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New look food and recipes section - win free fruit & veg for a year!
(82 Posts)We know how much you lot love your food: over the years you have posted nigh-on 3000 recipes to the site, covering everything from baby food to lemon drizzle cake, and all the roast dinners, picnic foods and puddings in between. In honour of your input, we've been thinking for some time now that our food section was ripe for a bit of a do-over - so we've spent the last few months doing just that: garnishing each recipe with a mouth-watering photo, beefing up the search engine, and whipping together some of our very favourite recipes into handy collections for you to drool over browse.<food punning ends>
The idea was to make it easier for you to find the recipes you're after, and simpler to add your own. There's also a lot of useful info in there (from what to do when your child announces they've become a vegetarian to ideas for using up leftovers, packed lunch dos and don'ts and how to cater a children's party) which wasn't too easy to track down in days gone by; it's now gathered in one place, ready for when you need it.
And we're not stopping there: still to come is a new mealplanner tool and a dish-of-the-day recommendation. The recipe folders will be back better than ever, and there's even <drumroll> a Mumsnet cookbook in the pipeline (thanks again to all of you who helped with recipe testing!). Rather than waiting for everything to be ready, though, we wanted to give you a look at what's there now, and ask for your thoughts. Do you like the new look? Is the search working for you? And is there anything crucial that's missing?
Of course, all the shiny new features <doffs cap to Tech> are as nothing without your recipes; your works-every-time cake, your pleases-any-fussy-child dish or your looks-like-I've-made-a-huge-effort-when-it-only-took-minutes dinner party staple. So we're marking the relaunch with a new competition: share your recipes with other Mumsnetters over the next month by adding them here and you'll be entered into a competition to win a year's weekly delivery of fruit and veg boxes from Riverford. Good luck, and do let us know what you think of the revamp!
Erm... One of my recipes is on there posted in an old name, yet my current name is also shown which I'd rather it didn't...
That aside, it looks great.
HepsibarCrinkletoes - I'll PM you.
Muchas gracias.
you need to VEG up your search engine! I'm getting some very meaty recipes when I look for veggie ones!
ooh... going to go have a nose round!
Hi Shallishanti - we're not seeing the same thing. Can you tell us what you're searching for and how and we'll look into it.
When I go to the 'Add a recipe' screen, there's a 'DO NOT MIGRATE' button at the top - I'm guessing it's not meant to be there? Am using Firefox if it's relevant.
advanced search>vegetarian>main course>find recipes......comes up with spaghettiwith bacon, gammon, chicken, lamb.....
I agree with Shallishanti, I use the recipie section a lot, but get a lot of meat recipies when I specify Vegetarian. (I keep thinking your like my late FIL who, without fail, offered me a ham sandwich every time I visited)
hmmm, just looked up traybakes, as when people ask about school fates etc, I link to MmeLindor's ones.
Her two tray bakes come up with an error message.
The chocolate tray bake seems to contain a tin of tomatoes. Really??
Have you proofed this, Mumsnet?
Next phase, that's what they're getting us to do!
Spent 20 mins trying to put a recipe in. It's a pita having to add each ingredient separately as I normally c&p off a word document.
Anyway, it won't let me add it. No idea why. Message at ottom says picture must be at least 650 pixels wide. Does this mean mine is wrong size? It won't let me delete it so I've wasted my time.
And I also have the "do not migrate" button. Am too scared to press it.
can someone proof read the low carb recipes please?
I'd love to be able to search for low carb ideas, but the first recipe up when I search 'low carb' and 'lunch box' is cheese biscuits made with flour <FAMILY FORTUNES WRONG NOISE>
I know there's lots of definitions of low carb, but it would be good if our definition fitted in to BIWI's bootcamp rules.
BUT, it does look like it's going to be good
Can you include a way to save recipes? There are so many. It would be useful to have a 'my saved recipes' facility so you can find stuff again
Great idea, will def use this once it's up and running properly. Search doesn't seem to be working - results seem to just be based on one selected field. I tried to find dairy and egg-free main meals with fish as ingredient but results included egg fried rice and fish dish with cucumber sauce made with yoghurt.
nextphase - we have proofed almost 3000 recipes over the past few months <heavy sigh> but obviously some things slip through (reckon that was supposed to related to the tin it's baked in). But thanks for pointing it out. Have changed it now and we'll alert Tech to the missing Mmelindor recipes.
Please don't press the 'do not migrate' button or the recipe will disappear. (one more for Tech)
On veggie recipe issues - do please report any recipes that pop up in a search and we'll make sure that doesn't happen again.
LowLevelWhiting - will sort out that cheese biscuit recipe (wouldn't it be nice if it was low-carb?)
VivaLaBeaver - what a pain for you. Do you want to PM me the recipe and I'll put it in for you? But we'll also try and work out why it happened too.
Me2Me2 - yes a working new-look recipe folder is something we're building right now. Will be up in phase 2 which hopefully isn't that far away.
Auntierosemary - does seem as if search is a bit buggy. We'll try that same search and see if some recipes were classified as egg-free when they should in fact have been classed as an egg recipe.
I'm getting a 'do not migrate' button (I've not pressed it, promise)
I like it general logo though,, it's a lot cleaner and morose modern than the previous one which was very basic and seemed somewhat of an after thought if I'm honest.
I agree with the poster that said about having out own recipe folder to save into, there are a few things I'd like too make and that would make my life easier.
I'll have a go at adding some things in tomorrow if I can get baking and taking pictures.
It's a vast improvement.
It looks great when added however it takes ages to do and as before mentioned I would normally copy and paste from my recipe file so this was more work than before which I don't have time to do. I am impressed with how it looks though and wish I had a picture to add. I wrote up this one if anyone is interested, www.mumsnet.com/food/recipe/2626-Vegetable-strudel
I tried to add a recipe, but it just got stuck saying 'posting'. I refreshed the page and my list of ingredients disappeared (to be honest I was expecting it all to vanish!). I then tried to post it again admittedly only adding one ingredient back in and nothing happened that time.
Marking place to check it out tomorrow when not full of
Sorry, but this is awful! I don't know whether it's because I'm on a mobile, but it is impossibly slow. Teething problem? I'm using the mobile site, not the app, via Safari.
I could not input a recipe.
I like the idea of getting all recipes into the same format. Will revisit later, and try again.
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2006 Nissan Armada Review
Durable enough to serve as a workhorse and handsome enough to drive to elegant functions.
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The 2006 Nissan Armada sport utility vehicle (SUV) is based on the Titan pickup truck. It has enough power to tow heavy trailers, measures large enough to seat eight passengers, and proves capable enough to travel through snow and ice.
The Range
Engines: 5.6-liter V-8
Transmissions: six-speed automatic, six-speed manual
Models: Armada SE, Armada LE, Armada SE Off-Road
What's New
The 2006 Nissan Armada receives dual-zone automatic climate control and a 60/40-split third row seat. Nissan also gives the Armada LE upgraded side mirrors and a standard tow package to the SE Off-Road. A satellite radio provides an additional option for all models.
Once you get over the sheer size of the 2006 Nissan Armada, you see that it has some handsome exterior features. It has a wide stance; its wheels push out toward the corners of the truck. This makes it easier to maneuver in tight spaces and gives it stability on the highway. The large grille is body-colored on the SE trim and chrome on the LE trim.
The Nissan Armada only comes as a four-door SUV with three trim levels: SE, SE Off-Road, and LE. The Base SE features 18-inch alloy wheels, body side molding, automatic intermittent windshield wipers, driver and passenger heated chrome door-mirrors, pearl paint, roof rails, a hinged rear window with a defogger and intermittent wiper, and rear and side platform steps. The SE Off-Road trim adds Rancho shocks, a lower final drive ratio, a trailer towing kit, 17-inch wheels and all-terrain tires, fog lights, and skid plates. The high-line LE model comes with a power liftgate, but it loses all of the offroad features.
