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Drug and alcohol addiction are huge problems throughout the world. Yet many dangerous myths persist about addicts. One example: No, they don't have to hit bottom before getting help.
health 10 Surprising Things That Affect Your Weight Besides Food and Exercise
Your expanding waistline might not just be due to what you eat. A lot of factors may determine what numbers pop up on your scale, from hormones to diseases to the meds you're taking.
animals Do you need to take a pet greyhound on runs?
Thanks to your pet greyhound's superior speed, trying to keep up with them on a run would be an exercise in futility. Surprisingly, these dogs are lazier than you think!
science 10 False Science Facts Everyone Knows
When reeling off dubious facts (like lemmings plunging off cliffs en masse), there's no better retort to a skeptical audience than calmly explaining that it's not just true -- it's science. Except sometimes it's neither.
people Why is walking under a ladder supposed to be unlucky?
There are numerous superstitions that we unthinkingly adhere to, such as walking under a ladder. But why is it supposed to be so unlucky?
auto 10 Red Flags for Used Car Buyers
Buying a car is exciting, but when it's used, you'd better make sure you have a checklist.
shows BrainStuff: Do animals laugh?
It's no secret that some animal species are highly intelligent – but do they also "get" jokes? Can they laugh? Are laughter and intelligence even related?
money Is there an easy way to spot money-making scams?
Who among us hasn't seen an Internet ad advertising a book or scheme to make lots of easy money? Some schemes are easier to see than others. Here are some ways to spot the scams.
money 10 Extinct Job Titles
Time was when there were plenty of jobs for ice cutters and court jesters and crossing sweepers. What happened to these extinct jobs?
science Should you hang up your landline during a thunderstorm?
If you're in a thunderstorm, then your top priority is safety. It might sound like a good idea to call your loved ones and let them know you're okay, but hold the phone a moment. See those lightning bolts outside? They've got other ideas.
money What happens to your debt when you die?
If you find yourself unable to pay your bills, the bankruptcy process allows you to walk away. But what happens when you die? Do the banks and creditors you still owe money forgive your debt or do you bequeath your debt to your surviving family?
health Do antibiotics interact with dairy?
Some medications are high-maintenance about what foods you pair them with. A commonly prescribed heart drug, for example, can't be with black licorice. There are also certain antibiotics that just don't go well with a glass of milk.
money How Bankruptcy Fraud Works
Even though you're declaring bankruptcy, you sure hate to part with your family jewelry or that expensive new telescope. Could you hide your assets, or is that considered fraud?
computer How Printer Ink Works
Printer ink is such a common part of your everyday life that you might not have stopped to wonder about how the printer knows what to put on a page or how all those nozzles deliver just the right amount of pigment.
health Is it possible for a pregnant woman to be allergic to the placenta?
It seems unbelievable that a baby's placenta could cause the mother to break out in a nasty itchy rash, but it happens occasionally. What causes the allergy?
shows What the Stuff?!: 5 Interesting Things Dogs Can Sense
Can dogs really sense a thunderstorm before it arrives? How do they know when a patient's about to have a seizure? And can your pooch really smell fear?
shows Stuff Mom Never Told You: Fake It Till You Make It?
Cristen breaks down the difference between faking it till you make it and just being fake and shows off her best power poses.
entertainment What's a German-style board game?
You like to play board games, but often they take too long and an argument breaks out among the kids as to who's cheating. Maybe you should try a German-style board game instead.
science 10 Non-murderous Things Drones Do Every Day
Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a ... drone? Turns out, drones are doing all kinds of harmless -- and even heroic -- things all the time. Find out how drones are changing the way we farm, fight fires and make movies.
shows What the Stuff?!: Shots Fired: 4 Big Questions in the Gun Control Debate
Join Ben as he investigates the answers to some important questions in the gun control debate.
money 10 Risky Investments
The idea of risk in investments is largely a matter of perception, but while some investments consistently make money, others stand a greater chance of losing it. What are some of the riskiest investments out there?
science Hear Ye, Hear Ye! A Medieval Science Quiz
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Joey (Or Joanna) is Coming Out
Excited visitors at Edinburgh Zoo have recently been able to catch a glimpse of the UK's first ever koala joey as it starts to emerge from mum Alinga's pouch.
Picture Power Deployed in Fight to save the Landscape
Nine environmental organisations are launching a campaign aimed at protecting the Scottish countryside from unregulated hill track construction. The organisations are calling on members of the public to take photos of poorly designed or constructed tracks while they are out enjoying the hills this summer. These photographs will be used to build up a portfolio of evidence to persuade the Scottish Government to bring construction of the tracks, which have done so much to permanently scar the Scottish landscape, within the planning system for the first time.
Birdwatcher for an Hour
A Song Thrush outside the supermarket? A Brambling in the bike shed? A Peregrine on a pylon? Or pigeons in Princes Street Gardens? What will you see on your Birding Lunch?
Edinburgh's Winter Wonderland
Edinburgh puts a lot of effort into attracting tourists during the winter months, what with the German Market and other Christmas markets and all the Hogmanay celebrations. But Winter is also a big event in the natural world and over the past few years we have come to appreciate again the wonders of a white winter (though I'm not sure of the chances of a white winter this year!).
Wildlife in Winter
During the winter, wildlife needs more help than ever. Read the rest of this entry »
Autumn's Glorious Colours Across Edinburgh
Although it's always sad to see summer end (specially in a year which barely saw that season start!), autumn brings its own pleasures in the form of spectacular leaf colours.

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Novell Releases Mono 2.6 and MonoDevelop 2.2
The Mono framework compatible with Microsoft's C# .NET is available in version 2.6. Developers also upgraded its associated MonoDevelop environment to version 2.2.
Mono project leader Miguel De Icaza applies two keywords to the changes: cross-platform and debugger. MonoDevelop 2.2 also runs on Windows and Mac OS X. A feature matrix shows what works on Linux, Mac and Windows. The second big development is the Soft Debugger, available for UNIX and OS X and a part of Mono 2.6, that can be used from MonoDevelop and can debug ASP.NET, Moonlight and desktop programs as well as applications for iPhone/MonoTouch. The complete MonoDevelop features are described on a "What's new" webpage.
What's more, Mono 2.6 now provides autocompletion of C# shell commands and a security sandbox integrated with Moonlight.
