Saturday, March 31, 2012
Henna Tattoos
Full Back Body Henna Tattoo Design
Henna
tattoo designs are a good choice when an individual don’t want to get a
permanent Tattoo piece. Henna tattoo designs are temporary, hence listed in the
category of temporary tattoo designs. When placed on preferred part of the
body, it will stay almost 5days up to a week, with passage of time they started
getting fade, but they are getting more
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Mehndi Designs,
Tattoos
Celebrities Arrivals at 2012 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards
Celebrities Arrivals at Nickelodeon's 25th Annual Kids' Choice Awards held at Galen Center in Los Angeles on March 31, 2012. Check out the (PHOTO GALLERY!)
Summer Lawn Dresses Colletction 2012 By Lakhani
Summer Lawn Dresses Colletction 2012 By Lakhani
Designer
clothing in Pakistan took a new twist; every designer in Pakistan launches
their own brands. Women from Pakistan love to wear designer clothes that are why
every designer from Pakistan launches their latest collections twice a year
according to the season trends.
Lakhani
is one of the quality brands among dozens, competition is
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Dresses,
Shalwaar Kameez
The Tattooed Poets Project, Volume 4
It seems incredible to me that this April, in 2012, we’ll be celebrating National Poetry Month on Tattoosday for the fourth year in a row, by showcasing the tattoos of poets. Not necessarily literary tattoos, but tattoos of the literary.
When the idea first struck me in early 2009, I didn’t know if a) it would work, and b) if I would be able to pull it off. Every year, somehow, I manage to execute at least thirty days of inked poets, and, with apologies to Lennon/McCartney, I get by with a little help from my friends.
2012 is slightly different. Faced with a big family event in February, I got an early start and went from worrying about not filling the calendar to the heretofore unimaginable - too many contributions? Someone posted the call for submissions on a UK writer’s board, and I was flooded with e-mails offering up their poetry and ink. I started - gasp!- to decline inquiries.
The end result is a month packed with tattooed poets. There will be days with double posts so, if you are in the habit of checking in daily, you may want to visit back in the evenings, as well, so as not to miss anyone. Of course, I always point people to the Tattooed Poets Project Index (www.tattooedpoets.com) to get the complete rundown.
Thanks for checking in, and happy national poetry month!
When the idea first struck me in early 2009, I didn’t know if a) it would work, and b) if I would be able to pull it off. Every year, somehow, I manage to execute at least thirty days of inked poets, and, with apologies to Lennon/McCartney, I get by with a little help from my friends.
2012 is slightly different. Faced with a big family event in February, I got an early start and went from worrying about not filling the calendar to the heretofore unimaginable - too many contributions? Someone posted the call for submissions on a UK writer’s board, and I was flooded with e-mails offering up their poetry and ink. I started - gasp!- to decline inquiries.
The end result is a month packed with tattooed poets. There will be days with double posts so, if you are in the habit of checking in daily, you may want to visit back in the evenings, as well, so as not to miss anyone. Of course, I always point people to the Tattooed Poets Project Index (www.tattooedpoets.com) to get the complete rundown.
Thanks for checking in, and happy national poetry month!
>Maja Ivarsson Tattoos - Celebrity Tattoo Images
>
Maja Ivarsson is a Swedish singer, best known as the lead singer of New Wave band The Sounds. Maja Ivarsson has a couple of tattoos, including an 80's rocker style pinup girl on her right arm. Her other tattoo are a tribal sun, which is located on the inner half of her left forearm.
RANDOM TATTOO QUOTES:
Thorns and stings And those such things Just make stronger Our angel wings.
A quote is just a tattoo on the tongue. ----William F. DeVault
Pain nourishes courage. You can�t be brave if you�ve only had wonderful things happen to you.
I'm planning my most ambitious tattoo yet. You can never have enough tats. ----Amy
Winehouse
I dropped my pants in a tattoo parlor in Amsterdam. I woke up in a waterbed with this funky-looking dragon with a blue tongue on my hip. I realized I made a mistake, so a few months later I got a cross to cover it. When my pants hang low, it looks like I'm wearing a dagger!� ---- Angelina Jolie
Maja Ivarsson Tattoos - Celebrity Tattoo |
Maja Ivarsson Tattoos - Celebrity Tattoo |
Maja Ivarsson Tattoos - Celebrity Tattoo |
RANDOM TATTOO QUOTES:
Thorns and stings And those such things Just make stronger Our angel wings.
A quote is just a tattoo on the tongue. ----William F. DeVault
Pain nourishes courage. You can�t be brave if you�ve only had wonderful things happen to you.
I'm planning my most ambitious tattoo yet. You can never have enough tats. ----Amy
Winehouse
I dropped my pants in a tattoo parlor in Amsterdam. I woke up in a waterbed with this funky-looking dragon with a blue tongue on my hip. I realized I made a mistake, so a few months later I got a cross to cover it. When my pants hang low, it looks like I'm wearing a dagger!� ---- Angelina Jolie
Friday, March 30, 2012
Mineral Makeup For Teen Girls
In
this article I am going to tell you tips about mineral makeup, especially for
teenage girls and you will find out how much a mineral makeup can change you look
and what is mineral makeup…? Mineral makeup is listed as safe and ideal makeup
for skin because of its preparation from the mineral ingredient. Teenage girls
or women want a natural makeup that can stay for longer times and don’t
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Makeup
Ripped Jeans For Women
Ripped Jeans For Women
Ripped
jeans are in fashion and celebrities are also wearing them now days; ripped
jeans trend is a unique fashion that started appearing several years ago, now
every teenager try to find a pair of ripped jeans. If any women don’t have a
ripped jean, he will surely try to get the simple skinny jeans ripped by her
hands, trying to create different styles by using her
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Jeans
Nature Precedings - a preprint server for biology akin to arXiv - shutting down as of April 3
Just got this email regarding Nature Precedings.
Dear registrant:Interestingly, there is no announcement at the Nature Precedings site itself. I assume the email I received is real (it really looks real) though you never know these days. It's too bad. I like the concept of a preprint server for biology. Interestingly, one of the alternatives to NP is FigShare (which is pretty cool) which recently became part of the Digital Science group which is a sister group to Nature. Hmm ... wonder what the conversations at joint tea parties between Nature and Digital Science group are like. Could be fun.
