Well, rest easy, Jane and Joe Average — Fitbit has you covered with the Versa, a smartwatch meant for everyone.
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Joe Average could pick up a set of nunchucks without ever having seen them before, start swinging, and have a good chance of hurting whoever gets in the way.
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For Joe Average, what begins as amnesty for DACA recipients ends with lawyers from organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union and the Southern Poverty Law Center arguing that MS-13 is really just the Central American equivalent of the local Elks lodge.
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Banners designed by Joe Average decorate the Davie Village gaybourhood. Joe Average (born October 10, 1957)Van Dop Gallery: Joe Average is a Canadian artist who resides in Vancouver, British Columbia. Diagnosed HIV+ at age 27, Average made the decision to commit the rest of his life to art, and to challenge himself to live by his art.Not Your Average Joe : Pop icon and artist Joe Average on his most challenging masterpiece — his health. The Positive Side, Spring/Summer 2005.
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Dane Clark (born Bernard Zanville, February 26, 1912September 11, 1998) was an American character actor who was known for playing, as he labeled himself, "Joe Average".
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Further along in her career Groening worked with artists including Molly Bobak, Carel Moiseiwitsch, Toni Onley, Gathie Falk, Takao Tanabe, Gordon Smith, Doug Biden, Joe Average, and Jack Shadbolt. After the closure of her printmaking studio in 1999, Groening moved to San Francisco, California in the United States of America, where the artist joined the Achenbach Graphic Arts Council Board within the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco and continued her printmaking practices.
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The AIDS Walk for Life: About the Artwork Average has also been selected to judge submissions for Vancouver's AIDS memorial and anti-homophobia posters. Average is known for his cheerful, colourful, cartoon-like work, including images of flowers, animals and insects, and people. He has received many awards and honors, including civic merit awards, the Caring Canadian Award (1998) and the Queen's Golden Jubilee Silver Medal for Outstanding Community Achievement (2002). Vancouver mayor Philip Owen issued a civic proclamation to designate November 3, 2002 as "Joe Average Day" in the city.
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In 1984 he and Joe Average exhibited Survival of the Will, The 1984 Show at Open Space Gallery in Victoria, BC. In 1985 the Helen Pitt Gallery in Vancouver presented Tate's exhibition No Rest for the Restless. In 1986 he presented the installation The Chemical Chamber at the Western Front artist-run centre in Vancouver. Archival material related to the exhibition is held in the Western Front Fonds at the University of British Columbia's Rare Books and Special Collections. In 1988, Tate exhibited The Stalker installation at the Contemporary Art Gallery in Vancouver.
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The Davie Street Business Association coined the name "Davie Village" in 1999 and also commissioned banners from local artist Joe Average, which fly from lampposts in the district. The two- sided banners depict a rainbow flag on one side and a sun design by Average on the other. Davie Village is also home to the offices of Xtra! West, a biweekly LGBT newspaper, Qmunity (formerly the Gay and Lesbian Centre) which provides a variety of services for the city's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender residents, and the Vancouver Pride Society, which puts on the annual Pride Parade and Festival.
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