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Germany dominates luge team relay, sweeps four golds
Sochi, Russian Federation (4E Sports) – As expected, Germany dominated the luge team relay Thursday to bag gold in all four disciplines at the Sochi Winter Olympics.
The Germans dominated the men's, women's, doubles and team relay to complete the gold medal sweep in luge's Olympic debut.
Felix Loch, Natalie Geisenberger and Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt — all gold medalists in their events — combined to win the relay event.
"This is the greatest moment in my life," said German coach Norbert Loch, Felix's father. When Felix won gold in 2010 it was great but this is even better.
"I have known these kids since they were small children. They almost grew up with me because they probably spent more time with me than they did with their parents, and that's why this gold medal today is such a special feeling," he added.
Russia took silver, Latvia bagged bronze while the Americans USA finished sixth in the team event
"Getting this event in the Games is great for luge in general," said American Erin Hamlin, who won bronze in singles. "The fans are really into it."
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Nebraska is one of the toughest roadblocks in TransCanada's path to laying the Keystone XL Pipeline.
The fight of landowners is catching the attention of one cable news star.
MSNBC's Ed Schultz traveled to the cornhusker state on Friday to hear first-hand why landowners are fighting the pipeline.
A groundbreaking decision came Wednesday after a Lancaster County judge overturned the law allowing Governor Dave Heineman to approve the Keystone XL Pipeline route through the state.
It's giving opponents new hope and momentum.
"We just felt from the beginning the legislature and the Governor stepped out of bounds when they passed LB 1161." Said Randy Thomspon, one of the three landowners who sued the state.
A law that moved the decision to approve the pipeline path from the public service commission to one man, the Governor.
"It was a big win for us. I realize it's not over." Said Thompson.
Dozens of Bold Nebraskans gathered Friday at what has become the symbol of this fight, a clean energy barn built directly in the path of the pipeline.
"We are very excited to get our message out to America." Said Jenni Harrington, owner of the land the barn was built on.
MSNBC's Ed Schultz has publicly said he supports building the pipeline.
Friday, he told members of Bold Nebraska he'll be leaving his opinion out of a show he's shooting with Nebraska landowners.
"This isn't about Ed or the Ed team, this is about telling America a story about the people on the ground." Said Schultz.
"Hopefully we will educate him on some of the issues that are around this project." Said Harrington.
Landowners say the list of issues is nearly endless.
"There's a ton of risk to the water and to the land. Also the liability that falls onto me as the landowner and not the company that owns the pipeline." Said Jim Tarnick, a landowner from Nance County.
"If it contaminated our irrigation, yeah I'm basically out of business. If you can't water your livestock and you can't water your crops, there's not much left." Said Thompson.
Landowners and concerned citizens alike, say they're grateful someone is willing to listen.
One Bold Nebraska member handing Schultz a gift said, "Ed here's a bit of the barn, it's made from scraps that were leftover."
"It feels like they're slicing the heartland of America open for another country and we're not going to let that happen." Said Harrington.
A final decision will come from President Obama. One that is not expected to come before summer, and now may be delayed even longer.
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We are here to live to spread intelligence and knowledge among the people… That is my religion and the object of my existence. We are not here merely to prepare to die, and then die; but we are here to live and build up the kingdom of God on the earth.
Remember: the heavens will not be filled with those who never made mistakes but with those who recognized that they were off course and who corrected their ways to get back in the light of the gospel.
My brothers and sisters, to express gratitude is gracious and honorable, to enact gratitude is generous and noble, but to live with gratitude ever in our hearts is to touch heaven.
Alma 12:35
And whosoever will harden his heart and will do iniquity, behold, I swear in my wrath that he shall not enter into my rest.
The temple is a preview of this rest. This is part of why we need a temple recommend.
5 Lift up your hearts and be glad, for I am in your midst, and am your advocate with the Father; and it is his good will to give you the kingdom.
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There were no robbers, nor murderers, neither were there Lamanites, nor any manner of -ites; but they were in one, the children of Christ, and heirs to the kingdom of God.