As you are an active user of Nature Precedings, we want to let you know about some upcoming changes to this service. As of April 3rd 2012, we will cease to accept submissions to Nature Precedings. Submitted documents will be processed as usual and hosted provided they are uploaded by midnight on April 3rd. Nature Precedings will then be archived, and the archive will be maintained by NPG, while all hosted content will remain freely accessible to all.
Be assured that Nature and the Nature research journals continue to permit the posting of preprints and there is no change to this policy, which is detailed here.
Nature Precedings was launched in 2007 as NPG’s preprint server, primarily for the Life Science community. Since that date, we have learned a great deal from you about what types of content are valued as preprints, and which segments of the research community most embrace this form of publication. While a great experiment, technological advances and the needs of the research community have evolved since 2007 to the extent that the Nature Precedings site is unsustainable as it was originally conceived.
Looking forward, NPG remains committed to exploring ways to help researchers, funders, and institutions manage data and best practices in data management, and we plan to introduce new services in this area. We have truly valued your contributions as authors and users to Nature Precedings and hope that you will actively participate in this research and development with us.
Sacha Baron Cohen's 'The Dictator' New Trailer
Sacha Baron Cohen's The Dictator, will be arriving in theaters on May 11. Cohen plays a role that seems inspired by Muammar Gaddafi, with a few nods to Saddam Hussein and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad thrown in for good measure.
The new trailer gives a better look at the arc of the film.
Watch "The Dictator" Latest Trailer (VIDEO)
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Trailers
This Weeks Celebrities Style Watch
Celebs Style Watch:
This Weeks Celebs Style Watch Featuring Rihanna, Beyonce , Solange, Ciara, Kim K. Fergie, Lala and more... check out the PHOTO GALLERY!
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Fashion
Overselling the microbiome award: Scientists look to mummies for obesity cure
Seriously? Scientists look to mummies for obesity cure. I mean - yes - I do think it is possible that antibiotic use has screwed up the human microbiome across the planet and that might have led to other problems. But for 3$&#$# sake there are 1,000,000 plus other things that have changed since the time of the mummies from diet, to pollution, to longevity, to urbanization, to sedentariness, to TV, to ... well ... almost everything. So - sure - the microbiome in "the ancients" might be different (I don't see a paper here). But the headlong "look for mummies for obesity cure" is pretty darn misleading. And thus I am giving MSN one of my coveted "Overselling the microbiome" awards.
T-Shirts and Shorts for Girls
Women Summer Shorts With Heels
T-shirt
and Shorts can are best casual clothing for summer season, not just
comfortable; they gratify all the rules of fashion trends. When paired a short
with a stylish t-shirt will give you a cute offbeat look. Shorts can be worn by
different types of cuff shirts or casual shirts. Short for women are available
at different famous brand stores all over US
Miranda Kerr Most Inspirational Looks
The Gorgeous Miranda Kerr knows how to dress in her time off. Check out her most inspirational looks! Click on the Images to Enlarge...
Photos: Zimbio
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>Eagle Tattoo Design on Male Hand
>
Peacock Tattoo Design on Girls Arm
Female Arm Sleeves Tattoo Design
Tattooed Girl - Back Tattoo and Arm Sleeves Tattoo
Sexy Girl Arm Sleeves Tattoo Design
Full Arm Sleeves tattoo Design on Girls
FAMOUS TATTOO QUOTES:
"White folks are not going to come to see a bunch of guys with tattoos, with cornrows. I'm sorry, but anyone who thinks different, they're stupid."
CHARLES BARKLEY
Love lasts forever, but a tattoo lasts six months longer. (Anon)
In 19th Century England, tattooing flourished as nowhere else in Europe, largely thanks to traveling seamen who would come back with permanent souvenirs of their travels on their arms. In 1862, it gained Royal sanction and members of the Royal family, from the Prince of Wales to King Edward VII, acquired tattoos. By 1890 the fad had spread to the US and tattoos were seen on members of the exclusive New York Racquet Club. - It is certainly the most vulgar and barbarous habit the eccentric mind of fashion ever invented. It may do for an illiterate seaman, but hardly for an aristocrat. Society men in England were the victims of circumstance when the Prince of Wales had his body tattooed. Like a flock of sheep driven by their master they had to follow suit. (Socialite of the day Ward McAllister who complained to the press about the fad) - Strange how this attitude has endured to the 21st century...
Think before you Ink! (Sign often seen in tattoo shops)
Eagle Tattoo Design on Male Hand
Peacock Tattoo Design on Girls Arm
Female Arm Sleeves Tattoo Design
Tattooed Girl - Back Tattoo and Arm Sleeves Tattoo
Sexy Girl Arm Sleeves Tattoo Design
Full Arm Sleeves tattoo Design on Girls
FAMOUS TATTOO QUOTES:
"White folks are not going to come to see a bunch of guys with tattoos, with cornrows. I'm sorry, but anyone who thinks different, they're stupid."
CHARLES BARKLEY
Love lasts forever, but a tattoo lasts six months longer. (Anon)
In 19th Century England, tattooing flourished as nowhere else in Europe, largely thanks to traveling seamen who would come back with permanent souvenirs of their travels on their arms. In 1862, it gained Royal sanction and members of the Royal family, from the Prince of Wales to King Edward VII, acquired tattoos. By 1890 the fad had spread to the US and tattoos were seen on members of the exclusive New York Racquet Club. - It is certainly the most vulgar and barbarous habit the eccentric mind of fashion ever invented. It may do for an illiterate seaman, but hardly for an aristocrat. Society men in England were the victims of circumstance when the Prince of Wales had his body tattooed. Like a flock of sheep driven by their master they had to follow suit. (Socialite of the day Ward McAllister who complained to the press about the fad) - Strange how this attitude has endured to the 21st century...
Think before you Ink! (Sign often seen in tattoo shops)
Octopus Tattoos
Neck Octopus Tattoo For Women
Optus
Tattoo designs are the nice blend of deep sea creature color and natural
beauty. Octopus is famous for their tranquil nature; they don’t harm anyone
unless someone disturbs them. Optus tattoo designs are inked in different sizes
and colors ranging from the small to medium and multi-shades. Octopus tattoos
can be inked on almost every part of body,
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Tattoos
SANCTIOND AUTOMOTIVE
Thanks to everyone who came out to the launch party of Sanctiond Automotive as we introduced our new car care products. Stay tuned for more details on where you can pick up your kit!!
