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1. Hi there! I would very much like to consider joining Weasyl - are the problems with the thumbnail system, as clearly stated in this thread, with examples, going to be resolved any time soon?
2. The ambiguity of the examples shown in this thread, along with what's currently on front page of the site, are reasons against the usefulness.
What are the reasons for this current system? Is there a plan to make it better?
3. Right now, I don't have an account, so I can't rely on settings/tags/filtering. If all I have to go on is a thumbnail, and that thumbnail is not actually a thumbnail of the whole image, but a cropped depiction of some arbitrary portion - then what options do I have for knowingly viewing what I want to see? Am I missing a display option toggle somewhere?
I don't know if users commenting on this atm are taking into account that if you don't specify a thumbnail, the system will upload a small version of as much of the image as it can fit in the square.
I mean, that said, large thumbnails like FA has would be really nice to see!
The only reasons I have found "for" the current system is feature creep. "Look! We have a feature that FA doesn't have!". One could also say that about an ejection seat for the driver of a car if the driver rolls down the window lower than one inch from the bottom. "Look! It's a feature that Ford doesn't have!" "Feature" does not necessarily mean "Good" or "Wanted".
And yes, if you don't specify a thumbnail, it will upload a square-cropped version (so highly-long images are OOL). Sadly, the upload process makes it FAR too easy for the amateur artist to make bad thumbnails and implies that people SHOULD make bad thumbnails. Even something as simple as changing the upload flow from mandatory thumbnail assignment to "Click here to modify the thumbnail" and take them to an out of the way, inconvenient page to do so, would make a major improvement in discouraging people who have no idea what they are doing from messing with the thumbnail.
And as a "business" that has taken in a tremendous amount of money, Weasyl is doing a very shoddy job at fixing major design problems like this in a timely manner. No other good art site does it this way. That's not because they CAN'T or just didn't think of it. It's because it's a bad idea.
They went from BBCode to Markdown, which affects text. But BBCode doesn't affect basic site usability. The thumbnail issue does. And the further they get without fixing it, the more reprocessing they have to do to fix it if/when they do.
No offense to a massive number of talented folks out there, but this is a great example of the sort of thing that makes a person want to say "FFFFffffffff***ing furries". *Sigh* Stop giving the fandom a black eye guys. Sheesh.
I like it because I am a fan of having a neat and tidy gallery and it gives me more control over what I am presenting. As an artist keeping a gallery, this is a thing I like having. I like that my gallery doesn't look like a disorganized cluster-fuck of shapes, I like that the squares don't waste precious space. While we're comparing Weasyl to FA in this matter, I would also like to remind people that FA ALSO gives you the option to make square, custom thumbs for your submissions. Which many artists do, especially for their adult work or for their lit submissions. The square thumbs make the site cleaner and easier to look at and I like that they are the way they are from a visual standpoint. Sites with a ton of wasted space to show hundreds of oddly proportioned images just don't look good. This is a thing artists like and are clearly using. This is a thing artists do with their portfolios and personal websites, it is a thing that professional use websites like cghub and conceptart.org do with their artist galleries. It's a feature we like. Otherwise they are free to let the site auto-crop the fuller version of their picture to show everything like in the first post. This is already a feature.
All that said, I don't disagree with the problem from a casual browser's standpoint. I get that a "drive-by" viewer doesn't care about the artist's choices or presentation, that they want to be in and out as fast as possible with the least amount of effort, especially if they are here for porn. I think the easiest compromise would be to have a mini preview (say around 300, large thumb size on the longest dimension), appear upon mouse-over of a thumb. This is something a lot of shopping sites do and I think it works really well. The site gets to keep looking clean and artist get to maintain their galleries to look how they like, and browsers can easily hover and see if they give a shit or not without having to click on everything.
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A mini-preview would be a fair compromise for me too.
About half of my drawings can't fit easily in a square and so the system seems to center the thumbnail in the middle of the drawing. When I do a drawing too wide or tall, it then doesn't looks right for me.
And for those drawings of mine that can somewhat fit in a square, they look ugly (still imo) with the drawing being chopped off a bit on the sides.
I agree, the drawings do look weird zooming out as much as possible, which is why I, and many other artists choose not to use the "zoom out" option. We want to make nice thumbs and we choose to do it because we like nice looking things. You choose to crop yours by hand because you want it to be nicer than the default as well, even if you do it differently, we both like our cropped version more than what the site makes for us.
I personally prefer the solution of being able to make nice square thumbs and have a really nice, pro looking gallery that allows quick hover over to show a full preview rather than making randomly sized images spattered throughout my gallery like a messy tumblr layout. You are free to disagree, as I am sure many others do as well.
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As a sidenote, I'm using for presenting my drawings in a neater way a tumblr blog with a theme (http://hasaportfolio.com/) which uses fixed size thumbnails, not squares but almost, and I do agree that I find this kind of look to be more professional.
I still have the dilemma that I can't let people see the whole pic before clicking, but since I give my tumblr url to people who aren't usually used to see anthro porn pics, I kinda prefer they aren't shown a page full of dongs when they first visit it.


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Byproducts, inadequate meat content, mixed quality grain, controversial filler
The first ingredient in the food is a named meat product. This is not a meat meal, but is inclusive of water content (about 80%). Once this is removed, as it must be to create a dehydrated product, the ingredient will weigh around 20% of its wet weight. As ingredients are listed in order of weight, it is thus unlikely that this is truely the first ingredient in the food, but would be more accurately placed much further down the ingredient list as a minor ingredient in the food.
