What are a list of magazines that wealthy people read?
Q. I am trying to find a list of magazines with this topics Oil/energy/petroleum Wine, Horses/equestrian, Boating,Flying (personal jets),Luxury vacations,Arts, Fashion high end and Luxury cars so I can market a product to reach a wealthy audience. Thanks
Asked by bkx2004 - Thu Aug 6 17:30:20 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. New England Home is a bimonthly regional magazine that targets the top 5% of the population, highlighting luxury resorts and homes from Cape Cod to Newport, RI. Sold at newsstands. Boston Industry also targets this demographic and is also sold at newstands. DuPont Registry Fine Autos and DuPont Registry of Fine Boats - They allow readers to sell, rent, and buy their own luxury cars and boats. Evo is a European automobile magazine, focusing on custom-made Italian cars, as well as luxury homes, estates, resorts... Palm Beach Illustrated is a highly acclaimed luxury magazine, focusing on high end fashion, and social and cultural scenes, celebrities, interior design. Robb Report - monthly magazine that brings you exotic automobiles, boats, [cont.]
Answered by Leslie - Thu Aug 6 17:48:04 2009
Q. I am trying to find a list of magazines with this topics Oil/energy/petroleum Wine, Horses/equestrian, Boating,Flying (personal jets),Luxury vacations,Arts, Fashion high end and Luxury cars so I can market a product to reach a wealthy audience. Thanks
Asked by bkx2004 - Thu Aug 6 17:30:20 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. New England Home is a bimonthly regional magazine that targets the top 5% of the population, highlighting luxury resorts and homes from Cape Cod to Newport, RI. Sold at newsstands. Boston Industry also targets this demographic and is also sold at newstands. DuPont Registry Fine Autos and DuPont Registry of Fine Boats - They allow readers to sell, rent, and buy their own luxury cars and boats. Evo is a European automobile magazine, focusing on custom-made Italian cars, as well as luxury homes, estates, resorts... Palm Beach Illustrated is a highly acclaimed luxury magazine, focusing on high end fashion, and social and cultural scenes, celebrities, interior design. Robb Report - monthly magazine that brings you exotic automobiles, boats, [cont.]
Answered by Leslie - Thu Aug 6 17:48:04 2009
Does anyone know any good Japanese magazines?
Q. They have to be available in America (English) and include most of the following (must haves are capitalized): -MANGA -ANIME -conventions -FASHION (in japan) -art -columns (stories, quizzes, etc...) -MUSIC Please list the magazine name. Also include its official site if possible ^^ thanks!
Asked by Ninja Blob - Fri Jun 4 23:04:02 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not sure if the following are available in America but they're available in English in Japan and some are online: Metroplis Magazine RANmagazine Japanzine
Answered by Biwa - Sat Jun 5 04:14:27 2010
Q. They have to be available in America (English) and include most of the following (must haves are capitalized): -MANGA -ANIME -conventions -FASHION (in japan) -art -columns (stories, quizzes, etc...) -MUSIC Please list the magazine name. Also include its official site if possible ^^ thanks!
Asked by Ninja Blob - Fri Jun 4 23:04:02 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not sure if the following are available in America but they're available in English in Japan and some are online: Metroplis Magazine RANmagazine Japanzine
Answered by Biwa - Sat Jun 5 04:14:27 2010
Video Games: Art or to be forgotten?
Q. Recent discussions have appeared all over the interwebz and gaming magazines concerning the immortality of certain games. Critics have claimed that games are a childish form of entertainment and will never be considered an art form. So, my question to you, how do you stand on this issue? If you think games are art, please list three examples and explain your self. If not, please list your reasons. Being a VG board, I know I'll get more support than rejection, but still, I wanna see Y!'s opinion. I think video games not only can be, but in some cases ARE art already. Examples: 1. Mass Effect-The epic story of Commander Shepard and his/her crew is a weaving tale that is as deep as it is entertaining. The character development,… [cont.]
Asked by David - Mon Aug 23 22:03:26 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I would say they are that, but their real potential just hasn't been brought out as far as being for mature audiences goes. The critics are adult people, who are criticizing other adult people who play video games, right? I am drawing that conclusion anyway. It really does seem like video games are stuck in some sort of "baby sitter" stage. Probably most video game sales have to do with parents buying their kids video games to keep them humored and out of their hair throughout the day (that is what I mean when I say "baby sitter" anyway). Most video games made seem to be aimed at kids or teenage boys. And games rated M for mature are just teenage boy type games with an extra dose of violence/gore, sexual content, or foul language… [cont.]
