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PaintballMountain.com is an established ecommerce site specializing in the sale of paintball guns, gear, and accessories. I recently purchased the site and want to update the logo to reflect a younger, more hip , extreme sports attitude. I do like the idea of keeping the mountain(s) in the logo since that is part of the name, but I'm not opposed to looking at other ideas. Please read the full brief for more information about the requirements.
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Support the South Tahoe boys and girls basketball teams Tuesday night as they host the Truckee Wolverines at the South Tahoe High School blue gym. Girls play at 6 p.m. and boys at 7:30 pm. This a crucial 1A match-up for both teams.
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Sam Raimi and the folks at Sony remain at odds over who will square off against your friendly neighborhood webslinger in the next installment of the "Spider-Man" franchise.
Raimi is stumping for Spidey to battle the Vulture, while the studio is pushing for a villainness named Black Cat, which would open up the possibility of a Good vs. Evil romance, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Oh, what an epic mess this whole villain thing has become. One of the major knocks against No. 3 was that it was lousy with bad guys, even Raimi conceded as much.
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When word broke that Raimi and Tobey Maguire were locked up for No. 4 -- and possibly No. 5 -- Sony was being super secretive about who would be the baddy, reported Nikki Finke.
Since then, other villains mentioned have been the Lizard (aka Dr. Curt Connors, played by Dylan Baker in "3"), Mobius, who would help tap into the still vibrant vampire market, and Mysterio.
Work was supposed to begin on "4" this spring, which now seems impossible.
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Rebecca Mead's new book, "One Perfect Day: The Selling of the American Wedding" (Penguin Press), grew out of an article about the bridal business which she wrote for The New Yorker in 2003. Here, with Kelly Bare, she talks about the hundred-and-sixty-billion-dollar wedding industry and her theories on why brides and grooms are so eager to buy what it's selling.
KELLY BARE: I assume you saw the "bridezilla" clip on YouTube.
REBECCA MEAD: The one where the girl cuts off her hair? Of course. A number of people sent it to me, but none of them said, "This is a fake." I did suspect that it was probably staged. I'm glad that I was right. This is something that I wanted to address in the book: why is this kind of caricature so believable? One hears stories about so-called "bridezillas" going crazy, and they're entertaining and funny. But what about the social conditions that have created this caricature? There is a culture of weddings that is conspiring to make bridezillas of us all if it possibly could. In a way, it's a surprise that more people don't become the bridezilla caricature. There's so much pressure on them to do so.
It's not just the wedding industry; it's other people. When I was getting married, a lot of the people around me seemed to want to conspire to make my wedding a bigger deal than I wanted it to be.
Well, I think if you've seen your friends doing it—if you've gone to ten weddings in which everybody has gone all out and paid for the chair-back ties and the coördinated napkins—then it becomes an expected thing. There is peer pressure. But one's peers are being influenced by the industry as well. I'm not suggesting that all of this is created by the industry and that it doesn't speak to some real need in people to want to have a kind of significant experience. I think the reason the wedding industry has been so successful is that it speaks to something very profound.
You could certainly have taken a more cynical tone in your book, but you seem to have been genuinely touched by some of what you saw.
Getting married is an enormous commitment, a terrifying commitment. Of course, it's moving to see it, and it's moving to be at weddings even of people I have never met before and am never going to see again. I also found the vow-renewal ceremonies very affecting. There's something touching about people who are already married saying, "We really believe in this, we really want to be married." I'm not in the least bit cynical about marriage. And I also don't want to blame the bride. I don't think this is just an instance of a whole generation of women losing their minds and being overindulgent. I think there's a whole structure at work here.
I loved your coinage of the term "traditionalesque." I have to admit that my husband and I were victims of the "traditionalesque," in the case of the "Apache Indian Prayer." Our wedding officiant had it in her stock ceremony. I'm from Nebraska, and the wedding took place in Nebraska, where Native American history is very important. Part of me thought, Maybe I should look this prayer up and see which tribe it's attributed to, so I can put that in the program. But I'd heard the blessing before—I bet it's in every single wedding-planning book out there—so I assumed it was legitimate. And it turns out it comes from a nineteen-fifties Hollywood movie, "Broken Arrow."
As with the bridezilla video, once you start looking more closely, and not as a consumer but as a journalist, of course you ask questions. In researching that wedding prayer, I dug as deep as I could and spoke to historians and went to libraries and looked in books and called Native American chiefs. And what I was able to find was that the blessing seems to have entered the popular consciousness through "Broken Arrow," which was—except for the wedding scene, the critics say—a very accurate depiction of the Apache people. A version of the blessing was also in the book that the movie was based on. The book was historical fiction, but the prayer was an invented part of the fiction.
You write that there are a number of reasons that people might buy into invented traditions, and also into the idea that a big fancy wedding is a birthright. One reason is that upper-middle-class brides, who are setting trends, have led lives filled with excitement, travel, and educational opportunities, so they need a showstopper wedding to make it anywhere near "the best day of their life."
I think that's absolutely right. And that's something that wedding planners are very aware of. They have to think about ways to make the event a superlative experience for people who have had lives that are already superlative. It's also been suggested that, because many young women have experienced divorce and family rupture in their lives, they may think that if they have a big wedding they will guarantee that their marriage will last. But common sense doesn't bear that out. If anything, having a big wedding may simply mean that you'll be a little bit more embarrassed later about telling people that you're separating or divorcing.
One of the wedding planners you mention in the book, Mindy Weiss, has said that, essentially, if you're miserable during the planning and all you want is for it to be over, then that's what your marriage is going to be like. Does that make any sense to you?