The new framework release covers the API version 3.5 better and initial support for the upcoming C# 4.0 in .NET 4.0 is available at compile time. New language features include continuations and co-routines. The full list of features and changes are in the Mono 2.6 release notes.
Mono components are under GPL, LGPL, MIT-/X licensing as well as Microsoft's Ms-PL public open source license. Free downloads of Mono 2.6 als auch MonoDevelop 2.2 source code and various packages are available.
Issue 180/2015
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Dyreza Malware is Back
Powerful man-in-the-middle attack is now targeting online shopping.
Kernel Developer Matthew Garrett Forks the Linux Kernel
Another high-profile coder says the kernel team needs a kinder, gentler culture.
Bugzilla Bug
Bug database has a bug of its own that could allow an intruder to create an unauthorized account.
US Launches New Strategy for Broadband Access
Report focuses federal resources on achieving universal Internet access.
RC4 Finally Gets the Fork
Leading browser makers say "no" to porous encryption algorithm
IBM Says TOR Network a Vehicle for Ransomware
Report from the X-Force group says attackers are using TOR to hide their crimes
Mozilla Announces new Firefox API
Future Firefox extensions will be compatible with Chrome.
Weird Security Flaw Affected Intel Chips for 16 Years
Better read this if you bought your computer before 2011
OpenSSH 7.0 Secure Shell Arrives
Users should upgrade to the new version as soon as possible
Qemu Flaw Lets the Guest Escape
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Quick question: Thor v. Hulk
It keeps Carol Anne very close to it and away from the spectral light. It lies to her. It says things only a child can understand. It has been using her to restrain the others.
To her it simply is another child. To us it is the beast.
Now let's go get your daughter.
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Re: Quick question: Thor v. Hulk
It can still be moved by forces?
When Hulk claps his hands together hard enough, that action usually creates a concussive force more than powerful enough to move the hammer and any nearby cars without their parking breaks on.
Deadpool can survive 10 minutes without his head, but I think (in the future) that the Maestro (evil future Hulk) was decapitated by Captain America's shield... So don't cut Hulk's head off, thinking you can staple it back on after the fact.
You can however make a hammer sized hole in the Hulks stomach and let the hammer fall all the way through that cavity and he should heal up and heal over in a couple minutes.
If you catch Thor, skin him, and make gloves out of his skin, you should be able to pick up Mjolnir when you are wearing those thorskin gloves.
If above is true, then any clone of Thor, or any clone of any other person who can pick up Thor's Hammer (The Red Skull spent a couple years walking around with his soul driving a clone of Steve Rogers, and since Steve can pick up Mjolnir, then logically so should Johann.)
There's an alternate version of Thor in Avengers at the moment called Thorr who is an evil asshole. The enchantment on the side of his hammer is that only whosoever is UNWORTHY can lift it up and gain the power of Thorr.
Which is probably the other extreme of the spectrum which means that the Hulk would probably have just as much difficulty moving that mallet because he's too worthy to level up by picking it up.
Although the splintered psychology of the Hulk makes you wonder if he was balls to the wall, could Bruce spontaneously develop a new personality that is worthy enough?
By the way, after Stark's recent drinky adventures in Asgard, I wouldn't be surprised if he was "worthy" in Odin's eyes, because Odin is the yard stick by which all this worthiness is measured, and despite that he usually thinks that worthy (for his son) means super decent moral, chivalrous and heroic... Imagine getting pissed with Tony Stark.
The next morning, worthy doesn't even come close to describing what Odin would think of the man.
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This is a lesson about magnetism in solar flares. Learners will map magnetic fields around bar magnets and investigate how this configuration relates to magnetic fields of sunspots. This activity requires compasses, bar magnets, and a equipment for... (View More) the instructor to project a PowerPoint or pdf lecture presentation. This is Activity 1 in the Exploring Magnetism in Solar Flares teachers guide. (View Less)
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This is an activity about the THEMIS (Time History of Events and Macroscale Interactions during Substorms) magnetometer and its ability to reveal many different types of disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field. Learners will work with vector... (View More) data using THEMIS XYZ plots to complete two student worksheets: Activity A analyzes data to determine if the Earth's magnetic field is slowly weakening, and Activity B analyzes data to determine whether the Earth's magnetic pole is moving. This is activity 19 in Exploring Magnetism: Earth's Magnetic Personality. (View Less)
This is a lesson about the Genesis mission. Learners are provided background information about the Genesis mission and the three basic types of solar wind that are being detected by the Genesis Ion Monitor (GIM) and Genesis Electron Monitor (GEM).
This is a lesson plan for an activity to introduce several terms scientists use to discuss Earth's magnetic field. Learners will explore a website, read about the main features and regions of the Earth's magnetosphere and its functioning within the... (View More) Sun-Earth system, and compile a lab book in which to keep notes about Earth's magnetosphere, space weather, and magnetometer data. This resource is Activity 12 of Exploring Magnetism: Magnetic Mysteries of the Aurora. (View Less)
This is a presentation to be used by educators to teach about the Sun and its effects on Earth's magnetosphere, including characteristics of coronal mass ejections, or CMEs, the aurora, and solar wind. A web link to a PDF or PowerPoint presentation... (View More) is supplied, along with background information for the instructor. After the presentation, learners will read about various aspects of the Sun-Earth connection and write about one aspect that they found interesting from the presentation and the printed information. Internet access is required to obtain the presentation resources. This resource is Activity 14 of the Magnetic Mysteries of the Aurora teachers guide. (View Less)
This is a lesson to introduce the Kp index, a common numerical indicator of magnetic storminess. Learners will access and analyze Kp index plots of magnetic storm strength and determine the relative frequency of stronger versus weaker magnetic... (View More) storms during years of maximum solar activity. This resource is activity 13 from the Magnetic Mysteries of the Aurora teachers guide. Internet access is required for this activity. (View Less)
This is a lesson about Saturn. Learners will organize their knowledge of Saturn and Cassini to prepare to write one of the following types of nonfiction for their final piece: descriptive (poetry), compare and contrast, or summary. This is lesson 11... (View More) of 12 in the Mission to Saturn Educators Guide, Reading Writing Rings, for grades 3-4. (View Less)
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This lesson is about Saturn's largest moon, Titan. Learners will listen to a narrative "told" by the Huygens probe, entitled Memoirs of a Spacecraft. Visualization and drawing are used as motivators to enhance comprehension and to get students... (View More) thinking about Titan and what we might find there. Next, students will read a factual article, entitled All About Titan and the Huygens Probe, and write a summary. This is lesson 8 of 12 in the Mission to Saturn Educators Guide, Reading Writing Rings, for grades 3-4. (View Less)
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Medical and Recreational Marijuana Regulations
Updated: September 23, 2015
Medical Marijuana Dispensaries
The licensing and operation of Medical Marijuana Dispensaries is regulated primarily by the Oregon Health Authority. However, Washington County has also adopted regulations that specify which county land use districts medical marijuana dispensaries may be located in and establishing additional standards for the operation of dispensary facilities in unincorporated areas of Washington County (outside of cities). The County's special use standards that regulate Medical Marijuana Dispensaries are found in Community Development Code Section 430-80.
