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Hello wood crafting friends! Its Krystal from Sassy Sanctuary here and I am SO excited to share my project with you today! I know I've said it before, but I love WYLTC! Each month it pushes me to create something that I never would have otherwise. Some of my most prized creations (besides my children) are WYLTC projects. But I think this one is my all time favorite.
When the Crafty Sisters first shared this month's project I was so excited. I loved the idea of an advent tree, but the last thing my kids need in October is more candy. I also had been brainstorming ideas on how to display pictures of Halloween's past so I knew I would kill two birds with one stone and create a count down tree with a photo display.
Ready to see it?
I just love it!
The base is magnetic so I can change out the number tiles while we count down to the big day. And the tree itself hangs little pictures of my kiddos in their costumes. So cute! I just love looking back on all those fun memories!
Time to break out that magnetic primer I've been promising myself I'd use again! I did a liberal (you want it thick!) application of the primer and let that dry. Sand it smooth.
Finish it off by using vinyl (or paint) to add your text and numbers. I cut white vinyl using my beloved silhouette. Oh, and add magnets to the number tiles of course!
Then just hang your pictures and enjoy! I used little picture pendant from the jewlery section of the craft store for my mini frames.
Everything is cuter in miniature! I put nine frames on so I had room to grow and just filled the empty frames with scrapbook paper.
I love it!
But I've already said that. :)
Thanks for the inspiration everyone! This week has been amazing. You ladies always blow me away. I can't wait to see all the great Halloween wood crafts the rest of you are going to share! See ya soon!
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Han: Hey, how come he got a cape and I'm stuck with this painted-on Members Only jacket?
Leia: Does this look okay to you?
Lando: Uh, it's a hairy mole
Leia: Yeah, but it's in the shape of Darth Vader's head
Lando: Oh no, you have a Sidious-Transmitted Disease!
Han: I need to go get checked out. See ya, babe...
Han: Mine heart-strings have been plucked!, Lando's wearing a thong!
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Leia: "This is the hand I eat pizza with."
Lando: "*snif* Mmm...yes...pepperoni and anchovies..."
Han: "How can you smell her hands without a nose?"
Lando: "Here, Leia, pull my finge-- ARGH! MY BACK JUST WENT OUT!"
Leia: "KNEEL BEFORE ZOD!"
Han: "Uh, wrong franchise, Princess."
Lando: //sniff sniff........ PeeeeeeeeeeeUUUUUUUUUU. Where's that hand been?
Ow! Stop kicking me everytime I kiss her hand, Han!
You say there's a diamond in this ring, huh?
You're right! You have a strange tattoo on your hand saying "Made in China". Wonder where that is...
Lando: "You have a marvelously flat chest, my dear."
Pull your finger? What finger? Aw heck, your hand came off!
Ah, my butt is sore, I slept on a lego brick all of last night...
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Ah, my butt is sore, I slept on a lego brick all of last night...
Lando: Ah, my butt is sore... watch, I can pull a blaster out of my butt!
Han: I think you're taking the idea of hidden cargo compartments a little too far.
You know, some of us could make some money off this somehow...
Lando: "Leia, you're quite lovely. I like a woman made of cylinders and planar geometric tiles."
Han (stern voice): "Get off my plane."
SkekTek wrote:You know, some of us could make some money off this somehow...
...did someone say money?
Lando: "Nice buns you got there, Leia."
Leia: //smack
Lando: "Ow! I was talking about your hair!"
Leia: "Then why are you looking down there?"
Lando: It's good to see you, sweetheart.
Leia: You contemptible pig! I remained celibate for you. I stood at the back of a cathedral, waiting, in celibacy, for you, with three hundred friends and relatives in attendance. My uncle hired the best Romanian caterers in the state. To obtain the seven limousines for the wedding party, my father used up his last favor with Mad Pete Trullo. So for me, for my mother, my grandmother, my father, my uncle, and for the common good, I must now kill you, and your brother.
[Lando falls to his knees]
Lando: Oh, please, don't kill us. Please, please don't kill us. You know I love you baby. I wouldn't leave ya. It wasn't my fault.
Leia: You miserable slug! You think you can talk your way out of this? You betrayed me.
Lando: No I didn't. Honest... I ran out of gas. I, I had a flat tire. I didn't have enough money for cab fare. My tux didn't come back from the cleaners. An old friend came in from out of town. Someone stole my car. There was an earthquake. A terrible flood. Locusts. IT WASN'T MY FAULT, I SWEAR TO GOD.
[Han covers his head in anticipation of more gunfire, Lando removes his sunglasses to make a wordless appeal, and Leia visibly softens]
Leia: Oh, Lando... Lando, honey...
[Lando embraces Leia and they kiss]
Lando: [to Han] Let's go.
[He drops Leia and walks off]
Han: [to Leia as he steps past her] Take it easy.
The big pause suggests we need a new picture. VOILA!!!
Eww.... you smell. Take a bath.
This flight is really bumpy. I don't feel well...
I don't care what my master says, this does make me look fat.
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No, I wasn't playing in the laundry. What makes you say that?
Miss Beasley's life continued, but she lived with the constant sadness and regret due to her inability to play sock puppets.
Martha was real tired after her first weekend with the new triplets. She accidentally started dressing the dog.
Airsick bags for pampered pooches
Mom! Candy the dog has been reading my Dr. Seuss books again.
NOW my nose is warm!
Today's Alaskan Minihuskies support the Susan G Komen foundation for dog breast cancer research
Mmmm rjkfaljafjkb amfkljaopiejamnklbnoiual yoiunop!
Oh, I thought it said insert nose!
How come the freakin' cat don't get a feed bag?
Owner:Who's a pretty puppy? Who? Huh? Who's a pretty puppy?
Dog: Tonight when you sleep........you will DIE!!!!!!!!!!!
I stole this bootie from kenney9226's leap year entry this week.
Uh oh, I think Froofie is telling us Gramps has left the bathroom door open again...
Move over rover...let's turn the page. Heeere, No1...
Let's get the obvious one out of the way: Daaaaaang... Those are niiiiiiice....
Woman: "Here's a present from your men, sir."
Man: "That appears to be ribbed for your pleasure."
Woman: "Not mine, sir. Your men's. Want me to tell you which of your body parts they want me to stick it in?"
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"I whip up this cool, creamy, light dessert in the morning so my family can enjoy it after dinner on warm summer evenings. With only six ingredients, it couldn't be easier!" --Janine Wich of Farmingdale, New York
- 1 can (15 ounces) sliced peaches in extra-light syrup
- 1/4 cup cold water
- 1 envelope unflavored gelatin
- 1 package (8 ounces) reduced-fat cream cheese, cubed
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 graham cracker crust (9 inches)
- Drain peaches, reserving syrup; set peaches aside. In a small saucepan, combine water and reserved syrup; sprinkle with gelatin. Let stand for 1 minute. Heat over low heat, stirring until gelatin is completely dissolved, about 2 minutes. Cool slightly.
- Transfer to a food processor. Add the peaches, cream cheese and sugar; cover and process until smooth. Pour into crust. Chill until set. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Peach Cheese Pie in Light & Tasty June/July 2007, p19
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Reviewed Aug. 13, 2014
"It is easy to make, but if you are looking for an impressive bona fide cheesecake, this is not it."
Reviewed Sep. 1, 2013
"what a mess!"
Reviewed Jul. 13, 2012
"I made this with fresh peaches and used 1/2 cup of water to substitute for the syrup. It was amazing! Perfect for my dad too because he loves cheesecake but is diabetic. Would make again and most likely will."
Reviewed Aug. 2, 2011
"I am going to try this with fresh peaches as they are just coming into season. Sounds very good."
Reviewed Jul. 25, 2011
"I fattened this recipe up by using regular cream cheese and peaches in heavy syrup. I put the filling in mini-graham cracker shells and piped coolwhip on top of them. Everyone loves having their own little pie!"
Reviewed Aug. 20, 2009
"Amazing! Not only light and tasty but was super quick to make. Hubby loved it."


