rasterbator.com
this is a web site that takes pictures, either off of your computer or off the web and makes a large picture out of multiple pages once printed. here is a sample piece.
(nice work)
Thursday, October 23, 2008
rasterbator.
this is really fancy.
rasterbator.com
this is a web site that takes pictures, either off of your computer or off the web and makes a large picture out of multiple pages once printed. here is a sample piece.
(nice work)
rasterbator.com
this is a web site that takes pictures, either off of your computer or off the web and makes a large picture out of multiple pages once printed. here is a sample piece.
(nice work)
Saturday, October 11, 2008
more bang for your buck.
a new offer from Studio DNA, Santa Monica CA
while waiting for our elected officials and our presidential candidates to provide solutions for this economic crisis we've decided to take matters in our own hands.We are creating our own Economic Stimulus Plan and we are instituting it immediately.
1. You can receive 20% off your first visit - no questions asked.
2. If you refer us one client, you can get 20% off your next visit, while your friend or family member can receive 20% off their next visit.
3. For every 3 clients you refer, we will give you a free service.
4. From now until December 31st, we are offering Bumble and bumble and Kerastase at 20% off the price that is shown. No questions asked!!!
5. Christmas is coming and we have some amazing gifts from South Africa. All of our prices have been slashed to meet any budget. Come by and get gifts with a conscience and a low price tag.
6. Do not be afraid to talk with your stylist about your budget and your needs. They can make recommendations that can help stretch out your budget.
We are in this together. We would much rather work with you. Let's not allow this economic crisis dictate who we are and how we live our lives.
You can contact either our Beverly Location (323) 930-0700 or our Broadway Location (310)-451-3200.
This will be available until the end of the year. We are hoping that the climate improves, but if not, we will continue to offer savings where we can.
while waiting for our elected officials and our presidential candidates to provide solutions for this economic crisis we've decided to take matters in our own hands.We are creating our own Economic Stimulus Plan and we are instituting it immediately.
1. You can receive 20% off your first visit - no questions asked.
2. If you refer us one client, you can get 20% off your next visit, while your friend or family member can receive 20% off their next visit.
3. For every 3 clients you refer, we will give you a free service.
4. From now until December 31st, we are offering Bumble and bumble and Kerastase at 20% off the price that is shown. No questions asked!!!
5. Christmas is coming and we have some amazing gifts from South Africa. All of our prices have been slashed to meet any budget. Come by and get gifts with a conscience and a low price tag.
6. Do not be afraid to talk with your stylist about your budget and your needs. They can make recommendations that can help stretch out your budget.
We are in this together. We would much rather work with you. Let's not allow this economic crisis dictate who we are and how we live our lives.
You can contact either our Beverly Location (323) 930-0700 or our Broadway Location (310)-451-3200.
This will be available until the end of the year. We are hoping that the climate improves, but if not, we will continue to offer savings where we can.
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Monday, October 6, 2008
election '08.
some issues that are important to me..
prop 4.
Arguments in favor of Prop. 4
Notable arguments that have been made in favor of Prop. 4 include:
34 other U.S. States have notification laws in place for as long as 25 years. They have resulted in declined rates of teen abortion, STDs, and teen pregnancy.
When a minor obtains an abortion without the knowledge of a family member or guardian, her health can be endangered if health complications arise after the abortion.
If a minor becomes pregnant because of sexual violence or predation, and then has an abortion without her family's knowledge of either the sexual assault or the abortion, an opportunity to identify and stop a sexual predator may be missed, because the abortion clinic may not report the sexual crime.
Arguments against Prop. 4
Notable arguments that have been made against Prop. 4 include:
While parents rightfully want to be involved in their teenagers' lives, mandated parental notification laws don't work. No law can mandate family communication.
In the real world, some teenagers can't go to their parents because they fear being kicked out of the house, beaten, or worse. Prop 4 may force these teens to delay medical care, turn to self-induced abortions, or consider suicide.
Forced "family notification" is a lie. Right now, a pregnant teen can safely go to a trusted aunt, grandma, or an older sister. Prop 4 would close that option to teens, because under Prop 4, if a teen chooses to go to another adult, her parents would automatically be reported to authorities and an investigation would ensue.
"Mandatory notification laws make scared, pregnant teens who can't go to their parents do dangerous things."
i am voting no on prop 4
prop 8
Arguments in favor of Prop. 8
Notable arguments in favor of Prop. 8 include:
"Proposition 8 is about preserving marriage; it’s not an attack on the gay lifestyle. Proposition 8 doesn’t take away any rights or benefits of gay or lesbian domestic partnerships."
Prop. 8 "restores the definition of marriage to what the vast majority of California voters already approved and human history has understood marriage to be."
"It overturns the outrageous decision of four activist Supreme Court judges who ignored the will of the people."