This is beautiful. I think it's something we should all really ponder, especially in light of everything that's going on in the world right now.
When we understand the character of God, and know how to come to Him, he begins to unfold the heavens to us, and to tell us all about it. When we are ready to come to him, he is ready to come to us.
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I had an experience with this in the temple today. It really is true. I know Joseph Smith was a prophet and I know this church is true. I know the work we do in the temples is so real and so vital. I say this in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.
Brothers and sisters, we live to die and we die to live—in another realm. If we are well prepared, death brings no terror. From an eternal perspective, death is premature only for those who are not prepared to meet God.
Now is the time to prepare. Then, when death comes, we can move toward the celestial glory that Heavenly Father has prepared for His faithful children. Meanwhile, for sorrowing loved ones left behind—such as our family and me—the sting of death is soothed by a steadfast faith in Christ, a perfect brightness of hope, a love of God and of all men, and a deep desire to serve them. That faith, that hope, that love will qualify us to come into God's holy presence and, with our eternal companions and families, dwell with Him forever. Of this I testify in the name of Jesus Christ, amen
Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.


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Malcolm Semple is the Director of NYU Sydney, and Professor of Neural Science and Psychology at NYU New York. His previous NYU appointments include two years as Director of the College Core Curriculum; five years as Vice Dean, and two years as Interim Dean, of the Graduate School of Arts and Science (GSAS); two years as interim director of the Office of Veterinary Resources (OVR); and ten years as chair of the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC). He directs the undergraduate Honors Program in Neural Science, and leads workshops on research ethics for graduate students and postdocs. Mal's research is on neural mechanisms and behavioral performance in hearing. He holds a B.Sc. (Hons) and Ph.D. from Monash University, Australia. He held research and teaching positions at the University of Oxford, England, and the University of California, Irvine, before coming to NYU in 1995.
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The fact that other people can get your pet easier than you did doesn't make it less awesome, it just sucks for you that you spent a bunch of time grinding it out. It's like you spent agesworking, and eventually after a great deal of effort, you saved up enough money to buy a lexus. a couple of years later, someone else won a competition, and the prize was a lexus. your lexus' are both still lexus', and just as awesome as eachother; it's just that you had to work hard for yours, and the other person didn't.


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Because people have requested a photoset, here's all of last year's Dictator Valentines*.
*Several not actually dictators.
There are more valentines here.
Sorry for self-reblogging again, but these are also for sale this year!
An essay about roads, mostly, and also about lasers and personal freedom.
Note: This is a long and meandering piece of writing. I would like for you to have it, but I know not everyone has the time or patience to read meter-long blog posts, so if you like,
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This way you can go about your other business—clean a fish tank or ride the subway—and you'll have something to keep you company while you do.
The following amounts to much ado about jaywalking.
On three separate occasions during my last year in Boston, the city was shut down. First in late October, by a hurricane named Sandy. Then again in February, by a blizzard named Nemo. Then in April, by a teenager named Dzhokhar. Sandy chased everyone indoors with sixty-three-mile-an-hour winds, Nemo dumped twenty-five inches of snow onto the streets, Dzhokhar detonated two pressure cooker bombs full of nails and ball bearings in a public place, and yet on all three occasions I found myself, contrary to good sense, outdoors.
The Fourth Amendment ostensibly prohibits unreasonable searches, but I've just googled "a very cool jenga tower itself made of jenga boxes" and nothing's happened to me.
Here's the lot of this year's portrait valentines.
Check out all of them the rest if you like, and of course, pass them on if you like them.
They're on sale here, but if they won't reach you in time just print em out. If you feel guilty you can donate.
Last round of Portrait Valentines!
Buy them here!
How To Vote
As many of you doubtless learned today, tomorrow is Election Day in the United States!
Some of you, however, might not know where to vote or how, so here's the procedure:
- Google "where do I vote?" Google will ask for your zip code and will then forward you to a page featuring the location of a nearby polling center.
- DO NOT travel to this location. This is a trap.
