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Last edited by Fozzybar; April 11th, 2005 at 07:37 AM.
The Octeopathiticus Maximus Poisonator is a deadly marine creature that can live in both deep and shallow waters. It is a dangerous carnivore that must constantly feed in order to maintain its high matabolism. The unique feature of this creature is that it uses a mild sedative in order to paralyze smaller "cute" creatures to use as a type of bait for larger animals. This form of "fishing" is very affective and has proven to continue working through out the centuries.
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The striped shade slug is about 4 feet long and usually resides under the shade of trees. It waits for its prey, usually squirrels and small mamals, untill they are close enough for it to strike. It lashes out and either entraps or impales its prey with its long hidded teeth. It then, like some starfish, projects its stomach (tounge) onto its prey and starts digesting it right on the spot, from the outside in, whether its dead or not. It was most recently discovered by an elementary school teacher after noticing that half her class were missing. Over the years the slug has figured out that it can catch unsuspecting children and has developed its cute camoflage and making a purring sound when a child is close. Some of them are known leapers and should generally be avoided.
Hey Im new here and this is my first post, not my best but its just what popped into my head
Concept: Buggin Snuzzle
The Snuzzles once were are civilised species, tribal in nature, living in large family groups. They mated for life and grew close to those around them. Until a sudden evolutionary jump tore the small animals apart. Upon reaching adolescence, the Snuzzles began to secrete a poisonous, acidic substance from their pores. These cursed Snuzzles, called Buggins by their peers became outcasts. Sent to live outside the village, never to return, for fear that they might spread their condition and injur many others. The Buggin Snuzzles however, continued to be born and to accidentally kill off their normal friends until the culture was destroyed. Now the only Snuzzles that remain are the Buggin Snuzzles. The only ones imune to their toxic sweat, they roam the forests and jungles, looking for people to befriend. Emotionally scarred from their being outcasts, they want nothing more than someone to love them and are very freindly. However, whenever a Buggin meets a creature to be friends with, any contact horribly burns them and often the poison kills even the largest of creatures if it enters the bloodstream. As such these animals are doomed to wander in dispair, making and accidentally killing friend after friend after friend.
EDIT: New image added, thanks for the tips below sorry if I'm being confusing.
Last edited by vaughany_boy; April 3rd, 2005 at 02:11 PM. Reason: Changing images
Ahh, that's too sad.. nice story
Vaughany_boy@- You sick freak haha, jk. Nice story, the work lacks though. The background could use some depth and variation. The figure is a little stiff and the anatomy could be flushed out more.
Sure it is. Just make sure you have what you want entered posted before the deadline.Originally Posted by vaughany_boyThanks . In hindsight I regret posting it already, too easy to get overly eager. Is it ok to do some more work and replace the picture do you know?
You have a good start but it does need a little more refinement and adjustments. Look for stuff that could be improved like the side of his head. It's starting to flatten out and could use a small highlight on the underside of his jaw . Maybe it's coming from the reflection of light on his left arm. That would help define the face a little more. Also watch the length of the arms. His right arm is much longer than his left. Great story you have though...
No time for anything serious. You'll have to figure out the discription for this one yourself.
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how is a huge, sharp ended penis "cute but deadly" ?
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No. No. Uh uh. No way. Ain't happening.
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well he's cute, but wait'll you get a taste of his deadly cock! I dunno, he said it was just for fun anyway. lol, is that one of those giant beads of sweat that always pop up in anime? great touch
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The Meeplers are the bastard children of an old local legend called "The Wheedle on the Needle". Usually spotted around the Belltown area, close to their ancestral home and object of worship, The Space Needle. During the week they can be seen sleeping in alleyways and under dumpsters, but citizens of New Seattle are warned to keep a watchful eye on the weekends. Starting friday mornings, the Meeplers travel in packs, robbing the unwary for drug and beer money to fuel their "Friday Night Fur Parties", which usually end sometime on sunday and result in the injury or death of at least 25% of the partygoers. Their reproductive cycle is very fast, and needs to be, to replenish their numbers lost in their crazy weekend binges. Few people have witnessed these parties, but those who have are left with troubling nightmares of voilently flying fur that persist for several weeks.
