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A few words about myself: I've got Masters degree in Systems Analysis, but then realized that numbers are too boring for me . So I get back to my hobby after 6 years break ... and here I am. I feel that I have absolutely not enough drawing and painting knowlege and skills. That's why I'm here
I'll be glad to hear any comments and critics (be so hard as you like ^_^ ) from you and also I'm trying to help if I can
Some time ago I started a blog, where I'm trying to collect useful tips, links and resourses that helped me during those years of learning. I hope some of these articles give you direction where to go ))
http://in2eternityart.blogspot.com/2...elf-study.html - anatomy books and resources
http://in2eternityart.blogspot.com/2...resources.html - gesture resources
http://in2eternityart.blogspot.com/2...e-arrived.html - short overview of 6 Artbooks
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I'd like to see anatomy studies, more life drawings, and master studies / figure drawings. Looks like you're off to a good start though
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Thank you, jeremyg0rd0n, for your comment I'll do my best. But what is master studies? Maybe I could do this also?
Here are some foot anatomy studies, fir-trees and some cartoon sheeps design. I'd like to choose one for further use in a small game
Some sketches with soft-tip pens
Please tell me mistakes if you see them, I really need this! Thanx
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Okay first I think you should work only on gesture, that's always the first and the most important step, as a result of it you'll get either a stiff or a full of life drawing.
So leave color and even rendering for later, and start feeling the gesture.
keep it up
Thank you, andres333, I'll try to do what you say
Thank you, Twan, of course I'll make more dogs like that one It's husky, and they are so lovely and beautiful. Happy New Year for you too
Here's a pic for DSG 1532: Goofy Sci-Fi ROBOTIC SUPER-CHEF CREATES MAGNIFICENT CAKE:
So this is my first environments try... Need your advices, critics, thoughts. Thanx a lot!
Head studies and a portrait from a photo reference.
Here are sketches from first post, so I can easily edit it
Tried new technique today...
A version of a hut for flash game, tried to animate fire and smoke...
Looking good, you seem to have got the painting down, try doing some full figures rather than upper/face studies. I have to try an get digital colours down myself.
Cant get your SWF file to open - what does it need (or do you have it has a gi?)
Your studies and paintings are coming along really nicely, keep it up. On the last painting though the eyes don't have the same focus, it almost looks as if she's cross-eyed.
Rich_C: Thank you for commenting! Yes, I've made some figure studies also
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Inishmore: Thanks for mentioning about problem with eyes, I really have to do something with this
Wow, long time no updates! So here I have a few sketches, some from anotomy book, some from life, and some from movie and photos from DeviantArt.
Sorry they're so messy, I don't have a scaner
Hello Irina
Thanks for dropping by my sketchbook.
You asked about brushes, well i use a mix of Jaime Jones's and M@ brushes, you can find them both here at cocnepart.org
Good amount of studies, concerning anatomy i think a good and easy system will healp you to better at it. Bridgman is a great example he was a true master.
Check out Kevin Chen's blog also he has abit different aproach but his method also great for begiiners as intermediate and pro's.
Good luck girl
Here is sketch for
DSG 1543: Creature STINGING INSECT FLITS ABOUT THE NOSTRIL OF A LARGE ALIEN BEAST that I did yestarday and a try of some new M@'s brushes, that Icecold suggested me on my friend's portrait
Hey nice start Eternity. Keep working on your structure and anatomy. It will help you out tons. And nice watercolor sketchs. I'm gona be busting out some water colors and pencial crayons soon. I Gota lay back on the digital I think
Keep it up!
Oh i forgot to mention, when painting digitally, flip canvas quite often, it will miraculusly show you most of your mistakes. You can use mirror in traditional media, same thing ;>
I'll try to drop in from time to time and give some advices Irina, cheers.
Nice sketches here! I liked your animals the most. Keep up the anatomical studies!
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Dy.laneA: Thanx Watercolor is great, and IMHO difficult also.
Icecold: Yes, thanx, I know about flipping, but shame on me, I forget to to this so often! (( This is good advice anyway.
Nlete: Thank you
Here is my first digital still life, and even traditionally I've done it so long time ago... I don't like to paint still life, though I know it's very important and helpfull.
So any comments are very wellcome!
Just want to say well done on completion of your first digital still life hoping to learn more of that area myself I like how you achieved the spoons distortion through the glass must try working with still life myself when it comes to Photoshop it all good practice
2 Mac Con: Thanx
Here is another sketch where I experemented with some new brushes
Quick waterfall sketch :
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I like your style, cute and comfortable. The robot and bug is my favorites. the eye seems a bit off, the socket doesn't fit quite right and lighting is off.
