Made for a very limited time during the merge of the 2 companies.

Week eight, Mermaid Circus, the last "epic" assigment involving the story of a mermaid and her special animal friends. I chose the dolphin, and after doing an ink study from a video, drew the large dolphin characters freehand, then traced my study drawings to make the two dolphin stamps. The mermaid was drawn from imagination as a stamp. The back side of the drawing was collaged in tissue and lettered with a "love" poem to my teachers and classmates. The middle size dolphin and the mermaid were over-painted in acrylics and inks, plus colored pencil. The whole piece took the better part of a week to complete.

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Actress

Applied for a passport in 1920.under her real name. Betty Lawson. She was born on the 19th November, 1899, in Roxbury, Mass, according to that document.

As June Caprice she had a short but substantial career as one of the stars touted as the next Mary Pickford.

In 1920 she was travelling to Spain to shoot scenes for the George B. Seitz production, Rogues and Romance. It was to be her next-to-last film.

"Born Helen Elizabeth Lawson in Arlington, Massachusetts, she began her acting career in live theatre and in 1916 signed with the Fox Film Corporation.In 1916 William Fox searched to find a "second Mary Pickford." By the summer of that year he believed he had located the woman he predicted would be the best known female on the screen within six months time.She made her debut on July 9 at the Academy of Music (Manhattan) on 14th Street (Manhattan), in Caprice of the Mountains. A New York Times film critic said of her, "she is young, pretty, graceful, petite, with an eloquence of gesture that augurs a bright future in the movies."Adopting the stage name June Caprice, she made sixteen films for Fox, half of which were directed by Harry F. Millarde. The two began a personal relationship and eventually married.In 1919, June Caprice signed with Pathé for whom she appeared in six film projects. Some of the movies were made in the old Pathe studio in New York City. Her last film work was a 1921 fifteen-episode science fiction serial called The Sky Ranger (aka The Man Who Stole the Moon).

She left the film business to begin a family, giving birth to a daughter June Elizabeth Millarde in 1923. It is believed she returned to working on stage and modeling, appearing on 1920s Coca-Cola company calendars holding a fountain glass of Coke.In 1931 her husband died at the age of forty-six. Caprice died five years later from a heart attack in Los Angeles. She had been suffering from cancer. She was interred in the Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Glendale, California.Caprice's daughter was thirteen years old when orphaned and was raised by her grandparents on Long Island, New York. June Millarde became a cover girl known as Toni Seven.The June 17, 1949 issue of Time reported that she was the heiress to an estimated $3,000,000 fortune."

- Wikipedia.com

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Прялки. Слева направо - Коми (кон. XIX в.), Вологодская губ. (нач. XX в.), Поморье, г. Кемь (XIX в.), Вологодская губ. (кон. XIX - нач. XX в.). Дальше прялки-копыльные (т.е. корневые, поскольку для изготовления таких прялок бралось целое дерево с корневищем - из ствола вырубалась ножка с лопаской, а из горизонтального ответвления - донце). Слева направо - Вологодская губ. (кон. XIX), Архангельская губ. (кон. XIX - нач. XX в.). Справа с краю - прялка теремковая (на них теремок изображают), Ярославская губерния, кон. XIX в.

www.stvincent.edu | Photos of the Applied Laryngeal Anatomy: Intubation, Cricothyrotomy, and Tracheostomy in the Human Anatomy Lab.

Applied Management Research (AMR) Presentation Day at UCLA Anderson.

Milhollin, Ryan CAFNR – Applied Social Sciences, Assistant Extension Professor, Division of Applied Social Sciences

Here's my MW2 GPS decal applied.

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Commissioned illustration project for Applied Arts 2011 Advertising & Interactive Awards Annual.

Issue: Vol. 26, No. 4 - October 2011

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Client: Rethink

Designer: Jeff Harrison

Account Services: Ailsa Brown, Cameron Walker

Creative Directors: Jeff Harrison, Ian Grais, Rob Tarry

Copywriters: Rob Tarry, Bob Simpson

Illustrator: Chairman Ting

Print Producer: Kerry Bhangu

Production Artist: Jonathan Cesar

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"Disruptivity by Design" is the title of the Ars Electronica Garden in Vorarlberg and Dornbirn hosted by Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences, AT.

Taking the notion of “disruptive innovation” as a starting point, the Garden Vorarlberg aims to challenge prevailing, techno-economically driven ideas of future development. The increasing evidence that growth-based developmental trajectories are incompatible with the goal of respecting biophysical planetary boundaries, necessitates a planet-centric design approach, which advocates for a more holistic view of innovation. Applying the disruptive design method, current questions regarding leveraging systems change for positive social and environmental outcomes are addressed by exploring visions of community as well as the association between spatial imaginaries and material practices. The focus is on the friction zones and interactions between public and private spaces, between absence and presence, visibility and invisibility, where digital architectures come into view just as much as physical spatial constellations and psychogeographies. Disruptivity is used as both a metaphor and a format of collaborative knowledge production that brings together the perspectives of pioneers of change and the civil society with those of designers and artists in a transdisciplinary, participatory design research process to experiment with alternative models of thinking and intervention with the aim of developing transformative spatial concepts. Oriented towards a transdisciplinary, participatory design research process, this garden consists of a nomadic program combining playful explorations and tracking with workshops hosted by designers and artists, as well as local initiatives and a symposium to discuss and reflect on the approaches, findings, interventions and models developed.

Photo: Mira Löw

Applied knowledge of induction of immunity to Smallpox by infection with Cowpox - vaccination - but didn't publish, systematize or promote it. Jenner deservedly gets the credit for that, but Jesty deserves a footnote.

Virtual Issues from the Journal of Applied Microbiology - wileyasia.wordpress.com/2012/11/03/virtual-issues-from-th...

Diana Nyad speaking at the 2016 Association for Applied Sport Psychology Annual Conference at the Arizona Grand Resort in Phoenix, Arizona.

Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.

Applied to the front of the house, made from a saucer and part of a bracelet, adhered with thinset and grouted with bone-colored grout.

I applied several layers of motion and gaussian blur to a shot of a grassed sand dune on Juno Beach. The posts are actually part of a war memorial sculpture.

1/4-inch Applyply skin applied to one side - glued and stabled with 1/4-inch x 1-inch crown staples. The stapled edges will be trimmed off once the glue sets and the torsion-box shelf is cut to final dimension prior to edging.

the brakes were applied by the pilot side wise (wonders how did he manage to do it with a horse) as he saw the ball suddenly rushing towards him.....

Courtesy : Yasir Nisar & Rixwan Ghias

www.stvincent.edu | Photos of the Applied Laryngeal Anatomy: Intubation, Cricothyrotomy, and Tracheostomy in the Human Anatomy Lab.

www.stvincent.edu | Photos of the Applied Laryngeal Anatomy: Intubation, Cricothyrotomy, and Tracheostomy in the Human Anatomy Lab.

Pipe insulation in poor condition. Glass fiber insulation appears to have packed behind pipe also.