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This little creature of joy is my pet bubbles.
He has a huge system of tubes and tanks to his disposal to swim to all corners of my laboratory. Unfortunatly direct contact with him is impossible. When touched this little creature can drain all your life-energy leaving you paralized for life or dead. How he does that? I don't know; I don't want to use him in experiments,test of any kind to find out. He eats seaweed and other vegetarian sweets that i give him. He likes to play and doing tricks all day.
Last edited by Uziel; April 5th, 2005 at 12:07 PM.
ok, nice try...but we don't want photomanips here...crop it to the creature only or draw the arm please...
prehistoris on the right track!
Mainloop- man i must be dyslexic.. cuz i thought you asked how many people are on lsd
Really? How come? Llots of artist use them. Good artists too; Craig Mullins, Daniel Docui, Feng Zhu, James Clyne, etc. They're used a lot in concept art. Just my humble opinion.but we don't want photomanips here
Oh, on a side note do custom texture brushes and such fall into that? Just curious.
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The misery mongoose as it is commonly known was first discovered by a lowly bobby who after sealing off the fifth suicide within a half a block area spied the mongoose carrying it's litter one by one through the pouring rain to the next flat. After many grisly experiments baiting the animal...one was finally procured. Sadly, the entire team investigating the creature took too few precautions and ultimately succumbed to the Mongoose's natural ablities taking their own lives one more gruesome than the next. Eventually it was found that the mongoose produces a pheromone that is odorless to the human olfactory nerve, however, has a potently depressive effect on human brain chemistry. It was further found that the mongoose passes itself as a loving and more than jovial pet. It's curious nature and impish ways deem it a cute and cuddly friend among it's fanciers. However, at the climax of the female's pregnancy the pheromone is released gradually culminating to it's height mere hours before the birth of it's kits. The unsuspecting victim feels the psychotic urges come on gradually and in the end cannot resist them. After the act, the female dips her teats in wading pools of blood where a two way organic valve siphons the liquid in so that the first taste in the world her kits will have will be of their prey.
Last edited by Helzon; April 5th, 2005 at 07:16 AM. Reason: resized...far too big...sorry..
I welcome with enthusiasm anyone's suggestion on how to make this tighter...I tried experimenting with some different techniques...I hope it's better than my last entries....and yes, fozzy...I will cross hatch the next one if this one utterly sucks nuts....
redehlert: replying to last PM....same here man!
The line art under the paint rocks. Maybe try something like a pen and wash technique. I don't want to say copy what Lukavi is doing but he seems to have the line and wash technique down to a science. Let the beautiful line art carry the piece. You should probably check your size on the pic too, its quite large. I like the concept though, I hope this helps some.
Oh god! Helzon that's not cute.... That's disgusting! I love it lol
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The powers of this creature lay within its eyes. The Clown Faced Pookachu lures unsuspecting victims with a potent pheromone which it produces through its mouth. The deadly toxin subdues the victim giving them a short high and works as a sedative. Once the victim has been relaxed, the Pookachu works her magic. She stares deep within the victims soul with her lustrous eyes as Soothing mellow songs are hummed. As though it would seem it has only been minutes, she has sucked years from your life, draining every bit of youth and health that you posses, to provide her with ever lasting life.
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I didnt have time at the moment to finish this. The description was meant to be- but the added "cockamon reference" seemed to fit well so..
Noxious secretions from the tiny but deadly urban nightsquirt, renders its victims helpless and blind, allowing the nightsquirt packs ,to feed at will,an excruitating death every time.
First post on cow, Will tinker with this some more today and update it this arvo.
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Tricia Liston scored 17 points, Chelsea Gray added 16 and freshman guard Alexis Jones had 10 points with 10 rebounds for her first career double-double in an 82-43 rout of the Hurricanes.