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Why is the paper behind "The Pill Led to Increased Women's Wages" story free to .GOV but not others?
There is an interesting story going around the web. An example of the coverage is here at the Huffington Post: Birth-Control Pill Helped Boost Women's Wages, New Study Shows. As for all stories I read about new scientific findings, for this one I looked for the research paper or report behind the story. The Huff. Post story seemed a bit strange in this regard reporting "Bailey and her colleagues report in a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper due to be published in July in the American Economic Journal: Applied Economics." Weird - to be published in July. Why report on it now? So I sniffed around at other news stories about this topic and found one that said the working paper was published online. So a little more sniffing (i.e., Googling) led me to the National Bureau of Economic Research (a private non profit entity). And there, eventually, I found
The Opt-In Revolution? Contraception and the Gender Gap in Wages
Martha J. Bailey, Brad Hershbein, Amalia R. Miller
NBER Working Paper No. 17922
Issued in March 2012
When I tried to get the paper I discovered it was $5. Not so bad. I prefer of course, free and open publication. Especially if the research and salaries of the authors were paid for by Government grants. But I did not have the zeal to dig into the funding behind the work. And 5$ really is not much money. So I decided WTF - let's buy it. Alas, then I discovered that I could not just buy the paper but that I had to create a user account of some kind, and I stopped at that point. Too complicated for a bit of a whim. So much for buying the paper.
Then I saw further down on the page
Most of this makes sense to me except the .GOV part. Why exactly do they make articles available for free to those who work for the US Federal Government but not for others, like, say, the taxpayers who pay for the US Federal Government? Again, I get that publishers have to make a living somehow and I was even ready to pay for this article because the fee was low and it seemed interesting. But I am a bit perplexed and annoyed that people that have a .GOV domain address get stuff for free. This smells funny to me. You can't even give pencils to some people working for the US Federal Government due to gift rules. But apparently you can give away research papers that are not available to others. What is the logic behind this? Aargh. Well. Maybe I will download the paper when I within a .GOV domain. But it will feel icky in some way.
The Opt-In Revolution? Contraception and the Gender Gap in Wages
Martha J. Bailey, Brad Hershbein, Amalia R. Miller
NBER Working Paper No. 17922
Issued in March 2012
When I tried to get the paper I discovered it was $5. Not so bad. I prefer of course, free and open publication. Especially if the research and salaries of the authors were paid for by Government grants. But I did not have the zeal to dig into the funding behind the work. And 5$ really is not much money. So I decided WTF - let's buy it. Alas, then I discovered that I could not just buy the paper but that I had to create a user account of some kind, and I stopped at that point. Too complicated for a bit of a whim. So much for buying the paper.
Then I saw further down on the page
Information about Free Papers
You should expect a free download if you are a subscriber, a corporate associate of the NBER, a journalist, an employee of the U.S. federal government with a ".GOV" domain name, or a resident of nearly any developing country or transition economy.
Most of this makes sense to me except the .GOV part. Why exactly do they make articles available for free to those who work for the US Federal Government but not for others, like, say, the taxpayers who pay for the US Federal Government? Again, I get that publishers have to make a living somehow and I was even ready to pay for this article because the fee was low and it seemed interesting. But I am a bit perplexed and annoyed that people that have a .GOV domain address get stuff for free. This smells funny to me. You can't even give pencils to some people working for the US Federal Government due to gift rules. But apparently you can give away research papers that are not available to others. What is the logic behind this? Aargh. Well. Maybe I will download the paper when I within a .GOV domain. But it will feel icky in some way.
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Open Access
Cocktail Evening Dresses 2012
Cocktail Evening Dresses 2012
Select
the perfect costume for your Evening is a difficult task, when you have a lot
of choice in what to wear as your evening dress. You do have different
limitations that make you feel difficult to select the perfect dresses for your
evening party. You need to select a dress, match the fashion accessories and
have to select stylish heels to make you look
Labels:
Dresses,
Gowns,
Party Dresses
Quick post: nice review on de novo genome assembly
Just a quick post here. There is a nice review by Monya Baker on de novo genome assembly in Nature Methods: De novo genome assembly: what every biologist should know : Nature Methods : Nature Publishing Group. It is currently freely available though not sure if that is permanent or not ...
Love the start which quotes my colleague Ian Korf
Love the start which quotes my colleague Ian Korf
Asked how mature the field of genome assembly is, Ian Korf at the University of California, Davis, compares it to a teenager with great capabilities. “It's got bold assertions about what it can do, but at the same time it's making embarrassing mistakes,” he saysThe paper is definitely worth a look ...
A Line Skirts For Women
A Line Skirts For Women
Summer is one the
go and A-line skirts for women are here to give them a stylish and fashionable
look. Designer A-line skirts are designer with the perfect blend of color and
patterns and stitched in a perfect. This type of outfits is designed in such a
way that they are both stylish and comfortable at the same time. Sometime hand
printing can be done on A-lines to
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Skirts
Women Leather Mini Skirts
Women Leather Mini Skirts
Leather miniskirts
are a good option when it comes to what women wear from diverse trends of Women
skirts. Leather Miniskirts can be worn
by Teenagers, Young Girls; mature women sometimes I saw aged women wearing
them. The wide use of miniskirts reveals the secret why women love them. Miniskirts are trendy, comfortable and
affordable. Women don’t miss this type
Labels:
Skirts
Latest Wrap Skirts For Women
Latest Wrap Skirts For Women
Wrap
skirts are one the simplest trends in the Skirts Clothing category with high
demand because of their comfortable and ease wearing. There is nothing to worry
about the size, it’s just like a piece of skirt clothing you need to wrap
around your waist area, and different buttons and belts are used to tie the
clothing to ensure that the wrap skirt will not
Labels:
Skirts
Stylish Frocks with Jeans For Women
Stylish Frocks with Jeans For Women
The Trend of skinny jeans is at the heights of their popularity
and it’s expected that this trends will going to stay longer in the fashion
trends. The addiction of skinny jeans among women captivate them, and set their
minds to stop thinking about the other trends like Bell Bottoms, boot cuts and
straight cuts, not just because the other trends are not
>Crown Tattoo with Heart on Wrist
>
Heart and Crown Tattoo Design on Wrist
FAMOUS TATTOO QUOTES:
People have asked me, what about your tattoos when you're ninety? Why would it bother me then? I would still want to get tattooed even when I'm a grandmother.