Answered by thebigK - Mon Aug 23 23:30:23 2010
Q. Recent discussions have appeared all over the interwebz and gaming magazines concerning the immortality of certain games. Critics have claimed that games are a childish form of entertainment and will never be considered an art form. So, my question to you, how do you stand on this issue? If you think games are art, please list three examples and explain your self. If not, please list your reasons. Being a VG board, I know I'll get more support than rejection, but still, I wanna see Y!'s opinion. I think video games not only can be, but in some cases ARE art already. Examples: 1. Mass Effect-The epic story of Commander Shepard and his/her crew is a weaving tale that is as deep as it is entertaining. The character development,… [cont.]
Asked by David - Mon Aug 23 22:03:26 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I would say they are that, but their real potential just hasn't been brought out as far as being for mature audiences goes. The critics are adult people, who are criticizing other adult people who play video games, right? I am drawing that conclusion anyway. It really does seem like video games are stuck in some sort of "baby sitter" stage. Probably most video game sales have to do with parents buying their kids video games to keep them humored and out of their hair throughout the day (that is what I mean when I say "baby sitter" anyway). Most video games made seem to be aimed at kids or teenage boys. And games rated M for mature are just teenage boy type games with an extra dose of violence/gore, sexual content, or foul language… [cont.]
Answered by thebigK - Mon Aug 23 23:30:23 2010
Can someone please tell me the list of people I will be needing to start a school magazine?
Q. We are starting a new magazine in our school so our badge is kind of like the pioneer of the school magazine. but i ned to like recruit some people in my team and i have a lot of people interested. so cud anyone tell me the list of people i'll be needing? like 1)editors 2)art designer...stuff like that???
Asked by Mia S - Sat May 2 09:30:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need editors, photographers, writers, reporters,art people typists, proofreaders, and of course a faculty adviser./
Answered by DrIG - Wed May 6 07:19:46 2009
Q. We are starting a new magazine in our school so our badge is kind of like the pioneer of the school magazine. but i ned to like recruit some people in my team and i have a lot of people interested. so cud anyone tell me the list of people i'll be needing? like 1)editors 2)art designer...stuff like that???
Asked by Mia S - Sat May 2 09:30:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need editors, photographers, writers, reporters,art people typists, proofreaders, and of course a faculty adviser./
Answered by DrIG - Wed May 6 07:19:46 2009
art nouveau information?
Q. im doing a project on art nouveau i need Library books and reference materials such as magazines, newspapers and journals. i have some books but im having a hard time understanding the stuff inside. this is what i have to anwser Name of the movement: Art nouveau Timeline that movement was significant: Description of the movement styles, recognizable/identifiable characteristics, colours, techniques, philosophy, (the thinking: What was the movement influenced by? (Why did it come into existence?): List of people integral to the movement: if any one has any good online magazines with articles or somthing that helps because 70% of my info has to come from books and stuff well hope some one can help!
Asked by jumpper9 - Sat Sep 22 16:35:41 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What follows are two articles from Grove Dictionary of Art Database online. They answer many of the questions you listed above. A third webpage on a timeline of Art Nouveau may be found here: I hope this information is helpful. It was provided by a librarian in Pittsburgh PA. Art Nouveau 1. Introduction. Art Nouveau has been held to have had its beginnings in 1894 or 1895. A more appropriate date would be 1884, the year the progressive group Les XX was founded in Belgium, and the term was used in the periodical that supported it, Art Moderne: we are believers in Art Nouveau . The origin of the name is usually attributed to S. Bing, who in December 1895 opened a gallery in Paris that he called L Art Nouveau (see 4 below). The… [cont.]
Answered by Don W - Sat Sep 22 16:58:34 2007
Q. im doing a project on art nouveau i need Library books and reference materials such as magazines, newspapers and journals. i have some books but im having a hard time understanding the stuff inside. this is what i have to anwser Name of the movement: Art nouveau Timeline that movement was significant: Description of the movement styles, recognizable/identifiable characteristics, colours, techniques, philosophy, (the thinking: What was the movement influenced by? (Why did it come into existence?): List of people integral to the movement: if any one has any good online magazines with articles or somthing that helps because 70% of my info has to come from books and stuff well hope some one can help!
Asked by jumpper9 - Sat Sep 22 16:35:41 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What follows are two articles from Grove Dictionary of Art Database online. They answer many of the questions you listed above. A third webpage on a timeline of Art Nouveau may be found here: I hope this information is helpful. It was provided by a librarian in Pittsburgh PA. Art Nouveau 1. Introduction. Art Nouveau has been held to have had its beginnings in 1894 or 1895. A more appropriate date would be 1884, the year the progressive group Les XX was founded in Belgium, and the term was used in the periodical that supported it, Art Moderne: we are believers in Art Nouveau . The origin of the name is usually attributed to S. Bing, who in December 1895 opened a gallery in Paris that he called L Art Nouveau (see 4 below). The… [cont.]
