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Now in its sixth year, the Kentucky Horse Park Literacy Program promotes the love of the horse and the love of literacy by connecting horse-themed books, children and horses. The Kentucky Horse Park's dedicated staff and volunteers have created a program for Kentucky's second-grade and fourth-grade school children with horse-themed books, hands-on horse experiences, teacher's curriculum and much more!
The program consists of several components, beginning with an in-school program where students are given a horse-themed book of their own to read and keep. Participating classrooms then visit the Kentucky Horse Park for a field trip which will give students the opportunity to visit the barns, meet horses, participate in educational activities and explore the overarching theme of their book.
The second grade book, Finnegan and Fox - the Ten Foot Cop, written by Helen C. Wilbur. Helen C. Wilbur tells the delightful tale of a New York City police officer and his beloved horse. The books will be delivered to nearly 1,000 students at their schools in January, along with a teacher's curriculum developed by a Kentucky Horse Park Committee, including local elementary school educators, which includes supplemental information and equine themed activities.
For more information about enrolling in the second-grade program please contact Mindy Welch, Education Supervisor, at 859-259-7991.
The fourth grade book, Perfect Timing: How Isaac Murphy Became One of the World's Greatest Jockeys, was written by Patsi Trollinger, and ties in beautifully to studies in Kentucky History, African American history, and the Thoroughbred industry. It will be shipped directly to the schools of those students participating in the program. Over 3,000 students will read the books with their teachers, utilizing the curriclum developed by the author herself and distributed by the Kentucky Horse Park Literacy Program Committee.
For more information about enrolling in the fourth-grade program please contact Mindy Welch, Education Supervisor, at 859-259-7991.
The "Literacy Days" field trip will take place in spring of 2015. As students travel around the Park, they will not only learn about their specific book, but they will also be exposed to every facet of the Kentucky Horse Park. This visit will include educational activities, live equine shows, a visit to the International Museum of the Horse and more!
The cost of the program is $10 per student. The cost includes a copy of the book and the Kentucky Horse Park field trip admission and guided program. The cost can be waived by applying for the Kentucky Horse Park Literacy Program scholarship. Reading the book and attending the field trip are both required to participate in the program.
Bus scheduling and transportation costs are the responsibility of the schools.
The Kentucky Horse Park Literacy Program thrives because of the support of its volunteers!
Volunteers help during the "Literacy Days" field trips to the Kentucky Horse Park. Volunteers will interact with the students, guide schools to stations, introduce students to horses and help with educational activities.
For more information about volunteering please contact Candace Rose, Volunteer & Outreach Manager at 859-259-4267.
The Kentucky Horse Park Literacy Program is managed by the Equine Operations and Education Departments of the Kentucky Horse Park. There are a wide variety of opportunities for supporting the Kentucky Horse Park Literacy Program. These options range from being named a presenting sponsor to sponsoring an individual child's participation.
For a full list of sponsorship opportunities, or to receive more information please contact Laura Klumb, KHP Foundation Executive Director, at 859-255-5727.
Thank you to our 2015 Kentucky Horse Park Literacy Program Sponsors!
Dean's List Sponsor
Honor Roll Sponsor
Star Student Sponsor
Book Worm Sponsor
Dollar General Literacy Foundation
Les & Judy Smout Foundation
Rouse Family Foundation
Additional Sponsors
Mill Ridge Farm, Ltd.
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Procera Networks Announces First Quarter 2013 Financial Results
FREMONT, Calif., May 2, 2013 – Procera Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: PKT), the global intelligent policy enforcement company, today reported financial results for its first quarter ended March 31, 2013.
First Quarter 2013 Highlights
- Acquired Vineyard Networks Inc. on January 9, 2013
- Record Q1 revenue of $14.2 million, up 15% from Q1 2012
- Record Q1 bookings at $18.6 million, up 27% from Q1 2012
- Added 21 new service provider customers, including 7 mobile operators
- New Tier 1 win with mobile communications provider Orange Switzerland
- Received multi-million dollar expansion order from North American cable company
- Received multi-million dollar expansion order from Tier 1 service provider in Russia
- Received multi-million dollar expansion order from large Western European service provider for PL20000 hardware
- Support revenue of $3.8 million, up 50% from Q1 2012
- 18 direct Tier 1 trials ongoing or planned over the next 60 days
- GAAP gross margin of 52% and net loss of $6.1 million
- Non-GAAP gross margin of 55% and net loss of $3.1 million
"Our record revenue and bookings for the first quarter reflect our continued positive traction in the market for our products, and our pipeline is growing," said Jim Brear, President and CEO of Procera Networks. "Our integration of Vineyard Networks has gone very well, with significant opportunities on both the NAVL and PacketLogic sides of the business, and we expect some significant new wins in the coming months. We continue to expect to gain market share in 2013."
First Quarter 2013 Financial Results
Revenue for the first quarter of 2013 was $14.2 million, up 15% from revenue of $12.3 million in the first quarter of 2012.
Net loss for the first quarter of 2013 was $6.1 million, or a loss of $0.30 per diluted share, compared to net income of $579,000, or $0.04 per diluted share, for the first quarter of 2012. Non-GAAP net loss for the first quarter of 2013 was $3.1 million, or a loss of $0.16 per diluted share, compared to non-GAAP net income of $1.9 million, or $0.13 per diluted share, for the first quarter of 2012. For an explanation of non-GAAP financial measures used in this release, and reconciliation to comparable GAAP measures, please refer to the "Use of Non-GAAP Financial Information" below.
Procera Networks, Inc. Condensed Consolidated Balance Sheets
Procera Networks, Inc. GAAP to Non-GAAP Reconciliation; and Supplemental Financial Information
Financial Guidance
Procera is revising its guidance for annual revenue growth from between 25% to 30% to at least 30% for 2013. The Company expects to gain market share in 2013 and continues to anticipate that most of its revenue growth will occur in the second half of 2013. Procera expects estimated non-GAAP operating expenses of approximately $11.5 million in the second quarter of 2013 with primarily variable pay increases thereafter. Because higher operating expenses will precede its anticipated second half revenue growth, Procera expects operating results in the second quarter of 2013 to be in range of breakeven, on a non-GAAP basis.
The guidance set forth above is an estimate only and actual performance could differ. The Company's financial results historically have been volatile, and a number of uncertainties and other factors may cause the Company's prior results, performance or achievements to be materially different from future results.