- Think hard, try to remember—is there a location you keep dreaming about? A place that seems embedded, like a childhood memory, in the yawning fissures of the deepest reaches of your nighttime thoughts? It is real, I promise you. And it's there you must go to vote. But not yet.
- Go to the Anderson House. Old Man Anderson will answer the door and before he gives you any trouble, show him the locket your grandmother gave you. He'll ask you where you got it, then get irritable and say he doesn't know what you're talking about. He'll then slam the door in your face.
- Call after him "Is this about what happened to Eliza? Your sister? Why did she disappear, those many years ago?" or "I want to vote." Either one will do.
- He will appear again behind the dusty, rusty screen of the door and reluctantly let you in.
- Follow his instructions. Heed his advice. But don't trust him completely.
- Get to the Old Willow Tree before sunset—this is PARAMOUNT. Also, bring a valid photo ID and proof of residence.
- Do you still have the locket?
- You've realized you don't. Old Man Anderson must have taken it.
- You need to find out what happened to Eliza. You need to talk to her ghost.
- Later, when you face Old Man Anderson, tell him what she said. Tell him she forgives him.
- He will break down and cry. Then he will give you the locket back.
- Go back to the Old Willow Tree. Hurry, the sun has almost set. Again, bring a photo ID and a proof of residence.
- Yell the name of the candidate you mean to vote for into the old, knotty hole in its trunk. Also, throw the locket in.
- As the blinding light and rush of air erupting from the tree whips through your hair, remember to digitally sign your ballot.
- Go back to the Anderson House. It's empty, isn't it? Looks like it hasn't been lived in in years. Look at the photo on the desk. A young Old Man Anderson has joined his sister in the photo in front of the Old Willow Tree.
- Complete an exit poll, if you so choose.
Historical Portrait Valentines, Day 1.
(The individuals are here. Also a few bonus TV Portrait Valentines.)
If you like em, stick around for more of Day 2, and also last year's Dictator Valentines.
Update: You can BUY THEM now, too.
Because people have requested a photoset, here's all of last year's Dictator Valentines*.
*Several not actually dictators.
This year, I'm rolling out some new Portrait Valentines, so check them out if you like these! (7 more are on their way tomorrow.)
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Anonymous: Kinda lost respect for you. While GoDaddy's never capitulated to boycotting (sarcasm), your excuse for not voting is... you don't have enough say? How stupid. People have died for that very freedom. Liberty is a great, great thing. Will your vote decide an election? No. It's kind of like a child folding his arms in the corner because they don't have it there way. What's the point of complaining/writing about stuff that, according to you, you don't have a say in?
While GoDaddy's never capitulated to boycotting (sarcasm)
Yeah, they buckled when Wikipedia threatened to move. Not a nobody blogger like myself. If I had the sort of power Wikipedia does, I'd make different decisions. I'd have more responsibilities, certainly. It goes back to what I said—GoDaddy depends on Wikipedia for a substantial amount of traffic/revenue. Possibly more than anyone else. It's all about power dynamics. You should understand these things before you step into an arena of discussion re: political action and social movements.
your excuse for not voting is… you don't have enough say? How stupid. People have died for that very freedom.
Yeah, and people are dying right now under the impression that they're doing something worthwhile, that they're helping the American people in some way. The fact that people have died for it doesn't mean I have to support it, Toby Keith. Support our Troops is not the same as Support our War. And liberty IS a great thing. It means I'm *able* to vote (which is, on an individual level, an entirely performative, sentimental, and symbolic act), not that I'm *required* to.
Will your vote decide an election? No. It's kind of like a child folding his arms in the corner because they don't have it there [sic] way.
No, it's rather like a child refusing to answer the question "who would you like to make your decisions for you" when he knows that his answer won't have any effect on the outcome, because someone else is already making his decisions for him. Or an adult doing that. About absolutely anything.
What's the point of complaining/writing about stuff that, according to you, you don't have a say in?
Again, don't grill me for consistency. I've said before that part of the reason I talk more about masculism than feminism is that it's such an underdeveloped and underexposed movement that I actually can open people up to it—I actually do have a say. I've gotten dozens of emails/messages about people who have been grateful that I've turned them onto certain things.