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Where Would Google Drill?
Where Would Google Drill?
Eric Schmidt, CEO, Google
Would "Drill, Baby, Drill" be part of Google's vision for green energy? Yes, but not drilling for oil. CEO Schmidt says punching down into the Earth to capture natural and clean geothermal energy could help move the United States away from its dependence on petroleum. Google's new energy plan also calls for a bold move into solar and wind power. It would cost $2.7 trillion through 2030. However, Schmidt says it would generate $2.1 trillion in energy savings. It would also create hundreds of thousands of jobs. And help fight global warming.
This program was recorded in front of a live audience on October 1, 2008


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A geodesist remembers Paul Dirac's visit to the University of Hawaii Lunar Laser Ranging Observatory
William E. Carter
In 1975 I was a relatively new research associate at the University of Hawaii Institute for Astronomy. One August morning I was working at my desk at the institute's Waiakoa office, which sits about 2,500 feet above sea level, in the Kula district on the north slope of Mount Haleakala, Maui. My phone rang. The speaker informed me that she was calling on behalf of P. A. M. Dirac, professor of physics at Florida State University in Tallahassee. Professor Dirac and his wife, Margit, were going to be passing through Hawaii on a trip to Australia. Dirac had read a recent article about our lunar laser ranging (LLR) observatory, part of the NASA Lunar Ranging Experiment (LURE), and would like to visit us. It never crossed my mind that the caller was talking about the renowned British physicist who had shared the Nobel Prize in Physics with Erwin Schrödinger in 1933, years before my birth, "for the discovery of new productive forms of atomic theory."
Later that morning I mentioned the call to Don Landman, the senior solar physicist on the Maui staff, and was surprised by his immediate excitement at the prospect of meeting Dirac. I quickly got to a phone and relayed the news to John Jefferies, our director. John was obviously pleased, and instructed me to spare no effort to make the Diracs' visit to Maui as pleasant as possible.
On the day the Diracs were scheduled to arrive, my wife, Marilyn, accompanied me to the airport to meet them. Despite never having seen pictures of them, we had no difficulty in recognizing the two among the throngs of Canadian and American tourists. He was wearing a wool tweed jacket, wool sweater vest, long- sleeve dress shirt and tie, carrying a well-worn briefcase, and had a rather battered raincoat thrown over one shoulder. Margit Dirac also defied the category of tourist in paradise; she wore her raincoat buttoned up the front and belted tightly about her waist. Marilyn and I introduced ourselves, picked up their baggage at the outdoor drop, loaded everything into our Volkswagen square-back station wagon and headed for Kula. After a quick stop to check the Diracs into the Silversword Inn on Upper Kula Road, just a half mile or so from our house, we started our drive up to the observatory.
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The last time I saw anyone fire a Jennings the slide went 7 yards downrange on the first round, so wear a face shield.
Jennings are really pretty bad guns so keep your expectations very low. They are "ok" for some range fun, if you don't get frustrated easily, but I would trust my life to one of my black powder revolvers over a Jennings.


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A tree house is the perfect getaway for kids. But just the idea of a "way up there" tree house can make parents a little nervous. With these suggestions, you'll learn how to build a safe tree house.
Building a solid tree house takes a lot more than a few boards, some nails, and a ladder. You'll need wood, tools, bolts, screws, and a whole lot of know-how. Be prepared for a technical process—if you're not very handy you might even want to hire someone to do the job. No problem, because you'll find plenty of tree house building companies online. But don't be too intimidated, because all the work hours—or phone calls to builders—are worth it once your tree house is up and your kids are playing in it.
There's no getting around one fact, though. Climbing up and down introduces an element of danger. So ensuring your homeowner's coverage protects you is especially important. Call your agent or insurance company to make sure. And check out our Coverage for Trampolines and Tree Houses article for useful baseline insurance information.
Your local planning department might have something to say about a structure that sits high above the ground. For starters, a tree house that looks into your neighbors' homes is a big no-no. They're also likely to check how close the structure is to power lines—and you should, too.
And don't forget to check with your insurance agent, too. It's possible that adding a tree house to your property will impact your homeowners insurance coverage.
Once you're clear to build, remember that a good tree house starts with a great tree. It should be sturdy and healthy, with deep roots and a strong trunk. Also, keep in mind that 90-degree branches provide the strongest support for weight. You might want to consult with an arborist to make sure the tree you choose is strong enough.
The next step is drawing up plans for your tree house. Be forewarned: this is no small task. Several websites offer downloadable plans based on the size of the structure, shape and type of tree. Plans also vary based on the actual type of tree house you want to build—do you want it to encircle the tree? Do you want to rest it on several branches, or will it span multiple trees? With a little bit of online research, you'll find plans for whatever configuration you're considering.
Once you've picked your tree and design, it's time to head to the hardware store (and maybe hit up some neighbors for their tools). You'll need all sorts of equipment, starting with a jigsaw, a reversible drill, a ladder, nails and screws, and of course lumber. Some experts recommend using treated pine—it's a light wood so it's easier to work with, and it also repels bugs.
When it's time to start the actual construction, there are some important rules to remember:
Once you're finished with your tree house, you might want to spend some time in it before you let the kids take over. Check it out during rainy and windy weather to make sure it's steady.
For information about how tree houses can impact your homeowners insurance, contact your insurance agent.
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So I have a C3 surefire flashlight which I absolutely LOVE! I am not sure exactly what happened to it, but the batteries overheated and caught on fire!!! Burned up the whole inside, including the bezel. This is almost a $200 flashlight so I was pretty upset! So I call up Surefire and tell them what happened. They asked what kind of batteries I used... I didn't know.. they were completely trashed, but I am sure they were some off-brand. The customer support agent told me that using offbrands often resulted in this happening and voided the warranty... Ugh! So then he asks what is damaged and I tell him... and he gets my address and ships out the new parts... no questions asked... No charge to me!
This is the kind of customer service that keeps people coming back for years to come! Can't ask for anything more than that!!!


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Took 400 rounds to the range today.
My Glock 17 jammed for the first real time after over 1200 rounds... We could not determine the cause, I had just oiled the guns up a day before and they were a tiny bit oily. We were using winchester white box 100 pack, which I hear on occasion you are bound to get bad ammo in the 100 pks. It also could have been a slight weak grip but I doubt it...
Had a hard time ejecting the shell out, but finally after my first tap and rack it went. It was a horrible shell, it hadnt even been fired yet, with a rip in the side from my slide.
Still not to bad having shot so many shells through my Glock and only 1 real jam
HK USP COMPACT- Now about 800 rounds!!!!!!! Still NO no jams
GLOCK 17- Over 1200 rounds TWO jams (One limp wrist so my bad)