The main grain and main ingredient in the food is corn. Corn is a difficult to digest grain of limited value and that is commonly associated with allergy problems. Sorghum is decent quality, but this product is very heavy in grain content with little meat included for the canine.
The third ingredient is byproducts. It is impossible to ascertain the quality of by-products and these are usually products that are of such low quality as to be rejected for use in the human food chain, or else are those parts that have so little value that they cannot be used elsewhere in either the human or pet food industries. The AAFCO definition of Chicken by-product meal is a meal consisting of the ground, rendered, clean parts of the carcass of slaughtered chicken, such as necks, feet, undeveloped eggs and intestines, exclusive of feathers, except in such amounts as might occur unavoidable in good processing practice.
Beet pulp is a controversial filler. It is a by-product, being dried residue from sugar beets which has been cleaned and extracted in the process of manufacturing sugar. It is a controversial ingredient in dog food, claimed by some manufacturers to be a good source of fibre, and derided by others as an ingredient added to slow down the transition of rancid animal fats and causing stress to kidney and liver in the process. We note that beet pulp is an ingredient that commonly causes problems for dogs, including allergies and ear infections, and prefer not to see it used in dog food. There are less controversial products around if additional fibre is required. We would prefer to see the use of whole eggs rather than egg product in the food.
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Marc Trestman remains head coach of the Montreal Alouettes, at least for now.
Former NFL head coach Jimmy Johnson got the football world — north and south of the border — buzzing Friday when he strongly suggested Trestman was heading to Chicago to become the Bears' head coach.
"Looks like 2 of my guys getting NFL jobs..Chud Cleveland and my QB coach at U Trestman to Chicago," Johnson said on Twitter.
An Alouettes spokesman said the CFL club had no comment about Johnson's tweet. Trestman later denied the rumour that the Bears were set to hire him.
In an email to the Montreal Gazette, Trestman wrote: "I have not heard from the Bears and have responded in that manner on multiple levels."
Johnson, now working as an NFL analyst with Fox, later clarified his original Twitter post with another tweet later in the day.
"It LOOKS like 2 of my guys were getting NFL jobs not that Trestman got it!" he said.
Trestman interviewed with both Cleveland and Chicago but according to numerous reports the Bears continue to speak to potential coaching candidates and haven't decided on a coach. The Browns introduced Rob Chudzinski as their new head coach Friday.
The Bears also declined comment. Chicago missed the NFL playoffs despite posting a 10-6 record and fired Lovie Smith after nine seasons as head coach.
Trestman, 56, has spent the last five seasons with Montreal, guiding the Alouettes to two Grey Cup victories in three appearances. His coaching resume includes time in the NFL as an offensive co-ordinator, quarterback or running back coach with Minnesota (twice), Cleveland, San Francisco, Detroit, Arizona, Oakland, and Miami.
Trestman also coached in the NCAA with Johnson at Miami as well as North Carolina State.
Trestman is regarded as a quarterback guru and has a background with Chicago starter Jay Cutler and backup Jason Campbell, helping both in their respective pre-draft preparations.
With files from The Associated Press.


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Note: You may also be asked to allow GoDaddy to access your Facebook business page.
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Note: If you run into any issues creating a page, go to Facebook to manually create a new page.
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Howard A. Hecht, 84, of Loveland, Colorado, passed away on Sunday, July 29,
2012. He was born February 23, 1928, in Fort Dodge, Iowa, to Gerald and Eileen
Hecht. After graduating from high school, Howard served in the U.S. Army for two
years, then attended Iowa State University and received a degree in Economics. He worked for the Principal Financial Group of Des Moines, Iowa, for 40 years, and retired as Vice-president of Residential Mortgages. While at Principal, he founded a mortgage banking operation, Principal Residential Advisors and served as chairman of the Board, and also served on the Board of
Directors of First Federal Savings Bank of Iowa. He faithfully served his church in many capacities and directed an international mission group to raise funds for those less fortunate. He was an enthusiastic volunteer for many organizations, loved to fish, hike, study history, and was known to tell a story or two. Howard will be remembered as a man of strong faith and a devoted family man. He is survived by his beloved wife, Richalie; daughters Cynthia; Connie (Doug); Tracie; Tamara (David); and son, Howard, Jr. (Sandy); a sister, Geraldine (Walt); 18 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews and many loving friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, a sister, Lillian; grandson, Andrew and his first wife, Joan. Visitation will be held on Thursday, August 2 from 4:00 to 6:00 PM at Allnutt
Funeral Home, 2100 N. Lincoln Ave, Loveland. A funeral Mass will be held at St. Francis of Assisi Anglican Church in Estes Park on Friday, August 3 at 3:00 PM. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Francis of Assisi Anglican Church or Front Range Hospice.


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I just LOVED the post from Tiffany at June Makes Six her photos of the doughnuts and apples looked simply scrumptious!
Sarah at NapTimeMomTog wrote a beautiful post about her son, Carsyn and posted such sweet photos of him. I can not even imagine how difficult it must be to have a son with disabilities but she continues to set an example of grace.
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Becky at Rub Some Dirt On It also posted photos from her trip to the pumpkin patch that were so adorable!
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Blu (voice of Jesse Eisenberg) and Jewel (voice of Anne Hathaway) take their brood from Rio de Janeiro to the Amazon where they discover that they're not only the blue macaws on the planet.
