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My best friend came to visit me in Auckland during my last two weeks and we did a LOT. Most of the first week I was stuck in school editing, but I found time to get out and explore Auckland! We went to the Auckland Art Gallery that's right off of Albert Park, which gives you lovely views through all the giant glass windows on the second floor. We stumbled in on an interactive exhibit, where people can write whatever they want on the walls. So we got down on our knees and added some quotes to the wall- mine is from American Beauty. Love.
Afterwards we were thirsty so we headed towards Elliot Stables to get a juice and an appetizer. But on the way we stopped into Smith + Caugheys (Auckland's fancy department store) and tried on some hats. We really should have bought some.
Later that week before meeting up with some friends we stopped into an asian dollar store. We both bought oven mits of all things.
Then I said a little goodbye to Lord Auckland in Aotea Square. We won't be seeing each other for a long while. :(


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Wire and Tape Method
I'm reaching the bottom of the corsage, so it's becoming necessary to contort flowers into a downward bend.
Taping it into place at the base of the lowest flower.
You can see I've continued to snip off the thickest part of the taped wires, always electing to keep the thinner wire as a continuing stem. Snip with the very tips of your wire cutters - that exerts the most pressure and allows you to cut those very thick stems.
The base of the finishing corsage is still a very manageable size.
This view is actually looking upward from the bottom so you can see the placement of that last carnation on the left.


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This one was through http://www.swap-bot.com/, and the assignment was to make a giant postcard for your partner. In the US they can send something up to approximately 6" x 11" (or is it 11" x 6"?) for FORTY-FOUR CENTS!!! Wow. If we had that rate on postage I'd be sending out massive postcards all the time. Oh, plus they can be up to 1/4" thick!! Just think of the possibilities!
Canada Post unfortunately does not have a separate rate for postcards, so I was going to have to pay the "oversize letter" rate. Which to the US is $2.06, as long as it's not over 100g. I figured I'd better get my money's worth. I made a "postcard" out of a cardboard file marker that measured 9 1/2" x 15". Since it was pretty huge and kind of intimidating, I started off by basecoating it with gesso. If I don't have any ideas for something, I'll often start by throwing down a coat of gesso or paint, just so I'm at least doing something, not sitting there stalled. And more often than not, the ideas do come. Unfortunately I ended up covering up every bit of the card with collage material afterward, so the gesso turned out to be completely unnecessary. That's okay though, it got me moving at least.
I started gluing stuff onto the card.
I collaged a whole bunch of bits and pieces to my postcard: a parking pass, some EKG paper, tissue paper, old receipts, a calendar page, some fabric tape, washi tape, rub-ons, a computer punch card, patterned cardstock, part of a flash card, a photo, labels, magazine bits, a piece from a lottery ticket number picker - really anything that was within reach that was fairly neutrally-coloured. Then I started stamping - I used a dotted-line roller, a date stamp, a script stamp, and some number stamps. Oh, also the "UTILITY" stamp that I got at Value Village. I have no idea what it was originally used for, but it's one of my current favourites!
After that I covered the whole thing in a wash of titan buff paint, to blend everything together.
The ampersand is actually a thin chipboard cutout, covered in patterned paper and then trimmed and the edges sanded. I did the lettering by hand, which is why it's not always straight. But I do really like how it turned out around the ampersand! It reminds me of an ad for a circus or something.
It's going out in today's mail. Hopefully it arrives quickly; mail from here to the eastern seaboard seems to take about two weeks, for some reason. I sure hope it fits in her mailbox!
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Using Instagram to Launch Your Home Based Business
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Among the most significant facets of social networking is connecting your social networking records together, this guarantees that you do not just post to 1 website, you post them to all in the same time guaranteeing your have maximum protection whenever you post. It is noted that Instagram includes a 15 times higher level of wedding than Facebook meaning work and smaller businesses from home companies should take advantage of its every use buy instagram likes works quickly with customers having hundreds or even more fans previously, you simply possess a certain quantity of time to create a direct effect keep your movies brief, but to the stage. Whatever your business offers or is, provide your audience what it wishes, there is no body that knows your business like yourself, store the idea and post images that keeps them involved and interest your fans.