Miami led 33-31 following a layup from Shawnice Wilson with 18:17 left before the Blue Devils (19-1, 9-0 ACC) scored 20 straight points coming from five different players. Wilson hit two free throws with 12:14 left but thats as close as Miami got.
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Our transition defense was a little suspect. But Im proud of the second half. Thats the direction we have to move.
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Krystal Saunders scored 15 points, all on five first-half 3-pointers, to lead Miami (14-7, 5-5). Wilson added eight points and eight rebounds.
Duke shot 50.0 percent from the floor to Miamis 27.4, won the rebound battle 46-37 and committed 15 turnovers to the Hurricanes 22.
The Hurricanes, coached by former Duke standout Katie Meier in her eighth season at the helm, are winless in 10 tries against the Blue Devils. The 39 points were Dukes largest victory margin in the series.
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Miami had led 8-0 and 16-8 in the early going before the Blue Devils found their rhythm.
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I tried over the period of several weeks four Picpouls:
1. Domaine Delsol Picpoul de Pinet Vd'OC: Coteaux du Languedoc (12.5%; www.FoncalieuVignobles.com) Foncalieu/
Arzens 2012: Pale yellow color; rather floral/aromatic rather stony/metallic/mineral quite perfumed
attractive nose; bit tart rather mineral/metallic/stony/river rocks slight floral/grapefruity flavor; med.
short somewhat tart rather stony/mineral/earthy finish; an altogether pleasant if quotidian Picpoul. $21.00
2. Forlorn-Hope Picpoul HaugVnyd/Rutherford/NapaVlly (17 cs; 12.48%) 2012: Med. gold color w/ slight
clouding; rather aromatic/perfumed talc somewhat stony/mineral/earthy light floral/aromatic interesting
nose that's atypical of most Picpouls; lean/tart/hard rather earthy/stony/mineral light perfumed talc/
floral/perrfumed fairly hard/austere flavor; med.long light perfumed talc/floral fairly tart/hard/lean/
earthy/austere finish; speaks of a Languedoc white but doesn't have the bright/zippy character of Pinet
Picpouls; quite an interesting rendition of Picpoul. $25.00
3. TablasCreekVnyd PicpoulBlanc PasoRobles (14.5%; www.TablasCreek.com; EB) 2012: Med. yellow
color; very strong perfumed/aromatic/floral/GB-like/Viog-like slight stony/mineral/wet rocks very
fragrant nose; tart bright/zippy quite floral/perfumed/carnations/honeysuckle/GB-like/peach blossom
light stony/mineral flavor; very long/lingering perfumed/honeysuckle/peach blossom/GB-like light
stony/mineral finish; much more perfumed/aromatic character than the '11; a lovely bright/zippy/
vibrant Picpoul.
4. TablasCreekVnyd PicpoulBlanc PasoRobles (14.5%; EB) 2011: Med.yellow color; rather perfumed/
aromatic/floral strong stony/mineral/wet river rocks nose; tart bit softer/lusher bright/floral/peach
blossom strong stony/mineral lovely flavor; very long perfumed/floral/peach blossom rather stony/mineral/
earthy finish; less perfumed/aromatic less GB/Viog-like and much more of the stony/mineral side I expect
in Picpoul.
A wee BloodyPulpit:
1. The first wine, a new one for me, I tried back in Maine last week. The last three, I tried out
in Paso a month ago afore NEB4. I was pretty sure the TablasCreek folks had not tried (nor heard of)
MattRorick's Forlorn-Hope Picpoul, so I took a btl out there for them to try. We (DarrenDelmore/
MarketingGuy, JasonHaas, and myself) tried them in the tasting room there one afternoon. The '12
was a tank sample and going to be bttld in a few weeks.
