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Monday, January 22, 2007
Nuckles posted back-to-back double-doubles as the Bucs held off challenges from both
For the week, Nuckles averaged 20.5 points and 11.5 rebounds per game while shooting .541 (13-of-24) from the floor and .882 (15-of-17) from the foul line. He also logged an average of 37 minutes per game. The forward has now posted four consecutive double-doubles, all in A-Sun play. Against conference competition, Nuckles leads the league in blocks (2.44) and rebounds (9.0) while ranking fifth in scoring (16.0). He is pursuing his graduate degree in Sports Management.
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Reports: P&G, Teva partner on European OTC company called PGT Healthcare, gain EU approval
CINCINNATI — Procter & Gamble and Teva Pharmaceutical on Monday gained European Union approval for a joint venture on the sale of nonprescription medicines to be called PGT Healthcare, according to published reports.
According to the reports, the joint venture didn't raise competition concerns. P&G will have a 51% stake in the venture.


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"Hoosier families know that sound fiscal footing relies on a foundation of good investments," said State Senator Karen Tallian (D- Portage). "Our budget recommendations are comprised of strategic contributions our state can make now that pay off in the long-run."
Sen. Tallian, who serves as Ranking Minority Member on the Senate Appropriations Committee, continued saying that proposed changes to the budget reflect discussions Hoosier families have around their kitchen tables and endows the state's resources towards efforts to strengthen communities from the ground up.
Improving Hoosiers' health
Budget proposals offered by Senate Democrats included initiatives to expand health care coverage to 400,000 working Hoosiers. Recommendations included expanding Medicaid when the cost is fully paid for by the federal government, structuring an expansion after the state's Healthy Indiana Plan and creating a contingency plan if the governor's proposed expansion is rejected. Democrats continued to reiterate the 30,000 jobs expanding coverage would create as a strong basis to cover more Hoosiers, though the initiatives were rejected along party-line votes.
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Acknowledging the strong support for the importance of early education and the need to oversee the state's school voucher program, Senate Democrats offered a package of amendments to improve educational outcomes for all Hoosier children. An initiative offered by State Senator Earline Rogers (D-Gary) would have created a pilot pre-school program to evaluate best practices. An additional amendment would have separated the funding appropriated to the state's voucher program and capped the amount of funds diverted from public schools.
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An amendment offered by Senate Democrats to restore transportation funding back to the levels included in the House-passed budget were rejected along party lines on Monday. The amendment would have allowed more flexibility and control for local governments. Senate Democrats aimed to give those communities additional infrastructure funding to be allocated where attention is most needed in their communities. State Senator Tim Skinner (D-Terre Haute) authored the amendment as a means of injecting immediate dollars into communities to begin their local roads projects.
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Senate Democrats will continue to push for these common sense initiatives as the budget process moves forward.
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011 at 8:00AM
In the middle of the recent Michigan snowpocolypse we had a chance to spend a week the 2011 Scion tC. It's been a long time since Toyota produced a car that was really fun to drive, you have to look back to the MR2 for that. So, what did we think of this Scion, have a look at the video to find out!
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All commercially available STR analysis systems include loci that exhibit microvariant alleles, which differ in length by just a single base pair. The resolution capability of the instrumentation decreases as the STR length increases, and where alleles with a single-base-pair size difference are in the higher-molecular-weight range (for example, over 300bp), there can be occasional issues with resolving the alleles, particularly when one of the alleles is present at a much lower proportion than the adjacent allele. This has been noted where separation of alleles is performed using Applied Biosystems® 3130 or 3500 capillary electrophoresis (CE) instrumentation, maintained in accordance with the manufacturer's guidelines, and where data are analysed using GeneMapper® ID software, version 3.2, or GeneMapper® ID-X software, version 1.2.1. This rare phenomenon has been observed with the Promega PowerPlex® ESI Systems at the loci D12S391, D2S441 and D1S1656.
In some cases, the data analysis parameters in the GeneMapper® software can be adjusted, in accordance with the Applied Biosystems GeneMapper® user manual, to analyse the data. For example, the polynomial degree and peak window can be modified to adjust the sensitivity of peak detection (Figure 1, Panels A and B). However, we have observed that alleles separated by a single base cannot always be fully resolved using the GeneMapper® software in some samples despite the alleles being visually different on the electropherogram (Figure 2). We have found that the SoftGenetics analysis software, GeneMarker® HID, version 2.4.0, can be useful in analysing some of these samples (Figure 3).
