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Prince William & Kate Middleton (Look Photoshopped) On A Boat!
Amelia McDonell-Parry @xoamelia / September 17, 2012
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These photos of Prince William and Kate Middleton are legit -- the couple did take a boat tour of the Solomon Islands -- but they have clearly been so enhanced in Photoshop as to look hilariously fake. My hunch is the photographer didn't get the best shots of the royal couple's faces, so he did extensive work in post, possibly meshing multiple photos into one. As a result, William and Kate's faces look super crisp -- as crisp as the faces in both the foreground and the background. Odd!


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Appliance manufacturers regularly update their top-of-the-line products with new technology and fresh design elements—and pass the expense of each "improvement" along to the consumer, of course. Some of these upgrades do in fact deliver the added convenience they promise, but others may not be good enough to pay more for. Here's a rundown of features to consider and those to skip:
Refrigerator raves
Digital temperature controls. They display the actual temperature and the temperature you set, allowing you to correct discrepancies and prevent meltdowns—yours and the ice cream's.
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Through-the-door ice and water dispenser. This frequently requested feature is a minor convenience with a major drawback. Consumer Reports' surveys show that, as a group, refrigerators with water and ice dispensers require considerably more repairs than those without. And dispensers boost energy use and cost while eating up food-storage space.
Grab-N-Go door. Offered on the Kenmore Elite 7206 refrigerator, this extra compartment swings open with the touch of a button, offering easy access to snacks, beverages, and frequently used condiments. Besides adding convenience, it supposedly saves energy by preventing cool air from escaping the refrigerator's main compartment. The Kenmore Elite 7206 did receive very good and excellent Ratings in our tests, but at $3,360 is far more expensive than other top-performing French-door refrigerators we tested. Our advice: Say no to the Grab-N-Go.
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Dishwasher drawers. They're high in price and typically low in performance. Instead, opt for a traditional model with a half-load option.
Specialized cycles. Normal, heavy-duty, and delicate cycles are all you really need.
Hidden controls. Yes, they help make the front of the dishwasher look sleek, but they might not allow you to see how much time is left in the cycle. Look for a model with a cycle-time display. The Thermador DWHD651JFP offers a creative solution: a light beam that projects cycle status on the floor in front of the dishwasher. But it's also pricey: The model performed well in our tests but costs $2,200, more than five times the price of the lowest-priced dishwasher model we recommend, the $420 Kenmore 1327.
Kitchen range and cooktop conveniences
Hot-surface warning lights. This is an important safety feature on electric ranges and cooktops, because the surface can remain hot long after an element has been turned off. Many smoothtops have at least one warning light, but ideally each element should have its own.
High-power elements. Available on both gas and electric ranges and cooktops, these elements can quickly bring a pot of water to a boil or heat large quantities of food fast, and they're terrific for high-heat cooking styles like searing or stir-frying.
Our top-rated 30-inch gas range, the LG LRG3097ST, $1,900, has two high-powered burners and was very good at bringing water to a boil. Our top electric range, the Kenmore 92163 smoothtop, $1,550, also has two high-powered elements and was a champ at the high temperature test.
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Buying by Btu. Short for British thermal unit, Btu is often touted by range or cooktop manufacturers. But that measure merely indicates the amount of gas used and heat generated, not performance. Indeed, a higher number didn't guarantee faster heating.
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The superlatives are great yet once they are used in connection with Lindsey Vonn and her exploits in Lake Louise; new ones are needed! This was Vonn at her peak as she won her fifth straight race in Lake Louise, her 54th World Cup win, putting her one behind second on the all time wins in history. In her last three wins, the closest second place has got to her has been 1.68 seconds; this time it was 1.73 seconds. Stacey Cook took second place with third place shared by HEAD World Cup Rebel Maria Hoefl-Riesch and Tina Weirather, just one hundredth behind Cook!
Despite the bad weather disrupting the visibility of the racers, Vonn was in a class of her own. No one could get near to her. Vonn started with her favourite bib number 16 and everything went her way. Weather? What bad weather? Vonn attacked and gave the rest a lesson in downhill ski racing. Later runners were affected by the weather with Lara Gut being flagged and given a rerun.
After the race, Vonn commented: ""It's been a rough couple of weeks for me being sick and not having the best results in the technical events. I love it here in Lake Louise. I love going fast. I wasn't feeling well yesterday and I didn't do the training run, which I've never done before in my life! So I was nervous today, but I knew what I had to do. I know this hill better than anywhere else in the world, I gave it my best shot, and I'm really happy with my run."
While Vonn was happy with her run, Anna Fenninger had to deal with the worst conditions and despite being one of the favourites came in in 29th spot. When the wind is as random as it was during the race, luck plays a cruel hand sometimes. Vonn was lucky with her weather window and took full advantage.
This was win number 12 in Lake Louise for Vonn, her tenth in the downhill. This is the level that the rest of the field have to now raise their game to!
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Kristin makes chains and bracelets, mostly to order, out of 18K Gold or Sterling Silver. All her hand made chains are either braided, woven, or hammered by hand in her studio and can be made to any length or with a variety of clasps and methods of adjusting the length. Her hand-made chains are the perfect compliment to many of her jewelry pieces.
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Lascaux Timeline
18,000 - 16,000
In what we know today as southwestern France, Paleolithic hunter- years ago gatherers paint and engrave the walls and ceilings of a cave with symbols and images of animals.