Junpei: Thanx for stopping by, I'm really pleased you like some of my sketches. Your works is awesome, I think you should do even more and more
Yes, light - is always my big problem, still have a LOT to study about it...
Trying to do some ski-fi style speedpaint/sketch:
Thanks for the kinds words at my SB. ^^ Your latest posts look great and I'm envious of the colours you've picked for #28, the avatar eye in #27, and the quick waterfall sketch. Keep it up~
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Some really great studies, just keep working on that. I like your style for your personal work, the robot with the cake is really great.
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First elected in 2005, John Rustad spent his first two terms as a backbencher. But after the Liberals won this year, Premier Christy Clark named the MLA for Nechako Lakes as her minister of aboriginal relations and reconciliation. Rustad sat down with The Vancouver Sun recently in his Victoria office to discuss his new job and the opportunities that he thinks lie ahead for First Nations.
Q. You were an MLA for eight years before this. What are your reflections on what a private member can do?
A. There is no how-to manu al, there is no set process. Everybody finds a different way to get things done. Some people are in banging on doors — just very persistent about things — and some people have a more gentle approach. I've always tried to take the approach that you're not going to get to "yes" on everything, so you try to work on the issues you think you can get wins with and try to advance the ones you may have an opportunity down the road to advance.
Q. There were many cabinet shuffles when you didn't get the call. You got the call this time. What was that like for you personally?
A. I always recognized that we had two very strong ministers right next door to my riding, with Pat Bell and Shirley Bond. So I knew it would be challenging to crack into the cabinet situation with those two ministers there. So you go through the ups and downs of wanting to be there and the disappointment when you don't get there. When the premier asked me to step up and be part of cabinet, I have to admit it was very exciting. I was very honoured. But also it was quite humbling because I recognize what that also means in terms of the work, in terms of the commitment and in terms of the expectations.
Q. One of the big pushes of government is LNG (liquefied natural gas) and a lot of those pipelines are destined to go through your riding. Do you think that's part of why this portfolio makes sense for you, in terms of discussing what the ramifications are with First Nations?
A. We have to remember there are 203 bands across the province so there's 40 or 50 that are impacted across northern B.C. in terms of LNG. So the ministry has a mandate provincewide, but certainly in terms of moving forward on LNG, that is one of our high priorities. I think my relationship with them will be helpful in terms of trying to move forward with these opportunities. There was an interesting phrase that was put forward by one of the leadership groups that talked about a "shared prosperity" as LNG moved forward, as these resource development projects go forward. That's something I think is a great idea in terms of how all of the people of the province should be able to benefit – First Nation and non First Nation – and share in the prosperity that can come from LNG.
Q. You've spoken in favour of Enbridge Northern Gateway. Is that creating any friction or will it affect your ability to deal with First Nations who are very much opposed to the project?
A. I had to chuckle because that came up as a question during the election campaign. It's actually a misquote in Black Press. I've historically never bothered to correct misquotes as they've come out. It gets printed the way it gets printed and then move on. What I said to the people at Black Press is we have five conditions, I walked through those five conditions, and I said if those conditions are met then yes I support the pipeline going through. That got printed as, 'I support the pipeline.' During the election it came up and I explained it. My position hasn't changed on that. If we have the five conditions – one of them being he engagement and process with First Nations – then I support the movement of oil, whether it's Enbridge or any other project.
Q. What kind of a timeline do you think is reasonable to expect on reaching new treaties with First Nations?
A. I think that with some First Nations we may never get there. With some First Nations, it may go quite quickly. Now that we've seen some success with the treaties – the first few treaties coming through as they're being implemented – people are taking a look at them and we're actually finding some First Nations approaching us and saying, 'We want to accelerate the process. If what we're seeing in those deals is what we can expect, let's get to it.' I think the opportunity for success in treaties has been improved, but there's no questions it's still going to take time to do to be able to go through and negotiate and get things in place. I sort of look at it as this is an issue that was created over 200 plus years. It's not going to be resolved in five years. We've been at it now for 20 years and we saw limited success as we started moving through. We're seeing a little bit more success and my hope is momentum can carry, but we're still 20 years out before we see a significant number of treaties.
