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#STRONG LIKE AN AMAZON #slightly annoyed by people who forget that tara is so much more than willow's girlfriend #she's powerful and brave and wiser than everybody else #she knows there's no escape #and glory just made a fairly detailed description of what she's gonna do to her #(while torturing her) #and yet there's that look #strong like an amazon i said #everybody else can go home
Thing I love most about just how strong Tara is in this scene, is that in an early episode Tara talks about how vampires just kill you.
Tara actually vocalised the fear of getting her head sucked, with a preference for the death option, and she knew that was exactly was going to happen but never once thought of giving up Dawn.
Glory threatened. Glory crushed her hand AND TASTED THE BLOOD, which is so gross and scary. But Tara just stood her ground and looked her in the eye and gave up nothing.
This is also the only scene where Glory is scary.
I love Tara.
She is a very different character from anyone that appears in the Buffyverse. She is a calm and quiet kind of strength.
I particularly love Tara and Dawn's relationship, especially the divorced parent act in Smashed.
The thing that got me most about when Tara died, is that after Willow went on revenge spree, Dawn found Tara's body and stayed with her because she didn't want Tara to be alone.
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After working as an attorney and as a marketing executive for Turner Broadcasting in Atlanta , I turned my attention to marketing luxury properties in San Antonio . Though I am pleased to list beautiful homes in all price ranges, I have been chosen frequently to list some of the finest and most expensive homes in the city. My family includes my wife, Kathryn, son, Alexander (6) and daughter, Sasha (4). You also can visit me on my Web site: JasonGlast.com.
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San Antonio Luxury Home Market Numbers Soar Again
It appears that the San Antonio luxury home market is growing at a fast pace. The number of November sales at or above $500,000 nearly doubled vs. the same month in 2011. This follows an October with similar rising numbers. Overall, the number of homes selling in the San Antonio home market at $500,000 or […] [Read More]
2011 San Antonio Luxury Housing Market Outperforms by 61%
2011 is nearly wrapped up and prices in the San Antonio luxury housing market ($750,000 and up) increased 3.3% over the same period in 2010. Median prices for all homes in the San Antonio MLS increased 2% so the luxury market is outperforming the market as a whole by 61%. [Read More]
January Ultra-Luxury Sales
Here are some relevant stats for San Antonio Ultra-Luxury sales in January 2010. There were 7 sales of $1,000,000 or higher. The top sale was 206 Elizabeth Road in Terrell Hills for $1,656,353. This was a 4,581 sq. ft. new construction home built by Chad Powell Homes. That comes out to around $361/square foot. Congratulations […] [Read More]

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OpenGL SupberBible 5th Edition, nothing but the Core
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The 5th edition of the OpenGL SuperBible is out, and covers the OpenGL 3.3 Core Profile. A complete rewrite of the previous editions, the OpenGL SuperBible is the first OpenGL book to discontinue coverage of deprecated OpenGL features. A sample chapter is available at Informit, or you can purchase the book on Amazon.
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If there's one thing Brits and Yanks can agree on, it's that getting a beer is better than getting a greeting card. So on July 3, the brand is encouraging Americans to grab a Newcastle Brown Ale and toast the Brits banished by the Revolutionary War—and celebrate how terrible American teeth could have been.
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Hello Tumblr! Today I want to share with y'all a wedding that I got to be a special part of this past weekend. Oanh and Junior came to me months ago asking if I could do their wedding cake buffet {table} and how could I have said no? There were some major mishaps the day of in preparation, but overall everything came together as beautifully as I had hoped. It was truly a blessing. Everything about this wedding was personal and simple and from all the pictures I have seen, so full of smiles. O&J are such a rockstar couple and I hope that they share a lifetime of love and happiness with each other.
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Is This 'the Face of the Future of Judaism' for a New Generation in Los Angeles?
TV and film director Jill Soloway has been running a de facto Jewish community. The question is whether it can outlast her success.
But the glacial pace of nonprofit life put a damper on Soloway's parade. "It was like, 'No, Jill, slow down. We've got to get you on the board. We've got to put together a strategic plan committee to make a strategic plan,' " she said, rolling her eyes. Things don't work that way in the movie business, where you get a green light on a project and all of sudden it's go, go, go!, and the sets and costumes are constructed in a week. But in the Jewish world, she laments, "It's unbelievable how quickly things slow down as ideas get bigger."
Sometimes talking to Soloway is like that old saw, "Two Jews, three opinions." One minute, she's laying out her vision for the JCC as a rabbi-free haven for creativity and acting out the anxiety people feel in a synagogue: "I'm on the wrong page. I'm not doing it right. I'm supposed to be standing. What's the Barchu?" The next minute, she's switched gears: "In the past few years it's become really clear that we need a spiritual leader. What do we do when someone's father passes away? When it comes down to it, Judaism might need that visionary rabbi to give people something to magnetize around."
That visionary rabbi would be Susan Goldberg. There's a lot of excitement around Goldberg in L.A. At Temple Beth Israel in the eastside community of Highland Park, she grew from rabbinic intern to pulpit rabbi and presided over a newly flourishing, progressive community of worship. Last year she was ordained as a rabbi, and then she was hired away by Wilshire Boulevard Temple.
Wilshire Boulevard is a Reform synagogue in the heart of Koreatown—not exactly the east side, but in Los Angeles those terms of direction are relative and mutable. The oldest congregation in L.A., it's known as a very Hollywood gathering spot (you might recall its appearance on the HBO series Entourage). It's also in the midst of a $150 million restoration and in need of new congregants. That's where East Side Jews comes in.