I typically find sequels and remakes as appealing as foot fungus. Is it too much to ask for an original story rather than a money grab furnished by Xerox? Fortunately, every now and then sequels and remakes come along that don't weaken the immune system.
Imagination frequently provides the cure, often found in something as simple as introducing a character with some verve. Think Jessie in "Toy Story 2" and Puss in Boots in "Shrek 2."
And, thankfully, in "Rio 2," the latest sequel from 20th Century Fox Animation and Blue Sky Studios, there's Gabi, the poisonous dart frog voiced by Kristin Chenoweth, she of the amazing pipes. The film actually introduces a host of new characters, but Gabi is the one who stands out. Her duets with Nigel (voice of Jemaine Clement), the evil cockatoo whom she adores for some inexplicable reason, give the film a boost. Case in point, their rendition of "I Will Survive." Take that Gloria Gaynor.
Like its 2011 original, "Rio 2" features plenty of dazzling 3-D dances bolstered by eye-popping color. I challenge you not to tap your toes. One number even evokes Busby Berkeley.
As for the plot, "Rio 2" borrows a page from the "Madagascar" films where the animals, comfortable in their city confines, go back to the wild. Instead of fish out of water, we have birds out of nest. Here, Blu (voice of Jesse Eisenberg) and Jewel (voice of Anne Hathaway) take their brood from Rio de Janeiro to the Amazon where they discover that they're not only the blue macaws on the planet. Blu, unaccustomed to the jungle, brings along a fanny pack. He also has to deal with Jewel's domineering father, Eduardo (voice of Andy Garcia), who hates all things human, and the romantic Roberto (voice of Bruno Mars), Jewel's childhood friend.
Subplots have ornithologists Linda (voice of Leslie Mann) and her husband Tulio (Rodrigo Santoro), looking for these macaws and Nigel looking for revenge against Blu. For topicality, while the first film cast bird smugglers as villains, the sequel portrays loggers as evil incarnate as they chop down tree after tree, laying waste to the rain forest and the birds' habitat. Another subplot has Blu running afoul (sorry) of scarlet macaws when he accidentally invades their territory. This gives the film a chance to play a soccer-like grudge match. I hear soccer is kind of popular in Brazil.
Finally, Pedro (voice of will.i.am) and Nico (voice of Jaime Foxx) return. Here, they're looking for talent to bring back to Rio for Carnival.
That's a lot of storylines to keep track of. A few too many, as the drama gets diluted. Suffice it to say the young ones will enjoy the action scenes and the comical Nigel, who is so good at being bad.
Brazilian director Carlos Saldanha, who directed the original along with the "Ice Age" films, knows how to anthropomorphize with the best of them. The script by the late Don Rhymer, Carlos Kotkin, Jenny Bicks and Yoni Brenner has its comic moments, but the film is best served by the musical numbers. Even on this count, the film underutilizes Hathaway and Rita Moreno, who voices Aunt Mimi. Their talent deserves to be showcased. Of course, I'd like hear more of Chenoweth, too.
But hey, bottom line, "Rio 2" entertains. To butcher a Carole King lyric, it's light and breezy and it knows just what to do.


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New changes in the method of informing businesses about requirements for submitting Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) surveys will increase the efficiency of the process and reduce paperwork for both survey respondents and BEA. The new procedures involve the collection of data through BEA's surveys of direct investment and international trade in services.
In the past, each time BEA made a change to the reporting requirements for a survey, it was also required to change the federal regulations regarding that survey. This required public notification and a period to receive comments—known as a rulemaking—before the change could go into effect. For instance, a rulemaking was required to change the reporting threshold of a survey or to add or delete certain items from the survey. Under the new procedures, BEA will directly notify survey respondents about any future changes to reporting requirements, streamlining what at times had been a cumbersome process.
For its mandatory annual and quarterly surveys, BEA will publish a notice with specific reporting requirements—including who is required to respond to the survey, the manner of reporting, identification of applicable report forms, and the time and place of filing reports—in the Federal Register. We will also directly notify survey respondents by mail that they are required to file.
BEA published its plans to make this change in the Federal Register and gave the public a chance to comment on it. The final rule establishing this new procedure can be found here.
The new rule is NOT retroactive. It does not apply to any surveys that were approved before the rule establishing the new procedure was finalized. Direct investment and international trade in services surveys that BEA is currently conducting—the 2011 BE–11, 2011 BE–15, 2012 BE–12, 2012 BE–29, 2012 BE–120, and all 2012 quarterly surveys—will continue to operate under the regulations established under the most recent relevant rulemaking action prior to April 24, 2012.


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Walk in the footsteps of golf legends at classic Sunshine State courses like Bay Hill in Orlando.
Arnold Palmer may hold the legal documents to Bay Hill Club & Lodge in Orlando, but as any golf enthusiast familiar with the annual tournament played here each spring knows, this course is owned by Tiger Woods.
If that thought hasn't crossed your mind at least once over the first 17 exhilarating—occasionally paralyzing—holes at Bay Hill, it will at 18. It's here, at the 458-yard par-4, that Tiger has worked his magic time and again en route to eight tournament victories in 14 years.
Like the slippery 24-foot birdie putt he buried to capture the 2008 event that prompted one of his signature celebratory outbursts—a triumphant Tiger slam of the golf hat that rivaled a touchdown spike. Or the 16-footer he drained on the final hole of regulation in 2009 to complete the largest Sunday comeback (five strokes) of his career. Of course, that's all well and good when you wield the flat stick like Tiger Woods.