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ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 299, September 10, 2004
- Combined X1 FAQ
- Retrieving Compile Information From an IBM Executable
- Multi-Streaming C Programs on X1
- X1 PrgEnv.new Upgraded
- Book Review: "High Tide: News from a Warming World
- ScicomP News
- Answers to 10th Anniversary Quiz
- Quick Tip
Combined X1 FAQ
The four DoD X1 sites (ERDC, AHPCRC, SMDC, and ARSC) have produced a collaborative Cray X1 FAQ.
The X1 FAQ is linked from the "Computational Environments" (CE) area of the PET On-line Knowledge Center. Start here:
https://okc.erdc.hpc.mil/index.jspNavigate to the FAQ by clicking on:
- the "CE" link under the "Cross-Cutting Areas" heading, then
- "Papers/Pubs", and finally
- "Cray X1 Frequently Asked Questions."
The FAQ will be updated, well... frequently, or at least quarterly. If you've got some burning X1 questions, send them to your center's help desk or this newsletter, and they may make their way into this FAQ for the benefit of all.
Retrieving Compile Information From an IBM Executable
[ Thanks to Don Bahls of ARSC. ]
IBM Power4 systems such as iceberg and iceflyer support both 32 and 64 bit compilations. This can leave you wondering later which mode was used to create an executable. Fortunately there's a simple way to check an executable using the standard Unix "file" and "dump" commands.
"file" command
Below is a sample compilation line using the 64-bit mode.
iceberg2 1% cc -q64 sample.c -o sampleIssuing the file command shows that the executable is indeed a 64-bit executable.
iceberg2 2% file sample readfile: 64-bit XCOFF executable or object module not strippedAlternately if the source had been compiled in 32-bit mode the file command tells us that the executable is a RISC System/6000 executable.
iceberg2 3% cc -q32 sample.c -o sample iceberg2 4% file sample readfile: executable (RISC System/6000) or object module not stripped
"dump" command
The 32-bit compilation mode also allows heap and stack values to be modified (by passing the flags -bmaxdata and -bmaxstack to the linker). The dump command has an option which gets these values from the header of the executable file.
Here's a compile command which sets the maximum heap and stack size to 512 MB each. (NOTE: 0x20000000 bytes is 536870912 bytes in decimal or 512 MB.)
iceberg2 5% cc -q32 -bmaxdata:0x20000000 -bmaxstack:0x20000000 \ sample.c -o sampleIn the following "dump" command we know that the executable was compiled in 32-bit mode, and thus we can pass it the flag, "-X32". The -o flag instructs dump to print "optional" headers from the executable. The optional headers contain the maxdata and maxstack values:
iceberg2 6% dump -X32 -o sample readfile: ***Object Module Header*** # Sections Symbol Ptr # Symbols Opt Hdr Len Flags 4 0x000009d4 121 72 0x1002 Timestamp = 1093630304 Magic = 0x1df ***Optional Header*** Tsize Dsize Bsize Tstart Dstart 0x000003a8 0x000000fc 0x00000004 0x10000128 0x300004d0 SNloader SNentry SNtext SNtoc SNdata 0x0004 0x0002 0x0001 0x0002 0x0002 TXTalign DATAalign TOC vstamp entry 0x0002 0x0003 0x30000574 0x0001 0x30000560 maxSTACK maxDATA SNbss magic modtype 0x20000000 0x20000000 0x0003 0x010b 1LHad we incorrectly given "dump" the "-X64" option for the 32-bit executable, it would have reported an error message:
iceberg2 7% dump -X64 -o sample readfile: dump: readfile: 0654-108 file is not valid in the current object file mode. Use the -X option to specify the desired object mode.
Don't know if your executable is 32- or 64-bit? Find out using the "file" command as describe above, and then execute "dump."
Multi-Streaming C Programs on X1
ARSC vector specialist Lee Higbie has done exhaustive testing of small set of loops, coded in both C and Fortran.
He's discovered that aggressive optimization using compiler options improves streaming (and performance) notably for the C version. In the Fortran version, however, the default compilation options produce code which is as well-streamed as that produced using aggressive options.
Thus, this recommendation for C programmers on the X1: try recompiling with these options to "cc":
-O3 -h aggress
Lee's test set is admittedly small, and your results will vary. (You might let us know what you discover.) And, of course, regardless of what language you're using, or platform you're running on, remember that aggressive compiler optimization can alter your results. Always validate test results.
X1 PrgEnv.new Upgraded
During downtime on 9/1, the mpt, craytools, cftn, and CC components of PrgEnv.new on the X1 were upgraded. The default PrgEnv remains unchanged.
KLONDIKE$ module switch PrgEnv PrgEnv.new KLONDIKE$ module list Currently Loaded Modulefiles: 1) modules 6) craytools.184.108.40.206 11) totalview 2) PrgEnv.new 7) cal 12) X11 3) craylibs.126.96.36.199 8) CC.220.127.116.11 13) pbs 4) libsci.126.96.36.199 9) cftn.126.96.36.199 14) open 5) mpt.184.108.40.206 10) motif.18.104.22.168
Book Review: "High Tide: News from a Warming World
[ Many thanks to Guy Robinson for this review. ]
High Tide: News from a Warming World. Mark Lynas. Flamingo, ISBN0-00-713939-X.
It is very easy sometimes to consider global warming as just so many numbers in a computer, to forget the impact it is having in the real world and perhaps more importantly what various changes mean to real people. The author, Mark Lynas, has produced both an interesting and very readable book describing not only the impact global warming is having on his doorstep but at various locations around the world.
The book tells of the author's trips to various locations around the world, however the locations were not chosen for their appeal to the tourist but for their relevance to the changing conditions global warming causes. The events investigated are diverse: how intense storms cause flooding in the UK and Europe; the changes in Alaska as permafrost melts and seasonal ice cover changes; how rising sea levels are gradually drowning a chain of Pacific islands; the problems of dust clouds and eroding farm lands in central China; the increasing power of hurricanes and storms of the eastern US seaboard; and rapidly retreating glaciers in the Andes and the impact this will have on water supplies in South America.
In each case the tale is effectively told by combining the author's own experiences gathering information with the experiences of locals. Recent events are put into context by comparison with the past and the regional economic impact as well as scientific background are explained.
The final chapter describes the author's experiences reporting on recent meetings that have attempted to promote a broader understanding of the changes a warming world will cause, and looks toward making policies which might alleviate the impact of these changes. It is clear that the interplay between politics, economics, and scientific research is very complex and finding solutions will not be easy. Balancing the needs of the developing world with the industrial nations is just one example. A great many resources are listed in the appendices of the book, pointers to the scientific publications and political groups provides support for the arguments in each chapter.
This book gives a first hand account of how our planet is currently changing and how this is impacting the lives of many people today. It justifies the view that these changes are not simply local, once in a lifetime fluctuations, but presents a picture of global change. It also looks forward to how these changes will spread to impact more of the planet, and therefore more of us, either directly at our places of work or our homes, or indirectly through the complex interplay of modern society.
ScicomP News
Here's a recent email from the IBM System Scientific User Group. IBM users might consider attending the next group meeting, or at least subscribing to the email list.
> Here are some news and updates on recent and upcoming ScicomP meetings. > > * ScicomP10 : An excellent series of talks was presented on topics > from ranging from scientific application performance on existing IBM > hardware to emerging hardware and new ACTC tools. Talk materials from > the Austin meeting are now online. > > http://www.spscicomp.org/ScicomP10/abstracts.html > > * New ScicomP officers : At the Austin meeting the ScicomP executive > committee saw some changes. Bronis de Supinski is replaced by Gary > Kumfert of LLNL as President. David Skinner moved from Secretary to > Vice-President. We welcome Bernd Mohr from Julich as Secretary. Thanks > for all your hard work Bronis! > > * A decision was made to meet once yearly as opposed to twice. As often > as possible we will try to co-locate with SP-XXL meetings as there is a > good deal of overlap in the IBM speakers. > > * An informal ScicomP Birds of a Feather meeting will take place at SC04 > in Pittsburgh this November. > > * ScicomP11 : Will be held hosted by HPCx in Edinburgh in Spring 2005. > Exact dates for the meeting and registration will be announced later > this year. > > * ScicomP12 : Will be hosted at NCAR in May 2006. > > * ScicomP will be sending a Letter of Feedback and Suggestions on IBM's > HPC offerings and services. If you would like to contribute to this > letter or participate in discussions of IBM HPC application and user > issues send email to firstname.lastname@example.com with > > subscribe forum_spscicomp > > in the message body. This will subscribe you to the opt-in discussion > list email@example.com which is open to all members. > > * General information about ScicomP email lists is available at > > http://www.spscicomp.org/index.html#mailinglists >
Answers to 10th Anniversary QuizThe grand prize winner was Trey White. The only question Trey missed was number 9, that President Bush's first name in 1994 was not Bill, but George. Here're all the answers:
The name of the Company that built ARSC's T3D was, in August 1994:
[ ] Cray Inc. [ x ] Cray Research, Inc. [ ] Cray Computer Corp.
ARSC's 1st supercomputer was a CRAY Y-MP M98, its name was?
[ ] nenana [ ] mckinley [ x ] denali [ ] rainier [ ] whitney [ ] elbert [ ] buckhill
ARSC's Y-MP M98 (at install) had 1 GB memory, 4 CPUs, and liquid cooling. It was notable as the world's very first shared-memory supercomputer with:
[ x ] 1 GB memory [ ] 4 CPUs [ ] liquid cooling
Attendees of the Fall 1995 Alaska CUG witnessed:
[ x ] The Aurora Borealis [ ] The Aurora Pectoralis
I froom air conditioning for ARSC's air-cooled, 84-node IBM Power 4 complex fails, sysadmins have how many minutes to start bringing it down gracefully, before it overheads and shuts itself down:
[ ] 5 [ x ] 15 [ ] 60
The T3D used a DEC Alpha EV4 processor which had a per-processor peak theoretical performance of 150 mflops. The processor clock speed was:
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MPI was available on the Cray T3D when it was installed in 1994:
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On the T3D, applications could run on "NPES" processors where:
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On August 25, 1994, the President's first name was:
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Computers built in Poughkeepsie NY must travel about how far north to reach Fairbanks, Alaska (in degrees, latitude)?
[ ] 13 [ ] 18 [ x ] 23 [ ] 28
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Theater major lands summer internship with Santa Fe Opera
Release Date: 5/13/2011
"An opera begins long before the curtain goes up and ends long after it has come down." -- Maria Callas
Clayton Becker will spend this summer putting that quote to the test. The sophomore theater major from Arlington, Tex., has been awarded an internship with the highly regarded Santa Fe Opera (SFO), and he is more than excited at the opportunity.
"I got the internship by going to the Southeastern Theater Conference (SETC) in Atlanta, Georgia, in early March to interview," Becker said. "There were two main places I wanted to apply, the other being the Theater of West Virginia. I didn't think I was going to get Santa Fe Opera until the last minute when I got a text saying 'Check your email.' It was Santa Fe. They had contacted me finally. I got the job."
Located seven miles north of Santa Fe, New Mexico, Santa Fe Opera has been in business since 1956. SFO is internationally known for introducing new operas as well as for its productions of the standard operatic repertoire. Since its inception, the Santa Fe Opera has staged over forty American and eleven international premieres, and has commissioned nine new operas.
This season's performances will include "Faust," "La Boheme," "Griselda," "The Last Savage," and "Wozzeck."
Becker decided to become a theatre major while he was in high school, he said, but his interest in theater started back in 8th grade at St. Maria Goretti Catholic School. He started in sound work there, then acted in his first show, 'Fairy Tale Court Room – Trial of the Wicked Witch,' and did the sound and lights for it.
He participated in every show in high school starting in his sophomore year, beginning by working on the set of "What I Did Last Summer."
"I worked on the set mostly," he said. "I learned the skills I needed to build very quickly. My greatest accomplishment was designing the set for 'Thoroughly Modern Millie.'"
Typically, he said, he was in charge of set construction. However for his last show, "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," he was promoted to Technical Director, the first student Technical Director in over ten years.
"I loved the theatre and still do," Becker said, "so I decided to pursue the art here. I haven't decided what I want to do in the professional theatre yet, but that's what the internship and education are for – to help gain the skills and experience, and to see what I love doing most."
Becker's internship will run from May 22 thru August 17. "It will cut into a week of school," Becker said. "But it's worth it. For 14 weeks I will be stage crew – running scenes, making scenes changes, helping the shop, striking sets, resetting stages during turnovers, swapping one set for another set. Lots to do. Opera sets are huge, and I'm excited. They said to look forward to 16-18 hour days. This is the real thing."
Becker credited his previous theater work at Ozarks as helping him prepare for the work ahead. "I've worked in shop here, run the light board and sound board. I've done most of the major tasks," he said. "This is a continuation of that, on a professional scale."
Becker also highlighted the importance of a class he'd taken with Walton Professor of Theatre Dr. Pat Farmer called "Internship Process."
"We had to build portfolios and resumes, which Dr. Farmer checked, and business cards," Becker said. "You also send out five letters to theater companies who will be attending SETC, and it all helps you get a little better acquainted with the theaters you might want to work with."
Becker pointed out to a happy bit of serendipity in his interviewing for the SFO internship. "It turned out my interviewer was from the same town I attended," he said. "He mentioned I'd said I was an Eagle Scout and asked me what my project had been. I told him it was rebuilding my high school's outdoor theater stage. He asked what high school and I said James Martin High. He looked at me kind of funny and asked, 'Since when did Martin get an outdoor stage?' It turned out he was a 2001 graduate. He spent an hour talking to me. It worked out well."
There are only a few things to do between now and May 22.
"I signed my contract," Becker said. "I had to go to the doctor and get my breathing tested to make sure I could wear a respirator when spray painting or using hazardous chemicals. And now I just have to pack and get my airline tickets. They're paying for my travel. I'll stay in an apartment dorm complex about seven miles from the theater and carpool with the other interns daily. Only one month to go!"