Goldberg and Soloway became friends around the time East Side Jews began. "It was love at first lunch," said Goldberg. "We have similar motivations for community-building. We're looking for meaning and comfort." Goldberg has become East Side Jews' de facto rabbi, and they've built up a new partnership between the two entities.
The first official East Side Jews event at Wilshire Boulevard Temple was LoveFest—the one with the yentas. "Tu B'Av totally worked as a collaboration," Goldberg said. "The question is, How did the singles feel?" Open-minded and eager to learn about what people really want, she answered her own query: "Some people felt it was fun and light-hearted, others felt put on the spot."
Indeed, one woman there who wants to be anonymous for fear of insulting her friends, laughed uncomfortably at the memory of LoveFest. "The thing is, singles events are awful, no matter how you dress them up," she said. "I'm not sure what you can do to make it not awful. They tried, but it didn't work." It's not necessarily a problem with one event, she added, calling East Side Jews happenings "hit or miss," especially lately: "I feel like that's the life cycle of these kinds of groups. They're a strong presence for a few years, and then that's it. I think East Side Jews is either going to morph [into something more synagogue-based], or it'll die out."
Joshua Avedon is a cofounder and COO of Jumpstart, which works with Jewish nonprofits around issues of sustainability; he hasn't worked with East Side Jews, but he's been to some events. "East Side Jews is a great example of the meta-phenomenon of people having some frustration with the Jewish world and building something themselves that's of their values," he said. "It works so well because the various people creating it built something that is in their reflection and feeds their own needs. And it turns out their friends are turned on by the same thing, so there's a shorter feedback loop."
Avedon is particularly impressed by how Soloway markets events: "She understands her community clearly. She doesn't overthink it. Those flyers are the best examples of why what they're doing is so smart. They're like trailers for movies. They give you a vibe."
But when he learned of the Wilshire Boulevard relationship, Avedon was skeptical. "It doesn't seem consonant with their overall brand," he said. "And the Federation is old-school, too. I think the Federation sees East Side Jews as a gateway drug to Judaism. But if people are attracted to East Side Jews, they're getting something meaningful to them that doesn't make demands of them in a way that a synagogue does."
All these are issues Soloway wrestles with. "I feel like synagogues might be like monogamy," she said. "Like, not the best system, but the one we've got." As for her role in all of this in the months and years to come, "I feel like it's not my destiny to run a JCC, or to build this building," she said while standing outside the Silver Lake JCC. Although Hollywood is lousy with Jews, it's still rare for writer-directors on the rise to do the kind of Jewish work Soloway does. "I don't know if I need Hollywood thinking about me as a Jewish organizer person," she mused candidly. "My destiny is to make television and create content. That's what I like to do. I happen to be here right now while this is happening."
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The poem 'Unetaneh Tokef' reminds us that we can change our own character, even if we cannot completely control our future


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Horizons, published twice a year, is the magazine for alumni and friends of Delaware Valley College. Horizons offers a blend of features, news, insight and images focusing on the College today, the institution's goals for the future and a glance back at the College's history.
Past Horizons issues
Horizons - Spring 2014
The Life Sciences at Delaware Valley College
Horizons - Fall 2013
Curious Minds
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DelVal in the Community
Horizons - Fall 2012
Realizing the Vision
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Five Years of Progress
Horizons - Fall 2011
New Academic Team
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A Gift of a Lifetime
Horizons - Fall 2010
Horizons - Spring 2010
Strategic Planning
Horizons - Fall 2009
Designing New York
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A Global Impact
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Dr. James Diamond '61
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President Joseph S. Brosnan
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Innovation at Delaware Valley College
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A Lasting Legacy
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Women of Delaware Valley College
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I give it a 9-Outstanding on the TPI scale. My only complaint is that contrary to some of the live shows at Disney, this show has too much momentum. It never slows down or takes the time to explain some actual effects. It's one of the few shows that I wish was a few minutes longer.
As of now, this and Nemo lead the live show bracket.
Plus on a hot/wet day its nice to be under cover for a while lol.
Enjoyed this show more the 2nd time round too
I remember one Holloween contest I made my 7 year old daughter into a nurse with all the necessary medical stuff. Then when she got to the judges stand, she smiled at them, then opened her mouth slightly to show her fangs, and drooled out the fake blood I had placed into her mouth just before she got to them. She got second place out of about 20 kids.


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Assault Investigation and Arrest in Pulaski County
Date of News Release: 08/18/09
(London, Ky.) -- The Kentucky State Police, Post 11, London is investigating an Assault complaint that occurred on Thursday, 08-13-2009, at 2 PM outside a residence on Newell Avenue in Bronston, KY.
The initial report, made to the Pulaski 911 center, was that an accident had occurred at the residence where two men were working for the homeowner. The victim Ernie Wood, 42, of Somerset, was flown from the scene to the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington with a head injury.
Detective Doug Boyd, of the Kentucky State Police, began an investigation into the incident after information surfaced that Wood's injuries were not the result of an accident.
Detective Boyd learned that an argument had occurred between the victim and his employee Kenneth Gill, 28, of Somerset. As a result of the argument the victim received a head injury from a blunt instrument.
Detective Boyd arrested Gill on Monday evening charging him with Assault 1ST Degree and lodged him in the Pulaski County Detention Center.
Detective Boyd is in charge of the investigation and was assisted by Trooper Parrish Baker, Trooper Sean Dixon and Pulaski County Sheriff's Detective Scott Trotter.


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Saurus Street: Tyrannosaurus in the Veggie Patch
By Nick Falk
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Jack finds a tyrannosaurus in the middle of the ruined vegetable garden and has to hide it before his mum finds out. He builds a time machine to send it back to the Cretaceous period, but Jack and his dog are accidentally sent back in time too. More to follow in the series. Ages 6-10.


