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Sketchup is Inacurrate???Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???Displaying objects:
Accuracy and precision: Accuracy 999,999 to 0.000001 by factor of the units and the zooming changes the slue range of precision. Sketchup can view the very small object with no limits: ? Setting length to mm you can measurement to 1 nano-meter 10^-9 or you may change to another units scale. You can square and resize sketchup objects by the scale tool I use the meshtab to read measure unit only Now if I wanted to show smaller units of measurement I would turn off the display unit format and then write-in the new units of measurement Examples .3 to 3 Angstrom 1,75 to 15 femto meters and keep going to dx Sketchup can view the very large object with no limits too: to infinity: Also Now the bad new: Inaccuratcy 1) Sketchup with more then one objects in a model must follow this rule: Smallest and biggest objects has to be with in a trillion of each other or they won't be format to GUI. trillion = 1,000,000 x 1,000,000 2) Plugin and tools will margin the range of precision in their process so wactch out. Have a nice day Please, register (free) to access all the attachments on the forums.
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Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???SketchUp's internal precision when it comes to lengths is 1/1000th of an inch. You can see that in the Ruby Console:
1.0.to_l == 1.001.to_l # => true 1.0.to_l == 1.002.to_l # => false 1.0.to_l == 1.0011.to_l # => false 1.0.to_l == 1.00101.to_l # => false If the difference is less than 0.001 then it is considered equal. This kind of comparisons is normal and required when doing floating point comparisons. The difficult part is picking the actual precision - in SketchUp isn't 1/1000th of an inch (0,0254mm). Other applications might have a variables precision, configurable by the user, but SketchUp's is hard-coded. I assume SketchUp's precision was picked with architecture in mind where 1/1000th of an inch would be more than enough precision. Thomas Thomassen — SketchUp Monkey & Coding addict
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Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???Sure but when you build the Channel Tunnel (50.5 km) you can have 128.27 mm of error !
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???You can get a pick-axe and hammer that small difference off. The trains can slow down in such a turn easily.
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???I get given cad drawings by 'CAD Engineers' all the time. These drawings look great when printed but very few of the lines actually join. They don't use snap tools, their attitude is if it looks good at 1:100 then its fine.
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Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???I guess this thread illustrates how making such a general sweeping statement "sketchup is inaccurate" doesn't really do much good..
there are quite a few interpretations shown in this thread of what inaccurate actually means.. I guess whoever said that in the first place might of had an actual/specific gripe but we'll never know if it's user error (most probable) or a shortcoming of sketchup itself. carry on dotdotdot
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???I don't really think it matters how accurate sketchup is for that type work (archviz).. as long as the picture looks good or conveys an idea properly, nothing else really matters. accuracy mostly comes into play when you have to actually build what's being drawn. dotdotdot
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???Surely, the question really should be "Is sketchup accurate enough?"
For example, I create a lot of files for sending to a CNC laser cutting machine. The cutting head movements are driven by stepper motors. Thus, there is a maximum precision that can be reached by the machine (one step of the motor transformed by whatever "transmission" is used.) So, just like SU, the machine does not draw true circles - there are a fixed number of points on the bed to which the head can be sent, with a touch of intertia smoothing the steps a little on the way. So, if I want to obtain e.g. a sufficiently smooth curve, I must judge how many edges are needed based on the precision of my machine and behaviour of the material. 1000 edges would be silly - it would generate a massive CNC file when uploaded to the machine for absolutely no improvement in the end product. If I'm making a hole to clear a 3mm bolt, I may use as few as 10 edges - the bolt head and/or washer will easily cover any slight "raggedness" of the circle. So it all comes down to tolerances - if you saw a plank of wood by hand, there is effectively no difference between 15mm and 15.00034532mm - the "precision" of the numbers is illusory, as you can't possibly cut that accurately.
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That is still just half the question. Enough for what? For modelling the universe (very large units) or atoms (very small units) then it's not accurate enough. Because it's not designed to handle such extremes. Thomas Thomassen — SketchUp Monkey & Coding addict
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Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???Don't be so theoretical, TT. "Enough" meaning the normal use of it starting from mechanical design to landscape/urban planning.
I have to say that for what I use SU - and that is somewhere between the scope of individual building architecture and landscape/urban size projects, it is accurate enough. I noticed that when surveyors survey land and sites, their "accuracy" is somewhere within the 10 centimetre (~ 4") "tolerance". When I measure an existing building, even if it is new and (supposedly) was built as accurately as the bricklayers/builder can go, there's at least about 1-2 cm (~ 1 ") "tolerance", too. Now why should my models be more accurate? (Of course, I can go for even more accuracy but other than getting things co-planar and arcs meeting in an arch, there's no reason for me). Gai...
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???Point being is that in these types of discussions people tend to argue based on their own usage. Usage which often is never mentioned, so people argue on generic terms based on their specific experience. So two participants arguing their case can easily be both simultaneously right and wrong.