Conference Call Information
Procera Networks, Inc. will host a conference call at 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time today, May 2, 2013, to discuss its financial results for its first quarter ended March 31, 2013. Interested parties can access the live call by dialing 1-877-941-8416 or 1-480-629-9808 (International) and request the "Procera" call. A replay of the call will be available approximately one hour following the end of the call through 11:59 p.m. ET on Thursday, May 9, 2013, by dialing 800-406-7325 and entering the replay code of 4612123 #. To access the replay from international locations, dial 303-590-3030 using the same passcode. An archive of the conference call will be available on the Quarterly Results and Events section of the Procera Networks' Investor Relations Web site at www.proceranetworks.com/investors.
Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements related to Procera Networks, Inc., including statements about Procera's expectations for revenue growth, operating expenses and operating results for 2013, including the expected timing of revenue growth and expenses, and future wins, the Company's pipeline for revenue and bookings, opportunities for NAVL and PacketLogic, the market opportunity and an increase in the Company's market share. Statements in this release that are not historical or current facts are forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements in this release are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the company's actual results, performance or achievements to be materially different from any future results, performances or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. These risks and uncertainties include, without limitation, risks and uncertainties related to the acceptance and adoption of Procera's products; the company's ability to service and upgrade its products; lengthy sales cycles and lab and field trial delays by service providers; its dependence on a limited product line; its dependence on key employees; its ability to compete in our industry with companies that are significantly larger and have greater resources; its ability to protect its intellectual property rights in a global market; its ability to manufacture product quickly enough to meet potential demand; its ability to integrate Vineyard Networks and realize anticipated benefits from the acquisition; and other risks and uncertainties described more fully in the company's documents filed with or furnished to the Securities and Exchange Commission. More information about these and other risks that may impact Procera Networks' business are described in the "Risk Factors" section of its Form 10-K filed for the year ended December 31, 2012, and other reports filed with the SEC, which are available free of charge on the SEC's website at http://www.sec.gov or on Procera's website at http://www.proceranetworks.com. Given these risks and uncertainties, investors should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements as a prediction of actual results. All forward-looking statements in this press release are based on information available to Procera as of the date hereof, and the company undertakes no obligation to update, amend or clarify any forward-looking statement for any reason./p>
Use of Non-GAAP Financial Information
In addition to the financial results presented in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), this press release and the accompanying tables and the related earnings conference call contain certain non-GAAP financial measures. Our management regularly uses these supplemental non-GAAP financial measures internally to understand and manage our business and forecast future periods and believes that these non-GAAP financial measures, when taken together with the corresponding GAAP measures, provide incremental insight into the underlying factors and trends affecting both the Company's performance and its cash-generating potential.
Our non-GAAP financial measures include adjustments for stock-based compensation expenses; business development expenses; and acquisition-related intangible asset amortization, deferred compensation amortization and tax effects. We have excluded the effect of stock-based compensation; the cost of outside professional services for negotiating and performing legal, accounting and tax due diligence for potential mergers, acquisitions and other significant partnership arrangements; and acquisition-related intangible asset and deferred compensation amortization, and tax effects, from our non-GAAP gross profit, operating expenses and net income measures. Stock-based compensation, which represents the estimated fair value of stock options and restricted stock granted to employees, is excluded since grant activities vary significantly from quarter to quarter in both quantity and fair value. In addition, although stock-based compensation will recur in future periods, excluding this expense allows us to better compare core operating results with those of our competitors who also generally exclude stock-based compensation from their core operating results, and who may have different granting patterns and types of equity awards and who may use different option valuation assumptions than we do. Business development expenses are necessary as part of certain growth strategies, such as through mergers and acquisitions, and will occur when such transactions are pursued. We have excluded these expenses because they can vary materially from period-to-period and transaction-to-transaction and expenses associated with these business development activities are not considered a key measure of the Company's operating performance. Acquisition-related intangible asset amortization, deferred compensation amortization and tax effects represent non-cash charges and benefits that result from the accounting for acquisitions. We have excluded these items because, in any period, they may not directly correlate to the underlying performance of the Company's business and these items can vary materially from period-to-period and transaction-to-transaction. In addition, we exclude these acquisition-related costs and benefits when evaluating our current operating performance.
Our non-GAAP financial measures may not reflect the full economic impact of the Company's activities. Further, these non-GAAP financial measures may be unique to the Company, as they may be different from non-GAAP financial measures used by other companies. As such, this presentation of non-GAAP financial measures may not enhance the comparability of the Company's results to the results of other companies. Therefore, these non-GAAP financial measures are limited in their usefulness and investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on our non-GAAP financial measures. In addition, investors are cautioned that these non-GAAP financial measures are not intended to be considered in isolation and should be read in conjunction with our consolidated financial statements prepared in accordance with GAAP.
For a reconciliation of these non-GAAP financial measures to the most directly comparable GAAP financial measures, please see the section of the accompanying tables titled, "GAAP to Non-GAAP Reconciliations."
About Procera Networks, Inc.
Procera Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: PKT) delivers industry-leading network intelligence for millions of broadband connections worldwide. Procera's PacketLogic and NAVL solutions enable carrier, service provider, enterprise, and consumer networks to deliver a high quality of experience to their users through actionable intelligence and sophisticated policy enforcement. For more information, visit www.proceranetworks.com or follow Procera on twitter at @ProceraNetworks.
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William DELBRIDGE and Prudence TONKIN.
Marriage details not located.
William died 1886 in White Hills, Victoria.
Age: 62 years.
Parents recorded as Thomas DELBRIDGE and Mary unknown.
Prudence died 1904 in White Hills, Victoria.
Age: 80 years.
Parents recorded as William TONKIN and Mary MAYNE.
Six children located Victorian records for William and Prudence.
William Arthur DELBRIDGE.
Born: circa 1853. Birth not located.
Died: 1881 White Hills, Victoria.
Age: 28 years.
Britan DELBRIDGE.
Born: 1859 Epson, Victoria.
Died: 1880 not recorded, Victoria.
Age: 21 years.
George Tonkin DELBRIDGE.
Born: 1861 Epson, Victoria.
Died: 1887 White Hills, Victoria.
Age: 26 years.
Thomas DELBRIDGE.
Born: 1862 Epson, Victoria.
Died: 1925 Geelong, Victoria.
Age: 63 years.
Samuel DELBRIDGE.
Born: 1866 Epson, Victoria.
Died: 1866 not recorded, Victoria.
Age: 03 days.
John Charles DELBRIDGE.
Born: 1867 White Hills, Victoria.
Died: 1888 Epson, Victoria.
Age: 20 years.
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria.
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On any day in the life of an oil or gas field, the production rate achieved is determined by the performance of the total system comprising reservoir, wellbores and surface equipment in combination with contractual or regulatory production limits. The production rate varies over field life as the properties of the individual elements of the total system change.