Four local boys explore a deep depression by a fallen tree in the woods near Montignac, France and after clearing away debris, discover a shaft leading to an underground chamber. They descend into the cave with an oil lantern. The youngest boy, Jacques Marsal, remarks later, "We saw a cavalcade of animals larger than life painted on the walls and ceiling of the cave. Each animal seemed to be moving." (Marsal devotes the rest of his life to the cave, working as chief guide until his death in 1989.) As word of the paintings spreads, famed pre-historian Henri Breuil examines them and confirms their authenticity and age.
Daily tours of the cave attract thousands of visitors each year. One famous tourist, Pablo Picasso, is said to remark in awed humility after seeing the paintings, "We [contemporary artists] have learned nothing."
The cave is closed to the public after signs of deterioration appear, caused by carbon dioxide from the breath of visitors.
The Lascaux cave and several other painted caves in the area are designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
After 11 years of work by local artist Monique Peytral and other painters and sculptors, Lascaux II opens near the original cave. It features replications of some of the paintings and becomes a popular tourist destination.
In October, 2012, a new exhibition on the Lascaux cave paintings opens in Bordeaux, France. It features high-tech replications of many of the paintings, including some never before seen by the public. The exhibition then travels from France to Chicago. Scenes from the Stone Age: The Cave Paintings of Lascaux, makes its North American premiere March 20, 2013, at The Field Museum.


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INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) will hold a public information meeting to provide updates on the proposed interchange improvement project for I-465 and I-65 on the south side.
An informal open house session will begin at 5 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 1 at the South Grove Intermediate School cafeteria, located at 851 South 9th Street in Beech Grove. A formal presentation will be given at 6 p.m.
The purpose of this meeting is to inform the community of project developments since INDOT last met with the community in April of this year. Updates include the project scope, schedule and preliminary design plans. INDOT will also solicit input from the community. The purpose of this project is to enhance safety and traffic capacity on I-465, I-65 and the interchange area.
INDOT representatives will be available to address project questions and concerns. Project information, maps and displays will be available for viewing throughout the duration of the meeting.
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 17, 2011) - The ETSU baseball team begins the 2011 season Friday, Feb. 18 as the Marist Red Foxes come to town. Every day, leading up to the first pitch, different members of the 2011 squad will check in with Buccaneer fans. Today head coach Tony Skole is letting ETSU fans get to know him a little better.
Head Coach Tony Skole
Birthday: September 26
Hometown: Roswell, GA
High School: Roswell High School
What's on TV: MLB Network, The Weather Channel
I'm embarrassed to admit I watch: American Idol
What's in my iPod: Mostly it is music that my sons or wife listen to. Currently the Black Eyed Peas, Kenny Chesney, Earth, Wind and Fire, Journey and I think some guy named Chris Brown?
What I drive: Land Rover
Favorite flicks: Field of Dreams, Rudy, Miracle, Hoosiers, Sound of Music, Saving Private Ryan
What I'm reading: "The Essential Wooden" - Lessons on Leadership - "Win Forever" by Pete Carroll - "The Case for Faith" by Lee Strobel - And I just borrowed "The Tipping Point" by Malcomb Gladwell from our trainer Brian Johnston. (I have a bad habit of reading more than one book at a time.)
Bookmarks (websites): The Weather Channel, ETSU Athletics, Citadel Athletics
Favorite class in college: Spanish
Worst habit: Spitting
Pet peeve: Rude people and selfishness
Superstition: I try to not waste time with them or let them occupy my thoughts, but I am very routine oriented.
On my wall: Pictures of my Family and Pals.
Love to trade places for a day with: Derek Jeter, Steve Nash or Peyton Manning
Talent I'd most like to have: Be able to play the piano and sing well
Favorite meal: Steak, seafood and anything Mexican
Favorite athlete to watch in another sport: Tiger Woods, (used to be John Elway, Larry Bird and Jack Nicklaus)
Best concert/sporting event I've attended: Ryder Cup and The Jackson Five
Favorite cities to visit: Atlanta, GA, Charleston, SC, Las Vegas, NV and Omaha, NE
Favorite team growing up: Atlanta Braves and Dallas Cowboys
Favorite value in others: Kindness, Compassion and Gratitude
Greatest love: My wife, my children, family, friends and baseball
My hero: My Mother and Father
My bucket list: Any kind of travel with my wife, family or Pals, Play golf in Scotland, See an Olympic Games in a foreign country
My favorite quote: "Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference." �Robert Frost
For more information on Buccaneer baseball or any other athletic news, please visit www.ETSUBucs.com.


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I hope it somehow comes out that you did tank the season and they take Luck away and strip you of a bunch of picks. I swear to **** I'll have a smile on my face for a month.
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Maybe the league should investigate the Phins 07 season.. since they sucked so bad.. they obviously tanked right?.....
That still doesn't mean that these idiot douchbags wearing Suck for Luck T-Shirts and putting up billboards shouldn't be called out. What could that possibly accomplish except insult Manning? I never really took a stance on the whole Suck for Luck debate, I think its stupid to think that the coaches or players would lay down just because I'm wearing a t-shirt but I think its equally as stupid to say you would rather have a single win over say the Raiders than get Luck.


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Having faced the struggles of providing services for a mentally ill adult child, local realtor Trudy Harsh founded The Brain Foundation, a nonprofit helping to reduce homelessness among the mentally ill in Fairfax County.
