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First oil pass on the face. Glad I went a bit tighter on this underpainting and refined the values before I went to color, because this went pretty fast. Should have minor adjustments tomorrow and starting on the arms and hands.
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Posted on May 31, 2012 via The Art of Jska Priebe with 7 notes
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Ten Great Moments in Political Misspellings
3. Rick Santorum’s campaign sent reporters an email titled “MEDIA ADVISORY: SANTORUM’S PUBIC SCHEDULE.” 15 minutes later, staffers sent a correction, though Santorum himself remained obsessed with all things pubic.
Posted on May 30, 2012 via Comedy Centrl with 40 notes
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A teenager from Westchester County, N.Y., has been missing since last Friday and was “in a fragile state” when he was last seen, his concerned parents said.
Police say Pierce Crowley, 15, of Rye, N.Y., left New York-Presbyterian Hospital in White Plains, N.Y. with a close friend before he went missing.
Image courtesy of the Crowley family
Posted on May 30, 2012 via msnbc.com with 6 notes
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Mother Jones: The Way It Was
“A society that does not accept the facts is a childish society, and a society that makes abortion illegal—and I believe that the PBAB is a calculated step in exactly that direction—is a cruel and backward society that makes being female a crime. It works in partnership with the illegal abortionist. It puts him in business, sends him his customers, and employs him to dispense crude, dirty, barbaric, savage punishment to those who break the law. And the ones who are punished by the illegal abortionist are always women: mothers, sisters, daughters, wives.
It’s no way to treat a lady.”
This is such an important article. Eleanor Cooney for Mother Jones on the “Partial-Birth” Abortion Ban and the necessity of having access to legal, safe abortions for all women regardless of circumstance, age, race, class, religion, number of months pregnant, reason for being pregnant, etc.
You must read this.
Yup yup yup.
Posted on May 30, 2012 via O Me! O Life! with 106 notes
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oh, Florida
Posted on May 30, 2012 via Gone Danny Gone with 981 notes
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Kids play T-ball, then baseball; they play games and have practice every week and, if they’re serious about it, pre-season and post-season too. We never think, “Let’s have kids play baseball for eight weeks in seventh grade,” and then expect that in five years they can join the majors or even be on a college team. But for some reason we do this with civics. We say, “We’re going to have you do a penny harvest in fifth grade and a service learning project in tenth grade, and then we’ll teach you abstractly about government for a semester in twelfth grade.” Then our students enter the major leagues of citizenship, and we give them the vote and expect them to keep our country going. And that’s just crazy!
Meira Levinson talking about her new book No Citizen Left Behind. (via bostonreview)
Wow. Just, wow. Quote of the week.
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Posted on May 30, 2012 via BOSTON REVIEW with 901 notes
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Our man in Madison, Andy Kroll, sends along this photo. Meanwhile, Walker’s campaign has directed a total of $160,000 in campaign funds to his defense fund in the last six weeks. Nothing to see here, move along.
Posted on May 30, 2012 via Mother Jones magazine on Tumblr with 52 notes
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me:on a scale of one to america, how free are you tonight?
Posted on May 29, 2012 via i like soy and beans and soybeans with 2,083 notes
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Finally, there is definitive proof: The presidential candidate was born in the United States, and his father was not.
Yes, Republican Mitt Romney appears eligible to be president, according to a copy of Romney’s birth certificate released to Reuters by his campaign. Willard Mitt Romney, the certificate says, was born in Detroit on March 12, 1947.
His mother, Lenore, was born in Utah and his father, former Michigan governor and one-time Republican presidential candidate George Romney, was born in Mexico.
READ MORE: Romney’s birth certificate evokes father’s controversy
How does one run for president if they’re born in Mexico?
OMG the comments on the Reuters page make me sad. Every single comment so far has failed to notice that this story refers to Mitt’s father having been born in Mexico, not Mitt. READING COMPREHENSION.
Posted on May 29, 2012 via Reuters with 370 notes
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As people sit around, and theorize and debate about what should be a reasonable or common ground, the voices of the people who are most affected by this decision are lost. They aren’t represented in these dialogues. Their specific realities don’t count.
An amazing interview with a late-term abortion provider, who takes on the politicized debate surrounding abortion. (via think-progress)Posted on May 29, 2012 via Think Progress with 174 notes
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