Many of the business planning decisions made by the operator of an oil or gas field over field life require an evaluation of the production rates (and therefore revenue) that will be obtained from the field given a certain investment in wells and/or production infrastructure. This process is applied over the entire range of investment sizes, from initial field development, the drilling of an individual infill well, or the recompletion of an existing well. The output from an evaluation is used to verify that the investment will meet corporate criteria for economic return, and also to verify well and equipment design.
The forecasts of production rates that are generated to support these planning decisions must consider the combined performance of the various elements of the total system, so that the impact of the investment upon future production and also the viability of various investment options can be predicted as accurately as possible.
ReO Forecast software has been developed to address these needs by integrating the engineering components to deliver accurate forecasts of the various scenarios under consideration. A key strength of the approach in ReO Forecast software is the use of optimization at each time step to ensure optimal planning of the timing of investments – this creates considerable value through minimizing or delaying capital expenditure until it is needed.
Figure 1 Example production profile output
There are several aspects to an oil or gas field planning decision which require the achievable production from the field at future times to be predicted. In general, the questions that need to be addressed are the following:
Oil companies and engineering contractors address the two questions in a variety of ways, and this means that several different calculation workflows exist. These are:
ReO Forecast software has been developed to enable these workflows to be performed in an efficient way including all key engineering and economic constraints so that the output result is the optimal achievable performance.
Many methods are available to forecast field production rates, ranging from simple exponential decline curves to finite difference reservoir simulation models. One of the limitations of most of the methods currently in use is that they do not adequately consider the detailed interactions of the reservoir, wellbore and surface equipment, instead putting the bulk of the modeling effort into only one or two of these areas. Although this may lead to a very thorough understanding of the area(s) where the focus has been applied, the output production forecasts may be unsuitable for complex planning decisions because the total system performance has not been adequately considered.
EPS has developed ReO Forecast software to support engineers and managers making business planning decisions for oil or gas fields. ReO Forecast software is able to forecast production rates while considering the combined performance of the reservoir, wellbore and surface equipment.
One way in which ReO Forecast software achieves this is by integrating the functions of existing EPS software products MatBal®, WellFlo® and ReO® software which are reservoir, well and surface network modeling packages respectively (see Figure 2). ReO software provides the optimization technology.
Figure 2 – Architecture of ReO Forecast software showing key elements of the application
Alternatively, ReO Forecast software allows the reservoir performance to be captured from other applications through the use of reservoir performance tables. In this way ReO Forecast software can use reservoir simulation results, decline curves etc to provide the required information about the performance of the reservoir.
ReO Forecast software can be used for all of the following types of reservoir:
All these reservoir types are available both in MatBal software and when using tabulated reservoir performance.
In standalone mode,MatBal software can be used to provide a match to historical production and reservoir pressure data using linear or non-linear regression facilities prior to these reservoir models being used in a ReO Forecast software run. Pseudo-relative permeability curves can be entered for wells to predict water cut and producing GOR development as a function of average phase saturations. Again, regression facilities exist within MatBal software to tune the reservoir model, on a well by well basis, to match the historical water cut and GOR evolution.
In difference to the classical material balance approach MatBal software allows the user to build sub-surface models containing several aquifers and reservoirs with complex connectivity as well as wells completed in several reservoir layers, making the product applicable to a wider range of subsurface modeling needs.
Individual well constraints such as maximum water cut, maximum draw down or maximum rate can also be specified. MatBal software can be used in standalone mode to provide forecast for both a single reservoir and multiple connected reservoirs supported by one or more aquifers. Production controls can be imposed at the wellhead. For more information on MatBal software, refer to the dedicated MatBal software technical insert.
If no MatBal software models are available tabulations of cumulative off take, reservoir pressure and evolving GOR and water cut versus time can be used instead to capture reservoir performance. These tabulations can be provided on a reservoir or a well basis as required.
Well models can be provided using the EPS WellFlo application. WellFlo software is a state-of-the-art well modeling package suitable for all well types. It allows the user to build an accurate view of the subsurface production system, providing a wide choice of engineering models for all relevant pieces of subsurface equipment. For more information on WellFlo software, refer to the dedicated WellFlo software technical insert.
Alternatively, well modeling can be provided by MatBal software. The well model in MatBal software is based on parameterized inflow performance relationships (IPRs), and tubing performance characterized by vertical flow performance (VFP) tables, extended to contain wellbore temperature data as well as pressure drop. The VFP tables can model gas-lifted wells, so that ReO Forecast software can optimally allocate lift gas to wells over a field profile.
The facilities from the wellhead to the export point are modeled using ReO software. Based on Advanced Sequential Linear Programming, ReO software simultaneously simulates and optimizes the network and facilities model based on actual product prices, costs and physical constraints. ReO software allows both Black Oil and Fully Compositional fluid descriptions and performs comprehensive hydraulic and thermodynamic flow modeling. A key feature of ReO software is the ability to model surface networks and facilities of any complexity and detail. Facility models available within ReO software include :-
Following a ReO Forecast software run the details of the facility model solutions at each time step are available as separate scenarios or snapshots within the ReO software model. For more information on ReO software please refer to the dedicated ReO software technical insert.
Production rates from a field are invariably limited by different constraints which come into and out of play as recovery of the hydrocarbons proceeds. Production optimization must be applied to maximize revenue from the field subject to the constraints being honored. Examples of typical production optimization challenges are determining the optimal allocation of lift gas to individual wells, maximizing revenue subject to produced fluid handling limits and making best use of available compression capacity.
ReO Forecast software is able to incorporate production optimization into the profiles it generates, so that they provide the production rates which maximize revenue at each point in the field's life given the prevailing constraints. ReO Forecast software can do this because ReO software has a general and very powerful optimization capability. ReO models can be set up with objectives and constraints so that there is more than one feasible solution to the network, allowing the optimizer to choose automatically the one with the highest revenue. The optimizer is scalable to very large and complex networks, including those with hundreds or thousands of wells, and loops and branches.
The production optimization that ReO software performs essentially maximizes instantaneous revenue, and this is appropriate for many situations. However in other situations, there may be longer term reservoir management issues which must be considered either instead of, or in addition to, production optimization. ReO Forecast software allows such reservoir management strategies to be implemented in the forecast generation.
An example of this situation would be where there is a need to maintain uniform depletion across multiple reservoirs which contribute to a single sales contract. If there is excess well deliverability and the production from every reservoir has equal value and cost per barrel, the instantaneous production optimization problem is degenerate, and reservoir management considerations apply instead. In this example, the reservoir management strategy would be represented within ReO Forecast software through the use of group producing rules. The group producing rules define the relative contributions of wells and groups of wells to higher level production targets/constraints when there is excess capacity available. A range of producing rules is available within ReO Forecast software to:
In most cases the wells and surface equipment required to produce a field, change over time in response to changing conditions in the reservoir. For example, additional infill wells may be drilled, additional fluid handling capacity installed, secondary recovery initiated or compressors re-wheeled. One of the most dramatic demonstrations of this is in the Brent field in the North Sea, where the production facilities have been converted from primarily oil to primarily gas production so that the reservoir can be depressurized.