Answered by Don W - Sat Sep 22 16:58:34 2007
College List: Aiming Too High?
Q. Hey, Can anyone help me with my college list? I just don't know whether I am aiming too high or not. Thanks for any input! GPA: 3.9 (UW) By end of senior year will have: 5-6 AP and at least one college course at GW University (maybe one at Georgetown) SAT: 1900 (maybe improve) Rank: 3 out of 110 Ex: -Piano -National Honor Society -Youth Group -Volunteer Work for mom's non-profit organization - various programs at the National Gallery of Art (basically internship) -Literary Magazine - Environmental Club State Residency: Not In-state for any of schools mentioned Now College List: Safety: St.Marys College of Maryland vs. Mary Washington vs. JMU (haven't decided which) Match: Centre College, UMD-College Park Reach: College of… [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Mon Apr 13 21:10:46 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you are aiming a little too low. You should have at least 1 or 2 Ivy or near Ivy schools on your list. Harvard, Brown, Stanford, Georgetown, Penn, etc. You may not get in, but you're in the ballpark. Reach: William and Mary, Brown, Georgetown Midrange: Smith, Holy Cross, Wellesley, Vanderbilt, UMD (since you are out of state) Safety: Bryn Mawr, St. Mary, JMU You should aim for at least 2-3 of each. I don't think 1 safety is enough, the college admit thing can surprise you. Also check out collegedata.com. You don't seem to realize how strong an applicant you are.
Answered by Kate - Mon Apr 13 21:24:51 2009
Q. Hey, Can anyone help me with my college list? I just don't know whether I am aiming too high or not. Thanks for any input! GPA: 3.9 (UW) By end of senior year will have: 5-6 AP and at least one college course at GW University (maybe one at Georgetown) SAT: 1900 (maybe improve) Rank: 3 out of 110 Ex: -Piano -National Honor Society -Youth Group -Volunteer Work for mom's non-profit organization - various programs at the National Gallery of Art (basically internship) -Literary Magazine - Environmental Club State Residency: Not In-state for any of schools mentioned Now College List: Safety: St.Marys College of Maryland vs. Mary Washington vs. JMU (haven't decided which) Match: Centre College, UMD-College Park Reach: College of… [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Mon Apr 13 21:10:46 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you are aiming a little too low. You should have at least 1 or 2 Ivy or near Ivy schools on your list. Harvard, Brown, Stanford, Georgetown, Penn, etc. You may not get in, but you're in the ballpark. Reach: William and Mary, Brown, Georgetown Midrange: Smith, Holy Cross, Wellesley, Vanderbilt, UMD (since you are out of state) Safety: Bryn Mawr, St. Mary, JMU You should aim for at least 2-3 of each. I don't think 1 safety is enough, the college admit thing can surprise you. Also check out collegedata.com. You don't seem to realize how strong an applicant you are.
Answered by Kate - Mon Apr 13 21:24:51 2009
Summer art class for kids ideas...recycled art projects?
Q. My daughter asked to enroll in a summer art program, and I agreed because it was very low cost (money is tight until after I start getting paid after returning from layoff for a month). Here's the catch: After she signed up, we found out that it was a class in "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle" projects. They want the students to basically bring in a set number of art projects ideas for the first class, and then each student will bring in materials for those that are selected! I think it's great and all...a nice idea for summer projects that can be given out as gifts by the kids later on in the year...but they each need ideas for at least five projects (preferably ten), a list of materials needed, and step-by-step instructions! EEK! Some of… [cont.]
Asked by rayah_32 - Sun May 10 00:38:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Marrtha Evanns - Sun May 10 00:42:26 2009
Q. My daughter asked to enroll in a summer art program, and I agreed because it was very low cost (money is tight until after I start getting paid after returning from layoff for a month). Here's the catch: After she signed up, we found out that it was a class in "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle" projects. They want the students to basically bring in a set number of art projects ideas for the first class, and then each student will bring in materials for those that are selected! I think it's great and all...a nice idea for summer projects that can be given out as gifts by the kids later on in the year...but they each need ideas for at least five projects (preferably ten), a list of materials needed, and step-by-step instructions! EEK! Some of… [cont.]
Asked by rayah_32 - Sun May 10 00:38:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Marrtha Evanns - Sun May 10 00:42:26 2009
Suggestions in starting a high school art club?