But for high-handicappers like myself, the real moment of truth is back on the fairway, standing some 185 yards from a green ruthlessly protected by a rock-lined pond that gives 18 it's well-earned nickname—Devil's Bathtub. The devil, in this case, is begging you to take the plunge.
The question, knowing that 18 consistently ranks as the toughest hole at Bay Hill when it hosts the Arnold Palmer Invitational, is whether you're man enough—or fool enough—to tempt fate. Do you play it safe and bail out to the left, where a bunker is sure to snag your approach? Or do you take dead aim at a right-side pin placement with precious little green fore and aft—and risk sending your Titleist down the Bathtub drain?
For those of us who count Masters weekend as a legal holiday, this is the beauty of living in Florida. Not only do golfers have access to the links year-round, we also can test our mettle throughout the Sunshine State on renowned courses and iconic holes, many of which have brought some of the game's greatest players to their knees.


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Dedicated to the Glagolitic Glagolitic and all through the country history. It is a Croatian historical primer of Al's and by Ω.
Its purpose is to Baška Valley, the place where he discovered Baska tablet-Croatian statehood document from 1100. year, build a monument of lasting value that will teach visitors about this area refer to historical and cultural features and values of the region and the history of Croatian statehood.
Formed a trail of stone sculpture that stretches from Treskavac pass through to the old pier in the Baška port. The path is not straight line, since the sculptures beside important cultural, historic landmarks or significant natural areas. Made the 34 stone sculptures carved Glagolitic letters; 4 larger, the work of academic sculptor Ljubo de Karina and 30 smaller sculptures, which were created during the sculpture workshops in Baska.
Turisticka zajednica opcine Baška Kralja Zvonimira 114 51523 Baška Croatia www.tz-baska.hr Email : [email protected] Telephone : 856-817
Apartments Baska
Events in Baska
Guide trough Baska
The data on island colonization associated with the Illyrian tribe Japoden Liburna and then the Greeks, when the island of Krk belongs Elektridskim or Apsirtidskim.
Roman lead to the end of the old era and the first century AD.
However by the end of the 6th century Croats began to settle on the island become an absolute majority.
On the island of Krk is very early Christianity arrived and is already in the 5th century. N. e. formed the diocese with the center in the city of Krk and the first known Bishop Andrew (680). Croats settled in families by castles and therefore today the island has four distinct dialect.
At the end of the 12th century. Emerge from these genera and the famous Dukes of Krk-Frankopan.
It is the only family on the Adriatic islands to develop its power in European razmjerima- originated from Vrbnik, and their estates were spread on the mainland: Trsat, Copper, Kraljevica, Crikvenica, Novi Vinodolski, Otocac, Brinje, etc. And are Frankopani at the peak of his powers possessed territory equal to half of today's Croatian.
If Baska is choice for your vacations, you have chosen the best known tourist resort on the island. Connected to the mainland by bridge, and with the airport to Europe, Krk and Baska are the destinations that can be reached easily and quickly! Baska is one of the most desirable tourist destinations in the Croatian Adriatic.It is the position of Baška allow uninterrupted growth and prosperity, as well as a distinctive tourism in the environment. Situated in a quiet valley in the bay surrounded by vineyards, olive groves and flowering broom, with a picturesque background of the rocky mountains of Velebit and the islet, Baska as that is protected from all sides. Her unique beach of white pebbles, 1800 m long, crowned with a Blue Flag for environmental preservation.For this beach, justly said that one of the most beautiful in the Adriatic. To stay in Baška recognized tradition of tourism, which will be developed here over 100 years and also enjoy the amenities that make Baška modern tourist destination. All of you who have an adventurous spirit will find some privacy and solitude in one of thirty small sandy beaches which can be reached on foot or by boat.One of them can become your own little paradise in the beautiful and preserved nature. Baska is still intact and preserved gem of natural beauty. Lovers of beautiful landscapes, flora and fauna will be able to enjoy the beautiful animal species either on land or at sea. The specificity of the Krk landscape consists of and stone, huge area for collecting sheep, bordered by stone walls in the shape of a flower.These types of stone, preserved especially in the plateau area above the Baška valley, a real ornament Baška hilly landscape. It is widely known for its bora which the landscapes full of herbs offers a healthy life to all its residents and visitors. Baska is a rich historical and cultural heritage. Among these, the early Christians of the 5th century, the famous Baška Tablet, the most famous and oldest written Croatian National Monument to the abbey of St.Lucy and other valuable building of churches and chapels and valuable ethnographic collection of Native muzeja.Akvarij Baska offers you the unique experience of sea life and underwater world of the Croatian Adriatic. The aquarium is one of the largest collections of Adriatic mussels and snails in. Baska ... it is impossible to reach, and not come back again.
Baska is surrounded with around thirty pebble beaches accessible to swimmers of all ages, while some of them can be reached by foot or by boat.
The biggest and one of the most beautiful is Baska "Great Beach" which is located in the center, surrounded by bars, restaurants, pizzerias, cafes, hotels, private apartments and other amenities that are an integral part of the place.
"Great Beach" is a natural pebble beach, 1800 m long, it can take several thousand swimmers. It is especially suitable for children and neplivače.Upravo beaches to stimulate the development of tourism in Baska, long ago in the 1908th , when he officially opened the first beach on the island.
Today the beaches are used, as in the previous century, but the content that each visitor can have a safe and worry-free stay.