ReO Forecast software is able to model field configuration changes over field life, which includes bringing wells and items of equipment on-stream or off-stream, and also modifying production constraints. The changes can be made at times specified in a pre-defined schedule, and/or can also be made automatically in response to producing rules. For example, rules may be defined to abandon wells if they exceed a maximum water cut, or to drill new wells to maintain required field production rates.
For Field Development studies ReO Forecast software can...
...as well as following pre-defined schedules for any facility or well changes.
No wells or surface equipment can be relied upon to be available for production 100% of the time. There will inevitably be downtime as a result of shut-downs for scheduled maintenance, and for unscheduled failures or process trips.
One of the design aspects examined when considering a field development or incremental investment is the trade-off between capital expenditure, reliability and operating cost. In general, equipment that is more expensive to purchase has greater reliability and lower operating cost when in service. For example, an offshore field development with subsea wells is cheaper than a platform; however, the failure of a subsea wellhead will be more difficult to rectify, incurring both additional costs and additional shut-in time waiting for suitable vessels and equipment to be mobilized. ReO Forecast software allows production profiles to be generated which incorporate well and facilities availability.
If the facilities and well availabilities are less than 100%, in order to produce at a certain production rate on average, the facilities must be capable of producing at a higher rate to counteract the periods when the field is shut down, and the total well deliverability must be higher still. For example, if the facilities availability is 95%, and the required production is 100,000 STB/D on average, the facilities must be designed for a throughput of 100,000/0.95=105,300 STB/D. If the well failures are independent of facilities failures, and the well availability is 90%, the total well deliverability needs to be 105,300/0.90 =117,000 STB/D.
ReO Forecast software determines the required well and facilities production capacities on the basis of the higher rates, so that the required production rates can be delivered on average.


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To wrap up Paris Fashion Week Fall 2014, we founded up some of the most beautiful beauty inspirations fit for a bride (not just a supermodel!).
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Who wouldn't want your skin to look this radiant and incredible on your wedding day? It's the ultimate no-makeup makeup look. Please also note how perfectly a strong brow can shape your face—and your entire look.
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This makeup is some of the prettiest we've ever seen. It's natural but that hint of gray-blue on the eyes really adds a special touch. And if you wanted to wear a stronger lip color, it would still work too.
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Distinguished Scholars 2013: Mikaila Rushing, Achiever
She tackles speaking skills to win at state
CORPUS CHRISTI - Mikaila Rushing had never been the type of girl to finish first. She was never the first to be picked for sports teams or to have too little room in the trophy case. That's just the way it was written.
And for Rushing that was OK until it wasn't.
"State was the first time I said, 'This is fully me.' No more second place. I'm good enough to accomplish this on my own," she said.
And for a girl who can hear about 50 percent of what the average person does — one who just a few short years ago battled a speech impediment — winning first place in the UIL State Lincoln Douglas Debate finals was no easy task. It took hard work, perseverance and faith that despite challenges, she had what it took to be No. 1.
For her talent, dedication and winning attitude Rushing was chosen a winner of the 2013 Caller-Times/Citgo Distinguished Scholars in the Achiever category. She is ranked second out of 33 in her graduating class at Three Rivers High School with a 102.97 grade average.
The 17-year-old senior plans to keep just as busy in college double majoring in journalism and psychology, while minoring in creative writing. Where she will attend school is still up in the air, though her top choices are New York University and the University of Texas.
When she leaves for college next fall, she will do so as an author. For Rushing, who works extra hard to understand all that is said around her, the idea of writing a book is a dream come true. She first sat down to pen her young adult novel when she was in the sixth grade, and her mother, Thomasine, looked into self-publishing for her.
The book took a back seat to school and other activities, but it remained on her list of things to do until earlier this semester when a chance encounter with a writer put her in touch with a publishing house. She is waiting on her first round of edits now.
Rushing imagines writing will play a big part in her future. She hopes to travel the world freelancing and writing books.
Superintendent Kenneth Rohrbach, who also serves as the district debate coach, said Rushing is a fierce competitor who takes debate very seriously. She spends a great deal of time researching her topics before she ever stands up to speak about it, he said.
Still, Rohrbach said, she faced so many difficulties as an incoming freshman, he never would have expected her to take the state title.
"We were still dealing a lot with her speech impediment. Now if she were to speak to someone who doesn't know her, (they) would never know she faced all those challenges just a few years ago. Her perseverance and drive has just led her to cope with it," he said.
"She proved me and a lot of other people wrong."
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"Forget about whatever is in your way. Put your heart into it and full-on love what you do."
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In his new film, The Barrens, the True Blood star uses his real accent to play Richard Vineyard, a man who is setting up camp with his family in the forest when the Jersey Devil attacks.
No, not the Newark ice hockey team, The New Jersey Devils — a "winged beast spawned 400 years ago by Satan himself." And he's making Richard go insane.
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The four suspects, left to right, top to bottom: Mustafa Badreddine, Salim Ayyash, Hussein Oneissi, Assad Sabra.
BEIRUT: Defense attorneys at the Special Tribunal for Lebanon accused the United States Thursday of political interference in the court's work after the U.S. Treasury Department imposed sanctions on defendant Mustafa Badreddine.
"The Defence questions the rationale behind the timing of the sanctions, which do not appear, in so far as they concern Mr. Badreddine, to be related to any alleged support on his part to the Assad regime," Badreddine's attorneys said in a statement.
"Rather, having been adopted a few weeks after a date was set for trial in March 2013, the imposition of sanctions appears to be an attempt to influence the Tribunal, prejudicing the minds of the judiciary against Mr. Badreddine in advance of his impending trial and thus interfering with the proper administration of justice."
"It is notable that in the US Treasury release there is no reference to the fact that Mr. Badreddine is presumed innocent of the charges brought by the STL Prosecutor," the statement added.
Last week, the U.S. Treasury Department announced new sanctions on Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah for allegedly providing support to the Syrian regime, as well as on Talal Hamiyah and Badreddine for supporting the party's "terrorist activities in the Middle East and around the world."
Badreddine, along with three other members of Hezbollah, was indicted by the U.N.-backed court in the 2005 attack that killed former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.
The defense attorneys also said that Badreddine was not likely to receive a fair trial since the United States, which referred to Badreddine as a "senior terrorist leader," provides funding to court.