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Courgette, potato & cheddar soup
Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 15 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 8
This freezable soup is a delicious way to use up a glut of courgettes
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- Freezable
- Vegetarian
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Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 131
- protein
- 7g
- carbs
- 14g
- fat
- 6g
- saturates
- 3g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 3g
- salt
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- 500g potatoes, unpeeled and roughly chopped
- 2 vegetable stock cubes
- 1kg courgettes, roughly chopped
- bunch spring onion, sliced - save 1 for serving, if eating straight away
- 100g extra-mature cheddar or vegetarian alternative, grated, plus a little extra to serve
- good grating fresh nutmeg, plus extra to serve
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- Put the potatoes in a large pan with just enough water to cover them and crumble in the stock cubes. Bring to the boil, then cover and cook for 5 mins. Add the courgettes, put the lid back on and cook for 5 mins more. Throw in the spring onions, cover and cook for a final 5 mins.
- Take off the heat, then stir in the cheese and season with the nutmeg, salt and pepper. Whizz to a thick soup, adding more hot water until you get the consistency you like. Serve scattered with extra grated cheddar, spring onions and nutmeg or pepper. Or cool and freeze in freezer bags or containers with good lids for up to 3 months.
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Made this last night and am very disappointed; though it smells really nice, it tastes so bland. Annoyingly I now have this for my lunch for the next 4 days, so need to do something to it tonight so it is better for tomorrow!! Will try more salt, pepper and possibly cheese.
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This is really delicious, thick and warming and really easy to make. I didn't have any spring onions and used a finely diced red onion instead. It's not bland at all but it does need a really STRONG cheddar and a GENEROUS grating of nutmeg. It's a great recipe for 'allotmenteers' to have in their binder as it is a good way to use up excess courgettes and new potatoes.
Brilliant easy soup - I did not have spring onions so used shallots and added a handful of garden peas to deepen the colour, I also seived it, as I only had quite large round courgettes - made a beautiful smooth elegant soup - considering the number of courgettes growing in my garden I expect to have a freezer full of this soup by the end of the summer!!!!!!!!!!!!
Used the quantities (1kg Courgettes, 500g potatoes) but gently sauteed an onion in butter, added the courgettes and potatoes and a crished clove of garlic, softened for a while then covered with homemade chicken stock. Waited til the potatoes were cooked then added a couple of handfulls of frozen peas, brought back to boil then whizzed it all up and seasoned with lots of black pepper and a little salt. Lovely ! And as my polytunnel is in 'courgette overdrive' a great way to use up 1kg of courgettes :)


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Now, a well known welsh climbing centre has just sent out an email effectively banning the use of the bowline knot in their centre.
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You could always add the R/T classic stripes, add the classic badge, and paint the spoiler on an SRT, and you'd have the looks of an R/T Classic with the power of the bigger engine. Get an auto, and it could be your daily driver.
Very good write up..as I am a tech for Dodge and have driven them all plus I own a 2010 SRT. Its really hard to justify trading a 2010 SRT for a 2012 or 13, there is some nice refinements but not enough to take a huge hit trading it in.You can do some small mods to the 6.1 to make it run almost as strong as a 392 aka exhaust,tuner,180 stat,and CAI will help it a ton
If one was to buy a challenger today for a daily driver(roughly 5-7k kms a year) 12 months of the year including Canadian winters what model would you guys advise. I am not interested in a winter beater and it won't bother me if this car gets salt all over it and some door dents from parking lots. I'm not looking for a garage queen. I like to drive my cars and enjoy them. My primary vehicle is the new dodge RAM 1500 sport when things get really bad but this will be my second family car. I think the 09-10 SRT(manual only) or a new classic is what i'm really debating on. The SXT(great car but i really want a V8) is out and the 392 while amazing just seems a little over the top for a daily driver.
I think I'd be the first person in Challengertalk history to go from a Classic to SRT and back to a Classic. I don't think it will happen, but I have not written off the possibility just like I have not written off the possibility of dare I say an automatic transmission...
Everything you have said here is FALSE (IMO).
I traded from a 2010 SRT to a 2012 392 and it was the most worthwhile trade-up i've EVER made with ANY of my cars!
While I'll agree, taking a "huge hit" is not a good idea (depending on what your definition of "huge" is and what kind of deal you can arrange).
If you can make the switch but you're going to lose a couple grand or whatever, it's still worth it.
As far as modding the 6.1 to make it run "almost as strong" as the 392... I had a true CAI (long tube, fender drawn air) 3" cat-back, diablosport predator with 93 Octane tune, throttle boost cranked to 20, 180 tstat and while the car was improved it was still LEAGUES behind the 392 (which is why I got fed up and traded it once and for all).
I did months of research and came to the conclusion that the only thing that was going to boost performance anywhere near where I wanted it to be consisted of tearing apart the engine and either camming it, polishing and porting everything and I wasn't willing to put that kind of money into it or tear a motor apart with warranty.
Even if I had spent the money to upgrade, I still would miss the keyless door handles/trunk, the new steering wheel, the redesigned cluster, the updated myGIG, the changes to how the seats fold forward, the WPA sexy-time wheels and my love affair with Header Orange.
Like I said, most worth-while thing i've ever done and you couldn't pay me to go back to a 6.1L.