Panel A. Analysis of a sample using a peak window size of 7 or above results in the 12 allele being unavailable for automatic or manual labelling. Panel B. Analysis parameters modified to peak window size of 5 allows automatic labelling of the 12 allele with this sample.
The 19.3 and 20 alleles are eluted close together, and the GeneMapper® ID-X software, version 1.2.1, allows selection of only the 20 allele, despite the presence of both the 19.3 and 20 alleles.
The D12S391 18 and 20 alleles in this sample file were called automatically. The 25 allele is highlighted in red, signifying that it requires checking. The 19.3 allele can be called by selecting the peak and manually adding the call.
Where this issue with data analysis of alleles separated by a single base occurs, we recommend that wherever possible you:
Note that the size difference between the two alleles is 1.43bp rather than the expected approximately 1bp. The 20 allele is likely to be comprised of a different repeat sequence compared with alleles 18 and 19.3.
The authors would like to thank the members of the Forensic Biology Laboratory, Division of Identification and Forensic Science (DIFS), at the Israel Police for their contribution of data.
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PowerPlex® ESI Systems: D12S391 and D2S441. Resolving Alleles With Single-Base-Pair Size Differences.
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TEST DRIVE: Inhabitat Drives the 2013 Chevy Volt in Los Angeles
In Beverly Hills, California, luxury cars like BMWs and Mercedes-Benz are the norm – so it was surprising to get so many oohs and ahhs when we rolled up in the 2013 Chevy Volt! Yes, California is also the land of hybrids, but the warm welcome we received in the Volt still caught us off guard and definitely should put a smile on GM's face. Following the completion of the 2012 LA Auto Show, General Motors gave us the keys to the 2013 Volt, which even generated a few oohs and ahhs from us. Read on to find out why!
The Chevy Volt originally arrived on the market at the end of 2010. Since its release its lived through a safety recall, political backlash and at times production was even stopped due to rising inventory levels. Today things are looking up for the Volt. For the 2013 model year, the Chevy Volt got a few styling tweaks and even some updates under the hood to squeeze out more "EV mode" miles. Sales of the Volt have also increased steadily in the past few months, and in October sales of the Volt almost reached 3,000 units, which was a record month for the Volt.
So what did we like about the new Volt? Overall it's a very impressive plug-in hybrid that overcomes many of the issues that detractors have with the segment. (Although hybrids are great on mileage, most are regarded as boring, appliances without an ounce of fun.) Even though the Volt is labeled as a "green" car, what we enjoyed most about it was how much it felt like a "real" car.
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As Sebastian Vettel crossed the finish line in India, he made history for Renault – claiming the 150th win for a Renault engine in their Formula 1™ career. As engine makers for some of the best teams in history, Renault has powered nine Drivers' and ten Constructors' titles so far.
Altogether, Renault has racked up a total of 150 wins from a little more than 500 Grand Prix starts since 1977 – that's a win rate of 30%! They've achieved wins with every engine type they've built for the track, from the V6 to the V10 and back to the current V8.
With such incredible innovation and technology developed for the racetrack, it is easy to see the benefits to the design and performance of Renault's stunning range of road cars.
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It almost seems like 22-month-old daredevil Nathan Joy is
preparing to climb Mount Everest this spring. He loves the
challenge of scaling the sides of his crib or climbing up and
over the living room couch. His twin brother, Lucas, no
slouch himself, is always game for another round of hideand-
seek or a 500th reading of Green Eggs and Ham.
When Mom and Dad—Aleksandra Dobkowski-Joy and her
husband, Christopher Joy—watch the boys play, it's never
far from their minds that these two spunky youngsters were
born at just under 3 lbs. apiece and, thanks to Bridgeport
Hospital's highly experienced Newborn Intensive Care Unit
(NBICU) team, overcame serious cardiac and lung problems.
Today, they are right on track and inspire everyone they meet.
More than two years ago, when Aleksandra and Christopher
visited the obstetrician's office for her first ultrasound, their
only question was, "When is the baby due?" Looking at the
monitor, the parents-to-be were stunned to see two babies.
Aleksandra's obstetrician, Leslie Goldstone-Orly, MD,
knew this pregnancy would now require additional expertise.
She sent them to the Antenatal Testing Unit (ante=before,
natal=birth) at Bridgeport Hospital, where Aleksandra saw
Chief of Maternal-Fetal Medicine Robert Stiller, MD.