A-Engrossed Ordinance 792- Development Code Standards for Medical Marijuana Dispensary
State of Oregon Medical Marijuana Dispensary directory and map
County Land Use Districts where Medical Marijuana Dispensaries may be Sited
- Community Business District (CBD)
- General Commercial (GC)
- Industrial District (IND)
- Rural Commercial (R-COM)
- Transit Oriented Retail Commercial (TO:RC)
- Transit Oriented Business (TO:BUS)
- Transit Oriented Employment (TO:EMP)
- North Bethany –Neighborhood Commercial Mixed Use (NCMU NB)
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(Instructions: In the upper right hand corner, please click on the 'Maps' and select 'Zoning' then zoom to your area of interest.
Please note that you need to zoom in before the zoning designations will appear.)
Additional county Medical Marijuana Dispensary regulations
- Washington County Community Development Code, Section 390-16.15(CDC 390-16.15)
- Washington County Community Development Code, Section 430-80(CDC 430-80)
Additional Information
For additional information on Washington County regulations and permitting procedures for Medical Marijuana Dispensaries, please contact Washington County Current Planning section at 503-846-8761 or email@example.com.
Medical Marijuana Grow Sites
Please consult the Oregon Health Authority's Oregon Medical Marijuana Program for additional information.
Recreational Marijuana
In November 2014, Oregon voters approved Statewide Ballot Measure 91 which will allow personal use and possession of recreational marijuana subject to Oregon law. The Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) is tasked with developing and implementing state regulations for recreational marijuana.
State Regulations
OLCC is currently in the process of adopting rules to implement Measure 91. By January 4, 2016 OLCC is required to begin accepting applications for "the licensing of persons to produce, process, and sell marijuana within the state," including retail marijuana stores. Please consult OLCC for additional information.
Pending County Regulations
Measure 91 also provides the ability for cities and counties to adopt "reasonable time, place and manner regulations of the nuisance aspects of establishments that sell marijuana to consumers." Washington County's Long Range Planning section is currently working on Ordinance 804 that proposes regulations for recreational marijuana in Washington County.
The first scheduled public hearing before the Planning Commission is August 19. The Board of Commissioners will host a public hearing on this ordinance at their meeting on September 1, 2015. Stay informed about this and other land use ordinances by subscribing to our newsletter on our Land Use Ordinances page.
Additional Information
For additional information on potential Washington County regulations for recreational marijuana facilities, please contact Washington County's Long Range Planning section at 503-846-3519 or firstname.lastname@example.com for additional information.
Industrial Hemp
Please see the Oregon Department of Agriculture for additional information.
Oregon Senate Bill 1531 became effective on March 19, 2014. It authorized local jurisdictions to adopt reasonable regulations on medical marijuana dispensaries, and included provisions allowing local jurisdictions to adopt a moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries through May 1, 2015.
April 22, 2014 - Washington County Board of Commissioners adopted Ordinance No. 781 implementing a temporary moratorium on medical marijuana dispensary facilities until local regulations could be adopted.
October 28, 2014 - Board adopted A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 792, which became effective on November 28, 2014. It adopted county regulations for medical marijuana dispensaries and ended the temporary moratorium imposed by Ordinance No. 781.
November 4, 2014 - Oregon voters approved statewide Ballot Measure 91 which will legalize personal use and possession of recreational marijuana under Oregon law. The county will consider potential local regulations for recreational marijuana facilities in 2015.


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Technika cameras are precision made and you are best off buying original Technika made lens boards for these cameras. A lot of the aftermarket lens boards won't work with a Technika camera.
Tachiharas and Shen Hao's have more slop built in them and will take the aftermarket Technika style lens boards. I own a Tachihara and have purchased aftermarket new lens boards from Badger Graphics and used lens boards off Ebay and have never had a problem with fit.
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Gamethread: New York Jets @ Miami Dolphins 12.29.13
Who: New York Jets @ Miami Dolphins
When: 1:00 p.m. EST
Where: Sun Life Stadium, Miami, FL
Media: TV – CBS, DirecTV – 710, Radio – ESPN N.Y. 98.7 FM, Sirius – 111, Sirius XM – XM 225, Internet Audio – Audio Pass.
Their Previous Meeting: The last time these two teams met, was at the tail end of a brutal three game losing streak only a few short weeks ago. Both teams started off quiet without a score in the first quarter. The Jets' defense held Miami to two field goals in the second but couldn't muster any points before they headed into halftime. The struggling Geno Smith was supplanted by Matt Simms in the second half but it wouldn't help; meanwhile the Jets' defense began to break down and allowed two long touchdowns to Miami's Brian Hartline and Mike Wallace respectively while Nick Folk added three for the Jets in between. Both teams volleyed back and forth in the fourth before Caleb Sturgis added Miami's final points of the day with just under six minutes remaining. The Dolphins left MetLife with a 23-3 win in hand.
Injury Report
Jets: LB Quinton Coples (Shoulder–Probable), CB Antonio Cromartie (Hip–Probable), LB Demario Davis (Thumb–Probable), DT Kenrick Ellis (Back–Probable), WR Santonio Holmes (Foot/Hamstring–Probable), T Austin Howard (Knee–Probable), RB Chris Ivory (Quadriceps/Ankle–Probable), WR Jeremy Kerley (Elbow–Probable), S Dawan Landry (Hand–Probable), CB Ellis Lankster (Jaw–Questionable), C Nick Mangold (Toe–Probable), LB Garrett McIntyre (Knee–Probable), S Ed Reed (Non-injury–Probable), DT Sheldon Richardson (Finger/Shoulder–Probable), DL Muhammad Wilkerson (Wrist–Probable), and TE Kellen Winslow (Knee/Illness–Probable).