The full-size Nissan Armada offers seating for up to eight passengers and easy-to-use, fold-flat seats: 40/20/40-split in the second row and 60/40-split third-row seats. The split seats offer a wide variety of seating and storage arrangements. Although you lose a seat in the LE model, the two captain's chairs that replace the split bench second-row seat do not diminish its versatility. Buyers find plenty of storage space up front. The number of overhead storage bins offer plenty of storage space in the front passenger compartment. Folding both the second- and third-row seats, provides a total of 97.1 cubic feet of cargo space.
Standard 2006 Nissan Armada SE features include dual-zone automatic climate control, privacy tint on the rear and side windows, three rows of seating, a power driver's seat, a tire-pressure monitoring system, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, power-adjustable pedals, rear parking sensors, rear-seat air-conditioning, an eight-speaker stereo with an in-dash CD changer, and an auto-dimming rear-view mirror. The LE trim includes heated leather seats, driver-seat memory, a power front passenger seat, second-row bucket seats, and an upgraded 10-speaker Bose audio system. Many of these features remain optional on SE and SE Off-Road models. Options for all of the models include a sunroof and rear DVD entertainment system. Optional on the LE trim is a DVD-based navigation system with a rear-view monitor.
Performance & Handling
All Armadas come with a 5.6-liter, V-8 engine paired with a five-speed automatic transmission. The engine produces 305 horsepower and 385 lb-ft of torque and the SE. The LE models offer two-wheel drive or four-wheel drive. The SE Off-Road only comes with four-wheel drive. The Armada reaches a towing capacity of 9,100 pounds.
Despite its size, the 2006 Nissan Armada responds better than most of the other SUVs in its class. The powerful V-8 engine, five-speed automatic transmission, and large torque give the Armada plenty of power to tow a large trailer, traverse rough terrain, or merge into heavy traffic on the highway. The ride feels smooth and comfortable and the well-weighted steering makes it easy to maneuver in daily traffic. It proves nimble for its size; however the brakes, although adequate, do not fare well under repeated hard braking.
The Nissan Armada comes standard with four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes, stability control, rear parking sensors, and side curtain airbags that protect all three rows of passengers. A vehicle rollover sensor deploys the side curtain airbags when it senses an upcoming rollover accident. Seat-mounted side airbags for front occupants come optionally on the SE and standard on the LE.
EPA Fuel Economy
Armada LE: 12/17 mpg city/highway
Armada SE Off-Road: 12/17 mpg city/highway
You'll Like
- Very long list of standard and optional features
- Roomy interior
- Lots of storage space
- Fold-flat third row seat
- Comfortable ride
You Won't Like
- Leather seats less comfortable than cloth seats
- Poor fuel economy
- Large side makes it incommodious to park
Sum Up
Durable enough to serve as a workhorse and handsome enough to drive to elegant functions.
If You Like This Vehicle
- Ford Expedition
- Chevrolet Tahoe
- Jeep Commander
- Toyota Sequoia

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Welcome to music class! My name is Leonard Madsen, and this is my eighth year teaching music at J.J. Hill. In my classroom we are singing, saying, dancing and playing. We sing many different kinds of songs that are almost always accompanied by movement. Many times the children are creating movements that go with the song. We also use the natural rhythms of speech and poetry in order to create music and improvise using the voice or other instruments such as: xylophones, drums, recorders and other untuned percussion.I am a fully certified Orff-Schulwerk teacher. This teaching process allows students to play with the elements of music (melody, rhythm, form, etc.) so that they can create their own music. For more information on Orff-Schulwerk, go to the website of the American Orff-Schulwerk Association at www.aosa.org. I also teach instrumental music (band) after school to students in fifth and sixth grade after school on either Tuesdays or Thursdays starting on October 9th.
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Pant styles that are timeless
Are you the 'all-girl' type who loves to dress in pretty dresses and skirts or Are you the self proclaimed 'all-pants' girl who is always seen in pants. Whatever you are, you cannot escape the comfort and style a pair of pants brings to your wardrobe.
Dressy to casual, pants fit all fashion styles. But the wrong kind of pants can take you from a fashion diva to a fashion toddler. I think that the most important things to consider when going about getting your pants are
- It fit you properly .
- The color of the pants complements you
- The style matches your age and body shape
If these considerations are taken care of, your pair of pants is sure to make you look fabulous. Checkout these 12 styles of pants and decide on which one you need right now.
The most common Pant styles
Straight pants
This is the most common types of pants and you most probably own one. As the name suggests these pants are straight all along its length. These pants usually have opening in the front with zipper and or buttons.
Jeans are made of a rough and thick material called denim. It is characterized by double stitching lines all along the seams done in a thick thread. Made for rough use, jeans epitomizes youthfulness.
Checkout the tutorial on 4 easy ways to shortening the length of a too long jeans or 15 ways to distress your jeans and 8 ways to patch your jeans
Overalls or jumpsuits
These are pants which has a bodice attached to it at the waistline. They have a long stitching line starting at the neck and going along the crotch line at the front as well as the back. Pockets are usually top stitched. These are usually worn by workmen. Jumpsuits are also a favourite of Childrens wear.
These are also called shorts. They are knee length or slightly longer in length.
Checkout this tutorial to make a fitting shorts – Free pattern and tutorial .
Harem pants
These are trousers with gathers at the waist and at ankles. The gathers are held by elastic bands or waistbands with drawstrings.
Checkout the pattern to make this beautiful casual but fashionable harem pants ; or an easy to sew bohemian hippie pants
Baggy pants
These pants are fitted at the waist and flares towards the legs. Checkout the sewing tutorial for a baggy drawstring lounge pants you could make yourself
Checkout the tutorial to make stylish Palazzo pants and 12 ways to style the palazzo pants
Bell Bottoms
These pants are fitted at the waist hips and thighs and flares from the knees.
Tights or leggings
These are very fitted pants made of hosiery or knitted material. Tights with loops which go beyond the heels of the foot are called slacks.
Checkout this tutorial to make a leggings pattern and step by step instructions to sew one in your favourite fabric even cotton.
Punk Pants
These are pants with lots of stitching lines and pockets stitched on it for decorative purposes rather than functional. They are very popular among the young generation and the style varies with years.
Eastern pants
These are pants which have elasticized or drawstring waists with a big flared legs.
Checkout the tutorial to make 5 types of eastern (Salwar) pants – Dhothi pants, plain salwar pants, chudidhar pants, patiala pants
Jodhpur pants
These are pants which are loose till the knees and end in a simulated cuff at the ankles.A different take on Jodhpurs are riding habits worn by the horse riders. They are calf length and ends in a long simulated cuff.
These are trousers with a bib which is attached to the back with two adjustable straps. They are made of very thick material. The bib usually has a pocket or sometimes patch.
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Masons' is the perfect place for a Glamping, Camping and Caravanning Break in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Our site is perfectly situated in the picturesque village of Appletreewick, surrounded by the natural beauty of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
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28S-MET-102 - SAGA: Arab Rural Dwelling 2
28S-MET-102 is a 28S 4Ground model kit, 28S means this kit is highly detailed inside and outside with many pre-painted parts.
This arabic adobe building was a rather large single room dwelling (beyond this size usually a building was sub divided into rooms), but it was still typical of Arabic medieval rural houses, unsurprisingly due to its size, it had an external stairway on the side of the building to better utilise the roof as an open air room. Both Middle Eastern Arabs (Sharq Alawsat Arab) and North African Arabs (Mugh Arib) made dwellings in this style and even today it is not uncommon to find such dwellings with almost nothing changed in the way they have looked since the early Islamic period - other than the addition of an occasional air conditioning unit or satellite dish on the roof or the walls.