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Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???Sorry for the question but as I never use with it
On a plotter (image above) circles from SU are transformed (postscript or other) or it's just like on the sreen so tiny segments ? From Jeff's answer seems yes (tiny segts)...
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???
It's always segments as far as I know. Those circles in the mind of SU never translate into CAD circles. I find I have to redraw parts of an autocad export from sketchup because those line jagginess can look really awful on an otherwise smooth plot. Also, all the overlapping and partial line segments are just awful to work with. Don't know if Layout does anything different though, I don't imagine so.
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He he, yes I was being lazy with my words! "Enough" meaning - enough for the model to meet its ultimate purpose, as decided by the end user (or his/her client/customer). As you also hinted - the original question is unanswerable because we do not know the purpose of the model - without this information no definitive answer can be given, nor can the OP gauge the usefullness of any advice offered. The "universe" to "atoms" comparison is interesting - the units within SU are only notional, we are free to interpret the text labels as we wish. I could arbitrarily decide that the letter "m" really means miles or microns (or Mega light years!) if it made my model making more simple - and this would require no adjustment to the internal number representation of the software. In fact, we can see that this is even advisable sometime - use metres as a millimetre substitute to avoid the "small faces" problem.
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???I don't have a problem with SU circles and arcs being a collection of tangents. I do have a problem with the Followme tool not being able extrude a face that is actually congruent to that collection. That, IMO, is an instance of what I would call inaccurate... as in wrong enough that I must do manual corrections to make it right.
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can you attach an example .skp to illustrate your issue? (and yeah, I agree that there's all sorts of problems with follow me... I'm just curious as to what you're trying to do with it) dotdotdot
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???Sketchup is inacurrate???
Hard to answer. As has been said by others here, it depends on what you model and on what you need as a result. I read the question as: can you rely on SU if you know what you are doing? Just saying that SketchUp's limitation is 0.001 inch (0.0254mm) may be difficult to understand. Can't it do better than that? Is it realy that inaccurate? See John Bacus's answer in this thread: http://groups.google.com/a/googleproduc ... PdazWSUX4J At first (at that time) I didn't fully understand the meaning of this threshold mentioned by John. Precision goes way beyond that limit. (Although its setting only serves how to display dimensions, etc. It doesn't have any effect on the modeling itself.) Thomthom "proved" to me that SketchUp conciders length differences equal to or less than 0.001" as not existing. To shed some light on what this threshold realy means when modeling I had to put some simple examples together in a model. I'll share them (the model) here, together with some of my conclusions. 1) SU can't have any two endpoints in the same context with a distance less than (or equal to) 0.001". So the shortest edge is 0.001"+… 2) to model with smaller distances between certain objects you can go way below that 0.001". But the geometry has to be split over different contexts (groups) to allow endpoints to come as close as 0.000001mm. This can be demonstrated by setting the precision to 0.000001mm. 3) If somehow SU doesn't accept the small input that you wish to feed, move away first and then back by [same distance+small] input. FAIK SU itself uses that high precision (and even higher) for correct intersections etc. This is (to me at least) very good to know. It gives me the feeling that at this point I can trust SU's inferencing engine and what is under the hood. Even if you model in mm or round inches or more, the program has to do its job at way higher precision to still give you an accurate model. A (maybe not the best) example: Think of a stairway, floor to floor 2.75m, 15 steps. => rise 183.333333mm You may not want to know the rise in three decimals. Millimeters is enough to check its correctness. But it's good to know that SU divides correctly. Now you don't have to care about chain dimensions. You can just measure from ground to any of these steps. p.s. I haven't played with angles in a similar way (yet). Please, register (free) to access all the attachments on the forums.
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Sure, I've attached an example. My work flow is to import a template of what I want to extrude along an arc, then create a circle of the required radius, use the protractor to measure off a set distance (n the example it is 20d), clean away what's not needed, select the line of the arc and hit Followme. All you need to do is download the model, highlight the arc and use Followme on the vertical face standing at 0,0,0. What you will find is none of the four corners of the extruded shapre are where they belong. The two corners closest to the center of the circle are farther apart than they should be and the two farthest form the center are too close together. The example has a set of faces that should be where the corners fall. You'll see they fall short or have pushed thru. Please, register (free) to access all the attachments on the forums.
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???Dave, I wouldn't extrude in that manner for complete accuracy. If I'm understanding the problem correctly, this is an example of the limitation of SU when it comes to aligning faces with the beginning and end of an extrude path. The face to be extruded is not fully perpendicular to the beginning of the path...as witnessed by the slight gap between the original template and the extrusion.
In these kind of situations you need something of a lead-in and follow-through to get the shape to extrude properly. I'd be thinking in terms of extruding along a greater section of arc, then trimming either end. Another solution is to edit either end of the extrude path so that it starts and finishes perpendicular to the existing faces. I have done this in the attached file. I have then welded the entire path back together with Recurve. You'll find that the profile now extrudes perfectly...even to cutting a hole in the diameter wall of the semicircle. Please, register (free) to access all the attachments on the forums. FormFonts
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Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???