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Bronx Colors is a Swiss cosmetics brands that loves to keep up to date with every trend that happens in every season. I was very lucky recently to get sent a few pieces from their brand to try and test out and of course I just had to share my thoughts with my readers.
Gel Liner is a product that is very hard to get right 90% of the time. It has to be creamy yet have some thickness to it texture wise. It has to be opaque and super black (except when its meant to be colored) and it has to not dry out within a month of taken the lid of the first time. The Bronx Gel Liner Pot definitely ticks all those boxes for me.
This liner comes in a nice light plastic pot with a good strong lid to it. It also comes with a handy mini liner brush that it actually decent for a change and definitely can be used as a lip liner brush for the purse in the case you don't need it for liner. I personally like to use my Real Techniques Silicone Liner Brush for get liner as it can just be wiped clean after use and that way it doesn't got hard with product on it.
Speaking of brushes, I got two amazing brushes from Bronx Colors to talk about too. The first is the BRP01 and this is a nice fat, fluffy brush that is super soft. The size and shape of it make it perfect for blush, powder and bronzers. It doesn't leaves any harsh brush stroke lines behind and it blends out everything beautifully.
The other brush that I got is the BRP05 and I personally found this brush to be a great shape and size for using it to blend and buff shadow on the lower lash line. The bristles are just as soft as the powder brush so you can definitely see the consistence when it comes to the Bronx Colors products.
Last product I have from this brand is their 12 pan smokey undercover eyeshadow palette. I really have mixed feelings about this palette. The colour selection for it is simply beautiful and looking at it when you first open it up, it looks like the perfect palette for a great smokey eye. That said the eyeshadows themselves are a bit hit and miss.
Some have great pigmentation and blend smoothly with little to no fallout. Whereas others are super chalky and have little to no pigmentation to them and a crapload of fallout. I personally think there are better palettes on the market nowadays than this one, it's definitely not one I would recommend.
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One brief respite to all this was a trip to Nyon, a mere 20 minutes by train from Geneva. I initiated the trip; which consisted of a text message to everyone. It wasn't long before all but one had agreed to go. I think the others had been doing much as I had, and the boredom and frustration of doing nothing when one expects to be constantly going compelled us to do something. I didn't know much about Nyon, but I knew it was close-by and cheap to get to and somewhere else. That was enough. Although I obviously haven't explored all the merits of Geneva, I find myself already running out of ideas for entertainment that doesn't involve spending large amounts of money.
Nyon had the air of a ghost town when we reached it; we can't have seen more than 10 people in the 10 minute walk from the small train station to the lake shore. When we got to the shore though, we could see where all the crowds had gathered. There was an impressively large flea-market going on, all along the lake shore. There were hundreds of stalls, selling basically everything. The atmosphere was pleasant; even though there didn't seem to be much worth buying if you weren't an antiques collector. The sellers seemed to be much more interested in having a day out chatting to prospective buyers than making money - any profit would have been just an added bonus, I think. I wandered around the market for a bit; not with any intention of buying anything but just to soak in the congenial atmosphere and to pass away more time - there wasn't exactly an overload of things to do in Nyon. unfortunately it was again a cloudy day, and what would have been impressive views of mountains to the South were masked in fog - as usual.
The Alps from just above the lake in Nyon. Every time we go somewhere scenic it's bloody foggy!
After our walk through the stalls of the flea-market, we went to what seems to be the only other thing to see in Nyon on a Sunday: the castle. This is a pretty looking castle from the outside:
It's got a watermark from a programme called photomatix, which allows you to make HDR images. If you don't know what they are, it doesn't really matter!
Nyon has some Roman ruins - apparently it used to be a major Roman port.
Inside however, it's a different story. They have taken a perfectly serviceable castle, and turned it into some sort of bizarre modernist museum-cum-art installation. The insides are filled with pretentious art with stupid descriptions, dull displays of ceramics, and creepy photographs of random Victorian-era people. In the main none of it is historical, except for the cells which have been preserved - these have some interesting graffiti dating back to at least 1820 (even one of these houses a video player and TV playing an arty repetitious video consisting of a few images - my pet-hate withing the world of modern art) , and a very meagre description of what each floor had been used for in the past. I can't understand it, it seems to be meaningless, and a waste of Nyon's only tourist attraction. Oh well. Each to their own I suppose.