In the decade since the foundation began work in 2003, Harsh has opened her heart and seven houses to this adult population. During that time, the foundation has endured despite the housing crisis, financial crisis, and years of government funding cutbacks to social policy programs.
For her indomitable spirit, which has driven an effort to address the needs of those underrepresented and often voiceless in our community, Centreville resident Trudy Harsh is the 2012 Fairfax County Times Citizen of the Year.
"She is the Mother Teresa for housing of those who are mentally impaired [in Fairfax City and County]," said George Mason University's Jack Censer, dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. Censer serves on The Brain Foundation's Board of Directors. The board includes several Ph.D. holders and former-Del. Chuck Caputo (D-Dist. 67).
Censer said Harsh's drive to help the mentally ill is an example of "what informed, intelligent, sophisticated, hardworking individuals can do to link together a high level of talent with public and private funding to help disadvantaged individuals and their families with services."
Harsh's Inspiration
Harsh's efforts are compelled by her own story of struggling to provide services for her daughter Laura once she had matriculated out of eligibility for public provided services.
"She's the one who opened my eyes," said the 70-year-old Harsh. "When she was 8, we found out she had a brain tumor."
Laura underwent surgery the next year. Without the surgery, doctors told Harsh her daughter could die. But the results of the surgery left Laura with a different, more hostile personality.
"She was really just a caricature of herself," Harsh said. "Personality-wise, she was never herself after that."
Laura developed Prader-Willi syndrome, a genetic disorder that causes those afflicted to stop physically developing and have an ever-present hunger that can result in obesity.
"We had to lock her in her room because she would go out at night [looking for food]," Harsh said. "When she got to age 15, she got to be so difficult."
By age 21, Laura had matriculated out of the ability to receive state-provided services. The Harsh family tried placing Laura in a group center and letting her live alone, but these options failed.
"Living alone was not good for her because she would just eat. And she developed diabetes and had more and more medical issues. She was in the hospital more and more," Harsh said. Laura moved to Minnesota to live at the Laura Baker Service Association facility, which provides care and services for mentally ill adults.
She died in 2006 at the age of 38, around the same time The Brain Foundation's efforts were beginning to gain ground.
"I couldn't really solve her problems. But this was something I could do," Harsh said. "It's given me such a reward. It's become more successful than I ever dreamed. We really did take a risk hoping this would work out."
The seven townhomes are known as "Laura's Houses." Three are located in Fairfax City, two in Annandale, one in Reston and one in the Fair Lakes area.
"Following my daughter and trying to get services for her… Just seeing the need, I always thought the county should provide houses. But they didn't want the mortgages," Harsh said. "Right now we have to subsidize the rents of our tenants. They pay about a third [of the rent]."
Tenant income is estimated at $698 a month, a figure provided by the county.
Each townhouse is four bedrooms with four tenants. All are within walking distance of public transportation and grocery stores. Furnishings for the homes are provided through local donations, much of which comes from area churches.
The first home was bought in Fairfax City in 2006 for $417,000.
"The housing crisis [which hit in summer 2007] really helped us because the next two [houses] were $325,000 and they were foreclosures," Harsh said. "That really lessened our expenses."
The goal is to increase the number of houses from seven to ten, said Harsh, who said she is planning for the day when a successor will take the reins of her efforts.
"We'd be nowhere without her," said Centreville resident Ted Moriak, who is a board member for The Brain Foundation. "She's a real entrepreneur. She was the one who brought in lawyer friends to get the nonprofits incorporated… She got me to come in. I'm a retired economist-program and budget analyst [for the U.S. Department of Agriculture]… She attracts highly talented people."
Community and board members attribute The Brain Foundation's success to Harsh's efforts to capitalize on public and private donations and partnerships.
"In many respects, she's sort of single-handedly taken the bull by the horns. And she's been able to convince people this is what they need to be focused on," said Jeannie Cummins Eisenhour, investment and development manager for the Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board. "She's done an excellent job at leveraging public and private donations and that's what really sets this nonprofit apart."
Eisenhour said there are other area nonprofits with a similar goal of providing group homes, which struggle because they are all reliant on the same single pot of public funding.
While The Brain Foundation does receive local public funds to offset the cost of purchasing homes, the group is able to exceed its fundraising goal of $75,000-plus each year, Harsh said. Most of the foundation's donations come from individual donors. One benefactor gives $25,000 and another $5,000. These are the largest donations, Harsh said. However, the foundation's efforts have not gone unnoticed. Recently, the National Association of Realtors chose Harsh to be one of five Good Neighbor Award recipients, a prize that came with a $10,000 grant and a $2,000 Lowe's gift card. Centreville United Methodist Church has also agreed to donate $1,500 each year for ten years.
In 2010, Washingtonian magazine recognized Harsh as its "Washingtonian of the Year."
In the November edition of Catalogue for Philanthropy, which identifies and vets small, local charities for donors, The Brain Foundation was selected as one of the best nonprofits in the Washington, D.C., area.
In September, the county Board of Supervisors recognized Harsh for her efforts to house residents with brain disorders.
"She has been a very strong voice for those with mental illness. There hasn't been as much willingness to go public as with other efforts," Supervisor Michael Frey (Sully District) said. Harsh served as Frey's appointee to the Community Services Board from 2001 to 2010.
"Mental illness has certainly risen in visibility, but we still need advocates like Trudy," Frey said. The CSB estimates almost 800 people with mental illnesses are in need of affordable housing. "She's a great lady. She comes at this from personal experience. She's not a mental-health professional. She's a mom."