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AS Roma 1-3 Arsenal
UEFA Champions League
2nd Stage Group B
November 27, 2003
Scorers: Cassano 4 (AS Roma), Henry 6, 70, 75 (Arsenal)
By Richard Clarke in Rome
We came, we saw and Thierry Henry conquered on a night of high drama here in Rome.
The French striker scored Arsenal's first ever hat-trick in the Champions League as we roared back to claim a superb victory in the Phase Two opener at the Stadio Olimpico.
Arsène Wenger's side were the visitors to the Eternal City but they displayed true gladiatorial spirit with a performance of pace, power and, above all, discipline.
Antonio Cassano put the home side ahead after just four minutes but Henry replied a minute later. He then added two more midway through the second half as we turned on the style.
It was a special performance on a special night and one that has given us the early advantage in Group B.
Before kick-off, Wenger believed David Seaman's slight groin injury left him with a "90 per cent chance of playing" but Oleg Luzhny (hamstring) had only a 20 per cent chance. In fact it was the Ukrainian who took his place at right back with Rami Shaaban deputising between the posts.
Less than four minutes into the game our Swedish stopper was picking the ball out of the back of the net. Cassano played a one-two with Francesco Totti just outside the area, cut inside Sol Campbell and tricked a shot in off the post. The ball seemed to take an agonisingly long time to nestle into the far corner of the net. The Stadio Olimpico erupted.
Our response was immediate. Henry escaped on the left-hand side of the box, steadied himself and planted a low side-footed shot into the far corner of the net. The Stadio Olimpico was stunned.
The game then found its rhythm. Henry and strike partner Sylvain Wiltord were combining well with Patrick Vieira in midfield while Ashley Cole was lending support to the front line at every opportunity.
We might have gone in front in the 22nd minute when Gilberto spotted Freddie Ljungberg on the right flank. The Brazilian raced into the six-yard area and would have tapped in the return pass but for the fingertips of the diving Roma keeper, Francesco Antonioli.
The home side were muted but not without menace. Defender Christian Panucci burst forward, beat Robert Pires and fired in a shot that clipped the heel of Pascal Cygan and could have gone anywhere. Fortunately, it whistled wide and the subsequent corner came to nothing.
Roma conjured up another chance soon afterwards and, frankly, should have regained the lead. Cafu careered to the right-hand byline and sent over a deep cross that cleared Campbell.
Totti had time to chest the ball down and fire in a bullet shot. However, incredibly, Cygan popped up to clear off the line.
To our credit, we settled our nerves and worked ourselves back into the game. Three minutes before the break, Vieira's downward header bounced over the bar following Gilberto's inswinging free-kick.
The start of the second half was much quieter than that of the first. Although the home fans tried to rouse their side with incessant noise, on the pitch Roma were disjointed.
We were better, retaining our shape and breaking with speed. And anyway, as Wenger said before the game, a point was a more than an adequate return from this footballing cauldron.
Early on, Cafu again escaped on the right flank and only Campbell's timely sliding tackle prevented Cassano snaffling a second.
The Roma striker was substituted for Vincenzo Montella on 62 minutes but his last act was to tumble over a tackle from the onrushing Shaaban. The referee waved play on despite howls from the Roman crowd.
However, they were silenced when we took the lead in the 67rd minute. Luzhny whipped a cross into the area from the left, Henry met the ball with a strong header. It hit Panucci and sat up neatly for the Frenchman to thump home from close range.
Roma manager Fabio Capello responded the only way he could by bringing on Gabriel Batistuta. The veteran Argentinian striker ended our Champions League hopes in 1999 when playing for Fiorentina. His first touch set up Cafu but Shaaban repelled his fierce shot.
It proved to be a vital save as, after Wiltord was fouled just outside the area, Henry curled home a sumptuous third straight afterwards.
The goal silenced the Romans once more. It did quite the opposite to the travelling Arsenal support as we held on for a famous victory.
Arsenal Shaaban, Cole, Campbell, Luzhny, Cygan, Ljungberg (Edu 89), Vieira, Gilberto, Wiltord (Keown 84), Henry, Pires (Van Bronckhorst 78). Subs not used Taylor, Jeffers, Stepanovs, Volz.
AS Roma Antonioli, Panucci, Candela, Cafu, Zebina, Samuel, Lima (Batistuta 73), Emerson, Cassano (Montella 64), Delvecchio (Guigou 57), Totti. Subs not used Pelizzoli, Cufre, Bombardini, Guardiola.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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The Louvre has embarked on an ambitious quest – opening a €150 million ($196 million) extension in an abandoned coal mining town in northern France that has an unemployment rate nearly three times the national average.
The "Louvre-Lens" project – housed in a futuristic glass and aluminum complex. Proponents say the complex will offer culture to the less cultivated provinces and give residents a unique opportunity to see high-end art. But for all its trumpeting of uniting everyone through art, the slick museum building instead highlights the contrasts with Lens' depressed city center, which is riddled with closed shops, abandoned houses, angry residents and a boarded-up cinema.