The two Tablas Picpouls were pretty much charactteristic of the TC whites; w/ lots of perfume and
fragrance and only hints of the stony/mineral/austere character Picpoul can often show. As expected,
the Forlorn-Hope was a more atypical rendition of Picpoul, a "vin de meditazione", a more rustic
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Yeah im thinking of doing this too....probably with myth tv or freevo, they both look awsome. I cant see any problems with it, the hardware should all be pretty standard... as long as you get a case big enough to fit the tv card!


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Management guru Tom Peters' advice for NZ businesses
"Peters points to the major issue of our best and brightest leaving. This deserves a response from government"Featured comment
Tom Peters has invested in New Zealand.
The management guru – famed for his co-authorship of the 1982 book In Search of Excellence – has a bach on Golden Bay, at the top of the South Island, bought when the exchange rate was at about US49c for the New Zealand dollar.
That was just luck, he says.
The 71-year-old, who has been worrying about businesses for 40 years, is quick to say currency isn't his game and he's no economist.
That said, he quickly launches into a discussion about what New Zealand can do to lift its economy – his investment in New Zealand appears also to be cerebral; he cares about the place.
It's no surprise his thoughts are framed by the primacy of business and the excellence of companies.
"Golden Bay is agricultural and the Kiwi economy is the hottest thing since sliced bread – or baby formula.
"And I have a bias that that's fabulous, but you can't build a long-term success story based on something that fundamentally is, (a), a commodity and (b) is dependent [which I realise is a really hot issue right now] on building a lot of big barns, bringing the cows out of the fields and transforming a lot of land, as is already happening – lamb exports not-withstanding – from lambs to dairy."
Economic concerns
Mr Peters' comments come as New Zealand's economic ties to China are under increasing scrutiny, given new government targets for two-way trade between the countries and as analysts and economists start to sound the drum louder on China's economic risks.
The Business Ministry is also warning over the country's continued over-reliance on the dairy sector.
In recent weeks, NBR Rich Lister Alan Gibbs and columnist Wayne Brown have pointed to Singapore as an economic example for New Zealand.
Some of New Zealand's best business minds are being exercised trying to lift the country's productivity, despite the small market and, in some industries, a lack of competition.
Productivity Commission chairman Murray Sherwin said during an Ask Me Anything session in February that regulation and policy in New Zealand need to be world-leading to offset disadvantages elsewhere.
Mr Peters says one of the big issues for New Zealand is the best and the brightest leaving.
Reasons to stay
"I know that many of you come back after your journeys. I acknowledge the reasons for that. The opportunities are different and, on some dimensions, better than other places.
"But my argument is that from retail to high-tech, if you were the best damned employer in the world, then there's a reason for people to stay.
When you look at the best firms around the world, unsurprisingly, he says, there's an incredible variation within the same industry.
"I don't buy the act that we can't induce you to stay – again, whether it's retail or high-tech I'm totally indifferent.
"We have these lists in our Fortune magazine of the 100 best companies to work for in America.
"One of them was a grocery chain, a few years ago, called Wegmans, a regional grocery chain, not a monster; one of them was called The Container Store, which makes bins.
"It doesn't have to be Google, and it doesn't have to be Facebook. It can be an apparently boring retail operation."
For the full Tom Peters interview, in two parts, read the National Business Review print editions of April 17 and 24
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I gave a speech in the Advocacy competition in year 1 of law school in which I drew on ideas from Tom Peters' books, which I had discovered in my previous life and career. Over drinks afterwards I was asked (by a lecturer) who Tom Peters was. On learning that he was NOT a jurist, the lecturer commented that no one in the legal profession or judiciary would be interested in reading him. That was in the late 1990s. I doubt whether much has changed. (They don't know what they are missing.)
Prof Peters speaks a lot of sense.
We need some major shifts in the economy.
Let's hope we have the leaders with enough right ideas and guts to take us in the right direction
And they don't fall into the usual political trap of selling out that direction for the short term fix of votes at the next election?
Peters points to the major issue of our best and brightest leaving.
This deserves a response from government;we await it with anticipation!
I think you'll find that Peters is saying, from reading the above at least, that our best and brightest leaving New Zealand is not an issue for government to solve, it's an issue for business.