There were about twenty or so of these odd statues around the castle. Very authentic, indeed...
Disheartened by the castle, which looked promising, but still happy to have done something, we got the train back to Geneva early. Our wish to make the most of our time here was still unfulfilled. We're in some kind of strange twilight zone - we're not quite tourists but we feel we should be; we can't treat it fully as a holiday (for financial reasons as much as anything else) but we're not exactly full-time residents either. We don't have that many hours of college, not enough to take over our lives anyway. So we have to make the most of this once-off opportunity. It's difficult to strike a balance between just living here, and doing the whole touristy thing. It's not something I anticipated before coming over here, and I reckon it's going to be a big challenge not going home dissatisfied.
Further to what I was talking about in the previous paragraph, I'm tempted to get up really early tomorrow and go somewhere. Sion looks interesting. I chose to go to Switzerland mainly to do stuff like hiking, and there seems to be a fair bit of that going on there. And it's not too far away either - so the expense wouldn't be that great. It's getting pretty late though - so who knows if I'll actually be able to go! I'll see how I feel in the morning I guess. Wish me luck!


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This is yet another in the series called Self Learning Management that addresses ordinary people who wish to learn how to better their management skills and become more successful in their own businesses. The author, Kalpesh Ashar, has a very straightforward manner of explaining concepts, helping the reader to develop skills, and then follow-up lessons to practice those skills before trying them on in public!
`An accounting system helps capture and organize information related to business transactions - financial accounting and managerial accounting.' With that simple definition the author covers Cost Accounting Fundamentals, Balancing of the 3 factors - Cost, Volume & Profit, Concept of Relevant Information and Decision Making, Activity Based Costing, Cost Allocation Techniques, Cost Variances and Control - each covered thoroughly (but extremely understandably) in separate chapters. Following Ashar's development of thinking the reader gradually expands the understanding of the complexities of these systems until they actually do make sense! By the end of this book it is obvious that we now understand the standard Cost Accounting Terms, can apply cost accounting concepts to real-life business scenarios and can use relevant cost accounting information to make solid business decisions.
As is his custom, Ashar includes cost accounting problems to solve and accompanies those with actual solutions - a very trustworthy and insightful way to solidify the self-learning aspect of this excellent series.
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10th December 2013 (Human Rights Day)
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LONDON, 12:00pm – Human Rights Students from UCL (University College London) have written an open letter to the Vice-Chancellor and Chief Operating Officer of the University of London to request they take action to revoke a court order against student protests on University of London grounds.
Last week, the University of London obtained a court order that bans all "occupational protests" on areas of its campus until June 2014. Anyone who breaches the order can be charged with contempt of court.
On 10 December, which is internationally recognised as Human Rights Day, the signatories of the open letter ask that the University of London consider the impact of its decision on the democratic rights of its students (such as the rights to 'freedom of expression' and 'freedom of assembly and association' that are included in the European Convention on Human Rights), and support their right to peacefully protest.
The letter also suggests that the University should engage in 'meaningful and respectful dialogue with student-led campaigns, instead of threatening peaceful protestors with legal action'.
Amongst others, the University of London represents University College London, the London School of Economics, the School of Oriental and African Studies and Birkbeck College. All of these institutions offer courses in the study of human rights.
The letter has attracted the support of individuals from other Universities, and will remain open for additional signatures (not restricted to University of London) to be added in solidarity over the coming days.
Aurora Percannella, 24, UCL student: "I signed this letter because universities need to start behaving like democratic educational establishments again, rather than private entities that feel separate from the basic rules governing society"
Laura O'Shea, 22, former University of York student: "University is a place for encouraging debate, not repressing ideas."
Nick McKenzie, 25, UCL student: "Watching non-violent protestors being kettled into police vans was an unforgivable fall from grace from an institution established to promote free thought and education for all"
Mark Arnold, 25, UCL student: "University buildings are not straightforwardly private property; students are members of the university community and have a right to use the buildings."
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Imagine biting into a watermelon, but instead of a juicy and watery mess, your teeth slid through a crisp, apple like texture. This tuber is angel food. Filled with inulin, a sweet indigestible sugar (few calories), this tuber is the dieters dream. It is also my dream and several of my friends dreams to have an army of Yacon spread across Oakland. The plant does extremely well in the Bay Area.