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text: I did some searching, but couldn't find what I was searching for. If I were painting an ESB fett with spray cans, I know that the helmet/gaunts/jetpack were using the spruce green, but what about the body armor and shoulders? Is the hunt club green acceptable or is it too dark? I also know that the chest diamond is a slightly darker color. I am always open to suggestions and if this has already been discussed and I missed it I would appreciate a link to that thread.


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there's a butcher over here that's celebrating star wars day by making wookie burgers , what I loved was he stated one might be chewie
Happy Star Wars Day everyone!
Had a rare day off, so did work on a Mr. Fett helmet to celebrate :-)
Enjoy your may 4th. I'll be waiting on the revenge of the 5th.
May the 4th be with you... always. Hope everyone has a great day (AND Free Comic Book Day!). I celebrated by starting the painting process on my Asok CC helmet, and watching The Clone Wars with my son.
Happy May 4th Everyone!
I hope everyone had a great 4th. I got to celebrate mine with my newborn. Can't wait until he gets older and can appreciate the Star Wars universe himself.


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'Player to watch: Sabres RW Miroslav Satan. The 6-foot-3, 192-pound Slovak ranks 11th in the NHL in goals scored in the past four seasons. Last season he registered a career-high points total with 26 goals and 49 assists. In 15 games against the Thrashers, he has 10 goals and 12 assists.'
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text: Well I made a few mistakes on my last Mock and put players where they shouldn't have gone so I'm doing this again. This WILL be my final mock. I'm going to make a few trades that I think will make sense. 2nd(Pick 55) Rashad Johnson FS-Alabama I think Robiskie and Delmas will be gone before we pick and there's still a legit safety on the board that I actually like a little better for this team. I think we trade back 4 spots and pick up a late 4th in the process. They are really interested in Rashad and I think could be a great fit for this team. Smartest safety in the draft and reminds me of Ed Reed. He could still be had at that pick and we pick up another one. 3rd(Pick 69)Lawrence Sidbury-OLB-Richmond One of my favs in this years draft. With Ellis getting up there in age and Spencer not quite ready yet I think he fits perfect. You can never have enough pass rushers in a 3-4 and he'll provide depth and youth to the team. Spencer,Ware and Sidbury will reak havoc for many years to come. I love his spin move and think he can have success with it just like Dwight Freeney. He could split time with Spencer and spell Ware if needed. I really hope we get this guy. 4th (Pick 101)Jason Phillips-ILB TCU Starting with the first pick in the 2nd day is a huge advantage and I believe Jason will slip out of the 3rd. We are really interested in him and he's a local boy. A natural leader and reminds me alot of Zach Thomas. He could backup Brooking and play third downs and eventually become a starter with Bradie. I'm tired of the 34 year old LB brought in here. We need to get young at that position. 4th (Pick 108) Antione Caldwell-C/OG Alabama Trading with the Dolphins our 4th (#117) our 6th(#197) 7th(#227) and Greg Ellis we aquire pick 108. I think he's one of the most versitile lineman in the draft. His best position is C but can play all C or OG. I don't buy Proctor still being on this team so he's cut and Caldwell is molded for the future. Could play behind Gurode 2 years and eventually take over if needed. Provides solid depth and helped anchor that great Alabama O-line. 4th (Pick 112) Mike Thomas-WR Arizona Using the late 4th rounder we got from trading down for Rashad we select Mike Thomas. He's a little burner that will fall into our lap because of his size. If he was 6 feet tall he would be a 2nd rounder. Great athlete and the solution to our punt return problems. Could easily beat out Crayton for the slot spot during TC and be there for 10+ years. His speed will allow our offense to be alot faster and dynamic. 5th(Pick 156)Sebastian Vollmer-T-Houston All I've heard the last couple days is that the Cowboys really like this guy and met with him several times. At 6"8 he is a mammoth and athletic with a 39 inch vertical. This may be the biggest steal of the draft because I watched some tape on him and he's quick and strong. He drops this far because he's a little raw and will need at least a year to devolop with the right coaching. I could easily see him beat out Flo in 2010. 5th(Pick 166) Traded for future 4th in 2010 5th (comp pick) Stephen Mcgee-QB- Texas A&M The Cowboys are in love with this guy and fits Jerry's wants. Local boy and can run some wildcat. He also can develop into a very good QB in a few years because of his skill set. Very nice arm, very agile but his awareness is questionable along with his decision making. Played with Martellus and just a great guy. We need to become a QB factory and stop signing 38 year olds at that position. 6th(comp pick) Rashon Harris-DT/DE-Oregon Cowboys have interest in him and I think could be a great fit on this team. Spears and Bowen are both FA's next year and Harris could provide some depth. He can play DE or DT to help spell Rat along with maybe Saivii. Solid against the run and can provide some needed pass rush. 7th(Pick 210) Bruce Johnson-CB-The U! I like this guy alot and with essentially a late 6th he'll still be there. Not the best corner in the draft but in 2 years could become elite. He's got the speed and aggressiveness but sometimes he opens his hips to much but that can be worked on. Provides solid depth behind Newman,Jenkins,Scandrick and maybe Ball. He's got the swagger to play the position.