Disclaimer: I'm not saying 6.1L's are BAD so don't take offence.
sorry ironside but everything you said here is false. I am not sure about you but everybody i know the reason why they buy these cars is to mod them and enjoy them and make them faster. Now stock the 392 comes with i think 470hp or 465. the 6.1l comes with 425hp a 45 hp difference. Thants not that much of a difference . however if i was looking for a car i would get a used 2009 to 2011 with low mile could probably get it for well below 30 k throw a supercharger on it for 6000 dollars and maybe an additional 1200 dollars to install the car will come with an entirely different tune upgraded fuel pump fuel rails cooler plugs blah blah blah and you will have a 600hp plus beast for much less than a 392. i have a 09 challenger srt 8 six speed with pro charger running 7lbs of boost and all this crap people are saying about the 6.1 goes out of the window man i totally destroy those 392 at the track and on the street and i would never trade up to one. my point is for much less you can get a used 6.1 supercharge and be done with it and destroy any 392. as for the new rt i honestly feel like they don't deserve be mentioned in the same sentence as a 6.1 regardless of it is blown or not. i just laugh all the time when people buy the rt and then try to compare them to the srt and down talk the srt and list all the reasons why a rt can keep up with and get this may be even better than a srt. Come on guys there is a reason why the rt costs less and its not because its christmas time. lol. Get this i had a guy tell me the other day at a car show that his v6 challenger was the only one that came stock with a real dual exhaust from the factory. then he said he was going to put twin turbos on his v6 and run enough boost to destroy my challenger. ? ok but hopefully you don't destroy your engine first. My point is yes the 392 is somewhat improved compared to the 6.1 but is that what always happen year after year as they improve on cars. Is this going to make me go out and trade in my supercharged challenger 6.1 and get a 392 and then be stuck with a stock motor without a blower. i think not i would be suicidal. in conclusion with some minor adjustments and a blower the 6.1 can still be had for thousands under a 392 and you will basically have a car that runs like a super car
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Years go by, like a hot, dry summer breeze.
Trees are scorched, no water to be found.
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I walk alone, in a world now all desert; deserted forever.
I've roamed for years, decaying in life,
yet never diminishing in it.
Many cities have fallen,
outstretched fingers crushed to dust, in a fist that is the world's end.
Not one greets me, for no one but me is around.
I'm the last, I believe.
I am cursed with life
with no cure, no escape.
I see no reason for this immortality,
no reasin for this life, as relentless as it is.
Above, in a mock sea so blue, so clear;
the blazing sun. It beats down as if determined to kill me.
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I can't die, though I'd appreciate it.
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Let me start this off by saying I am 100% a die hard Disney fan through-and-through (I have a Disneyland Annual Pass for crying out loud!), but I have a confession to make — I don't like The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Now, I think I can trace my distaste for this film all the way back to when I was a seventh grader back in 2000 (yes, I'm old). We had a substitute teacher in my "core" classes (English/History) since our regular teacher was on maternity leave. Mrs. Hardy* was taking over for the first three months of the school year, so naturally, she was our teacher around Halloween time. I was not the biggest fan of her as is, and she had an obsession with The Nightmare Before Christmas, leading our class to watch it multiple times.
For whatever reason, my 12-year-old self was just NOT into this movie (that turns 20 this year, BTW). And being made to watch it more than once? I was not having it. Ever since then, I haven't been able to let myself get into this movie. I also think the fact that I'm not the biggest Tim Burton fan might also have something to do with it. (Side note, while I appreciate the work he does — it's visually stunning — it's just not for me).
(Another side note to further display how old I am — Mrs. Hardy regaled us with a story about how we should be watching The Nightmare Before Christmas on this newfangled technology called a "DVD" since it had "Making Of" segments and behind the scenes features.)
This movie SHOULD have everything Disney fans love — music, Holidays, etc., but I'm just not a fan. I will admit that I'm a fan of The Nightmare Before Christmas/Haunted Mansion take over they do at Disneyland around Halloween and Christmas, so I guess it evens out?
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Thursday, September 6, 2012
JUXTAPOZ, Hollows, and that damned Wandering Eye!
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C has better flow
- September 6, 2012 at 7:45 AM
- cody said...
Great batch of art, really like the bright colors you've been usin recently, I really like the girl you did quickly its really really really beautiful! and I like panel (A). I think you need to get an instagram account and put your art up. Thanks for the post.
- September 6, 2012 at 8:42 AM
- Marcus Collar said...
NEVER once has any of this come across as pretentious
I remember hearing about Juxtapoze in the 90's after telling a friend about this Sam Kieth guy lol
Good press in this economy fukin a!
personally I have been on issue one of a 6 issue deal and somedays I look back at the first 2 pages and they look like childrens drawings, then other days I squint a bit zoom out and all of a sudden I'm like .."ok wow I'm pretty good im doing it"
I think its all bullshit the back and forth within out minds BUT without it where would we be?
I get this sense from things you and Sienkiewicz as well have said or written sometimes that its all "sink or swim" and you need to keep going forward
fall forward
but I dont know lol
its all confidence
some of you pro's really can explore the ideas behind an image, thats intense and very educational
- September 6, 2012 at 4:39 PM
- Marcus Collar said...
oh and I like B because I like the center of panels to be the meat of the page
- September 6, 2012 at 4:40 PM
- Aaron Desira said...
That chick looks mint sam. Great drawing. thats all i have to say
- September 7, 2012 at 6:30 AM
- Christina Bryant said...
I would go for A or B depending on the story you want to tell in that exchange: A makes it seem like her opening the door is what causes him to cease fire. B makes it seem like his cease fire is what causes her to open the door. Either way, I think the wider shot of him walking over should be last as it shows progression and movement.
- September 17, 2012 at 3:12 PM
- danielmillerillo said...
Agreement with Christina Bryant, though I lean toward B
Too bad you can't just draw a whole bunch of eyes with arms and legs dancing as a nifty wallpaper and have a gal with her eyes covered.
Aaaaand I didn't mean to actually WRITE that, but eh. Why not?