In response to the defense statement, the court rejected the suggestion that the U.S. could influence judicial proceedings.
"It does not matter that the U.S. has branded him 'a senior terrorist leader.' The only thing the judges make their decisions on is the evidence related to the attack on 14 February 2005," STL spokesman Marten Youssef told The Daily Star.
"There are 26 countries on 5 continents that support the tribunal financially. That support for the STL is strictly financial and stops there; there is no room for interference in the judicial process," he added.
The four accused by the STL remain at large and have had no contact with the attorneys appointed for them by the court.
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Former Lake Elsinore High School standout Meaghan Poland returns as assistant coach to her sisters, Sydney and Bridget
WILDOMAR Sydney and Bridget Poland used the word "scary" to describe being sophomores on a 2010-11 Elsinore High girls water polo team with nine seniors.
"We felt like babies compared to all these huge girls," Bridget Poland said. "They were twice our size and (had) twice as much experience as us."
Now, the twin sisters feel right at home in the Elsinore pool after those early jitters.
Not only have the two matured into powerhouses as seniors, but their only other sibling, Meaghan, has joined the team as an assistant coach.
Meaghan, a two-time All-American water polo player at San Diego State from 2009 to 2012, is one of the most decorated players in Elsinore's history. In 2008, she guided the Tigers to a Sunbelt League title while winning the league MVP award and earning all-CIF SS honors for the second time.
While her college career was winding down last spring, Meaghan already was plotting to coach water polo at the youth level. Fortunes turned in her favor as the Elsinore assistant spot opened up, providing her a priceless opportunity to coach her sisters.
"I missed everything they've done when I was at school," Meaghan Poland said. "It was nice to have to be at every game and get to see everything they do their last year."
The roles are reversed now, as the twins used to venture to San Diego on weekends to watch Meaghan's home games.
The trio learned to swim together as youths, influenced by their mother, Kimberly — a former diver, competitive swimmer and synchronized swimmer as a youth.
"We were like 3 (years old) doing front flips in the pool," Sydney Poland recalls.
All three sisters began at Elsinore as cheerleaders. But the girls' love for swimming and their competitive nature eventually drew them to the physical aquatic sport.
"The Polands are really angry, too," Meaghan Poland said. "… I think that has a lot to do with it."
Bridget was the Tigers' leading goal-scorer from last season when she earned first-team all-Sunbelt League honors. Playing the hole set position in front of the goal, Bridget has benefited from her older sister's wisdom, as she played a similar role in college.
Despite missing time because of injury, Bridget has 34 goals and 20 ejections drawn on an 8-7 Tigers team that resumes play in this week's Five Counties Tournament at various home sites, including Murrieta Valley High.
Meanwhile, Sydney is a defensive ace at the hole-D position that typically guards her twin sister's spot on the other team. Who better to learn how to stymie a hole set than someone like Meaghan who has squared off against some of the highest-level defenders in the country?
Sydney has tallied 24 steals this year but is versatile enough to be a facilitator of offense as a shooter and passer on the outside.
"It's good that we are twins because we have that unspoken communication in the pool," Sydney said. "It's like a look. (We know) what each other's thinking. We can predict each other really well."


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TRANSCRIPT: Todd Akin Delivers Concession Speech in Missouri Senate Race
After losing the Missouri Senate race to Claire McCaskill, Todd Akin delivered the following concession speech.
Thank you very much. Thank you very, very much. I sure appreciate your all coming out. I just -- thank you, thank you very much.
Well things don't always turn out the way you think they're going to. I just called Claire McCaskill and gave her congratulations because the way the numbers are looking, we've lost this race. Not what I expected. I always said, don't
trust those polls and that's been true.
But I also think that in the circumstances that we've all been through, that it's particularly appropriate to thank God.
He makes no mistakes and who is much wiser than we are. So I say, to God alone, be the honor and the glory regardless of how He decides to organize history.
(inaudible) a lot of thank you's here. I want to start bythanking my dear wife, Lulli, who's right here.
My wonderful family, to their faithful and true and my dear parents (inaudible) Akin. Dad's a 91-year-old World War II
I also need to say it's absolutely fantastic campaign team; it's the best campaign team I have ever had the pleasure to work with and it's absolutely countless fantastic volunteers and friends who have made commitments all over the state including
standing around in (inaudible).
It's also appropriate to thank the numerous prominent leaders who risked both their businesses and their reputations by standing with us and we remember them and thank them very much.
And then in addition, the tens of thousands who contributed to this race and the millions who have been praying for us. And
so I want to thank you all so much for your support.
I'm standing here tonight by the grace of God, but I wanted to introduce to you our supporters. I want to tell you who they
are, I want to tell you what they believe.
First, our supporters are not just in Missouri but they're really from all over America. They may appear to you as
(inaudible) average regular Americans, they're not part of any elite group and they're not particularly (inaudible). They are
people who worked hard, loved their families and sacrificed for -- for people with hopes and dreams.
They're the kind of people that, you know, hold the door for you at a restaurant or a gasoline station. They'd give you
the shirt off of their backs.
When no one's looking, they do the right thing. When a neighbor's hurting, they are there (inaudible). So, they know
that we all make mistakes and they're slow to anger, they're quick to say they're sorry and quick to (inaudible).
These people struggle with the hard knocks in life. They (inaudible) a lot of people when you're campaigning and you're
serving in government come up to you and say well you have a --you have a difficult job and they -- they -- they give you all
kinds of accolades. But families live through campaigns. Families are part of the public service of a public official and
I'm so grateful for their support over and over again, year after year. Marina for example...
... she has only known since the time she was born and campaigns and -- and me running for office and me serving in office. She was born in my first campaign in October of 1996. In all these years, she's known nothing but that and I'm so grateful for her help and Elise and Caroline and Julia and again, Marina.
I have...
... as you can see behind me, I haven't named everybody on the stage, I'm about to do that. No, I won't do that but I do
want to thank my family in so many other ways, all of my brothers and sisters who are here, their -- their spouses, especially my mother tonight who is with us. I want to thank her.
No my mother's been through a number of campaigns and one night or one day, actually, at my house, we were in my kitchen,
we were talking about the campaign and talking about fundraising, unfortunately. And she reached into her bag, very quietly took out a checkbook, took out a pen and wrote me a check right there. So that's when you know that your mother's backing you up.
So I'm so grateful. I'm almost done with my list, some of them in the back of the room I might get to you next.
But I did want to thank in a very special way, our supporters. So many people here in this room tonight and your
families for what you have done for me, not just in this campaign, but maybe most especially in this campaign, all the work that you did, all of the events that he had -- hundreds and hundreds of events to be able to compete in a tough race.