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Is a shadow a three-dimensional object? I am proposing that we are 3 "objects" in one being. We are the light, the body and the shadow
A shadow is a 3d object, because we live in a 3d world right?
So that means they have, length, width, height, volume and mass?
And the body is just "shadow" or matter that reflects light, like a mirror, or the moon
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Mar 12 2013: Apparently, so anti natural thing as ' vicissitudes of the Dow Jones index ' has a lot to do with fractal... in a deep shadow.
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Mar 12 2013: Spaces get very high-dimensional, very fast. But fractal remains 2D, anything more than that can be visualized in N dimensions. 2D fractal is like entire system in a single point, where the third dimension is volume of increased probability of density. That's the idea of fractal , it shows self similarity on different scales. Nature is fractal, no need to multiply extra dimensions here or it can be seen as extra dimensions, it's the matter of choice.
Hence the joke, i've posted to Ed, who suggests : "as "dimension-ality" increases 4th , 5th 6th time/space are not. then Only existence is "
Just thoughts :)
Mar 14 2013: We see with our eye 2 2d picture then over lap those pattern to give depth exactingly like the http://www.eyetricks.com/3dstereo.htm
Mar 14 2013: "god created it for us so we could "understand" his perspective. Because that's all anyone can do it give their perspective.
This all got created because we reflect self .....which is just god we reflect god/light ....which is why we are created in his imagine. And if you take the biblical route women was created from man because we man/women come from one and are each other's equal but opposite reaction to self. Since we came from the same "self"
Mar 14 2013: Yes.., and i am that one/many anyone to give my perspective :
"god created it for us ..."
God is creating it for Itself instantly and 'explore' different perspectives through anyone/everything.
I mean not only humans are involved, but everything/anything in its own unique way is ITS image.
I can't say i understand it, just stand under :)
" the light came into being by itself, established [itself], and appeared in their image."
"Time is the theatre of God's becoming "
I am comfortable with ' resonance ', standing under , i don't push it to understanding.
Mar 15 2013: " Standingunder' is Sufi's word/notion, Ed Schulte mentioned it once and i had this ' Bingo ! ' click in my mind, that's what i have sometimes - ' standingunder'.
It means that i don't understand " Time is the theater of God's becoming " rationally or i do, but i need tuns of words to explain what i understand.. It's like ' the seer is the seen ' , you have a picture, that resonates with what you may call truth, it has this quality of authenticity. Like here : Time is the moving image of Eternity "
And you know, the bigger the picture the lower the resolution. If i zoom in and try to grasp it rationally , in details i am loosing the picture . In a way ' standingunder VS understanding ", but the bright side of it is that you can recognise the pattern via the law of correspondence or fractals. Maybe i don't understand..., but i have something to measure my understanding of many other things.
I have serious doubts that it's helpful, unless you know from your own experience what i am talking about :)
Mar 30 2013: Its not a special technique, its coming to realize a lot of truths. I don't think I could consciously do it over the internet maybe with skype...maybe.
But once again I have a hard time going into exact detail because it is both a journey inward as well as a "physical world journey". And without the right coping skills, you could spiral out of control. Either become extremely suicidal or loose sense of reality. This is why I have a hard time guiding you or mentoring you on this path. It is not something I would recommend for everyone and truthfully I am not sure anyone should do it, it was a path that i chose freely and willingly. That being said I am only telling you this because; I respect you very much. And believe you have a very strong grasp of reality, while realizing a lot of other truths.
Re-read this and trying to realize all of the implications that it is saying not just the words:
Its realizing that everything is refection of self, even when things are not "self reflective". The material world is a "mirror" reflecting light back out at you. Its realizing its your own light that is is shining back at you for you reflect self. You are shining light out as it comes into you. Its realizing that all past life's, all current life, and all future life is you. It's realizing that you are death yourself. That you are both judge and executioner. It realizing that all of this was created to figure out existence on some fundamental way. Its realizing that all gods have been saying that we are one, when even they did not know fully the implications. Because it is hard to counter something that can counter your every move. Which is just you. It realizing that how ever you want to define this reality it is "real" and yet as "fake" as the heavens we have been promised. Its realizing that we are the equal but opposite reaction to the gods. And if this reality did not exist that reality would not exist. For we created each other, because we are co-creators.