I think it is perpendicular Alan. The Y value of every point of the original face is zero... and so is the the centerpoint of the circle and the start of the arc. I'll recap my procedure:
2. Draw a vertical line up 2-5m from 0,0,0 3. Draw aline on the dotted red axis of the necessary length -- in this example I used 100m 4. Draw a circle at the end of the previous line, using a radius of 100m 5. Change the number of segments of the circle from 24 to 360. 6. Use the protractor at the center of the circle to map out 20d of arc. 7. Draw a line from the center of the circle along the dotted line, intersecting the circle. 8. Delete what is not needed. 9. Highlight the arc. 10. Use followme on the original face. Considering the above, I see a mistake could be made at step 2, failing to draw a line on the axis, and at step 4, failing to center the circle on the endpoint of the line. Either would create an arc that is not perpendicular to the face. Wouldn't the proper quality check be to verify that both steps 2 and 4 have a Y axis value of 0? I havn't had a chance to review the model you uploaded... I'll check later tonite or first thing tomorrow. WRT your suggestion to use a lead in and follow thru, that is what I do and is what I had in mind when I wrote needs to be manually corrected. I have created several thousand of these extrusions... each one needing to be manually corrected. Either I'm using the tool improperly or it doesn't do what it is supposed to do.
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???
Both sides of the path are at an angle of 89.5 degrees (not perpendicular) to the connected faces. So the follow me starts and ends incorrectly.
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???Let's keep in mind that it is called SKETCHup Not GoogleCAD.
SU was originally designed for architectural concepts, not as an engineering CAD. Accuracy and precision in those fields take on totally different definitions. Yes, I use SU as a Pseudo-CAD because I cannot afford nor justify SOLIDWORKS for what I am doing. It does the job real fine, but I wished it could do more, especially in the area of solids animation. I have to keep reminding myself constantly when defining my airplane parts that I an NOT making shop drawings; I DON'T have to concern myself with parts micro-fitting and dimensional precision beyond making it look right. If it came to really making that airplane, I would be using SOLIDWORKS or more likely; CATIA, using my SU model as a CONCEPTUAL MODEL. __________________
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In the "DUH" thread this problem with Follow-me came up. Here is my (copied) reply....... ====================================================== Re: The "Duh!" thread (aka the Doh! thread) Postby jgb on Sun, 25 Mar 2012 12:03 pm Another thing with Follow-Me I discovered a while back (and reported) is when you are defining a path that has curves, place the template face somewhere on a straight portion of any line segment, NOT at an endpoint. If follow-me starts on an endpoint, the face template follows one of the subtended angles and royally screws up at the end, with an end face out of alignment. This is especially a major factor with closed loops. However, if started on a straight section, it will end perpendicular to the last line of the path, and if the path is a closed loop, it will join properly. __________________
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???This is a good piece of advice. But would placing the profile on the segment rather than the vertex on a specified radius change the radius of the extruded figure somewhat, and thereby possibly creating a misalignment somewhere else?
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Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???
so going off that train of thought, I should just buy AutoCad then all my drawings will be done automatically. dotdotdot
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???
correct. follow me simply doesn't recognize an arc if it's part of a path.. align the profile properly at one point on the arc will cause an error elsewhere.. and vice versa.. and there's no simple fix to or (other than using a plugin) dotdotdot
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Am curious how you determine that. Could you explain please?
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???
Use the 'Protractor' tool constrained to blue (R/G plane) on the beginning endpoint of the path. Begin measuring the angle somewhere on/along the profile. End measuring the angle somewhere on the first arc segment. It measures 89.5 degrees.
Re: Sketchup is Inacurrate???
Yes, but that is a subjective "accuracy" syndrome. SU creates arcs, curves and circles whose defined dimensions are at the endpoints of the segments, so anything dimensioned at the segments centerpoint will be not quite "accurate". And until SU draws analog arc, curves and circles, rather than with digital segments, you can never get away without some inaccuracy of the extruded form. The only way to avoid (minimize actually) this; is to create arcs, curves and circles with way more segments, which then creates a practicality problem. Alternatively, create the extrusion face at a vertex/endpoint and then copy it to some position on the adjacent segment, keeping its origin point on the line. __________________
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The McKinney First Baptist Church is offering residents age 18 and younger two kinds of food: for the body and for the soul.
A communitywide summer food-service program got under way last week at the church, located at 401 W. Erwin Ave. in McKinney. The program offers free dinner meals for all children and youth from 5:30 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. Tuesdays and Wednesdays through Aug. 29.
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He emphasized, "It is not mandatory for children who participate in our food ministry that they attend our prayer service or Bible study. However, we will encourage everyone to come and get some spiritual food to go along with their physical food."
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Although McKinney First Baptist has a predominately black congregation, Rosenthal said the free meals will be offered to youth of all races and backgrounds. "Red, brown, yellow, black or white, all are precious in God's sight, and all are welcome," he said.