Dolphins: CB Nolan Carroll (Ankle–Probable), S Chris Clemons (Glute–Probable), LB Dannell Ellerbe (Knee–Probable), LB Jonathan Freeny (Shoulder–Probable), CB Don Jones (Elbow–Questionable), LB Koa Misi (Shoulder–Probable), CB Dimitri Patterson (Groin–Out), DT Paul Soliai (Knee–Probable), LB Jason Trusnik (Rib–Questionable), and DE Cameron Wake (Knee–Questionable).
Jets: QB David Garrard, RB Darius Reynaud, LB Jermaine Cunningham, G William Campbell, T Ben Ijalana, T Oday Aboushi, and TE Chris Pantale.
Dolphins: QB Pat Devlin, RB Mike Gillislee, CB Will Davis, CB Jalil Brown, G Danny Watkins, OL David Arkin, and DT A.J. Francis.
Jets Game Captains: LB David Harris, LB Calvin Pace, S Ed Reed, S Dawan Landry, T D'Brickashaw Ferguson, and C Nick Mangold.
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Marriage License Requirements: Both parties must appear with valid ID (valid D/L or birth certificate). Copies of divorce decrees are no longer required; however, all applicants are encouraged to review their own personal papers to ensure that copies of all final decrees are in their possession.
License fee is $56.00 cash or check. The fee is reduced to $16 upon presentation of the Court form attesting to pre-marital counselling. The form and requirements may be obtained from the Probate Court office in person.
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The Urban Trike: Big Wheels for Grown-Ups
There's nothing worse than getting set for a fun-filled day of Trike Drifting with your bros only to realize, "Wait a second, I'm an adult. There's not trike on Earth that will fit my man-sized frame." You're right! Well, only sorta right. There is a trike out there for you fatty! It's just that they don't have enough… »


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Deminers are the backbone of most clearance programmes. Highly trained specialists, they combine technical skills and local knowledge to clear valuable land of mines and other explosive remnants of war (ERW).
Manual deminers are equipped with electronic detectors to help find mines. These detectors locate even the smallest metal components in landmines and each piece of metal must then be carefully excavated to determine whether it poses any danger. This is detailed and painstaking work, and a deminer may clear between 10-50 square metres a day.
The range of equipment and procedures used by our deminers across the world reflects the variety of threats they face and the different types of terrain in which they have to work. Anti-personnel mines, anti-tank mines and cluster munitions may be found in fields, mountains, river-beds, deserts, beaches, jungle or savannah.
Since people can work in ground conditions where it would be impossible to take machines, manual demining is often the most versatile and flexible approach to mineclearance. Many HALO clearance areas have dozens of teams and hundreds of deminers, all working together to get landmines out of the ground for good.
To support clearance in areas with high levels of metal in the ground we have pioneered the use of ground-penetrating radar to help our deminers tell the difference between metal rubbish and actual landmines.


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|5315m. A snowless walk from base camp. Pico Austria was passed on the way to base camp. TO get up it, take a path from base camp to the col to the right of the peak, nip over the shoulder for a great view of Condoriri and follow the path to the summit.
Photo: Ala Izquierda on the left with direct route in yellow, Cabeza de Condor to the right, from col beside Pico Austria. © jonnie3430


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Where did those files go By Gary Wamsley On Monday, February 7, I received a call that the Recorder Online was not working. This alarmed me, as I didn't recall any of the links being broken. I proceeded to open an Internet browser window and entered the URL of the website: www.berthoudrecorder.com. I was alarmed to receive a "You do not have permission" as a result. I immediately used the hosting features of my hosting company, Go Daddy, to see what happened to the front page. Much to ... Full Story
Registration for kindergarten students for the
Registration for kindergarten students for the 2011-2012 school year will be held at all Thompson School District elementary schools on Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2011 between the hours of 3:00 and 6:00 p.m. A child may enter kindergarten if he/she is five years old on or before October 1 of the year of enrollment. What to bring… child's birth certificate; completed health and immunization forms; phone number of doctor and local phone numbers of relative or friends to be included on the emergency ... Full Story
Thompson School District Student Art Show
Annual Thompson School District Student Art Show Opens February 26 LOVELAND- Support Loveland and Berthoud's youth artistry and celebrate National Youth Art Month with the annual ArtSteps student art show, displaying the talents of Thompson School District students, from February 26 – April 10, 2011 at the Loveland Museum/Gallery. "Lyrical Lines" displays artwork of R2-J students in grades 1st through 12th and features two and three-dimensional works of art from the areas of ... Full Story
Berthoud Fire Beat, January 2011
Berthoud Fire Protection District Incident Summary, January 2011 Saturday, January 1 BFPD assisted with a medical call for an elderly female who had fallen. The patient was transported. BFPD responded to a carbon dioxide alarm on Iowa Avenue. Sensors were used to check the residence and no carbon dioxide was detected in the residence. The responsible party was advised to replace the faulty detectors. Sunday, January 2 BFPD responded to a motor vehicle accident on N First Street and ... Full Story
DA's ruling in Fort Collins police involved
Larimer County District Attorney Larry Abrahamson today released his opinion on the case of Fort Collins police officer Carrie Wills' shooting of James Scheu, Jr.
Berthoud Police Beat: January 2011
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Tyrannosaurus rex just got a firm grip on the animal kingdom's family tree, right next to chickens and ostriches. New analyses of soft tissue from a T.rex leg bone re-confirm that birds are dinosaurs' closest living relatives.
"We determined that T. rex, in fact, grouped with birds – ostrich and chicken – better than any other organism that we studied," said researcher John Asara of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School. "We also show that it groups better with birds than [with] modern reptiles, such as alligators and green anole lizards."
Scientists long suspected non-avian dinosaurs were most closely related to modern-day birds. This idea initially rested largely on similarities between the outward appearances of bird and dinosaur skeletons. Later, further evidence on the close evolutionary relationships among birds and non-avian dinosaurs accumulated.