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Championship: Barnsley's Jason Scotland pens new one-year contract
Barnsley striker Jason Scotland has signed a new 12-month contract with the club after an impressive season at Oakwell.
Last Updated: 16/05/13 11:41am
The 34-year-old former Swansea, Wigan and Ipswich forward was handed a short-term deal until the end of this season when he joined Barnsley on a free transfer in late January.
"Jason has enthusiasm, energy and desire," manager David Flitcroft told the club's official website.
"He's a fantastic person who wants to help support the younger players in the squad and pass on his superb knowledge about the game.
"Everyone who watches Jason knows about his goalscoring abilities, but it's also the other side of him that really excites me because this is a player who has tremendous experience, know-how and drive that will benefit everyone.
"It's great to have Jason signed and I'm hopeful we can follow this up with others in the coming weeks."
Trinidad & Tobago international Scotland, who began his career in the UK with Dundee United and then St Johnstone, commanded a fee of £2million when he signed for Wigan from Swansea in 2009.
He arrived at Oakwell on a free transfer from Ipswich at the turn of the year and scored with his first touch for the club when making his debut as a substitute in a 2-0 win over Millwall. He scored six goals in 20 appearances for the Tykes this season.


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If you're having trouble finding American Indian ancestors, you'll be glad to learn reservations took annual censuses between 1885 and 1940 at the behest of the federal government — and Ancestry.com has added those records to its US Deluxe subscription ($179.40 per year).
You can search by name, tribe, birth date, family members and other parameters. Those census rolls, also on microfilm M595 at the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) <archives.gov>, serve as a good starting place for genealogists investigating American Indian ancestry. (To use the film, you have to know what tribe your ancestor belonged to.)


text: In my freshman year of college I rapidly gained about 20 pounds, which unfortunately caused the skin on my inner thighs to develop stretch marks. They aren't too noticeable because I'm in better shape now, but if I stretch the skin under the right light the marks appear silvery. Has anybody had any luck getting rid of these?


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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger says Robin van Persie's failure to score against Wigan was a result of excellent defending - not the Dutchman's fitness levels.
Van Persie has netted 34 times in all competitions this season and is a firm favourite to win the PFA Player of the Year award on Sunday. But he was kept at bay when Roberto Martinez's side left Emirates Stadium with three points on Monday.
Van Persie will make his 50th appearance of the season for club and country when Chelsea visit north London on Saturday but Wenger insists his captain is not jaded.
"No, he is physically good," said the manager. "He has a very healthy life, very focused on football - he takes care of everything. That's why he manages to do that. He is like Thierry Henry in that respect.
"When you play 50 games at that level you suffer a little bit. But on the actual night [against Wigan] I think he suffered a little bit because we didn't create a lot, and you have to give Wigan credit for that.
"I think first if all [50 games is] beyond expectation and for a striker it's massive. It's important for Robin to get a breather before the European Championships - that will be very important."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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After being part of the Fairmont State family for more than 20 years, Dr. Maria C. Bennett Rose became the University's president on May 3, 2012.
Prior to her appointment, she served as Interim President, Provost, and Vice President for Academic Affairs and as a faculty member.
Dr. Rose has taught developmental writing, developmental reading, and study skills and has coordinated the campus-wide peer tutoring program. Dr. Rose served as Director of Retention and Vice President of Academic Services. Working with the FSU School of Education's Professional Development School initiative, she serves as the liaison for White Hall Elementary School.
She was a member of the Governor's Council on Literacy during the administrations of Gaston Caperton, Cecil Underwood and Bob Wise. As a member of the Council, she served as Chair of Public Outreach and worked on many family literacy projects. Rose authored and served as the Principal Investigator for the Fairmont State Title III Strengthening Institutions grant. She received national recognition as Outstanding First Year Student Advocate, which was presented by the National Resource Center for First Year Experience and Students in Transition. Dr. Rose served on a task force for the Higher Education Policy Commission Adult Learner initiative and is currently serving on the Commission's College Completion Task Force.
Dr. Rose received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Education from Fairmont State College and a Master of Arts degree in Reading from West Virginia University. From WVU, she also earned an Ed.D. in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis on family and community literacy issues as they relate to higher education. In addition, she earned a Developmental Educator Certification through the Kellogg Institute of Appalachian State University.
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Renowned Photographer Vincent Laforet Chooses Anton/Bauer Batteries
April 7, 2011
Award-winning director and photographer Vincent Laforet, exclusively uses Anton/Bauer (Shelton, CT, www.antonbauer.com) batteries to film commercials and films. He uses Anton/Bauer Dionic HC batteries to power all his equipment, including the Canon 5D Mark II and 7D cameras, Marshall monitors and Litepanels lights. Laforet chose the Dionic HC because it's highly dependable and provides two really accurate readouts. One is the power readout and the other is the battery-life readout, which tells you how much battery life is left at your current draw of power. The Dionic HC delivers up to 10 amps for high current draw applications, including on-camera lighting. It can power a 40-watt HD camcorder for over two hours.