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Well folks, I'm waiting for spring time. Some folks like fall and winter but I like spring. When the trees start to bud and the leaves start coming up and the grass gets greener its a time when everything comes to life. There will be plenty of work to do on the farm like mowing the lawn and putting out the garden, but the grandbaby said he would help me. He likes to hoe the garden stuff. But I wonder when the sun gets hot how long he will help me. But he is tough, he likes brushing his pony and feeding the pony sweet feed.
I'm trying to teach him the right things to do. He likes it here on the farm. He helps me feed the chicken and gather the eggs. A lot of children don't know anything about growing up on the farm. He and I go to the barn and he gets on the big boat and he wants to go fishing. He's got anything that a child wants and I have spoiled him big time. We go to Sunday school and church and he is a good boy and he plays his guitar and sings too.
Happy birthday wishes go out to Wendy Beard way up Greensburg and may the good Lord bless you to have many more.
Pray for all the sick: Lee Hicks, Waymon and Joyce Mills, Edgar Lawson. So pray for them, folks.
The Hima Post Office will be changing hours starting January 14. The hours will be 9 – 11 a.m. Monday through Friday and on Saturday 7 a.m. – 1 p.m. The post offices are cutting back.
I want to thank everyone for reading my little column. Remember the ones in the hospitals and the nursing homes. Pray for all the ones that have lost a loved one. May the good Lord bless you and may He forever hold you in his hands.
Well folks, Christmas has come and gone. Here at our house, we had a good Christmas. Everyone was happy and all the children had a good time. We had a good dinner and we had a lot of the family Christmas day. The grandboy got what he told Santa to bring him. He got excited when he opened his gifts.
We want to thank the Pelfreys way up Virginia way for the gifts they sent to us and Raden. Sarah, we can't thank you enough for what you have done for us. I got a camera for Christmas, and the good Lord willing, we will send you some pictures of the grandboy. He's growing up so fast and he catches on so quick. He can make chords on his guitar and sings up a storm sometimes. He's not three years old and he can count and say his ABCs and when I'm playing the guitar, he watches my fingers as I make chords. Maybe one day he will be a banjo player. I sure hope so.
Well folks, the New Year will be here very soon and I guess some people are making resolutions for the coming year. Going to Sunday school and church should be one of them.
Our elected officials are passing bills and making changes. They should put prayer back in our schools, I believe it would help. It sure used to. People today need to show love to one another and be kind to one another. As the bible says, Love thy neighbor as thyself. Do unto them as you would have them do to you.
Some folks are still sick and need prayer: Edgar Lawson, Waymon and Joyce Mills and Inez Smith.
Happy birthday wishes go out to Bradley Wilson, Sarah Gibson, Cody Denson, Preston Roark, Larry Smith, Diana Brown, Jonathan Denson, Aaron Smith and Wendy Beared. So happy birthday to all of you and may God bless you all to have many more.
We wish for everyone a happy and prosperous New Year and thanks to all of you that get the Enterprise and for reading my little column. May the good Lord bless all of you. Pray for all the sick, the ones in the hospital and nursing home and for all the ones that have lost a loved one. God bless America and may He always hold you in His hands.
We sure have been blessed here in Clay County.
We sure have been blessed here in Clay County. It's almost Christmas time and its 60 degrees here today. But we don't know how long the pretty weather will last. Enjoy it while we can.
A lot of folks have put up the pretty lights around their homes. The city has done a good job putting up the decorations and lights at town, they are so pretty. The children like to see them. Christmas is a wonderful time of the year, its Christ's birthday, when our Savior was born.
The grandbaby got some of the things he wanted for Christmas. He wanted a pony, a bridle and saddle and he got them. He likes the pony and has already rode the pony. A boy needs a pony here on the farm. He is a good boy, he likes going to Sunday school and church. He acts like a grown up and everyone at the church loves him. So many children don't even know who Jesus is because they have never been to Sunday school or church.
Our prayers go out to all of the families that lost their children at the school where a young man killed his mother and 26 more at the school, 20 were young children. We wonder what gets in people's mind to do awful things like this.
Remember the James Brown family. James and I were good friends. Our prayers go out to them, he surely will be missed. Some folks are still sick and need prayer: Waymon and Joyce Mills, Lee Hicks and Edgar Lawson.
Some folks are having birthdays this week: Shane Gibson, Jordan Sizemore, Victor Gregory and Oakley Ray Gregory on Christmas day. Happy anniversaries go out to George and Fay Blair, Donald Lee and Anna Hubbard, Harold and Trish Smith, and Lee and Lillie Mae Hicks. So to you all, may the good Lord bless each of you to have many more. We love you all, from all your families and friends.
Tina Ann Sheets wants to say hello to her grandson Jaxson Smith and we would like to say hello and a merry Christmas to our family up Michigan way and up Indiana way too. From our house to yours, we wish for you all the best Christmas ever. May the good Lord bless you and God bless America and may He forever hold you in his hands.