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) fisheries issued new rules today on vessel traffic, aimed at protecting Southern Resident killer whales in Washington's Puget Sound. These charismatic marine mammals, popular with tourists, whale-watch operators and the general public, were added to the Endangered Species list in late 2005.
The Southern Resident population peaked at 97 animals in the 1990s, and then declined to 79 in 2001. It has seen slow growth since then, and now stands at an estimated 86 killer whales, about half of which are sexually mature. Scientists have identified the major threats facing the population as a shortage of its preferred prey of Chinook salmon, disturbance from vessels, and water pollution.
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Seventh Inning Magic Leads Augustana To Sweep Over Northern State
OMAHA, NE – Augustana (20-15, 8-6 NSIC) completed the series sweep of Northern State (13-15, 6-8 NSIC) as the Vikings won the first game 3-1 after a three-run home run by Kye Winter in the top of the seventh inning and a six-run top of the seventh inning in game two helped the Vikings to a 14-3 win in the series finale.
Winter had a big day for the Vikings, drilling the game-winning three run home run in the seventh inning of game one before driving in a career-high six runs after a 3-for-4 performance, including a triple and two home runs. He finished the day with four hits in seven at bats with a triple, three home runs and nine RBI.
Jordan Milbrath tossed a gem to earn his fifth win of the season and improve to 5-0. Milbrath was throwing a one-hitter before giving up two hits and an unearned run in the bottom of the seventh. He finished the game with six strikeouts.
Augustana picked up five hits in the game, with two of them coming in the top of the seventh inning. Marcus O'Neill hit his seventh double of the season and went 2-for-3 at the plate.
Northern State had a hit and left a runner on base in the bottom of the second inning before Milbrath shut the door and allowed just one base runner, on a fielding error by the Vikings, over the next four innings.
After Winter's game-winning homer in the top of the seventh, Northern State was able to push a run across to make it a 3-1 game. Cameron Lehner started off the inning with a single and scored the Wolves' lone run with one out in the inning on a sacrifice fly by Maurice Rodriguez.
Milbrath was able to get out of the inning without any further damage to give Augustana its third straight win in the series.
O'Neill continued to hit well in the second game going 2-for-3 at the plate with an RBI, hitting his first home run of the season. Alex Fink was 4-for-4 at the plate and hit his fifth double of the season while driving in a run, and scoring three.
Augustana used two big innings to cruise past Northern State in the series finale. The Vikings blasted 16 hits in the game, including five in the top of the seventh inning.
Augustana scored two runs in the top of the second and another in the third to make it a 3-0 game early. In the second inning, the Vikings scored the game's first run on Winter's triple that scored Fink, who led off the inning with a double. Winter then scored on a wild pitch to make the score 2-0. In the third, the Vikings added a run on an RBI single by Fink.
Northern State tied the game at 3 in the bottom of the fourth inning scoring three runs on four hits, but the Vikings answered right back with a four-run fifth inning to regain the lead, now at 7-3. Augustana hit two home runs in the inning including a solo shot by O'Neill and a two-run homer by Winter over the center field wall.
The Vikings made it 8-3 in the sixth inning when Zach Dibble scored on a wild pitch and then broke things open with six runs in the seventh to extend their lead to 11 at 14-3.
Sam Gotham earned the win on the bump for the Vikings, improving his season record to 3-1. Gotham gave up just two hits while striking out two batters. Bennett Johnson started the game for the Vikings and lasted 4.0 innings giving up all three runs on five hits while striking out seven.
Augustana is scheduled to play Upper Iowa at Karras Park Home of Ronken Field at 3 p.m. on Wednesday.
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This is a Coordinated Program Entry program (with limited seating). Students must complete a pre-registration screening process administered through the Coordinated Program Entry Office before being eligible to register for program courses.
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Advanced EMT: as you may know, the Advanced EMT course tends to fill quickly each semester at CNM. In the interest of promoting successful course completion and advancing the job skills of licensed Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) - Basics, department approval was placed on Advanced EMT theory and lab. This registration barrier will remain in effect until the open registration date.
EARLY department approval and registration will be granted to currently licensed New Mexico EMT-Basics. Current licensure status will be verified using the NM EMS License Verification Report. On the open registration date, we will remove the department approval barrier, thus opening registration access to all qualified students on a first-come, first serve basis. This will make the Advanced EMT course accessible to continuing EMT-Basic students who are waiting to take their state licensure exam. Please know that obtaining early departmental approval in no way saves you a seat in the course. It is up to you to register and pay for your courses (within 24 hrs. of registration). If you are dropped for non-payment or other issues, you may lose your seat to other students who are registering and making payment.