1232 years Baska castle was built by the Venetians who destroyed and burned 1380 years. On the site today is the Church of St John the Baptist and the graveyard. The view on the whole and Baska Baska Draga is truly fantastic. At that point and interesting promenade called To the moon and back. Name suggests a landscape that truly resembles a lunar.
The village is located Jurandvor Church. Lucy in which he found one of the most important Glagolitic-Baska tablet. It is a slab of white limestone heavy 800 pounds, which is carved the inscription written in which the first mentioned ruler of the national language - the king Zvonimir. The inscription states that the king Zvonimir gave the Church of St. plot. Lucy. The plate is found 1851st and was installed in the church.
The surrounding area may find interesting dry stone structures in the form of stone flowers - Mrgari. They are intended for periodic collection and classification of the various owners of sheep that graze freely.
The most famous beach of the island of Krk, Baska's beach veil. The beach is fully 1800 meters long. The sea is turquoise and frequent waves. Sea is not deep and the bottom is fine sand which makes it ideal for games in the shallows. The beach offers a large selection of additional content to be here so sure everyone can find something for themselves. Blue flag that indicates exceptionally preserved, safe and pleasant environment and clean sea and beach top quality.The beach is very popular and often it can be crowded. It is not rare that in the peak tourist season is almost impossible to find a free space for a towel though is really great.
In the environment of Baska, with craggy coastal landscape, and by looking to attract attention. To all lovers of mountain heights to be able to enjoy walking and hiking in the countryside and are designed and marked tourist trails Baske, who is 19, with a total length of over 90 km. There are both easy and challenging trails, so that everyone can choose the path according to their abilities, desires and mood.When you reach the peaks, you'll remain breathless in front of you will offer wonderful views. For safety it is good to have a map of the paths, which contains descriptions and plenty of useful information and referrals to hikers on what they can expect on their trip. At the end of the trail to Vela Luka you can treat yourself to lunch at the snack bar and Vela Luka, which is located on the beach in the most beautiful bays in the surrounding area. Good time on the walkways Baska and do not forget your camera.
Baška climbing part of what is on offer for an active vacation, and can be enjoyed by all generations. Due to the natural and climatic conditions in the surrounding area there are high cliffs, which are a real treat for fans of rock climbing. In Baska offered three sports crags with more than 100 equipped routes of all weight
Biggest church Baška area. It was built in the baroque style in the early 18th Century (1723)., the interior holds eight altars, one of which is dedicated to St. Trinity. Paintings that adorn the church are works of famous painters from the 18th Fran Juric century, the Venetians Paul Campus of the 16th century, Jacopo Palma the Younger. of the 17th The church is a valuable gift Frankopan counts, artistically crafted silver cross. The bell tower dates from 1766. year, 28 m high
Was built in the early 15th century, and its interior is decorated with altarpieces Celestin Medović. She is well known in the local Bell in 1594. year. Traditionally the rings when the place Baska valley visiting bishop of. Church of Our Lady of the Gorica hill is named after "Goričica" in Jurandvor where he originally was built. Church of Our Lady in Gorica is the largest sanctuary in the diocese of Krk. The church can be reached by road or stairs which has 237 and were built in the 19th st
Romanesque chapel built in the 1514th year. It is located on Pirniče, along the famous beach and the Vela Hotel Atrium Residence Baska. Below the Sv. Mark, are the remains of ancient mosaics and the basilica from the V century BC, and is also found in early Christian baptistery.
Built at the turn of the 11th in 12th century on the ruins of an early Christian church. Most famous church in this area, as well as the entire island and the Croatian, because he was found in the famous and valuable Baska tablet from 1,100. year. Today the church is a copy of the Baska tablet. Sv. Lucy 'in the main altar, a wooden polyptych Masters Luke and John, the sons of Paolo Veneziano, 14th century, whose original is now preserved in the Bishop's Palace in Krk.
Opened in 1970. The ethnographic collection contains Baška area. The museum displays baška costumes, old dishes and kitchen utensils. On the first floor there is a memorial room Dr.Zdenka Cermak (1884-1968), the famous Czech doctor who has spent his working life in Baska as a bathing and local doctor. Since 1997. The Regional Museum of Baska is linked to cultural cooperation with the regional museum of the same name from 20th Brigittenau
Baska Aquarium offers a unique experience of sea life and underwater world of the Croatian Adriatic Sea. Richness and diversity of Adriatic fish (catfish, moray, lobster, grouper, octopus ...) are displayed in twenty-one aquariums that occupy 35 m3 of the sea. The aquarium has one of the largest collections of Adriatic mussels and snails in Croatia. Visit us in the very centre of Baska and enjoy more than 100 species of fish and 400 species of mussels and snails in an area of ca 200m2.


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Peering Into the Patent Portfolio Behind Google Glass
After the billion-dollar Apple-Samsung patent trial, the value of the intellectual property around mobile devices is a lot less hypothetical than it used to be.
One of the areas of rapid development is head-mounted displays — most famously Project Glass, Google's yet-to-be-released wearable devices that promise to do things like unobtrusively notify users about new text messages, help them navigate the world, and take pictures of their kids with no handheld camera necessary.
Earlier this summer Apple was granted a patent for embedding displays in a wearable headset, something it had originally filed for back in 2006. Hmm, sounds a lot like Google Glass, right?
So I asked the folks at patent research firm Envision IP to look at the larger scope of patents around Google Glass-like technologies, from Google, Apple and other companies.
Envision just completed its analysis, finding that Google has 36 issued and four pending U.S. patents on head-mounted display and augmented reality technologies.