A leg bone full of key gunk
The latest evidence comes from an ancient femur bone unearthed in 2003 by Jack Horner of the Museum of the Rockies in the Hell Creek Formation, a fossil-packed area that spans Montana, Wyoming and North and South Dakota.
It seems some 68 million years ago, a teenage T. rex died and left behind a drumstick-shaped femur bone that today still contains intact soft tissue and the oldest preserved proteins discovered to date.
Though no genetic material was preserved, researchers were able to extract the proteins from the collagen tissues.


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By babyrabies on June 21, 2012
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We all have the "pretty" pictures of our kids, our families, those days we're supposed to document. They're framed, in albums, stuck on refrigerators and turned into computer screen savers. They're moments worth documenting and remembering, for sure.
But what about the mundane, the small moments of the here and now, the messes, the chaos, the perfectly imperfect parts of everyday life? Won't these be the things we look back and truly miss? The things we'll try so hard to remember, like how the kids looked at the breakfast table with Cheerios in their hair or how your son couldn't put down that filthy, mangled superhero cape for weeks.
I believe in celebrating the imperfect and REAL moments in life, and one of the best ways to do that is to document an entire ordinary day. I'm not talking about a day that you plan to play supermom for 12 hours while you assign your children roles as well behaved and always-clean cherubs. I'm talking about a day just like any other. The kind of day that seems to repeat itself over and over until one day it doesn't.
How do you document that kind of day?
1. Choose the day. While I'm not a believer in staging any extracurricular activities just for this purpose, it might be wise to make sure the day you want to do this your children won't be out of the house for 10 hours ... unless you're okay with taking 10 pictures of you, yourself and your coffee mug.
2. Set a timer. The night before, set an alarm to go off every hour, starting with when you usually wake. I always have my phone with me, it's like a 3rd hand, so it works best for me to set alerts on my iPhone.
3. Prep your camera. Be sure the battery is fully charged and that you have enough memory. Then set the camera next to your bed, right beside your alarm. Make sure you have a camera bag next to your purse and ready to go for trips out of the house.
4. Prep your house. Wait? Didn't I just tell you the point is to capture real, messy life? The thing is, if you've got massive piles of dishes in the background or mountains of laundry, that might be a touch distracting in your photos, and you may not be too excited to look back on them. So give your house the once-over, pick up major messes, de-clutter spaces you know will be photographed a lot. Don't go scrubbing baseboards or wiping windows though, and know that that box of blocks is going to be spilled back onto the playroom floor at some point during the day anyway, and it's not a requirement to run to clean it up before taking a picture. Also, think about ways you can let as much natural light into your house as possible -- plan to open blinds and drapes the next day.
5. Prep your family ... or not. Let your partner in on what's going on so they don't think you're suddenly a paparazzi. Ask them if they could take some pictures with YOU in them. You're a pretty big part of the day, too, and deserve to be documented. Use your best judgement when it comes to letting the kids in on it. If you think they might use that information for evil and try to cheese it up for you all day, it may be best to just snap quietly without telling them your purpose.
6. Wake up and start snapping. The goal is to have one picture for every hour during your day, ending either when you go to bed, or when most of the family goes to bed if you're like me and stay up for 3 hours after everyone else is asleep. There are only so many pictures I can take of my exciting life after 9 p.m. Now, this doesn't mean you can ONLY take one shot every hour, but I encourage you to not make this a thing where your camera is pressed to your face all day. Take a few shots from a few angles of whatever is happening at that moment and put it down. Try not to over think it.
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"Stay Puft goes quietly, as the Boy Scouts get away with s'murder!"
Collab w/Phil Jones (aka: murraymullet
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Thanks guys, also thanks Soloyo for helping with the naming process!
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that score is bullshit:(
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"Is the AFP trying to play catch-up with the horrid human rights record of the previous administration?"
Tuesday, June 2nd, 2015
June 1 marks the start of school calendar in public schools in the Philippines. It is also a day of protest for critics of the government's K to 12 program.
Friday, May 8th, 2015
How ready is the government to implement K to 12's Senior High School in 2016?
Wednesday, April 29th, 2015
"The illegal imposition of increases in tuition and other school fees continues even without the Ched approval."
Tuesday, March 24th, 2015
"The commencement exercise and her welcome speech then became not merely traditional school-officiated exercises but alternative avenues to speak for justice."
Friday, March 13th, 2015
"Today we walk out against BS. No more lies, no more injustice, no more impunity."
Sunday, March 8th, 2015
Simultaneous mass actions nationwide were held by youth and student groups over yet another suicide by a college student who couldn't afford tuition.
Saturday, February 21st, 2015
"We recognize that achieving quality education is not easy and entails a lot of resources. But, using this as a reason for the yearly increase in tuition fee can be unjust."
Sunday, January 18th, 2015
"Do you ask the poor to give you the wisdom that they have?" - Pope Francis
Friday, January 16th, 2015
"Our young Filipino artists want to welcome the Pope with an image that doesn't gloss over the hardships and the plight of the Filipino people."
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"We, the new generation of so-called hooligans, cannot condone hypocrisy and lies." – League of Filipino Students By ANNE MARXZE D. UMIL Bulatlat.com MANILA – Peasants from Hacienda Luisita and youth activists praised the Filipino-Americans who stood...


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Reduced levels of transcripts of immune regulatory genes in the mucosa from gluten-sensitive patients (GS), but not celiac disease patients (CD). Expression of the indicated genes was measured by quantitative polymerase chain reaction assay (see Methods). Boxes represent the median (interquartile range) and whiskers represent the range of RNA levels relative to an 18S housekeeping gene in 19 GS, 12 CD and 8 dyspeptic controls (DC). *P < 0.05 relative to DC (Mann-Whitney U test).
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ABC.net.au. Background Briefing - 4 April 2010 - Space rules the world. Ian Townsend: In the past few years, the world has made another giant leap into space.
Like never before, the world's economy has embraced satellites, especially the incredibly useful GPS navigation satellites. Satellite receivers are being put into mines, trucks, trains, ships, phones, containers of bananas, stock exchanges; almost everything is now being tethered by digital signals to space. ABC RN: Background Briefing - 26 December 2010. Ian Townsend: In the past few years, the world has made another giant leap into space.