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The Cross of Christ
'God had one son on earth without sin,' wrote Augustine. 'But never one without suffering.' The paradox of a perfect and just man dying a brutal, unjust death for the sake of others hardly sounds like an uplifting focus for a group study. Yet Christianity, of course, is a religion of the cross. It is through Christ's suffering that God is able to bring the glorious fulfillment of the Old Testament promises, ushering salvation for those who choose to follow him. It is on this contradiction between Jesus' passion – his suffering – and the good news of his death and resurrection that Reed Jolley's The Cross of Christ focuses on. Written for Santa Barbara Community Church, the study compromises nine chapters that consider the message of the cross as seen in Revelation, Isaiah, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Ephesians, Romans, and Hebrews, addressing questions about the enduring symbol and implications of the cross. The study contains a wide range of sources and quotations, notably from Derek Tidball, John Stott, and Charles Spurgeon, as well as a balanced mix of questions and exegesis. The result is a lucid and accessible synthesis of the meaning of Christ's death and his role as savior.
The Cross of Christ does not make light of the weight of sin that burdens humanity. The problem is stated clearly in the Old Testament: 'Your iniquities have made a separation between you and your God' (Isaiah 59:2). Such a rift requires a human sacrifice to heal it, and it is clear that Jesus saw his earthly mission as a fulfillment of Isaiah 53, as a suffering servant 'wounded and crushed for our sins' (Isaiah 53:5). Modern society tends to downplay sin, declaring it man's innate right to 'make mistakes' and 'live a little' without feeling regret. 'Guilt' is an unpopular word, and Christians are often accused of losing out on life's pleasing indulgences by living too strictly by a code of values that seem outdated.
As this study makes clear, the risk of downplaying humankind's sin is that it also diminishes Jesus' significance. If the world does not need a savior, then Jesus is irrelevant. Yet the Bible makes clear that 'it was not the Jews or the Romans who put innocent Jesus on the cross, it was our sins that compelled Jesus to die'. He became a 'deliberate victim' in order to seal the new covenant with guiltless blood so that we might not die as a result of our transgressions. Jesus, Jolley writes, became a 'glorious substitute' when he died for our sins, offering himself as a final sacrifice and superseding Old Testament law with a new order.
As a man who 'inaugurated his kingdom by dying', the implications of Jesus' death on the cross are central to our understanding of Christianity. The contradiction of the suffering servant as triumphant king completely overturns the worldly view that life's purpose is to seek wealth, power, or glory. Jesus reversed all human ideas of greatness when he 'voluntarily veiled his glory as the Son of Man…and assumed the form of a slave who performed his service unto death because this was the will of God'. It is not easy to put faith before the temptations of this world – in many ways it is contrary to nature, for man is contrary to God – and Jolley encourages participants to examine their own prejudices and priorities in order to find fulfillment beyond their daily trappings.
Perhaps the most difficult chapter to grasp is Study Eight, which deals with the themes of atonement, propitiation, and redemption, though it is worth remembering that the chapter corresponds to a study session in which participants would have several hours to discuss the themes found in Romans 3. Jolley does well in explaining the different 'images' associated with atonement, from redemption (with its connotations of a marketplace transaction, like purchasing a slave from his owner) to justification, propitiation (denoting pagan sacrifices and the act of appeasing God's wrath) to reconciliation. Jesus makes propitiation for our sin, providing redemption from iniquity in order to reconcile us to his Father. As Charles Surgeon says, sin is not a trifle, and we must not 'degrade the remedy by underrating the disease'. Study Eight helps participants understand the full significance of Jesus' role as mediator and savior. Though the weight of sin is heavy, Christ bore it willingly, and is therefore integral to our reconciliation with God.
The Cross of Christ promises to explore the significance of the cross in New Testament writings, and delivers just that. It balances a historical understanding of Christ's mission with an encouragement for participants to assess their own attitudes towards these truths. It is concerned with the reception of the Bible by the individual self, asking participants to share their emotional responses to the texts studied. Asking whether their acceptance of Jesus is 'intellectual, emotional, physical, or spiritual', the study prompts each person to examine themselves and their relationship with Christ. It encourages note-taking and the freedom to ask questions; one of The Cross of Christ's greatest strengths is its flexibility, its ability to pose probing questions without making the format too rigid, and without expecting answers that are too formulaic. It provides a good mix of text-based questions that can be answered by searching and re-reading a text alongside more personal questions that will motivate each participant to become more assured and firm in their faith.
Suffering is man's inheritance, inherent in the human story since Adam and Eve's expulsion from the Garden of Eden. But we have another inheritance, an unearthly and enduring one – the promise of everlasting life as followers as Christ. Part of the cross' reassuring message is that through immense pain and injustice, good things can be made manifest, and justice carried out. This truth is most apparent not through any heroism on our part, but through the God of the universe offering the blood of his Son as a ransom for many. Though the passage of the Suffering Servant is in some ways disturbing to read – 'It was the Lord's good plan to crush him and fill him with grief' (Isaiah 53: 10) – it becomes clear that what at first appears to be a great tragedy is really the most beautiful act ever done.


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Will Jay and Archie succeed by hacking into their computers? ANd is it really them???
"Shut it Neil!" Archie spat.
But Neil was still laughing. "Okay shall we start?" Odie asked, waiting for commandment to hack into their computers. They were all still a little uneasy about invading the girl's privacy.
"Okay...wait!" Jay stopped.
"What?" Odie asked.
"Where's Archie?"
"Right ahead of ya!" Archie called.
He was already in Atlanta's room.
"Hey!" Jay shouted and headed for Theresa's room.
Click...Welcome Atlanta! The computer had started up now.
Password please
"Odie start hacking!!!" Archie ordered.