~Nicole Miller, noted fashion designer
Everybody gets the tattoo they deserve. (actor David Duchovny, who has a tattoo of a compass on his ankle, [with N, S, E, West, his daughter's name] as Fox Mulder on the X-Files, a show Thomas Lockhart worked on in the famous Tattoo episode)
Everybody wants to see the pictures, and yet nobody wants to see them.
~Ray Bradbury - The Illustrated Man
I have this huge lion tattoo embossed on my arm. I was a little worried as to how we would cover it up. But my makeup man covered the tattoo with makeup. It took close to two hours.
~Sanjay Dutt
Crown Tattoo with Heart on Wrist |
FAMOUS TATTOO QUOTES:
People have asked me, what about your tattoos when you're ninety? Why would it bother me then? I would still want to get tattooed even when I'm a grandmother.
~Nicole Miller, noted fashion designer
Everybody gets the tattoo they deserve. (actor David Duchovny, who has a tattoo of a compass on his ankle, [with N, S, E, West, his daughter's name] as Fox Mulder on the X-Files, a show Thomas Lockhart worked on in the famous Tattoo episode)
Everybody wants to see the pictures, and yet nobody wants to see them.
~Ray Bradbury - The Illustrated Man
I have this huge lion tattoo embossed on my arm. I was a little worried as to how we would cover it up. But my makeup man covered the tattoo with makeup. It took close to two hours.
~Sanjay Dutt
Father & Son
Don't marry a man unless you would be proud to have a son exactly like him.
Sometimes there will be these moments of bright clarity in the middle of play. I'll see Hank and Henry together, smiles and laughter, the sheer joy they bring to each others' lives so apparent, and it stops me dead in my tracks. Hank is a great man; he is kind, compassionate, loving, and truly sees the joy in every little thing. And because of all that and more, he is a wonderful father. Seeing the man I love as a parent has been one of the most beautiful things about becoming a mother, and it's the little moments like the one captured above, that I live for.
Growing up I dated a lot. I dated all sorts of guys; nice guys, overly nice guys, fun guys, some not-so-fun guys, and a handful of jerks too. When I was much younger, and before I figured out that I was worth being made a priority, I found myself trying to make something out of nothing a few too many times. But I wised up, I figured it out. I started to look at my parents' relationship, happily married for 30+ years, and I thought about who I wanted to end up with, what he would be like.
Before I met Hank I had sworn off serious relationships. I was 21 and enjoyed being "free"- I loved dating and preferred to do as I pleased, without taking into consideration anyone else as a major part of my life outside my family and friends. But my entire world shifted when I met my future husband, and suddenly here was someone that I could almost immediately see in my future, as scary as that seemed in the moment.
Those years went by so quickly- we fell in love, I relocated to his small town, we moved in together, we got engaged. And there is one thing I remember so distinctly from our engagement party, a specific moment that stands out above all of the laughter and stories and food we shared that night. A good friend of mine pulled me aside and told me that her mother once said to her, "Don't marry a man unless you would be proud to have a son exactly like him." She wanted to share this with me because she knew that any son of ours would be as wonderful as the best guy we all knew, and she was so happy and excited for our future together.
I think back to this day often, and that quote has stayed with me through the years. Every time I see Hank and Henry kicking a soccer ball, playing with blocks in the middle of the living room, or even reading a story together, I'm reminded. I see my little man trying to emulating my big man- trying on his shoes, the "dada dada dada," the way he lights up when Hank comes in the door after work. And sometimes, I'll see that little twinkle in Henry's eye when he's about to do something funny and I am reminded 100% of his sweet father. Henry is so young, but I can already see how kind he is, how warm and affectionate his heart is, and how silly and fun his spirit can be. It's amazing. I'm raising a boy who is going to be just like the man I married, and for this, I couldn't be happier.
Labels:
family,
hank,
Henry,
love,
notable posts
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Elsevier: bringing us conference SPAM and also empty privacy policies (literally and figuratively)
Just got an announcement for a meeting from Elsevier that I have absolutely no potential connection too. It is yet another example of Science Conference Spam. Not really shocking to get it from Elsevier to be honest. But one part of the email struck me. This was the end of the message which I post below:
I can guess what it says but fortunately for those like me that don't read Dutch, Google offers to translate. So I clicked on that offer just to be sure: "Page not found." Great policy. Maybe I am supposed to pay to access it? I note - I have not posted the actual original link in the email because it has what appears to be some tracking information embedded in it. This I guess is what one could call an empty promise of privacy?
Anyway, next I clicked on the link for the Elsevier Privacy Policy. This time there is an actual policy there. Not surprisingly it is not very focused on the people at the other end. Here it is below, with some highlighting by me
DATA PROTECTION NOTICEThis is a typical SPAMMY system where you get added to a list without requesting it. So - want to know what the "22 Times" privacy policy is? Well if you click the link you get
This email has been sent to xxxxxxx from Elsevier B.V., Radarweg 29, 1043 NX Amsterdam, The Netherlands, using 22 Times B.V. technology and platform. This is a one-off email sent to you in the belief that it will be of interest. We will not add your name and email address to our database unless you request further information. If you wish to ensure that you will not receive a future marketing message from us about these products or services, please send a reply message to exclusionlist@elsevier.com. We respect your privacy and do not rent or sell your personal information to any non-affiliated third parties without your consent, except as may be stated in our privacy policy at: Elsevier privacy policy.
For the 22 Times privacy policy, please visit: 22 Times B.V. privacy policy.
We obtained your name and email address from ISI Thomson Scientific, 3501 Market street, Philadelphia, PA 19104 USA. If you wish to be removed from the ISI Thomson Scientific mailing lists, please click here ISI Thomson Scientific.
Copyright © 2012 Elsevier B.V. http://www.elsevier.com. registered office: Radarweg 29, 1043 NX Amsterdam, The Netherlands, under number 33156677, VAT number 002967455B65. All rights reserved.
I can guess what it says but fortunately for those like me that don't read Dutch, Google offers to translate. So I clicked on that offer just to be sure: "Page not found." Great policy. Maybe I am supposed to pay to access it? I note - I have not posted the actual original link in the email because it has what appears to be some tracking information embedded in it. This I guess is what one could call an empty promise of privacy?