Please keep in mind that there are only a limited number of available seats. Once these seats are filled we will have reached our capacity. If a seat becomes available, students should be able to register. We do not currently run a wait list on linked theory and lab courses. Two (2) sections is the absolute maximum that the CNM's Emergency Medical Services program will currently support due to factors such as clinical availability and job placement. Check back often because students frequently drop for various reasons, opening up a seat. Please contact Sean Haaverson, BLS/ILS Coordinator for department approval override requests. We will need your NM EMT Basic License number, expiration date, the CRN number of the sections you are interested in, and your CNM Student ID number. After approval, we will contact you to inform you that your request has been processed. After you have been notified that your request has been approved, you should be able to register for any open seats.
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Spending less is the same as saving more. And as you approach retirement, "spending less" becomes increasingly important. For example, say you are age 55, intend to retire at 65, and cut your spending to save an additional $1,000 a year. With decent investment returns, this could yield about $15,000 in retirement savings, which could provide an income of approximately $600 each year. Moreover, you will have cut the income you need by $1,000 a year—a much larger improvement to your retirement prospects.
Nothing is more effective in boosting your retirement income than retiring later. For example, Social Security monthly benefits claimed at age 70 will be at least 76 percent higher than benefits claimed at 62. Working longer has a similar effect on income from savings. It gives you more time to save and your savings more time to earn income. It also shortens the time in
retirement that you'll need to rely on savings.
Your house is often your largest asset—and largest expense. If you move to a more moderately priced home, you could turn some of your equity into retirement savings. You'll also reduce expenditures for taxes, insurance, upkeep, and utilities. Although moving can be costly and time-consuming, the sooner you move, the sooner you'll reduce your overall expenses and add to your savings.
Your ability to respond to adverse financial shocks will decline as you approach retirement. The size of financial losses also rises as the amount you have in savings reaches its peak. Therefore, it makes sense to shift your savings from stocks to bonds, to pay off your mortgage and other debts, and to eliminate other avoidable risks.
Widows and widowers often see a sharp fall in their standard of living. One way to protect the survivor is to claim Social Security later, because widows or widowers can receive their spouse's benefit in place of their own. Therefore, the survivor's income from Social Security will be greater if the spouse with the higher benefits claims them as late as possible.


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Beyond Cake: Sweet Recipes for Baby's First Birthday
The birthday cake is often the first thing you think of when you start planning a birthday party. Think beyond the cake, Mama! Put a little more sweet into your party spread with these fun ideas.
Chocolate Noogies
Not your traditional noogie (you know what we're talking about!), these tiny chocolate nuggets pack a big chocolate punch and are the right size for little fingers.
Strawberry Sparkles
It takes only a couple of minutes to turn a pint of strawberries into a festive—and healthy—mouthwatering treat. Coordinate the colored sugar to fit the color scheme of your party.
Brownie Pizza
Gooey and packed with chocolate, brownies are always a big hit with kids. This brownie pizza is so easy to make that even toddlers can help stir the batter.
Ice Cream Pizza
You've gotta have ice cream at a party, so why not make it into a pizza? Kids will go wild over the idea of a brownie-crusted ice cream pizza.
Sugar Dusted Lemon Bars
These fragrant and delicately flavored lemon bars are just to refresh party guests. Don't cut them too big—just a few bites satisfy nicely.
Caramel Apple Muffins
Inspired by the fall favorite, this fool-the-eye treat makes clever use of an apple muffin and cream cheese frosting. Sweetness on a stick. Gotta love it!
Ice Cream Cone Cupcake
Tiny guests will love this cupcake shaped like an ice cream cone. Don't forget the sprinkles!
Jell-O® Cupcake
Watch it wiggle, see it jiggle! A cupcake made out of gelatin? Why not? Kids and parents will love this fun, refreshing treat.
Ice Cream Cookie Cups
Double your party guest's pleasure by serving ice cream in edible chocolate chip cookie bowls. See the looks on the kid's faces when you tell them to eat their bowls!
Apple Pie Party Dip
Enjoy the flavor of a classic dessert—minus the baking!—with this tasty fruit dip spiked with cinnamon. A fun way to sneak in some fruit!
