本県への誘客を図る秋田デスティネーションキャンペーン（ＤＣ、１０～１２月）に合わせて、県内の地酒を無料で振る舞うイベント「また来てたんせ！ かでどご一杯」が１日、秋田市のＪＲ秋田駅ぽぽろーどで始まり、多くの観光客らでにぎわった。今月２２日まで、毎週日曜に開かれる。
本県を訪れた観光客に地酒を楽しんでもらおうと、県が開催した。秋田杉製の特設屋台には１４銘柄の地酒が並び、旅行かばんを持った観光客やビジネスマンが次々に立ち寄って飲み比べを楽しんでいた。
「また来てたんせ！ かでどご一杯」は午前１１時～午後６時。日によって振る舞われる地酒の品ぞろえが異なり、期間中に県内３５銘柄が登場する。
秋田旅行
Muskogee native Charles Hamlet Faudree was remembered by friends and clients as a creative, talented interior designer with a fantastic sense of humor.
Faudree, a nationally known author of several books on interior design, died Nov. 27 at the age of 75. A memorial service for him will begin at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal Church in Tulsa.
Muskogee resident Joel Cousins remembers Faudree well. Cousins met Faudree after he had retired as a salesman for Faroy Candles in Dallas and returned to Muskogee.
“Charles decorated our home on Rolling Oaks Road,” Cousins said. “It was fantastic. His homes were always a wonderful blend of comfortable furniture and an eclectic mix of antiques. He created a very relaxed, beautiful look. His sofas and chairs were always very comfortable.”
Cousins said working with Faudree was a pleasure.
“More important, Charles was wonderful to everyone,” Cousins said. “He was very hard working, and he had a fantastic sense of humor. He could have been a comedian. The best part of Charles was his generous, giving nature.”
Faudree designed the interiors for Judy Littrell’s Muskogee home and surprised her by staging her home during a weekend when she was away. Littrell moved to Tulsa in August to open a Thayer interior fabric store in Brookside with Darcy Blackerby, a former Faudree employee.
“Charles was one of the most talented, creative human beings I’ve ever known,” Littrell said. “He was a kind, compassionate, empathetic person. He told me six months ago how much he loved his Muskogee roots. He will be missed by everyone in the design community. He was a great man.”
Although Faudree began his career as an art teacher following his graduation from Northeastern State University, interior design had been a first love since he was 10. Then, his mother, Ruby Faudree, indulged him by letting him paint the front door of their home every year, any color he wanted. He played with pastels to jewel tones and later said: “I got that out of my system early on in my career. Now, I much prefer black.”
Painting that front door was the genesis of Faudree’s interest in fabrics, colors, textures, accessories and details, the subject of his fifth book. Faudree’s design philosophy was simple.
Faudree’s first interior design book, “French Country Signature,” was published by Gibbs-Smith Publishers. It is now in its ninth printing, and 60,000 copies have been sold. He co-authored five more books on this design style.
After several decades of teaching and working in the home accessories/furnishings industry, Faudree followed his passion for design, returned to Muskogee in 1977 and opened his first interior design and antiques studio. His first client was his sister, Francie Gillman.
He moved his studio to Tulsa in the early 1980s and was discovered by Nancy Ingram, then the editor of Oklahoma Home & Lifestyle magazine. He began to acquire a diverse clientele, from across the country and Europe. He also moved often, decorating each new home, selling it, then starting another home renovation.
“I’m like Elizabeth Taylor,” he said in speeches across the country. “I say each new home is my best and last.”
Faudree’s work was published in numerous national magazines, especially Traditional Home. The Traditional Home editor, Ann Omvig Maine, wrote the foreword for his first book.
“We know whenever we feature a house Charles has designed, we will receive many gleeful letters of thanks from our readers,” Maine wrote. “To say that Charles is a favorite of Traditional Home is a huge understatement.”
House Beautiful magazine named him one of America’s top 100 interior designers from 2002-2004.
In 2008, he created his first fabric line, working with Vervain, a Tulsa-based company. He also created a French Country Collection for Thayer Furniture Co. of Muskogee. Many of the fabrics in that collection were named for Faudree’s clients.
Services
A memorial service for Charles Hamlet Faudree will take place at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal Church in Tulsa. In lieu of flowers, friends may contribute in Faudree’s memory to Tulsa CARES at www.tulsacares.org or Parish Church of St. Jerome, ECC at www.stjerometulsa.org. Services are being handled by Ninde Funeral & Cremation.
家具通販
Faudree, a nationally known author of several books on interior design, died Nov. 27 at the age of 75. A memorial service for him will begin at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal Church in Tulsa.
Muskogee resident Joel Cousins remembers Faudree well. Cousins met Faudree after he had retired as a salesman for Faroy Candles in Dallas and returned to Muskogee.
“Charles decorated our home on Rolling Oaks Road,” Cousins said. “It was fantastic. His homes were always a wonderful blend of comfortable furniture and an eclectic mix of antiques. He created a very relaxed, beautiful look. His sofas and chairs were always very comfortable.”
Cousins said working with Faudree was a pleasure.
“More important, Charles was wonderful to everyone,” Cousins said. “He was very hard working, and he had a fantastic sense of humor. He could have been a comedian. The best part of Charles was his generous, giving nature.”
Faudree designed the interiors for Judy Littrell’s Muskogee home and surprised her by staging her home during a weekend when she was away. Littrell moved to Tulsa in August to open a Thayer interior fabric store in Brookside with Darcy Blackerby, a former Faudree employee.
“Charles was one of the most talented, creative human beings I’ve ever known,” Littrell said. “He was a kind, compassionate, empathetic person. He told me six months ago how much he loved his Muskogee roots. He will be missed by everyone in the design community. He was a great man.”
Although Faudree began his career as an art teacher following his graduation from Northeastern State University, interior design had been a first love since he was 10. Then, his mother, Ruby Faudree, indulged him by letting him paint the front door of their home every year, any color he wanted. He played with pastels to jewel tones and later said: “I got that out of my system early on in my career. Now, I much prefer black.”
Painting that front door was the genesis of Faudree’s interest in fabrics, colors, textures, accessories and details, the subject of his fifth book. Faudree’s design philosophy was simple.
Faudree’s first interior design book, “French Country Signature,” was published by Gibbs-Smith Publishers. It is now in its ninth printing, and 60,000 copies have been sold. He co-authored five more books on this design style.
After several decades of teaching and working in the home accessories/furnishings industry, Faudree followed his passion for design, returned to Muskogee in 1977 and opened his first interior design and antiques studio. His first client was his sister, Francie Gillman.