Like never before, the world's economy has embraced satellites, especially the incredibly useful GPS navigation satellites. Satellite receivers are being put into mines, trucks, trains, ships, phones, containers of bananas, stock exchanges; almost everything is now being tethered by digital signals to space. Satellites are fast becoming part of everything we do, from farming to banking, and dating to driving. Ian Townsend: In New South Wales, for instance, the Roads and Traffic Authority is testing a safety device, said to be the biggest thing since seatbelts.
It's called 'intelligent speed adaptation', and it's getting drivers to stick to the speed limit and slow down in school zones. Factiva - business news, business information, financial news, company profiles, executive information. Celebrate International Women's Day with our Factiva countdown of the decade's 20 most influential business women.
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The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a space-based satellite navigation system that provides location and time information in all weather conditions, anywhere on or near the Earth where there is an unobstructed line of sight to four or more GPS satellites.[1] The system provides critical capabilities to military, civil and commercial users around the world. It is maintained by the United States government and is freely accessible to anyone with a GPS receiver. The GPS project was developed in 1973 to overcome the limitations of previous navigation systems,[2] integrating ideas from several predecessors, including a number of classified engineering design studies from the 1960s. ABC Science: How does GPS work? I've just bought a new phone that is GPS-enabled and it got me wondering, how does GPS actually work?
And how accurate is it? If you've ever been walking in an unfamiliar city and got lost in a maze of streets, you'd appreciate having a mobile with GPS to let you know exactly where you are. These phones contain a GPS receiver, similar to the ones you can buy for your car. The devices make use of the Global Positioning System (GPS), which is a system of satellites maintained by the United States. NSW Gov: Exploring GPS. The Aerospace Corporation. Aero.org: GPS Primer. USA: GPS.gov. FAQ: GPS.gov. Problems Concerns GPS devices show my home/business in the wrong place.
Govt considering GPS tracking of sex offenders. Updated Tue 16 Jun 2009, 11:57am AEST Queensland Police Minister Neil Roberts says the State Government has not ruled out using GPS-based supervision systems for sex offenders.
Convicted child sex offender Graeme Paul Hancock appeared in court yesterday charged with making and possessing child exploitation material. Hancock wears a monitoring bracelet but there have been calls for the use of better technology. However, Mr Roberts says the 24-year-old is also barred from going within 100 metres of children.
Four Corners - 02/11/2009: Further Resources. Backgrounder Read key reports, news and statistics. Plus links, helplines, support and advisory groups. Reporter: Date: Ethics of dementia care and funding. ELEANOR HALL: An expert on dementia says governments need to change their attitudes to the condition or risk exacerbating the problem as Australia's population ages.
Professor Julian Hughes is a British psychiatry consultant and an international authority on ethics in dementia care. Tracking dementia patients with GPS. An NHS trust has become the first in the country to try fitting dementia patients with tracking devices.
The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Mental Health Trust has worked with a technology company to develop an electronic tag for people with the condition. Sue Fulford-Dobson's partner Ian loves to take an evening stroll. Unfortunately, his vascular dementia means he then forgets where he is. GPS livestock tracking. Animal Production Science. References Agouridis C, Stombaugh T, Workman S, Koostra B, Edwards D, Vanzant E (2004) Suitability of a GPS collar for grazing studies.
Transactions of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers47, 1321–1329. ABC Catalyst: Science of Traffic. This is a story of chaos versus order. It's the story of how engineers and mathematicians are trying to impose order on one of the greatest plagues of the modern era - traffic. Australia has one of the world's leading systems for adaptive traffic control. But we're all still sitting in traffic jams, getting angry, and Catalyst wants to know why. It seems the problem with traffic is human behaviour; it's the one thing that's hard to build into traffic systems. Traffic systems in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane are close to capacity.
Guardian angel for pedestrians. Guardian angel for pedestrians Mobile warning system against traffic accidents. RTA: Intelligent Speed Adaptation. NewsBank. Location, location - Herald Sun 23/7/2008. Vineyards - Taylors Wines of Clare Valley. Originality begins with origin The production of complex, intriguing and ultimately delicious wine is not simply the responsibility of the winemaker.
The vineyards themselves are of ultimate importance. Great wines begin in the vineyard – from the soil and how it affects the vine's ability to grow and develop to receiving the right amount of sun in order to ripen. Different regional conditions suit different varietals – but the Clare Valley is quite unique in its ability to produce delicate, aromatic Riesling, alongside rich, full-bodied Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon.
Warm days and cool nights. Wayne Bucklar our informatician. Foursquare geolocation. Brett Biddington: ASRI Board of Directors. The following is the first in a series of articles introducing you to the ASRI Directors. Brett Biddington is a consultant to government and the private sector. He provides advice on space matters and has more general interests in community resilience and risk management, notably in the electronic and information systems domains. He also addresses broader questions of institutional behaviour including leadership, strategy, culture, organisational design and technology adoption against backgrounds of uncertainty and change.
An update on Space - RN Future Tense - 1 April 2010. Parliament of Australia: Senate: Committees: Economics: Inquiry into The Current State of Australia's Space Science & Industry Sector. Welcome to the ASICC Website. National Space Society of Australia. Conference Program. The following is the speaker programme for the 8th Australian Space Development Conference.
We ask you to revisit this site on a regular basis as this programme may change. Pre Conference ISU Event Delegates to the 8th Australian Space Development Conference are welcome to attend the International Space University Summer Session Theme Days. The themes this year are: Space and National Security, NEO Threats, and Space Weather These sessions are held during the day on Tuesday 27 July. The Space Industry Distinguished Panel will also be held in the evening on 27 July. Space debris. Space debris, also known as orbital debris, space junk and space waste, is the collection of defunct objects in orbit around Earth. The Aerospace Corporation. Center for Orbital and Reentry Debris Studies. Space Junk Information. About Orbital Objects The skies above Earth are teeming with manmade objects large and small. The U.S. Space Surveillance Network uses radar to track more than 13,000 such items that are larger than four inches (ten centimeters).