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BMW 's supercar, the M1 , was sold between 1978 to 1981 as the only mid-engined BMW to be mass produced. But you'd expect more from a maker like BMW, right? And with all the competition on the market, BMW had to do something about it, so they decided to put the Vision Efficient Dynamics Concept unveiled at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show into production.
There is one distinct change for the Vision Efficient Dynamics Concept as it heads into production, as BMW changed its name to the i8. Along with the recently announced i3, the i8 shows the other end of the spectrum that the German automaker can reach with its hybrid drivetrains. The production i8 will, surprisingly, carry the concept's in-line three-cylinder engine combined with an electric motor to drive the front wheels.
As of now, there is only one i8 model set for production, but we have a sneaking suspicion that there may be an M or M Sport model in coming years.
Updated 05/27/2014: BMW unveiled a new video in which it explains how it optimized dynamics and efficiency for the new i8. Check it out in the "Videos"
Updated 07/03/2014: BMW announced today packages and options for the i8 hybrid supercar. Among others cool updates, BMW will offer three different worlds for the i8: Giga World priced at $2,000, Pure Impulse World priced at $10,800 and Terra World priced at $3,000.
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TOLEDO, OH (Toledo News Now) - It's hard to believe, but in a few weeks, students will be back in school. The Toledo-Lucas County Public Library is confident that those youngsters who participated in our annual Summer Reading Club will go back with higher proficiency in reading.
Statistics have continued to show that reading loss occurs in the summer months when children are away from the classroom and not participating in a formal reading program like our Summer Reading Club. Between grades 1 and 6, the potential cumulative impact of this achievement gap could be one and a half years worth of lost reading development.
And even though this year, more than 18,000 people participated in our program, this only represents 11 percent of Lucas County schoolchildren.
If your family hasn't visited the library this summer, there's still time to come in and check out a few great books. It's never too late to encourage the daily reading habit that will help your kids succeed. And why not make that a goal for next summer? Get your children and grandchildren to the library and see their reading scores shine bright!
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Jason Whitlock, the sports writer who Bob Costas quoted last night, said today in an interview said that the NRA is the new KKK because it turns black communities into shooting galleries:
NEWSBUSTERS: WHITLOCK: Sports gets so much attention, and people tune out the real world, that I try to take advantage of the opportunity to talk about the real world when sports lends itself to that and try to open people's eyes. You know, I did not go as far as I'd like to go because my thoughts on the NRA and America's gun culture – I believe the NRA is the new KKK. And that the arming of so many black youths, uh, and loading up our community with drugs, and then just having an open shooting gallery, is the work of people who obviously don't have our best interests [at heart].
What an asinine statement. It doesn't even make sense, because it's the Constitution that guarantees the right to bear arms, not the NRA. But let's just play along for a second. If the NRA is the new KKK, then what does that make abortion clinics? After all, over 1800 African American babies are aborted on average EACH DAY. That's over 650,000 each year!
When is Jason Whitlock going to write about that?
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Free admission to hundreds of museums
Want to visit museums, zoos, aquariums or science centers? You may have already paid your admission.
If you buy an annual pass to an institution affiliated with the North American Reciprocal Museums program, you'll eligible for free admission to more than 600 others in the United States and Canada.
So if you're a member of, say, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts you can get in free at a huge variety of other institutions, from The Frick Collection in New York City to the Surfing Heritage Foundation in San Clemente, Calif.
Pay once, make multiple visits -- that's quite a deal. And museums are just the beginning.
Three other groups -- the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Association of Children's Museums and the Association of Science and Technology Centers -- also have reciprocal agreements. Depending on the institution, you'll get free or discounted admissions, cheaper tickets to special events like concerts and lectures, and discounts at gift shops.
Finding your options
Some restrictions may apply. For example, a specific level of membership may be required and special attractions may not be included. It's important to call ahead or check websites for specific rules.
Here's the information you need to get started:
- North American Reciprocal Museums. More than 600 institutions in the U.S. and Canada, two in Bermuda, and one each in Mexico and El Salvador.
- Association of Children's Museums. Nearly 200 museums in the U.S. and Canada, many of which offer admission for up to four people from the same household.
- Association of Science and Technology Centers. More than 300 centers, mostly in the U.S. and Canada.
- Association of Zoos and Aquariums. 150 institutions in the U.S. plus one in Canada and one in Mexico.
Be sure to allow enough time to purchase your hometown attraction membership, since you'll need the actual membership card to take advantage of these deals.