Rural Arabs often lived in villages (Kariya) of related families, in such close knit Islamic communities homes often had private walled courtyards for personal modesty. Those that lived on a villages outlying farms (mazaara) could have lived in a dwelling like this one with no need for a walled courtyard for modest family activity as its location was so remote. Farm buildings could be very remote and at some distance from the village but they were still within the recognised boundary (hawta) of the village lands (haram).
In ancient times all Arab tribes were nomadic (badu) but by the middle ages most had become settled (hadhar). In an age when warfare was all about supporting ones kith and kin clan fighting and long held grudges were endemic. Even after the unifying effects of Islam, settled rural communities often had to contend with more than the livestock raids (ghazw) of nomads, or petty warfare with related settled clans over boundary disputes or shared grazing (dirah), sometimes the fight was an all out inter-tribal territorial war (harb). Society was and often still is based around the extended family (bideda) which was part of a collective family clan (qabila) which in itself was one of many related clans in a larger related group/tribe (shaqipa), with its tribal leader (shaikh) more than prepared to bring his whole tribe into any fight he wished to win.
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Our cycling challenges are designed for people of average fitness but you need to be prepared to train! You should start your training several months before your event and try and incorporate regular rides with other methods of training, such as spin classes, swimming or time at the gym to really help build up your fitness and stamina. How you start training for a long distance bike ride depends largely on your present fitness level, age and the amount of cycling you have done in the past. There are various ways to train for your challenge that can be adapted to fit into your personal lifestyle.
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Our client is a leading retail agent in product sourcing. They are looking for Sourcing Director in development for soft goods to join their team.
Our client is a leading retail agent in product sourcing. They are looking for Sourcing Director in development for soft goods to join their team.
Sourcing Director (Garments and all catergories)
Job level | Senior |
Work exp | No work experience |
Education | Bachelor Degree |
Location | Hong Kong |
Employment type | Full Time |
Industry | Retail - Others |
Job function |
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Published On | 07/10/2016 |
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Our client is a leading buying agent in product sourcing and development. To cope with their expansion, they are looking for a Sourcing Director in soft goods to join their team.
- Generate and implement efficient sourcing and category management strategies
- Analyze and calculate costs of procurement and suggest methods to decrease expenditure
- Optimize sourcing procedures to attain maximum efficiency
- Research and anticipate shifts in the negotiating power of suppliers
- Perform cost and scenario analysis, and benchmarking
- Estimate risks and apply risk minimizing techniques
- Determine quantity and timing of deliveries
- Collaborate with other Merchandising Directors to share the best practice & market information to optimize the turnover, cost of goods, and delivery lead time.
- Proven work experience as a senior managment
- Familiarity with sourcing and vendor management and relevant software
- Excellent technical knowledge in sourcing & merchandising in woven, jacket & denim products
- Strong project management and leadership skills
- Comfortable with figures and in collecting, analyzing and interpreting data
- Solid judgment with ability to make good decisions
- BSc degree in supply chain management, logistics or business administration
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I visit here a couple times each month. They have very nice specials like soup and salad or sandwiches. Key Lime pie is an excellent treat.
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Share another experience before you go.I visit here a couple times each month. They have very nice specials like soup and salad or sandwiches. Key Lime pie is an excellent treat.
Had not been here for a year, so tried it this morning. I ordered cheese grits...they arrived without cheese, and eggs benedict. I must say I consider myself a connoisseur of benedicts, as it's one of my favorites and I've had them many eating establishments. They were ok, except that there was an old bitter oil or butter brushed on... More
Went in from Trip Advisor recommendation. So many great sounding menu option. I ended up getting The Rueben and it was on of the tastiest Ruebens I have ever had. Next time I am near I will go out of the way to try more options.
Delicious! Great southern breakfast. The wait is short compared to other breakfast in the area, the service good, and the food excellent. The coffee is hot and good, but try the fish and grits with rye toast for breakfast! It's a large, perfectly fried fish filet with eggs, cheese grits, toast.
I've been to the Beach Diner many times for business and pleasure. It is a staple at the beach. Owned by a wonderful family, the diner has delicious food for reasonable prices. The main thing for summer months is to make sure you have time to wait in line.
The diner is awesome! The food is great, cheap prices, always clean and good service! I've usually gone on Sunday mornings when there is a wait, but I've never waited more than 30 minutes. Highly recommend it!
Good food and a friendly, helpful staff make a great way to start the day. The corned beef hash is canned, but they fry it with onions to make it delicious.
My husband and I we're visiting our daughter and family in south Jacksonville. We looked for a place to eat lunch and saw the good review of Beach Diner. We were in the area so we stopped there for lunch. It was not crowded because it was close to their closing time early afternoon. The place was immaculately clean, the... More
Had the Stuffed Avocado (Ripe Hass Avocado split in half and stuffed with your choice of Chicken, Tuna, or Tabouli Salad served with Fresh Fruit) and the Meatloaf, mashed potatoes and gravy with Lima beans. Top it off with sweet corn bread, Both were two meals each and delicious. Nestled in the quaint surroundings of Jacksonville's San Marco. Excelent eats... More
Recently tried Beach Diner in Mandarin and found a breakfast winner. Number one, clean; two, fresh perfectly-cooked eggs and hot, tasty coffee; three, friendly prompt service and reasonable prices. Will return often!
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A World Heritage Site since 1987, Hadrian's Wall is an astounding feat of engineering. It's the best known and the best preserved frontier of the Roman Empire. When Hadrian's men set out to construct it they were faced with a relentlessly challenging and variable landscape to conquer. Not the fierce torrents of fast rivers, the hard rock of the Whin Sill, nor mile upon mile of rolling hills would defeat them. The Wall is Britain's most impressive and most important Roman monument. Together with the Antonine Wall and the Upper German Raetian Limes, it forms part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site 'Frontiers of the Roman Empire.'
When was Hadrian's Wall built?
On becoming Roman Emperor in 117AD, Hadrian set about making the Empire more secure, separating Roman and Barbarian territories. The most spectacular example of this is the great Wall he ordered his army to build to define the north-west frontier of the Roman Empire. It was a gargantuan task which he came to inspect in AD122 while work was in progress. The Wall sprawled across 73 miles from Wallsend in the east to the Solway Firth in the west. Although the curtain Wall itself finished at the Solway Firth, its forts, milecastles and turrets continued down the Cumbrian coast to Maryport with further forts marking the miles beyond to Ravenglass.
How was Hadrian's Wall built?
It's thought to have taken three legions of infantrymen from the army of Britain around six years to complete the Wall. Each legion was around 5,000 men strong. The legionary soldiers were responsible for major construction tasks like building stone forts and bridges. Extra man-power may have been provided by soldiers from auxiliary regiments recruited from allied and conquered tribes who supported the legions in battle and garrisoned the frontier forts.
What did the finished Wall look like?
Once built, Hadrian's Wall boasted 80 milecastles, numerous observation towers and 17 larger forts. Punctuating every stretch of Wall between the milecastles were two towers so that observation points were created at every third of a mile. Constructed mainly from stone and in parts initially from turf, the Wall was six metres high in places and up to three metres deep. All along the south face of the Wall, if there was no river or crag to provide extra defense, a deep ditch called the Vallum was dug. In some areas the Vallum was dug from solid rock.
What was life like on Hadrian's Wall?
