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|2009-03-26, 21:55
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|2009-03-26, 21:58
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Eh, I just want some body who can capture spike's cool aura, which keanu reaves could do but also give him the depth that he has as a character, but also his quirky funny, mulitsided character. Bebop and Champloo both are amazing in how deep their characters are, and I just feel with one faced keanu just can't pull off it, I really don't care who they get, they could grab this guy off the street, as long as the person can capture spikes presence his character than I'm fine and I deem keanu not capable of this feat.
|2009-03-26, 22:08
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^Are you serious? I'm not trying to seriously retort what is obviously an overkill of personal opinion about Keeanu Reeves...You got an opinion that's quite stronger than my own, but if you scroll back a few pages you'll see that I slightly agree with some of your points, but if you wanna drag Will Smith into the debate (The black Tom Cruise) then I'm gonna look at you like a smilicon that hasn't been invented yet...Not that Will Smith sucks to the heavens (he's a movie star and is generally funny), but if you wanna use that as supreme reasoning verses Keeanu Reeves I'll leave you amongst the sugarcane fields with that strawman you speak of...If your fav ACTOR is Will Smith I just question your credibility on this entire subject...
BTW, you see those six-dots under my name? Most of them or for retorting the $hit outta people, usually to submission, but I'm not really gonna make a case for that here...I'm saying OVERALL, if you think about the funding, the scriptwriting process, the fact they are bringing the Japanese producers in (including my alltime fav anime mind S. Watanabe), and that Keeanu actually is a die-hard fan of Cowboy Bebop, I'm a bit optimistic of what the movie can be...Spike isn't as rangy as you claim despite his idiosyncrasies, but I have seen enuff Reeves movies to know that he might be able to pull it off to the point the overall effect of the movie succeeds...
|2009-03-26, 22:18
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hahahahaha no I didn't say my favorite actor was will smith, I just find his range greater than that of Keanu reaves, don't get me wrong I loved the Matrix, Bill and Ted, the replacements, speed. I would say my favorite actor of all time would be Marlon Brando, now thats a man who can act, and for general action movies I prefer guys like Edward Norton... though when it comes to The Hulk... I'll reserve judgement because that movie kinda sucked all around. Also for guys similar to Reaves age range, would be Downey Junior though its more to do with his resurgency after kicking the drugs then his repititoire.
Die hard fans don't always produce good work. Being a fan is one thing, but I just find Reaves to a very dim light bulb if you get what I mean. Just to remind you that recent Live actions have really really sucked. Chunli, and DBZ evo, were probably the shittiest movies to ever grace film. And when I associate keanu with remakes... like the "the day the earth stood still" i cringe insude and die a little. Because the first time I saw the original I was shocked and amazed at what cinema could do in terms of story telling.
|2009-03-26, 22:27
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^Now Downey Junior is a great damn actor I do agree...I have many favorites that make Reeves and Smith seem amateur in comparison, but in a reality based world, a somewhat Asian looking white-dude who has done like a million sci-fi adventure-genre movies, with the cache to bring in producers, writers, and directors who are gonna pump loads of money into an anime live-action, and want to be faithful to the work, I just gotta say who'd you expect besides Keeanu? Owen Wilson? I just think as much as he has his down-points, Reeves seems to be able to make most of his Sci-Fi//Genre action pictures atleast good to mostly enjoyable movies...In a world where anime remakes are treated like crap in general, I'm a bit optimistic about this one...
No Reeves = No Movie at all, so I'll reserve judgment a bit...
|2009-03-26, 22:32
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The reason why I find Reaves soo unappealing is because the damn som bitch is just like bruce lee when it comes to acting, but at least bruce lee stuck to what he was good at, he never made romances or comedies, his movies featured simple plots with him whooping everybody under the sun. The story telling was blase but it was Kungfu action movie done to a tee with excellent choreography. I also do agree that Live action logistics suck in terms of actually putting out a quality product but i would rather have no product then a not so great interpretation.