Mar 31 2013: Did not know if you saw this conversation it point to the fact that you are right about the image being a 0 and that we have been in circle discoveries for to long and that our fractal dimsion is 3.14
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wine crates + spring flowers
Over the past few months, I have been working on a custom invitation & event materials suite for Small Steps Nurturing Center's Ultimate Wine Classic. More on Small Steps, the wonderful event (it was last Thursday) and the designs later.
Today I want to share with you some photos of the flowers I put together for the wine-pairing dinner. The venue, River Oaks Country Club, is gorgeous on its own, so we only needed a couple arrangements for the registration tables. This post from Design*Sponge served as a great inspiration.
I had so much fun creating these arrangements (and thank you to the Small Steps supporter that loaned us the beautiful wine crates). Several of my clients have asked me about flowers in the past, and I may begin offering this on limited event styling projects.
Such a wonderful event for a truly worthy cause! Find out more about Small Steps here.


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Frazier, who took on Ali in three momentous fights in the 1970s -- including the epic "Thrilla in Manilla" -- had been under home hospice care after being diagnosed just weeks ago with the cancer that took his life, a family friend said. Until then, Frazier had been doing regular autograph appearances, including one in Las Vegas in September.
Smokin' Joe was a small yet ferocious fighter who smothered his opponents with punches, including a devastating left hook he used to end many of his fights early. It was the left hook that dropped Ali in the 15th round at Madison Square Garden in 1971 to seal a win in the so-called "Fight of the Century."
Joe Frazier was 67.
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The Easiest Barbecued Chicken You'll Ever Make
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 303
- Fat: 12g
- Saturated fat: 2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 2g
- Protein: 36g
- Carbohydrate: 11g
- Fiber: 1g
- Cholesterol: 94mg
- Iron: 2mg
- Sodium: 973mg
- Calcium: 35mg
- 5 teaspoons Hungarian sweet paprika
- 4 teaspoons brown sugar
- 3 teaspoons kosher salt
- 2 teaspoons freshly ground black pepper
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 4 (6-ounce) skinless, boneless chicken breasts
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil or melted unsalted butter
- 1 teaspoon barbecue smoke seasoning (such as Hickory Liquid Smoke)
- 1 cup barbecue sauce
- 1. To make rub, place first 5 ingredients in a bowl and combine with your fingers, breaking up lumps in sugar. (You'll need 1 1/2-2 tablespoons rub for this recipe. The excess can be stored in a sealed jar for several weeks.)
- 2. Sprinkle rub over chicken on both sides, rubbing into the meat with your fingers. Arrange chicken in a baking dish. Cover with foil, and refrigerate 20 minutes.
- 3. To make basting mixture, combine oil and smoke seasoning in a small bowl, stirring with a whisk.
- 4. Spread the coals in an even layer to make a single-zone fire. (On a gas grill, you'd simply light the appropriate burner.) Preheat to high. Clean and oil grate.
- 5. Arrange chicken diagonal to bars of grate, and grill 4-6 minutes total per side or until browned and thoroughly heated; begin basting chicken after first 2 minutes of cooking, and baste several times. (If you're feeling ambitious, rotate each breast a quarter-turn after the first 2 minutes to create hatch marks.) Insert an instant-read meat thermometer into thick end of breast through the side--the temperature should be about 160°.
- 6. Transfer chicken to a platter or plates; serve with barbecue sauce.
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Trash collection has resumed in the Glass City after a labor dispute in Youngstown put workers on the picket line locally. However, that does not mean everything is back to normal for residents.