Yacon is a perennial tuber in the Asterids family, closely related to sunflowers and Jerusalem artichokes. Native to the Andes, it is an important South American domesticated crop. Yacon syrup is a grabbing attention as a health product for its immunity boost and digestion assistance
Yacon should be planted early in the Spring to allow ample time for crown roots to form before winter. This is less of a concern in the Bay Area where our few frosts won't threaten root structures. Find a sunny spot with healthy soil. Yacon can grow as tall as 2 meters and will produce small yellow flowers. These plants are incredibly productive, yields of 2 kilos per plant have been documented. You can store the edible roots for several months after harvest.
When you dig up the root system in Autumn, look for two different types of root structures. The large potato looking tubers are the one's you should harvest to eat. Smaller structures with eyelets and should be divided and planted again for the Spring. Don't let the roots dry out while you store them to plant in the Spring.
Yacon leaves and stems can be cooked as vegetables in a stir fry or salad.
Here is additional information on Yacon. Here you can order root crowns if your friends or local nurseries don't have any extra for you.
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We received our latest miracle after a successful tubal reversal and are overwhelmed with blessings. Our story is not perfect, but it is one of love and living for the Kingdom of Heaven. Follow the Maxwell's as I talk about life with 6 people in 1500sqft, baby food making, cloth diapering and surviving life with four kids under 7.
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Not just a headache
What do you do when you baby is hurting and you don't know why or how to fix it? It breaks our heart when this happens to him. We were obviously scared that this might be more than a migraine but he had the neurological exam and he does not show signs of a tumor. PTL!
Our doctor said that sometimes his little brain go so hard all the time that it has to "shut down" and "reset"and this could be a result of that. He is highly intelligent (probably smarter than me already) and this could be a side effect. Who knows, at this point I am grasping at straws to figure out what is going on.
So here we are, at the beginning of getting help for our oldest baby. We have been instructed to keep a headache journal and try to figure out what triggers them so we can eliminate that. Then we can meet with a neurologist to see if medication will help. We have also been encouraged to go Gluten Free. FUN. I might kick and scream the whole way but I am researching it so we will see.
Anyone battle migraines? What helps? What about Gluten? Anyone Gluten Free???
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Poor Cam! I don't know much about migraines but I do know that gluten really is "good" for anyone. I know many families that have eliminated completely from their diets. I have done research and would like to work up to that but it will be a process because its in EVERYTHING. We'll be praying that the Lord directs y'all through this process and heals his little body.ReplyDelete
My husband suffers from migraines. His triggers seem to be strong smells (like overly used perfume/cologne on a person), bright lights directly in his eyes (like some pointing a flashlight in his eyes), and exhaustion. So far drinking a coke (maybe the caffeine helps?) and going into a dark room and sleeping are what helps. If he can get to sleep for at least a few hours he wakes up good as new. Poor Cam!ReplyDelete


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From his beginnings as a small business owner, running his own body shop for 16 years, Kris Nahrgang has gone on to become a patent-holding inventor, an entrepreneur, a graduate of the Native Law Centre, a mediator for First Nations, an advocate on First Nations social issues and an award winning Indigenous artist and sculptor. As the Chief of Kawartha Nishnawbe First Nation he has been awarded an eagle feather, the highest honour a chief can receive, four times in recognition of his tireless work as a community organizer and advocate.
Kris' journey has been guided by the plight and suffering of First Nations peoples and as a leader, he seeks to assist in healing. Using his experience in social work and his love of carving, he developed an art therapy program for aboriginal inmates at Millbrook Correctional Centre.
As a founder of Sprit Eagle Capital, Kris has a wide portfolio of business ventures and investments including Burleigh Falls LED, Northwest Healthcare, and Grand Medicine Health Services. He has also developed both life jackets and fishing lures with water-activated lights for the airline and boating industry.
Kris is proud to lend his voice to First Nations issues across Canada, as a defender of First Nation burial sites and advocate for the repatriation of First Nations artifacts. He holds an archeological licence from the Ontario Ministry of Culture and is frequently called as an expert in disputed First Nations burial sites, most notably mediating Ontario Realty Corp's consultation over the Seaton lands in Pickering, Ontario, which also marked the first time that the Iroquois, Hurons and Objiway officially met since the Treaty of Montreal in 1701. Kris has served as the Trent University's Native Liaison for archeological interest, as well as archeological liaison for Scugog Island First Nation and the Alderville and Curve Lake First Nation.