Well, no. What one hears more commonly is, "If we can get through this, we can get through anything. This is the first test of our married life together." This is what the bride's saying: "We've fought over things, I had to deal with my parents-in-law, and this is sort of a preparation for the stress of married life." Now, let's hope that the hardest thing that anybody ever has to do is plan a wedding. But I think that people need the wedding and the planning to be in some way a traumatic experience. It used to be that a wedding was a definitive break in your life, and the new traumas of married life were real. Suddenly, you were waking up next to somebody with whom you'd never spent the night before. We don't have that anymore—marriage is not the beginning of your independent life, it's probably not the beginning of your sexual life, and it's not your entry into adulthood, as it once was. So there's a sense in which what used to be the trauma of newly married life has been transferred to the trauma of planning a wedding, because we need a wedding to feel momentous, and one way to make it feel momentous is to make the planning of it complicated and difficult and an enormous production.
You call these "invented traumas." There are therapists who would argue that these "invented traumas"—agonizing about, say, having a sit-down dinner versus a buffet, or a destination wedding versus a wedding in your church at home—are stand-ins for larger issues. You think that you and your mom are fighting about the color of the flowers, but it's really that she's sad about losing you. Would you agree?
I think that's a very suggestive idea, and it makes sense that you would play out some of those attentions in the wedding planning. People in the wedding industry pay little attention to that dimension of the very event that they're engaged in. If you ask wedding planners for their success rates, occasionally you'll find somebody who'll brag, "None of my couples get divorced." But mostly it's "I don't know."
Or "I don't care." Or maybe "Good, because then they'll come back." One anecdote in your book just killed me—the woman who cried through every planning session, got divorced, and then said to her planner, "I want to use you next time."
I think there's a quote from Vows magazine, the trade magazine for bridal retailers and wedding professionals, which suggests to people in bridal stores that they cultivate the future remarriage market by satisfying the present brides-to-be. It's hilarious and terrifying and horrifying. If you talk to wedding planners, they'll say, "It's not my job." And it's not. It's not their job to tell somebody that maybe the reason she's having a meltdown over the flowers is that she's incompatible with her husband.
In the book, you mention young couples in China preferring Western-style events. Do you see our wedding obsession becoming a worldwide phenomenon, in the way of so many other aspects of American culture?
I think it's bound to, because that's the way culture and popular culture and American culture work. I'm English, although I haven't lived in Britain for a long time, but I see that there's a growing wedding culture there and things have really changed. But everybody knows that there's something that's sort of out of control about this. One of the things that was very gratifying to me while I was working on the book was the amount of people who said, "I'm so glad you're writing about that, because I've been to so many weddings that are just out of control," or "Why do I have to go to the engagement party or the bachelorette party, the rehearsal dinner, and the brunch afterward?" Why has it become this overblown, incredibly elaborate production? And it may be that there's a kind of feeling that too much is too much. We'll see.
Do you consider yourself British or American? Were you writing from inside American culture, or outside it, or somewhere in between?
I've lived in the United States nineteen years, with only a brief and misguided return to Britain many years ago, so I'm very much transplanted, and at this point I'm much more familiar with this culture. I didn't feel like I was a Martian landing on an alien planet and saying, "Wow, these people drive on the wrong side of the road and eat really big hamburgers." I think that, certainly, I am British—I lived the first twenty-two years of my life in England and I absorbed that sensibility, whatever that is—but I have a skepticism that would be the same wherever I was. I didn't look at the culture of weddings from the perspective of a consumer or a bride.
You mention in the epilogue that you got married during the process of writing this book, and that working on the book made you think differently about your own wedding. How?
I wouldn't say it changed what I wanted to do, but it made me concentrate on what I would do, and one of the things that I was forced to confront was that I didn't really have anything to turn to, because I don't come from a religious family and I don't have a strong cultural tradition to follow. If I wasn't going to turn to the commercial wedding industry, which I didn't want to do, then it was actually quite hard to know what to do and how to get married. There's something deserving of sorrow in that, in the realization that one doesn't have the props that one wants. Getting married is a very big deal, and we all want it to feel like a big deal. But I don't buy the wedding industry's suggestion that the individualization of weddings is what it's all about now—that you should create it for yourself.
Then you're an island, and that's not what marriage is really about. Marriage is a conformist act, and you might as well take some comfort in the fact that you're entering a community.
It's the modern condition. We live in a culture that is absolutely invested in the new and the novel and the up-to-date. One of the things that's lost in that is what to do in these big, transitional moments. It's tricky. It seems to me that the authority that is most aggressively supplying the rules is the wedding industry. My purpose in the book was to point out the ways in which that industry is not necessarily serving the best interests of its target audience. And, in a way, I was using weddings as a way of looking at American culture, and for me, certainly, weddings were a very illuminating entry point into thinking about what our priorities are as a culture. The way we marry is the way we are. ♦


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The viewer help file indicates that I can save any of the effects maps, by "Save the "Combined Height Map" effect map by first selecting it using the effect map dropdown, then by clicking the Export Image button, both of which are indicated in the image before last." I cannot select any of the effects maps, and all that is ever exportrf is the full render.
How can I export only the height map, for instance?
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The Sustainability Office at Bemidji State University and the Bemidji Sustainability Committee invite the community to join them in celebrating Bemidji's membership in Minnesota's GreenStep Cities program.
The public celebration will be held at Brigid's Pub, located at 317 Beltrami Ave. in downtown Bemidji, Jan. 18 at 7 p.m. The event will feature a presentation by Bemidji Mayor Rita Albrecht and live entertainment from local favorite band The Seasonals. There also will be a presentation about ongoing community projects that promote sustainability.
The GreenStep Cities program is a voluntary challenge, assistance and recognition program to help cities achieve their sustainability and quality of life goals. Cities pursuing these goals can achieve a rating in one of three steps; Bemidji became a Step 2 city in June 2013. There are 59 cities in Minnesota participating in the GreenStep Cities program; Bemidji is one of 24 Step 2 cities, and 11 have achieved the highest Step 3 designation.