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i am a member of the st. louis zoo and science center. we saved well over $250 at museums in chicago this spring.
a worker at the stl science center said many chicago citizens buy stl memberships to use in their hometown. if they buy a membership to one museum in chicago it is not reciprocal in chicago, so they buy a membership in stl.
The next time I babysit our 11-year old, I'm taking him either to Harper's Ferry (FREE with $6 parking) to see the John Brown and Civil War city, reenactors, "captured Southern spys," etc. or else to the Smithsonian in D.C. (FREE with FREE parking if you arrive very early - or park for about $4 in the suburbs and take the Metro in and out).
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To troubleshoot problems with watching live TV, see Watching TV in Windows Media Center: frequently asked questions.
To find the TV shows that are on now or later, check out the listings in the Guide. The Guide displays information about all TV programs that are available for you to watch or record. For more information, see Use the Guide in Windows Media Center.
To watch live TV in Media Center, you need two things:
A TV tuner (a device that can be connected to your computer through an internal expansion slot or an external expansion port, such as a USB port)
A TV signal source (such as from a TV antenna or a cable TV jack)
If you don't have a TV tuner or don't want to buy one, you might be able to use Media Center to watch Internet TV (TV shows that are streamed over the Internet) depending on which region you live in.
There are two primary ways to control Media Center: with a mouse and keyboard, or with a Media Center remote control. Most of the procedures in this topic refer to the mouse and keyboard method, but the remote control method is often a more satisfactory experience. There are many types of Media Center remote controls available to buy—make sure that the one you want is compatible with your computer.
To begin watching live TV, do one of the following:
On the Windows Media Center start screen, scroll to TV, and then click Live TV.
On the Windows Media Center start screen, scroll to TV, click Guide, locate the TV show that you want to watch, and then click a show that's currently airing.
To control playback of live TV, move the mouse so that the playback controls appear, and then do any of the following:
Move the slider that appears above the playback controls to a different point to start watching from that point in the TV show.
To use a Media Center remote to begin watching TV, do one of the following:
On the remote, press the LIVE TV button.
Press the GUIDE button, locate the TV show that you want to watch, and then press the OK button.
To control playback of live TV, do any of the following:
Press the CH + button or the CH - button to go up one channel or down one channel, respectively.
Press the ENTER button to quickly go back to the last channel you were watching.
Press the FWD button or the SKIP button to move ahead in the program.
Press the REW button or the REPLAY button to watch something again.
When you're finished watching live TV, press the STOP button.
To find movies that are airing on TV, do one of the following:
On the Windows Media Center start screen, scroll to Movies, and then click Movie guide.
On the Windows Media Center start screen, scroll to Movies, click Search, choose a search category (such as Movie Director), and then enter your search criteria.
An analog or digital TV tuner is required to play and record live TV in Windows Media Center. If your computer did not come with a TV tuner, you might be able to add one. For more information about obtaining a TV tuner, see Get help for your TV tuner or contact your computer manufacturer.


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The Union Dutchmen's national championship win, and their star player, reinforced all there is to love about hockey, John Buccigross writes.Story | Conversation | April 16, 2014
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Union's only NHL draftee, Shayne Gostisbehere led Union on an improbable run to the national championship, David Albright writes.Story | Conversation | April 12, 2014
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Union College won its first NCAA hockey title Saturday night, scoring three times in a 1:54 span in the first period in a 7-4 victory over Minnesota on Saturday night.Story | Conversation | April 12, 2014
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After all the late-night excitement that came with Minnesota's last-second win against North Dakota in its semifinal, the Gophers must come back down to earth in time to focus on Union in Saturday's championship game.Story | Conversation | April 11, 2014
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PHILADELPHIA -- Daniel Ciampini and tiny Union College are thriving on college hockey's biggest stage. Ciampini broke a third-period tie with the second of his three goals to help Union beat Boston College 5-4 in the NCAA hockey semifinals Thursda...Blog | April 10, 2014
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A five-minute penalty late in the game should've been Boston College's chance to overtake Union, but instead the Dutchmen took advantage and will play for the national championship.Story | Conversation | April 10, 2014
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All of your burning college hockey questions will be answered when the last four standing take to the ice in Philadelphia.Story | Conversation | April 07, 2014
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College students obviously operate with another framework in mind: the school year. So it's proper to look back at the (nine-month) year that was. It's usually pretty easy for sports fans to identify time with major sports events. January = the NFL playoffs and eventually the mega-commercial Super Bowl. February welcomes Major League Baseball's spring training and its smiling images of players stretching on sun-bathed diamonds. March heralds the perennial madness of the NCAA basketball tournament. April has been home to golf's venerable Masters Tournament for several decades.