I'm grateful for that support. I'm grateful for all the volunteer hours that people put in, knocking on doors, making phone calls, telling their friends and neighbors and family to get out to vote, so important to our victory tonight.
I know that there are various members and leaders of organized labor here tonight but I know Rick Bloomingdale is here from the AFL- CIO, I want to thank him for his great leadership and for the men and women of labor.
And I could go on and on but I won't, but there's one person I do want to cite for commendation and gratitude and that's someone that you saw on television who was talking aboutsome of the work that I've done in the last couple of years inthe Senate. She's here with her husband, Scott, and that's Cheryl Harris. I want to thank her for her support...
... for what...
And I guess in a broader sense, I want to thank her for the contribution and the -- the awesome sacrifice that she and her
family have paid for the country. Thank you, Cheryl, for that great sacrifice.
I want to end tonight with just a couple of thoughts about our-- our Commonwealth and our country. We know that right now,we're still in a recovery. Jobs are being created at a faster rate, but not fast enough -- not fast enough. We're in a -- in a region, Northeastern Pennsylvania right now where the unemployment rate is far too high. It's the highest in our Commonwealth. So every time we talk about progress, every time we talk about momentum and to celebrate that and to recognize that.
A lot of that -- a lot of that assessment, is -- it should be informed by the reality that people's lives are today. So
many people in our state, so many people in this region still living lives of struggle and sacrifice. And we've got to make sure that as we begin a new Congress, as we being to -- to deal with the issues of the economy, job creation, getting our fiscal house in order -- whatever it is that we've got a prioritize, we've got to remember those families.
The job of putting this country back to work is not yet done and as a member of the United States Senate who's just
reelected, I know that's still going to be my number one obligation. We have a lot of work to do when we go back.
And we also know that -- that the middleclass families are still struggling, too many costs are -- are high for them
whether it's paying for college, whether it's fighting through this recession, for all of the other pressures that they have, we have to make sure that when we go back to Washington, we sit down, both parties, to work together to make sure that we ensure that middle income families can have some measure -- some measure, some peace of mind as they move forward because this
has been a very difficult economy for middle income families.
And then we can have a lot of debates about what happens to-- to folks at the higher end, but first and foremost, our priority must be middle income families and making sure that even as we're giving them a measure of peace of mind as we go
forward, that we're focused on bringing Democrats and Republicans together to avoid this fiscal cliff that's coming. I know we can. I know we must. And I know -- I know both parties understand that we have to work together to get that
And finally...
... and finally, just on the issue of bipartisanship, this has been a tough couple of years for our country. We've just lived through a very tough election year. There's still results unfolding tonight. But after this is over, after all the votes are counted in all these races, including the presidential race, we -- we have to come together as one country because this
country's been through a lot of tough times recently, but we've been through tough years before.
We've had very difficult years in our history, but at -- at those moments -- at those moments, we come together and bring not just both sides together, but bring our whole country together to create jobs and move the economy forward, to focus on -- on our fiscal challenges, to make sure that our nation security is always strong and to move forward as one family, the American family into the future.
We've got a lot of work to do, but I have no doubt and I have total confidence in our ability to do that in both parties,
but it begins tonight in the aftermath of a tough election.
I'm grateful for the vote of confidence that the people of Pennsylvania have given me. I'm so grateful to be with tonight
and I'm look forward -- looking forward to celebrate with you.
God bless you and thank you.
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This weekend we can enjoy the best of both worlds with the two-day Breeders' Cup meeting at Santa Anita in California taking place on Friday and Saturday and some classy jumping action too.
Let's kick off with the American racing and here are the horses I fancy on day one.
I believe the European juveniles can go well, none more so than Sky Lantern for Richard Hannon in the Juvenile Fillies' Turf. She comes here with a jockey riding at the top of his form (Richard Hughes) and having looked impressive in the Group 1 Moyglare Stud Stakes last time out. She looks like a Guineas filly for next year and I'll be disappointed if she doesn't win.
It would be great to see Fame and Glory revitalised for the fitting of a visor and the switch to dirt in the Marathon. He may be saving a bit for himself nowadays, but this is a race that the Europeans can do well in and I think the six-year-old can get another win on the board.
He travelled well in the Long Distance Cup on Champions Day just ducking in, I think the first time visor will help his jockey Jamie Spencer and expect he will run a much better race here; I really fancy him.
There is more European interest in the Filly and Mare Turf and this is another race I think will come back over the Atlantic. John Gosden used to train in California before he switched to the UK and he saddles the 2/1 favourite, The Fugue.
We have followed this horse a few times on the blog this season and this 10-furlong trip will be ideal for the Nassau winner. However, another filly I have watched this season is Nahrain and she can also make her presence felt.
Roger Varian is putting the blinkers on for the first time and with just the four runs under her belt this season she is relatively fresh. Not only that, she came over to the States at the end of September and won at Belmont and at 6/1 she looks an attractive bet.
Saturday is the feature day and once again the European challenge looks strong.
My first selection runs in the Juvenile Turf. Fantastic Moon won for us on the blog in the Solario Stakes at Sandown at the beginning of September and was unlucky in running in the Royal Lodge last time out where he looked set to be placed behind Steeler but for being stopped in his run at a crucial time. Dundonnell is favourite for Roger Charlton to give the Brits a strong hand in the mile Grade 1.
St Nicholas Abbey is my selection in the Turf, the race he won last year at Churchill Downs. He is Sky Bet's 3/1 joint favourite to give Aidan and Joseph O'Brien another famous Breeders' Cup victory and I think he can do it.
The horse has shed loads of ability and it doesn't worry me at all that he hasn't won since the Coronation Cup in June. The trip is perfect for him and he'll do for me. The Mile is a race I'm particularly looking forward to. In any other time Excelebration would be the outstanding miler of his generation. However, a certain Frankel has stood in his way.
His record is exceptional, barring his debut he has won every race he's run in that Frankel hasn't contested. He annihilated the opposition in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes last time out but he is up against America's top miler, Wise Dan, who could give him plenty to do here.
The latter has won 11 of his 17 starts, four of them on turf. His journey to California hasn't been ideal though as he was one of the horses trained on the East Coast whose journey was held up by Superstorm Sandy.
Freddy Head is keen on the chances of his Moonlight Cloud and you would have to agree. Although she was beaten by Excelebration in the Jacques le Marois, she was unlucky there and Freddy Head knows exactly what it takes to win with a filly at this meeting. She won at the Arc meeting last time out in the Prix du Moulin and at 5/1 third favourite looks the most attractive bet here.
So to the Classic. Sadly there are no European runners and that leaves last year's runner up Game on Dude as Sky Bet's 7/4 favourite. He ran the perfect trial in the Goodwood Stakes at this track last time out under new jockey Rafael Bejarano who replaced the 'jocked off' Chantal Sutherland.