Well folks, I'm sorry about not getting to put my column in the paper last week. I was sick again, but I'm better now. Thank you all for calling me about my little write up as we think about Christmas. It's a wonderful thing. It's Christ's birthday, when Jesus was born.
Too many have forgotten the true reason for the season. I know it's good for families to get together and many exchange gifts, but we all should be glad that Jesus was born to be our Savior.
Today, we hear of so many bad things happen in the world and the country we live in. I can tell you that God loves all mankind and he will help you if you want Him to. We all have choices to make. I trust that you will choose Jesus. What would we do without Him or where could we go. Friends, it's a thought.
I want to thank you all for the pretty Christmas cards that we got. The grand baby is growing so fast. We went to Sunday school and church too. He likes going, he plays his guitar and sings too. Today, not many parents take their children to Sunday school or church. It would make a difference in their homes and their families.
This week, birthday wishes go out for Dakota Daugh Sizemore, Jaden Eli Broughton, Kassie Williams, Donald Lee Hubbard Jr, Ethel Mae Jackson and Toby Tate Scrivner. Hope you have a great one and may the Lord bless you to have many more, from all of our family to you.
A lot of people are sick and in need of prayer: James Brown, Waymon and Joyce Mills, Edgar Lawson and Lee Hicks. Our prayers go out to the Brown family. James and Carol Brown sure need prayers, as they lost a daughter this past week and James is in the Lexington Hospital at this time. They have had their share of sorrow, so pray for them and the ones in the hospitals, the nursing homes and for all those that have lost a loved one.
Well, I'll stop for this time. May the good Lord bless and keep you and may He forever hold you in His hands.
Well, Thanksgiving has come and gone and we had plenty of company through the holiday and we had enough turkey and ham for everyone. Nobody left hungry. We thank the good Lord for His blessings and His goodness.
My wife sure likes to cook, and she sure is a good cook. She can make homemade biscuits like my mother used to make. I call them cathead biscuits. I hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving.
Well, the next holiday will be Christmas. That is Christ's birthday. The Lord is so good to us all, we are so blessed here in America. Look at the other countries, war everywhere.
I'll say one thing, America needs to turn back to God. I wonder myself how long will God keep on Blessing us. The Bible says that the nations that forgot God will perish. God has all power. Seems like we are at ease. We all should be watching for his coming and I believe that we are living in the last days. Any more, people don't want to go to church and there is a great falling away.
Well, some folks are still sick and need prayer: James Brown and his daughter Sonya Dezarn, Edgar Lawson, Waymon and Joyce Mills, Landon McDaniels, Inez Smith and Von Minton. So pray for all these people, they need a touch from the Lord.
Happy birthday wishes go out to Gary Roberts. May the good Lord bless you to have many more.
I'm looking for a pony for the grandbaby. If you have one that is gentle for a 3 year old to ride, call me at 598-6348. I'll truly appreciate it.
I want to thank everyone for reading my little column each week. Well, I'll stop for this time. Pray for the ones in the hospitals, the nursing homes and for the ones that have lost a loved one. May the good Lord bless and keep you and may He forever hold you in His hands.
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LANGHOLM Colt Russell Anderson joined the Scotland under 17 squad at Peebles for a weekend training camp.
They played against a Border/City Select last Sunday when the Langholm player turned in a good performance at hooker and the Scotland side won 28-0. Iain Park, the Langholm physio, helped at the game.
The under 17 Scotland squad are at Murrayfield this Sunday against a Newcastle Falcons Academy squad. Robin Hislop of Langholm, listed under Hawick Wanderers, was in prop for the Scotland under 18 team that lost by a narrow 34-26 to France under 18 at Philiphaugh last Sunday. The Scots play Wales at the Greenyards this Sunday.
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Now that the food source is in short supply, the family desperately wants to know what's happening with their son's only lifeline.
"There is no other option," said Jennifer Gonzalez, Michael's mother.
Michael suffers from "Food Protein Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome" also called FPIES.
It's a condition that limits the types of food he can eat.
Doctors say the condition normally goes away by the time kids turn Michael's age.
But Michael's doctors are calling it the worst case they've even seen because he reacts to all foods.
"Vomiting, severe pain, then within the next twelve hours it's diarrhea the point that he becomes severely dehydrated and lethargic," said Gonzalez.
After many long nights, the Gonzalez's saw light at the end of the tunnel when they found a solution in the form of Neocate Junior Unflavored without Prebiotics
But three weeks ago, Michael started reacting to that, too.
"I never thought the one form of nutrition my son could have would be altered," said Gonzalez.
The Gonzalez's say the company that makes their child's only safe form of nutrition changed something.
At first they though it was just the label but they quickly realized something else was wrong.
The company told the family nothing has changed but the Gonzalez's aren't convinced and their options are limited.
"These old label cans he can have, they expire October 28, 2013, when they expire so will he," said Gonzalez.
The family has the FDA involved and is trying to raise awareness to either get the company to fix the problem or find someone else to make the exact same formula.
"We have until October, his birthday is in October, he can't die when he's 4," said Gonzalez.