A work stoppage was initiated on Tuesday by unionized workers. The stoppage is centered in Youngstown, where workers with Teamsters Local 377 have been without a contract since October. The union is trying to put pressure on the company by expanding the work stoppage and picket line to Toledo.
According to Republic Services general manager Dave Vossmer, the company plans to use replacement workers Wednesday. More than 30 workers crossed the picket line Wednesday, to continue services with temporary workers, who met at 6 a.m. at a facility on South Dixie Highway. Representatives from Republic Services said if Local 20 workers come to work they will handle the trash collection, instead of the replacements.
While pick-up resumed in Toledo Wednesday, services have been delayed for Monclova Township and Perrysburg Township. Officials say the schedule has been pushed back a day across northwest Ohio.
"For the rest of the week, we should see everything being on a holiday-type schedule," said Paul Rasmusson, sales manager for Republic Services. "We've had a significant amount of employees come back to work today."
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Take your vitamins and go out. Quite a few of the bands you'll see padding out local lineups in the coming weeks are on their way to or from SXSW in Austin, and that means a concentrated froth of bigger, better, weirder touring acts than what usually rambles through town. You can't afford to stay home.
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Not just pipe dreams
OK, so it's time again for high winds, evil leprechauns, disgusting green beer and arming yourself with a stout shillelagh. Lighten up dude, it's also time for the good things ... remember parades and bagpipes?
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Choosing bridges over bars
There are two sides to noise-punk duo No Age.
The Ramones-obsessed, headfirst slide into power-pop punk bumps up against its yang: layer upon layer of cacophonous sound that's impossible to pick apart.
Though the result is messy, guitarist Randy Randall says everything is carefully designed. "Even the sense of chaos is planned in there," Randall says. "Ninety-nine percent of it is all written out. If you were to see us every single night on the road, you might eventually become bored, because it's the same sound every day."
Flyer on the Wall
En route to SXSW, the Not Not Fun showcase/Mega Psych Fest is making a pit stop at 1kind Studios (1016 Coal SW). The all-ages noise on Sunday, March 15, includes Robedoor, Magic Lantern and Sun Araw, with local support from Death Convention Singers and Yoda's House. Cost is $5, sound starts at 7 p.m. (Laura Marrich)
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The video Tim McGraw just released for his latest song "Southern Girl" puts us smack dab in the middle of one of Tim's live concerts. I think this video is pretty cool, because it features a lot of back stage, on stage, fans line dancing and awesome concert footage. The video reminds me how much fun Tim's concerts are. Check it out.
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Steamboat WillieSteamboat Willie (1928) - Mickey Mouse Theatrical Cartoon Series
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- Mickey Mouse Theatrical Cartoon Series
- Walt Disney Studios
- Distributed by: Celebrity Pictures
- Cartoon Characters: Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Pegleg Pete, Cow, Parrot, Cat.
- Originally Released in 1928.
- Black & White
- Running Time: 7:23 minutes.
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Walt shows us he knew what he was doing!
Posted: February 21, 2009
By UncaJeffy
Walt took great advantage of the new sound medium with this cartoon. Synchronization of speech still wasn't a sure thing, so he highlights sound effects and music for the gags, all the while showing his confidence in Ub to carry it off. From the opening sequence which must have seemed wonderous to the general audience, he allows the playing of the music to draw them (us) in and the sheer novelty of the stemaboat sounds (complete with anthropomorphic whistles) and just Mickey whistling to catch the eye and ear. He's not content with the novelty of sound to carry the picture though...not enough subastance for Walt...almost right away, he shows there has to be a need for it. Pete's setting off the bell with his tobacco spit shows he knows that the sound and picture weren't the entertaining part, the sounds had to be funny. Then his understanding of emotional flow through music shows through, as the raucous "Turkey in the Straw" begins and the energy builds. Sound gag after sound gag of playing music by using inanimate objects and farm animals (it even sounds funny saying it) propel the rest of the cartoon. Cranking a goat's tail, yankiing a cat's tail, yanking suckling piglets tails, hammering a cows teeth and even using a sows nipples as keys - all the while using sound effects on top of the musical notes instead of just one or the other - show experimentation on what would "read" to the audience, and show his care in making sure that whatever "read" was present so he could refine it later. Any character could have worked in this (Mickey, Oswald, Koko, Felix, etc.) but only Walt could have made it work and use it to see what would work in years to come. A seminal and important film. Highly recommended for both it's entertainment AND it's historical value.