Space.com. Junk Mess Getting Messier. BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. — The already untidy mass of orbital debris that litters low Earth orbit nearly got nastier last month. A head-on collision was averted between a spent upper stage from a Chinese rocket and the European Space Agency's (ESA) huge Envisat Earth remote-sensing spacecraft. Orbital Debris Program Office. Satellite Fragmentations. NASA Orbital Debris Program. Branson's SpaceShipTwo. Alice Gorman. SPACE AGE ARCHAEOLOGY. Academia.edu: Alice Gorman. International Space University. Southern Hemisphere Program (SHS-SP)
Space Activities Act 1998. Vanguard I. Getty Images - laika the dog. Ariane. Germans shun space race legacy. Nazi V-2 Rockets. Alex Grant Home Page. UniSA: ITR. CRCSS FedSat. ParlInfo. Search Results: FedSat. ApogeeImagingInternational. Space rules the world - gallery. An update on Space - RN Future Tense - 1 April 2010. The space boffins have a plan - RN Future Tense - 12 November 2009. Stateline South Australia. Surveying Services Industry Research in Australia by IBISWorld. Sputnik in Space and Song. Space Race Songs. Space - Home. Telecommunications Services Industry Research in Australia by IBISWorld. NATIONAL SPACE POLICY - National Space Policy. Space Policy Unit - Space Policy Unit. Satellite Markets & Research. MarketBriefs Report on the Satellite Manufacturing Sector. INFOMINE.
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A shamrock is a plant whose small, green leaves are divided into three heart-shaped parts called leaflets. Shamrocks are a symbol of Ireland, especially on Saint Patrick's Day.
- shamrock - Student Encyclopedia (Ages 11 and up)
Several types of plants are called shamrocks. Each of them is trifoliate-that is, each of their leaves has three leaflets. According to legend, in the 5th century St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, chose the shamrock as a symbol of the Trinity (three persons in one God) of the Christian church. He is said to have used the plant to illustrate the Trinity to a skeptic, saying, "Do you not see how in this wildflower three leaves are united on one stalk, and will you not then believe that there are indeed three persons and yet one God?" The shamrock remains the national emblem of Ireland and is worn proudly by Irish people the world over on St. Patrick's Day (March 17).


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Windows Phone Xbox Live more something like GameCenter (iOS)
I can suggest that Windows Phone need to provide the xbox branding to developers like iOS do with the GameCenter and recently Androind announced the Google Play Game Service that includes leaderboards and achievements
I would suggest to give the chance to any developer to apply his title for the xbox branding and make the xbox certification progress more lax and more fast!
To do so differentiate the point system of wp titles with the Xbx360/one titles.For example make the xbox wp titles give you WPGS(gamer score) and be a different section (WP section) on the xbox account and not entangle with the point system and games of XBOX 360 and ONE!!!
I don't think that this is hard or complicated to been for a corporation like MS and also i think most of us gamers would love a feature like this.
P.S Xbox department does't need to be so strict with their rules and restrictions when it comes on WP games like they do with the Xbox360/ONE games!
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Anonymous commented
I need AGE OF WARRING EMPIRES.only have android and ios version.I need windows phone version
Tony commented
They really need this. They either need to decouple Xbox Live from Xbox and make Live more of a service/API across all platforms with a gamecenter across Windows, OR keep Xbox Live with Xbox but still create a separate gamecenter for leaderboards, rewards, XP, and more. While still allowing the ability to integrate with Xbox.
**** it'd be nice if games let you choose: Xbox Live PSN, whatever. You could connect all your accounts if you owned all of them.
Anonymous commented
They shouldn't have a separate gamer score. They could use the fact that you can improve you gamerscore by using a windows phone to promote the platform.
Manny commented
Yeah, I bought my windows phone mainly because of XBox live. More XBox integration would greatly be appreciated. There should be XBox One exclusive content on Windows Phone in the future too.
coip commented
I love that Xbox achievements are unified across Microsoft's platforms (Xbox, Windows 8/RT, Windows Phone). I think it's a positive for them. Xbox achievements are an important thing to gamers and Microsoft being able to reward those gamers who also play games on their Surfaces or Windows Phones, something they cannot (with a few exceptions) do on iOS or Android, provides incentive for some people to buy Surfaces and Windows Phones. If Xbox certification gets too lax, this would undermine that quality control assurance (in my opinion, it is too lax already: Dream Track Nation shouldn't be an Xbox-certified game) of the brand. Moreover, by separating the Xbox achievements of Xbox 360/One and Windows 8, RT, and Windows Phone, that is a missed opportunity to entice hardcore Xbox gamers to leave their Androids and iPhones behind and pick up a Windows Phone. I cannot tell you the number of times that friends have seen my Windows Phone, noticed it has Xbox games on it and then got interested in the phone, or how many of my Xbox friends, on their Xboxes, have noticed my 'recent game activity' including achievement points from Windows RT and Windows Phone 8 and commenting on how cool that is. Microsoft unifying the Xbox brand across all platforms will help all those platforms by expanding the brand recognition. Xbox console users already have an 'advantage', per se, of higher achievement points. That's good enough.
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I don't think that this is hard or complicated to ***BE DONE*** for a corporation like MS and also i think most of us gamers would love a feature like this.


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Emilia Clarke is Danereys Targaryen in this still from season 2 of HBO's "Game of Thrones"
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Four fire crews continue to work a wildfire in Box Elder County near the Idaho border.
The Northern Utah Interagency Fire Center said Sunday that 240 fire fighters are on the scene and continuing to work to protect structures in the area. The State Fire, which has burned about 11,000 acres, is 38 percent contained, said spokeswoman Jennifer Hansen. So far, there are no reports of damaged structures or injuries.
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I have spoken at national and international conferences, for regional library groups, and for local library groups on topics ranging from implementation and use of Web 2.0 tools in libraries and higher education to mobile technologies and the future of information. I have also led workshops, preconferences, and University-level classes. My areas of interest and expertise include:
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If you are interested in having me speak at your event or workshop, please check out my Video page, as well as my Presentations page. If you think I'm a good match for your event, please drop me an email at griffey at gmail.com. I would love to work with you.
If you are seeking me as a speaker for a conference or other library event, I do have a few requirements that are worth calling out explicitly here. I will not speak at a conference or event that doesn't include a Code of Conduct for said event, and I will turn down speaking engagements and panels where there is not attention paid to diversity in the makeup of the panel.
I agree with my good friend Jenica in my appreciation of clarity of communications from the event organizer to me, and so I include this in an attempt to begin with clarity of communication from myself to the event organizer.