Google started filing around these topics in 2010, and has 10 design patents on eyeglass-like devices, plus patents for things like eye-tracking based cursor movement and selection, and the combination of hand, finger and head movements as inputs for a head-mounted device.
But Microsoft, IBM and Canon also began filing U.S. patent applications in this space as early as 1999. Microsoft has 53 HMD and AR patents, IBM has 41 and Canon has 58. Apple, Samsung, LG, Sony, Nokia and Panasonic also have small numbers of U.S. patents in the space.
Envision found that these older patent portfolios deal with general aspects of HMD involving hardware and digital processing technology — things like lenses and optical hardware.
Google's patents are more focused on usability, input and Internet integration, Envision said.
Envision picked out two Google patents that it thought stood out from the rest: 8,235,529 covers unlocking a screen using eye tracking, and 8,184,070, which describes methods for selecting based on an accelerometer. Both of these seem to significantly improve on the existing patented technologies in the space, Envision said.
Still, it should be said that like all patent analysis, this is based on an outdated view of the world. That's because U.S. patent applications aren't published until 18 months after they are filed.


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We try to coordinate each groups activities to go along with what we are already doing so that they complement our work. This year, we are looking forward heading up a couple large projects with teams from the USA, Brazil, and South Africa.
- A water well will be put in in Magola, one of the villages we work at. Currently, the women have to walk well over a mile each way to get water. A team from Katy, Texas has raised the money for this project. They will be doing dramas and activities in the village for three days, then spend three days in town working with contacts at one of our local high schools. They will also spend time with our ladies class on Saturday.
- Our fourth annual English camp will be led by a team from Houston, Texas. This has been a very important part of us reaching out to new students every year.
- A team from Brazil is planning to join us for English camp and other ministry, using their Portuguese.
- A team from South Africa will be working at the same local high school as the Katy team. They will be continuing the stories and teaching, along with helping to set up a vegetable tunnel, and visiting the children's ward at the hospital and orphanage.
We are extremely blessed by those who are taking the time to come and be a part of the lives of the people here through teaching and encouraging!
Below, I've posted some photos taken over the weekend of our women's class and a drama that was put on by some of the students at our Sunday afternoon church at David's house.
Be blessed!
|Mariah and Abby help teach English
|Filo and I working on both English (for her) and Portuguese (for me).
|Inge working on Portuguese and teaching English. After our language exchange classes we have Bible study.
|Four of the Christians presented a drama dealing with the pull between following God and the world.
|Scott often uses the audience to help teach a point. The guys had fun with this one.


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Many workers find that their labor skills are no longer in demand. Rising unemployment reduces aggregate demand, hence further reducing the demand for labor in a vicious cycle.
People love to place labels on things that will favor their own perspective and often deny the true nature (or character) of that which they purport to describe. We label a prison for juvenile offenders as a "house of opportunity," pro-business lobbyists are "defenders of free enterprise," anti-abortion-rights advocates are "defenders of a woman's right to choose." The list of examples is endless.
So it should come as no surprise when I assert that the "job creators" in the U.S. economy today are the very folks described a century ago as "robber barons." These are the same people, and our choice of terminology to describe them merely tends to confuse that basic truth.
Behind each of these labels there is some seeming justification. There is also some misrepresentation. The term job creator assumes that the impetus for the job originates with the employer. The fact of the matter is that no business hires an employee to produce a product unless the demand for the product, or at least the anticipation of demand, is there first. It is spending that drives the capitalist engine in the immediate period.
This is not to say that other incentives for businesses to produce (e.g. taxes) are unimportant. It is to say that the initial impetus to produce and hire is spending. Businesses do not set out with the purpose of creating jobs. They hire workers to produce products that will realize a profit. Profits provide the incentive for entrepreneurs (businesses) to organize the other resources to produce the goods. Businesses and profits are necessary elements in the economic process.
An essential question today is whether our economy can generate enough spending to secure what we would call full employment. The classical economists, based on assumptions of insatiable human wants, and perfectly flexible wages and prices, would say that in the absence of government intervention, full employment will be guaranteed. The Keynesians allege that it will not, and that a major economic responsibility of government is to enact (stabilization) policies to ensure that demand is adequate.
The widespread adoption of pro-active fiscal and monetary policies following the Great Depression of the 1930s is widely credited by many economists for the relative economic stability witnessed in the succeeding decades. But rising productivity has allowed us to produce the goods and services demanded by the private sector with less labor.
Indeed, many workers find that their labor skills are no longer in demand in today's labor market. Rising unemployment reduces aggregate demand, hence further reducing the demand for labor in a vicious cycle.
The economic cost of unemployment includes (though is certainly not limited to) all the goods and services that could have been produced, had these folks been working. The current problem is that the demand in the private sector is not sufficient for businesses to justify hiring them.
There is today a large collective need for goods and services that may best be provided by the public sector — national defense, infrastructure, environmental maintenance, and, more debatably, mixed goods such as education and medical care. The tragedy is to allow large-scale unemployment to persist when we have these unmet public needs. Utilizing resources to produce public goods need not appropriate resources away from the provision of goods in the private sector if those resources are otherwise unemployed.
I am keenly aware of the standard arguments directed against inefficient government bureaucracy and waste. However, I would suggest that inefficiency is not the sole province of the public sector. Anyone who has worked for a large corporation or bank knows that to be the case. There are many reasons why most small businesses fail within a decade, but inefficiency is certainly a cause in some cases.