Also owen wilson would have to have at least 5 surgeries to get his nose to a relative passible size...
|2009-03-26, 23:11
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He actually was decent in the romance "A Walk in the Clouds"...But he's the ultimate aloof, melancholy actor dude (Which are 2 adjectives in Spike's wheelhouse)...I keep getting back to it though, eventhough he's whatever he is, his movies are generally good...When I think of fav Reeves movies I actually come up with alot of choices...One of my favorite movies with him is the super-slept-on Chain Reaction with Morgan Freeman...But the reason I think he's so successful is because his MOVIES are usually HQ productions with other good actors...So it is what it is...
|2009-03-27, 22:07
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I predict that this will be another abomination lambasted across the faces of the anime-loving masses. Can I think of someone better than Keanu Reeves to play the role of Spike Spiegel? No. Can I think of someone to play any of the characters? Nope. Do I think Keanu Reeves is a good choice for Spike Spiegel? Nope. Personally, about the only character I think they could get right is Ein, and that's only because Welsh Corgie's actually exist.
The fact that I don't think Reeves is good for this adaptation, and that I can't think of someone better, speaks directly to the fact that this should not be made into a film. Why can't Hollywood just leave the great anime alone? Why does everything have to be live-action? Thank god the Evangelion project was trashed; that was well on it's way to being an abomination. Too bad about DBZ; that shit-fest actually made it off of the set and into a can.
Edit: If someone can name a single person who can capture both the vocal and physical expressions of Edward, I will stand corrected. The proper choice for Ed, and the story-line, could be the one saving grace this film requires.
Edit2: If the girl in the corresponding picture to this article plays Faye, I will also go see this movie. firstshowing.net
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|2009-03-31, 08:33
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Well I'll maintain a healthy dose of skepticism about whether they can pull this off or not (I don't have much faith in Hollywood for game and anime movies), but if they can snag Keanu into this then it at least has a slight chance more then other adaptations. So I'll be looking forward to seeing more about this next year.
Oh That I did not know (or had forgotten) Ghost in the Shell to be made into a movie as well. Dreamworks and Spielberg huh... 3D-Live Action... coolies, at least it isn't straight Live Action. Well I'll add that to the list as well.
|2010-09-16, 11:06
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Keanu Reeves discusses live-action Cowboy Bebop
|2010-09-16, 11:39
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Yeah, there are TONS of licenses that get bought, and ideas for movies that get made into scripts... but only a fraction ever get made into movies. I saw a website once (that I'm trying to find again) that listed all movies currently in some form of development from several years back. And most of them get stalled for years, if they are ever made.
This page wasn't what I saw before, but it gives a good indication. There are 56 pages of movies in development, some without proper titles, but how many do you think will make it into production? Well, if you click the "Pre-production" link, you get... 12 pages of movies. 8 pages of movies are in actual production, so at best, you only get about 25% of movies going from "script idea" to "actual movie."
So, I'd suggest locking threads like this, although it's only my opinion. We should only have a movie thread, when shooting is confirmed to be taking place; that way, we know it's coming out. Or perhaps a general "script idea" movie thread, where people could talk about any movie that's being talked about for a possible movie.
|2010-09-16, 14:09
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I actually think this could work, assuming that there's good communication among the producers and directors. I mean, two of the producers are Shinichiro Watanabe and Keiko Nobumoto.
It's a long shot, but not as long a shot as the other live-action anime adaptions we've seen in recent years. From Keanu's comments, it just looks like they're having problems adapting it to make it afforable to actually make. Could be worse. I'll actually keep an open mind on this one.
|2010-09-18, 19:49
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It's an absolutely legitimate reason to actually make sure the cost doesn't get out of control of the budget. I don't understand why people don't get that.
|2011-03-09, 02:43
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I am not worried since so many people know this Reeves fella that means he has experience as a actor and that is what we need I actually can't wait so far they seem to being true to the story hopefully this will be good
|2011-03-09, 07:43
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This news makes me want to cry. Why does Hollywood need to try to remake everything? It's obnoxious in a way if you ask me. As for Cowboy Bebop, I'm pretty sure they can't pull it off. Since when has there been an actual really good anime-based live-action movie? I'm really not looking forward to one of my favourite animes being being epically humiliated
And it'll be really expensive like Spectacular Insanity said. Which also means it'll be a huge whooping flop if it doesn't do well...