Q. I am a sophomore in high school, and I am thinking about starting an art club at my school. The meetings will be held weekly after school and open to everyone. We will hopefully be doing the activities listed below. What are some suggestions and tips, especially regarding the first few meetings? I don't know what to do or say in the first meeting. I don't want to make people go away; rather, I want to attract more and more members. I was thinking we could do some community service, such as: Participating in The Memory Project and and Books of Hope (done by My Class Cares) | | Making and selling art and donate the proceeds to our school or a charity as well as some typical art club activities like making art during club meetings, [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Mon Feb 15 16:34:18 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have great ideas.First, you should figure out how to start a club. You will probably have to talk to the dean/principle about your idea, and then maybe talk to an art teacher to help you. Then, make fliers/announcement to let your peers know.
Answered by Jen - Mon Feb 15 16:41:21 2010
Q. I am a sophomore in high school, and I am thinking about starting an art club at my school. The meetings will be held weekly after school and open to everyone. We will hopefully be doing the activities listed below. What are some suggestions and tips, especially regarding the first few meetings? I don't know what to do or say in the first meeting. I don't want to make people go away; rather, I want to attract more and more members. I was thinking we could do some community service, such as: Participating in The Memory Project and and Books of Hope (done by My Class Cares) | | Making and selling art and donate the proceeds to our school or a charity as well as some typical art club activities like making art during club meetings, [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Mon Feb 15 16:34:18 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have great ideas.First, you should figure out how to start a club. You will probably have to talk to the dean/principle about your idea, and then maybe talk to an art teacher to help you. Then, make fliers/announcement to let your peers know.
Answered by Jen - Mon Feb 15 16:41:21 2010
Communist takeover of America list...who is following this list?
Q. 1. U.S. acceptance of coexistence as the only alternative to atomic war. 2. U.S. willingness to capitulate in preference to engaging in atomic war. 3. Develop the illusion that total disarmament [by] the United States would be a demonstration of moral strength. 4. Permit free trade between all nations regardless of Communist affiliation and regardless of whether or not items could be used for war. 5. Extension of long-term loans to Russia and Soviet satellites. 6. Provide American aid to all nations regardless of Communist domination. 7. Grant recognition of Red China. Admission of Red China to the U.N. 8. Set up East and West Germany as separate states in spite of Khrushchev's promise in 1955 to settle the… [cont.]
Asked by RLP - Fri May 28 01:16:09 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like 0bama's game plan.
Answered by romack45 - Fri May 28 01:21:43 2010
Q. 1. U.S. acceptance of coexistence as the only alternative to atomic war. 2. U.S. willingness to capitulate in preference to engaging in atomic war. 3. Develop the illusion that total disarmament [by] the United States would be a demonstration of moral strength. 4. Permit free trade between all nations regardless of Communist affiliation and regardless of whether or not items could be used for war. 5. Extension of long-term loans to Russia and Soviet satellites. 6. Provide American aid to all nations regardless of Communist domination. 7. Grant recognition of Red China. Admission of Red China to the U.N. 8. Set up East and West Germany as separate states in spite of Khrushchev's promise in 1955 to settle the… [cont.]
Asked by RLP - Fri May 28 01:16:09 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like 0bama's game plan.
Answered by romack45 - Fri May 28 01:21:43 2010
Would the new original art version of Obelisk the Tormentor be legal?
Q. I have gotten the original art Obelisk the Tormentor in Jump magazine a while back and noticed a few things. I know that the god cards are banned because they have a "hidden" effect. That effect being properly assigned to each one and can only be recited by memory making them banned. Such as using a Japanese card in the American nationals. However, since the original art obelisk is the only god card that shows it's effect and not on the official banned list does it make it legal to have it in a deck or no?
Asked by Sh00terPers0n50 - Tue Jul 6 18:10:49 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, on the bottom left of the God Cards, it says "This Card cannot be used in a Duel". But the new Obelisk Card, with the Effect on it, is tournament legal because there is a stated effect on this Card, and its colored correctly.
Answered by Sam - Tue Jul 6 18:16:14 2010
Q. I have gotten the original art Obelisk the Tormentor in Jump magazine a while back and noticed a few things. I know that the god cards are banned because they have a "hidden" effect. That effect being properly assigned to each one and can only be recited by memory making them banned. Such as using a Japanese card in the American nationals. However, since the original art obelisk is the only god card that shows it's effect and not on the official banned list does it make it legal to have it in a deck or no?
Asked by Sh00terPers0n50 - Tue Jul 6 18:10:49 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, on the bottom left of the God Cards, it says "This Card cannot be used in a Duel". But the new Obelisk Card, with the Effect on it, is tournament legal because there is a stated effect on this Card, and its colored correctly.
Answered by Sam - Tue Jul 6 18:16:14 2010
Easy Question: Is my college list realistic?