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Steamboat Willie
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a brilliant start by the disny crew
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Mickey should have stayed in this haul-ass persona. I hate the sucky, cloying wuss he became.
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Good news on the job front, even though the state's unemployment rate inched up.
While officials typically expect the rate to increase at the beginning of the year, it's still much lower than years' past.
That's because employers are hiring again.
It is possible that folks in and out of staffing agencies could soon wind-up working somewhere.
"We've seen several several people over the last few weeks get jobs through us," says Ashley Smallwood at Snelling Personnel Services.
Smallwood is constantly talking with job applicants these days, like Mariana Hill, for instance.
"I did housekeeping for 12 years. I did cashiering for a year," says Hill.
She's hopeful this visit will prove productive. According to Smallwood that's not wishful thinking.
"Right now is probably the best time to be looking for a job because people are opening up new positions, they have new fiscal budgets for this year."
That only helps decrease the state's unemployment rate. While it did go up slightly in January, the good news is the last three months "have all been below 7-percent. The last time we saw our state rate below 7-percent was in 2008," says Tara Hutchison with the Alabama Department of Labor.
She says first-time filers for unemployment are down, the number of positions available on the state's Joblink website are up and fewer companies are announcing lay-offs.
"All those things combined tend to show us that we're coming in to a better place," says Hutchison.
It's something Hill sure hopes is true for her.
"I'm keeping my faith. Hopefully everything goes well."
While many people are landing jobs, there are still nearly 149,000 people out of work.
Wilcox and Lowndes counties continue to have the highest unemployment rates at 17.4 and 14.5 percent respectively.
Officials plan to release February's unemployment numbers at the end of March.
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Zenko Kyudojo
Zenko Kyudojo is the kyudo practice place located in Boulder, Colorado and is headquarters of Zenko International.
Meditation master Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche invited Kanujro Shibata XX, to the United States in 1980, and together they founded Ryuko Kyudojo with the vision of propagating a culture of enlightened warriorship. The name changed from Ryuko Kyudojo to Zenko Kyudojo.
4220 19th Street
Boulder, Colorado 80304
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Click here to see the Zenko Kyudojo blog
Kyudo practice is appropriate for all ages and abilities, beginning at the age of 8. Zenko Kyudojo holds regulary scheduled practice three times per week. Visitors are welcome. Please note that the kyudojo is reached by walking down the driveway past the house.
- 10:00 A.M. - 12 Noon: Kyudo practice
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- First Shot Preparation: $50 (usually, 5-10 classes of instruction leading up to first shot. Instruction begins on the first Sunday of each month.)
- Individual: $50/month
- Student/Senior (65+): $40/month
- Family: $70/month
- Drop-in Fee: $15/class (available after First Shot)
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toofat2serve said...
Yes. Serious news. About a video game.
Chill dude. They jump on patches and hotfixes as they come. Class, role, and style columns come out as fast as the writers can write them. And since most of the columnists are part-time writers with other full-time responsabilities, that isn't as often, apparently, as you'd like.
You can show your displeasure by stopping your payments to WoWInsi... Oh wait. You don't pay for it. So you can show your displeasure by not ximing to the site. Or when you see a title like "RC car enthusiast shows his Horde pride," you can excersize a modicum of reading comprehension and skipnthe article, so as to not waste your time on something this "trivial and silly."
Which is a purely subjective analysis anyway. I love the stories about the other PLAYERS in this massively multiPLAYER game.
The only thing more astounding than you actually taking the time to post that comment is me taking the time to respond.