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New stadium, new team, new attitude...NFL football is reborn in Houston! After a miserable five-year absence that included a Super Bowl appearance for the old Oilers franchise in Tennessee, pro ball came back with a bang. The new retractable-roofed Reliant Stadium was packed on the first Sunday Night game of the new season, and the instant arch-rivals, the Dallas Cowboys, were in town. While expectations were slight for the on-field performance of the expansion squad, an early David Carr-to-Billy Miller touchdown raised hopes. Then, after two three-and-out series by the Cowboys, magic started to fill the air. With the Texans regaining the ball with 9:16 left in the first quarter, looking poised beyond their years, SNAP! The moment is preserved for all-time, and is now available for your wall!
Like all prints in Rob Arra's Everlasting Images collection, the entire stadium is in perfect focus, and as you pan across the image you feel like you are actually there, witnessing the historic upset of the hated Cowboys in week one of season one! From the stadium scoreboards, to the fans in the stands, to the players on the field, to the countless cameramen and even the cheerleaders on the sidelines, it's all here! A stunning piece for the wall of any fan, and a great collector's item for years to come as the Texans franchise continues to establish a tradition of excellence. Worthy of a nice frame and a prominent place on the wall of home or office.
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Gesundheit! Humans aren't the only ones sneezing, sniffling and coughing their way through flu season. Canine influenza is a contagious viral infection that can make our beloved pups feel icky, too.
Much like in humans, the disease is spread through the air by sneezing, coughing and respiratory discharges. It is more common in dogs who live in urban settings or come in frequent contact with other dogs—doggie day-care, dog parks, dog shows, etc.
On the bright side, doggy flu is easily treatable with plenty of rest, healthy foods, extra fluids and sometimes additional meds. If you think your pup may be at a higher risk of catching Canine Influenza, the ASPCA recommends talking to your veterinarian about a special vaccine that helps prevent it. For more information, please visit our Canine Influenza fact sheet.


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Bucs bounce back to pick up draw against Kennesaw State, 1-1
Monday, October 18, 2010
KENNESAW, Ga. (Oct. 17, 2010) - The ETSU women's soccer team picked up a 1-1 draw against Kennesaw State in Atlantic Sun play Sunday afternoon at KSU Soccer Stadium in Kennesaw, Ga.
"It was tough for us to not come away with the win after having led for so much of the game, but anytime you pick up points in conference it's a good thing," said head coach Heather Henson. "I think the team did a really good job of not letting things that we can't control affect us in the game as they played hard for a full 110 minutes."
The Bucs (7-7-2, 3-5-1 A-Sun) were outshot 19-11 in the contest, but managed to pressure the KSU defense putting five shots on goal.
Senior Jessica Huntington (Newport News, Va.) gave ETSU a 1-0 advantage in the 10th minute as she combined with Terri Miller (Cape Coral, Fla.) to net a shot from 15-yards out.
It looked as if the Bucs would hold on to win the game until the Owls were awarded a penalty kick on a foul in the ETSU 18-yard box in the 86th minute. On the penalty kick, keeper Caitlin Gaughan (Indianapolis, Ind.) guessed the right direction, but just missed making the save on the shot by Alma Gardarsdottir as Kennesaw State evened the match at 1-all.
In the first overtime period Gaughan came up with a couple big saves as the Owls picked up the pressure in the period. Neither team would be able to net a game winner in overtime as the game ended in a 1-1 tie.
The Bucs close out the regular season on Saturday at 1 p.m. as they head to Spartanburg, S.C. to face USC Upstate.
For more information on the ETSU women's soccer team, please visit www.ETSUBucs.com. Also you can follow daily post and updates on the official ETSU women's soccer Twitter page at www.twitter.com/ETSUSoccer.


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The Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing does an excellent job of providing information about the state's popular fall foliage season. Click here to go to the state's Foliage Forecaster page. You will see the map shown above which you can automate or stop by clicking the dates alongside the map. It shows the foliage progression starting from the northern part of the state and the upper elevations, and then moving south and into lower elevations. Not every year has the same timing and some seasons last longer than others. The trees are very healthy this year from the rainy summer we had so everyone is expecting the colors to last a long time.
The VT Foliage Report report, compiled by reports from state is a great source of information about foliage all over the state and it provides recommendations for roads to drive. It is updated twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
One thing the Foliage Forecaster does not do is tell you the names of the counties on the map. nor are there any town names to help you serach for lodging. Here is a link to a county and village map so you can know where to look for lodging if you are not familiar with the state.
Fall Foliage Travel Planning
Here at the Grunberg Haus, we are full the first two weekends of October which is typical of most lodging places this time of year. However, we and many others have numerous weeknight openings. You have plenty of time left this month to see the trees in their full glory.
Last year was a spectacular year for color. This year is looking even better and may be the best we have had in many years.
If you are thinking of traveling to Vermont this fall, right now is the best time to get your plans pinned down.
Enjoy the natural fireworks!
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P.S. Amazing build. Although when I build mine I will put a hinged "index" finger on the right hand with a lighter inside. Most likely one of those long BBQ ones and change the trigger to make it easier to use. Lastly use a metal finger as to not melt or catch anything on fire.