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- Cable needle.
One size to fit average lady.
15 sts and 20 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] with larger needles in stocking st.
With smaller needles, cast on 73 sts.
Work 1½ ins [4 cm] in (K1. P1) ribbing, ending with a WS row.
Next row: (RS-Inc row). K3. *M1. K2. M1. K3. Rep from * to end of row. 101 sts.
Change to larger needles and purl 1 row.
1st row: (RS). K5. *Slip next 4 sts onto a cable needle and leave at front of work. K4, then K4 from cable needle – C8F made. K4. Rep from * to end of row.
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9th row: (RS). K1. *Slip next 4 sts onto a cable needle and leave at back of work. K4, then K4 from cable needle – C8B made. K4. Rep from * to last 4 sts. K4.
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I want to write a simple game like pacman in C# in order to learn the new language. However, I don't know how to make a circle move? Which part of knowledge in C# is needed?
You should check out XNA Game Studio from Microsoft. It's a version of Visual Studio that's targetted especially for writing games. You use C# but get a lot of things for free - graphics, sound, timing...
The simplest way would be to move your circle a small bit with every tick of a timer control.
Well for a simple single player game like that some of the most important things you need to know about are data structures and GDI.
Data structures are important because you need to store information such as what does a map look like? Where are the walls? Can you go from one end to the other? How does the map draw itself?
GDI is used in C# to draw. This uses the Graphics context. You'll find lots of examples online, and I'd suggest checking out BobPowell.Net GDI+ FAQ to avoid some of the common mistakes.
If you want to learn a new language stay away from all fuss and just look into the most essential parts.
Having knowledge about previous programming languages helps a lot, espesially if one of those are Java.
You don't need to look into XNA for this, all you really do need is to Start Visual Studio, create a new Windows Form, drag over an PictureBox and start playing with the KeyEvents.
Your game does not have to be awesome for you to learn the very basics of C# and .NET. And you certainly don't need to dig down in the deep jungle of XNA!
Once you have your form up and running with a PictureBox or two and you have conqured the Event-system, take a look at the other fundamental parts of .NET that makes your life easier. Properties, Generics, Data Sources and much much more.
You probably want to look into XNA - http://creators.xna.com/
Simply download the studio, install, then run Visual Studio C# (mine is Express Edition).
So when you run, you create a new Windows Game Project and you've created your first game.
Good to read up some books and articles on XNA.
Book: Microsoft XNA Game Studio 2.0: Learn Programming Now! by Rob Miles.
if you mean how to move an object around in a circular movement, then you just need math knowledge:
radius is here how big you want the circle to be, and degrees is the position ion the circle the object is moving.
Here's an answer to a question about a radar-type game that demonstrates generally how to do this in C#/WinForms using GDI+ (with a sample and source code):


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Working on a model sheet for a robot i designed some time ago. I want to use the model sheet as reference for building a 3d model, and i'd love some feedback.
Working on a model sheet for a robot i designed some time ago. I want to use the model sheet as reference for building a 3d model, and i'd love some feedback.
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Looks good to me!
If it were me, I'd work out the actual mechanics (hinge, ball-and-socket, whatever) for the hips and pelvis--what you have there now does not look very convincing. That done, I'd go ahead and build out the sketch and see how it works.
I agree with Giacomo about the hips. You might want to put a bit more substance to that area overall. On the side profile, his stance is leaning a little too far back; mind your center of gravity.
On the design, some things really jump out at me: With the way the knees are, the legs would never be able to fully straighten, and likewise with the arms. The forearms also seem to be connected to the elbow a little too far up, judging by the side view; when that turns, his arm will become almost a T-shape. The spikyness of the head is cool on its own -- It almost resembles a straw hat and bandana, which is nice -- it doesn't mesh as well as it could with the rounded body. Maybe rounding out the bottom half could help?
Thank you both very much for your suggestions. I've incorporated all of your suggestions, except for Tangleworm's suggestion about rounding the head. The character is being based off of a painting I did quite a while ago, and I'm trying to maintain at least most of the appearance of the original character. I've attached my second iteration of this model sheet and the original painting to see what you all think. Thanks again in advance!! You're all great.
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Hi, first of all, this is a great model and ilustration,
I was wondering if I could use it to create a 3D model, as I'm learning 3D modeling in Blender. It would be only ofr educational purposes of course, and wouldn't be published in forums or anything (perhaps only in my G+ account ).
If you allow me to use the art concept, how should I credit you for it? name and email? or perhaps a website?
Thanks in advance, I hope you don't take this as an attempt to use wrong your material.
God dammit davinchi, I just wasted a good 5 minutes writing up a critique for this guy until I looked at the date. You should have, because you would have realized that this thread is almost 2 years old. Try to send this guy a private message on the site.
lol so this thread has been revived twice now haha
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Tresooth cottages are a select development of beautiful barn conversions and purpose built properties and are arranged neatly around a pretty courtyard which offer guests free and unlimited access to an excellent range of leisure facilities including Wi-FI(in communal games room), a communal heated swimming pool and a Jacuzzi and sauna.
Manacles is situated in the main courtyard and is all on one level with no stairs. It has an open plan lounge, dining and kitchen area with slate tiled floor. The lounge overlooks into the courtyard. The kitchen has a Velux window. It has two double bedrooms both with en-suite showers and Velux windows. Outside there is a picnic table to sit and relax
Parking is shared with the other barns and located to the front of the complex.
This high end barn is finished to an excellent standard and includes all of what you would expect from a modern home.
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Woodland walk with white dove house
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As I recall, you have your next appointment with Dr. King on Monday, so I want to be sure to try to butt in on it again! I did send her an e-mail offering up my body for any study!
I do have a follow-up question, if you have a chance, and that is regarding the risk for contralateral cancer. I believe she quoted you a stat for risk, given IDS. My question is about risk, given PLCIS, and given that there are no studies, and that it seems to be a more aggressive cancer.
Also, I noticed that she gave a talk at the Cornell/MSKCC oncology seminar last November on prophylactic mastectomy. I'm wondering if the content of her talk is available anywhere for us to read, since that is the course some of us are considering.
Thanks again Linda! I sure hope you appointment goes well. Is your biopsy this Monday, or will that be at another date?