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Portland Trail Blazers 104, Hawks 93: Wesley Matthews scored 28 points and Damian Lillard added 22 as host Portland rallied for its second road win in as many nights.
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Nicolas Batum and Lillard knocked down 3-pointers in a 9-0 burst to put the Trail Blazers ahead to stay at 82-78. Atlanta was within one before Lillard drilled another 3-pointer in a 12-2 spurt to break the game open.
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A father accused of killing his six children in a house fire will continue giving evidence today as part of the defence case in his manslaughter trial.
There were emotional scenes in court yesterday as Mick Philpott, 56, broke down and sobbed in the witness box as a 999 call made by him and his wife as the blaze took hold with the children trapped inside was played to jurors.
Six siblings died in the fire. Jade, 10, and brothers John, nine, Jack, eight, Jesse, six and Jayden, five, died during the blaze. Their brother Duwayne, 13, was taken to Derby Royal Hospital and transferred to Birmingham Children's Hospital but died three days later.
Philpott, his wife, and a third defendant Paul Mosley, 46, have all denied six separate counts of manslaughter in relation to each of the deaths.
Philpott repeatedly wiped away tears as he described trying in vain to get to his children in the upstairs bedrooms as the fire began to engulf the house in Victory Road, Derby, in the early hours of May 11 last year.
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Friday, May 20, 2011
Daniel Ingram Inteviewed by 24h Vancouver
A Canadia magazine has interviewed him, and 90% of it is about how crazy our fanbase is. This is definitely worth the read!
>Twilight Sparkle Solo in season 2
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62 comments:
- ZAquanimus said...
Tell us about Rainbow's Solo!!!
Princess Luna's Solo!!! - May 20, 2011 at 1:24 PM
- NinesTempest said...
Nice short little thing here.
Needs more AJ/RD. Ashleigh Ball is amazing. - May 20, 2011 at 1:26 PM
- Pen Stroke Pony said...
Why did the magazine bother telling about Mr. Ingram playing his inprogress work when we can't hear it to.
They Taunt Us! - May 20, 2011 at 1:30 PM
- Daffodil said...
- May 20, 2011 at 1:36 PM
Holy horseapples. I guess I will need to pick this up this afternoon!
I liked the comments from the guy talking about the appeal of Ingram's songs. I like them because I grew up on old school musicals like "The Music Man" (I'm already commenting on a pony blog, it's not like I'm going to make myself sound *less* manly by admitting this) and they're definitely coming from the same place. Plus, the things have some kind of musical *depth* to them - there are at least five different remixes of "Giggle at the Ghostly" floating around all of which have found different and interesting things to do with it. I don't think that's possible with a crappy tune.
TL;DR - Daniel Ingram good!
Also, me when reading about Twilight solo: *squeeee* - May 20, 2011 at 1:37 PM
- James Corck said...
That was a great article. Daniel Ingram is a really cool dude.
- May 20, 2011 at 1:38 PM
twilight solo? damn i wanna hear it now¡¡¡ stupid magazine i shouldn't have known about it before season 2
- May 20, 2011 at 1:40 PM
- Travis said...
Oh man, oh god...oh man, oh god, oh man, oh god, oh man, oh god!
...this is amazing! - May 20, 2011 at 1:40 PM
>Twilight Sparkle solo in season 2.
I get the feeling he threw that tidbit in just for the bronies. - May 20, 2011 at 1:41 PM
I request, no, demand more articles that comment on Daniels handsomeness.
- May 20, 2011 at 1:41 PM
- Tekaramity said...
@Jonathan B. (Nvr Rmbr)
Being quoted in regards to Friendship is Magic is every true man's dream. Brohoof indeed. *brohoof*
Nice to see our Eurobeat Brony pal T. Stebbins quoted as well. ^_~
I approve of this surge in Daniel's popularity. Next up: a subsequent surge in Will Anderson's popularity. (That may or may not be a spoiler. Just sayin'.) - May 20, 2011 at 1:44 PM
- Sethisto said...
this wait for season 2 is the most painful period of time I have ever experienced I think.
So much anticipation. - May 20, 2011 at 1:50 PM
Nice article! And wha Twilight Sparkle solo... I love the singer's voice in Winter Wrap Up!
Now.. We wait again for Season 2...
And i'm curious on this Pound Puppies show. Mainly thanks to that Sheepdog's apperance in the 1000th YTPMV Pony video... - May 20, 2011 at 1:56 PM
- Anton Uklein said...
I'm going to say this for the record- I just noticed that he uses FL Studio.
I find him about 20% cooler now. - May 20, 2011 at 2:00 PM
- JaxsonJaguar said...
You know at first I wondered what it would be like if this show was produced in L.A. I would wonder what it would be like if Bang Zoom handled the voices, (I still say Stephanie Shea would have been perfect for Fluttershy). But now I realize that I should have never thought that to begin with. Canada Rules!
As for Mr. Ingram I hope he gets that Disney gig someday, in my humble opinion he has more than earned it. - May 20, 2011 at 2:01 PM
Darn, why is he based in Vancouver? Oh well, I can at least drive from Calgary to sta--meet him.
