7/30/12
Jon Cannell’s award for A Giraffe in Paris
Jon illustrated the book A Giraffe in Paris which recently won a 2012 Gelett Burgess Award for outstanding contribution to children’s literature—in Jon’s case, for Historical Tales. Congratulations Jon!
Thank you so much for this artclie, it saved me time!
Hello Akos, hope everything is goodThanks for the comment.I hope gamers can use them.I can see them as useful in modern, zombie, alien, spy, aftermath type games.They can be bank robbers, zombie hunters, office workers, survivors, mafia, rebels and things I have not even thought of.ThanksJames
Should I add that feature, talk to that investor across the room, announce my startup to the world, even do a startup? More often than not the word “should†is shorthand for do I have someone’s – anyone’s – permission to do this thing therefore if it fails they to blame, not me.Waiting for the […] Original post
You’ve captured this perfectly. Thanks for taking the time!
You have the monopoly on useful information-aren’t monopolies illegal? ;)
It’s great to find someone so on the ball
Wow, that’s a really clever way of thinking about it!
I wouldn’t mind a sequel as long as Ridley Scott is kept out of the directing and/or production of the movie. So much potential to create a truly sci-fi classic squandered ina visually stunning, but rambling movie. Scott did a similar thing in the original ‘Alien” film when the crew was not “wowed” in finding — not only an alienl ship, but an alien skeleton. Not to mention the serpent lifecycle scene that was cut from the original Alien release…
I do good work everytime I work, I am really a nurse and yes I enjoy blogging! Listen to your wife!!! 62? umm that isn’t to old to change your views, lol, we are of the same time frame of sorts!!!
I don’t know how Bootstrap is using those but judging by your Glyphicons website, these really should be in SVG format. When scaling on touch devices that pinch and zoom they look pixelated with jagged edges.