Although he has excellent claims at his home track he is very short and my preference is for Mucho Macho Man who comes here in the form of his life and at 13/2 looks a fair price.
Domestic racing
To the National Hunt racing now and starting at Wetherby where there highlight is the Charlie Hall Chase. I'm not surprised that Silviniaco Conti is Sky Bet's 15/8 favourite as he looks like an exciting prospect this season.
The Paul Nicholls trained six-year-old has been backed all week and although favourites don't have the greatest record in this he could buck that trend in this three-mile, one furlong Grade 2. The fact that Ruby Walsh is heading to Wetherby is confidence enough and despite his short price he should take plenty of beating.
Last year's first two home are also in the line up. Weird Al won this on his first start for Donald McCain and Paul Webber looks like he will send Time for Rupert back to the West Yorkshire track for another crack at the contest; he also had the option of running at Ascot on the same day and declarations are made on Friday.
Weird Al fell in the National on his last start back in April and in the process sustained quite a nasty injury. His season is geared towards another tilt at the National in April and I'd be happy to watch him here. Diamond Harry is another horse that takes careful handling and Nick Williams will be hoping he gets the horse to the starting line this time round. He travelled to Wetherby for this race last year but was found to be lame on the day and had to be withdrawn.
At Ascot attention focuses on the United House Chase, a Grade 3 Handicap Chase over three miles.
If Victor Dartnall runs Ace High he would be interesting off his light weight. He is lightly raced having only run seven times, but he has been very consistent and should be sharper for his first run for a year last month.
His only win came in a three-mile Beginners' Chase at Chepstow just over a year ago and the form looks decent as he beat Duke of Lucca (also entered) and Teaforthree and both horses have franked the form in no uncertain terms since. Everything points towards a decent run here and although the yard struggled for a winner in October they didn't run too many and can't be far off hitting the target.
There is also a Grade 1 at Down Royal, the JNWine.com Champion Chase. Last year's 1-2, Quito de la Roque and Sizing Europe, take each other once again.
Sizing Europe was just collared in this 12 months ago and was kept to trips short of this three miles thereafter. However, as he gets older he won't be getting any faster and it's well worth another try at the trip.
It would be a fitting result were Kauto Stone to win it for Paul Nicholls. This horse is a half brother to recently retired superstar Kauto Star and he won a 2m4f Grade 2 Chase on this card last year.
His season didn't get better than that though and his form petered out, but stepping up to 3 miles could be the making of him and it might be worth following him this term.
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Sky Lantern in the Juvenile Fillies Turf @ 5/2 with Sky Bet
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St Nicholas Abbey in the Turf @ 3/1 with Sky Bet
Moonlight Cloud in the Mile @ 5/1 with Sky Bet
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Tough day for USA again. I thought that Bernard should have won that match. Campbell had a good showing against a tough opponent. Gotta hope both of them make the finals now.
Tonya in the semis! Pretty pumped for a potential rematch against Yoshida. She's lost against the Japanese girl for years and years, but her last years final loss was VERY controversial and I really hope this is her year.
Anyone else impressed by the quality of wrestling in the 48 kg final yesterday? Very high pace.
Verbeek v. Yoshida in the 55 kilo finals.
Kelsey Campbell has the Azeri wrestler in the repechage. Winner wrestles the Russian for bronze.
RIP Jacob Schlottke - 1984-2011
"If Cornell finishes ahead of Iowa with five all americans I'll jump into the Des Moines River after finals." -Herkey#1 8/16/12
Also watched the Mongolian v. Latvia quarterfinal at 63kg and the Mongolian delivers one of the most brutal throws I have ever seen!
Why did Campbell not win that first period? She engaged drove towards out of bounds the girl stepped onto blue and then hit the roll.......I feel like she just got an Iranian job
So which one would you nail? lol
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Phoenix will be reborn – this time as a reality TV star. Mars One, a Dutch organisation based around the wacky idea of putting a human colony on the Red Planet and turning it into a TV show, says it will launch a copy of NASA's Phoenix Mars lander in 2018.
How the group will fund the robotic mission is unclear but if successful, it could be the first private venture to land on Mars.
The lander would be part of a precursor mission to lay the foundations for the Martian colonists, due to arrive in 2025. "The goal is to demonstrate a few of the technologies that we need for the manned mission," says Mars One CEO Bas Lansdorp.
That means the non-profit organisation is already looking at its first delay. Mars One had originally said it would launch a robotic mission in 2016, before humans land in 2023.
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Speaking on 10 December at the National Press Club in Washington DC, Lansdorp announced that the organisation has teamed up with spaceflight veteran Lockheed Martin, which designed the NASA lander, to build Mars One's version.
There will be a few tweaks. The original Phoenix spacecraft, which landed on Mars in 2008, used a robotic arm to scoop up and analyse soil. Mars One's lander will attempt to extract water from the surface and test flexible solar panels.
Mars One's plan includes a communications satellite, to be built by UK company Surrey Satellite Technology, that will relay live video feed of the planet's surface broadcast by the lander.
The Phoenix mission cost $475 million. It is unclear how much the clone will cost and how Mars One will pay for it and for the orbiter. Lansdorp says the organisation is in discussions with partners to fund specific components.
Mars One has also launched a crowdfunding campaign. But Lansdorp expects the Phoenix clone to be cheaper than the original as, unlike NASA, Mars One isn't starting from scratch. Lockheed Martin is already building a new version of Phoenix for NASA's 2016 InSight mission, which should bring down costs. "Mars One is going to be an easier customer to deal with because we require less paperwork," Lansdorp adds.
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So might the Mars One lander actually happen? "Landing on Mars is incredibly difficult, and I salute their ambition," says Bruce Banerdt, who leads NASA's InSight mission.
He points out that Lockheed Martin has the experience to land on Mars, so Mars One has a chance. "If Lockheed Martin commits to this project it will be difficult to dismiss it out of hand," Banerdt says.
However, he thinks that a 2018 launch is optimistic, given that InSight has been in development since 2010. He also says that Mars One will need space-agency expertise for other elements of the mission, from high-resolution images of landing sites to deep-space communications. Another planned private mission to Mars – Inspiration Mars – recently asked NASA for help with funding.
Lansdorp is prepared for teething problems, which he doesn't see as a deal-breaker. "If this mission isn't successful, we'll just send a copy two years later," he says.
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My new project, it takes about 18h for all, painting, assembling and others. It was made for Bard, local hobby shop. I have a lot of fun with painting it. Short time made me to experiment with less layers of paint and I've got some good experiences..