And apart from that, writing about these things keeps me learning about them. It helps me develop a consistent belief system and it sparks debates with other like-minded people and even opponents. And, when conducted civilly, helps both parties develop as intellectuals.
Going to a booth and pressing a few buttons is not equivalent, or even comparable to, intellectual discourse. You can feel superior if you like, and lose respect for me if you like, but I haven't been fooled into thinking that the privilege of entering a booth and pressing a button on Schrödinger's ballot box is empowering.
For future reference, include an email address or something if you want a response to something like this, because I don't like mucking up people's newsfeeds like this.


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DuPont has announced the winners of its 24th packaging innovations awards – with gongs going to innovative, sustainable and collaborative solutions. Click on our picture gallery to find out which step-changing packs scooped the prestigious prizes
DuPont has announced the winners of its 24th packaging innovations awards – with gongs going to innovative, sustainable and collaborative solutions. Click on our picture gallery to find out which step-changing packs scooped the prestigious prizes
A reduction in food waste and a focus on collaboration were two of the major accomplishments recognized by judges last week in handing out top honours in this year's DuPont Awards for Packaging Innovation.
Innovative primary and end-of line solutions, as well as retail packaging that boosts shelf appeal were big winners as the independent jury – drawn from experts across the industry – awarded 16 packing prizes in one, two or all three categories of innovation, sustainability and cost/waste Reduction.
The panel assessed 200 entries from 21 countries across the food, pharmaceutical and cosmetics sectors.
Leading brand owners, such as Heinz, Kraft, Pepperidge Farm, Cadbury and Unilever were recognised for their role in driver innovation, sustainability and collaboration with diamond, gold or silver prizes.
"The common thread was a focus on collaboration," said lead DuPont Awards juror Brian Wagner, vice president, Packaging Technology Integrated Solutions. "It wasn't just one company doing it by themselves; they leveraged their suppliers strategically. There was a real focus on consumer insight on the impact of packaging at shelf and throughout the user experience."
DuPont packaging awards recognize innovation and collaboration
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Meet Cholafied: the most weirdest yet strangely appealing site we've ever come across. Cholafied is the brain child of Michael Jason Enriquez, LA-raised and current advertising student at the Art Center college of Design in Pasadena.
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We've used this on three dogs now over the course of 14 yrs., all known breed escape artists. We do spend a lot of time in training, but it is well worth it. Our town does not permit physical fences over a certain height in the front of our property so it was this or nothing (leash walks only). It does not take the place of vigilance, however. We NEVER let the dogs loose without supervision because - you just never know. Our fence was hit by lightening and they came out the very next day and reinstalled the entire underground wire with no charge to us (we had the extended warranty). Their installation, training, battery plans and communications are top notch.
Pros: visual and audible teaching techniques, great warranty
Cons: ouch!
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Invisible fence
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We originally installed the fence many years ago when Cricket was a pup, but it was largely unsued. We much preferred to walk her, and she did nothing when she was out without us - just lay there and waited for us. However, last fall, I decied to reinstate it in case either of us senior citizens was incapactated. the tech who arrive to check out the system and make the repairs was a real dog person. The dog recognized the flags immediately - what a memory. We still only use it for brief periods, and still largely go out with the dog. But it does come in handy when ever we can not walk her.
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Cons: never know who or what will come into your area
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Greetings every1,
i want to draw a circle and a line attached to the circle, and with each step, the line must rotate on the circumference of the circle. I think a look at the attachment will make u guyz understand the problem, plz help me. I want to know how to do it mathematically. Thanx
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Greetings every1,
i want to draw a circle and a line attached to the circle, and with each step, the line must rotate on the circumference of the circle. I think a look at the attachment will make u guyz understand the problem, plz help me. I want to now how to do it mathematically. Thanx
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End Sub
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End Sub
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90 degrees: (2000,1000)
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Dear All,
I am writing a GDI graphically intensive program, which needs to draw about 6000 circles as quickly as possible. The radius is not much, it varies from about two at the most to just .5 (one pixel on the screen). I am currently achieving this using the intrinsic visual basic 6 functions such as "circle" and "pset", however, I feel that they are too slow for my requirements. Does Anyone here know of the fastest GDI way possible without using DirectX or OpenGL.