I could go on and on through each month. There's always some overhyped event featured on the front page of your favorite sports website, or the cover of your favorite sports magazine or on the front page of the local and national sports sections.
Despite all this media attention on select events, the momentary heroes and goats of a year are those who truly capture the sporting audience's attention. Ten years down the road, when you're sitting in a General Mills cubicle (God forbid) swapping sports trivia with a co-worker, you may not remember the 2004 American League Most Valuable Player (Vladimir Guerrero), but you'll probably remember that Jimmy Fallon and Drew Barrymore starred in a bad romantic comedy/sports movie about the Boston Red Sox entitled "Fever Pitch."
Trivia allows fans to mine the depths of each other's emotional memory, to search for what matters to fans. Perhaps this explains how two people can entertain themselves with simple sports questions for a solid six hours while moving dirt.
Many St. Olaf sports conversations look regionally to Minnesota teams or to favorite franchises from longed-for homes. But even though St. Olaf's football stadium, Manitou Field, may pale in magnitude to your high school's complex, and even though one of the college's most successful programs -- the swimming and diving team -- toils in relative obscurity, elite athletes with their trivia-worthy records walk the same corridors, wait in the same Caf water lines and endure the same interminable winters as the rest of us.
This year has featured several historic performances and milestones for St. Olaf athletics. An artcle on the preceding page describes the accomplishments of swimmer Nelson Westby '09, who recently added a U.S. Olympic Trials appearance to his litany of aquatic achievements. He's only a junior. However, Westby isn't just a flash in the pan for the swimming and diving program, headed by the father-son duo of Dave and Bob Hauck '87. Dave Hauck helped coach the men's team to 20 consecutive MIAC titles from 1980-1999. The women won 11 straight titles from 1987-1997. That's an accomplishment that not even the Boston Celtics or the New York Yankees could match in their respective dynastic primes.
An article on the preceding page features the also long-successful St. Olaf baseball program, coached by Matt McDonald '87 (I guess 1987 was a good year for Ole athletics). McDonald followed his college coach, Jim Dimick, into the coaching ranks, and stands as one of the baseball program's two coaches in the last 41 years, during which Dimick and McDonald's teams have racked up 943 wins as of Tuesday. On the heels of two straight NCAA Regional appearances, the Oles take a 12-game win streak into this weekend's MIAC Tournament.
If you've paid any attention to the St. Olaf website recently, you'll note that the St. Olaf football program has established a sudden and strong connection with the NFL's Washington Redskins. First, former head coach Chris Meidt left to join the team's coaching staff as an offensive assistant in February. Meidt compiled a 40-20 record and left after three consecutive 8-2 seasons. Just a couple weeks ago, in the aftermath of the NFL Draft, wide receiver Horace Gant '08 signed a free agent contract with the same Redskins.
Meidt's hiring and Gant's signing form a Division III-NFL connection unheard of in St. Olaf's history, and for almost any college of similar size. Though Meidt and Gant have yet to coach or play in any games for the franchise, another wide receiver from the Class of 2008, Andrew Schmiesing, is playing baseball in the Minnesota Twins farm system after being drafted in the 11th round of last year's draft.
These accomplishments, and the athletes, deserve celebration. In doing so, we should celebrate the team spirit and accomplishments of all St. Olaf teams. For instance, look at the Ole softball team, which compiled its first.500 record since 1998. Numerous returning players promise an even brighter future. And that's just one example.
After a spring full of cancellations, and with the imminent completion of the Minnesota Twins' new outdoor stadium, perhaps we should all just celebrate the chance to play, compete and sweat outside. Congratulate your schoolmates, learn how to cheer in new languages while watching the Beijing Olympics and prepare to make your summer one of joyful activity.