Odie stretched out his fingers and started typing.
"tada!" Odie exclaimed.
Password accepted
"Cool! Now what's her password?" Archie asked.
"I'm not telling you!!" Odie replied.
Archie grumbled.
"Okay I'm checking her address bar to see if she came to this site or not." Archie said clicking around the computer.
The background screen had a picture of Atlanta and Archie. Theresa had taken that picture herself. Archie and Atlanta were laughing while they had another race.
"Man she likes to rub it in, she won that time too!" Archie said.
"You should get use to it now Arch, she wins ALL the time." Odie answered.
"Yeah, too true too."
Archie clicked the internet symbol and a window popped up.
The home page was hotmail.com. Archie clicked the address bar and scrolled down to find the website he had been chatting on.
"Look there it is!" Archie said. "She has the site!"
"Well did she sign up?"
Archie clicked a few things.
"Yeah! She did!"
"Well check which chatline."
Archie scrolled down the page. Atlanta had joined a many chatlines.
Suddenly they heard thunder.
Welcome! Theresa! Please type in your pasword.
Theresa's computer asked.
"Okay Neil it's all yours."
Neil streched and took one more glance into hsi mirror.
Jay rolled his eyes.
"Anytime now..."
"Oh yes, right...nowlet's see..." Neil thought.
Neil bent over Jay to type in some keys.
password accepted, welcome back, you have no new messages
"Cool! She has an addition to her computer!"
"I soo need that!" Neil opened his eyes wide along with his mouth.
Jay lifted up one hand to close it. Luckily he closed it before a drooled appeared on his hand.
Theresa's computer screen had an additional borders around her screen. And she had added a picture for her background. On her background was a picture of her and Jay at the island(espisode Many Happy returns) where the 7 heroes had defeated talos and were sitting on the beach just talking. Odie had taken that picture and sent it to Theresa and Jay. That was Jay's background as well.
"Good thing i was here toi save the day!" Neil winked an eye and nudged Jay.
"Ow...uhh yeah, good job Neil." Jay rubbed his soar arm.
"Who's the man...you the man!" Neil said pointing to hiself in Theresa's giant mirror.
"That would be a better user though...lucky." Jay said.
"Yeah! Lucky...and lookin-good! Thanks Jay!"
"No...I meant...just, lucky." Jay rolled his eyes and faced the computer again.
Jay gt up from the chair. "Where should we look first?" Jay asked.
Neil walked towards the computer and sat down.
"How about...her favourites maybe she put the website as one of her favourites."
"For once you actually have a good idea!" Jay said standing next to Neil.
"Thanks, it's all about the looks!"
"I guess your looks is your brain!" Jay mumbled to himself.
Neil looked at himslef through the reflection of the computer screen.
"It is, isn't it." Neil overheard him.
"Okay shove over." Jay said.
"Hey! Watch it! Watch the hair!...you just wasted a perfectly good time to spot for spinach stuck in my teeth! Plus the light was real good too!"
"Neil! I'm in a crisis here, no more fooling around!"
"Okay, okay. So is it in her favorites?"Neil aksed.
"Check her online diary then...you'll prabably find some goods in there." Neil said combing his silky blonde hair.
"We need a password again." Jay said.
"Okay it's time for the master to do his trick..."
And then they heard thunder...
"What was that?" Jay asked.
Neil and Jay stood up.
Suddeny the lights started flickering and the power went out!
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A few weeks ago, we asked you to enter All Thing's Considered's Found Recipes' Taste of Summer contest with a great recipe that had a compelling story behind it. Among the many responses we got were recipes for all varieties of potato salad, crab and grilled pizza.
Lauren Steinberg of Lemont, Pa., loves making the latter in the summer. She says it's quite simple. Take pizza dough (homemade or store-bought) and coat one side with olive oil. Put that side down on the grill and brush the other side with olive oil. Flip when the dough is light brown and add the toppings of your choice.
Leslie Winner of Durham, N.C., longs for something a bit more unusual during the summer — "fruit soup," something her grandmother made every summer. It involves cooking peaches with plums and blueberries. The dessert is then chilled and served with sour cream.
Winner says she always thought the recipe sprang from her family's Lithuanian roots, until she asked her mother. Turns out it had its origins in America — Good Housekeeping magazine, to be exact.
For Jennifer Sander of Shingle Springs, Calif., the taste of summer isn't so much about the food, but the memories surrounding it. She started crabbing with her sons in the Puget Sound years ago, something she would never have tried if not for the high price of crabs and her sons' penchant for them.
"Step No. 1 was to buy a book that taught us all about the habits and the habitats of Dungeness crab — that's the kind of crab that you find on the West Coast," Sander says.
They got a lot of help from fishing store employees who would give them advice on where to plunk down their traps. The same employees also tipped them off to something called "smelly jelly," which is rubbed on the bait to better attract the crabs. Once caught, Sander says the crabs are delicious when eaten chilled, with a side of mayonnaise and lemon.
Out of these and other entries, we've chosen three finalists. But before we pick a winner, we'd like you to weigh in. Browse through the three recipes listed at right. Once you've been through them all, tell us which one you liked the best and why. You can write in the comments or email us here (make sure to address to All Things Considered and put "Taste of Summer Vote" in the subject line).
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For this tutorial I am going to be showing basic methods of selecting images. I am not going to go into too much detail because the method used, really depends on the complexity of the image that you are working with. Here is a link to the image that I have created for the purposes of this tutorial (a not very good image of Daisy from our Disneyland holiday, but it serves a purpose).
Simple Selections
Feel free to download it and follow along. The image is 200dpi (dots per inch) which is a comfortable resolution to work with. Too low a resolution for an image makes selections difficult and untidy. Quality is the key for perfect selections no matter which method you use.