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|View Poll Results: Voting Starts Now Hotrodders Art Contest "June" Please Join In !!
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|4 ) 57Corvette
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Hotrodders.com Art Contest "June" Voting Starts Now!!, Woody's Any Year Summer Theme
Hotrodders.com Art Contest "June" Voting Starts Now!!, Woody's Any Year Summer Theme
This months contest was the brainchild of last months winner and some expert advice on his decision (Member 57Corvette ) to do a summer theme or what can bring back memories of yesteryear or for that matter days at the beaches with the "Woody's Anything go's". We all look at the scenes form past movies where beach scenes always included a group of people having fun and there was always a woody in the picture of some kind of ride driven right onto the beach surfboard in tow.
As the artists renderings began to come in all had the same exceptional feel about them, summer fun!!
Voting starts now as the image / images pictured are posted in order of date inserted in the Hotrodders art contest.
Voting will last 5 days and polls will close automatically to begin the July Session with another winner being able to choose the context or "Subject / Theme" of the contest.
In the past we had been limited to the default level of only 10 max entries into the polling and Owner Jon has now raised that to a giant 25, making for more to come and play.
Please feel free to come, vote and most of all participate in this FUN contest, whether beginner, novice or pro, images, painting computer generated graphics, models cars and more as long as it's art in it's aspect, I know many enjoy this and it is a fun way of taking some time out and "basically giving it a shot"
Now on to the entrants. Some Members Have More Than one entry and are grouped together by order of post date. Some Artist Images Open to A Larger Image to see the details since the images here have been cropped to a more user friendly speed, there is a link below each image of those original images posted by the artists
1 ) fortypickup "3 entries"
Wolf in Hot Rodders upholstery
"Surf's Up Woody"
Forty as a long time competitor in these contests drops in a very high standard of the bad boy at the beach scenario in this classic street rod / woody. The artist is a master of clean line art vectorized images. His choices of colors and clean backgrounds make for the very appealing visualization of his idea through digital computer art; the attention to detail is nearly ridiculous in such short periods of time. This rendering he chose to call "Surfs Up" epitomizes heading out to the beach in the early hours getting ready to unload and spend the day at the beach, a classic bit of artwork with a high level of inspiration that carries over to the viewer. Notice the use of subtle coloring, detailed drawn woodwork in the "Woody Portion" of the ride. This my friends as one who has tied this I can tell you this is HARD to do.
"Surf's Up Woody"
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"Surfin Pickup"
Member fortypickup added this image later in the contest with an included "Wire Frame" outline of his creation named "Surfin Pickup" again detail is amazing, color choice blows you into that cool California climate with that feel of all the colors that make up the ocean, sand and beaches. This little truck is quite timeless in the way it was rendered digitally, the line art is clean, precise and also has the look of a professionally photographed image yet it's completely made from an illustration. Hop in, start it up and drop it into gear and go surfin!!
"Surfin Pickup Woody Colored Version"
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"Surfin Pickup Woody Wireframe Version"
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2 ) johnnyjalopy "4 entries"
Is still new to the contest with his own version of using programs to basically paint an image, freehand, I do believe and correct me if I'm wrong that this is using the paint tools in one of many programs that are available. This style is one of raw painting, not constricted by the lines if fills many use in highly detailed line art but more of a free hand rendition of what many can try to accomplish even with basic programs. Taking nothing away from "member johnnyjalopy" his images are much different from many we have seen and members during the contest in that thread have questioned his way of creating these images for the final outcome showing interest in creating work like this themselves. I have named the images for him.
"Surf Shop Woody" With Palm
In this rendition it's apparent johnnyjalopy was going for that "cropped photo look" of cutting the image to fit a certain perspective to add depth and define how he wanted you to see this in two ways, one with the palm tree and one without it choosing not to blank out the curling surf. In the second image. The painting method looks soft but this is the look he was going for in his images. A fresh new look and one that works, again the colors are there to make you "feel" you are part of the image and can smell the ocean breeze.
"Surf Shop Woody" With Palm
"Surf Shop Woody" Without Palm
"Classic Beach Rod Custom"
Taking a different approach to the view of this artwork, the complete side angle creates the full image in a rendering style version of one cool Surf Rod Custom. Again, the angle, the method and the colors fit the definition of the contest completely. The blue of the ocean is seen in the body color fitting it well with the wood, the surfboards ready to go with cargo on board complete a well designed image that we all can relate to in all ways.
"Surf Custom Lowrider"
Again another side view that got a lot of questions and attention in the original thread, was this low rider beach custom, the need for a pickup is always first on the list to have driving to the beach, the brilliant colored wood panels and candy red paint in real life would become a standout at the parking lot of the beaches. This image gives you the perspective of standing there wishing the ride was yours, louvers in the hood, the searchlight, and fender skirting adds that low and clean look.
3 ) brickyardboy "3 entries"
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Member brickyardboy has come into these contests taking wins and members choices with actual hand drawn artwork, the clear favorite of many members feeling that raw artwork is one of their favorites he stands out as one that keep on impressing more viewers with each contest. This is the basic beginning taken to the final stage; going from sketch to final draft is quite an accomplishment. His use of color, simplicity and basically "getting you to feel it" in his art is spot on. Artists like these are very few and far between in a digital age. brickyardboy has entered three images, I took the liberty of naming them.
Custom Woody With Swimsuit Model
The early woody wagon featured here is one that uses minimal wood but in the right places to streamline the body in a minimal look to add the color of the car and give it hints of wood that doesn't overdo the idea. This added with a model posing looks again like a photo shoot on the beach with the backdrop of the ocean contradicting the deep red with the soft ocean.
Surf Shop Pro Street
Looking at this image you get the idea that this ride may belong to the owner of a surf shop parked in the sand off to the side and right near where the customers would come to get a board and go out to hit the waves, but first taking a glimpse of one cool hotrod woody, the panels match perfectly with the competitions aspects filling the right area's and again not going "overboard" with it. The collage of images makes this a complete picture and we again feel we are a part of it.
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Surf Shop Classic
Taking into consideration that not all the surfing was done in the 60's and 70's, today customs include wood to compliment great paint, this class ford shows off its dropped stance, a brilliant green and the newer wheels to complete a picture that gives all the aspects of chrome, paint and of course wood in all the right places. Add that to the surroundings and brickyardboy captured the moment I know he wanted all of you understand in his concept.
4 ) 57Corvette "4 entries"
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For over a year if not more we have been seeing 57Corvette's images in these contests as a very original bit of computer generated art work based on real images of cars from friendly photographers then 57Corvette adds to it his method of adding his own touch of many different types of digital manipulation to enhance and complete an image filled with tons of details and interesting effects, that is baffling to some. This month he threw in the kitchen sink using many blending modes, reflections, hot girls, and now adding vector art to his already formidable graphic arsenal. Many of his images this month take on some newer looks and not so much a departure from his norm but seemingly another step into his highly expanding art portfolio.
Carmen Electra Woody
Take an original image slice and dice it in 57Corvette's programs then add that sexy Carmen Electra and you have the full image, including the beach setting, a beautiful woman and the car itself. Noticing the whole image, much work went into this digitally generated image which again is very clean cuts, placing it into a scene the using blending methods to make a layered version of a backdrop to show how clean a digital image can be.
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Beach Babes Woody
Not often do we see 57Corvette use a white background of frame in his work but this framing creates the whole image where the car stands out from the subtle background colors t be the center of attention "excluding the lovely ladies of course" but looking at the depth of field of the background, the proper way to crate window clarity and laying it into a beach scene with the right perspective gives this image an "A" for composition.
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One Wild Woody
The image pictured is one wild woody that is a "real ride" with some very artistic woodwork that you know is an original; the black paint and creative wood accents must be a standout when people see this ride in real life. A step to progression in 57corvettes artwork starts to show in this image, using vectors for the centralized theme backdrop bordered in an oval giving that composition of a panel for a design, possibly a flyer or car show handout for a club, A nice departure and interesting look to his already well liked image manipulation.
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Surfin Woody Wagon Street Rod