"This event will celebrate Bemidji's designation as a Minnesota GreenSteps city and help us thank the people who have played a vital role in our movement to become a more resilient community," said Sara Dennison, a Minnesota GreenCorps member housed in BSU's Sustainability Office. "We're excited to be participating in the GreenSteps program along side so many other great Minnesota cities."
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Minnesota GreenStep Cities is a voluntary challenge, assistance and recognition program to help cities achieve their sustainability and quality-of-life goals. This free continuous improvement program, managed by a public-private partnership, is based upon 28 best practices. Each best practice can be implemented by completing one or more actions at a 1, 2 or 3-star level, from a list of four to eight actions. These actions are tailored to all Minnesota cities, focus on cost savings and energy use reduction, and encourage civic innovation.
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A Theorem of Cartier (e.g. Mumford, Lecture 25) states that every separated, finite type group scheme $G/k$ over a field $k$ of characteristic $0$ is reduced. Does this result remain valid if we drop the assumption that $G/k$ is separated and of finite type?
Frans Oort (MR0206005) observed that one can use limit formalism to argue that every affine group scheme over $k$ is reduced.
Edit: BCnrd pointed out that group schemes over a field are automatically separated. Furthermore, the proof of Cartier's Theorem in Mumford's book remains valid for a locally Noetherian $k$-group scheme.


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I recommend this craft for children 5 and up. It definitely requires adult supervision and depending on the age, you may need to do some of the steps. That said, try to make it the child's project as much as possible. Let them pick out the images and accents for the pendant. Don't forget to have fun!
Aleene's Paper Glaze - you could also use Diamond Glaze or Mod Podge Dimensional Magic
Metal lids from crescent roll containers - pictured above
Jewelry Bails - easy to find at the craft store
Decorative paper - scrapbook paper, magazine clippings, clip art
Embellishments - rhinestones, beads, buttons, etc. . .
Cardboard - from a cereal box or other packaging
E6000 Glue
Decoupage glue
Paint brush
Place metal lid on cardboard. Trace onto cardboard. Cut out. Glue inside metal lid.
Create and glue a mini collage on top of cardboard. Cover with a light coat of decoupage. Let dry.
Once dry, add a light coat of paper glaze on top. Spread out with tip of container or a paint brush. Remove any bubbles by poking them with a pin. Let dry overnight.
If you add too much paper glaze it will dry cloudy and not clear (pictured above). This was one of my prototypes for this project.
Glue jewelry bail on back of pendant with E6000 glue. Let dry overnight. This step should be done by an adult.
There are a lot of possibilities with these pendants. Make magnets, pins, cards and whatever else you can think of with them. They're not just for Mother's Day.


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How Lessons Learned are Managed
GMAT lessons learned include things that we did well and should keep doing, and large scale things we should be doing to improve the software or our project. Lessons learned are each discussed by the team and if we decide there is a real issue, we require a plan for improvement. To make sure we are efficiently handling lessons learned, here are some high level guidelines for creating them.
What is a Lesson Learned
Lessons learned are issues that cause significant problems or could have caused significant problems, or are issues where we did something that significantly improved the software or our project. Lessons learned require group discussion and probably a change in team habits, process or strategy.
Lessons learned satisfy one the following criteria:
- Issue that is putting the project at greater risk than necessary
- Issue that is causing significant inefficiency
- Issue that is significantly lowering quality
What is Not a Lesson Learned
A lesson learned is not a minor annoyance, a tweak to an existing process, or something that can be resolved between team members in the everyday process of getting work done. Team members should bring these types of issues up at meetings, or work them among the team members involved.
A minor issue, (i.e. not a lessons learned), satisfies one of these criteria:
- Tweak to an existing process
- Minor annoyance or gripe
- Can be resolved by just picking up the phone, or discussing via email, or weekly meeting
- Does not require significant change in habits or processes
Things We Should Keep Doing
- SPH: Keep working so well together!
- SPH: Broad regression tests
- SPH: Process: Ticket -> Specs -> Dev -> Test -> User Docs
- SPH: Group/Feature area leads
- SPH: Focus on quality
- SPH: CCB prioritization of work items
- JJKP: Defined process
Things We Should Change
Do Better
Build-Test System Reliability/Performance Puts Daily build cycle and Release cycle at Risk
- SPH: Improve test system reliability. Test systems should fail less than once a month.
- SPH: Get two machines set up to run the tests
- SPH Schedule maintenance work in advance, if possible
- SPH Start system early enough to be monitored
- SPH: Machine should be located on-center, so VPN is not needed
- JJKP: Something keeps causing the script test system to crash when loading results. If this continues, we may need to investigate changing how the reporting code works. (This might be a good idea anyway, it takes a LONG time).
- Bottom line: SCALABILITY. We have almost 11k tests, and both the filtering mechanism and the reporting mechanism aren't behaving well with this size.
- SPH: We should consider farming out GUI tests across more machines to reduce the time to get results. Currently it takes about 5 days to know the state of a build. 3 to run and a 1-2 to analyze. This makes RC cycles take a long time.
- SPH: We were not running certain types of regression tests!!! This can't happen!!
- SPH: Put in waiver to avoid overnight reboot of machines
- Build system needs to be on a machine more people can access.
Ticket/Schedule System Process are not well defined and those that are not followed
- SPH: Critical path issues in ticket system put us at risk and we got lucky
- Lots of tickets waiting for clarification or analysis until last month of 10 month release cycle. We got lucky here for the most part. At least one bug just coulnd't be fixed because of lack of time to solve the problem.
- Lot's of work for SPH and JJKP tracked outside of ticket system. The result is that P2 items in those lists get attention before P1 release items. For example, we sent a lot of time on SBIR support, but didn't start reviewing end user docs until 3 days before scheduled app freeze even though over half the doc was ready weeks before.