He moved his studio to Tulsa in the early 1980s and was discovered by Nancy Ingram, then the editor of Oklahoma Home & Lifestyle magazine. He began to acquire a diverse clientele, from across the country and Europe. He also moved often, decorating each new home, selling it, then starting another home renovation.
“I’m like Elizabeth Taylor,” he said in speeches across the country. “I say each new home is my best and last.”
Faudree’s work was published in numerous national magazines, especially Traditional Home. The Traditional Home editor, Ann Omvig Maine, wrote the foreword for his first book.
“We know whenever we feature a house Charles has designed, we will receive many gleeful letters of thanks from our readers,” Maine wrote. “To say that Charles is a favorite of Traditional Home is a huge understatement.”
House Beautiful magazine named him one of America’s top 100 interior designers from 2002-2004.
In 2008, he created his first fabric line, working with Vervain, a Tulsa-based company. He also created a French Country Collection for Thayer Furniture Co. of Muskogee. Many of the fabrics in that collection were named for Faudree’s clients.
Services
A memorial service for Charles Hamlet Faudree will take place at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal Church in Tulsa. In lieu of flowers, friends may contribute in Faudree’s memory to Tulsa CARES at www.tulsacares.org or Parish Church of St. Jerome, ECC at www.stjerometulsa.org. Services are being handled by Ninde Funeral & Cremation.
家具通販
Neeras Design Studio marked Mentor’s Day on Monday at The Music Academy, with a performance by Bombay Sisters Sangeetha Kalanidhi C Saroja and Sangeetha Kalanidhi C Lalitha.
The studio, run by Sadhana Srinivasan, is courtesy the tremendous support of her grandparents — Neela Ramakrishnan, who was the president of Sri Jayendra Bhaktha Samajam and wife of CA Ramakrishnan, former chief Secretary to the Government of Tamil Nadu.
It is the acronym of their names (Neeras), and the space is a complete interior design studio located in Adyar. Commemorating the second anniversary of her grandmother, Sadhana says that the work she is involved in is a result of her grandmother’s encouragement.
“Mentor’s Day is what I have renamed the second anniversary of my grandmother. She was active in the arenas of spirituality and music. Neeras is a name in the memory of my grandparents. It is very unfortunate that they didn’t live to see it. They were instrumental in what it is today. My grandmother was the one who selected Inchbald school of Design in London and forced me to do a course. She was happy and proud when I achieved a distinction.”
Handling a range of profiles, Neeras has a clientele that includes residential spaces, offices, spas and beauty parlours. While Sadhana says that Chennai is still a conservative space for such a thriving business, there is ample space for the industry. “I do see a sense of conservatism during my work, but then the fact is interior designing should also be functional and sturdy. The emphasis is more on that and the work should last for a lifetime,” she tells us.
She adds that in fact, the scope is such that Neeras is chock-a-bloc with designing assignments that run well into midnight on an every day basis.
“Chennai has a lot of scope, so many avenues. It is very challenging but since this is a passion I love every bit of it,” the entrepreneur adds.
Adding a vast array of clientele in a short span, however, Sadhana is not content with her business spreading its wings in Chennai alone. She says, “I would like to see Neeras in many cities across India.” But, it is not just the design that is a passion for the interior designer and CEO. She adds that the music concert at the event is also an expression of her appreciation of arts.“When I was a kid, I learnt bharatanatyam and I am addicted to music both classical and Western music alike,” she says with a smile.
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The studio, run by Sadhana Srinivasan, is courtesy the tremendous support of her grandparents — Neela Ramakrishnan, who was the president of Sri Jayendra Bhaktha Samajam and wife of CA Ramakrishnan, former chief Secretary to the Government of Tamil Nadu.
It is the acronym of their names (Neeras), and the space is a complete interior design studio located in Adyar. Commemorating the second anniversary of her grandmother, Sadhana says that the work she is involved in is a result of her grandmother’s encouragement.
“Mentor’s Day is what I have renamed the second anniversary of my grandmother. She was active in the arenas of spirituality and music. Neeras is a name in the memory of my grandparents. It is very unfortunate that they didn’t live to see it. They were instrumental in what it is today. My grandmother was the one who selected Inchbald school of Design in London and forced me to do a course. She was happy and proud when I achieved a distinction.”
Handling a range of profiles, Neeras has a clientele that includes residential spaces, offices, spas and beauty parlours. While Sadhana says that Chennai is still a conservative space for such a thriving business, there is ample space for the industry. “I do see a sense of conservatism during my work, but then the fact is interior designing should also be functional and sturdy. The emphasis is more on that and the work should last for a lifetime,” she tells us.
She adds that in fact, the scope is such that Neeras is chock-a-bloc with designing assignments that run well into midnight on an every day basis.
“Chennai has a lot of scope, so many avenues. It is very challenging but since this is a passion I love every bit of it,” the entrepreneur adds.
Adding a vast array of clientele in a short span, however, Sadhana is not content with her business spreading its wings in Chennai alone. She says, “I would like to see Neeras in many cities across India.” But, it is not just the design that is a passion for the interior designer and CEO. She adds that the music concert at the event is also an expression of her appreciation of arts.“When I was a kid, I learnt bharatanatyam and I am addicted to music both classical and Western music alike,” she says with a smile.
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One of the weekend's top box-office performers, Disney's "Frozen," was among the nominees for the 2013 Annie Awards, which are presented by the International Animated Film Society.
The following is a complete list of nominees:
Animated feature
"A Letter to Momo" - GKIDS
"Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
"Ernest & Celestine" - GKIDS
"Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
"Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
"The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
"The Wind Rises" - The Walt Disney Studios
Annie Award for best animated special production
"Chipotle Scarecrow" - Moonbot Studios
"Listening Is an Act of Love" - StoryCorps
"Room on the Broom" - Magic Light Pictures
"Toy Story of Terror" - Pixar Animation Studios
Animated short subject
"Despicable Me 2" - Puppy - Universal Pictures
"Get a Horse!" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
"Gloria Victoria" - National Film Board of Canada
"My Mom Is an Airplane" - Acme Filmworks
"The Numberlys" - Moonbot Studios
Animated TV/broadcast commercial
"Despicable Me 2" - Cinemark - Universal Pictures
"Sound of the Woods" - Acme Filmworks
"The Polar Bears Movie" - CAA Marketing
General audience animated TV/broadcast production for preschool children
"Bubble Guppies" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
"Disney Sofia the First" - Disney Television Animation
"Doc McStuffins" - Disney Television Animation
"Justin Time" - Guru Studio
"Peter Rabbit" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Best animated TV/broadcast production for children's audience
"Adventure Time" - Cartoon Network Studios
"Beware the Batman" - Warner Bros. Animation
"Disney Gravity Falls" - Disney Television Animation
"Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
"Regular Show" - Cartoon Network Studios
"Scaredy Squirrel" - Nelvana
"Teen Titans Go!" - Warner Bros. Animation
"The Legend of Korra" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
General audience animated TV/broadcast production
"Archer" - FX Networks
"Bob's Burgers" - Bento Box Entertainment
"Disney Tron Uprising" - Disney Television Animation
"Futurama" - 20th Century Fox Television
"Motorcity" - Titmouse Inc.