Q. Hello, This is my college list as of now. I was wondering if it was realistic in regards to my stats. If anyone has any reccomendations, I would love to hear them! Thanks! Safety: UMass Amherst or U South Carolina, University of Mary Washington Match: Smith, Bryn Mawr, UMD- College Park, and College of the Holy Cross Reach: Middlebury, GW, Wellesley School: GPA: 3.9 (UW) 4.07 (UW) Rank: 2 out of 112 State: District of Colombia (not really a state, but...) School: Public Courseload: By end of senior year will have: 6 AP and 2 college course at a pretty highly regarded university AP Scores: AP US- 5, AP Art History-5, AP Language- 4 Testing: SAT: 1900 ACT: 30 SAT II: US History- 790, Lit.- 700, (taking Math II) … [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Tue Nov 10 16:47:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If these are correct, then you should be shooting way higher. Maryland CP was one of my safeties and I've already been accepted and my scores are pretty decent but not at your level. You could probably get into schools like Tufts and Duke, incredible but not Ivy League, with some good essays.
Answered by Alex - Tue Nov 10 16:56:39 2009
Q. Hello, This is my college list as of now. I was wondering if it was realistic in regards to my stats. If anyone has any reccomendations, I would love to hear them! Thanks! Safety: UMass Amherst or U South Carolina, University of Mary Washington Match: Smith, Bryn Mawr, UMD- College Park, and College of the Holy Cross Reach: Middlebury, GW, Wellesley School: GPA: 3.9 (UW) 4.07 (UW) Rank: 2 out of 112 State: District of Colombia (not really a state, but...) School: Public Courseload: By end of senior year will have: 6 AP and 2 college course at a pretty highly regarded university AP Scores: AP US- 5, AP Art History-5, AP Language- 4 Testing: SAT: 1900 ACT: 30 SAT II: US History- 790, Lit.- 700, (taking Math II) … [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Tue Nov 10 16:47:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If these are correct, then you should be shooting way higher. Maryland CP was one of my safeties and I've already been accepted and my scores are pretty decent but not at your level. You could probably get into schools like Tufts and Duke, incredible but not Ivy League, with some good essays.
Answered by Alex - Tue Nov 10 16:56:39 2009
is my college list realistic?
Q. Hello, I asked this question previously, but wanted few more opinions. Most people at my school are applying to really different types of schools, so I am having a hard time deciding whether my college list is realistic. Do you think I have am putting the schools in the right area? Thanks! Safety: St. Mary's College of Maryland Match: College of the Holy Cross Smith Bryn Mawr University of Maryland-College Park Reach: Bodwoin George Washington Wellesley Here are my stats: GPA: 3.9 (UW) 4.07 (UW) By end of senior year will have: 6 AP and 2 college course at a pretty highly regarded university AP Scores: AP US- 5, AP Art History-5, AP Language- 4 SAT: 1900 (took the ACT and waiting for scores) SAT II: US History- 790, Lit. [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Wed Oct 28 18:56:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. whoa! congrats very impressive! youve got your head on straight. i think you put them in the perfect catagories! will you please please please answer my question? id love a student like you to answer this
Answered by who will save your soul? - Wed Oct 28 19:01:41 2009
Q. Hello, I asked this question previously, but wanted few more opinions. Most people at my school are applying to really different types of schools, so I am having a hard time deciding whether my college list is realistic. Do you think I have am putting the schools in the right area? Thanks! Safety: St. Mary's College of Maryland Match: College of the Holy Cross Smith Bryn Mawr University of Maryland-College Park Reach: Bodwoin George Washington Wellesley Here are my stats: GPA: 3.9 (UW) 4.07 (UW) By end of senior year will have: 6 AP and 2 college course at a pretty highly regarded university AP Scores: AP US- 5, AP Art History-5, AP Language- 4 SAT: 1900 (took the ACT and waiting for scores) SAT II: US History- 790, Lit. [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Wed Oct 28 18:56:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. whoa! congrats very impressive! youve got your head on straight. i think you put them in the perfect catagories! will you please please please answer my question? id love a student like you to answer this
Answered by who will save your soul? - Wed Oct 28 19:01:41 2009
Launching a new magazine!?
Q. I'm looking for a great name for a magazine. Something catchy, simple and unforgettable. The magazine lists all local events, festivals, fun activities, kids attractions, local city attractions, the arts, concerts, music etc. It will have pics of people at city events, and a little editorial to support the listings. So If you have something in mind please share it with me. Thanks!