- DJC/SPH: Some ticket quality problems happen too often.
- When submitting a bug, include scripts or detailed list of procedures, and error messages.
- When partially closing issues: Be sure to include text explaining the current status of the issue so that when a developer returns to it, it is clear where things were left. (See for example GMT-2686. I should have noted where things were left, but didn't.)
- f you have a script that shows the issue, always include it even if it seems trivial.
- Avoid "whack a mole" issues, where the developer will fix the presented issue only to see it reopened with a description of "this one is just like the original issue." Reopening once is okay, but if the issue shows signs of being systemic, then change the description to clue the developer in that it is likely systemic, or open a new issue.
- SPH: Ticket system has so many trivial tickets, important issues get lost in the weeds. Need a process to streamline ticket system (keep a clean backlog related to goals), define what is and is not a ticket, and how the backlog is a streamlined list of necessary work. CCB potentially wastes valuable senior team member time reviewing trivial items, early ideas/suggestions.
Release Process
- JJKP: Some Visual Freeze things don't actually need to be in visual freeze.
- Updating destination addresses in GMAT.ini
- Updating TestComplete link tests in GMAT.ini
- Note that if new buttons/links need to be added, these do become Viz Freeze items.
- Branching strategy improvement to avoid commit issues for people working on other releases
Start Doing
- SPH: Leverage code from heritage systems
- SPH: Consider using more third party libraries like SPICE or Asset Importer to avoid duplication of solved problems
- SPH: Be better at directly responding to GSFC flight projects.. help missions.
- JJKP: Do better at PR, outreach, etc.
- Better outreach of current activities (blog posts, announcements, etc.)
- Presenting at conferences, post sessions, etc.
- Swag: coffee mugs, T-shirts, etc.
- Outreach to universities, organizations, centers
- Colloquia, seminars, talks
- Outreach to HQ/missions
Stop Doing
- SPH: Spreading ourselves too thin. Don't do more projects and improvements than we can do well.


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Man smashed into wall by car dies; woman charged
As a paramedic, Oscar Carrisalez feared most a 911 call about his own aging parents.
He never imagined he'd get that call about his teenage son.
Carrisalez was on duty Tuesday night when a relative notified him that his child, Cedrych Carrisalez, had been in an accident.
The desperate father sifted through a list of active trauma calls on his ambulance's laptop and instantly identified the location where his son had been fatally struck — it was at Mulberry Avenue and St. Mary's Street, an area Cedrych Carrisalez often jogged in with his best friend.
"Me and my partner rushed over," Oscar Carrisalez recalled. "That's what I didn't want to see."
Police said Cedrych Carrisalez, 19, was walking along the curb on Mulberry when Amy Humphreys, 30, went speeding out of a parking lot in a gold Toyota Camry and struck him about 11:40 p.m.
Humphreys reportedly continued driving through the parking lot and hit a pole.
The impact sent Carrisalez flying off the Camry's windshield and into the wall of a building. He was rushed to San Antonio Military Medical Center, where he died hours later.
Before dying, Cedrych Carrisalez never spoke, but he still was moving and appeared restless and frustrated. Emergency personnel said he had broken bones and internal bleeding in his abdomen and head.
"He didn't know he was dead," his father said. "People don't act themselves when they're like that."
At SAMMC, doctors revived him three times but they were unable to keep him alive.
Police said they found marijuana in Humphreys' Camry. She was arrested, charged with intoxication manslaughter and remains behind bars in lieu of posting $100,000 bail.
Humphreys was charged with driving while intoxicated in October 2009. She pleaded no contest and was given probation. She also was charged with possession of marijuana in October 2008, which she pleaded no contest to and was given deferred adjudication.
She's the fourth person to be charged with intoxication manslaughter in San Antonio this year. There were 13 such cases in 2012, police said.
Oscar Carrisalez said the family is trying not to think about Humphreys' fate in the wake of his son's death.
"She's got a problem she's got to deal with," he said. "I just don't wish this on anyone else."
Cedrych — better known as "Yanni," the Greek Orthodox version of his godfather's name "Johnny" — was remembered by his older brother and sister as a prankster with a boisterous personality.
He loved to work out and was very fit, his dad said, pointing to a row of bottles of dietary supplements and health shake powders stacked on top of the family's refrigerator. He was trying to get the family in better shape, too.
Oscar Carrisalez said his son was "still a kid" who had been waiting tables to save up money for a new car. He had his whole life ahead of him, his father said.
"I'm 53," he said. "Why didn't I go instead of him?"
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It was an extremely rough outing for Ravens backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor at the end of the game Sunday in relief of starter Joe Flacco.
During the final two minutes of the Ravens' embarrassing 41-7 loss to the New England Patriots at M&T Bank Stadium, an errant shotgun snap from center Gino Gradkowski intended for Taylor was recovered for a touchdown by defensive end Chandler Jones.
"It was just a little off," said Taylor, who completed 1 of 4 passes for two yards for a zero quarterback rating. "It's stuff we work on every day and it was just mishandled at the end."
That miscue was Gradkowski's fault as the snap was off to Taylor's right and Taylor was unable to corral the loose football as Rob Ninkovich made contact with him while he was trying to scoop up the fumble.
Then, Taylor threw an interception to Patriots defensive back Tavon Wilson on a pass meant for wide receiver Marlon Brown. Wilson ran it back for 74 yards for a touchdown to cap the Patriots' scoring.
"I just saw the guy coming across Marlon and I think he got bumped on the route," said Taylor, who rushed for 39 yards on three carries, including a 25-yard scramble. "I could have thrown a better ball. The defender made a better play, too. It was just a lack of execution."