These are the easiest selections to make. If your image has distinctive solid colour variations in it, then it is a simple case of clicking on the magic wand tool and clicking on one of the colours to select it.
If you have more than two solid colours and you would like to select a greater area, you can add to the selection by holding down the 'shift' key whilst you click on additional colours, or you can subtract from the selection by holding down the 'alt' key on the keyboard whilst clicking.
If you select the most solid colour, but want to work on the background instead, invert the selection by going to select > inverse on the top menu bar. (Keyboard shortcuts can be picked up later). The selection area will switch itself to the remaining unselected areas on an image.
Once an image is selected it can worked on within the boundaries of the selection, it can be moved, transformed and even dragged from the original document window into a brand new one (you would have to change to the move tool though, which is the one above the magic wand tool shown in the above image). If you do drag the selection or copy and paste it into a new document, a new layer is automatically created with your selection on it.


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Drew Teitlebaum, a sophomore at Washington and Lee University, has always seen himself strapping on a military uniform. But when he does that after graduation, it won't be for the United States; it will be for Israel.Continue Reading...
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A Dynamic Model of Milk Production Response for Pakistan
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Una apasionante historia verdadera de triunfo sobre la tragedia. Un esposo y padre comparte su experiencia personal al superar la angustia y la tragedia de perderla la mitad de su familia debido a la muerte. Este es el más reciente libro del autor Charles W. Allen y se divide en dos partes. La primera parte del libro, "Los niños Valientes (Children of Courage)", (2002) que narra 30 años de vida de Charles y su esposa, Sue, durante la crianza de sus seis hijos, dos de los cuales padecían de fibrosis cística. Ellos fueron capaces de preparar con éxito a dos de sus hijos para la muerte, al mismo tiempo que preparaban a sus otros cuatro hijos para la vida. La segunda parte relata las experiencias de Charles con su esposa y su hija mayor, quienes lucharon contra el cáncer, así como el maravilloso regalo que su esposa, Sue, le dio durante su última semana de vida. El autor ha tomado varios extractos de su diario personal para demostrar cómo fue capaz de triunfar sobre las tragedias que experimentó a lo largo de su vida.
El libro contiene 265 páginas en 24 capítulos. Cubierta suave. Arte de la cubierta del Libro por AI Rondas.
Journey of Promise: West From Sempringham, follows the Christian drama that began with the earliest Christian history that Thomas Jefferson referred to as the "first age." The book presents major events that helped to shape the efforts that, over 18 centuries, led to the founding of the United States of America. Most of our Founding Fathers considered America to have been established through a divine process and for a divine purpose. Author and historian Charles W. Allen connects the historical dots to help the reader navigate the nearly-two-millennia-period, to discover and consider for himself what the possible reasons for our nation's founding are, and what its destiny might be.
This book introduces to the reader an ancient historic site in Lincolnshire, England, a village that has long-since vanished, that is of central importance to the founding of America.
Lee Groberg (Groberg Films), producer of several quality specials for PBS said: "This book, Journey of Promise: West From Sempringham, reflects a detailed and well-researched look at the stirrings of men and women in Europe and England who sought religious freedom and the effect it had on the founding of the United States. As a documentary filmmaker, I have been keenly interested in the detail and insight of this story. This book has influenced my research in the development of two films I am producing for PBS Television and BYU TV. My hat is off to Charles W. Allen, who has tackled this story with passion, born of blood heritage as well as from a deep desire to bring these details to light for the general public. It is expertly researched and truly is a remarkable piece of work, especially for those who value the prologue to the founding of the United States of America and provides information to help answer the question: "Was America founded for a Divine Purpose," like most all of our Founding Fathers believed?"
This book contains 522 pages in 25 chapters, 531 page notes, 6 appendices, and Index. Soft cover only. Book cover art by Al Rounds
A gripping true story of triumph over tragedy. A husband and father shares his personal experience of conquering the heartache and tragedy of losing half his family to death. This latest book by author Charles W. Allen is in two parts. Part 1 is the former book, Children of Courage (2002) which chronicles 30 years of Charles and his wife, Sue, raising their six children, two of whom had cystic fibrosis. They were able to successfully prepare two children for eventual death while preparing four healthy children to live. Part two shares Charles' experiences with his wife and daughter as they battled cancer and the wonderful gift his wife, Sue, gave him during the last week of her life. Excerpts are taken from his personal journal showing how he was able to triumph over the tragedies that continued to come into his life.
Book contains 258 pages in 24 chapters. Soft cover only. Book cover art by Al Rounds.
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Some of the important characters introduced in this work from British and Christian history include the Venerable Bede; the martyr St. Alban; Roman missionary, Paulinus; Oliver Cromwell; and William the Conqueror who won the Battle of Hastings. Key Puritans in early American history include Henry Dunster, first president of Harvard University; Thomas Dudley, Massachusetts Bay Colony Governor; Ann Bradstreet, first American poet; and Elizabeth Kendall, wrongfully charged and tragically executed for witchcraft.
This book connects the dots from British Christian history to the Puritan Migration to early American history (known as the Great Migration); to the Mormon Prophet, Joseph Smith and the Restoration of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Out of Captivity discusses how the Nicene Creed was able to refute Arianism which de-emphasized Christ, therefore having a positive impact on Christian beliefs of the time. Through text and maps this book shows some of the wanderings of the Tribes of Israel, specifically, the Tribe of Ephraim and the important role that tribe played in the settling of America and the restoration of the Gospel. Also included are discussions, on the importance of the native American, Squanto; the symbolism of the Harvard Veritas Shield and the importance of the King James Bible. Some of the finest LDS non-fiction you will ever come across!