The Wall was an active military line for some 300 years with regiments of men from the auxiliary army's infantry or cavalry manning each fort. Units are thought to have been 500 or 1000 men strong. Camps of people would accompany each unit, although little is known of these communities and they weren't permitted to settle between the Wall and the ditch (or Vallum) that ran along its length. These communities (called Vicus) provided the best of local produce and goods from around the empire so life was rich for soldiers with pay to spend. When the Rome gave up Britain, the Wall's stones were repurposed to build homes and other buildings.
Life and death on Hadrian's Wall
What can you see today?
Visitors can still patrol Hadrian's Wall, which remains standing in many areas. Housesteads is one of the Wall's best-preserved forts with the foundations of a hospital, barracks and flushable loos still visible. At Heddon-on-the-Wall meanwhile, a vast chunk of the frontier still stands, heading east into the busy city of Newcastle, while the ruins of the Roman bridge that traversed the Wall's route across the River Irthing remain.
Interesting and unusual facts about Hadrian's Wall!
Much of what is now Scotland was occupied or controlled by the Romans for over 300 years. Roman armies first invaded this area in the AD70s, some 50 years before Hadrian's Wall was built. Hadrian's Wall itself was abandoned only 25 years after it was built and a new turf and timber wall was constructed on the edge of the Scottish Highlands – the Antonine Wall. After another 25 years Hadrian's Wall was re-established as the frontier line. In the early third century the African Emperor Severus led a vast army north of Hadrian's Wall. He died in York and his sons made a peace with local tribes which lasted for a hundred years. Many of the forts along Hadrian's Wall continued to be occupied into the fifth and sixth centuries AD, long after Roman Imperial rule in Britain had ended.
It's sometimes mistakenly thought that the Wall marks the English/ Scottish border. In fact, Northumberland, England's largest county, lies mainly north of Hadrian's Wall.


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The River Forth (29 miles) long, is the major river draining the eastern part of the central belt of Scotland.
The Forth rises in Loch Ard in the Trossachs, a mountainous area some 30 km (19 miles) west of Stirling. It flows roughly eastward, through Aberfoyle, joining with the Duchray Water and Kelty Water, and out over the flat expanse of the Flanders Moss.
It is then joined by the River Teith (which itself drains Loch Venachar, Loch Lubnaig, Loch Katrine, and Loch Voil) and the River Allan, before meandering through the ancient city of Stirling.
At Stirling the river widens and becomes tidal, and it is here that the last (seasonal) ford of the river exists. From Stirling, the Forth flows east over the Carse of Stirling and past the towns of Cambus (where it is joined by the river Devon), Alloa and Airth. Upon reaching Kincardine the river begins to widen into an estuary, the Firth of Forth.
The Teith
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I just wanted to slip in a link for this book by my friend Shawni and her mom. Mine hasn't arrived yet, but I can bare my testimony that I have read other books by her mom, Linda Eyre, that have been awesome. In fact, when it's time to have that talk with our kids Marc and I pretty much use conversations from her book, How to Talk to Your Child about Sex, verbatim. It has saved our scared little lives!
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Tuscarora Formation
Tuscarora Formation Stratigraphic range: Early Silurian |
Outcrop of Tuscarora Formation in Thickhead Wild Area, Centre County, Pennsylvania
Type | sedimentary |
Sub-units | Castanea Member[1] |
Underlies | Clinton Group |
Overlies | Juniata Formation |
Lithology | |
Primary | quartzarenite (sandstone) |
Other | conglomerate |
Location | |
Region | Appalachian Mountains |
Extent | Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia |
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Named for | Tuscarora Mountain |
Named by | Darton and Taff[2] |
The Silurian Tuscarora Formation — also known as Tuscarora Sandstone or Tuscarora Quartzite — is a mapped bedrock unit in Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, and Virginia, USA.
The Tuscarora is a thin- to thick-bedded fine-grained to coarse-grained orthoquartzite. It is a white to medium-gray or gray-green subgraywacke, sandstone, siltstone and shale, cross-stratified and conglomeratic conglomerate in parts, containing a few shale interbeds.[3][4][5] There is one named member of this formation: Castanea, occurring at the top, leaving the Lower and Middle Tuscarora Formation at the bottom.[6] This formation has been called the "White Medina Sandstone" in West Virginia.
The Tuscarora is a lateral equivalent of the Minsi and Weiders members of the Shawangunk Formation in eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York, and of the Massanutten Formation, a sandstone in Virginia. The Tuscarora and its lateral equivalents are the primary ridge-formers of the Ridge-and-Valley Appalachians in the eastern United States[7] It is typically 935 feet thick in Pennsylvania,[4] and in Maryland varies from 60 feet to 400 feet thick from east to west.[5]
Depositional environment[edit]
The depositional environment of the Tuscarora has always been interpreted as mostly terrestrial or shallow marine deposits resulting in a molasse sequence produced by the Taconic orogeny. It is thought to represent a vast sand shoal along the margin of the Iapetus Ocean.
Ripple marks are seldom found, but do support interpretation as a shallow marine depositional environment.
Relative age dating of the Tuscarora places it in the Lower Silurian period, being deposited between 440 and 417 (±10) million years ago. It rests conformably atop the Juniata Formation and conformably below the Clinton Group in Pennsylvania.[8]
Very few fossils exist in the Tuscarora, and most of them are trace fossils.
At least two hughmilleriid Eurypterids (sea scorpions) have been discovered in the Tuscarora.[9]
Notable exposures[edit]
The Tuscarora Formation is commonly exposed on various ridge crests and in many water gaps in the Ridge and Valley physiographic province of the Appalachians of Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia, particularly along the Wills Mountain Anticline.
In Pennsylvania, the Tuscarora is exposed along US 30 on the north and south sides of the Narrows in central Bedford County, where it is nearly vertical. It is also well-exposed in the core of Jack's Mountain in Jack's Narrows, where the Juniata River cuts through the mountain, just west of Mount Union. The Standing Stone Trail traverses this cut, and many of the "Thousand Steps" here are Tuscarora quartzite.
In Maryland, the National Road (US 40) passes arched Tuscarora sandstone outcrops in the Cumberland Narrows in Allegany County.
In West Virginia, the River Knobs along the North Fork of the South Branch of the Potomac River in Pendleton County include dramatic outcrops of nearly vertical Tuscarora sandstone. Some of the better known of these exposures are Seneca Rocks, Champe Rocks, Judy Rocks, and Nelson Rocks. These cliffs are clearly visible along U.S. Route 33 and West Virginia Routes 28 and 55. North Fork Mountain, to the east of the River Knobs, is a long Ridge and Valley anticline ridge capped by Tuscarora sandstone.
Two of the most complete exposures of the Tuscarora Formation are in two quarries at the crest and south end of Canoe Mountain (Spruce Creek Quadrangle).[1]
Economic uses[edit]
The Tuscarora may have been used as a ganister for making furnace liners in 19th century iron smelting blast furnaces of central Pennsylvania.[6]
The Tuscarora has become very important to the tourism industry of eastern West Virginia, where the formation has many conspicuous outcrops visible from such roads as U.S. Routes 33 and 50 and West Virginia Routes 28 and 55. Tuscarora-capped North Fork Mountain and various Tuscarora cliffs are prominent in scenic views from such sites as Spruce Knob and Dolly Sods.
Seneca Rocks in Pendleton County, West Virginia, has become a world-renowned rock climbing location. It is the only "true peak" (a peak inaccessible except by technical rock climbing techniques) on the East Coast of the United States. Two climbing schools near the outcrop and many other guide services offer guided climbing trips on the 300+ climbing routes on the west-facing cliff. Seneca Rocks is managed by the U.S. Forest Service, and is located within the Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area of the Monongahela National Forest.
