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While the sketch may be simple, it definitely wasn't easy for me. All of that white space freaks me out! I knew I wanted to make a birthday card and as I was perusing the sets on my shelf, I came across the Hand Delivered stamp set, which is a hostess set that I haven't used in a few months. I decided it was time to dust it off and have some fun coloring.
I started by stamping the images, coloring them with markers, and cutting them out by hand. I then stamped the fun banners from the Pick a Pennant stamp set with Petal Pink ink, stamping off on a piece of scratch paper first to add a softer touch.
The sentiment is from the Well Said stamp set and coordinating framelits.
We hope you'll join us and make your own card using the sketch. We love to see what your create as we browse the gallery each week. Meanwhile, be sure to stop by the Freshly Made Sketches site to see what the design team has created for your inspiration.
One of my favorite stamp sets in the new catalog is a hostess set called Hand Delivered. You can mix and match the images to create a card that is perfect for the occasion, and it's a fun set to color. When I sat down to use it the first time I had a hard time deciding which images to use first. So I decided to try three of them at once.
For all three cards, I started by sponging on some ink for a background and then adding some splatters. While this set does not have coordinating framelits, all of the images are easy to cut out with a pair of paper snips.
I colored all of these images with Stampin' Blends markers. A few metallic sequins were added as embellishments. All of these cards were made with Whisper White Note cards and are sized at 3-1/2″ x 5″.
My middle child will be a Senior this year. I thought I would get ahead of the game while I had this set out and make a card for her first day when she goes back in August. She is in an IB program, so her Senior year will be a hard year. I think any encouragement will be appreciated by her.


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Mokutarō Kinoshita (dans l'ordre japonais Kinoshita Mokutarō 木下 杢太郎, né le , mort le ) est un poète, écrivain et médecin japonais.

Biographie
Né Ōta Masao, Kinoshita est le dernier fils d'un commerçant de la ville d'Itō (préfecture de Shizuoka). À la suite du décès de sa mère, il est élevé par l'une de ses grandes sœurs. À l'âge de douze ans, il s'installe à Tōkyō chez son frère aîné. Sa première vocation est la peinture, mais il abandonne rapidement l'idée de devenir peintre. En 1903, il entre au Premier lycée de Tōkyō où il apprend en particulier l'allemand. En 1906, il réussit le concours d'entrée à l'université de Tokyo où il s'inscrit à la faculté de Médecine.

En 1907, il rencontre Yosano Tekkan (1873-1935) et commence à fréquenter les cercles littéraires. Il collabore à différentes revues, comme Myōjō, Subaru, Mita Bungaku ou Shirakaba. Il y publie des poèmes, des pièces de théâtre, des textes critiques ou encore des traductions de l'allemand. Son style se caractérise par une préciosité esthétique et un goût pour l'exotisme opposés au naturalisme dominant à l'époque. Il s'intéresse à de nombreux domaines, parmi lesquels l'histoire des chrétiens au Japon, sujet d'étude dont il est l'un des pionniers.

En 1911, il sort diplômé de la faculté de Médecine. Suivant les conseils de Mori Ōgai, il décide de se spécialiser en dermatologie. Il entreprend en particulier des recherches sur la lèpre. Après un passage en Mandchourie de 1916 à 1920, il part en Occident afin de compléter ses recherches. Entre 1921 et 1924, il séjourne en France et travaille notamment à Paris à l'hôpital Saint-Louis. Il obtient son doctorat en 1922. Peu après son retour au Japon, il est nommé professeur à l'université du Tōhoku. En 1937, au sommet de sa carrière médicale, il obtient la chaire de dermatologie de l'Université impériale de Tōkyō. Autour de 1940, au moment de la prise de possession de l'Indochine par l'armée impériale, il s'investit ardemment dans les relations franco-japonaises. Il meurt fin 1945 d'un cancer du pylore.

Œuvres
和泉屋染物店 (La teinturerie Izumiya), Tōundō, 1912
南蛮寺門前 (Devant la porte du temple Nanbanji), Shun.yōdō, 1914
印象派以後 (Après l'impressionnisme), Nihon bijutsu gakuin, 1916
食後の唄 (Poèmes de l'après-repas), Araragi hakkōjo, 1919
藝林間歩 (Promenades dans le bois des arts), Iwanami shoten, 1936
日本切支丹史鈔 (Notes sur l'histoire des chrétiens du Japon), Chūō kōronsha, 1943

Notes et références

Liens externes

  Aozora Bunko, œuvres de Kinoshita Mokutarō.