I used 48" x 96" x 2mm White Sintra PVC Board and 48" x 96" x 3mm Grey Sintra PVC Board
I used various thicknesses 0.020", 0.040", 0.060" and 0.080"
The thickest one for the body etc...
Hope that helps.
I was under the impression that the sintra could be molded into the body cone shape using a heat gun- I didn't know if this would work or if the material would get messed up easily due to uneven heating/bending (I have never used this material).
Thanks again,
This is the best Bender suit I've seen yet. Great job man, great job.
~~Anna Bender
My tip: an upside water cooler 10 gallon makes an awesome head, you just need to chop the mouth out - i used white mesh painted to see out of too, and got a little carried away with my chest cavity...
Thanks to all
I used 48" x 96" x 2mm White Sintra PVC Board and 48" x 96" x 3mm Grey Sintra PVC Board
I used various thicknesses 0.020", 0.040", 0.060" and 0.080"
The thickest one for the body etc...
Hope that helps.
I have just some other questions:
1) Isn't the body larger at the top and smaller at the bottom? I mean it looks like a V. Isnt it? if it is, how how you create that effect?
2) Are the body top and bottom circles, or are they elliptical? I mean the borders of the body.
3) The last one, I think, reading again your description, I think I dont understand how the legs and the arms are made. You talk about think styrene again, but they seem they are made of metal. Is that an effect of the duct tape?
Thank you again. I hope I can ask you again if I'll need.
2) Yes the body is circular when viewed from above.
3) That's right the duct tape is what makes the arm and legs look metalic.
i would totally make one for halloween
I've been trying to get my boyfriend to participate in Halloween for years now, but Bender is the only idea that would ever get him to actually DO IT. So I will be sharing your instructable with him, and hopefully he'll be inspired enough to give it his own spin. Thank you!
And remember, if you're at a loss for ideas next year, all you need to do is make a magnetic goatee and go as Flexo!


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The crew breaks ground on what will be India's first free public skatepark.
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The crew pours some 'crete at their project in India.
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The crew breaks ground on what will be India's first free public skatepark.
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Twenty-four skateboarders from the USA, UK, and Germany travel to Bangalore to build the first free public use skatepark in India. Webisodes coming this week.
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Tuesday, September 10, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (September 10, 2002) - Just a few days after Western Carolina's volleyball team defeated Tennessee, the Catamounts captured another big win by defeating East Tennessee State in the Southern Conference opener Tuesday night in Brooks Gym. The Buccaneers overall record dipped to 2-6 on the season, while Western Carolina improved to 5-3 overall by defeating the Bucs 30-22, 30-26 and 30-27. ETSU, who finished second place in the SoCon last year, didn't hit as well as head coach Deane Webb would have liked. But Webb noted it is going to take some time before his young team will gel, and the Bucs will be seeking revenge the next time around. "Western Carolina is traditionally a big rival for us," Webb said. "They played a little better than we did tonight, but they are a team we can beat." Leading the way for East Tennessee State was Nicole Ryan (Etiwanda, Calif.) with 16 kills, while Katie Ralph (Seattle, Wash.) hit .476 with 11 kills. Renee Vesey (Paw Paw, Mich.) saw plenty of action as the set-up person, registering 33 assists to lead the match. The Buccaneer offense had some trouble getting going against the height and athleticism of the Catamount front line. Tricia Eble tallied four of Western Carolina's 16 team blocks, while five different players garnered double figures in digs. Stefanie Peters led the way with 11 digs and 12 kills. Despite falling to 0-1 in conference play, ETSU is not concerned since it is early in the season. Coach Webb is confident that once his team gets going full steam, then the wins will follow. "We need to get a few wins to get the confidence it takes to be successful," Webb added. "We have to be a little smarter in certain situations, and communication has to improve in order for us to get to where we want to be." East Tennessee State is in action again this Friday, Sept. 13, when the Bucs host Chatanooga at 6:00 p.m. in Brooks Gym.
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Costanera Sur is a proposal for a vertical zoo in Buenos Aires that transforms a pile of rubble into a towering pillar of falling water. Designed by Visiondivision, the project aims to reclaim debris left over from the construction of Buenos Aires' decades-old highways, is entirely self-sufficient, and could theoretically provide water and energy to surrounding structures.
Costanera Sur features a central pipe structure that draws water from a nearby river, filters it, and pumps it through the building, eventually overflowing a rooftop pool and creating a waterfall that flows over the building's facade. At the basement level, energy from the waterfall is turned into electricity through the use of turbines and a central generator.
Visiondivison's vertical zoo is a mixed-use structure, with monkeys and birds allowed to roam free in the building, which also contains food storage, a veterinary facility, observation decks, and a cafe. Other animals are contained on separate floors that feature appropriate habitats and individual balconies. The rooftop pool also houses dolphins.
Costanera Sur is an imaginative idea if nothing else, but we're skeptical about the practicalities of keeping dolphins on the roof and letting monkeys wander free. There's also some improbable physics to be worked out with finding a way to transport all that water to the top of the building, even if it generates some energy on the way down (perpetual motion, anyone?) Still, we like the idea of making a more interactive zoo — especially one that is completely self-sufficient.
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August 25, 2010 at 1:04 pm
[…] yet another competition-winning design – this time for a beautiful bank headquarters in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The energy-efficient building will echo the landscaping of the nearby park on its […]
December 22, 2009 at 2:30 pm
Energy self-sufficiency is not possible for this building as described. It takes more energy to pump the water to the top of the building than it can be generated from the waterfall by turbines or any other devices. The mechanical efficiency of pumps and turbines is less than 1, and there would be also friction and other losses.