The Nelson Rocks Preserve, located near Circleville, West Virginia, is a privately owned and operated nature preserve dedicated to preserving Nelson Rocks and the surrounding environment as a cultural, educational, and recreational resource. The preserve offers a via ferrata climbing trail, one of six in the United States.
See also[edit]
- Big Mountain (Pennsylvania)
- Bald Eagle Mountain
- Brush Mountain
- Germany Valley
- Geology of Pennsylvania
- Massanutten Mountain
- Mount Nittany
- North Fork Mountain
- Tussey Mountain
- River Knobs (West Virginia)
- Seneca Rocks
- Champe Rocks
- Nelson Rocks
- ^ a b Faill, R.T., Glover, A.D., and Way, J.H., 1989, Geology and mineral resources of the Blandburg, Tipton, Altoona, and Bellwood quadrangles, Blair, Cambria, Clearfield and Centre Counties, Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Geological Survey Topographic and Geologic Atlas, 4th series, 86, 209 p., scale 1:24,000 and 1:48,000
- ^ Darton, N.H., and Taff, J.A., 1896, Description of the Piedmont sheet (West Virginia-Maryland): U.S. Geological Survey Geologic Atlas of the United States, Piedmont folio, no. 28, 6 p.
- ^ Berg, T.M., Edmunds, W.E., Geyer, A.R. and others, compilers, (1980). Geologic Map of Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Geologic Survey, Map 1, scale 1:250,000.
- ^ a b Jackson, Margaret S.; Hanley, Peter M. & Sak, Peter B. (2007). "Preliminary Bedrock Geologic Map of the Middle Portion of the Susquehanna River Valley, Cumberland, Dauphin, And Perry Counties, Pennsylvania" (pdf). Open File Report OFBM-07-05.0. Pennsylvania Geological Survey. Retrieved 2008-01-26.
- ^ a b "Geologic Maps of Maryland:". Retrieved 2008-01-26.
- ^ a b Doden, Arnold G. & Gold, David P. (2008). "Bedrock Geologic Map of The Mc Alevys Fort Quadrangle, Huntingdon, Centre, and Mifflin Counties, Pennsylvania" (pdf). Pennsylvania Geological Survey.
- ^ Kempler, Steve (2007-01-19). "Geomorphology : Chapter 2 Plate T-12 : Folded Appalachians". NASA, Goddard Earth Sciences (GES), Data and Information Services Center (DISC). Retrieved 2008-03-16.
The major ridge makers are the Tuscarora (T), Pocono (Po), and Pottsville (Pt) Formations.
- ^ Berg, T.M., et al., (1983). Stratagraphic Correlation Chart of Pennsylvania: G75, Pennsylvania Geologic Survey, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
- ^ Boucot, A.J., Gray, Jane, and Hoskins, D.M., 1994, New hughmilleriid (Eurypterida) occurrence from the Tuscarora Formation, central Pennsylvania, and its environmental interpretation, IN Landing, Ed, ed., Studies in stratigraphy and paleontology in honor of Donald W. Fisher: New York State Museum Bulletin, no. 481, p. 21-23.


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What is a hidden, chronic illness?
A hidden, chronic illness is a longtime/recurring condition or disease whose symptoms aren't apparent to the outside world. Individuals with hidden, chronic illness aren't visually identifiable.
There is a variety of terminology associated with hidden, chronic illness. InvisAbilities uses "hidden, chronic illness", "invisible illness", "invisible disability" and "invisAbility" interchangeably.
Below are some examples of invisible illnesses. Since the realm of invisible illness is so large, this is a non exhaustive list. The purpose of this list is to provide a brief overview of the debilitating symptoms that accompany many hidden, chronic illnesses.
Addison's Disease
A condition where the adrenal glands don't produce enough hormones. Changes in blood pressure or heart rate, chronic diarrhea, fatigue, salt craving, weakness.Adrenoleukodystrophy
Closely related inherited disorders that disrupt the metabolism of very long chain fatty acids. Changes in muscle tone, hearing loss, hyperactivity, seizures.Allergic Reactions
An immune system reaction that occurs soon after ingesting a specific food/drug or receiving an insect bite. Abdominal pain/cramping, anxiety, diarrhea, difficulty breathing, light-headedness, itchiness.Anaphylaxis
A life-threatening allergic reaction. Abdominal pain/cramping, anxiety, diarrhea, difficulty breathing, light-headedness, itchiness.Ankylosing Spondylitis
A long term disease that causes inflammation of the joints and spinal bones. Loss of appetite, pain, stiffness, weight loss.Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
Final stage of HIV disease that attacks the immune system. Chill, fever, swollen lymph glands, weakness, weight loss.Arachnoiditis
A condition where the arachnoid lining around the nerves becomes inflamed. Bladder dysfunction, stinging pain, tingling.Autoimmune Hepatitis
An illness where the body's immune cells attack the liver and cause inflammation. Abdominal distension, dark urine, fatigue, itchiness.Bursitis
Inflammation of the bursa (fluid filled sack between tendons and skin or tendons and bone). Joint pain and tenderness, stiffness and swelling.Cancer
A disease where there is uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in the body (e.g. Breast, thyroid, prostate). Pain, chills, fatigue, fever, weight loss.Celiac Disease
A reaction from eating gluten damages the small intestine and prevents proper absorption of nutrients. Abdominal pain, constipation, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting.Colitis
A form of inflammatory bowel disease, causing inflammation of the large intestine. Abdominal bloating, bloody stool, chills, dehydration, diarrhea.Crohn's Disease
A form of inflammatory bowel disease, causing inflammation of the lining of the digestive tract. Abdominal pain, constipation, fatigue, rectal bleeding, liver inflammation, weight loss.Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
A disorder characterized by extreme fatigue that can't be explained by any underlying medical condition; fatigue does not improve with rest. Fatigue, memory loss, sore throat, headache, muscle ache.Chronic Kidney Disease
Gradual loss of kidney function. General ill feeling, general itching, fatigue, headache, nausea.Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
Breathing difficulties due to either chronic bronchitis, or emphysema. Cough, fatigue, respiratory illness, shortness of breath. Chronic Prostatitis (or Chronic Pelvic Pain) Swelling and inflammation of the prostate gland, a walnut-sized gland located directly below the bladder in men Painful orgasms, frequent, urgent and painful urination, pain in the abdomen, groin or lower back and the area between the scrotum and the rectum, discomfort of the penis or testiclesChronic Thyroiditis
Inflammation and swelling of the thyroid gland that reduces thyroid function. Difficulty concentrating, dry skin, fatigue, enlarged neck.Cystic Fibrosis
Genetic illness with build up of thick mucus in body especially in the lungs and digestive tract. Belly pain from severe constipation, difficulty breathing, fatigue, nasal congestion, weight loss. Dercum's Disease A condition characterized by multiple, painful liopmas (lumps). Chronic pain in the adipose tissues, fatigue, weakness, joint and muscle aches, rapid heartbeat, sleep disturbances, diabetes. Depression A mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness, hopelessness and and worthlessness; triggers vary but may include biological/genetic factors, hormones, life events etc. Fatigue, aches and pains, weight gain/loss, increase decrease in sleep, anxiety, decreased sexual desire, difficulty focusing.Diabetes
A chronic disease where there are high levels of sugar in the blood. Blurry vision, excessive thirst, fatigue, frequent urination.Endometriosis
A painful disorder in which tissue that normally lines the inside of the uterus (the endometrium) grows outside the uterus. Painful periods, pelvic pain, excessive bleeding, pain with urination, bowel movements and intercourse, infertility.Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
A group of disorders characterized by loose joints and hyper-elastic skin. Early arthritis, joint dislocation, poor wound healing.Epilepsy
A disorder that results from surges in electrical signals inside the brain. Temporary confusion, staring spell, uncontrollable jerking movements, loss of consciousness.Fibromyalgia
A chronic syndrome of body-wide pain and tenderness. Concentration problems, migraine headaches, pain.Glomerulonephritis
A kidney disease that damages the areas that filter waste from the blood. Bloody or foamy urine, fever, joint aches.Interstitial cystitis
Chronic inflammation of the bladder wall. Pain during intercourse, urinary discomfort, urinary frequency and urinary urgency.Human immunodeficiency virus infection (HIV)