Dramaturge japonais
Poète japonais du XXe siècle
Médecin japonais
Naissance en août 1885
Décès en octobre 1945
Décès à 60 ans
Personnalité inhumée au cimetière de Tama
Mort d'un cancer au Japon
Naissance dans la préfecture de Shizuoka
Décès à Tokyo

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I suffer from chronic procrastination, as do many others I know, and I know I would like no more than to be able to sit at my computer and actually walk away five hours later having done something productive. With a high speed internet connecton and near 60 gigs of games, this rarely happens.
What I propose is a program which you install into your computer that aids you in keeping on track. It would be imbedded deep, deep within the registry...so much so that a skilled hacker would need an hour or so to get it completely uninstalled. Whenever you need to have something done, enter it into the program. If an hour or so later, the program you need to get your work done is not open (or you have not completed the task yet), the computer issues a warning that in 1 minute (or something like that so you can save your game), it will close all programs. It will then open the one you need, and lock it open. Also, for the persistant procrastinator, it would start the program back up immediately if you shut the computer off by the button or plug.
It would be a huge programming venture, yet in the end I think it would be worth the work. I'll get started on it tomorrow....
— NeverDie, Dec 15 2001
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Same problem, different approach. [DrBob, Dec 15 2001, last modified Oct 04 2004]
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You know, I think this idea has some merit. There are times when I sure could use this, or something like it. What would also be helpful is if this program would lock out certain URLs, too. (Like THIS ONE for example).
— bristolz, Dec 15 2001
Croissant.
— jimithing, Dec 15 2001
Buy a Mac. Unless the kind of games you like are World Jigsaws with 8 peices, and a very addictive Solitaire. Apart from that, there is bug*er all else to play on one. But that doesn't really solve the problem of 24hr Halfbaking. So yes, I would like one, haven't done any real work for a couple of days now. Have a croissant.
— arora, Dec 15 2001
All work and no play, makes giz a dumb lad.
— gizmo, Dec 15 2001
"a skilled hacker would need an hour or so to get it completely uninstalled"
Wouldn't this be a brilliant displacement activity in itself...?
— -alx, Dec 15 2001
Hmmm, good point. I guess you could add a feature that disables all debugers and restricts 'unnatural' registry editing to deter those who would be so inclined to try...
//Buy a Mac. Unless the kind of games you like are World Jigsaws with 8 peices, and a very addictive Solitaire. Apart from that, there is bug*er all else to play on one.//
Not to encourage a Mac-PC flamewar, but uh, you're wrong.
As for the idea, sounds good, except that people would probably just stop entering things in. You'd need to have it so that the computer wouldn't operate at all unless a variety of tasks had been entered.
— PotatoStew, Dec 17 2001
I have worked on Macs for 20 years and would argue the toss over a PC any day (well, not really argue, but favour them) for the ease of operating system, graphics capabilites etc. but have not yet found a good game, could you maybe recommend one. On second thoughts please don't. I have enough distractions as it is.
I could really use this. Could it be expanded to also disable my television? Sadly enough, I think that even with "distraction devices" disabled, a true procrasitnator would find a way to occupy his/her time until the last minute before the work had to be done.
— dana_renay, Dec 18 2001
[Rods Tiger]: Is your original Mac a 128? I have heard that those things are selling for a lot of money to collectors these days. Someone told me that they are selling for as much as $12,000USD, depending on model. I have no proof of that, though.
Ah, the good old days. What the hell was this idea about again?
— phoenix, Dec 19 2001
[UnaBubba] Well, I would bake this idea, seeming I have the programming expertice, but it still isn't tomorrow yet.
Catch you later then, maybe
— thumbwax, Dec 22 2001
Like the idea, it just seems impossible to implement. E.g. how would a program know, that I'm finished with my Programming task, or my Word document. I could just say I'm done with it, and I'll be back to playing games, no need to spend an hour hacking to do that.
— romanmar, Oct 21 2004
What about telling the program which applications you will need to use for the task, and then have it let those processes pass, but recognise other processes, and kill them within 5 minutes of them opening. That way valid processes spawned by your real applications pass, and kill off all the games that you're playing. Romanmar: You could, but then it could work out that you really hadn't spent enough time on it, and give a low priority to your games processes. And like all programs, it is built on the assumption that user input will be valid.
— flowblok, Sep 28 2006