A passion for art informs every aspect of Kris' life. He has been called one of the foremost Ojibway soapstone sculptors in North America and often appears at art festivals throughout Ontario. His work appears in numerous Canadian government buildings as well as in the homes of countless business leaders and elected officials. Kris's work is housed in the collections of former U.S. President George Bush, Prince Andrew of England, and the late Nelson Mandella.
He believes art is an extension of his work as chief; a therapeutic way of expressing the plight of First Nation's people so it can be understood and ultimately overcome. For information on Kris Nahrgang's stone work contact Kris at Spirit of the Stone Gallery firstname.lastname@example.com. For information on his custom designed Story (Totem) Poles contact Artworld Fine Art Gallery firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kris is currently executive producing a documentary series with Sarain Fox from Vice TV entitled Future Voices. The project celebrates the reclamation of Indigenous knowledge and identity by challenging the colonial narrative. It is scheduled for release in 2018.
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Last night I caught the end of the American Music Awards 2012.
Just in time!
MC Hammer and PSY the Korean rap sensation were performing "Gangnam Style."
PSY (otherwise known as Park Jae-sang) just fascinates me, watching him move is incredible, he is a bolt of energy. Funny, entertaining and charismatic all in one package.
In short for me, this guy is one big sparkle.
Here he is...PSY
Also check out PSY's music video of "Gangnam Style," it is the funniest thing I have seen in ages! (700 million views on youtube)


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New to Porn, Very new to Electricity!
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Cast: Alani Pi, Felony, Hydii May, Bobbi Starr
Hydii May is new to the adult industry in every sense of the word. She's fresh meat to the hardcore scene and has little to no experience in anything involving the fetish side of the business.
With sticky pads down her ass, I tie Hydii face down, I elevate her chest and head off the table so I can play with and shock her natural tits. But the position leaves her pussy ready and willing for the harsh vag fucking that's to come from the Samurai.
I instill discipline with her by turning on the sticky pads, making her ass dance. But that corporal punishment isn't enough, so I fuck her dripping cunt hard while shocking her with the Samurai!
She can feel the electricity from the toy shooting in her body and she can feel the pleasure of it all shooting into her clit. She shows that she can be a good girl and I let her cum.
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Slate's Takedown of Yale University Press's Anthology of Rap: Why I Love and Hate the Internet
Over the past month Slate's Paul Devlin has written an exhaustive critique—in several installments—of the recently published Anthology of Rap from Yale University Press. You can find it here, here, and here. Devlin discovered that the Anthology, which aims to be a collection of the most important rap lyrics since the genre's founding in the 1970s, has numerous transcription errors, many of which betray an ignorance of the songs context and many of which render a meaningful lyric nonsensical. Some of the errors also are identical to transcription errors made by amateurs who contribute to lyric archive websites. Further digging on Devlin's part revealed that the project's editors only consulted with their impressive advisory board briefly toward the beginning of the project (and never again) and that, while the editors sent proofs to about 30 of the featured artists, these artists were not given sufficient time to make corrections.
This paragraph—a quote from Adam Mansbach, founding editor of the hip-hop journal Elementary and a member of the Anthology of Rap's underutilized advisory board—is especially damning:
The Anthology is disappointing to me on several levels. Most importantly, this is a book that seeks to establish the relevance and artistry of hip-hop lyricism, and instead it's made many of the world's best MCs look downright incoherent by misrepresenting their words. When Ice Cube says "your plan against the ghetto backfired," and it gets turned into "you're playing against the ghetto black fly," more has happened than just a simple error in transcription; you've made an important song perplexing and impenetrable—while staking a claim, backed by institutional power and market presence, that your version is canonical.
Thank goodness for the Internet. Twenty years ago a critique such as the one Devlin has put together would have appeared in an obscure academic journal or possibly in an article in The Source (and it would have been much smaller in scope). The critique would have reached a small audience several weeks or months after the Anthology's publication. Today, I wouldn't be surprised if the number of people who have read Slate's critique of the Anthology is greater than the number of people who own a copy of the book. An anthology of rap lyrics is a worthy project and is something that I'm sure many scholars, students of culture, and hip-hop fans would love to have. But surely all interested parties are now aware of this volume's shortcomings and can decide whether they want to spend $35 on a book with dozens of critical errors or wait for a revised edition (or a better anthology from a different publisher).