WIP shots
The beginning, lots of parts… Unfortunetelly I don't have original assembly instruction. I found some pictures of this sheets, and I found it very, very helpful ;) Parts are very hevy detailed – for example under goblins nest you can find some skulls, nets and corpses.
First stages of assembly, Arachnarok is really monstrous creature.
Now body is finished, only needs some grinding and filling gaps with dissolved putty.
Arachnarok compared with goblin shortbow champion.
Mr. Dissolved Putty from Mr.Hobby. It's most helpful putty for filling gaps. Just use toothpick or old brush to put white fluid directly to gap.
Here is shown how it works. Putty gets into holes and make hard weld. Next just use sandpaper to get smoth surface and it's done. Simple and fast tool.
Arachnarok compared to Forest Spiders regiment… I'm scared…
Primed with black and white spray. I have to prime more white to get really bloody red after. Ready for airbrushing.
Painting red
First I primed spider with flat black and lot of white from above to get good ground for red, because Blood Red isn't very opaque paint. Next I take watered down Blood Red (like 0,5% milk consistence) and airbrushed very thin layer. On areas shaded with black red became like Scorched Brown and on light areas red stay very bright. However after this step I still don't have smoth blends, so I add Scorched Brown to Blood Red (50/50) and repainted color boundaries. Looks more smooth, but I want to get strong shadows and I use to paint next mix of Blood Red, Scorched Brown and Liche Purple (30/40/30). I painted most shaded areas with that mix. After this all steps I use watered down Baal Red to wash whole mini (I use airbush, so I cant put wash without water into pot). That's all! :)
Little update for Sliver-spain
First coats of Bloody red, Scorched Brown and Liche Purple.
Here is set of paint which I use to paint Arachnarok's eyes.
First basecoat from Orkhide Shade (GW).
Next is Gnarls Green (P3).
Highlight with Wurm Green (P3).
More highlights with Livery Green (VMC).
White dots, and eyes are ready. Later, after I paint whole model I varnished it with Matt Cote and repainted eyes with gloss varnish to get more realistic look.
Goblins nest. I decided to make version with net catapult.
Three main components, nest, spider and base ;)
Nest covered with Scorched brown (GW) thin wash.
Base with some static grass and tufts. I use diferrent colors of static grass to get more realistic look.
Still a lot to do… Goblin crew, main spider body, legs, goblins nest… and some details.. and more… more.. more…
I count about 11 work hours on this model (4h for assembly). I think there is next 11h to finish :lol: You can call it speed painting… hahahah
Fourth day
At last…. Today is last update of this project ;) It take about 18h to finish shared for 4 days, very, very fast work that I could not be late for 5 march. Truely gigantic "miniature". I don't want to have one in my O&G army and experience painting, assembling again…. Enough talking… photos!
My hidden laboratory..
Some black&white guys waiting…
Top view
This time I made very simple skin – not very thin wash from Wurm Green (p3) then Tharka Green wash (GW) and it's done – looks good.
…and finished gobos..
And….. it's all done… Ufffff… For finished mini go to top of this site.
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TOTO says:
Wow. A really striking colour scheme and a great paintjob!
Sliver-spain says:
Amazing…. I love the colour. Would like to be as fast as you.
Are you going to do a tutorial for the red? I have read something at GW webpage but its not full and Im sure they dont say all the paints you really used and the correct steps….
Sliver-spain says:
Thanks four the tutorial, very cool techniques. Its exactly what I was looking for my arachnarok: impressive and dont take a lot of time.
Now, I will try to do it like you, thank you again for share your techniques.
Shane says:
Really impressive stuff! Have just gotten my own spider finished, going to work on green guys tomorrow, but used yours as a template to make a much less perfect version! Really love the eye effect you went for, and wish i could emulate your shading from beneath, it's always the most difficult for me to get right-or know when's enough! Thanks for posting these Ctan!
Monty says:
This looks great! I love the colors and all details you added. And in 4 days!


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The Fry's near my house used to have one of these. Not sure if any actually sold...
The Fry's near my house used to have one of these. Not sure if any actually sold...
hehe, I think I was at the same tech demo as Drew. I was able to touch honey, then we tested it on Half Life 2 gravity gun feedback
can you rift my falcon? thanks
Moldy lady parts. Dot com.
I never knew these actually were sold to the public. I thought it looked like a pretty cool device, clever at least.
How do you make backgrounds for wiki pages?
I think you need 1000 wikipoints for the specific page you want to add the background to.
This looks ridiculous
Wow, I totally forgot those things existed. I can't wait to see what they do with it.
What's that keyboard Jeff has?
That thing looks crazy!
Thanks, Evan. That's mighty kind of you, mate.
Just last week I remembered this thing existed, and posted in a forum somewhere, saying they should get one along with a Oculus Rift for some insanity/hilarity. Didn't think my wish would come to fruition so soon.
Why wouldn't you cut out the middle falcon and just have sex with the lady bits directly?
Haha! I had no idea what this was called. We had one at my old uni. Dumb as fuuuuck.
To explain a little further. At my uni we had a couple of Masters students who were developing a piece of software to help train surgeons. There was a scalpel attached to it, and you could move it around, rotate, etc. Then you could "cut" into a 3D mesh and feel the resistance of the different body parts. So cutting into the bone would stop it, etc. They then paired this with some 3D glasses and made it 3D for extra weirdness. Throw all the tech into it!
I used to just switch the scalpel out with the gun and piss about.
I can't wait to see a video with that awesome controller. Thanks Evan!
I have one of these! They have a couple of sales every year so you can get them a bit cheaper.
Half Life 2 has built in support for it (so you can just start the game from Steam and it works). There are also some special versions of the Penumbra games (by the guys who then went on to make Amnesia) which have support for it. Most of the demo games I got with it were pretty shitty though.
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I have one table importedOrders which includes the varchar Fields "FirstName" and "LastName" that indicates the employee(!) that is responsible. I also have a table importedEmployees With a EmployeeID, FirstName and LastName. I'm migrating some data from the importedTables into some normalized tables. The table Orderline will need to have an employeeID Foreign key(primary key is in a new Employee table) and in my migration-query, I need to find the right employeeID based on the FirstName and LastName. I got the following:
INSERT INTO Orderline (ProductID, Quantity, .... , EmployeeID) SELECT ...., (SELECT EmployeeID FROM dblab2.importEmployee E WHERE importOrders.FirstName = E.FirstName AND importOrders.LastName = E.LastName)
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Cast: Gulshan Grover, Sridevi, Silk Smitha, Kamal Haasan
Producer: Romu N. Sippy, Raj N. Sippy
Director: Balu Mahendra
Writer: Gulzar, Balu Mahendra, Gulzar (lyricist)
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