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The next step is to rotate the circle an make a new facet..... I guess it's tricky.
Thank you,
Sorry for my bad English.
I Know I Can Use Circle() But...
...I would like to do it manually by Cos() and Sin() just to figure it out. (and to draw for instance triangles and octagons)
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(X and Y are coordinates on screen where center of circle should be, R is the size(radius) of the circle,A is the number of angles, for instance for drawing a octagon)
PSet (X + (Cos(0) * R), Y + (Sin(0) * R))
For i = 0 To 360 Step (360 / A)
Line -(X + (Cos(i) * R), Y + (Sin(i) * R))
End If
This does not become a circle though..more like a scrambled mess..
I'd appreciate any suggestions of what I am doing wrong..
Circle Help
I made a circle using the .circle function, and I need to match it with points on a line.
Not as clear as I meant it to be. How do I find every point on a circle in VB?
I am using the follwiing code:
degrees = (marks / maxMarks) * 100
degrees = (degrees / 100) * 360
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Pi = 4 * Atn(1)
radius = .Height / 15
centreX = .ScaleLeft + .Width - radius - 500
centreY = .ScaleTop + radius + 400
angleOne = -2 * Pi
angletwo = -degrees * Pi / 180
.FillColor = vbRed
Circle (centreX, centreY), radius, vbBlack, angletwo, angleOne
.FillColor = &H9BF0B
Circle (centreX, centreY), radius, vbBlack, angleOne, angletwo
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This produces a chart showing the percentage of correct and incorrect answers on a test. The 2nd circle starts drawing from 90 degrees in the circle. How can I make it start from 0?
I have no problem drawing a single cicle on a picturebox but how do you draw several circles on a picturebox
I am using the method stated below...
An invisible circle on a picturebox:
On click on the cmd button,it will appear and the shape of the cicle will depend on the mouse down and mouse move event of the picturebox......
I am trying to make a hangman game.....When a letter is picked and it is incorrect,
I want a circle to appear(like a head) on the lines I have drawn...does anyone
know how to do this?
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Ok here is my problem I need a algorithum or function to plot the x,y coordinates of a circles circumfence when given the radius of the circle, the x,y of the center of the circle, and the percentage around the cirlce from a given starting point. The equation is way over my head I didn't do to well in math and my highest is algebra. as you can see i didn't do to good in english either.
Um... i just forgot how to say this.... but you know... dolphins jump out of the sea and make a "part of a circle" in the air and then they land back in the water? I want to do that with an image... how?
number of circles with (rnd) color on a picturebox.
how to detect the color of each circle?
Sorry Circle Again!!!
Well now i include a image of the course... so i want that a timer starts drawing a circle in the course. But not the circle at once, as the timer keeps going, it's drawing the circle around the course of that image and when it finishes drawing the circle it shows a msgbnox saying it's complete....
please help me!!!
I know the circle code is: me.circle (x,y),raduis,color
I have seen this done before where people can take junks out of it. For instance make a pacman or only draw a half a circle. How is this done?
I have a picture box.
Im drawing a circle inside my picture box.
Is it possible to add text inside my circle?
Code:Picture1.circle (100, 80), 10, vbRed
Circle Help
I am trying to draw letters around the circumference of a circle. ( 16 letters arranged in a circle formation like on a clock).
Instead of working out the X,Y coordinates of each letter by hand does anyone know an easy formula to work out the coordinates??
I am totally hopeless at maths!
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I am a new to visual basic and i need to make a simple program which i am having trouble with. I need to draw a pacman using the circle command. Each time the the circle moves to the right its mouth opens then closes (like pacman) then once it hits the width of the form the circle moves in the other direction with its mouth on the other side. I am really having trouble doing it because i have to using bolean commands. Can some please please write me the code for this program
ps. the circle(pacman) will continue moving from left to right then to right to left like a screen save
Also each time the circle moves it has to erase it self and redraw itself to the left (depending on the location)
If someone is will to help me i am very greatful ......