This discussion has spread well beyond Slate, inviting many people to take a close look at lyrics they have heard but never analyzed and giving many readers a greater appreciation of the skill that the best MCs bring to their craft. Well done, Internet.
On the other hand, I feel bad for the editors of the Anthology and others involved in its production. While there's much that they could have done that would have limited errors and made the final product stronger, I'm sure they worked hard to create what they felt would be a quality piece. As someone with many years of experience in publishing, I understand that editors seldom have time to take all of the quality control measures they would like to take; there's a lot more to publishing, after all, than writing (or compiling) and proofreading (such as typesetting, copyediting, hitting catalog deadlines and trade lists). I don't want to excuse these editors' mistakes, but I feel bad that the Internet has exposed every flaw in their work and that people who otherwise wouldn't have known about the Anthology are well aware of its editors' goofs. I feel for anyone who has to deal with that sort of pressure (even if the pressure is somewhat warranted).
That said, good job, Internet. To all people: Know that the Internet could call you to account for anything you do or work on. No matter how obscure the subject matter, there are people out there who care and who won't accept anything resembling corner-cutting. This devotion to quality control is in many ways a blessing, but it also puts a lot more pressure on anyone who dares to create.


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Wednesday, July 7, 2010
I want to join...
Today was Mike's birthday. Hooray!!! A good day to celebrate and become a member of the ZISSOU SOCIETY... don't you think? I got him these team Zissou adidas runners - to make it official. Now we have to move closer to the ocean and buy a submarine... or maybe, we'll just watch 'Life Aquatic' a few more times...:)
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Happy Birthday Mike!!
I haven't watched it in a year. I'm due! I need a pair of these babies to wear while I watch. There. Purchase justified.
- July 7, 2010 at 10:32 PM
- Miss J said...
Happy Birthday! I love that movie, and your drawing is perfect Helen!
- July 7, 2010 at 10:41 PM
- april said...
Okay seriously. I am dying. My husband would kill for those shoes. I didn't know they existed. I just went a ordered him some!
THANKS for the tip!
- July 7, 2010 at 11:38 PM
- Heather Moore said...
I vote for buying the submarine... as long as it has a deck for umbrellas and barbeques. xx
- July 8, 2010 at 7:40 AM
- Heidi said...
eeeeeh - I love this movies :] how wonderful is that birthday present?! didn't even know you could buy them - must share where you got 'em :]
- July 8, 2010 at 8:53 AM
- Hanna said...
that's awesome :)
- July 8, 2010 at 9:10 AM
where did you get them? my husband would LOVE them!!
- July 8, 2010 at 9:19 AM
- orange you lucky! said...
I got them on e-Bay:) There is no official adidas team zissou shoes... but a few people customize the existing adidas shoes.
- July 8, 2010 at 10:13 AM
- San Smith said...
The Life Aquatic is one of my favorite movies! I love your illustration :)
- July 8, 2010 at 11:57 AM
- kristina dutton said...
omgsh i love the illustration! my first chihuahua was named zissou! lol most people didn't get it.
- July 8, 2010 at 12:35 PM
- Shirley said...
Fantastic illustration of Bill! : )
- July 8, 2010 at 1:23 PM
- Carolyn Gavin said...
these are amazing... hope you had a great bday Mike.
i love your rendition of one of my fav actors.
- July 8, 2010 at 4:50 PM
Next you should get him the Vostok Amphibian watch that Team Zissou wears!
- July 10, 2010 at 3:03 PM
- orange you lucky! said...
Thank you Mr. Anonymous:)
I'm on it like bees on honey!
- July 11, 2010 at 12:17 PM
- Dindie said...
oh my! A pair of Zissou's Adidas! I'm drooling to have one. I love every detail in Life Aquatic :)
- July 11, 2010 at 11:06 PM
- Rosario said...
where did you get them? I LOVE them!!!!!!
I love Life Aquatic!!!!!!!! I'm a fan of Steve Zissou : )
- July 14, 2010 at 8:43 AM


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