Then, there would be other power consumers within the building (e.g. lighting, heating, air conditioning, elevators, etc.)
They say they will SELL energy to neighbors? This is a stupid idea.
Unless, of course, they have thought of solar panels (some square km of them) or wind turbines or geo-thermal energy, or nuclear reactors…
PS. I live in Buenos Aires and wouldn't like to have such a FUGLY building in my city.
November 27, 2009 at 7:28 pm
In addition to the other criticisms that are right on, clearly the designers have never kept animals.
mold? humidity? disease? parasites?
lighting, energy…
let's work on the concept of "enough".
November 25, 2009 at 10:03 am
It takes a tremendous amount of energy to displace that much water; how can they even hope to be energy self-sufficient AND sell energy to neighbors?
Sure, the water falling down can be used to spin off some turbines, but it takes as much energy to bring it back up plus the the turbines nor the pumps will run at 100% efficiency.
I'll put that in the doubtfull suggestion pile.
November 24, 2009 at 12:52 pm
Great idea, looks amazing!


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God expelled Adam and Eve from the garden of Eden because Eve ate the fruit God told her not to. And this let evil into the world. If God loves every one, so much so that he let his son die for us, why has every subsequent human and animal had to live and deal with the result of evil?
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Kaboom. After all that speculation, LeBron James has announced—in an as-told-to piece written for Sports Illustrated—that he will return to the Cleveland Cavaliers.
When I left Cleveland, I was on a mission. I was seeking championships, and we won two. But Miami already knew that feeling. Our city hasn't had that feeling in a long, long, long time. My goal is still to win as many titles as possible, no question. But what's most important for me is bringing one trophy back to Northeast Ohio.
I always believed that I'd return to Cleveland and finish my career there. I just didn't know when. After the season, free agency wasn't even a thought. But I have two boys and my wife, Savannah, is pregnant with a girl. I started thinking about what it would be like to raise my family in my hometown. I looked at other teams, but I wasn't going to leave Miami for anywhere except Cleveland. The more time passed, the more it felt right. This is what makes me happy.
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To make the move I needed the support of my wife and my mom, who can be very tough. The letter from Dan Gilbert, the booing of the Cleveland fans, the jerseys being burned — seeing all that was hard for them. My emotions were more mixed. It was easy to say, "OK, I don't want to deal with these people ever again." But then you think about the other side. What if I were a kid who looked up to an athlete, and that athlete made me want to do better in my own life, and then he left? How would I react? I've met with Dan, face-to-face, man-to-man. We've talked it out. Everybody makes mistakes. I've made mistakes as well. Who am I to hold a grudge?
I'm not promising a championship. I know how hard that is to deliver. We're not ready right now. No way. Of course, I want to win next year, but I'm realistic. It will be a long process, much longer than it was in 2010. My patience will get tested. I know that. I'm going into a situation with a young team and a new coach. I will be the old head. But I get a thrill out of bringing a group together and helping them reach a place they didn't know they could go. I see myself as a mentor now and I'm excited to lead some of these talented young guys. I think I can help Kyrie Irving become one of the best point guards in our league. I think I can help elevate Tristan Thompson and Dion Waiters. And I can't wait to reunite with Anderson Varejao, one of my favorite teammates.
No mention of Andrew Wiggins, notably. (Nor of Kevin Love. Sit tight.)
And the first reaction from Cavs owner Dan Gilbert:
Welcome Home @kingjames. I am excited for the fans and people of Cleveland and Ohio. No fans and people deserve a winner more than them.....
— Dan Gilbert (@cavsdan) July 11, 2014
And Heat owner Micky Arison:
I am shocked & disappointed in today's news. However I will never forget what Lebron brought us for 4 years. Thanks for memories @KingJames
— Micky Arison (@MickyArison) July 11, 2014
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As alternative media continue to gain market share from the increasingly discredited establishment press, journalist Ben Swann (shown in photo), who rose to national prominence with his "Reality Check" segment on Cincinnati Fox affiliate WXIX, is working on a new journalism project known as the "Liberty Is Rising Truth in Media" project. The plan, he told The New American, is to restore the Fourth Estate's historical role in America as a watchdog of, rather than a lapdog for, those in power.
Recent polls show the establishment media's credibility is at historic lows. Last year, for example, a Gallup survey found that a record 60 percent of Americans had either no trust or very little trust in the mass media — newspapers, TV, and radio — to report the news fully, accurately, and fairly. A more recent Gallup poll, released this month, showed that less than a fourth of Americans trust newspapers or television news. The numbers are still plunging, too.
That is all good news for the alternative media, which has done a fair amount of gloating as confidence in the establishment press continues its spectacular implosion. Americans of all political persuasions are increasingly relying on new sources of information — much of it online. As long as the dubious mega-corporations that run the "Big Media" establishment continue parroting government propaganda as fact, those trends are likely to accelerate.
The primary beneficiaries of the historic shift in the media landscape, aside from the American people, will almost certainly be alternative sources of information. News and analysis services such as The New American magazine, as just one example, or the countless others that look beyond the establishment narrative to uncover the truth, are growing quickly in terms of global reach.
The potential extinction of the old industry model, however, hardly happened in vacuum. Patriotic Americans, such as members of The John Birch Society, have been working for decades to rein in anti-constitutional Big Government, and that work appears to be paying off.