Animated video game
"Diggs Nightcrawler" - Moonbot Studios
"Tiny Thief" - 5 ANTS
"The Last of Us" - Naughty Dog
Student film
"Chicken or the Egg" - Ringling College of Art and Design
"Kellerkind" - Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg
"Miss Todd" - Kristina Yee
"Move Mountain" - Kirsten Lepore
"Semaforo (Stoplight)" - USC
"The Final Straw" - Ringling College of Art and Design
"Trusts & Estates" - CalArts
"Wedding Cake" - Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg
INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT CATEGORIES
Animated effects in an animated production
Alen Lai, David Quirus, Diego Garzon Sanchez, Ilan Gabai - "Epic" - Blue Sky Studios
David Jones - "Dragons: Defenders of Berk" - DreamWorks Animation
Joshua Jenny, Jason Johnston, Matthew Wong, Eric Froemling, Enrique Vila - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Jeff Budsberg, Andre Le Blanc, Louis Flores, Jason Mayer - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
Greg Gladstone, Nikita Pavlov, Allen Ruilova, Matt Titus, Can Yuksel - "Turbo" - DreamWorks Animation
Animated effects in a live-action production
Jonathan Paquin, Brian Goodwin, Gray Horsfield, Mathieu Chardonnet, Adrien Toupet - "Man of Steel" - Weta Digital
Ben O’Brien, Karin Cooper, Lee Uren, Chris Root - "Star Trek: Into Darkness" - Industrial Light & Magic
Dan Pearson, Jay Cooper, Jeff Grebe, Amelia Chenoweth - "Star Trek: Into Darkness" - Industrial Light & Magic
Michael Balog, Ryan Hopkins, Patrick Conran, Florian Witzel - "Pacific Rim" - Industrial Light & Magic
Character animation in an animated television/broadcast production
Brad Schaffer - "Friendship All-Stars of Friendship: Wrong Number" - Stoopid Buddy Stoodios
Eric Urban - "Ubermansion" - Stoopid Buddy Stoodios
JC Tran Quang Thieu - "Toy Story of Terror" - Pixar Animation Studios
David DeVan - "Toy Story of Terror" - Pixar Animation Studios Character
Kureha Yokoo - "Toy Story of Terror" - Pixar Animation Studios Character
Keith Kellogg - "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" - Lucasfilm Animation
Character animation in an animated feature production
Thom Roberts - "Epic" - Blue Sky Studios
Jonathan Del Val - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Jakob Jensen - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
John Chun Chiu Lee - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Kitaro Kosaka - "The Wind Rises" - The Walt Disney Studios
Tony Smeed - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Patrick Imbert - "Ernest & Celestine" - GKIDS
Character animation in a live-action production
Jeff Capogreco, Jedrzej Wojtowicz, Kevin Estey, Alessandro Bonora, Gino Acevedo - "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" - Gollum - Weta Digital
Dave Clayton, Simeon Duncombe, Jung Min Chan, Matthew Cioffi, Guillame Francois - "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" - Goblin King - Weta Digital
Hal Hickel, Chris Lentz, Derrick Carlin, Steve Rawlins, Kyle Winkelman - "Pacific Rim" - Industrial Light & Magic
Character design in an animated TV/broadcast production
Craig McCracken - "Disney Wander Over Yonder" - Disney Television Animation
Paul Rudish - "Disney Mickey Mouse" - Disney Television Animation
Andy Bialk - "The Awesomes" - Bento Box Entertainment
Ben Adams - "Regular Show" - Cartoon Network Studios
Danny Hynes, Howard Colin - "Steven Universe" - Cartoon Network Studios
Character Design in an Animated Feature Production
Carter Goodrich, Takao Noguchi, Shane Prigmore - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
Sylvain Deboissy, Shannon Tindle - "Turbo" - DreamWorks Animation
Craig Kellman - "Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs 2" - Sony Pictures Animation
Chris Sasaki - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Christophe Lourdelet - "A Monster in Paris" - Shout! Factory
Eric Guillon - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Bill Schwab - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Directing in an animated TV/broadcast Production
Colin Heck - "The Legend of Korra" - Nickelodeon Animation
Elaine Bogan - "Dragons: Defenders of Berk" - DreamWorks Animation
Stephan Franck - "The Smurfs: The Legend of Smurfy Hollow" - Sony Pictures Animation
John Aoshima - "Disney Gravity Falls" - Disney Television Animation
Aaron Springer - "Disney Mickey Mouse" - Disney Television Animation
Angus MacLane - "Toy Story of Terror" - Pixar Animation Studios
Harold Harris - "Justin Time" - Guru Studio
Directing in an animated feature production
Chris Sanders, Kirk DeMicco - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
David Soren - "Turbo" - DreamWorks Animation
Chris Wedge - "Epic" - Blue Sky Studios
Benjamin Renner, Vincent Patar, Stéphane Aubier - "Ernest & Celestine" - GKIDS
Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Music in an animated TV/broadcast production
Alan Williams - "Estefan" - Silverscreen Music
Guy Moon - "T.U.F.F. Puppy" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Peter Luyre, Stuart Kollmorgen, Peter Zizzo - "Peter Rabbit" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Kevin Kliesch, Craig Gerber, John Kavanaugh - "Disney Sofia the First" - Disney Television Animation
Christopher Willis - "Disney Mickey Mouse" - Disney Television Animation
Andy Bean - "Disney Wander Over Yonder" - Disney Television Animation
Music in an animated feature production
Alan Silvestri - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
Henry Jackman - "Turbo" - DreamWorks Animation
Mark Mothersbaugh - "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2" - Sony Pictures Animation
Heitor Pereira, Pharrell Williams - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Danny Elfman - "Epic" - Blue Sky Studios
Randy Newman - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Robert Lopez, Christophe Beck - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Dominic Lewis - "Free Birds" - Reel FX
Production design in an animated TV/broadcast production
Angela Sung, William Niu, Christine Bian, Emily Tetri, Frederic Stewart - "The Legend of Korra" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Liz Artinian, Ray Feldman, Chris Fisher, George Fort - "The Venture Bros." - "What Color Is Your Cleansuit" - Titmouse Inc.