Anyway, next I clicked on the link for the Elsevier Privacy Policy. This time there is an actual policy there. Not surprisingly it is not very focused on the people at the other end. Here it is below, with some highlighting by me
Elsevier Website Privacy PolicyI don't know about you but I am not feeling too comforted by this policy. For comparison here are some links to privacy policies of other science publishers:
Elsevier is committed to maintaining your confidence and trust with respect to the privacy of the personally identifiable information we collect from you. This privacy policy sets forth our practices regarding collection, use and disclosure of information collected through or in connection with the Elsevier corporate website and all other Elsevier websites that post a link to this privacy policy (each a "Site").
Collection and Registration of Personal Information
We may request users of this Site to provide personal information. The information collected directly from a user may include contact information such as the user's name, e-mail address, and postal address.
In order to access certain content and to make use of the full functionality and advanced personalization features of the Site we ask you to register by completing and submitting a registration form, which may request additional information, such as work setting or principal professional field.
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This Site automatically collects certain information from your web browser regarding your use of the Site. Examples of information collected automatically from all users include the Internet Protocol ("IP") address used to connect your computer to the Internet; computer and connection information such as browser type and version, operating system, and platform; and full Uniform Resource Locator ("URL") click stream data, including date and time, and content you viewed or searched for on the Site.
This Site also collects information through the use of "cookies" or similar technologies. Cookies are anonymous, unique alphanumeric identifiers sent to your browser from a website's computers and stored on your computer's hard drive. The type of information collected as a result of a cookie being stored on your computer is specific to your computer. "Session" cookies collect information about your use of the Site (e.g., whether you are logged in) and to give you a more personalized browsing experience and help you navigate the Site more efficiently from page to page. These cookies are temporary and are deleted when you close your browser. "Persistent" cookies gather statistical information about repeat usage from your computer or workstation. In general, cookies do not contain personally identifiable information, but when you furnish your personal information through the Site, this information may be linked to the non-personally identifiable data stored in cookies sent to your browser from the Site.
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I leave it to others to judge these policies for themselves ...
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INSTAGRAM!
Seems that I've gotten a little distracted with this iPhone, and have been directing all my updates towards Instagram. Follow me on there @ericmarcinizyn to see what I'm up to a little more frequently.
Just ugh.
{old photo from 2009}
I'm not feeling so upbeat today. In fact, I'm feeling pretty crappy. On a good note though? My mouth is starting to feel better. But the combination of too much time inside, not enough substantial food, no exercise, and having weird medicine in my body from the surgery and afterward (I rarely even take Tylenol for a headache), I am feeling kind of down.
I wasn't sure whether or not to even write this post- I like to focus only on the positive here as much as I can, but Henry is napping and I've reached the end of Pinterest (is that even possible?), so here I am, typing it out. Sometimes I hold back from sharing sadness or negativity because it makes me feel like one, I'm complaining. And who comes to a blog to read complaints?! And two, I know my complaints are not a big deal whatsoever in the span of all of the other things going on in this big, wide universe. But here in my little world, they do seem like a pretty big deal, as most negative things can sometimes do. It's not even like anything is going wrong; mainly I'm annoyed at my mouth, my numb lip and chin, my inability to eat normal food, and the fact that I just feel so blah and depressed. I hate feeling like this- like I have no motivation to do anything. And typing it out makes me feel even more ridiculous for feeling so down about all of it.
SO with that said, I thought you could do me a favor.
I was hoping that you could all leave a comment telling me something awesome that is going on with you! Good news, something that made you smile today, whatever it is that you want to share. I'm excited to get some positivity going again!
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Calling on Nature Publishing Group to return all money received for genome papers and article corrections
Well, let's see if Nature Publishing Group actually does the right thing here. A few days ago I showed that they were charging for access to "genome sequencing" papers that were supposed to be freely available (see Hey Nature Publishing Group - When are you going to live up to your promises about "free" genome papers? #opengate #aaaaaarrgh). And in researching this I then discovered that Nature Publishing Group has been charging for access to corrections of articles (see Nature's access absurdity: Human Genome Paper free but access to corrections will costs $64 and Corrections Scamming at Nature: Tantalizing clues, to see errors just pay more money #Seriously?).
Multiple people from NPG have posted on my blog and twitter that they are working on "fixing" these issues. By which I think they mean "We will make these freely available again." But this is not a full fix. NPG really needs to do a self audit and return ALL money that anyone has paid for access to these articles. Charging for something that is supposed to be free is not a good thing ... and if they want to really fix the issue they need to give any money they got for these papers back. Note - I already called for them to do this last year when I wrote about the genome papers not being free. But I never heard back. Please help put the pressure on them to do the right thing this time.
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Embroidered Kurta for Men
Nishat Linen | Kurta Trends For Men
Designer
Kurta for men are decorating with embroidery based on the preference of the
customer. The trend of embroidered shalwaar kameez for men is in, a stylish
decorate Kurta can be worn of Wedding Mehndi Day. There is a huge difference in
the trends especially for the wedding and Eid festival. The Wedding Kurtas are
highly decorated to make them look
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Kurta Designs For Men
Kurta For Men
Kurta
Shalwaar or Shalwaar Kamiz for men can be worn by men all over Pakistan, on
weddings, Eid festivals. Men usually don’t like to wear them daily, they
usually checkout their wardrobe for a shalwaar kameez on Friday for Jummah.
Shalwaar Kameez is an Islamic dress that satisfies the dressing convention
implemented in Islam 1400 years ago.
Islam
is spreading rapidly all
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Summer Lawn Dresses Collection 2012 by kayseria
Pakistani Summer Lawn Dresses Collection 2012 By Kayseria
Bareeze is designers brand for women clothing in pakistan, bareeze
introduced their new name Layseria in the fashion industry, famous for designer
shalwaar kameez with gorgeous patterns. Kayseria is designing quality clothes
in Pakistan with exotic colors and beautiful patterns according to the needs of
Pakistani women.
Recently they
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French Hairstyles
French Hairstyles
Women spend a lot
of time and money maintaining and shaping their hairstyles. This shows the
importance of them among women. French hairstyles trends are famous now days,
because of their chic look; they give a different look from the regular
haircuts trends. If you are here searching for the trendy hairstyles for 2012,
then you are at the right place.
French hairstyles
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Hairstyles
Corrections Scamming at Nature: Tantalizing clues, to see errors just pay more money #Seriously?
So - after finding out that "corrections" for freely available papers at Nature cost money to get access to I decided to snoop around at Nature Publishing Group's archives to see how they have handled corrections.