Dr. Stiller answered all of her questions. "We talked about
the increased risks of preeclampsia (a condition involving
dangerously high blood pressure), diabetes of pregnancy and
pre-term delivery," Aleksandra recalls. "I listened and took
notes, but all the while I was thinking, 'This isn't going to
happen to me!'"
Everything was fine until Aleksandra's 22nd week of
pregnancy. Then—"I started having mild contractions, but
because this was my first pregnancy, I didn't know they
were contractions," she says. Luckily, soon after the contractions
started, she had one of her regular appointments with
Dr. Stiller at Bridgeport Hospital.
"Aleksandra's cervical length had decreased dramatically,"
says Dr. Stiller. "This is an early sign that the cervix is beginning
to dilate." In other words, Aleksandra could deliver any
day. As Christopher raced to the hospital, Aleksandra was
whisked down the hall to Labor & Delivery and was started
on medication to stop the contractions.
After two days, the contractions slowed, and
Aleksandra was moved into The Birthplace
at Bridgeport Hospital to take part in the
hospital's Special Care Maternity
Program for high-risk mothers. Here,
physicians from the Perinatology
Team (doctors with specific expertise
in caring for high-risk pregnancies)
and specially trained nurses
kept close watch over Aleksandra
and her babies. Robert Herzlinger,
MD, Chief of Neonatology (the care
of very small or critically ill newborns),
visited her. He talked about
what might lie ahead for the babies, such
as brain, heart and lung problems that are
common in premature infants.
During the next five weeks in the hospital, Aleksandra took
her prescription for bed rest very seriously. "I got up only to
use the bathroom, and every other day I was allowed to take
a shower," Aleksandra says. "And we talked about names!"
She was seen daily by Dr. Stiller or another member of the Perinatology Team (Gina Dunston-Boone, MD, Gary
Kleinman, MD and Steven Laifer, MD), and had near-weekly
ultrasounds to monitor the babies' growth. "It seemed
like a long time," says Aleksandra, "but I reminded myself
that each day I spent in The Birthplace meant another day of
important development for the babies."
At 28 weeks, the contractions started up again, but this time
they couldn't be stopped.
Ultrasounds showed that both of her babies were lying
sideways in the womb. Aleksandra and her doctors decided
to go with a Cesarean birth.
The surgical team sprang into action, and Dr. Goldstone-
Orly delivered two boys: Lucas, the older, weighed 2 lbs.,
11 oz., and Nathan, 2 lbs., 13 oz. It was November 4, 2005.
"We were relieved but terrified," says Aleksandra. "Of
course, we feared the worst: Would they be able to breathe?
Would they develop normally?"
Bridgeport Hospital's NBICU was waiting with open arms
for those tiny bundles of Joy. The team included neonatologist
and Associate Director Cheryl Menzies, MD, resident
physicians, physician assistants and neonatal nurse
practitioners skilled in the care of premature infants. "As
we observed the NBICU team's obvious commitment,
skills and tenderness toward our babies-and toward us-
our fears were put in perspective," says Aleksandra.
"Like many premature infants, Lucas and
Nathan had underdeveloped lungs. At
first, they needed respirators to help
them breathe," explains neonatologist
Richard Freedman, MD, who is the
boys' physician. "They had episodes
of apnea—interruptions of breathing
that are common in pre-term
infants—and Lucas needed treatment
for a partially collapsed lung."
Treatment with a surfactant (medication
that helps the lungs develop) and
oxygen therapy steadily improved the
twins' breathing.
The boys also experienced cardiac problems
caused by immature heart vessels common in premature
babies. The expert NBICU team quickly identified nonsurgical
A few days later, Aleksandra was well enough to continue
her recovery at home, but Nathan and Lucas were still too
small to leave the hospital. Going home without her two newborns was something she never imagined would happen.
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Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
Gregg Davidson and Ken Wolgemuth seek to remove the stumbling block of the Genesis flood in this four part series. Though many believe in an ancient world-wide flood, the evidence given does not hold up to geological scrutiny, but points rather to something regional instead. It is their hope that Christians will not walk away from faith in Christ simply because a global flood is not supported by science. Looking at natural phenomena like the Grand Canyon, salt beds, and fossil deposits, they reveal reasons for these deposits and structures while showing that their origin did not stem from a violent flood that covered the planet.