Steven Sugar, Emily Walus, Sam Bosma, Elle Michalka, Amanda Winterstein - "Steven Universe" - "Gem Glow" - Cartoon Network Studios
Lynna Blankenship, Dima Malanitchev, Debbie Peterson, Charles Ragins, Jefferson R. Weekley - "The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror XXIV" -- Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox TV
Christophe Vacher - "Transformers Prime: Beast Hunters"- Hasbro Studios
Nick Jenings, Sandra Calleros, Teri Shikasho, Ron Russell - "Adventure Time" - Cartoon Network Studios
Production design in an animated feature production
Christophe Lautrette, Paul Duncan, Dominique R. Louis - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
Yarrow Cheney, Eric Guillon - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Michael Knapp, Greg Couch, William Joyce - Epic - Blue Sky Studios
Zaza, Zyk - Ernest & Celestine - GKIDS
Ricky Nierva, Robert Kondo, Daisuke "Dice" Tsutsumi - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Michael Giaimo, Lisa Keene, David Womersley - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Storyboarding in an animated TV/broadcast production
Piero Piluso - "Monsters vs. Aliens" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Douglas Lovelace - "Dragons: Riders of Berk" - DreamWorks Animation
Adam Ford, Deke Wightman, Kevin Mellon, Justin Wagner, Benji Williams - "Archer" - FX Networks
Alonso Ramos-Ramirez - "Disney Mickey Mouse" - Disney Television Animation
Daniel Chong - "Toy Story of Terror" - Pixar Animation Studios
Alonso Ramos-Ramirez - "Gravity Falls" - Disney Television Animation
Guillermo Del Toro, Guy Davis, Ralph Sosa - "The Simpsons" - "Treehouse of Horror XXIV" - Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox TV
Paul Watling - "Justin Time" - Guru Studio
Storyboarding in an animated feature production
Steven MacLeod - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
Eric Favela - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Dean Kelly - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Jason Hand - "Planes"- Disneytoon Studios
John Ripa - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Voice acting in an animated TV/broadcast production
Eric Bauza as the voice of Foop - "Fairly Odd Parents" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Bill Farmer as the voice of Goofy - "Disney Mickey Mouse" - Disney Television Animation
Chris Diamantopoulos as the voice of Mickey Mouse - "Disney Mickey Mouse" - Disney Television Animation
Mark Hamill as the voice of Skips and Walks - "Regular Show" - Cartoon Network Studios
Tom Kenny as the voice of Ice King - "Adventure Time" - Cartoon Network Studios
Voice acting in an animated feature production
Paul Giamatti as the voice of Chet - "Turbo" - DreamWorks Animation
Terry Crews as the voice of Earl - "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2" - Sony Pictures Animation
Kristen Wiig as the voice of Lucy - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Steve Carell as the voice of Gru - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Pierre Coffin as the voice of Minions - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Billy Crystal as the voice of Mike - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Josh Gad as the voice of Olaf - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Writing in an animated TV/broadcast production
Katie Matila - "Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Ian Maxtone-Graham, Billy Kimball - "The Simpsons" - Trocadero Holdings
Lewis Morton - "Futurama" - 20th Century Fox Television
Matt Price, John Infantino, Mike Roth, Michele Cavin, Sean Szeles - "Regular Show" - Cartoon Network Studios
Michael Price - "The Simpsons" - The Simpsons
Writing in an animated feature production
Daniel Pennac - "Ernest & Celestine" - GKIDS
Daniel Gerson, Robert L. Baird, Dan Scanlon - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Miyazaki Hayao - "The Wind Rises" - Walt Disney Studios
Jennifer Lee - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Editorial in an animated TV/broadcast production
Adam Arnold, Hugo Morales, Davrick Waltjen - "Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Myra Lopez, Ana Adams, Justin Baker - "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Lynn Hobson - "Dragons: Defenders of Berk" - DreamWorks Animation
Illya Owens - "Disney Mickey Mouse" - Disney Television Animation
Axel Geddes, Kathy Graves, Chloe Kloezeman - "Toy Story of Terror" - Pixar Animation Studios
Paul D. Calder - "Futurama" - 20th Century Fox Television
Paul Douglas - "Adventure Time" - Cartoon Network Studios
Jason W.A. Tucker - "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" - Lucasfilm Animation
Editorial in an animated feature production
Darren Holmes - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
James Ryan - "Turbo" - DreamWorks Animation
Fabienne Alvarez-Giro - "Ernest & Celestine - GKIDS
Greg Snyder, Gregory Amundson, Steve Bloom - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Jeff Draheim - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
無料動画
The following is a complete list of nominees:
Animated feature
"A Letter to Momo" - GKIDS
"Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
"Ernest & Celestine" - GKIDS
"Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
"Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
"The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
"The Wind Rises" - The Walt Disney Studios
Annie Award for best animated special production
"Chipotle Scarecrow" - Moonbot Studios
"Listening Is an Act of Love" - StoryCorps
"Room on the Broom" - Magic Light Pictures
"Toy Story of Terror" - Pixar Animation Studios
Animated short subject
"Despicable Me 2" - Puppy - Universal Pictures
"Get a Horse!" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
"Gloria Victoria" - National Film Board of Canada
"My Mom Is an Airplane" - Acme Filmworks
"The Numberlys" - Moonbot Studios
Animated TV/broadcast commercial
"Despicable Me 2" - Cinemark - Universal Pictures
"Sound of the Woods" - Acme Filmworks
"The Polar Bears Movie" - CAA Marketing
General audience animated TV/broadcast production for preschool children
"Bubble Guppies" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
"Disney Sofia the First" - Disney Television Animation
"Doc McStuffins" - Disney Television Animation
"Justin Time" - Guru Studio
"Peter Rabbit" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Best animated TV/broadcast production for children's audience
"Adventure Time" - Cartoon Network Studios
"Beware the Batman" - Warner Bros. Animation
"Disney Gravity Falls" - Disney Television Animation
"Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
"Regular Show" - Cartoon Network Studios
"Scaredy Squirrel" - Nelvana
"Teen Titans Go!" - Warner Bros. Animation
"The Legend of Korra" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
General audience animated TV/broadcast production
"Archer" - FX Networks
"Bob's Burgers" - Bento Box Entertainment
"Disney Tron Uprising" - Disney Television Animation
"Futurama" - 20th Century Fox Television
"Motorcity" - Titmouse Inc.