Book contains 611 pages in 23 chapters, 568 page notes, 4 appendices, index, 34 full-page color photos, and 12 maps. Soft cover only. Book cover art by Al Rounds
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Window Maker, a best seller, is the most comprehensive book written about an important aspect of the rebuilding of the Nauvoo Temple. Many have come to describe the Nauvoo Temple as a "temple of windows." Window Maker shares with the reader special experiences as Charles Allen worked more than three years to accomplish his unique assignment from the Temple Committee: "Charles, whatever you do, just make them right." The book is taken from Charles's personal journal and is not a book written to show how to build windows but is a detailed description of how the Spirit of the Lord is willing to guide us in our daily lives.
This book includes an entire chapter devoted to discussing the symbolism on the exterior of the Nauvoo Temple. From the little red, white and blue star window to the positioning of the star, moon and sun stones, the pilasters and the stately tower, read about Charles Allen's feelings about their meaning.
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This week in race and technology: My daughter's face is 97% Korean!
By Amy S. Choi | Published: February 8, 2013
TweetA few weeks ago, Jamelle Bouie wrote a story for The Magazine about the lack of racial diversity in Silicon Valley, and the media that cover it. One excerpt: [I]t's important to recognize the barriers to entry that exist in [technology media], or put differently, the ways in which the obvious path doesn't always work for people [...]
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Solidworks 2009
I run the program, it appears to start loading, then I get an error :
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Solidworks 2009
I run the program, it appears to start loading, then I get an error :
Could not obtain a licence for Solidworks Standard.
Cannot find licence file
(-1, 359, 2)
Any ideas?
@Tx2online :
Have you tried rereading or modifying your existing license file from the License administrator on the license server?
Has your license expired? ;) :)
Login to the license server itself which has the license dongle plugged into.
Then go to start>all programs>solidworks 2008>solidworks solidnetwork license manager> click on solidnetwork administrator.
Window comes up with several tabbed options you will see the Server administration tab, this is the one you want which will give you the option of rereading or modifying your license key.
Do you have the license key in txt file format it should end with the .lic extension just point it to this and click.
Hope this is of help. ;) :)
I'm now having the same problem with Solidworks 2010. I've installed the license administrator on a server, created an administrative installation set to point to the license server. Installed from the administative image on a few machines and tested it OK.
I originally had a problem where the license server name had to be in the format firstname.lastname@example.com, not just 27534@server.
I've just spent a whole day installing throughout the rest of the school, and come in this morning and none of them can obtain a license - not even the ones that could before.
EDIT: I've just found that reinstalling Solidworks on the clients fixes the problem. I haven't changed the administrative install image, though, so I'm not convinced it won't happen again.
how about you reinstall you windows system,then reinstall solidworks .it may you make some hiden file removed.and i find free Solidworks student editions some where
Free (downloadable) student edition of solidworks @ http://www.solidworks.com/sw/4644_ENU_HTML.htm
although there are a lots places you can buy solidworks at low price,and get free tutorials.rom experience, I know Solidworks has some good built-in / online tutorials. If you're an engineering student, or just want to play around with either of these CAD packages this is a great deal.
Thread Revival!
We are still having problems with Running Solidworks. Everytime we try it comes back with the error message;
Could not obtain a license for Solidworks Standard.
Server node is down or not responding. (-96,491,0)
We have found however when we turned off the firewall on the solidworks server, Clients could connect and everything worked fine. Soon as we turned it on again we receive the error message. We have tried hundreds of different exception and ports but none seem to work. Any help would be appreciated!
Nevermind, we have found the ports that needed opening. Took much trial and error narrowing the range from 1000 ports to just 5 but crisis averted :)
I know this is an old post, but does anyone have the correct rules for Windows Firewall with Advanced Security?
I'm trying to enable the firewall on my servers.
I've read Solidworks support documentation (as much as I can find) and I've added the rules to allow incoming and outgoing ports 25734, 3030 and 1433 TCP and UDP; but still the client can't connect to the license server with the firewall on.
Found it by enabling firewall logging on the Solidworks License server. I looked for dropped packets from the client's IP.
It was port 49345 (TCP) - other installations may be different.


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Liberating society from the state and other writings: A political reader - Erich Mühsam
How did the first world war actually end? - Paul Mason
Reviews: great but unrealized possibilities in Germany
Rosa Luxemburg: a true revolutionary
A history of socialist thought: volume IV, part I - communism and social democracy 1914-1931
Wild socialism: Workers councils in revolutionary Berlin, 1918-21 - Martin Comack
German revolution 1918 - reading guide
Failure of a revolution: Germany 1918-1919 - Sebastian Haffner
All power to the councils!: A documentary history of the German revolution of 1918–1919
This definitive documentary history collects manifestos, speeches, articles, and letters from the German Revolution—Rosa Luxemburg, the Revolutionary Stewards, and Gustav Landauer amongst others—introduced and annotated by the editor. Many documents, such as the anarchist Erich Mühsam's comprehensive account of the Bavarian Council Republic, are presented here in English for the first time. The volume also includes materials from the Red Ruhr Army that repelled the reactionary Kapp Putsch in 1920 and the communist bandits that roamed Eastern Germany until 1921.
Mühsam, Erich: His life, his work, his martyrdom - Augustin Souchy
A biography of the German anarchist and poet Erich Mühsam, written by his friend Augustin Souchy shortly after Mühsam was murdered by the Nazis in 1934, including a brief but fascinating account of Mühsam's role in the Bavarian Council Revolution in 1919 and featuring quotations from Mühsam evincing his sympathy for anarchosyndicalism and his advocacy of the Council system.