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Revisit: Gila River Arena
Posted on March 27 2015 by Edward de la Fuente
(Editor's note: For our previous entry on Gila River Arena, click here.)
Only a handful of markets around the U.S. have the distinction of being home to teams in all four major professional sports leagues. Phoenix is one of those markets, which means that Phoenix is home to an NHL team.
Now, you can question the viability of hockey in Arizona all you want (many have), speculate on how long the Coyotes will remain in Arizona given their unstable financial situation (many have) and dump on the Coyotes' relative lack of success on the ice over the years (many have), but the fact of the matter is that there's NHL hockey in Arizona and, ergo, Arizona is a great destination to have on your list if you're planning a hockey-related road trip.
Clearly, many fans do love coming to Arizona to see hockey, judging by the many opposition jerseys visible in the stands almost regardless of who the Coyotes are playing.
That part of it is a shame, but the Coyotes do have a loyal, if small, fan base, and they have a pretty nice arena in which to watch their team play. Gila River Arena, as it's known now (switched over from the clumsier Jobing.com Arena a couple years back), is situated in the Phoenix suburb of Glendale and in the middle of a vibrant area that includes the Cardinals' University of Phoenix Stadium.
And the folks there do go to great lengths to make all hockey fans feel welcome, whether you're rooting for the Coyotes or not. That was certainly the vibe I noticed when I made my second visit to the arena to see the Coyotes take on the New Jersey Devils.
Glendale isn't close to downtown Phoenix, which is one of the drawbacks of the facility. But in the ever-burgeoning Valley of the Sun, there's more and more to do in more and more far-flung places that are worth driving to, so in the grand scheme of things it's not THAT far away.
Generally, from downtown you're looking at a 15-20 minute drive without traffic, and tack on 5-10 minutes if you're coming straight from Sky Harbor Airport, on the east side of downtown.
The route is simple enough — take Interstate 10 west to Loop 101 north, and proceed about 6-7 miles to either Bethany Home Road, on the arena's south side, or Glendale Avenue, to the north.
Once you're there, you've reached the sprawling Westgate Entertainment District and a rather interesting parking situation. There are plenty of signs directing you to "Coyotes Parking" and signs telling you what to do if you've got a color-coded permit (which, if you're a visitor, you probably don't).
But unlike most places where you expect to eventually reach a parking attendant taking money, this never happens here. You're directed to a common lot that other Westgate patrons use, and you park. Yes, for free.
I don't know for sure, but I have to think this is a serious hindrance to the Coyotes' financial situation. What sports franchise doesn't reap a significant amount of revenue from game parking fees? But how can they charge, when there are other folks coming to the complex who aren't going to the game and just want to get ice cream or whatever — you don't want to discourage them from coming on game nights.
And even though there are paid lots close to the arena, the smart fans will just park a little farther away for free and walk. It really is a conundrum, one I'm not sure has a good solution.
If you just hate driving and parking, public transportation isn't really an option unless you like doing a lot of transferring. Phoenix's Valley Metro Rail doesn't come close to Glendale, and from the westernmost stop you'll have to ride the bus up to Westgate. It's doable but not very practical.
If your main reason for visiting Phoenix is to see hockey and you don't have a car at your disposal, consider staying at one of the many hotels nearby to Westgate, including a Renaissance right next door to the arena, and just taking a cab back and forth from the airport.
The Westgate Entertainment District has an impressive number of restaurants and bars, including a few literally next to the arena's main gate. It also has some retail (including a large sports souvenir shop), a big movie theater, a giant fountain/park area (especially popular with the kids) and townhomes. Go a little farther out, and you'll find even more restaurants, shops and hotels.
So you really could spend all day at the complex waiting for your game to start and hanging out after it, and if you're doing that you're likely spending more than enough money to justify getting that free parking space. (Wonder if the Coyotes get a cut of some of that money? Probably not.)
If you are walking through the main entertainment complex on your way to the game, it is pretty cool to see fans spilling out of the nearby restaurants, hanging out next to the fountains and engaging in other general merriment before going on.
It makes for a nice atmosphere, and the Coyotes do their part by putting up giant inflatable Coyote players, staging youth street hockey games, etc.
The ambiance
Once you step inside (and happily out of the heat, depending on the time of year you're visiting), Gila River Arena offers everything you'd expect in a modern arena. It's big but not huge, and with a fair amount of concessions choices but not overwhelmingly so.
At each end of the ice there are small areas in which you can peek out at the ice surface, and an interesting feature of the upper concourse is that it is located above the seats, meaning you'd walk down to any seat in the upper deck.
Plus, there's little obstructing your view of the ice from the concourse, so there's plenty of standing room behind each section if that's something you choose to do (and I, for one, like to stand every once in a while — not for the whole game, but for a little bit at a time).
The food options you have range from the typical hot dogs, chicken tenders and the like to Mexican food, deli sandwiches and sausages. I even saw cheesesteaks at one stand.
If you're not Canadian but into Canadian culture (if you like hockey, you probably are in some way), you'll be pleasantly surprised by one food option there: Tim Hortons. Yes, the Canadian donut and coffee chain is usually nowhere to be found if you're not within 100 miles of Canada — the southernmost point I've seen it prior to this visit was Penn Station in New York — but strangely enough, there are stands on both levels at Gila River Arena.