Animated video game
"Diggs Nightcrawler" - Moonbot Studios
"Tiny Thief" - 5 ANTS
"The Last of Us" - Naughty Dog
Student film
"Chicken or the Egg" - Ringling College of Art and Design
"Kellerkind" - Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg
"Miss Todd" - Kristina Yee
"Move Mountain" - Kirsten Lepore
"Semaforo (Stoplight)" - USC
"The Final Straw" - Ringling College of Art and Design
"Trusts & Estates" - CalArts
"Wedding Cake" - Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg
INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT CATEGORIES
Animated effects in an animated production
Alen Lai, David Quirus, Diego Garzon Sanchez, Ilan Gabai - "Epic" - Blue Sky Studios
David Jones - "Dragons: Defenders of Berk" - DreamWorks Animation
Joshua Jenny, Jason Johnston, Matthew Wong, Eric Froemling, Enrique Vila - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Jeff Budsberg, Andre Le Blanc, Louis Flores, Jason Mayer - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
Greg Gladstone, Nikita Pavlov, Allen Ruilova, Matt Titus, Can Yuksel - "Turbo" - DreamWorks Animation
Animated effects in a live-action production
Jonathan Paquin, Brian Goodwin, Gray Horsfield, Mathieu Chardonnet, Adrien Toupet - "Man of Steel" - Weta Digital
Ben O’Brien, Karin Cooper, Lee Uren, Chris Root - "Star Trek: Into Darkness" - Industrial Light & Magic
Dan Pearson, Jay Cooper, Jeff Grebe, Amelia Chenoweth - "Star Trek: Into Darkness" - Industrial Light & Magic
Michael Balog, Ryan Hopkins, Patrick Conran, Florian Witzel - "Pacific Rim" - Industrial Light & Magic
Character animation in an animated television/broadcast production
Brad Schaffer - "Friendship All-Stars of Friendship: Wrong Number" - Stoopid Buddy Stoodios
Eric Urban - "Ubermansion" - Stoopid Buddy Stoodios
JC Tran Quang Thieu - "Toy Story of Terror" - Pixar Animation Studios
David DeVan - "Toy Story of Terror" - Pixar Animation Studios Character
Kureha Yokoo - "Toy Story of Terror" - Pixar Animation Studios Character
Keith Kellogg - "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" - Lucasfilm Animation
Character animation in an animated feature production
Thom Roberts - "Epic" - Blue Sky Studios
Jonathan Del Val - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Jakob Jensen - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
John Chun Chiu Lee - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Kitaro Kosaka - "The Wind Rises" - The Walt Disney Studios
Tony Smeed - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Patrick Imbert - "Ernest & Celestine" - GKIDS
Character animation in a live-action production
Jeff Capogreco, Jedrzej Wojtowicz, Kevin Estey, Alessandro Bonora, Gino Acevedo - "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" - Gollum - Weta Digital
Dave Clayton, Simeon Duncombe, Jung Min Chan, Matthew Cioffi, Guillame Francois - "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" - Goblin King - Weta Digital
Hal Hickel, Chris Lentz, Derrick Carlin, Steve Rawlins, Kyle Winkelman - "Pacific Rim" - Industrial Light & Magic
Character design in an animated TV/broadcast production
Craig McCracken - "Disney Wander Over Yonder" - Disney Television Animation
Paul Rudish - "Disney Mickey Mouse" - Disney Television Animation
Andy Bialk - "The Awesomes" - Bento Box Entertainment
Ben Adams - "Regular Show" - Cartoon Network Studios
Danny Hynes, Howard Colin - "Steven Universe" - Cartoon Network Studios
Character Design in an Animated Feature Production
Carter Goodrich, Takao Noguchi, Shane Prigmore - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
Sylvain Deboissy, Shannon Tindle - "Turbo" - DreamWorks Animation
Craig Kellman - "Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs 2" - Sony Pictures Animation
Chris Sasaki - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Christophe Lourdelet - "A Monster in Paris" - Shout! Factory
Eric Guillon - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Bill Schwab - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Directing in an animated TV/broadcast Production
Colin Heck - "The Legend of Korra" - Nickelodeon Animation
Elaine Bogan - "Dragons: Defenders of Berk" - DreamWorks Animation
Stephan Franck - "The Smurfs: The Legend of Smurfy Hollow" - Sony Pictures Animation
John Aoshima - "Disney Gravity Falls" - Disney Television Animation
Aaron Springer - "Disney Mickey Mouse" - Disney Television Animation
Angus MacLane - "Toy Story of Terror" - Pixar Animation Studios
Harold Harris - "Justin Time" - Guru Studio
Directing in an animated feature production
Chris Sanders, Kirk DeMicco - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
David Soren - "Turbo" - DreamWorks Animation
Chris Wedge - "Epic" - Blue Sky Studios
Benjamin Renner, Vincent Patar, Stéphane Aubier - "Ernest & Celestine" - GKIDS
Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Music in an animated TV/broadcast production
Alan Williams - "Estefan" - Silverscreen Music
Guy Moon - "T.U.F.F. Puppy" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Peter Luyre, Stuart Kollmorgen, Peter Zizzo - "Peter Rabbit" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Kevin Kliesch, Craig Gerber, John Kavanaugh - "Disney Sofia the First" - Disney Television Animation
Christopher Willis - "Disney Mickey Mouse" - Disney Television Animation
Andy Bean - "Disney Wander Over Yonder" - Disney Television Animation
Music in an animated feature production
Alan Silvestri - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
Henry Jackman - "Turbo" - DreamWorks Animation
Mark Mothersbaugh - "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2" - Sony Pictures Animation
Heitor Pereira, Pharrell Williams - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Danny Elfman - "Epic" - Blue Sky Studios
Randy Newman - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Robert Lopez, Christophe Beck - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Dominic Lewis - "Free Birds" - Reel FX
Production design in an animated TV/broadcast production
Angela Sung, William Niu, Christine Bian, Emily Tetri, Frederic Stewart - "The Legend of Korra" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Liz Artinian, Ray Feldman, Chris Fisher, George Fort - "The Venture Bros." - "What Color Is Your Cleansuit" - Titmouse Inc.