If you search for "Corrections" in Nature Publishing Group's journals, you see that many / most are labelled as "free" and in fact, they do seem to be free. That is until about 5 years ago. As far as I can tell, most "Corrections" published prior to September 2007 are not freely available.
For example see this correction where we are told
Or in this correction:
Or this one:
How about this one:
I could go on and on and on.
The corrections one needs to pay to see go back to the 1800s. For example in 1893 J. J. Walker wrote:
UPDATE: Some more fun stuff from Nature. There is a paper from Nature in 2005 "Making sure corrections don't vanish online". It is, of course, available for just $18.
If you search for "Corrections" in Nature Publishing Group's journals, you see that many / most are labelled as "free" and in fact, they do seem to be free. That is until about 5 years ago. As far as I can tell, most "Corrections" published prior to September 2007 are not freely available.
For example see this correction where we are told
"In the News & Views article “Chemical biology: Ions illuminated” by Christopher J. Chang (Nature 448, 654–655; 2007) an error crept into part a of the accompanying figure."Tantalizing. To find out more you need just pay $18.
Or in this correction:
"In the News & Views article “Organic chemistry:A tuxedo for iodine atoms” by Phil S. Baran and Thomas J.".Not so tantalizing. But nevertheless the full correction can be yours for just $18.
Or this one:
The story ”That's no laser, it's a particle accelerator” (Nature 443, 256; 2006) incorrectly stated that the device described could accelerate electrons to 0.15% of their initial speed.This is one of my favorites:
"A misleading statement appeared in the News and Views article “Cardiology: Solace for the broken-hearted?” by Christine L."Want to know what was misleading? $18.
How about this one:
In Karim Nader's News and Views article “Neuroscience: Re-recording human memories” (Nature 425, 571–572; 2003) the citation of reference 6 was unclear. The reference concerned — Siegel, J.
How about this one:
"On page 875 of this Article, there are some typographical errors in the equations used in the computer model. The errors are in the third and fourth full paragraphs on this page."Some don't even have any clues. For example in this one we just know the problem is in an article on Transatlantic robot-assisted telesurgery. Or in this one the issue is with ancient homes for hard-up hermit crabs.
I could go on and on and on.
The corrections one needs to pay to see go back to the 1800s. For example in 1893 J. J. Walker wrote:
"The next two paragraphs will require slight modifications accordingly; and the last will, of course, be unnecessary. I owe this correction to a correspondence with which Prof. W.". Alas, we can't know the rest without - wait for it - without paying $32.I think we should have a context. Find the correction for which the free part is the most absurd or tantalizing. I don't know if other closed access journals do the same thing but it would be great to know ...
UPDATE: Some more fun stuff from Nature. There is a paper from Nature in 2005 "Making sure corrections don't vanish online". It is, of course, available for just $18.
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>Religious Tattoo Design Asian Style
>
Angels Wing tattoo Design on Back Body
Chinese Full Back Tattoo Design
Celtic Tattoo Art Design Male Back
Hot Men Back Tattoo - Tribal Tattoo Design
Samurai Warrior Tattoo Design on Male Back
FAMOUS TATTOO QUOTES:
Good tattoos aren't cheap and cheap tattoos aren't good. (A sign seen in many tattoo shops)
"Stewed, Screwed and Tattooed", a colourful synopsis of shore leave for many sailors after having spent many months at sea! A good port of call for men who worked at sea often earned it's reputation by the qualities - or lack thereof - of it's drinking establishments, women and tattoo artists.
A quote is just a tattoo on the tongue.
William F. DeVault
Former Chicago Bull Jud Buechler said Michael Jordan wanted "me and [teammate] Steve Kerr to get tattoos" after the Bulls won their first championship. "I thought about it but didn't do it because I knew my mom, wife, and mother-in-law would kill me."
Religious Tattoo Design on Back Body, Asian Style Tattoo Design
Angels Wing tattoo Design on Back Body
Chinese Full Back Tattoo Design
Celtic Tattoo Art Design Male Back
Hot Men Back Tattoo - Tribal Tattoo Design
Samurai Warrior Tattoo Design on Male Back
FAMOUS TATTOO QUOTES:
Good tattoos aren't cheap and cheap tattoos aren't good. (A sign seen in many tattoo shops)
"Stewed, Screwed and Tattooed", a colourful synopsis of shore leave for many sailors after having spent many months at sea! A good port of call for men who worked at sea often earned it's reputation by the qualities - or lack thereof - of it's drinking establishments, women and tattoo artists.
A quote is just a tattoo on the tongue.
William F. DeVault
Former Chicago Bull Jud Buechler said Michael Jordan wanted "me and [teammate] Steve Kerr to get tattoos" after the Bulls won their first championship. "I thought about it but didn't do it because I knew my mom, wife, and mother-in-law would kill me."
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
French Roll Hairstyles
French Roll Hairstyles
French
hairstyles are very easy to complete at home, all of them take a little time,
and French Roll can be complete at home. It should take 10 to 15 minutes to
complete your hairstyle. You can wear them at parties. Easy to complete and not
difficult to maintain, it is suitable for teenagers. Keep in mind before trying
this hairstyles you must have the preferred
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Hairstyles
French Plaits Or Braid Hairstyles
French Plaits Or Braid Hairstyle
French
plaits are another type of hairstyles that can be done easily at home. It’s a
little bit different when compared to the French twist. Just like the French
twist you need a medium length hairs to complete this type of hairstyle. Following
this article will help you complete you own French plait at home.
How
to Do French Plait Hairstyle
Starting
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Hairstyles
Nature's access absurdity: Human Genome Paper free but access to corrections will costs $64
Ahh - the saga continues. Though I peripherally noted this in a previous post this deserves a post of it's own. Nature Publishing Group has a policy of making genome sequencing papers freely available. Alas, not all such papers have in fact been made freely available (see Hey Nature Publishing Group - When are you going to live up to your promises about "free" genome papers? and A Solution to Nature Publishing Group's Inability to Keep Free Papers Free: Deposit them in Pubmed Central for more on this).