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WGenius needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 65 designs submitted by 19 freelance designers.
Daniel 'Jungleman12' Cates, age 21, is one of the hottest NLHE players in the world. He started his poker career by playing $.25/.50 heads up cash games in 2008. By the end of 2008, he was playing $10/20 and had won almost $100,000. By 2009, he was playing $25/50. His poker career has rocketed to stardom this year as he has dominated the HU NL games on Full Tilt winning over two million dollars.
Read more here: http://www.ippaglobal.com/ArticleDa…tes20.html
The desired audience will be anybody involved in the poker world. This includes poker players of all types, members of the press, or even companies looking to sponsor Jungleman.
The text needs to read "Jungleman" and we're going to need an icon to accompany it. So we would be able to use just the icon, or the icon with the text. Below are some examples w/ feedback:
Using card suits in the logo is really played out. Something more creative & different is encouraged.
http://logopond.com/logos/c11b24872…2b726c.png - Deep Guy - This one here is by far my favorite. The simplicity of the design (obviously we don't want any detailed backdrop - probably black with white lettering), the boldness of the design all work well - JM for Jungleman.
I feel like with the logo, we should be thinking of the phrase "I am Jungleman." It should be bold, powerful, but simple - authoritative.
http://logopond.com/logos/133224000…ee98cf.png - Jupiter - This logo has a very nice image, which if Jungleman were to use one, I think should be in a similar style to this one. Not fully formed, a little graphic designed-out. Again, I like the boldness, un-ornateness of the lettering, the layout is also okay I think for a logo that incorporates an image.
http://logopond.com/logos/eae5c1109…ca9f5c.png - inveni - This image is too prickly, we want something colorless, the typeface is just weak and the Italics and no upper-case letters are drawbacks.
The icon will go into this layout: http://www.gallyapp.com/tf_themes/j…p/#panel-2
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Railfuture Conferences
Railfuture now holds one major national conference each year, in late summer/early autumn (in addition to its AGM for members). We aim only to cover our costs. The conferences are competitively priced, to be within rail users' price range, and are open to everyone. Railfuture members are usually offered a chance to attend at a discounted rate.
Speakers come from a variety of backgrounds. Some of the organisations who have spoken at conferences include Anglia Railways, Arriva Cross Country, Arriva Trains Wales, Association of Train Operating Companies, Cardiff International Airport, Centro, Chester-le-Track, Chiltern Railways, CrossCountry Trains, Delta Rail, East Coast, East Midlands Trains, East West Rail Consortium, Eurostar, First Capital Connect, First Great Western, First Transpennine Express, Furrer + Frey GB, Grand Central, Great Western Railway, Greater Anglia, Heathrow Southern Railway, Hitachi Rail Europe, HS2, London Midland, London Overground Railway Operations, Merseytravel, MyTestTrack.com, Network Rail, Northern Rail, Northern (Arriva Rail North), Nottingham Express Transit, Parry People Movers, Port Of Sunderland, ScotRail Alliance, SLC Rail, South West Trains, Thameslink and Great Northern, Transpennine Express, TramPower, Transport for Wales Rail, Transport Salaried Staffs' Association, UK Rail Leasing, Virgin Trains, Virgin Trains East Coast, Vivarail and West Midlands Trains.
Click HERE to see a list events and speakers for each organisation.
To follow Railfuture's conferences on Twitter use the hash-tag shown against the conference.
Note: this hash-tag is not exclusive to Railfuture.
Future Events
Click HERE For a list of rail-related events including free-to-attend Railfuture branch meetings
2020/Birmingham (AGM) [link]
- Sat 27/06/2020 16th Railfuture Ltd AGM
- Hosted by Railfuture West Midlands branch
- Social media hashtag (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) for this event: #rfconference
- Venue: The Priory Rooms
- Quaker Meeting House, 40 Bull Street, Birmingham
- Postcode: B4 6AF
- Phone: (0121) 236 2317
- Route: Priority rooms front gate is less than ten metres from Bull Street tram stop. If walking follow tram lines from New Street or Snow Hill stations
- For further details about the AGM please email conferences at railfuture.org.uk.
- The AGM is open to all current members or their proxy - there is no fee to attend.
- Motions must be received by the Railfuture Ltd Chair, Chris Page (see details on AGM notice) by Sat 13/06/2020
- Information about how Railfuture is run, including a copy of the Articles of Association, can be found at Railfuture+organisation.
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- The venue does not allow people to eat their own food on the premises.
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- Sat 21/06/2014 Rail: The Engine For Change
- How a successful local economy and good rail service create a virtuous circle
- Reason for Cambridge: Massive growth in railway use caused by technology-driven region
- Hosted by Railfuture East Anglia branch
- It was held at University Centre
- Railfuture is grateful for sponsorship from Gonville Hotel Cambridge
- Read a [Press Release] about the conference.
- David Statham, Managing Director, First Capital Connect (talked about: implementation of Thameslink and its importance to high-tech Cambs)
- Paul McMahon, Director of Freight, Network Rail (talked about: F2N and strategic rail freight network in general)
- Bob Menzies, Service Director Strategy and Development, Cambridgeshire County Council (talked about: Cambridge Science Park station and its innovative funding)
- Jeremy Smith, Transport and Infrastructure Strategy Manager, Cambridgeshire County Council (talked about: Cambridgeshire transport strategy for growth)
- Chris Starkie, Managing Director, New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership (talked about: Putting together the East Anglia Railway Prospectus)
- George Freeman, MP for Mid-Norfolk (talked about: High-tech industries in the region and Cambridge in particular and the importance of the railway to it)
- Jim Chisholm, Cambridge Cycling Campaign (talked about: Cycling and Walking to stations, why the utter reliability of trip time makes it quicker than driving)
- Welcome by Councillor Gerri Bird, The Right Worshipful the Mayor of the City of Cambridge
- Read profiles of the speakers (PDF format)
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Clark led the Crimson with 17 points, five rebounds and two assists (Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Harvard women's basketball team held a 13-point second-half lead but was unable to hold on down the stretch as Holy Cross battled back for a 73-68 win Sunday at Lavietes Pavilion.