Steven Sugar, Emily Walus, Sam Bosma, Elle Michalka, Amanda Winterstein - "Steven Universe" - "Gem Glow" - Cartoon Network Studios
Lynna Blankenship, Dima Malanitchev, Debbie Peterson, Charles Ragins, Jefferson R. Weekley - "The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror XXIV" -- Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox TV
Christophe Vacher - "Transformers Prime: Beast Hunters"- Hasbro Studios
Nick Jenings, Sandra Calleros, Teri Shikasho, Ron Russell - "Adventure Time" - Cartoon Network Studios
Production design in an animated feature production
Christophe Lautrette, Paul Duncan, Dominique R. Louis - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
Yarrow Cheney, Eric Guillon - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Michael Knapp, Greg Couch, William Joyce - Epic - Blue Sky Studios
Zaza, Zyk - Ernest & Celestine - GKIDS
Ricky Nierva, Robert Kondo, Daisuke "Dice" Tsutsumi - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Michael Giaimo, Lisa Keene, David Womersley - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Storyboarding in an animated TV/broadcast production
Piero Piluso - "Monsters vs. Aliens" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Douglas Lovelace - "Dragons: Riders of Berk" - DreamWorks Animation
Adam Ford, Deke Wightman, Kevin Mellon, Justin Wagner, Benji Williams - "Archer" - FX Networks
Alonso Ramos-Ramirez - "Disney Mickey Mouse" - Disney Television Animation
Daniel Chong - "Toy Story of Terror" - Pixar Animation Studios
Alonso Ramos-Ramirez - "Gravity Falls" - Disney Television Animation
Guillermo Del Toro, Guy Davis, Ralph Sosa - "The Simpsons" - "Treehouse of Horror XXIV" - Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox TV
Paul Watling - "Justin Time" - Guru Studio
Storyboarding in an animated feature production
Steven MacLeod - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
Eric Favela - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Dean Kelly - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Jason Hand - "Planes"- Disneytoon Studios
John Ripa - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Voice acting in an animated TV/broadcast production
Eric Bauza as the voice of Foop - "Fairly Odd Parents" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Bill Farmer as the voice of Goofy - "Disney Mickey Mouse" - Disney Television Animation
Chris Diamantopoulos as the voice of Mickey Mouse - "Disney Mickey Mouse" - Disney Television Animation
Mark Hamill as the voice of Skips and Walks - "Regular Show" - Cartoon Network Studios
Tom Kenny as the voice of Ice King - "Adventure Time" - Cartoon Network Studios
Voice acting in an animated feature production
Paul Giamatti as the voice of Chet - "Turbo" - DreamWorks Animation
Terry Crews as the voice of Earl - "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2" - Sony Pictures Animation
Kristen Wiig as the voice of Lucy - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Steve Carell as the voice of Gru - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Pierre Coffin as the voice of Minions - "Despicable Me 2" - Universal Pictures
Billy Crystal as the voice of Mike - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Josh Gad as the voice of Olaf - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Writing in an animated TV/broadcast production
Katie Matila - "Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Ian Maxtone-Graham, Billy Kimball - "The Simpsons" - Trocadero Holdings
Lewis Morton - "Futurama" - 20th Century Fox Television
Matt Price, John Infantino, Mike Roth, Michele Cavin, Sean Szeles - "Regular Show" - Cartoon Network Studios
Michael Price - "The Simpsons" - The Simpsons
Writing in an animated feature production
Daniel Pennac - "Ernest & Celestine" - GKIDS
Daniel Gerson, Robert L. Baird, Dan Scanlon - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Miyazaki Hayao - "The Wind Rises" - Walt Disney Studios
Jennifer Lee - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
Editorial in an animated TV/broadcast production
Adam Arnold, Hugo Morales, Davrick Waltjen - "Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Myra Lopez, Ana Adams, Justin Baker - "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" - Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Lynn Hobson - "Dragons: Defenders of Berk" - DreamWorks Animation
Illya Owens - "Disney Mickey Mouse" - Disney Television Animation
Axel Geddes, Kathy Graves, Chloe Kloezeman - "Toy Story of Terror" - Pixar Animation Studios
Paul D. Calder - "Futurama" - 20th Century Fox Television
Paul Douglas - "Adventure Time" - Cartoon Network Studios
Jason W.A. Tucker - "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" - Lucasfilm Animation
Editorial in an animated feature production
Darren Holmes - "The Croods" - DreamWorks Animation
James Ryan - "Turbo" - DreamWorks Animation
Fabienne Alvarez-Giro - "Ernest & Celestine - GKIDS
Greg Snyder, Gregory Amundson, Steve Bloom - "Monsters University" - Pixar Animation Studios
Jeff Draheim - "Frozen" - Walt Disney Animation Studios
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Elli ist ein kleiner neugieriger Drache, der immer auf der Suche nach neuen Freunden und neuen besonderen Dingen für sein "Elli`s" ist. Sie finden uns an einem der schönsten Plätze in Berlin, dem Ludwigkirchplatz, direkt an einem tollen Spielplatz, der zum Spielen und Toben einlädt. Das Elli’s ist bekannt für seine leckeren, handgemachten Cupcakes, erfrischenden Frozen Yogurt mit wechselnden Toppings, bunte Süßigkeitengläser wie zu Omas Zeiten, Makrönchen, Kuchen und diverse Kaffeespezialitäten. In Elli’s Boutique findet man ein ständig wechselndes Angebot an ausgewählter Kinderbekleidung, individuelle Geburts- und Taufgeschenke, Einrichtungsaccessoires fürs Kinderzimmer, sowie handgefertigte Geschenke für Groß und Klein. Darüber hinaus feiern wir in unserem Elli’s bunte Kindergeburtstage und organisieren Events für und mit Kindern aller Art. Unsere Elli and friends Kindereventagentur hat es sich zur Aufgabe gemacht qualitativ hochwertige und individuelle Kinderprogramme für Geschäfts- und Privatkunden anzubieten. Unser Ziel ist es, glückliche Kinder mit zufriedenen Kunden in Einklang zu bringen und maßgeschneiderte Lösungen für alle Bedürfnisse zu finden. Besuchen Sie uns und tauchen Sie ein in Elli’s bunte Welt. Wir freuen uns auf Sie!
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„Wir brauchen dringend Kinderbekleidung, ob Anorak, Hose, aber auch Schuhe“, sagt Uta Scheffert und sortiert Pullover und Jacken in die Regale der Kleiderkammer des Deutschen Roten Kreuzes in Demmin. Zusammen mit Sabine Schoknecht hat sie für einige Wochen ehrenamtlich die Kleiderkammer übernommen, da die Kollegin krank geworden ist. Aber das machen beide gern, auch in der Blutspendeaktion engagieren sie sich. Aber jetzt sind erst einmal die Sachen in der Kleiderkammer wichtiger.
Jeden Tag werden die Container geleert. „Aber die Leute sortieren jetzt natürlich die Sommersachen aus, das ist nun mal so. Aber vielleicht findet sich doch etwas zwischen der Kinderbekleidung, was zu klein geworden ist“, meint sie und hofft auf weitere Spenden. Denn immer wieder geht die Tür auf, und ganze Familien schauen herein. „Haben Sie auch Spielzeug, es ist doch bald Weihnachten und wir können keine teuren Geschenke machen“, meint eine Frau. Aber nur wenige Sachen liegen auf dem Tisch in der Kleiderkammer, das Angebot dafür ist sehr rar. „Wir würden uns freuen, wenn noch Spielzeug in die Kleiderkammer gebracht wird“, meint Uta Scheffert. Bei der Bekleidung sind die Größen ab 116 sehr gefragt, aber auch Babysachen werden gebraucht. Winterschuhe seien derzeit hier Mangelware. Jeden Dienstag und Donnerstag können Sachen beim DRK im Neuen Weg abgegeben werden, aber es stehen auch die Kleidercontainer in Demmin und auf den Dörfern bereit. „Die Container werden regelmäßig geleert“, erklärt Angelika Behrens vom DRK-Kreisverband. Kinderbettwäsche werde auch gebraucht. Für Möbel hat die Kleiderkammer aber keinen Platz.