Scholar and musician Jeff Warren addresses the questions of how music is meaningful, and where that meaning resides, by looking at the popular ideas that musical meaning is entirely subjective to the listener and that the meaning of music can be universal. He also explores the recent trend of attempting to explain music via neuroscience. Finally, he looks into the reasons why music continues to play such a critical role in the worshiping life of the Church.
Pete Shaw highlights the story of Noah to explore how the story would have been understood in ancient times and from there he goes on to explore how we might consider it today.
Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) was the foremost Christian scholar of the High Middle Ages and is today regarded as a "doctor" of the Catholic Church. No, Aquinas was not a materialist neuroscientist, but he understood the intimate interdependence of mind and body.
Cain was a "logical" candidate of sorts because his act was the only truly wicked act recorded in the chapters preceding the flood story. Cain's murder of Abel, therefore, was understood not just an isolated wicked act, but a crucial factor in God's decision to destroy the world in a deluge. One clear example is from the apocryphal book Wisdom of Solomon 10:3-4.
As an evolutionary biologist I am fascinated by the emergence of cognitive abilities that make us so distinctive from other living species. There are, however, risks in making up evolutionary "just-so" stories to explain the origins of complex human beliefs.
Atrahasis is important to biblical scholars because of it similarity to Genesis 2-9. Both stories share a similar storyline: creation, population growth and rebellion, flood. They also share some important details within that storyline.
The three part series, written by Paul Seely, explores the scientific validity of the Flood in Genesis. He offers the approximate date of the flood according to Scripture, and then looks at various lines of evidence that contradict the idea of a global flood at that time. In light of other Mesopotamian flood stories, scholars conclude that the flood was local at best. In the end, he suggests that this story primarily reveals theological truths from a limited scientific understanding of natural events.
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Dubai is a burgeoning metropolis surrounded by seawater that relies on imports for nearly all of its food. Addressing the region's lack of natural resources, Italian architects Studiomobile have conceived of a Seawater Vertical Farm that draws upon local resources to create a sustainable source of food for a cleaner, greener and more self-sufficient Dubai. Envisioned as a spire that branches off into soaring sky-gardens, the design uses seawater to create an ecosystem conducive to growing crops amid the clouds.
Agriculture consumes nearly 70% of the world's fresh water, which leaves many areas of the earth subject to shortages of this essential resource. Saltwater, on the other hand, is available in abundance around the globe, which makes sustainable desalination an enticing option for producing potable water for food production. Dubai's lack of fertile soil and fresh water make it a perfect candidate for seawater farms, which stand to cut down on the emirate's regular truckloads of goods while significantly reducing the region's oil dependency and greenhouse gas emissions.
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In the first phase, incoming seawater is evaporated to condition the air of the tower, creating a humid environment that is perfect for growing crops. Next, the air is pushed out of the greenhouse and through another evaporator that mixes the humid air with warm air from the outside. In the third phase, the hot humid air is pushed upwards due to the stack effect. On the way up, fresh water condense around tubes of cool seawater and as drops accumulate they fall into a collection tank which then waters the crops. In a city known its arid landscape and experimental architecture, the Seawater Vertical Farm offers an enticing source of sustainable agriculture, although its implementation may be quite a ways off granted the current economic climate.
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March 31, 2009 at 9:16 pm
i think they should incorporate a type of urban farming that 99problems is doing. it would help out the dry land and the poor class in the country Bebo.com/99ProblemsDotOrg
March 12, 2009 at 12:58 pm
converting saltwater to fresh doesnt require elaborate skytowers. Dubai\'s concern for ecology is reflected in the hotels built atsea in the shape of a palm island, how did that effect the environment? How much would it cost to study their arid land through the science of composting and other soil rebuilding practices? Seems like opening a water bottle with a sledge hammer. TY dennis
March 10, 2009 at 2:22 pm
This is an absurd idea given that just across the Persian Gulf there are millions of hectares of land available for Seawater Greenhouses which don't need millions of dollars to be placed on extremely expensive towers. Transporting the food is a short couple of hours if modern vessels are used.
The Seawater Greenhouse is a brilliant technology that unfortunately has not found the badly needed support it requires, primarily because fresh water is subsidized in the Persian Gulf region, but not in Iran.