Christine Clark scored 17 points to lead the Crimson (1-4), hitting 8-of-12 attempts from the floor while adding five rebounds, two assists and two steals to her stat line. Victoria Lippert notched 10 points as Miriam Rutzen and Missy Mullins each tallied nine. Brogan Berry grabbed a game-high eight rebounds and dished out four assists.
Harvard shot 45.5 percent for the game and outrebounded the Crusaders (3-3) 40-28, but Holy Cross turned 13 Crimson turnovers into 24 points and was a perfect 11-of-11 at the line to secure the victory. Four Crusaders finished in double-digits led by Alex Smith's 22.
Lippert buried a three from the left corner to begin the game but Holy Cross answered by hitting five of its first six shots to take an 11-3 lead. Clark ended the run with a jumper in the lane then connected on a three of her own the next trip down the court to make it an 11-8 game. Clark pulled the Crimson to within one, 13-12, before Rutzen's jumper with 11:53 to play made it 14-13 in Harvard's favor.
The Crusaders regained an 18-14 advantage on Smith's three as the teams traded the lead 10 times in the half. Trailing 31-27 with 2:09 to play, the Crimson closed the half on an 8-0 run to take a 35-31 margin into the locker room. Emma Golen began the stretch with a jumper and was followed by Berry's three in transition to push the score to 32-31. Elle Hagedorn capped the surge off with a three from the left corner as time expired.
The Crimson combined to shoot 48.4 percent before the break led by Clark's nine points on 4-of-6 shooting. Hagedorn and Mullins posted six points and four points, respectively, to help Harvard to a 12-0 advantage in bench points. Smith paced the Crusader's scoring efforts with 10 points and five assists.
Harvard opened the second half on a 12-5 run and took its first double-digit lead of the game off a Mullins three, 47-36. A Hagedorn layup gave the Crimson its largest margin of the day, 49-36, but a 16-6 run cut Holy Cross' deficit to three, 55-52, with 8:18 to play. The Crusaders regained a 58-57 lead off Amy Lepley's three one minute later and went ahead for good on a Malone jumper, 62-60, with 5:30 on the clock.
Holy Cross was up by as many as five points with under two minutes remaining but a basket by Clark and a drive by Berry pulled the Crimson to within one, 69-68, with 24 seconds to play. The Crusaders were a perfect 4-of-4 at the line down the stretch, however, to hold on for the 73-68 victory.
Harvard returns to the court Wednesday, Nov. 30 against Boston University at Lavietes Pavilion at 7 p.m. Fans who can't make it to Cambridge for Wednesday's game can watch all of the action live through GoCrimson.com by clicking here.
GAME NOTES: Christine Clark has scored in double-digits each game this season and has led the team in scoring three times … Brogan Berry has led the team in assists all five games this year … The Crimson has outrebounded opponents in four of five games … Harvard falls to 31-7 in Lavietes Pavilion since 2008-09.


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The eggs collected from free-roaming hens are unlike any you buy in the supermarket, boasting yellow-orange yolks and pure, clean flavor. Egg-laying chickens are a good source of sustainable, nutritious protein. Here are some important things to keep in mind when planning your own backyard flock.
The first step is to call your city or county planning department to find out any important information about raising chickens in your neighborhood, such as the number of chickens you can keep, whether or not you can include a rooster, the distance the coop must be from dwellings, and other considerations. It's also a good idea to let your neighbors know what you are planning. Before you bring the chickens home, contact an avian veterinarian in your area so you have a local resource for care and other advice.
When installing a coop in your yard, choose a site that's well drained so moisture won't pool around it. Chickens enjoy sun, so a location with some sun exposure is ideal. The size of your coop will depend on the number of chickens you plan to keep: in general, a minimum of 3 to 4 square feet per hen, inside and outside, is recommended for standard-size birds. Make sure your coop is predator-proof, so raccoons, dogs, cats and other animals can't gain access to your chickens.
There are dozens of chicken breeds that are appropriate for a home-based coop. Your choice will depend upon bird size, temperament, feather color, productivity, eggshell hue, constitution and hardiness. It's a good idea to purchase several chicks to start your flock. Chickens are social animals that, with adequate space, will thrive in larger groups.
Finding young chicks to raise is becoming easier and easier. A local farm, feed store or dedicated hatchery that offers chicks can now be found near almost any community. The experienced chicken keepers there can help you select a good breed for your space and climate. You can also ask farmers selling fresh eggs at your local market if they offer chicks or can recommend a good source. If you are unable to locate a nearby source for chicks, there are hatcheries that will safely ship baby chicks immediately after they hatch.
To keep your hens fit and productive, feed them the best food you can, provide fresh water daily and clean the nest boxes frequently. If possible, let your chickens roam freely in a fenced yard or in a covered exercise pen that you can move around. A healthy chicken will lay at most one egg per day, but it is rare to have a flock that is 100 percent productive. The egg yield will depend on the individual hens, the relative health of the flock, the number of daylight hours and many other factors that can all change throughout the year.


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Rutgers University has graduated the largest class in school history.
School officials say the class of 2013 included an estimated 14,302 graduates from the university's New Brunswick-Piscataway, Newark and Camden campuses.
But only a few thousand of them attended Sunday afternoon's system-wide ceremony at High Point Solutions Stadium in Piscataway, which went on despite a steady rain.
Most Rutgers students will attend smaller graduation ceremonies with their schools and colleges this week, where they will pick up their degrees.