Asked by Miriam L - Fri Dec 19 00:37:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This Is Not A Magazine City Streets City Lights City Life Out and About Out & About Pathways Crossways [call it whatever the postcode is] [city name] Life
Answered by Lola - Fri Dec 19 05:27:45 2008
Q. I'm looking for a great name for a magazine. Something catchy, simple and unforgettable. The magazine lists all local events, festivals, fun activities, kids attractions, local city attractions, the arts, concerts, music etc. It will have pics of people at city events, and a little editorial to support the listings. So If you have something in mind please share it with me. Thanks!
Asked by Miriam L - Fri Dec 19 00:37:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This Is Not A Magazine City Streets City Lights City Life Out and About Out & About Pathways Crossways [call it whatever the postcode is] [city name] Life
Answered by Lola - Fri Dec 19 05:27:45 2008
where can I find an inexpensive interior designer in Atlanta? Could I go to local art schools, like SCAD or AI
Q. I am about to move in to a studio/small loft apartment and want someone to design furniture layout/ paint/ accesories for it. I am tired of my furniture that I have at my current place that my parents gave me when I first moved out about a year ago. It doesn't really reflect my style at all. I see pieces of furniture that I like all the time in magazines and showrooms, but I don't really know how to put it all together with paint and in the specific space nor do I have the time. The apartment is only 700 sq. ft, and it has somewhat of a unique layout. I just want it to look good, but I can't afford a $5000 designer like the ones listed in ASID... I like mostly modern design, but it has to be comfortable too. Does anyone have any… [cont.]
Asked by Christina - Thu Oct 18 18:48:02 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can design your studio the way you want. You need to keep in mind that you are renting and do not want to make any drastic changes. Painting and adding some different furniture will greatly improve your place. There are shows you can watch to get ideas from, such as: This old house, Clean House( this is an awesome show and Mark Brunette is the interior designer) you can learn a lot from this one particular show. You can go to your home improvement stores that have DIY presentations, there are a lot of different things you can learn from. For your furniture, go to a furniture store and look at the sets in person, you will know which one when you see it. I prefer earth tone colors but some people like bold colors. Try to stay with… [cont.]
Answered by TLG - Thu Oct 25 21:12:27 2007
Q. I am about to move in to a studio/small loft apartment and want someone to design furniture layout/ paint/ accesories for it. I am tired of my furniture that I have at my current place that my parents gave me when I first moved out about a year ago. It doesn't really reflect my style at all. I see pieces of furniture that I like all the time in magazines and showrooms, but I don't really know how to put it all together with paint and in the specific space nor do I have the time. The apartment is only 700 sq. ft, and it has somewhat of a unique layout. I just want it to look good, but I can't afford a $5000 designer like the ones listed in ASID... I like mostly modern design, but it has to be comfortable too. Does anyone have any… [cont.]
Asked by Christina - Thu Oct 18 18:48:02 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can design your studio the way you want. You need to keep in mind that you are renting and do not want to make any drastic changes. Painting and adding some different furniture will greatly improve your place. There are shows you can watch to get ideas from, such as: This old house, Clean House( this is an awesome show and Mark Brunette is the interior designer) you can learn a lot from this one particular show. You can go to your home improvement stores that have DIY presentations, there are a lot of different things you can learn from. For your furniture, go to a furniture store and look at the sets in person, you will know which one when you see it. I prefer earth tone colors but some people like bold colors. Try to stay with… [cont.]
Answered by TLG - Thu Oct 25 21:12:27 2007
Miseducation of Lauryn Hill [10 Year] Appreciation Thread?
Q. jacked from another forum The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill was released 10 years ago this week and went on to sell more than 21 million copies, win five Grammys and earn a four-star review in Rolling Stone. Mary J. Blige hailed it as one of the most incredible albums ever made and the record influenced a generation of soul and hip-hop artists.The title references Carter G. Woodson's book, The Mis-Education of the N3gro, and the album's cover art pays homage to The Wailers album Burnin'.( The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill earned five Grammy Awards. She won Best New Artist, Best Female R&B Vocal Performance, Best R&B Song, Best R&B Album,and Album of the Year. In 2003, VH1 named it the 37th greatest album of all time. In 2003, the… [cont.]
Asked by HNIC - Tue Aug 26 19:53:39 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I remember when this album came out, back when I was in High School. Everybody I knew had it. I like most of the tracks, but the two posted below are my favorites. Zion is my favorite track on this album. Ex-Factor is my 2nd favorite Note: regardless of what she has went through in the past ten years, and even now, I still support Lauryn Hill.