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Friday, September 27, 2002
Each day 2,000 children are abducted either by strangers or relatives in the United States. Seventy-four percent of children abducted by strangers, she said, are murdered within the first three hours of disappearance. These devastating statistics are the reason why the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children continues to campaign heavily for the Amber Alert System. Amber Alert is a system first created in Texas after nine-year-old Amber Hagerman was kidnapped off of her bike near her Arlington, Texas home and found four days later in a ditch murdered. "Every minute is one more mile that an abductor has a chance to get away," said Nicole Hayes, media relations assistant at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. "And if you think that they could be in their car going 60 miles an hour, then you see how quickly they could get away." On a national level, the Amber Alert system has saved 32 lives, she said, with a total of 20 states enforcing the plan. States such as California and Minnesota have only recently set up the Amber Alert system, but Hayes said Texas has had the program in effect since a year after the 1996 abduction. "There's been lots of legislation drafted for a nationwide Amber Alert system," she said. "The Senate has already passed a bill, and the House will be voting on it soon. It won't be long before Amber is a household name." The Amber Alert was initially the idea of a concerned Texas citizen who contacted a radio station in the Dallas/Fort Worth region and shared the concept. The Association of Radio Managers picked up the idea to utilize the power of public broadcasting to save a child's life. When a missing child case is reported to law enforcement, Hayes said, they evaluate the details and facts and determine if the case is a candidate for the Amber Alert system. She said that the child must have been abducted by a stranger and enough facts, such as a description of the abductor or vehicle, must be present to disperse the alert to the public. Once law enforcement has a concrete case, she said, they contact the Emergency Alert System, radio and television stations broadcast a description of the child, vehicle and/or suspect. States even post descriptions on electric highway traffic signs. "It's amazing how it works," Hayes said. "People are always reading the boards to see if there is traffic, and they are always listening to their radios while they are in their cars." Hayes said that the amount of time it takes for an alert to go out is determined by how quickly the facts are gathered in an investigation. Agencies prefer an alert to go out during the first hour, but sometimes it can take as long as three. The Amber Alerts in effect, are run on a local, regional, and even state level. In Minnesota, the plan is run through the Crime Alert Network that was created in 1995. Congressman Bill Luther helped introduce the bill on the federal level and gave this statement on September 5th to the press concerning the pending legislation. "This bill is an excellent opportunity to expand our state system to the federal level," he said. "The availability of federal grant money will help Minnesota finance and improve our technology [for finding children] even more." Hayes said the benefit of a federal Amber Alert system is that information will be communicated to the public across states. Though students may not be aware of the plan now, Hayes said this lack of knowledge occurs most likely because students do not have children of their own. The general public, she said, is becoming increasingly aware of the system, and it's growing in power as an aid in finding abducted children. "It's enlisting all of the eyes and ears of the community to save a child," she said. "And it's just one more tool for law enforcement officials."
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Kirton (6-3, 280, Washington) rushed for three touchdowns, including the game-winning score in overtime, of the SaberCats 84-77 victory over the Chicago Rush in Week 12.
The Arena Football world was shocked and saddened by the news of Kirton's death on May 28. Despite not being on the original ballot for voting in the Week 12 National Guard MVP race, Kirton received an overwhelming amount of nominations for the award.
In just two games with the SaberCats this season, Kirton totaled five touchdowns. Kirton began his Arena Football League career in 2010 with the Arizona Rattlers before enjoying a record-setting year with the Chicago Rush in 2011. He rejoined the Rattlers early in the 2012 season before being traded to San Jose in May.
Kirton played his collegiate career at the University of Washington as a tailback but spent time as a tight end, nose guard, and a member of the special teams unit. During the 2006 season, Kirton tied for fifth on the team in receiving with 12 catches for 93 yards. Kirton spent his senior season at nose guard where he accumulated 27 tackles and one forced fumble.Shock Head Coach Adam Shachkleford at the time of Johnie's arrival was excited about the opportunity to play the young talent at multiple positions. "We know he can play D-line, but we are also looking at him as a fullback," said Head Coach Adam Shackleford. "He's got a great first step. We expect him to play well and he's excited to get back on the field."
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This link between how our species evolved and the foods we crave today is explored in our new exhibition, The Evolution – Health Connection, which is open through June. Along with obesity, The Evolution – Health Connection also looks at the evolutionary reasons behind some other very human problems: painful childbirths, sunburns, lactose intolerance and back problems.
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This is a Tribute to the Clock Crew, and with this animation its a variation of the movie, "V for Vendetta".
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A nice twist of a flash that a clock flash was narroted in british and though i've never seen V for Vendetta so i probably don't see the humor in it but it was still a well executed clock flash.
Thanks man, I appreciate it. I would have liked the narration to be a bit better, but I thought it was quite authentic to have it narrated by someone who was actually from Europe and such, so I wouldn't have to struggle with pulling off an accent like that. I can do one a little bit, but not that efficiently.
Though I'm sure if I practiced I may be able to get that dialect down, but oh well.
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