I've been working to set up Seawater Greenhouses in Iran and if any of your readers are interested in getting involved they can reach me through my company Web site:
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In 2008, he suffered a pulmonary embolism and anoxic brain injury which he believes was because he was taken off of blood thinners. It affected his speech as well as impaired the use of his arms. Cuellar and Young met when she saw the documentary and she began visiting him when he was in rehabilitation in Chicago after the embolism. They married last April.
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I'm not a electrician, but 6/3 wire sounds to small for 50 amps over a 60ft run. Your going to have a pretty big voltage drop when you start drawing some high current. When I re-wired my detached garage, it was a 40ft run and I put 4 guage wire in and according to code I can safely run up to 70 amps.
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First, he'll only pull 50A when welding at full-tilt. Second, his duty-cycle will keep him in check, even at that distance, which is really not that long, IMPO. Many runs even in residential settings are over 60 feet, and #6 wire is rated for more than 60A in many situations. I wouldn't even give this a second thought.
wile i would tend to agree with MAC on it i would look in my manual, dosent it have a chart for cords and whats needed for what distance.
i'll look around i think i have one but like mac said the 252 only pulls that at max and then for a short time.
if it was mine i would go for it, but hey thats me. i'll see if i can dig up the chart if you cant find one in the manual.thanks for the help
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MAC is the expert here. If he says it's enough, you can take it to the bank.
In my owner's manual for the MM 251 they specify a minimum conductor size in AWG of 8 with a maximum length of 127' (@230V). Your #6 AWG wire is more than adequate to power the MM 252.
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how do you like it in adv masters/masters.has the game changed for you?,are you liking what you see ? good putters?
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what i see is that 40 yr olds can still drive the disc,and since they have time and experience under thier belts,thier all around game is tight.they dont carry LARGE bags or carry ALOT of plastic.what they do got is GAME
The guys aren't nervous for the most part. People talk more during the round and are more supportive of one another when they hit a good shot. There isn't much fumbling around in the bag for what to throw. Less errant throws. Some of the best putters I've seen. Some guys have lost distance, but for the most part we can still chuck it. I still carry about 20 discs, but not at every course.
i agree,chuckers with D,and putting that i enjoy watching
When I go watch a tourney I like to find out where the adv. players are at. They are way more appreciative of their galleries, and there is always interation with the players, prompeted by them. There is always a thank you for shots that get applauded.
The over 50 amateurs in northern Illinois and northern Indiana are a lot of fun to compete with. In Michigan it seems like most of the over 40 and over 50 amateurs are playing in the ratings based divisions.
Shoot! I am 41 and just found the sport...nothing like staring a sport while entering the twilight of one's athletic future...
I know how to play. I played the sport at Morley Field back in the early 90 when I was stationed at the
NavMedCen Sandiego. Then I stopped playing due to being transfered to places not having courses.
Then I got out, and moved back to Florida. Found a Course called Barnett.
Played off and on recreationally with my kids, the park had everything for a family day out.
Then I hooked up with a bunch of guys in River City Nature Park Debary and played Doubles with them.
Then followed Jamie to Daytona in which I am a member.
Long story short, I have played religiously and in tournies for a couple of years.
I played "Rec", "Intermediate" and "Advanced Masters".
Yes Advanced Masters play from the longer pads.
Yes Advanced Masters have years of experience.
Even though my PDGA rating states I should play "Rec", I am choosing to play Advance Masters.
It is age protected, the players (most) seem down to earth and not Bit*hy.
They know the rules and abide by them.
And they are more socialable, and appreciative of a good play or shot.
Fewer high-volume F-bombs.
The social aspects are much better in older divisions. Which isn't surprising, since our lives outside of disc golf share more in common.
As mentioned above, players know the rules better and comply with them. I rarely have to think about calling a rule because the players I compete with rarely violate them.
As for play, players tend to have a wider range of shots in their bag. More people throw forehand & backhand, and you see odd things like pancakes and turbo putts and other get-out-of-trouble shots from people with many years of experience getting into trouble.
I like it a lot! I've been playing in tourneys for a long time, in multiple divisions. Adv Mstrs is awesome. People are generally cooler, although that may have a lot to do with the fact that we all seem to relate to each other very easily. Everybody knows the rules and complies. Everybody knows how to play, and do so pretty darned well. Way less drama. Stools are very popular. My lasting impression of my first tourney as a Adv Mstr was "this is great"! The rest of ya'll don't know what your missing out on!!!