But I have discovered a just painful though funny absurdity with NPG's money making machine. They have in fact made the Lander et al. Human genome paper from 2001 freely available. But there is an Erratum to this paper. And if you want to get it (and without getting it there is no way to know what is being corrected), you have to pay $32: Access : erratum: Initial sequencing and analysis of the human genome : Nature. Oh, and in addition a Correction "We have identified several items requiring correction or clarification in our paper on the sequencing of the human genome" for this paper also costs $32. So the incorrect version of the paper is free but the corrections will cost you $64.
I wonder, for papers for which people pay $$, if there are corrections do they get them for free?
But I have discovered a just painful though funny absurdity with NPG's money making machine. They have in fact made the Lander et al. Human genome paper from 2001 freely available. But there is an Erratum to this paper. And if you want to get it (and without getting it there is no way to know what is being corrected), you have to pay $32: Access : erratum: Initial sequencing and analysis of the human genome : Nature. Oh, and in addition a Correction "We have identified several items requiring correction or clarification in our paper on the sequencing of the human genome" for this paper also costs $32. So the incorrect version of the paper is free but the corrections will cost you $64.
I wonder, for papers for which people pay $$, if there are corrections do they get them for free?
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genomnics,
Nature,
Open Access
French Twist Hairstyle
French Twist Hairstyle
French
Twist hairstyles are one of the easiest and simplest trends in the French
hairstyles trends. It’s a type of up-do that can be worn on different occasions
like day and evening times parties. Before opting a French twist Hairstyles,
make sure that you have a medium-large length hairs because you will not be
able to complete this style on a small-medium type
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Hairstyles
Total Recall Movie Trailer
“As the nation states Euromerica and New Shanghai vie for supremacy, a factory worker (Colin Farrell) begins to suspect that he’s a spy, though he is unaware which side of the fight he’s on.”
Total Recall Movie Trailer (VIDEO)
Directed by Len Wiseman, this remake of Total Recall is starring Colin Farrell. The release date is set for August 3, 2012.
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Kate Winslet at Titanic 3d World Premiere
Kate Winslet attends the world premiere of Titanic 3D at The Royal Albert Hall on March 27, 2012 in London, England. See the (PHOTO GALLERY)
Source: Yahoo!
Source: Yahoo!
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Photo-Gallery
Eye Makeup Art 2012
Eye Makeup Art 2012
Every
girl loves to create different creative shading effects on their eyes by
blending different colors, using eyeliner and glitter, this creativity in other
words is known as Eye makeup art. Various designs can be created by blending or
simply using different shades in different layers around your eyes, helps you
become an eye makeup expert, or if you are a teen
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Eye Makeup
A Solution to Nature Publishing Group's Inability to Keep Free Papers Free: Deposit them in Pubmed Central
Well, tick tock tick tock. I am still awaiting some explanation for Nature Publishing Group once again charging for access to genome papers that they promised would be available for free. See my last post for more details: The Tree of Life: Hey Nature Publishing Group - When are you going to live up to your promises about "free" genome papers? #opengate #aaaaaarrgh
In the meantime I have come up with a solution even if NPG folks cannot figure one out. It is very simple. How about Nature Publishing just deposit's all genome papers in Pubmed Central and thus even when the money making machine of Nature switches some setting and makes the papers not freely available at the Nature web site(s) for some time, the papers will still be officially free in Pubmed Central. I think this is probably the only solution I would trust given that this is at least the third time this has happened.
In the meantime I have come up with a solution even if NPG folks cannot figure one out. It is very simple. How about Nature Publishing just deposit's all genome papers in Pubmed Central and thus even when the money making machine of Nature switches some setting and makes the papers not freely available at the Nature web site(s) for some time, the papers will still be officially free in Pubmed Central. I think this is probably the only solution I would trust given that this is at least the third time this has happened.
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genomics,
Nature,
Open Access
Olivia Wilde at Jameson Empire Awards
Olivia Wilde attends the 2012 Jameson Empire Awards at the Grosvenor House Hotel on March 25, 2012 in London, England. Check out the (PHOTOS)
(Source: Celebuzz!)
(Source: Celebuzz!)
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Awards
Monday, March 26, 2012
Madonna Rocks at Ultra Music Festival (PHOTOS)
Madonna introduces Avicii as part of Day Two of Ultra Music Festival 14 at Bayfront Park on March 24, 2012 in Miami, Florida. check out the (PHOTOS)
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>Skull Tattoo Design on back of the Head
>
Skull Tattoo Design on back of the Head
FAMOUS TATTOO QUOTES:
I always look for a woman who has a tattoo. I see a woman with a tattoo, and I'm thinking, okay, here's a gal who's capable of making a decision she'll regret in the future. -- Comedian Richard Jeni
Vince Vaughn in the film The Wedding Crashers - "Tattoo on the lower back. Might as well be a bulls-eye."
I wouldn't care if they tattoo Festus all over. He's been good to me.
Ken Curtis - American singer and actor best known for his role as "Festus Haggen" on CBS' long-running western drama, Gunsmoke, which he portrayed from 1964 to 1975.
"You put a tattoo on yourself with the knowledge that this body is yours to have and enjoy while you're here. You have fun with it, and nobody else can control (supposedly) what you do with it. That's why tattooing is such a big thing in prison: it's an expression of freedom?one of the only expressions of freedom there. They can lock you down, control everything, but 'I've got my mind, and I can tattoo my body?alter it my way as an act of personal will.' " DON ED HARDY
Cool Skull Tattoo Design
Skull Tattoo Design on back of the Head |
FAMOUS TATTOO QUOTES:
I always look for a woman who has a tattoo. I see a woman with a tattoo, and I'm thinking, okay, here's a gal who's capable of making a decision she'll regret in the future. -- Comedian Richard Jeni
Vince Vaughn in the film The Wedding Crashers - "Tattoo on the lower back. Might as well be a bulls-eye."
I wouldn't care if they tattoo Festus all over. He's been good to me.
Ken Curtis - American singer and actor best known for his role as "Festus Haggen" on CBS' long-running western drama, Gunsmoke, which he portrayed from 1964 to 1975.
"You put a tattoo on yourself with the knowledge that this body is yours to have and enjoy while you're here. You have fun with it, and nobody else can control (supposedly) what you do with it. That's why tattooing is such a big thing in prison: it's an expression of freedom?one of the only expressions of freedom there. They can lock you down, control everything, but 'I've got my mind, and I can tattoo my body?alter it my way as an act of personal will.' " DON ED HARDY
Vampire Bella In New ‘Breaking Dawn’ Teaser (VIDEO)
The Twilight Saga: Part II hits theaters Nov. 16,
A closer glimpse of Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) as a vampire.
Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson)whispering to Bella, “You’re so beautiful.” Bella is also excited about her transformation, saying, “After 18 years of being utterly ordinary, I finally found that I can shine.”
A closer glimpse of Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) as a vampire.
Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson)whispering to Bella, “You’re so beautiful.” Bella is also excited about her transformation, saying, “After 18 years of being utterly ordinary, I finally found that I can shine.”
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Justin Bieber – Boyfriend (Lyrics, Video)
"Boyfriend" is a song by Canadian recording artist Justin Bieber. It was written by Bieber, Mike Posner, & Mat Musto and was released on March 26, 2012 as the lead single from Bieber's third studio album, Believe. Lyrically, "Boyfriend" is about Bieber's feelings for a girl, as he describes what life would be like if they were together.
Justin Bieber – Boyfriend (VIDEO)
Justin Bieber –
Justin Bieber – Boyfriend (VIDEO)
Justin Bieber –
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Newspaper Nail Art 2012
Newspaper
nail art is one of the hottest trends in Nail art ideas, women always looks for
unique nail art designs to get some ideas, and to create their own nail
designs. Newspaper Nail art designs are different and trendy, according to the
taste of teenagers now days. Some girls design their nails for time pass and
some of them wish to become expert in this unique type of art. With a little
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Nail Art
Sana Safinaz Lawn Dresses Collection 2012
Sana Safinaz Lawn Dresses Collection 2012
Sana
Safinaz made a mark in the Pakistani fashion industry and recognized as a
quality brands with stylish designs, patterns and vibrant color
collections. Women in Pakistan search
for stylish designer’s shalwaar kameez dresses for their daily wear, Lawn dresses
are summer are suitable for them according to their needs, they are comfortable
and
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Shalwaar Kameez
Latest Mehndi Dresses For Girls 2012
Latest Mehndi Dresses For Girls 2012
Pakistani
Mehndi dresses are designed and decorated according to the traditions of
Pakistan. Mostly yellow and green colors are selected, because these light
colors represent the grace of First wedding day mehndi. Mehndi dresses are worn
both by the wedding girl and the girls attending the ceremony. Lightly designed
with Detailed Embroidery, Laces
RoBear Shares a Pin-Up
A familiar face passed me in Penn Station a couple weeks back and I jumped at the opportunity to talk to him - it was RoBear, from the TLC series NY Ink.
For those of you not familiar with the show, RoBear is the floor manager at Wooster Street Social Club, the setting for the show.
I first encountered RoBear last May, when I was one of the lucky people selected to take part in "Roosterfest," a fundraiser segment of episode seven on season one. $50 rooster tattoos were on order and I got, in my opinion, the best one - from Megan Massacre. I documented the experience here.
So, here I was, talking to RoBear in Penn Station and, well, I had to ask, would he mind sharing one of his tattoos?
Much to my happiness, he was game and, after a moment of thought, rolled up his right pant leg to reveal this tattoo:
RoBear explained that the pin-up is based on his long-time friend Natascha de los Angeles, and he elaborated by e-mail:
"I got the tattoo to commemorate my friendship to the girl who named me Robear when I was sixteen. We met at a BIGLNY (Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian NY) youth group back in the day at the Gay & Lesbian Community Services Center on West 13th Street and right after meeting she said I was 'cute, a little furry and that she was going to call me Robear.' It totally stuck and she has never one since called me by my birth name, which is Robert.
So, after getting the job on NY INK, since the name was so catchy, I wanted to thank [Natascha] and celebrate our friendship that has spanned almost 20 years now ... my artist, Tony Silva of High Roller Tattoo in NY, and I came up with this pinup specifically for her. [Natascha] is a pastry artist and chef in Manhattan, so I did the bakers hat, apron and her holding one of her own cakes she has made. Her website is Artesenal Sweets ... She is a constant inspiration and muse for me and all I do with my fashion, interior design and culinary arts, since she emcompasses everything that is beautiful and creative to me. A truly unqiue and special woman that will be in my life forever."
RoBear was also kind enough to send a crisper photo of the tattoo
I want to thank RoBear for sharing this tattoo with us here on Tattoosday. It's obviously a piece with a lot of deep personal meaning, and he was kind enough not only to let me take a photo in Penn Station, but also to send along more pictures and give me a complete back story.
For those of you not familiar with the show, RoBear is the floor manager at Wooster Street Social Club, the setting for the show.
I first encountered RoBear last May, when I was one of the lucky people selected to take part in "Roosterfest," a fundraiser segment of episode seven on season one. $50 rooster tattoos were on order and I got, in my opinion, the best one - from Megan Massacre. I documented the experience here.
So, here I was, talking to RoBear in Penn Station and, well, I had to ask, would he mind sharing one of his tattoos?
Much to my happiness, he was game and, after a moment of thought, rolled up his right pant leg to reveal this tattoo:
RoBear explained that the pin-up is based on his long-time friend Natascha de los Angeles, and he elaborated by e-mail:
"I got the tattoo to commemorate my friendship to the girl who named me Robear when I was sixteen. We met at a BIGLNY (Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian NY) youth group back in the day at the Gay & Lesbian Community Services Center on West 13th Street and right after meeting she said I was 'cute, a little furry and that she was going to call me Robear.' It totally stuck and she has never one since called me by my birth name, which is Robert.
So, after getting the job on NY INK, since the name was so catchy, I wanted to thank [Natascha] and celebrate our friendship that has spanned almost 20 years now ... my artist, Tony Silva of High Roller Tattoo in NY, and I came up with this pinup specifically for her. [Natascha] is a pastry artist and chef in Manhattan, so I did the bakers hat, apron and her holding one of her own cakes she has made. Her website is Artesenal Sweets ... She is a constant inspiration and muse for me and all I do with my fashion, interior design and culinary arts, since she emcompasses everything that is beautiful and creative to me. A truly unqiue and special woman that will be in my life forever."
RoBear was also kind enough to send a crisper photo of the tattoo
Pin-Up by Tony Silva, Photo Courtesy of RoBear |
and a picture of him with Natascha for reference below:
Natascha de los Angeles & RoBear, photo courtesy of RoBear |
You can catch RoBear on repeats of NY Ink on TLC. Still no word on whether the show will be picked up for a third season. You can also become a fan of RoBear on his Facebook fan page here.
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