Answered by Sa_San - Tue Aug 26 20:04:35 2008
Q. jacked from another forum The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill was released 10 years ago this week and went on to sell more than 21 million copies, win five Grammys and earn a four-star review in Rolling Stone. Mary J. Blige hailed it as one of the most incredible albums ever made and the record influenced a generation of soul and hip-hop artists.The title references Carter G. Woodson's book, The Mis-Education of the N3gro, and the album's cover art pays homage to The Wailers album Burnin'.( The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill earned five Grammy Awards. She won Best New Artist, Best Female R&B Vocal Performance, Best R&B Song, Best R&B Album,and Album of the Year. In 2003, VH1 named it the 37th greatest album of all time. In 2003, the… [cont.]
Asked by HNIC - Tue Aug 26 19:53:39 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I remember when this album came out, back when I was in High School. Everybody I knew had it. I like most of the tracks, but the two posted below are my favorites. Zion is my favorite track on this album. Ex-Factor is my 2nd favorite Note: regardless of what she has went through in the past ten years, and even now, I still support Lauryn Hill.
Answered by Sa_San - Tue Aug 26 20:04:35 2008
Game programmer...Magazine...?
Q. Hi, I am not a hardcore gamer,But I love the field of game programming and design.I see it as a discipline of Art and technology.I am going to start computer programming this september in college.Can you please list me some good gaming magazines that is a good choice for gaming newbies. Thanks
Asked by Mazi - Wed Jul 29 18:37:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Game Programming = - == May be old -
Answered by tbshmkr - Wed Jul 29 18:49:31 2009
Q. Hi, I am not a hardcore gamer,But I love the field of game programming and design.I see it as a discipline of Art and technology.I am going to start computer programming this september in college.Can you please list me some good gaming magazines that is a good choice for gaming newbies. Thanks
Asked by Mazi - Wed Jul 29 18:37:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Game Programming = - == May be old -
Answered by tbshmkr - Wed Jul 29 18:49:31 2009
When titling a magazine article, do I underline, quote, italicize?
Q. For example: ...became popular when minimalist artist Sol LeWitt wrote Paragraphs on Conceptual Art in the 1967 issue of Art Forum. while we're at it, how do I title the name of the magazine?? and for future reference, if you just list out the rules of how to title other things, i'll probably choose you for best answer. please help, thank you!!!
Asked by Alissa P - Thu Jan 24 17:43:01 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The name of the magazine TITLE is underlined, while the magazine article is in quotations. Here's a site for more information on titling other things: If you need more information on these kind of works cited thing, you can go to the main MLA (Modern Association Page) of more info. The second website is MLA's official website, with the page on frequentely asked questions. It may be useful
Answered by Emerald G - Thu Jan 24 17:56:04 2008
Q. For example: ...became popular when minimalist artist Sol LeWitt wrote Paragraphs on Conceptual Art in the 1967 issue of Art Forum. while we're at it, how do I title the name of the magazine?? and for future reference, if you just list out the rules of how to title other things, i'll probably choose you for best answer. please help, thank you!!!
Asked by Alissa P - Thu Jan 24 17:43:01 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The name of the magazine TITLE is underlined, while the magazine article is in quotations. Here's a site for more information on titling other things: If you need more information on these kind of works cited thing, you can go to the main MLA (Modern Association Page) of more info. The second website is MLA's official website, with the page on frequentely asked questions. It may be useful
Answered by Emerald G - Thu Jan 24 17:56:04 2008
Help with starting a magazine?
Q. How do you start a magazine? The Art organisation that I am a member of wants so to start circulating a magazine to its 300 members and the wider University community. We would appreciate any tips and references, however small. I've identified these areas that need treatment (there might be more not listed here)...funding, administration, circulation and promotion... Funding
Asked by Kurt Orlando Patterson - Mon Jan 19 18:10:50 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, when you distribute a publication to only about 300 people, you don't call it a magazine--you call it a newsletter. This is usually something simple--typed on your word processor, ginned up with some illustrations, clip art, nice fonts or whatever, and edited for spelling and content by someone who knows how to write for such things, and then printed at your local Kinko's or CopyPrint Center. You will find a great range of prices for printing, so get what you can get as cheaply as you can get it. Take samples of your newsletter/zine to local printers, tell them how many, ask what they offer and how much. To distribute the publication, you can do several things. (1) you can mail it, first class. This will cost you a minimum of 42… [cont.]