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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Greg McElroy owns a national title at Alabama, Stephen Garcia has South Carolina off to its best start in three years and Ryan Mallett of Arkansas may be the country's best passer.
For a league known for punishing defenses and overpowering ground games, the Southeastern Conference has a group of quarterbacks getting things done through the air.
"It's something," Gamecocks cornerback Stephon Gilmore said. "You can't take a week off in the SEC."
Especially this season. Nearly a month into the season, according to STATS LLC, passing statistics in the SEC are up in most categories from last year. Quarterbacks have completed 62.9 percent of their throws, compared to less than 58 percent a year ago. And it's no coincidence that the best quarterback play has come from the top teams.
McElroy, Mallett and Garcia are among the top four in SEC completion percentage and their teams are all undefeated and ranked in the top 12.
"I think that in the SEC, if you look at the teams that win the conference or that play for the national championship from our conference, they're normally the teams that have the better quarterbacks and the teams with the more experienced quarterbacks," said Tee Martin, Kentucky's receivers coach and the quarterback on Tennessee's 1998 national championship team.
It's not just the experienced quarterbacks making their marks under center.
John Brantley has kept Florida winning despite a few offensive bumps in its post-Tim Taboo era. Georgia is 0-2 in the SEC, but freshman Aaron Murray has been poised and confident as Bulldogs quarterback. Auburn's 6-foot-6 Cam Newton, once Tebow's backup at Florida, has the Tigers undefeated and moving up the rankings.
For Auburn coach Gene Chick, the SEC looks a lot like the Big 12 when he was Texas' defensive coordinator and staring down skilled passers each game like Reggie McNeal at Texas A&M and Chase Daniel of Missouri.
"Every week someone was an off-the-chart quarterback," Chizik said. "Without me having faced all these different (SEC) guys this year, it appears to be that they're very talented and maybe similar to that."
Two of the SEC's best square off this week when McElroy leads top-ranked Alabama into No. 10 Arkansas to face Mallett, the country's leader in passing yards.
McElroy, who helped the Crimson Tide to last year's national championship, has completed better than 70 percent of his throws this season.
However, McElroy readily acknowledges that with runners like Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram and Trent Richardson he's not asked to do the same things as Mallett.
"Fortunately for me, I have a lot of weapons at my disposal," McElroy said. "The fact that we do have such a capable running game means I am not asked to do as much."
Mallett has done plenty for Arkansas already this season. The 6-foot-6 junior, already considered a top 10 NFL prospect, may have increased his profile when he threw for 380 yards and three touchdowns in a dramatic 31-24 victory at Georgia. Mallett connected on 40-yard TD pass to Greg Childs with 15 seconds left for the game winner after the Bulldogs rallied to tie after trailing 24-10.
"This has got to be one of the greatest moments I've felt since I've played the game of football," Mallett said.
Bigger moments could be ahead for Mallett. The same might be true at South Carolina with fourth-year junior Garcia playing with more maturity and poise.
The Gamecocks are seeking their first 4-0 start since 2001 when Lou Holtz led to a 9-3 mark. South Carolina has struggled to play as well under Steve Spurrier and Holtz has no doubt why.
"It all starts with consistent play from the quarterback," Holtz said.
Spurrier changed the game in the SEC during 12 successful seasons at Florida, daring defenses to slow down his "Fun-n-Gun" attack and sending several Gator passers like Doug Johnson and Rex Grossman to the NFL.
The SEC passing numbers look strong now, Spurrier says, but will come down as league play continues.
Then again, those strong defenses could lead to improved quarterback play.
Former South Carolina quarterback Todd Ellis, now the team's radio play-by-play announcer, says young SEC quarterbacks have no choice but to pick things up quickly if they hope to gain playing time. So they study more film, put in more reps on the practice field and do what they must to beat the league's top defenses and best coordinators.
The SEC has also done a better job seeking out and developing quarterbacks to do more than hand off to featured tailbacks.