- May 20, 2011 at 2:01 PM
- Duskfly said...
I hear ya. Speculation will make one go fanatical just to ease the desire and wait for season 2 to appear.
Still, informative article. I wish we had more of these. - May 20, 2011 at 2:01 PM
Whenever articles bring up how a majority of MLP fans are male, I always feel like such a minority even though the show was made with girls in mind ;_;
foreveralone.png - May 20, 2011 at 2:02 PM
- Senn555 said...
William Anderson needs just as much love as Ingram as been getting - though that appears to be improving as of late. =3
Anywho, excellent, EXCELLENT article. - May 20, 2011 at 2:07 PM
@Anonymous 2:02
Are there really more male fans, or is the census just picking up the most vocal demographic? - May 20, 2011 at 2:14 PM
Season two? Of course, like any other brony, I can't wait. But, I have so much other stuff that I have to do, so I'm kind of happy that the show will be off for a little while.
But, can't wait for season two, or as I like to call it, "the god-sent child of the amazing works of Daniel Ingram and Lauren Faust, part 2." - May 20, 2011 at 2:17 PM
- Aquaman52 said...
>solo for Twilight Sparkle
>should say solo for Rainbow Dash
>still stoked as hell - May 20, 2011 at 2:20 PM
>solo for Twilight Sparkle
>YESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYESYES - May 20, 2011 at 2:32 PM
Wasn't Winter Wrap Up originally going to be a Twilight solo?
Either way, yay Twilight solo! Let the speculation on what she will be singing about begin! Books? Friendship? Love? Rainbow Dash?
Wild Mass Guessing GO! - May 20, 2011 at 2:45 PM
@Anton Uklein
As a matter of fact, he's knowledgable in FL Studio, Logic AND Pro Tools.
Guy knows his stuff. - May 20, 2011 at 2:45 PM
- the (fallen) Princess Luna said...
First glance, that terrier on the screen looked like a cut-out-animated Queen Victoria.
On second look, still Queen Victoria.
Just about to close the tab, 'Hey! That's a terrier!'
I want that studio. I want a studio.
I don't write music, never been any good at it.
But I have always wanted a studio.
Oh, if only it didn't take several months to earn citizenship, I'd move to Canada right away. - May 20, 2011 at 2:47 PM
- Retl said...
A> I love the way Ingram markets himself as of late. When I get something worth showing off, I want to do it his way... If I ever get that lucky. I mean if you're doing something good, you show it as good, but don't overblow it. He does that. Awareness of who's paying attention to what he's doing? Well, I can't say for sure, but he seems to be doing that. He's got his goals and works toward them. I guess in a nutshell, I finally have a role model, even though I'm not planning on going into music for my career.
B> OH MY GOSH OH MY GOSH OH MY GOSH TWILIGHT SOLO - May 20, 2011 at 2:49 PM
You know what? I never really like Twilight. I much prefer Trixie.
But, a solo might change my opinion. Oh well, I'll just have to wait until Season Two - May 20, 2011 at 2:51 PM
If I wanted anyone to write Disney songs it would be this man
He can make a 25 second song about cupcakes the catchiest damn thing I've herd in a while.
Plus on top of that he made the hokey pokey a bearable song. - May 20, 2011 at 3:27 PM
Considering this is the first show I've ever watched where I not only listen to the songs, but WANT to I think he could definitely make it to Disney
- May 20, 2011 at 3:36 PM
Aaaaand this makes the wait for season 2 even more unbearable!
- May 20, 2011 at 3:43 PM
Daniel Ingram is the man. As many have said his songs in MLP is the first time that I have listend to songs in a children's show and not only did I not want to scratch my ears out, but wanted to memorize the lyrics so I could sing (off key) along with them.
He deserves a raise and to create the score of the next big Pixar film.
I will have to pay more attention to his other works from now on.
A Twilight Sparkle solo? Ingram just loves to tease the fans with little tid bits of information. Another reason he is so cool. I can't wait for the Fall. - May 20, 2011 at 3:53 PM
Question is, how LONG of a solo? Are we talking "Art of the Dress" Long, or "So many wonders" Long?
- May 20, 2011 at 3:58 PM
OH FUCK. Ingram's in Kitsilano? I could totally drive up there in less than a fucking hour and high-five the fuck out of him.
If, y'know, I wouldn't probably freak the fuck out of him by looking up his address and breaking into his house. - May 20, 2011 at 4:01 PM
- Roger Smith said...
One of the things I've been telling people about MLP:FiM, people who think I'm nuts or just joking about liking this show, is about the music.
This series is bringing to television true Disney-quality songs in a package originally expected to reach only a limited demographic, yet the awesome people behind it all have stepped up to the plate and in just 26 episodes shown more respect for young girls (and kids in general) than most of the animation studios put together have shown in the last 30 years of cartoon television (not to mention the mercy shown on parents, grandparents, household pets or any innocent bystanders that might be withing earshot).