University President Robert Barchi presided over his first commencement and formally conferred all undergraduate and graduate degrees.
The commencement address was given by former state Supreme Court Justice Virginia Long, who graduated from Rutgers School of Law-Newark in 1966. She urged the graduates to become compassionate citizens and make something of their lives beyond making money.
The ceremony also pushed Rutgers over the half-billion degree mark. The university system has now awarded more than 513,000 degrees since Matthew Leydt took home its first degree in 1774 when the school was called Queens College.
Shortly after the ceremony ended, some students unfurled a large "Ashley will you marry me?" banner behind the end zone, drawing cheers from the crowd cheered.
Rutgers officials said they were trying to learn who unfurled the banner, who Ashley was and whether she said "yes."
Rutgers Graduates Largest Class in School History
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Columbian architectural team Demos Arquitectos designed this amazing modular Kindergarten building with the city kid in mind. Taking the elements of a regular town—a street, house, and park, they transformed the schooling experience into a replica of the spaces kids are already familiar and comfortable with, their neighborhoods. El Caracol in Bogota is not only a fresh and bright place for children to learn, but it is also packed with passive solar power!
The kindergarten's main entrance is similar to a city street lined with galleries such as offices and meeting rooms. The main "road" feeds into a central courtyard surrounded by classrooms, similar to a cul-de-sac. The courtyard is not unlike a central town square, where meetings, events, and entertainment are held. Classrooms are past the main courtyard, where the rooms are more isolated and general foot traffic begins to lessen.
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With the recent "Miss me yet?" Bush billboard in Minnesota, I saw a golden opportunity for some humorous photoshopping. Here's what I've come up with so far. If I come up with any more (or get some good ideas in the comments thread or via e-mail, I'll add them to this post). Here's the rest of what I have so far:
You are welcome and encouraged to repost these images on your blogs (just please link back to this post). In the meantime, check out why Michelle Malkin doesn't miss George W. Bush and reread my (very negative) review of the Bush Administration from January 0f 2009.
And while we're having a laugh at Bush's expense, remember all the crazy things this guy said?


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The backstory of Dukes of Hazzard, another reluctant CBS hit from yesteryear.
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The backstory of Dukes of Hazzard, another reluctant CBS hit from yesteryear.
Will Truman
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In which Will Truman weakly defends the cretin who took inappropriate pictures of Thad Cochran's wife and men who text pictures of their penises to women.
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Chinese technology giant Huawei will be involved in the United Kingdom's 5G infrastructure after a decision by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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Huawei will be allowed to build parts of Britain's 5G network, Boris Johnson has ruled.
The Chinese company will be given access to "non-core" parts of the network but will be banned from "sensitive locations" such as military or nuclear sites.
The decision comes amid warnings from the United States and Tory MPs that giving Huawei access to 5G could jeopardise transatlantic intelligence sharing.
On Tuesday the National Security Council, which comprises the Prime Minister, senior Cabinet ministers and representatives of the security services, decided to proceed with the Huawei deal even though it is a "high risk vendor" because its risks can be "safely managed".
SCotUSBlog has linked to the Supreme Court's ruling on DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY, ET AL. v. NEW YORK, ET AL.
Here is the court's ruling: https://t.co/Ecsd03cDXK https://t.co/5luwSAOCYD
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Kenneth Starr, the independent counsel whose investigation into President Clinton produced the famous Starr Report and ultimately led to Clinton's impeachment, compared the constitutional provision to war, arguing the process has been weaponized in a way that's inconsistent with the Founders' intentions.
"Like war, impeachment is hell," Starr said, adding he meant it was like a war of words, thanks to the First Amendment.
Starr is an interesting choice for the president's legal team, given his role in the push for Clinton's impeachment, which Democrats denounced as a politically motivated prosecution of the president for lying about sex. The former independent counsel attempted to argue that Americans are living in an "age of impeachment."
"In the House, resolution after resolution, month after month has called for the president's impeachment. How did we get here, with presidential impeachment involved frequently?" he said.
Ken Starr, whose investigation led to Bill Clinton's impeachment, now says impeachment is happening "all too frequently": "We are living in what I think can aptly be described as the age of impeachment." https://t.co/iwYPRsRtGP pic.twitter.com/JO12w11rd9
— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 27, 2020
Ken Starr, whose investigation led to Bill Clinton's impeachment, now says impeachment is happening "all too frequently": "We are living in what I think can aptly be described as the age of impeachment."
"It is filled with acrimony and it divides the country like nothing else. Those of us who lived through the Clinton impeachment understand that in a deep and personal way," Starr said.
Stunning news in the sports world, as one of the greatest to ever play basketball is dead at the age of 41 in a helicopter crash.
Kobe Bryant, the Los Angeles Lakers superstar and future NBA Hall of Famer, died on Sunday in a helicopter crash. He was 41.
Officials confirm to Variety that Bryant was a passenger on board a helicopter that crashed in the Los Angeles County suburb of Calabasas.
TMZ first reported the news.
A five-time NBA champion with the Lakers, Bryant was considered one of the greatest basketball players of all-time.
He is survived by his wife, Vanessa, and four daughters – Gianna, Natalia and Bianca and Capri.
UPDATE: Gets worse...
Sources: Kobe Bryant was on his way to a travel basketball game with his daughter Gianna when the helicopter crashed. Those aboard the helicopter also included another player and parent.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) January 26, 2020
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From Bernie Sanders on Twitter:
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Setting Up LWJGL with Maven
This is a semi-tutorial including a complete POM. To get just the POM snippets, go here: LWJGL use in Maven
This tutorial assumes you have no familiarity with Maven, but it is not a Maven tutorial. For that, I recommend Maven in Five Minutes for a lightning tour, and Maven: The Complete Reference for a more comprehensive guide (despite "reference" in the name, it's an excellent intro to Maven).