Auch in der Kleiderkammer der Diakonie in der Brinkstraße von Demmin herrscht in diesen Tagen Hochbetrieb. „Es ist schon etwas Spielzeug da, aber wir freuen uns natürlich immer über Spenden für unsere bedürftigen Familien“, sagt Manuela Leistikow. In der Kleiderkammer wolle man einen Basar organisieren für Spielzeug, da könne jeder mit Autos, Puppen und anderen Sachen kommen.
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Jeden Tag werden die Container geleert. „Aber die Leute sortieren jetzt natürlich die Sommersachen aus, das ist nun mal so. Aber vielleicht findet sich doch etwas zwischen der Kinderbekleidung, was zu klein geworden ist“, meint sie und hofft auf weitere Spenden. Denn immer wieder geht die Tür auf, und ganze Familien schauen herein. „Haben Sie auch Spielzeug, es ist doch bald Weihnachten und wir können keine teuren Geschenke machen“, meint eine Frau. Aber nur wenige Sachen liegen auf dem Tisch in der Kleiderkammer, das Angebot dafür ist sehr rar. „Wir würden uns freuen, wenn noch Spielzeug in die Kleiderkammer gebracht wird“, meint Uta Scheffert. Bei der Bekleidung sind die Größen ab 116 sehr gefragt, aber auch Babysachen werden gebraucht. Winterschuhe seien derzeit hier Mangelware. Jeden Dienstag und Donnerstag können Sachen beim DRK im Neuen Weg abgegeben werden, aber es stehen auch die Kleidercontainer in Demmin und auf den Dörfern bereit. „Die Container werden regelmäßig geleert“, erklärt Angelika Behrens vom DRK-Kreisverband. Kinderbettwäsche werde auch gebraucht. Für Möbel hat die Kleiderkammer aber keinen Platz.
Auch in der Kleiderkammer der Diakonie in der Brinkstraße von Demmin herrscht in diesen Tagen Hochbetrieb. „Es ist schon etwas Spielzeug da, aber wir freuen uns natürlich immer über Spenden für unsere bedürftigen Familien“, sagt Manuela Leistikow. In der Kleiderkammer wolle man einen Basar organisieren für Spielzeug, da könne jeder mit Autos, Puppen und anderen Sachen kommen.
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It sure is a great feeling to see the delight and joy on a child’s face when they open up a gift and see a brand new toy inside. Unfortunately, not every toy is safe, so shoppers should be diligent when shopping this holiday season, keeping their young gift recipient’s age in mind.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) says last year alone, more than 250,000 children went to the ER with toy-related injuries, many of which could have been avoided. In fact, choking is still the leading cause of child deaths. BBB recommends selecting toys that are age appropriate for the child and ensure the gift meets safety standards by looking for the following:
Before making your purchase, check to see if there are there any sharp edges that can scratch or if there are any moving parts that can pinch small fingers.
Watch out for small removable parts that may pose a choking hazard such as the nose, eyes, and mouth on stuffed animals. These should be firmly attached. Magnets can also present a choking danger.
Toys that have long strings and cords are dangerous to infants and young children. They may cause strangulation if the cord becomes wrapped around the child’s neck. Avoid hanging toys with long strings, cords, loops or ribbons in cribs or playpens.
Read labels carefully. Make sure fabric products are flame resistant.
Always look for Underwriters Laboratory ( UL) listing when choosing electronic toys. Make sure flying objects have protective tips on them.
Store toys properly to avoid tripping. Lids on toy chests should stay raised to avoid suffocation.
After the holidays are over, check the toys periodically for rust or loose parts as well as general wear and tear on a toy after use. Things like leaking battery acid can cause fatal injuries. Broken pieces can cut or tear clothing if not monitored carefully. Cover speakers with tape on loud toys if a child’s ears are sensitive. If the toy seems loud to you, it is probably too loud for the child and could hurt their hearing. Beware of some children’s jewelry and cosmetics that still contain toxic chemicals and avoid toys made with PVC plastic because they could cause developmental hazards. Instead, choose unpainted wooden or cloth toys.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) says last year alone, more than 250,000 children went to the ER with toy-related injuries, many of which could have been avoided. In fact, choking is still the leading cause of child deaths. BBB recommends selecting toys that are age appropriate for the child and ensure the gift meets safety standards by looking for the following:
Before making your purchase, check to see if there are there any sharp edges that can scratch or if there are any moving parts that can pinch small fingers.
Watch out for small removable parts that may pose a choking hazard such as the nose, eyes, and mouth on stuffed animals. These should be firmly attached. Magnets can also present a choking danger.
Toys that have long strings and cords are dangerous to infants and young children. They may cause strangulation if the cord becomes wrapped around the child’s neck. Avoid hanging toys with long strings, cords, loops or ribbons in cribs or playpens.
Read labels carefully. Make sure fabric products are flame resistant.
Always look for Underwriters Laboratory ( UL) listing when choosing electronic toys. Make sure flying objects have protective tips on them.
Store toys properly to avoid tripping. Lids on toy chests should stay raised to avoid suffocation.
After the holidays are over, check the toys periodically for rust or loose parts as well as general wear and tear on a toy after use. Things like leaking battery acid can cause fatal injuries. Broken pieces can cut or tear clothing if not monitored carefully. Cover speakers with tape on loud toys if a child’s ears are sensitive. If the toy seems loud to you, it is probably too loud for the child and could hurt their hearing. Beware of some children’s jewelry and cosmetics that still contain toxic chemicals and avoid toys made with PVC plastic because they could cause developmental hazards. Instead, choose unpainted wooden or cloth toys.
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Los Angeles, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/02/2013 -- Hair loss for both men and women is a frustrating, embarrassing issue, despite the array of home remedies for hair growth available. It can affect self confidence and self esteem, create anxiety and depression, and increase stress. And elevated stress accelerates hair loss. Reversing this pattern can restore thick hair, self confidence and self esteem, so let’s discover how to make hair grow faster and re-grow lost hair.