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I am using Circle (0, 0), 0.5, vbYellow, -startangle, -endangle to create a circle.
How can I change the fillcolor of the circle?
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How can I draw a circle which is dotted and has a width of more than one? If you try this directly then VB always draws the circle solid regardless of the DrawStyle setting. If you try to do it by drawing concentric dotted circles each with a width of one, then the dots in each circle don't line up, so it looks rubbish. So how can I do it?
Edit: In fact what I really want to do is have a dotted circle of a width of three pixels, with the outer two pixels black, and the inner one white. But I'll start without worrying about the colour of the inner pixel.
Circle Not Visible
This is a really basic (sorry!) problem. Actually, I'm a bit ashamed of asking it, but I simply can't get my circle to appear in the centre of a picture box.
Both the form and picture box are set up in millimetres, so the pic box is
200 x 240mm in size and the scale is shown below. I just want to put a hollow circle with a 5mm radius in the centre of the pic box, but when I click the Drawchart button nothing is visible! Setting the pic's autoredraw to true has no effect.
What's going wrong?
Private Sub cmdDrawchart_Click()
frmChart.picChart.ScaleMode = 6
picht = 240
picwid = 200 'eventually we get picwid from frmDetails
frmChart.picChart.Scale (picwid / -2, picht / -2)-(picwid / 2, picht / 2)
frmChart.picChart.Circle (0, 0), vbRed, 5
End Sub
Pixels In Circle
Is there anyway to generate an array of pixels (x,y) for every point inside of a circle? for instance the array would be something like Point(1).x and Point(1).y and would contain every pixel cordinate within the circle. If this is not possible how can I calculate whether a point is in a circle or not?
Rotating Circle.
i'm making a wheel of fortune clone so i need somehelp with the 'wheel'.
1) how do i create a circle that is divided up into 20 or so different sections
2) how do i print the money TEXT on those pieces so it is sideways like in the tv show wheel.
3) how do i rotate the circle (some sort of trig function?)
4) when the wheel stops on a certain point (say 12'o clock) how do i determine what money value stopped on that marker.
thanks for any help.
Center Of A 3d Circle
hello all,
its been a while since i've posted. what im working on now is im trying to find the center of a 3d circle. i have searched the net and havn't found anything that was dumbed down enough for me to comprehend. any help or suggestions?
Fill A Circle?
is there a way to fill a circle with a color without going
me.fillstyle = vbsolid
me.circle (x,y),r,Color
because i have multiple objects on the screen. and i want some to be colored in and some not.
Help In Rotating Circle
Hello. I am controlling servo motor with mscomm control. I can rotate the motor with visual basic. But i also want a visual effect in my form which rotates a circle at a specific angle regarding to how long i push the button. What must i do? Thanks for your help...
Draw Circle
It is possible to draw circle as the cell border. What I want is actually a circle to encircle the value in the cell.
Thanks for infos.
Circle Of Points
Im trying to have time move to the next point in a circle every loop. Right now ive got is doing a zig zag type thing where it move from the bottom left corner of the area to the top right, then back again... Is there a way to just get these points easier?
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Ahead of the Yeezus album drop on June 18th, Kanye West has released a promo video parodying American Psycho's iconic axe murder scene. In the movie, Christian Bale's character critiques Huey Lewis & The News' music career before killing his unsuspecting guest. Kourtney Kardashian's ex Scott Disick plays Christian Bale's role while Kim Kardashian's close friend, Jonathan Cheban, plays the victim – originally by Jared Leto in the film.
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depth of field, a photography show featuring
howard ehrlich
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holga photography by jenny zink
polaroid photography by bryan cowe
the opening was held concurrently with the city of lancaster's BLVD celebration and was well-attended.