A condition that gradually destroys the immune system. Fatigue, fever, headache, muscle stiffness, sore throat, swollen lymph glands.Hyperparathyroidism
An endocrine disorder where too much parathyroid hormone is produced. Back pain, blurred vision, fatigue, nausea.Hypoparathyroidism
An endocrine disorder where not enough parathyroid hormone is produced. Abdominal pain, cataracts, seizures, tingling.Hyperthyroidism
A condition where the thyroid overproduces thyroid hormone. Difficulty concentrating, increase appetite, increased sweating, restlessness.Hypothyroidism
A condition where the thyroid under produces thyroid hormone. Depression, fatigue, pain, sensitivity to cold, weakness.Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
A disorder that affects the large intestine (colon), but does not cause permanent damage. Abdominal pain and cramping, bloating, gas, diarrhea or constipation, mucus in stool.Lupus
An autoimmune disease that may affect skin, joints, kidneys, brain, and other organs due to the immune system attacking healthy tissue, causing inflammation. Fatigue, fever, joint pain, mouth sores, sensitivity to sun, swollen lymph nodes, memory loss, malar rash.McArdle syndrome
The inability to breakdown glycogen. Burgundy-coloured urine, fatigue, muscle cramps, pain, stiffness, and weakness.Migraine
A severe form of headache, typically causing intense throbbing or pulsing in a concentrated area. Nausea, vomiting, numbness, blurry or splotchy vision, sensitivity to light and sound.Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
A condition attributed to exposure to low levels of chemicals (e.g. smoke, pesticides, plastics, synthetic fabrics, scented products, petroleum products and paints). Headache, migraine, poor memory, sore throat, vomiting, fatigue, sensitivity to light and sound.Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
An autoimmune disease that causes demyelination in the brain and spinal cord. Decreased attention span, dizziness, double vision, fatigue, numbness, tingling.Myelofibrosis
Bone marrow disorder where marrow is replaced with scar tissue. Bone pain, fever, easy bruising and bleeding, fatigue, enlarged spleen and liver, night sweats.Narcolepsy
A chronic sleep disorder characterized by overwhelming daytime drowsiness and sudden attacks of sleep. Falling asleep without warning (anywhere, anytime), loss of muscle tone, sleep paralysis, hallucinations.Obstructive Sleep Apnea
A condition where pauses in breathing occur during sleep. Forgetfulness, irritability, excessive daytime sleepiness.Optic Neuritis
Inflammation of the optic nerve. Loss of vision, pain with eye movement.Polymyositis
A skeletal muscle inflammatory disease. Difficulty swallowing, muscle pain and weakness, shortness of breath.Pulmonary Hypertension
Abnormally high blood pressure in the arteries of the lungs. Chest pain, dizziness, fainting spells, fatigue, weakness.Rheumatoid Arthritis
An autoimmune disease causing inflammation in the joints. Fatigue, loss of range of motion, pain, stiffness.Scleroderma
An autoimmune disease that attacks healthy body tissues such as skin, blood vessels, muscles, and internal organs. Constipation, joint pain, hardening of skin.Sickle Cell Anemia
A disease in which red blood cells are abnormally crescent shaped. Bone pain, breathlessness, fever, rapid heart rate.


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Bombshell: Obama rules employers can't dump workers into health care exchanges
Liberals want government in control.
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It figures the Obama administration would wait for a three-day weekend to announce its latest executive rule change to Obamacare (aka the "law of the land").
This one is a doozy. The implications are so far-reaching that the official White House newspaper, the New York Times, buried the story by Robert Pear on page A12 of the New York edition. Here's the gist of it:
Many employers had thought they could shift health costs to the government by sending their employees to a health insurance exchange with a tax-free contribution of cash to help pay premiums, but the Obama administration has squelched the idea in a new ruling. Such arrangements do not satisfy the health care law, the administration said, and employers may be subject to a tax penalty of $100 a day — or $36,500 a year — for each employee who goes into the individual marketplace.
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Monday, February 4, 2013
I haven't done one of these in a while
In conclusion, continue boycotting NCSoft. We're making the bastards hurt, but we won't stop unless they release the IP or go bankrupt.
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- Brian ShieldsFebruary 15, 2013 at 5:38 PM
It's extremely unfortunate that NCSoft has a "salt the earth" pattern with shutdown games. they did it to Auto Assault, they did it to Dungeon Runners, so on and so forth. Especially with the release of Guild Wars 2, I'm half surprised Guild Wars is still up and running.
One of the problems with NCSoft releasing the IP is that if someone else buys it up and is *successful*, that means NCSoft could have made more money, but were apparently incompetent. Their shareholders would say, "They made money with your old product, why couldn't you make money with it?" (That said, CoH was still profitable at the time of its shutdown, it was simply their *least* profitable title.)
Hell, Mercedes Lackey came forward and drafted the letter we sent to Disney to try and convince them to buy up CoH from NCSoft. If anybody could convince NCSoft to give up the IP, it would be The Mouse. And if we the players had any chance to get The Mouse to take action, getting a big-name bestselling author to write the letter was it.
Now all the playerbase has left is the backup plan's backup plan's backup plan: building an MMO in the spirit of CoH from scratch without actually using any of the CoH IP. Support the Phoenix Project at http://missingworldsmedia.com/
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Carl Alberg designed boats to go to sea. Most of his designs are still out there sailing around the world, a testament to overall thought process that went into the term "world cruiser". "Silk Purse" is a true ready to go world cruiser. Purchased by its present owner in 2012, it went through a complete professional restoration which included but, not limited to: stripping the entire deck off all the hardware and wood, stripping the bottom and barrier coating, fairing and painting of the topside hull in rich royal blue with white stripes, painting of the deck and rebedding of all the hardware, all new brass portlights with screens, all exterior wood received 13 coats of marine varnish and a brand new full custom winter cover. A true yachtsman's boat with comfort and safety in mind; "Silk Purse" is reluctantly offered for sale due to a family health issue and change in the owners plans. Located at our Buffalo, NY marina, well below replacement value, probably the nicest Alberg 37 on the current market;
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If Queensland agriculture is your interest, the Rural Press Club (RPC) of Queensland is interested in you. RPC Queensland is a dynamic association of rural media, public relations, agriculture, business and government groups. It's the essential forum to expand your professional networks, reach people of influence and outrun the herd on agricultural news, people and trends. Rub shoulders with the influencers in Queensland agriculture at the Club's monthly events in Brisbane and around the State. Leave with fresh ideas and new connections. These popular monthly functions are a highlight of the Club's calendar. They feature engaging expert speakers who put the spotlight on the important topics that matter to the people and industries of rural Queensland. The Club also supports and promotes the profession of rural journalism through its annual rural media awards, Rural Journalism Hall of Fame and other initiatives. You can also follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Linked In and YouTube |
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At the Rural Press Club February Lunch, we welcomed the Hon. Simon Crean, Chairman of the Australian Livestock Exporters Council, to discuss Australia's place in the global livestock trade. We also had the opportunity at this lunch to present certificates to the 2017 Rural Media Award Winners.