"It protects our children from being taught in public schools that “same-sex marriage” is the same as traditional marriage."
Arguments against Prop. 8
Notable arguments against Prop. 8 include:
"Our California Constitution--the law of our land---should guarantee the same freedoms and right to everyone. No one group should be singled out to be treated differently."
"Equal protection under the law is the foundation of American society."
The institution of marriage conveys dignity and respect to the lifetime commitment that a couple makes. Proposition 8 would deny lesbian and gay couples the opportunity that same dignity and respect.
"The freedom to marry is fundamental to our society, just like the freedoms of religion and speech."
Laws should treat everyone equally.
It should not be up to the government to say who can and cannot get married.
When domestic parternships are held out as an acceptable substitute for marriage, this is misleading. Domestic partnerships are not a substitute for marriage.
i am voting a big fat heart felt no on prop 8
prop 4.
Arguments in favor of Prop. 4
Notable arguments that have been made in favor of Prop. 4 include:
34 other U.S. States have notification laws in place for as long as 25 years. They have resulted in declined rates of teen abortion, STDs, and teen pregnancy.
When a minor obtains an abortion without the knowledge of a family member or guardian, her health can be endangered if health complications arise after the abortion.
If a minor becomes pregnant because of sexual violence or predation, and then has an abortion without her family's knowledge of either the sexual assault or the abortion, an opportunity to identify and stop a sexual predator may be missed, because the abortion clinic may not report the sexual crime.
Arguments against Prop. 4
Notable arguments that have been made against Prop. 4 include:
While parents rightfully want to be involved in their teenagers' lives, mandated parental notification laws don't work. No law can mandate family communication.
In the real world, some teenagers can't go to their parents because they fear being kicked out of the house, beaten, or worse. Prop 4 may force these teens to delay medical care, turn to self-induced abortions, or consider suicide.
Forced "family notification" is a lie. Right now, a pregnant teen can safely go to a trusted aunt, grandma, or an older sister. Prop 4 would close that option to teens, because under Prop 4, if a teen chooses to go to another adult, her parents would automatically be reported to authorities and an investigation would ensue.
"Mandatory notification laws make scared, pregnant teens who can't go to their parents do dangerous things."
i am voting no on prop 4
prop 8
Arguments in favor of Prop. 8
Notable arguments in favor of Prop. 8 include:
"Proposition 8 is about preserving marriage; it’s not an attack on the gay lifestyle. Proposition 8 doesn’t take away any rights or benefits of gay or lesbian domestic partnerships."
Prop. 8 "restores the definition of marriage to what the vast majority of California voters already approved and human history has understood marriage to be."
"It overturns the outrageous decision of four activist Supreme Court judges who ignored the will of the people."
"It protects our children from being taught in public schools that “same-sex marriage” is the same as traditional marriage."
Arguments against Prop. 8
Notable arguments against Prop. 8 include:
"Our California Constitution--the law of our land---should guarantee the same freedoms and right to everyone. No one group should be singled out to be treated differently."
"Equal protection under the law is the foundation of American society."
The institution of marriage conveys dignity and respect to the lifetime commitment that a couple makes. Proposition 8 would deny lesbian and gay couples the opportunity that same dignity and respect.
"The freedom to marry is fundamental to our society, just like the freedoms of religion and speech."
Laws should treat everyone equally.
It should not be up to the government to say who can and cannot get married.
When domestic parternships are held out as an acceptable substitute for marriage, this is misleading. Domestic partnerships are not a substitute for marriage.
i am voting a big fat heart felt no on prop 8
work.
i have been working at this salon in santa monica for about a month now. and i absolutely adore it and everybody i am surrounded by on a daily bases. i truly believe that all of the stylists there are devastatingly cute, and fabulous at what they do. anyway, the reason i even began to write about work is because this salon was the first ever to introduce me to Yelp.com. i had never known there was such a thing or the absolute power it had. every day the salon gets calls from yelpers to book appointments just off of what they have read. imagine that, strangers completely and utterly trusting other strangers to tell them where to get their hair done. i love it.
in conclusion, i am now a yelper. proud to be.
oh and, the salon is called Studio DNA (please Yelp it)
Sunday, October 5, 2008
today we work hard.
these diesel ads are not the newest, i ran into them on the world wide web
while looking for the new ones that i just do not understand...
anyways, i love these. yet, not more than the live fast.
today we work hard.
to decorate the house.
to flatten the carpet.
to go on vacation.
to start the day.
to plug in the video game.
to stay in touch.
while looking for the new ones that i just do not understand...
anyways, i love these. yet, not more than the live fast.
today we work hard.
to decorate the house.
to flatten the carpet.
to go on vacation.
to start the day.
to plug in the video game.
to stay in touch.
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