THIS SATURDAY AT THE LOFTS GALLERY: resident artist andrea crowe will have a solo show on April 10th at 6pm. andrea works in a variety of mediums and will have objects on display ranging from abstract paintings to sculptural masks. come meet the artist and check out the gallery!
bring them to PROJECT PICASSO at the Lofts Gallery Saturday April 17 from 12pm to 3pm. children will have an opportunity to create art (paintings) and hang them in the gallery over the weekend or take their creations home! the gallery is located at 661 w lancaster blvd.
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Symbolism in Photos
Wow! What a night it was last night.
The aurora borealis put on a dazzling light show for all to see, that is if you were up late enough.
I was keeping an eye on the aurora watch website all day yesterday waiting for a spike in auroral activity. At 10:30 pm the graph jumped and so did I, into the Rav, camera gear and a thermos filled with hot cappuccino. I didn't get to bed until 4:00 am. Boy did time fly.
Even though I got to bed late my internal alarm clock still woke me up a couple of hours later at 6:00 am. Sheesh! I forced myself to try and sleep until 8:30. Nights like this are few and far between. The aurora have to be strong and the skies clear for it to come together.
At times I stood at the roadside in awe. The northern lights were skipping across the sky like a stone across a pond. The speed at which they crossed the sky was incredible. Occasionally a hint of red or magenta would show up.
There are so many more photos to process. Many, many more.
Today in Canada is Remembrance Day. It's a day when Canada as a nation remembers its fallen heroes, those who sacrificed themselves for their country.
For me November 11 has had special significance. 51 years ago today my father died. I was only seven years old and in grade two. How well can you know your father when you are only seven? I have some memories but not many. One of his hobbies was photography. I remember dad on a Saturday night in the bathroom converted to a temporary black and white darkroom and the smell of fixer, developer and stop bath. Prints were hung to try across the bath tub. Memories. A few.
I guess that it's not much of a coincidence that I fell into photography for a major part of my life.
Last night felt special, like my father was with me while I was shooting aurora and when I saw this picture, it reminded me of him looking down on me. Hi Dad.
BTW, he was also named Dan Jurak
I'm not much on symbolism in photos but for this one, yeah.
Happy shooting,
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An incredible photo and a touching story about your father. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the head's up, Dan. Unfortunately, I live in Arkansas, which is quite a bit south, and there is a prediction for clouds and rain tonight. Having said that, I once saw the northern lights here about twenty years ago, I was living in a rural community and just happened to step outside around 11:00 PM. I didn't know what I was seeing for several minutes before I realized what it was. It was memorable for me. I can only imagine what it looks like in the northern latitudes.
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#1: Klimt-Villa, Artist's workshop, Vienna, 1917#2: Klimt-Villa, South elevation, Vienna
Another place where Klimt is exhibited and money is celebrated has opened its gates on September 30, 2012: The new Klimt-Villa in Vienna. This is how it looks like today:
© Michael Hierner, 2012, The Klimt-Villa today
The house, the garden, nothing really looks like back in the days when Austria's Top Artist of 2012, Gustav Klimt, was working there. Authenticity: nearly zero. So if you want to see a place that doesn't look like his workshop at all you can just visit me - it's also a lot cheaper here; you can register here.
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Slowly, overtime, my laptop's integrated webcam has 'hit the fan'. I am pretty sure it may be a lose wire, but i cant get inside there because of a stripped screw. The slightest movement of my laptop triggers the webcam's blue indicator light to flicker on and off very briefly and i almost always get the "your device can perform faster" USB notification bubble. Irritating, but i was able to deal with it. But now...
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Manchester's Las Vegas Style Super casino plans have encountered yet another setback as the House of Lords voted against the proposed gambling site in the UK.
Since being chosen unexpectedly as the first ever super casino site in the UK, the city of Manchester was ready and looking forward to developing the Las Vegas style casino. Earlier this year, having defeated rival bidders Blackpool and the Dome in London, the Northern town of Manchester appeared to have a brighter future with the super casino in their sights. The super casino of Manchester generated considerable external interest amongst casino groups and had the potential to provide thousands of new jobs and a new income that would help renovate the area.