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This post continues our set of case studies. In addition to previous cases on designing logo and working out user experience and user interface, we would like to present the one on animation design.
Nowadays animation has a lot of various functions from highly practical to purely decorative ones. The animation we are analyzing this time is thematically decorative. This is the piece of motion graphics developed by our animation guru Kirill as a rebound on Easter and spring icons created by Arthur Avakyan.
Animation based on Easter icons
The set of Easter and spring icons by Arthur Avakyan
As well as the icons, the animation piece is the product uniquely created by Tubik Studio at all the stages.
Kirill and Arthur Avakyan working together on animation of original images
Creating a piece of animation applying specified tools with the aim of promoting the icons set.
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe After Effects
The idea of the animated shot was based on the set of Easter icons by Arthur Avakyan.
Inspired by their style, the designer for Tubik Studio Kirill decided to choose two of them as the material for a motion design sample. The work had not only decorative and entertaining, but also promotional aims as it was going to become the animated versions to present the icons as the product for buyers. Somehow, it was not the usual work as the designer wanted to combine the idea with practising the Shape tool of Adobe After Effects.
It should be mentioned that earlier the animations for the studio works were created in Adobe After Effects through the traditional way of splitting up the image into separate elements and than manipulating them in After Effects. Despite a lot of positive features, this way of processing images for motion graphics has an important practical disadvantage for complex projects: the elements, which are being manipulated, are raster and therefore they are badly sensitive to changes of the shape and/or size.
Splitting the original images on raster elements for manipulation in Adobe After Effects
So, this shot became a kind of an experiment because the designer made it the first serious work using the After Effects tool called Shape. This tool is highly functional and allows to change shapes and transform images and elements in a smooth and fine way with the opportunities of sophisticated adjustment.
Kirill concentrated on creating animation
Processing the images to create the animated shot
One more essential thing about Shape is that it makes possible to create a dynamic shadow which is natural, lively and corresponds to the movements of the objects. This can be seen in the animation presented. This time work with a dynamic shadow was much simpler due to the Shape tool. It provides designers with higher level of functional abilities for creating more complicated and interesting motion graphic works.
Creating dynamic shadow makes animation lively
Easter piece of animation was the first work fully based on After Effects Shape and this shot gave the designer a chance to feel all its advantages. Since then, Kirill has been actively applying Shape working with animation for interfaces which nowadays is included into the list of top practically useful motion graphics.
Major benefits of the Shape tool to be mentioned are the following:
— it gives more additional features than PNG
— it provides automatic processing and adjustment of changes during manipulations with an image
— it gives significantly smaller size of the final file and that feature makes it highly attractive for work with customers while sending the files
— it creates one and the single file without tying it up to the elements as in PNG.
Processing images for motion design is always creative and full of thorough work on details and nuances. Thus, tools and features providing a motion designer with opportunities to process images faster not losing in efficiency are always highly appreciated by designers. So, they obviously have to be the subject of consideration for developers of designing software. And no doubt, that is all fair to say about the Shape tool of After Effects.
Welcome to see other works by Kirill on Dribbble
Welcome to see other works by Arthur Avakyan on Dribbble and Behance
Welcome to see other works by Tubik Studio on Dribbble and Behance
Welcome to see the Easter Icons Pack by Tubik Studio on Creative Market and Envato


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Things are still very green around here, however, I do feel that a change is upon us and leaves and ruddy colors will be coming our way. I happened to fall in love with this sweet gal named Rosie, who belongs to this lovely lady. Inspired to capture her optimism in a water color, I was rather pleased with the end results. Getting away from the black line and letting graphite lead my way and then building the watercolor seemed freeing. The entire time I worked, I felt Rosie's eyes gazing upon me and her sweet tongue licking my legs.
I just had to share this here on my old blog and in hopes that those of you who think I might have vanished have indeed not. I have a new blog on wordpress which is making me feel rather inadequate.
Loading things up seems to always be a challenge for me. I would be grateful for a bit of support if anyone has mastered word press. You can certainly leave a comment here or there or anywhere.
Friday, September 20, 2013
Hello Rosie
5 comments:
- ArchitectDesign™ said...
another blog? how did I miss this? Rosie is a DARLING!
- September 20, 2013 at 9:51 AM
- Sandy at You May Be Wandering said...
Hi Patricia! What an adorable illustration of Rosie!
Have you thought about coming back to Blogger? I have spent some time playing around with WordPress and I find it very user-unfriendly. I wish I could help you but based on my own experience I decided to stay on Blogger! Why did you switch over?
I follow you on both platforms so I never miss one of your posts! Have a lovely weekend! xoxo - September 20, 2013 at 9:51 AM
- Jennifer C. Webb said...
oh Rosie, she is beautiful....very painterly.
- September 20, 2013 at 12:53 PM
- MJH Design Arts said...
Have been busy being "morning mom" that I have missed so many posts. Love Rosie. xoxo
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Such a cute little doggie.
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Girls Inc of Pinellas is proud to announce a new partnership with Bright House Networks to help promote Bright Ideas STEM.
Bright Ideas STEM originates from Today's Youth, their multi-state competition where students dream up the coolest inventions to make their own life, community or even the world, more awesome… and show how STEM – that's science, technology, engineering and math – can bring their idea to life!
- Last year, 123 students completed entries, more than 1,600 online votes were cast, and 66 organizations throughout the country helped Bright House Networks share the program in their communities.
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2013-14 News
June 05, 2014Coaches, Student-Athletes Take Part in Women's Coaching Symposium On June 2-3, Drew University hosted female coaches and student-athletes from Landmark Conference member institutions for the Landmark's inaugural Women's Coaching Symposium.
June 04, 2014Susquehanna Ranked 105th in Learfield Director's Cup Standings Susquehanna University finished 105th in the final 2013-14 Division III Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings, released Wednesday.
May 20, 2014Susquehanna Wins 2013-14 Landmark Conference President's Cup For the second time in three years and third in the last seven, Susquehanna University has won the Landmark Conference President's Cup.
May 19, 2014Cannady Named Outstanding Senior Woman of the Year Susquehanna senior women's basketball player Candence "CC" Cannady was named Outstanding Senior Woman of the Year for Susquehanna University's Class of 2014.
May 06, 2014Kristen Venne '99 Marcinko Inducted into MAC Hall of Fame Former Susquehanna standout Kristen Venne '99 Marcinko will be inducted into the 2014 MAC Hall of Fame announced on Tuesday.
April 08, 2014Susquehanna Honors Academics at Division III Luncheon On Tuesday, April 8, the Susquehanna SAAC hosted a luncheon with President Jay Lemons as a way to recognize student-athletes for their academic achievements.
April 07, 2014Susquehanna, Landmark Conference Celebrate DIII Week Over the last several weeks, student-athletes from across the Landmark have been asked to share their #whyd3 stories. The hashtag, #whyd3, originated a few years ago and continues to be used as supporters of NCAA Division III champion the cause on social media.
March 18, 2014Susquehanna Second in Landmark Conference President's Cup Susquehanna University stands in second place in the most updated Landmark Conference President's Cup standings.
March 12, 2014Landmark Conference Releases Winter All-Sportsmanship Teams The Landmark Conference has announced the members of its 2013-14 Winter All-Sportsmanship Teams.
March 11, 2014Landmark Conference Announces Winter Academic Honor Roll The Landmark Conference has announced the 2013-14 Winter Academic Honor Roll and Susquehanna boasts 53 student-athletes on the list.
March 05, 2014Women's Basketball Sees Two Earn All-Conference Honors A pair of Susquehanna guards earned All-Landmark Conference honors as senior Mariah Monahan and freshman Nikki Komara were named First and Second-Team All-Landmark Conference, respectively.