Answered by Christin K - Mon Jan 19 20:00:01 2009
Q. How do you start a magazine? The Art organisation that I am a member of wants so to start circulating a magazine to its 300 members and the wider University community. We would appreciate any tips and references, however small. I've identified these areas that need treatment (there might be more not listed here)...funding, administration, circulation and promotion... Funding
Asked by Kurt Orlando Patterson - Mon Jan 19 18:10:50 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, when you distribute a publication to only about 300 people, you don't call it a magazine--you call it a newsletter. This is usually something simple--typed on your word processor, ginned up with some illustrations, clip art, nice fonts or whatever, and edited for spelling and content by someone who knows how to write for such things, and then printed at your local Kinko's or CopyPrint Center. You will find a great range of prices for printing, so get what you can get as cheaply as you can get it. Take samples of your newsletter/zine to local printers, tell them how many, ask what they offer and how much. To distribute the publication, you can do several things. (1) you can mail it, first class. This will cost you a minimum of 42… [cont.]
Answered by Christin K - Mon Jan 19 20:00:01 2009
Is this a feasibile idea?
Q. I have decided to put all of my crazy goals and dreams on the backburner for a while and try to focus on something that may actually be possible.To make a long story short I am a college student who wants to start a magazine featuring local art and music. I want to make the magazine free to consumers and just make money off ad revenue.I have a list of writers and proofreaders lined up. I was just wondering if this is a feasible goal? Can it be lucrative? Will it be a huge problem if some of the writers have no college background? And do you have any advice or tips?
Asked by purplepurplesage - Fri Jun 29 00:14:44 2007 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I actually did this with a travel idea. You need a few people that can sell advertising. You need a couple people that can design ads and layout effectively a magazine. You need to find a printer that can manage printing your newspaper/magazine You will need to determine approximately how many pages it will be, figure how many issues you will have printed (most have a min of 5000). You want to use a 50-50 (Content-Advertising) ratio. So - if you are doing 24 pages (always in multiple of 4), then 12 will be advertising. Say you do 10,000 copies and it costs $3000 to print. Your base cost is $3000/12 - or $250 per full page. Now - your salespeople will need to earn an income as well - and you want to make a profit. So - take your $2 [cont.]
Answered by Mike Frisbee - Fri Jun 29 00:48:47 2007
Q. I have decided to put all of my crazy goals and dreams on the backburner for a while and try to focus on something that may actually be possible.To make a long story short I am a college student who wants to start a magazine featuring local art and music. I want to make the magazine free to consumers and just make money off ad revenue.I have a list of writers and proofreaders lined up. I was just wondering if this is a feasible goal? Can it be lucrative? Will it be a huge problem if some of the writers have no college background? And do you have any advice or tips?
Asked by purplepurplesage - Fri Jun 29 00:14:44 2007 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I actually did this with a travel idea. You need a few people that can sell advertising. You need a couple people that can design ads and layout effectively a magazine. You need to find a printer that can manage printing your newspaper/magazine You will need to determine approximately how many pages it will be, figure how many issues you will have printed (most have a min of 5000). You want to use a 50-50 (Content-Advertising) ratio. So - if you are doing 24 pages (always in multiple of 4), then 12 will be advertising. Say you do 10,000 copies and it costs $3000 to print. Your base cost is $3000/12 - or $250 per full page. Now - your salespeople will need to earn an income as well - and you want to make a profit. So - take your $2 [cont.]
Answered by Mike Frisbee - Fri Jun 29 00:48:47 2007
Is Lear Financial using major US advertisers to knowingly deceive investors?
Q. Is Lear Financial using major US advertisers to knowingly deceive investors? Investors allege widespread price deception and employees make claims of other wrongful or illegal business practices. Go to www.ripoffreport.com type - Lear Financial The following list of advertisers should drop Lear Financial and Gold Central from their advertising spots for allegations of racial and sexual harassment as well as alleged criminal acts perpetrated against customers and employees. foxnews television Rush Limbaugh radio AM Coast to Coast radio / web with Art Bell & George Norrey Michael Medved Laura Ingraham Dennis Prager World Magazine and dozens of others This partial list includes some of the largest and respected personalities in… [cont.]
Asked by ... (i) - Sat Apr 21 14:09:43 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i am not sure look on the internet
Answered by RAMON P - Fri Apr 27 20:37:58 2007
Q. Is Lear Financial using major US advertisers to knowingly deceive investors? Investors allege widespread price deception and employees make claims of other wrongful or illegal business practices. Go to www.ripoffreport.com type - Lear Financial The following list of advertisers should drop Lear Financial and Gold Central from their advertising spots for allegations of racial and sexual harassment as well as alleged criminal acts perpetrated against customers and employees. foxnews television Rush Limbaugh radio AM Coast to Coast radio / web with Art Bell & George Norrey Michael Medved Laura Ingraham Dennis Prager World Magazine and dozens of others This partial list includes some of the largest and respected personalities in… [cont.]
Asked by ... (i) - Sat Apr 21 14:09:43 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i am not sure look on the internet
Answered by RAMON P - Fri Apr 27 20:37:58 2007
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