I held out on moving to Masters until I was in my mid-40s, and even then bounced back & forth from Advanced for a few years. Sometimes it was fun to play with kids who threw 150' further than me....even more fun to beat them (they'd wildly throw into such trouble!). Also, at that time, Masters divisions tended to be small. Now they're as big or bigger than Advanced around here, and I enjoy playing with my peers. (Sort of....I'm 53 but dragging my feet on moving to Grandmasters).
That's funny. "Stools are very popular".
I too walk the tournies with a folding stool. Standing around especially waiting a slower group to clear is harder to do than back when I was younger.
Also, In tournies, I use a modified Golf pull cart that I made to carry my discs, marker, sharpie, rag, disc retrieving pole, stool, score card, pencil, drinks, and snacks. It makes my game a hell of a lot easier.
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I am currently working on an animation entitled "Dog Daze" a follow-up animation to my first animation named "Come Fly With Me"
The story is about a character named Gary who is quite an angry individual. As he tries to get some sleep he is pestered by the unrelenting barking of a dog from outside.
I have pretty much just started work on the animation but will be posting updates here aswell as on my blog. Through this I hope nto receive decent feedback and criticism of the work in order to improve, I'd really appreciate your help. Thank you, Darren.
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A noble attempt and congrats on completing the video. The area I feel needs attention is towards the end where the scenes don't hook up and the continuity is affected. Music is good and the slapstick humor is something to build on as is the simplicity of design. Thanks for posting on the forums! Looking forward to the follow up.
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I agree with Charles - Great job with the animation however! I am also looking forward to the follow up.
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Thank you for the replies, they really help encourage me to continue.
I know what you mean about the continuity towards the end, which is quite right. As it was part of my uni project, the end was rushed in order to meet the deadline.
I will post updates soon, thanks.
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Just a little update. The above link is to my blog, specifically to a rough animatic for the first scene of "Dog Daze."
Feedback at this stage would be terrific, particularly suggestions on what I could perhaps add to the scene...Or pretty much any suggestions you may have for me at all.
Thank you guys!
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i like it so far! Clear and understandable.
Something to add might be some body movements from 0:01-0:06, right now only his head is moving, maybe try to add some subtle body movements and see how it works!
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Sorry I haven't updated in a while, I've just become a father and so been quite busy the past couple weeks. Thanks for the suggestions, what sort of body movements do you think?
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I have began working on my project again and have just finished working on the background.
Here is the link to the shot: [url="http://darren-campbell.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/colouring-garys-living-room.html"]http://darren-campbell.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/colouring-garys-living-room.html[/url]
The colouring is what I feel I need the most help with. Any suggestions you guys can give on what colours would perhaps be better suited to certain objects would be greatly appreciated. Any other suggestions for improvements you have for anything would also be more than appreciated.
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Here's the link...
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Your Grumpy Gary video looks funny. Somehow reminds me of the sound effects from the classic cartoons animated films of the 90s.
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Cool to see this project keep progressing
One thing to keep in mind in your backgrounds is perspective, Especially for the chair in this case. Both sides are the same size in the colored final one.
It doesn't look right right, the farther one away from the camera has to be a bit smaller- like in this picture
Keep it up!
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I've been really busy the past few weeks, having started back at university and having a newborn baby. Here's where I am at the moment with the project, there's a few things that are off in a couple of the frames but this is basically what I have before I go over and do the final animation, let me know what you think!
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Here's the embedded video. Congrats on your baby!
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Camarillo with 83 catch. HA! That's a laugh.
And also lol at the new rating of "SWAGGER." At least BMarsh has a 98 swag, Vontae with a 90, and Dansby, Crowder, and Sean Smith all with 88 haha.
Thanks man, I'm suprised Henne isn't an 80, but also that Dansby is a 90 and Ronnie didnt fall off a bit. I hate that they make ricky's speed 87 though, please.
Pat White's running stats for a QB are vick like. I just run around back there with him. Too bad we dont have a receiver with over 88 speed though. Lose that quick strike ability almost at KR or the long ball.
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This is pat white's year in madden.......
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The Details
Trekker End Table
Dimensions: 30"w x 24.25"h x 24"d
Item#: 128003 452
Collector's Classics
The Trekker End Table embraces the functional, streamlined character of vintage industrial furniture with an edginess of its own. Rounded iron castings in a gun-metal finish are paired with warm, white-oak plank-effect surfaces for a feel that's all at once modern, casual, and family friendly.