February 28, 2014Komara, Weidlich Named February Rookies of the Month Both basketball teams are represented as the Pepsi/SAAC February Rookies of the Month as freshmen Nikki Komara and Steven Weidlich have been honored.
February 22, 2014Crusader Women Wrap Up Season with Win at USMMA The Susquehanna women's basketball team ended the 2013-14 season on a high note, defeating the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy 80-68 on Saturday afternoon in King's Point.
February 19, 2014Tough League Loss for SU Women Unfortunately for the Susquehanna women's basketball team, an eight-point halftime lead did not hold up as SU dropped a 72-69 road decision to rival Juniata on Wednesday night in Huntingdon.
February 15, 2014Women Hang Tough in Senior Day Loss to Moravian There were six lead changes and the Susquehanna women's basketball team held a four-point advantage with 15 minutes to play but ultimately did not have enough to hand visiting Moravian a loss as SU fell 76-65 on Senior Day for the Crusaders.
February 13, 2014Annual Pepsi Day Set for Feb. 15 The Susquehanna University Athletic Department has announced its annual "Orange Crush"/Pepsi Day 2014 will take place Saturday, Feb. 15 in conjunction with a home men's and women's Landmark Conference doubleheader.
February 12, 2014SU Women Nearly Pull Off Upset of Catholic Up by one with 7:33 to play, the Susquehanna women's basketball team was in prime position to pull off the upset of visiting Catholic University but fell just short in an eventual 71-63 loss to the Cardinals.
February 08, 2014Crusader Women Struggle Against Scranton A dominant Scranton team was too much for the Susquehanna women's basketball to handle as the Crusaders fell 69-40 in Saturday's Landmark Conference game.
February 05, 2014Solid All-Around Effort Guides Women's Hoops to Victory Four players in double figures, including two double-doubles, helped lead the Susquehanna women's basketball team to a 69-52 Landmark Conference victory over visiting Goucher College on Wednesday night.
February 01, 2014SU Women Dominate Drew Freshman Nikki Komara recorded her fifth double-double of the season as the Susquehanna women's basketball team defeated Drew 62-43 in Landmark Conference action on Saturday afternoon.
January 31, 2014Catching Up With...Nikki Komara This week, the Susquehanna Athletics Communications office "catches up with" freshman Nikki Komara, who is second the women's basketball team with 12.1 ppg and leads the Crusaders with 6.8 rpg. SU hosts Drew on Saturday in a key Landmark Conference game at 4 p.m.
January 29, 2014Crusader Women Ground the Eagles in Conference Victory The Susquehanna women's basketball team led from start to finish in its 66-60 victory over visiting Landmark Conference foe Juniata to open a three-game homestand on a high note.
January 27, 2014Crumrine, Monahan Named Pepsi/SAAC Super Crusaders Men's swimming and women's basketball are represented as freshman Bill Crumrine and senior Mariah Monahan have been named the Pepsi/SAAC Super Crusaders for the period ending Jan. 26.
January 25, 2014Crusaders Battle Moravian but Fall in Closing Minutes A back-and-forth game between the Susquehanna and Moravian women's basketball teams ended in a 67-65 victory for the Greyhounds in a Landmark Conference matchup.
January 22, 2014SU Women Fall at Catholic Junior Jonaida Williams scored a game-high 20 points on Wednesday evening but the Susquehanna women's basketball team fell at Catholic 75-66 in Landmark Conference action.
January 20, 2014Komara, Weidlich Named Pepsi/SAAC Super Crusaders Both basketball teams are represented as this week's Pepsi/SAAC Super Crusaders as freshmen Nikki Komara and Steven Weidlich have been selected for the period ending Jan. 19.
January 18, 2014Crusader Women Take Down Merchant Marine The Susquehanna women's basketball team picked up a critical Landmark Conference victory with a 73-57 home win over Merchant Marine Academy on Saturday evening.
January 15, 2014Women's Hoops Takes Down Goucher for First Landmark Win The Susquehanna women's basketball team earned its first Landmark Conference win of 2013-14 on Wednesday night by defeating Goucher 62-50 at the Decker Sports & Rec Center.
January 11, 2014Women See Late Lead Disappear versus Drew Leading by three with just 2:32 remaining in the game, the Susquehanna women's basketball team watched that lead slipped away as Drew University came out on the winning side of a 62-58 Landmark Conference decision.
January 08, 2014Crusader Women Triumphant Over Visiting Monarchs The Susquehanna women's basketball team defeated visiting King's College 79-68 on Wednesday night in what marked the program's first win over the Monarchs since 1996 and the final non-conference, regular season game of the season.
January 07, 2014Komara, Weidlich Named December Rookies of the Month Both basketball programs are represented as the Pepsi/SAAC Rookies of the Month for December as freshmen Nikki Komara and Steven Weidlich have been selected.
January 06, 2014Crusader Women Grab Big Win at Baptist Bible The Susquehanna women's basketball team led from start to finish in its 55-20 victory at Baptist Bible on Monday night.
January 02, 2014Crusader Women Fall to Lebanon Valley Despite a strong start, the Susquehanna women's basketball team could not hold on against Lebanon Valley, dropping a 68-42 decision on a snowy Thursday night in Annville.
December 30, 2013Crusaders Win Hoops for Hounds Tournament It came down to the final possessions of the game, but the Susquehanna women's basketball team prevailed 58-54 over Lycoming in the championship game of the Warriors' Hoops for Hounds Tournament on Monday afternoon.
December 29, 2013Women's Hoops Advances to Tournament Championship The Susquehanna women's basketball team was back on the court for the first time since Dec. 17 and defeated Richard Stockton 66-61 on the opening night of the Hoops for Hounds Tournament, hosted by Lycoming College.
December 17, 2013Crusader Women's Basketball Falls at Home to Virginia Wesleyan Despite trailing by only eight points late in the second half, the Susquehanna women's basketball team could not come all the way back against visiting Virginia Wesleyan and fell 63-52.
December 07, 2013Conference Opener Unkind to Women's Basketball Despite holding a one-point lead midway through the first half, the Susquehanna women's basketball team could not stop the University of Scranton on Saturday, falling to the Lady Royals 79-61 in the 2013-14 Landmark Conference opener for both teams.
November 24, 2013Susquehanna Suffers Championship Game Loss to Oberlin The Susquehanna women's basketball team could not overcome a fast start from Oberlin in the championship game of the Pepsi Tip-Off Tournament and ultimately fell 76-39 on Sunday afternoon.
November 23, 2013Crusader Women Earn Easy Bid to Championship Game A dominant 72-48 win by the Susquehanna women's basketball team over visiting City College of New York earned the Crusaders a spot in Sunday's championship game in the 25th-Annual Pepsi Tip-Off Tournament.
November 20, 2013Crusader Women's Basketball Falls in 2013 Home Opener The Susquehanna women's basketball team could not keep the momentum going from a 44-point season-opening win last Saturday, falling to Elizabethtown 57-41 on Wednesday night in the Crusaders' home opener.


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From 1998/99, the recently opened Galerie Jérôme de Noirmont launched several joint projects for monumental sculptures as part of the Millennium celebrations : Brigitte Nahon's Le Passage, a key installation from the exhibition Les Champs de la Sculpture in 1999 on the Champs-Elysées in Paris;
David Mach's Spaceman, a huge sculpture of hangers on display in the Palais Royal gardens in Paris in 2000; the most colossal creation, Jeff Koons's Split-Rocker with live flowering plants, the highlight of the major exhibition La Beauté in Avignon in May 2000 and the artist's most monumental work to date.
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