Ben Swann, whose TV news show in Cincinnati drew nationwide praise for exploring topics the establishment press refused to touch, is among those hoping to help satisfy Americans' hunger for truth. Of course, amid the well-funded cacophony of irrelevant distractions and slick propaganda that passes for "news" today, that will not be an easy task. However, for Swann and others, it is crucial for the future of journalism and even liberty in America.
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Greetings - Advice and Feedback on 'GAIA'
Hello there i've recently signed up at Animation Nation, and i'm just introducing myself.
I've been doing animation for around 18 months now - I had no previous ambition or interest in it, but after taking it as part of my course at university, it's become my main passion since.
I've come to the end of my course now, and have spent the past six months completing 'GAIA', my final university project.
It was made by using hand-drawn illustrations and digital colouring and compositing in the Adobe Creative Suite programs.
I couldn't really think of anywhere else better to post it for feedback and advice than to impartial viewers on an animation forum, so here goes...
I've shown the work to many people already, and they have offered different opinions on its style and narrative.
I know also that i've got a long way to go with animation - and i'm striving to continue my progress.
Any feedback you guys have on the positives and negatives of its style, and what you gather from the narrative, would be great.
Thanks very much for your time, and thanks for letting me into your awesome board once again i'm looking forward to taking a look at it!
-Ric Gray
Re: Greetings - Advice and Feedback on 'GAIA'
Welcome to AN Ric.
Nice film. Lent itself to a contemplative frame of mind as I watched it. You're stronger with graphics than with character based animation at the moment. My suggestions would include building upon your strengths and working on the character side of things. Considering you're a newcomer to animated films this is a commendable effort. Thanks for posting the video and good luck on your projects.
Daily Z
Re: Greetings - Advice and Feedback on 'GAIA'
Hi Charles,
Many thanks on watching my animation and the useful feedback.
I would agree that I could improve my character animation skills, and this is something i'm aiming to build upon in my next project.
I've been focusing on some character expressions at the moment, and these can be seen here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ricgraymed ... 149162234/
Graphics is something i've worked with for a long time, but character animation and the fluidity of movement is something i've got a long way to go on.
Thankyou once again for your words, if you would have any feedback on my above work also, that would be great.
Re: Greetings - Advice and Feedback on 'GAIA'
The character rotation you have at that link is pretty good.
Look at the arms. See how they overlap the legs in the front and back view? To be precise we should see the same overlap on the side view.
That's okay cuz you still did a good job with it. Looking forward to what's next.
Daily Z
Re: Greetings - Advice and Feedback on 'GAIA'
Hey Charles,
Many thanks for the additional feedback on the sketches - I did notice the error with the difference in arm length between views after doing it, certainly will make sure to rectify that next time.
I'm considering drawing more expressions of the clown from a 3/4 perspective next, to help see how it'll look in 3D space.
Will put those up when they're finished
Any more advice on either GAIA or the sketches would be great guys, thanks for all the feedback so far!
Re: Greetings - Advice and Feedback on 'GAIA'
Beautiful Ric, this is simply beautiful! It doesn't even need a spoken narrative to explain what's going on.
Re: Greetings - Advice and Feedback on 'GAIA'
Hey transrobo,
Thankyou very much it's so nice to hear someone really enjoys my work! And it would also appear you understood the narrative well which was one of my concerns before.
I also appreciate that you like the visual style of GAIA, that's really cool
What does anyone else think of the work in terms of its style and narrative? Is there anything I can do to improve with my next work?
I really appreciate all the feedback so far, thanks very much everyone!
Re: Greetings - Advice and Feedback on 'GAIA'
There is nothing to be improved upon in this animation, nothing at all.
Re: Greetings - Advice and Feedback on 'GAIA'
Hi Ric,
The narrative in Gaia was very clear. I like happy endings. Your creatures were unique, especially the green protagonist(ghost or spirit?) and antagonist. I think you could've pushed the world they're in to be as unique as your creatures.
It reminded of the animated film, Ferngully. If you're going to continue with this piece, I think that would be a good movie to pull inspiration from.
And your turn around for your clown was strong. Is he going to be apart of another animation?
I hope this helps.
Re: Greetings - Advice and Feedback on 'GAIA'
I think the green creature was supposed to be Mother Nature taking back the Earth from pollution and industrialism.
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When Audrey Burke loses her husband in an act of random violence, she forges an unlikely relationship with Jerry Sunborne, her husband's best friend from childhood. Jerry is a heroin user; his addiction has destroyed everything that was once important to him. As Audrey discovers that Jerry is the only person who can help her survive her loss, Jerry finds the strength to overcome his own problems.
Cast: Alison Lohman, David Duchovny, Halle Berry, Benicio del Toro
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"This is a very easy and no fail recipe for meatloaf. It won't take long to make at all, and it's quite good!"
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1 1/2 pounds
ground beef
onion, chopped
1 cup
1 cup
dried bread crumbs
salt and pepper to taste
2 tablespoons
brown sugar
2 tablespoons
prepared mustard
1/3 cup
This recipe was excellent. I have made it twice already. I added about a tablespoon of worcestershire sauce to the meat mixture and sauteed the onions in a little butter and garlic just for a few minutes until the onions were softened. It was delicious!!!!! thanks
This recipe was definitely easy to make but I wasn't sure of the brown sugar mixture that goes on top and sure enough when my husband tried it, he said it was like eating desert and dinner at the same time. He said it was way to sweet and that he couldnt taste the meat b/c of all the breadcrumbs. May want to cut back to less than 3/4 cup. He made me promise not to make this again. Personally, I thought it was ok.