Under the leadership of Tony Blair the 2005 Gambling Act had originally paved the way for several super casinos alongside several smaller casinos within the UK. However, last summer under the rule of Prime Minister Gordon Brown, the plans for the super casinos began to receive setback after setback. The 2005 Gambling Act was revised allowing only one super casino along with eight small casinos and eight larger casinos. Originally backed by a majority of 24, the development of the super casino in Manchester was put on hold as anti-gambling campaigners took hold and the Lords vote led to a stall in the proceedings. Since February, Manchester as well as many onlookers have waited with baited breath to see if they will at last receive their super casino gambling license.
Having been described as a sensitive situation requiring further consideration, the Government has delayed further announcements on the super casino plans. During his budget speech in March, Gordon Brown spoke of considerable tax increases on Britain's casinos which in turn has caused many companies to re-evaluate the economical gains and interest of bidding for a super casino license. Only last Wednesday discussions were held regarding legislation laws necessary for the 2005 Gambling Act to be implemented and announcements were made that the casino plans had been defeated by the Parliament's upper chamber by a vote of 123-120. While the discrepancy of just three votes will have left the people of Manchester in outrage, the fact remains that without the backing from both the House of Lords and the House of Commons, the plans need to be redrafted before any progress can take place.
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The furloughs have frustrated many federal employees facing other upcoming days without pay.
WASHINGTON — No one answered the tax-help hotline at the IRS on Friday. And you could forget about getting advice on avoiding foreclosures at the 80 Housing and Urban Development field offices nationwide.
It was "furlough Friday." Roughly 5 percent of the federal workforce — 115,000 people at six major agencies — were told not to show up as the government dealt with the continuing effects of the sequester spending cuts.
The good news for many federal workers: a four-day Memorial Day weekend. The bad news: no pay for the day.
The across-the-board budget reductions, the result of Washington's failure to work out a long-term, deficit-cutting plan in November 2011, essentially shut down some government agencies, though it had a negligible impact on others.
The IRS, embroiled in a scandal over agents targeting Tea Party groups, got a day of quiet. Its offices were closed with more than 90,000 employees furloughed on Friday, one of five days the agency plans to shut down this year to save money.
J. David Cox Sr., president of the American Federation of Government Employees, dismissed any suggestion that the extra day was welcome news to anyone.
"'Furlough Friday' is a disgrace to our nation," Cox said in a statement. "Let no one believe for a moment that this is some kind of four-day weekend or holiday for federal employees forced out of work without pay."
He called it "a day of shame for the lawmakers and administration officials who allowed sequester and furloughs to occur."
The automatic cuts that kicked in March 1 have had a disparate effect on individual agencies and their workers. The State Department, for example, says it can handle a $400 million cut without forcing employees to take unpaid leave. The Pentagon, on the other hand, decided to furlough about 680,000 civilian employees for 11 days through Sept. 30, the end of the fiscal year.
President Barack Obama has pressed Congress to reverse the automatic cuts, but many Republicans have shown little inclination to do so. Lawmakers see the broad reductions, recently estimated at $81 billion, as a surefire way to trim the federal deficit despite the outcry from defense hawks in Congress that the military cuts are too painful.
Congress did step in last month to undo furloughs for air traffic controllers after a week of coast-to-coast flight delays, and lawmakers have found money for meat inspectors.
The furloughs have frustrated many government employees facing several days without pay.
In addition to Friday, the IRS plans to close its offices and furlough employees on June 14, July 5, July 22 and Aug. 30. The agency said no tax returns will be processed on those days.
The furloughs have frustrated many in Congress, too, especially lawmakers in the Washington area who represent a disproportionate number of federal employees.
"Congress has failed the 115,000 federal workers being furloughed today, many of whom have children in college, mortgages and car payments. Our federal workers did not cause this mess. It's unfair they must bear the brunt of our dysfunction," said Rep. James Moran, D-Va.
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Tekuni and Her Strongest Friends in History
Tekuni and Her Strongest Friends in History Manga by Syun Matsuena, Nozomi
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A 4-panel comic strip crossover series featuring characters from both "History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi" and "Skill Hunter Tekuni".
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