The key with publicly funded enterprise is to provide the incentives for efficient behavior to take place, and to let go of those enterprises that prove to be ineffective. Some programs will fail just as some private businesses fail. But that should not serve as a basis for inaction.
I can hear some of my friends and colleagues saying that this is just another call for government intervention to the detriment of free enterprise principles — that "government is not the solution, government is the problem." But as I intimated at the outset, slogans and labels are full of half-truths and do not contribute toward viable solutions.
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Ken Griffey Jr. will bat fifth and play mostly center field for the Chicago White Sox.
Based upon what he has shown as a Red this season, his shortcomings offensively can be hidden better batting fifth than they were batting third here.
But because every statistical fielding service says Griffey no longer has any range in the outfield, all indications are that he will be exposed even more playing center than he was playing right for the Reds. He presently ranks among the bottom third defensively among all National League right fielders.
One well-known and much-used statistical service goes so far as to rank Griffey 30th defensively among major-league right fielders this year. He ranked 25th in 2007 and didn't even finish in the top 30 in 2006.
Griffey himself was concerned that White Sox general manager Ken Williams wants him to play mostly center and fill in some in right and occasionally spell Jim Thome as the designated hitter.
"When I talked to Junior, he was very honest," the Sox general manager told the Chicago Sun-Times. "He said, 'Well, I've got to tell you, I don't know if you're going to see the guy from Seattle.' I said, 'We're not looking for that guy from Seattle.'"
Griffey hasn't played center field since 2006, when he was deemed no longer fast enough to cover the necessary ground.
There were some comments in the media Thursday stating that Chicago's U.S. Cellular Field is more spacious than Great American Ball Park, but that isn't true. The fielding services rate them about equal.
The White Sox left fielder, Carlos Quentin, is rated a below-average fielder, and right fielder Jermaine Dye is rated slightly above average. So Griffey won't be getting help from the corners.
The only advantage he brings the ChiSox is a modest boost offensively. Griffey isn't having a good year (.245 batting average, .355 on-base percentage, 15 home runs and 53 RBI), but it's better than the hitters he is replacing.
The White Sox GM considers Griffey a defensive upgrade over Chicago center fielder Nick Swisher, but the statistical services don't agree with that assessment. They rate Swisher as league average.
Swisher apparently will be moved to first base to replace the slumping Paul Konerko. Swisher isn't hitting well, either, but he's hitting better of late.
One respected sabermetric service ranks the Reds' No. 3 hole hitters and right fielders (in both cases, almost exclusively Griffey) 23rd out of the major leagues' 30 teams this season.
That doesn't say much for Griffey. And yet, despite how much his power has eroded, he's still a decent upgrade over Konerko. If there's a net-plus in this for Chicago, that's where it lies.
Chicago entered Thursday 60-46 and leading the American League Central Division by 11/2 games over Minnesota. The White Sox are viewed as inferior to the AL West-leading Angels and whoever wins the AL East. But anything can happen if a team can make it to the postseason.
The White Sox are also fighting an intra-city war with the crosstown Cubs for fans and media attention. Some of that media already are proclaiming that while Griffey isn't the Cubs' Jim Edmonds in center field, he gives the franchise some buzz.
Overall, the Reds got good marks Thursday from sabermetricians who write blogs. These fellows pay close attention to all the numbers, including financial ones. Justin Inaz, who makes regular contributions to a sabermetric column that runs on Sundays in The Enquirer, said that "strictly from the vantage point of removing his salary and lack of performance from the roster, it looks like the Reds did well by this deal."
More Inaz: "I don't expect that the players they're receiving in return for Griffey (relief pitcher Nick Masset and Triple-A second baseman Danny Richar) will amount to much of anything, but given that they are making the league minimum, it doesn't matter all that much."


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Oscars host Seth MacFarlane was scrutinized and criticized for his jokes and demeanor on Sunday night. Many said they would never want him back. Well he doesn't want to do it again, either. Here's MacFarlane's answer to whether he would tak the gig again if offered, tweeted from his account last night:
RT @crusephoto: @sethmacfarlaneWould you host the #Oscars again if asked? // No way.Lotta fun to have done it, though.
— Seth MacFarlane (@SethMacFarlane) February 26, 2013
Could Tina Fey and Amy Poehler host after their turn emceeing the Golden Globes? Many on Twitter called for that Sunday.
'Why couldn't they get Tina and Amy to host?' William Shatner to @sethmacfarlane #Oscars
— MTV (@MTV) February 25, 2013
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are high five-ing each other right now! #Oscars
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If Jon Matsumoto's career as a hockey player hadn't panned out, he could have blamed his mom.
"I was a chubby kid — 214 pounds," he said. "It was my mother's fault. She was a great cook."
However, the Sharks' center turned 26 earlier this month and has slimmed down substantially since his days growing up in Ottawa. Matsumoto is 6 feet tall and plays at 185 pounds, which seems just about right since one of the most appealing aspects of his game through the years has been durability.
In five full pro seasons, Matsumoto has never missed more than three games in a campaign. He has scored at least 20 goals in each of those seasons, which is a major reason the Sharks — offensively challenged the last two years — were happy to sign him as a free agent this summer.
Through Worcester's first seven games, Matsumoto had two goals. That's a 20-goal pace, but not one he's happy with.
"I'm way behind schedule," he said.
It isn't that Matsumoto has lacked chances to score. He just hasn't finished as well as he usually does and hasn't had that many bounces go his way. Perhaps that's about to change.