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Good Stuff - I did follow the advice of other reviewers: 1. Sauted the onion 2. Use seasoned bread crumbs 3. Doubled the ketchup mixture and reduced the amount of mustard a tad 4. 1 tbsp Worstishire in the meat mix 5. Line the pan with foil for easy clean up 6. LET THE MEAT REST before slicing. Served it with Paula Deens Cottage Potato's and steamed vegetables. No complaints from the boys who were over for dinner. Went down well with a 2004 Pinot Noir. Will make this again.
This was a great recipe. I compiled and followed all of the advice of previous reviewers:
-I lightly browned the onions in butter before adding.
-I also added chopped green onions, mushrooms, and a green bell pepper.
-I used italian seasoned breadcrumbs.
-I tripled the sauce (many said that there was not enough sauce/topping) and
-I baked for longer than the recipe states (I baked for a total of one hour and 25 minutes).
It came out perfectly. Thanks for the great recipe, and reviewers thanks for the great hints/amendments!
I have tried some more "exotic" meatloaf recipes on this site which have turned out quite good, but my husband wanted more of a basic meatloaf so that it would be good on a sandwich the next day. I chose this recipe based on the high marks and the easy ingredients. I substituted ground turkey for the beef, and followed the "most helpful" suggestions of sauteeing the onions in butter + garlic, and adding 1 Tbsp. of worchestshire to the meat mix. Other than that, followed the recipe completely, and it was wonderful!!! Very tasty and moist (one thing I can't stand is a dry meatloaf, not this one!) and I have a feeling it will make great meatloaf sandwiches tomorrow. Thanks for the post!
I made this recipe and altered it according to previous reviews: 1) I added Worcestershire Sauce 2)didn't have any fresh onion so I used minced 3)added garlic powder 4) added 1 slice of bread ripped into pieces since it seemed too wet when mixing 5)used a glass baking dish 6)doubled the topping 7)used seasoned bread crumbs. A 1.30# of meat cooked in an hour. This turned out great and we went back for seconds even when my man is sick and said he wasn't hungry! I personally thought the topping was a tad too sweet so I would do everything the same next time except reduce the brown sugar some. This was very easy and a big hit. Will definitely make again and again!!!
YUMMY!!! Made this dish for company the other night and WOW! It was a BIG hit! My 6 yr old had 2 huge pieces and my hubby even had leftovers for breakfast the next morning while we were all still sleeping! I used 2-1/4lbs. of ground beef, kept the 1 onion(1 of my guests is not a big onion fan), 2 eggs, 1-1/2 cups of both milk and SEASONED breadcrumbs, threw in some garlic powder and parsley flakes and doubled the ketchup mixture. Seasoned breadcrumbs are a must for this recipe; Would be very bland without them. Thanks for the great recipe! :)
I made this meatloaf with my boyfriend. Not only was it delicious but we had a lot of fun making it. At first i was worried that it would be too onion-y, but using the whole onion was well worth it.
it was a dark dark scary night and i was home all alone, hungry and scared, all of the sudden the hunger kicked in and i walked in the kitchen, opened the fridge and there it was, a big juicy hunk of meat with onions, pepper, and one medium sized egg. without a second thought i clenched my teeth into it and mmmmmmmmm oh my lord it was so meaty and loafy. my night was made. it just... just... magical.
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Servings Per Recipe: 8
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Calories: 372
Calories from Fat: 223
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When a murder of crows smash into their car windshield, a group of young friends are forced to abandon the vehicle, leaving them stranded beside a desolate cornfield. Hidden deep within the cornfield they find a crumbling farmhouse - but they soon discover that instead of a sanctuary, the house is actually the center of a terrifying supernatural ritual that they are about to become a part of...
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7 comments:
- Karen said...
I remember going into a Woolworth's New Brunswick when we were living in Maine... what a difference. I loved our Woolworth's but the Canadian version was a cut above. So interesting!
Have a great weekend.
Ladybug Creek
- July 23, 2010 at 7:23 PM
- Lynn said...
I have this menu! I might remember it but I wasn't into $ back then.
- July 23, 2010 at 7:51 PM
- Happy To Be/ Gl♥ria said...
Good evening Lori, girl I can remember in 1957 getting 10 hamburgers for 1 dollar and eating them all ha ha!! Hey and I don't live off of the income of 1957 with my SS from Uncle Sam ha ha!! sure wished I could still get a dime hamburger ha ha!! Thanks for the blast from the past Lori...Hope you have a GREAT weekend my friend...Hugs and smiles Gl♥ria
- July 23, 2010 at 8:37 PM
- Kathleen said...
I loved Woolworth's, so many treasures, and the counter, what fun!
Great memories!
- July 23, 2010 at 8:39 PM
- Happier Than a Pig in Mud said...
When growing up Woolworth's was the only big store in town-loved it!
- July 24, 2010 at 4:08 AM
- Ali said...
Woolworth's disappeared over here two years ago and nothing's come in that can replace it.
- July 25, 2010 at 3:28 AM
- MiMi said...
'kay, so now I'm hungry. Or not really hungry, I just wanna eat something now. :)
Sorry I haven't been around, I've been getting behind on some of my blogs... :(
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