Here 57corvette takes a wild street rod wagon and adds to the complete image. In this artistic computer generated image, the unique hot rod is the focal point but again 57corvettes use of "inclusions" to his artwork fills out the whole composition of a newer form of art that many are following these days using spectacular colors, vector images and blending modes to increase the qualities based on the artists idea of how the car should be represented.
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The Artists Have Given You Many Choices, Please Stop In and Vote, most of all enjoy and congrats to the winner in advance !!
Last edited by Only Racing; 06-27-2010 at 02:03 PM.
Great Job as always Guys...
Man, you guys just keep bringing it on, this was tuff! OR, fantastic narration, as usual. Artists, this was THE toughest, closest choices for me, incredible work. I will go practice my stick-men now, I am still having problems with proportion...
"When I was younger, I could remember anything, whether it had happened or not." - Mark Twain
I'll have to echo Dinger's sentiments and say this was a really tough choice. Truly a (friendly) battle of the Titans!
nice work guys! I've already set aside time for next month. I just had too much stuff going on towards then end of the month. Missing out 2 months in a row was painful!
Awesome work as usual guys.
Seems like a suprising turn in the way voting is going down, last month and before many of the mbers were looking more at the hand drawn work, now it seems to be a mix of digital work, way to go guys, always guessing for me who will come out on top through the voters eye's.
If anyone knows about facebook stuff, please PM me or something. I started one and need to learn how to add favorite places and stuff on it to have people come here from a different genre' of enthsiasts.
This thread and the pictures above are REALLY farout man ....thanx
Stopped in to see what was going on and see the polls are closed ....Congrats Johnny, well done. Looking forward to the July contest.
does that mean i did it...man no way...thanks to everyone that voted for me, this was a very cool theme. was so much fun. so honored to get a chance to get to play on the same level as the amazing artist on this site....jalopy
whats next theme? cant wait..
Good win, Johnny! Nicely done. Next month's subject will be your choice.
Just a few suggestions and I won't be hurt if no one cares...
How's about a Big Daddy Roth theme, or a little car big motor theme, or an orphan car theme (think Ramblers, old plymouths, Dodges of the 40-50s, the unpopular cars), or a drag race theme, wheels up, or at the A&W theme, gosh there's a ton of stuff you guys could shine at any of them. I am truly in awe of the talent here! Dan
"When I was younger, I could remember anything, whether it had happened or not." - Mark Twain
i like the drag racing theme...cool idea..jalopy
It's always good to hear from guys like Dinger and the others "eloc" on theme or basic idea's. I like them all and I hope to have some time to play this month too. Outstanding win again
Choose Your Topic or Theme and it will be there.
Say so in this thread and it's done. Well done guys !!
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The commissioner's office said Bell died in his home state of Ohio.
Bell had not been feeling well over the weekend and had been scheduled to see doctors Monday at the Cleveland Clinic.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) — The huddle at Ben Roethlisberger's house is getting bigger.
The Steelers quarterback and wife Ashley are expecting the couple's second child in early 2014. Roethlisberger released the news on his official website Monday evening.
Roethlisberger and his wife posted: "We are both excited and blessed to announce that we're expecting baby #2 in the spring!"
The baby will join big brother Ben Jr., born last November.
The Roethlisbergers posted that Ben Jr. is "already preparing to be a protective big brother (but will also keep a close eye on his favorite toys)!"
The Roethlisbergers were married just over two years ago in a small enclave north of Pittsburgh in a quiet ceremony attended by a sizable contingent from the organization.
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A week after being cut by Oakland, Flynn signed with the Bills after spending the morning working out for general manager Doug Whaley, coach Doug Marrone and his offensive staff. The sixth-year NFL player is now on his third team since December; the Raiders acquired him in a trade with Seattle last offseason.
Flynn's signing marks the latest in a series of quarterback moves the Bills have made since rookie starter EJ Manuel sprained his right knee in a 37-24 loss to Cleveland on Oct. 3.
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Two weeks after the win over N.C. State ended with what will forever be known as 'Gio's return,' Carolina returns to Kenan Stadium to take on Paul Johnson and the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Incidentally, this will be the third time in the last five years that the Tar Heels take on Georgia Tech following a bye, but UNC has mustered just one win against Johnson.
Teams like to have that extra week to prepare for Georgia Tech and their spread option offense, unique to the Jackets in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Georgia Tech uses movement up front and multiple options out of the backfield to move the ball on the ground. Many college football observers call Johnson's scheme the 'triple option' offense, but Georgia Tech's game notes will tell you that the triple option is but one play in the spread option, and the Jackets run the triple option only about 20 percent of the time. Still, it's something that defenses have to prepare for.
Johnson's triple option involves the quarterback, a B-back directly behind, and two A-backs just off the line of scrimmage beyond the tackles. Upon the snap, quarterback Tevin Washington has the option of handing to the B-back, keeping the ball himself, or pitching to one of the two A-backs. Three options, each of which can turn into big plays. "For a defense, you have to be prepared for the dive, the quarterback, and the pitch," Larry Fedora said Tuesday. "That's three options, so you've got to be prepared for it on each and every play. They may not be running a lot of full, triple option plays. It may be more double option, may be a dive with the quarerback, but they mix it up, and you've got to be prepared, every single play, for all three."
In the week before playing Georgia Tech, defenses always talk about 'assignment football.' That is, staying responsible for your own assignment and being wary of taking chances lest they go for big plays. Each team has 11 players on the field, so it ought to be easy: win your one-on-one battle, and the game will take care of itself. But Georgia Tech's blocking schemes make it more complicated than that. "They will get somebody from one side to the other faster than you can," Carolina associate head coach Vic Koenning said. "Somebody's got to get off a block, somebody's got to be the block, and then you've got to run like the dickens to get there."
Carolina defensive end Kareem Martin said it's tough to stay home on defense, particularly when the play in front of you looks like the right one. If you guess wrong, if you leave the B-back to tackle Washington, who pitches at the last second, or if you anticipate a pitch that doesn't come, you open a hole for a big gain. "I may have the quarterback, but I see the fullback, and I want to take him, but I have the quarterback," Martin said. "You have to be really unselfish. I think the teams that have beaten them in the past weren't being selfish. You can't worry about your stats this week, you have to worry about the defense as a whole."
Defenders want to make big plays, and Carolina's defense is one of the conference's best in that regard. The Tar Heels lead the ACC with 13 interceptions and are third with 23 sacks. It may be frustrating to stay within yourself, but it's the right thing to do. If the Jackets don't seem to be using one of their options, ignore it at your own peril. "They have their offensive coordinator in the press box, and he's watching our tendencies," Martin said. "That one time he sees that your'e not going to take the dive, that next play, they're giving the ball to the dive, and he's going to hit you for 15 or 20 yards." Martin said Georgia Tech does a good job of in-game scouting, mirroring what the defense is showing them, then hitting for big gains.
Cornerback Jabari Price has a knack for making big plays, but he knows he has to stay within himself this week. "We have to go into this game trusting the guy next to me, and trusting myself that I'm going to do my job, and my job only," he said. "In order to make plays, you've got to take chances here and there, but this week, Coach Fedora and the staff are stressing assignment football."
Georgia Tech likes to eat up clock and wear down defenses - a year ago in Atlanta, they possessed the ball more than 12 minutes longer than the Tar Heels - so the Tar Heel offense will have to hold on to the football to give the defense a breather. "We've got to move the chains," Fedora said of his offense. "We have to play flawless. We can't have any pre or post-snap penalties and we've got to take care of the football. We can't give them extra possessions."
"One of the things they try to do is sustain long drives, and really eat up clock, and then score and score again," left guard Jonathan Cooper said. "If we can keep the ball out of their hands, it'll really help us on both sides of the ball."
In four of their last five games, the Tar Heels have scored 30 points or more. If the Carolina can give themselves some breathing room, they'll have a chance to be successful on Saturday. Defensively, it will come down to winning battles. "Our guys are going to have to be better than their guys," Koenning said. "It's going to boil down to that." Sounds simple enough.
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Is there anything, I mean anything that beekeepers agree on?
Most beekeepers agree to disagree on most beekeeping topics! :roll: aDAM
Dont go far Finman. Your head butting no nonsense approach is needed here. Dissenting opinions are always needed on a board. Without it it turns into a fan club.
I know Im starting with 4 packages. Maybe as much as 8 if things pan out.easy way to check on mites. .
Add the second deep when they draw around 70% of the first. Ive read that some people just put the 2 boxes on straight off but that didnt make sense to me. I want my fledgling forces concentrating on one area at a time. .
Smaller bees I mean. If in fact just smaller bees was the answer to varroa, and feral bees are naturally smaller
You can give them terrarium hearter 15 W and nuc will develope 3 times faster than naturally. (cold nights)
Maybe you could post a picture of one of your heaters and a description of where in the hive you place them so I could get a better understanding of what you mean. Please!?! :D
Do you put the whole cable on the floor of the hive or just a part of it? D


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