On Sunday, he wound up all alone with the puck and half of an empty net in front of Bridgeport goalie Kevin Reiter, who somehow got a glove on the first shot. Still all by himself, Matsumoto was able to pop in the rebound.
"If that hadn't gone in," he said, "I think there would have been a few broken sticks in the dressing room."
He had two goals in three games last weekend, both against Bridgeport. That's becoming a common theme with Matsumoto, who said, "I love seeing the New York teams." His only two goals this year are against the Sound Tigers, who are owned by the Islanders; his first professional goal in 2007 came against Bridgeport, and his only two NHL goals have been scored against the Islanders.
Matsumoto's dad is of Japanese descent, but his family arrived in Canada in the 1930s. Masumoto has yet to visit Japan, and visiting Europe is on the to-do list before that.
As a teenager, he was recruited by several American colleges and chose Bowling Green, a good school but not a renowned hockey power. Going to Bowling Green was a thoughtful decision that worked out well.
"I saw a lot of guys I played juniors with," he said, "go off to a school and they'd score three, four goals a year. That's because they were third- and fourth-line players. Bowling Green told me I'd get a lot of ice time and I figured that with my draft year coming up, I might be able to put up some numbers."
He did, scoring 18 goals as a freshman and 20 as a sophomore in 2005-06. The Philadelphia Flyers drafted him in the third round that summer and Matsumoto turned pro with the AHL's Philadelphia Phantoms at the end of the 2006-07 season. That was not bad duty, as being in the minor leagues goes.
"I loved it in Philadelphia," he said. "We were right there with the NHL team and except for a couple of things, we shared facilities and it was a great setting."
The Phantoms moved to Glens Falls in 2009-10 and Matsumoto played in all 80 games and scored 30 goals, his highest total as a pro. He was traded to the Carolina Hurricanes in June and made his NHL debut for them later that season.
Matsumoto finished last year with San Antonio in the Panthers' organization and would not have minded going back, but couldn't work out a deal.
"This seemed like a good fit," he said of signing with the Sharks, "and my fianc�e is from Attleboro, so it's close to that."
And it gives him a chance to play more games against Bridgeport than he would have down in San Antonio.
1. What is the southernmost city ever to be home for an AHL franchise?
2. Who is the youngest player ever to play in a game for the Sharks?
3. What is the record for the most goals, both teams included, ever scored in a game at the DCU Center (Centrum included).
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The Sharks, so far, like the three-in-three weekend concept. Last weekend, they won two games in three days after winning none in the first 14 days of the season. They have another coming up starting tomorrow night in Providence. The last time Worcester won on the road was down there on March 3. Since then, it is 0-9-3, and in the Sharks' last 20 road games dating back to Feb. 11, they are 2-14-4, an embarrassing record.
And, oh — the Providence game is probably the easy part of the weekend. St. John's is at the DCU Center on Saturday and the Sharks have never beaten the IceCaps in Worcester. Sunday, it's Manchester. As bad as Worcester looked up there last Saturday, it was not alone in its misery. Binghamton was in on Sunday and lost, 4-0.
In their last three games, the Monarchs are 3-0 and have outscored their opponents, 15-5.
Nice work, as usual, by the San Jose scouting staff. Three of the top 10 rookie scorers in the AHL were signed as amateurs by the Sharks. That's the good side of the equation. The bad side is that one of them, Michael Sgarbossa, is playing for Lake Erie and another, Charlie Coyle, is in Houston. Sebastian Stalberg, tied for seventh in rookie scoring, is still here in Worcester. … It was interesting having Larry Robinson around last week, and interesting to realize that he spent 1-1/2 years in the AHL before becoming an NHL regular. That would never happen today, a player of his ability staying in the minors that long, or maybe even ever playing in the minors. Brett Hull went through something similar when he turned pro, spending virtually the entire 1986-87 with Moncton in the AHL and scoring 50 goals along the way. … Charlotte goalie Dan Ellis, who saw 42 shots in two games last weekend and stopped them all, is Player of the Week. … Frazer McLaren went over the 500 penalty-minute mark last weekend, becoming the first Sharks player to break that barrier. Depending on how long the NHL lockout lasts and how long he is here, McLaren likely will climb into second place on the all-time Worcester list. Right now, Kevin Sawyer is there with 567. … Goalie Alex Stalock's next win will be his 62nd and will tie him with IceCat Brent Johnson on the city's all-time list. Thomas Greiss is first with 74.
Two Armstrongs are in Mountain Time Zone, with the Sharks' Riley Armstrong skating for Utah of the East Coast Hockey League and former IceCat Derek Armstrong coaching Denver of the Central Hockey League. One of Derek Armstrong's players, although currently on the injured list, is former IceCats defenseman Aaron MacKenzie. … Taylor Dakers, the ex-Shark who had to retire early due to injuries, is the goalie coach for Everett of the Western Hockey League. … Former Sharks defenseman Michael Wilson is with Orlando of the ECHL and Riley Gill, who played one period in net for the Sharks, is with Louisiana of the Southern Pro Hockey League.
1. San Antonio, Texas, is the AHL's southernmost city ever, barely south of Houston on the map, and a little south of Jacksonville, Fla.
2. Jamie McGinn was 18 years, 8 months old when he skated for the Sharks on April 6, 2007.
3. The IceCats and Portland Pirates combined for 17 goals on Jan. 5, 1996 with Worcester winning, 10-7.