Pattern baldness is the result of genetics, unhealthy environmental conditions or hair loss after pregnancy. The right treatment can reverse these conditions and re-grow thick hair.
While surgical hair transplants provide instant gratification, it’s expensive and requires recovery time. And the overwhelming number of home remedies for hair growth products only adds to the confusion, with mixed reviews and dangerous side effects. Consequently, the home remedies for hair growth market lacks a clear leader, leaving those desperate to know how to make hair grow faster resigned to living with an embarrassing condition.
However, the science behind hair loss continually advances, and now a Norwegian biochemist appears to have developed an all-natural breakthrough product for those wanting to know how to make hair grow faster and re-grow lost hair. Initial studies reveal encouraging results in the vast majority of participants.
One clinical study, published in the Journal of International Medical Research, shows that 9 out of 10 study participants experienced more than 60% hair re-growth in as little as 2 weeks, with most seeing dramatic improvement in 8-12 weeks. These are encouraging results, especially considering the lack of adverse side effects.
When asked how to make hair grow faster and re-grow thick hair, product developer Dr. Erling Thom said it’s formulated with clinically-proven, all-natural ingredients, and has shown in extensive clinical studies to rapidly re-grow hair. In an industry that lacks definitive answers, this may be a game-changer in the home remedies for hair growth market.
For those frustrated with finding a solution for how to make hair grow faster or hair loss after pregnancy, the clinical results are impressive. To re-grow healthy, thick hair, take a look at this breakthrough product today.
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Pattern baldness is the result of genetics, unhealthy environmental conditions or hair loss after pregnancy. The right treatment can reverse these conditions and re-grow thick hair.
While surgical hair transplants provide instant gratification, it’s expensive and requires recovery time. And the overwhelming number of home remedies for hair growth products only adds to the confusion, with mixed reviews and dangerous side effects. Consequently, the home remedies for hair growth market lacks a clear leader, leaving those desperate to know how to make hair grow faster resigned to living with an embarrassing condition.
However, the science behind hair loss continually advances, and now a Norwegian biochemist appears to have developed an all-natural breakthrough product for those wanting to know how to make hair grow faster and re-grow lost hair. Initial studies reveal encouraging results in the vast majority of participants.
One clinical study, published in the Journal of International Medical Research, shows that 9 out of 10 study participants experienced more than 60% hair re-growth in as little as 2 weeks, with most seeing dramatic improvement in 8-12 weeks. These are encouraging results, especially considering the lack of adverse side effects.
When asked how to make hair grow faster and re-grow thick hair, product developer Dr. Erling Thom said it’s formulated with clinically-proven, all-natural ingredients, and has shown in extensive clinical studies to rapidly re-grow hair. In an industry that lacks definitive answers, this may be a game-changer in the home remedies for hair growth market.
For those frustrated with finding a solution for how to make hair grow faster or hair loss after pregnancy, the clinical results are impressive. To re-grow healthy, thick hair, take a look at this breakthrough product today.
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Hair loss, most probably, is the common problem which a person can experience at any stage of his or her life. With so many hair solution products in the market, hair restoration or transplants have long been used to reduce baldness. While they cost thousands of dollars to completely restore the hairs, they often result in nasty side effects such as scarring and inflammation. Har Vokse is one of the latest innovations in the natural hair restoration treatments which is manufactured by leading scientists and backed by numerous clinical studies. It has shown outstanding results without side effects among 90% of its users.
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With the rising demand for hair loss solution, the market is overflowing with different types of products that offer a natural hair regrowth. Normally, these products work on a temporary basis that encourages hair regrowth without actually restoring the hair follicle. With a lot of hair loss products, it is important to choose the right one that is clinically approved.
The hair regrowth benefits of this formula are clearly documented in various research journals. It has been tried and tested in extensive clinical trials and shown to produce outstanding results. More importantly, none of the side effect was observed. With the suggested dosage of one pill daily and two times application of hair spray, one can experience a significant decrease in hair fall and an increase in hair regrowth up to a significant level.
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With the rising demand for hair loss solution, the market is overflowing with different types of products that offer a natural hair regrowth. Normally, these products work on a temporary basis that encourages hair regrowth without actually restoring the hair follicle. With a lot of hair loss products, it is important to choose the right one that is clinically approved.
The hair regrowth benefits of this formula are clearly documented in various research journals. It has been tried and tested in extensive clinical trials and shown to produce outstanding results. More importantly, none of the side effect was observed. With the suggested dosage of one pill daily and two times application of hair spray, one can experience a significant decrease in hair fall and an increase in hair regrowth up to a significant level.
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発信元が特定されにくいソフトを使って他人のアドレスなどを勝手に改ざんしたとして、京都府警サイバー犯罪対策課と下京署は２５日、不正アクセス禁止法違反と私電磁的記録不正作出・同供用の疑いで、神奈川県横須賀市の無職少年（１５）を逮捕した。少年は、男性４人が相次いで誤認逮捕されたパソコン遠隔操作事件で使われたとされる匿名化ソフト「Ｔｏｒ（トーア）」を使用していたが、府警はネット上に残されたアクセス履歴などを元に、解明が困難とされていた発信元を特定したという。
逮捕容疑は、２月２０日、Ｔｏｒで発信元を分かりにくくした上で、他人のＩＤやパスワードを入力して、東京都内のインターネット関連会社のサーバーに侵入し、１２回にわたってサーバー内に保存されている他人のパスワードやメールアドレスを変更した疑い。
府警によると、少年は、同社のネットサービスを利用しようとすれば、少年が改ざんしたことを示す表示に移行する設定をしていた。調べに対し「不正アクセスがかっこいいからやった。有名になりたかった」と供述しているという。
ネットセキュリティーの専門家によると、Ｔｏｒは、海外など複数のサーバーを経由させ通信経路を複雑にして匿名化するソフト。使用すると、発信源についてネット上の住所にあたるＩＰアドレスを特定するのが困難になる。
パソコン遠隔操作事件では、警視庁などの合同捜査本部の捜査は、書き込みやメールの発信元がＴｏｒの壁に阻まれて難航。捜査本部は２月、通信記録の解析ではなく、防犯カメラの映像などを元に、威力業務妨害容疑で会社員片山祐輔被告を逮捕した。
府警はサイバーパトロールで不正アクセスを発見、少年の自宅を捜索するなど捜査を進めてきた。
■Ｔｏｒ（トーア） もともと米海軍の研究機関が開発した匿名化ソフト。世界中の協力者による約３千台のサーバーでネットワーク化され、基本的にランダムに選ばれた３カ所を経由して通信する仕組み。１日当たり約５０万人が利用している。中東民主化運動「アラブの春」でも反政府活動をする若者たちが使ったとされる。