All commands should work equally well in Windows or Unix (Linux, Solaris, OSX) operating systems, except where I otherwise give separate examples.
Step 1: Install Maven
If you don't have maven installed already, download the latest version from http://maven.apache.org/download.html and install it anywhere you like (I like C:\devel\maven on windows and /opt/maven or ~/opt/maven on unix). Make sure that wherever you install it, you have maven's bin/ directory on your PATH; in other words, just typing "mvn" on the command line results in running maven.
Linux users: you might have maven in your package manager, but if it's not Maven 3, you should go ahead and install it from maven.apache.org anyway.
Step 2: Creating a project
First off, if you have a favorite IDE already, whether it's Eclipse, NetBeans, or IDEA, you should use its maven features to create a project instead of following this step. Assuming you want to continue using maven as a "command line IDE" and possibly import it as a new IDE project later, then read on..
First, change to the parent directory your project will be. I tend to use C:\proj or ~/proj so that's where I assume you are. Your first maven command will be a doozy:
mvn archetype:generate -DarchetypeArtifactId=maven-archetype-quickstart -DgroupId=myproject -DartifactId=mygame -Dversion=1.0-SNAPSHOT
If this is the first time you've run maven, you'll wait while maven downloads the entire internet -- or at least several dozen libraries -- before it runs anything else. You'll only have to sit through this once when you run new maven commands, and after that they're cached. At the end, it'll ask you to confirm, so go ahead and hit Enter, or fix the settings however you want.
Step 3: Edit the POM
Maven creates a directory named for your artifactId (which I'll assume here is "mygame"). Change to that directory. Under this directory, Maven has created a src directory tree structure, and another file called pom.xml. Open that file up in your favorite editor or your IDE (if you're in Eclipse, change to the "source" tab at the bottom of the editor pane). What this file contains is an uninteresting project definition, so just replace the entire contents of the file with this (click the 'view source' button on the upper right of the xml below to get something you can copy/paste).
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <project xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd"> <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion> <groupId>myProject</groupId> <artifactId>myGame</artifactId> <version>1.0-SNAPSHOT</version> <properties> <project.build.sourceEncoding>UTF-8</project.build.sourceEncoding> <natives.version>0.0.6</natives.version> <lwjgl.version>2.8.2</lwjgl.version> <slick.version>274</slick.version> <junit.version>4.10</junit.version> </properties> <repositories> <repository> <id>mavenNatives</id> <name>Maven Natives Repository</name> <url>http://mavennatives.googlecode.com/svn/repo</url> <snapshots> <enabled>true</enabled> </snapshots> </repository> <repository> <id>slick</id> <name>slick</name> <url>http://slick.cokeandcode.com/mavenrepo</url> </repository> </repositories> <dependencies> <dependency> <groupId>org.lwjgl.lwjgl</groupId> <artifactId>lwjgl</artifactId> <version>${lwjgl.version}</version> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>slick</groupId> <artifactId>slick</artifactId> <version>${slick.version}</version> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>java3d</groupId> <artifactId>vecmath</artifactId> <version>1.3.1</version> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>junit</groupId> <artifactId>junit</artifactId> <version>${junit.version}</version> <scope>test</scope> </dependency> </dependencies> <build> <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId> <configuration> <source>1.6</source> <target>1.6</target> </configuration> </plugin> <plugin> <groupId>com.googlecode.mavennatives</groupId> <artifactId>maven-nativedependencies-plugin</artifactId> <version>${natives.version}</version> <executions> <execution> <id>unpacknatives</id> <phase>generate-resources</phase> <goals> <!--suppress MavenModelInspection (this line is for IDEA)--> <goal>copy</goal> </goals> </execution> </executions> </plugin> </plugins> </build> </project>
You'll notice I've added some extra dependencies like Slick2D and java3d's vecmath package. If you don't want or need them, feel free to delete them. There's also a plugin defintion for "mavennatives", which is really handy for LWJGL projects, so you'll want to keep it there.
Step 4: Edit and Run
At this point, edit your source files, which should live under src/main/java. Add unit tests under src/test/java if desired. For executing from the command line, you need one last setup item, and that's to set the MAVEN_OPTS environment variable:
windows: set MAVEN_OPTS="-Djava.library.path=target/natives" unix: export MAVEN_OPTS=-Djava.library.path=target/natives
When you've done that, you can run your example:
mvn compile exec:java -Dexec.mainClass=my.package.MainClass
In your IDE, you need to set your java.library.path variable the same as you would for an LWJGL project without maven. Just set it to target/natives under your project root.
Native Libraries can't be found
Make sure the target/natives directory exists! If it doesn't, run mvn package which should create it.
Make sure you set your java.library.path as given above. If you're using an IDE, you need to add it to your launch settings as described in the setup guides on this wiki. If you're launching from the command line, make sure you set MAVEN_OPTS as given in Step 4 (note that -Djava.library.path does not work as a normal vm argument in maven's exec:java goal, and you must use MAVEN_OPTS instead).


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Here is the second Angry Bird character that I wanted to submit because I am familiar with him. It's "how to draw Big Brother", step by step. Big Brother is a red colored, very round bird. His real name is Terence, and just as his appearance suggests he is a lazy groggy bird that has a personality all on his own. his big burly appearance makes him fun to draw and use as an attack vessel. I do think that you will enjoy drawing Big Brother because he's so much fun to recreate. Thanks for joining me for another tutorial folks. Adios and stick around
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Joe - Oil on canvas 8" x 12"
Another study from my head painting class. This one was a lot of fun since Joe had a shaved head and the subtle shapes of the skull could be seen as well as the gray blue shade of the scalp where the hairline began. I become a bit more confident in my oil painting with each successive study.