This is an interesting Phoenix phenomenon: Drive around town long enough and you'll find quite a few restaurant chains that are native to one particular region but, likely to pique the interest of snowbirds, have set up a presence in Phoenix as well.
Just in this visit, I saw Culver's (Wisconsin "butter burgers"), Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen (mostly in Texas and the South), The Keg (Canadian steakhouse) and the Saddle Ranch (Southern California Western-themed steakhouse) — the latter being right outside the arena's main entrance.
I got myself a box of Timbits, what Tim Hortons calls donut holes, and a hot chocolate (What can I say? I love Tim Hortons hot chocolate) and headed to my seat in the upper deck, which was sparsely populated around the time of the national anthem but gradually filled up as the first period went on.
The Coyotes were in the final stretch of a rotten season and it was warm but not too warm outside, so it probably wasn't too surprising that the place wasn't full — and half of those who were there repping a team were Devils fans.
In the end, the visiting team made their supporters happy, but as long as there's hockey in Arizona I'm planning to pop in every once in a while.
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In growing up, she got captivated by foreign films and music, which led her to major in the English language at university and get involved in multicultural environments on a daily basis. In the meantime, her aspiration for creative expression never extinguished, and she continued to paint in her spare time. When she held her very first exhibition in a small café in Tokyo, she realized her art has the power to energize and encourage others. This was the moment when she decided that her creations should be not just for herself but for other people as well.
In her art, she deals with the beautiful culture and spirit of Japan. Having been exposed to so much cultural diversity, she started to truly understand, appreciate and connect with the beauty of her native homeland; she realized that painting her home soil with affection would make her artworks more unique and original than anything else.
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Top 12 Guy Movies to Watch in 2012
While movies seem to be getting worse and worse, 2012 gives us all hope that this year will be better. With a full slate of unoriginal sequels and remakes, most of this year's films will likely be as awful as last year's but let's look at 12 movies that every guy can get excited about:
12. Red Tails: George Lucas has been working on this film for nearly 25 years and the story of the Tuskegee Airmen is finally hitting theaters this month. Cuba Gooding Jr. aside, this Lucas-produced flick has more aerial action than Star Wars.
Expected Release Date: January 20
11. Neighborhood Watch: This Seth Rogen written Sci-Fi comedy stars Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn, Jonah Hill, and Richard Ayoade as a neighborhood watch group that has to stop a plot that threatens the whole world.
Expected Release Date: July 27
10. Wrath of the Titans: The sequel to Clash of the Titans will surely give CGI geeks more than enough to wet themselves over. In this one, Perseus has to rescue Zeus from Kronos, Hades, and Ares and the studio is already planning a sequel to this film as well.
Expected Release Date: March 30
9. Looper: Stay with me here. Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a hitman in the present who works for the mob in the future. The mob sends people back in time and he kills them. That is, until they send back Bruce Willis who is the future version of Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Dun, dun, dun.
Expected Release Date: September 21
8. Abraham Lincoln - Vampire Hunter: While most know him as the 16th president, few know him for his moonlighting as a vampire hunter. Should have read your history books instead of getting high all through school. Note: Mary Todd Lincoln is surprisingly super hot.
Expected Release Date: June 22
7. Ted: Seth MacFarlane hits the big screen but unfortunately brings Mark Wahlberg along for the ride. What's the film about? Mark Wahlberg hangs out with a vulgar slacker bear who cockblocks him and Mila Kunis.
6. Act of Valor: Pretty interesting concept as this film combines your basic war film with footage of actual Navy SEALs. In this one, a group of SEALs head out on a covert mission to Yugoslavia to save a CIA agent and kick some terrorist ass.
Expected Release Date: February 24
5. Skyfall: It's the 23rd, yes, 23rd installment of James Bond and the third for Daniel Craig. This one also features Javier Bardem as the villain and Naomie Harris as Eve while Daniel Craig has to sort some serious shit out after MI6 is attacked.
Expected Release Date: November 9
4. The Avengers: This Joss Whedon joint brings together all your favorite Marvel characters like Iron Man, Hulk, Thor, and Captain America. It also features a stacked cast of Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, and Sam Jackson.
Expected Release Date: May 4
3. Savages: Oliver Stone is back, for better or worse. In Savages, two marijuana growers try to rescue their shared girlfriend from the Mexican drug cartel and is expected to hit theaters this September.
2. The Dictator: Sasha Baron Cohen is back and this time he's Muammar Gaddafi. Sort of. Cohen plays General Admiral Alladeen of the Republic of Wadiya who comes to the US with his all female security force and attempts to gain the affection of Megan Fox.
Expected Release Date: May 11
1. The Dark Knight Rises: The final film of the Batman trilogy takes place eight years after the last film left off. Batman returns to Gotham to find Selina Kyle and stop Bane from destroying the city.
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This spring brings Funny Faces, the second release from Michael & The Rockness Monsters, the award winning band created by Preschool of Rock founder Michael Napolitano. Funny Faces energetically leads families on a musical journey from the ridiculous to the reflective. The 14 original songs of this collection are rich with thick instrumentation and catchy melodies that shine with emotional creativity!