I hope Daniel Ingram does accomplish his dream of making it to Disney one day, as it would be any studio's loss not to have him on their payroll. Hell, maybe he'll end up doing the music for Disney's inevitable animated feature film: 'SEAL Team 6'.
That said, he's not allowed to go anywhere just yet; as he's got many more seasons of pony audioliciousness to preside over! - May 20, 2011 at 4:16 PM
Holy shit. My dad just came home, and handed me the newspaper that had the article in it. Better yet, this is one of the free newspapers that everyone grabs while they're on the bus and skytrain.
Gaiz, this could make the amount of bronies in Vancouver grow. - May 20, 2011 at 4:42 PM
He's from Kitsilano? Wow. That's only about 30 minutes away from me.
- May 20, 2011 at 4:56 PM
- Doc Steedly said...
I dont care who sings . . . i love all the songs soo far. I love the dumbfounded looks i get while im blasting "Giggle at the Ghosties" from my car, and my car stereo is LOUD . . . aftermarket FTW! My fav song of all soo far is "Winter Wrap up" next is "Art of the Dress" then "Cutie Mark Crusaders Theme" then all of the others LOL . . . cant forget the "PONY POLKA' LOL
- May 20, 2011 at 5:23 PM
- Zarkanorf said...
>Twilight Sparkle Solo in season 2
In unrelated news, the wall behind Sethisto's computer and his pants have mysterious been obliterated. - May 20, 2011 at 6:20 PM
I find it kind of surprising that he's not already Involved with Disney. The Show's Music is Memorable and Catchy, but even Disney seems to have forgotten how to do this, nowadays.
- May 20, 2011 at 8:01 PM
Wonder what Twi's solo's gonna be...another reference to a Broadway type show tune? Maybe a rock-type song, more hopefully, with her fronting a pony rock band (maybe made up of her five friends)? Is she even REALLY going to HAVE a solo song to herself?? Until Season 2 comes in there's no telling WHERE the wind lies in this department. (By the way I agree with someone's wish of a big We Are The World-type musical number in a future episode or whatever; having the ponies sing a big pop anthem very much like "We Are The World" or even "Do They Know It's Christmas?" would really be neat.)
- May 20, 2011 at 8:04 PM
- DooDawDay said...
Twilight solo? Twlight solo. TWILIGHT SOLO?
And then I blacked out. - May 20, 2011 at 8:26 PM
Thanks, Daniel, for putting up with us weird fans of yours. As well as for the awesome work you are doing for MLP. I've honestly always disliked musical numbers in TV shows, but I can not get enough of yours. It seriously may be my favorite part of MLP, and I LOVE MLP. You are truly talented and deserve to get some work for Disney. Your music is so much fun.
Keep doing what you're doing and I'm sure it will pay off for you.
Thanks again for everything, I'm looking forward to season 2 and Twilight's solo! - May 20, 2011 at 9:45 PM
When I read he has aspirations to work at Disney, it made me sad that he wouldn't be working on ponies anymore. At the same time though, he definitely deserves a shot at his dream job. He's certainly earned it. Hopefully he can do ponies for a few more seasons before seriously looking into that, however.
- May 20, 2011 at 10:11 PM
Why does this show make me happier than anything I've watched/read/played or done in my 23 years alive?
- May 20, 2011 at 10:33 PM
- Bejoty said...
Ahhhhh, I just had to read through it again! I'm so looking forward to his stuff in season 2!
- May 21, 2011 at 5:50 PM
Woah, this guy works in Vancouver? I could so meet him in real life! I'm so glad I live in Vancouver!
- May 21, 2011 at 8:35 PM
- Ewyndall said...
Wouldn't exaggerate that much but I kinda feel the same, this show is making me so happy which I haven't felt for years.
Why? Dunno.
Too much shit going on in life, the show is just fresh, entertaining, quality work (which I have been missing in animations for some time). Lots of things together made this show so great AND in the perfect time.
My theory is about balance, action and reaction. History has shown it many times, if there's too much of something, its total opposite will explode in at a critical point. It's like a sinus wave.
The internet is full of cynism and pessimism, malicious trolling and such. There was too much shit going on in life and about everywhere in the world to top that.
Simply too much "darkness".
Something delightful, happy and cheerful was bound to happen. And when the internet got it, it started spreading like wildfire.
It would have happened eventually anyways, it just happened to be ponies :)
It's a bit too complex to expplain to people. I tried to before but recently when someone asks me why does a 25 year old male loves a show like this I just tell them "Because pony". Then I advise them to give it a shot since no explanation can replace a few good episodes of pure pony gold :)
Anyways, don't overanalyze it. Enjoy ^-^ - May 22, 2011 at 12:12 PM


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What's the future of advertising and marketing? Kirk Cheyfitz talks with Jim Blasingame about 21st century marketing and what it takes to connect with customers these days. He also talks with Jim about the good, the bad and the ugly of growing a business to enterprise level.
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