Georgia freshman "Aaron Murray is a perfect example," Ellis said. "He was a highly recruited kid, but clearly he's playing like an elite quarterback."
And expect the country's best conference -- winners of the past four national championships -- to continue chasing the country's best high school quarterbacks, said Martin, the Kentucky assistant.
"Success in this league is directly associated with having a great quarterback," he said.
AP Sports Writers Will Graves in Lexington, Ky., and John Zenor in Auburn and Tuscaloosa, Ala., contributed to this report.

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A new project has been pointed out to us today - phpQuery, a port of jQuery to PHP:
phpQuery is PHP-port of well known and great web2.0 JS library, which jQuery is. It's not something like JQPie, which is form of JS code generator and server-client layer.
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|A basic pasta dough recipe and traditional Ricotta filled dough, a family favorite. We used to traditionally have these only for Holidays or special occassions. A family favorite that has been handed down from generation to generation. Easy to make, a little time consuming but so very worth the efforts! Tender pasta filled with fabulous flavored cheese inside topped with Traditional Italian red sauce.~
|Perfect with Traditional Sunday Sauce
2 egg yolks
6 cups flour
3/4 cup water
4 tablespoons oil
Put flour in a bowl, make a well in the center, add oil and eggs and yolks. Work enough water with your fingers to make a soft dough, mix till well blended. With floured board knead until smooth, cover rest for 1/2 hour. Do not over mix and knead just for a few minutes...till smooth .
3 lbs of Whole Milk Ricotta Cheese
6 eggs
2 tablespoons fresh parsley
1/2 cup grated Romano Cheese
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
1/2 cup mozzarella shredded
On floured board, roll out dough thin 1/4 inch thick. Each square should be 2x3 inches. Or cut with a round fluted edge cookie cutter. I do the squares. Fill each square with 1 tablespoon of filling. Cover with another square, and seal with fork around the edges. Boil in salted water, adding a little oil to keep them from sticking. Serve with Traditional Sunday Sauce , or freeze on a cookie sheet till solid, then remove from tray, place in a freezer bag for future use.
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text: Maximum ComfortTaking care of yourself is no longer a whim. Taking care of yourself is a must, and finding the sport that allows you to enjoy while you take care of your body and your mind is a privilege that assures us health and well-being. The sports skirts offer the maximum comfort to get the best results in our daily workouts. No matter what kind of activity you choose. In Roly we combine everything so that you find comfort, dynamism and beauty.Quality fabricsFlexible fibres are prepared to absorb less sweat and adapt perfectly to the body. A quality fibre allows us to perform an intense physical activity.The most current proposals for ideal skirts for practicing your favourite sport at school, in the gym, on the athletic track or on the tennis court. No matter where you choose, what matters is the model. The sports look is and will continue being trend. The technical fabrics are combined with comfortable and sophisticated practical shoes and accessories.A comfortable and functional modelIt is not the same to practise body combat, running, tennis or cycling. Each sport needs a garment that perfectly suits the kind of exercise that we are going to perform. In addition, we must keep in mind that aesthetics is important. Choose a sports skirt suited to our physical performance is the best choice.


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Do you have a box of old photographs on the top shelf of your closet that you inherited? Have you had the time to go through them? Or maybe you have "sifted" through them, but you don't have any idea what "to do" with them? Maybe you know they're your family, but you don't know who they are. Well, what are you waiting for? Roll up your sleeves, get the box down, and blow off the dust. Your family story is in that box for goodness sakes! Is this how you want your descendants to handle your family story? Do you want to be just an unidentified photo in a box on the top shelf of one of your descendant's closets? I didn't think so. So liberate your ancestors from that box!
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Old photos ~ even unidentified ~ are a great resource for finding your family story, and lucky for you, I know of an informative and beautiful tool to get you started on this journey of finding your family story. This past Friday, the footnoteMaven's Shades of the Departed e-magazine debuted. Formerly in blog format, the monthly e-magazine can be read online or downloaded in PDF format for your reading pleasure. And I really do mean "pleasure" ~ it's absolutely beautiful with motivating and informative articles to help you with your family story. Oh, and guess what? You don't have to know how to spell genealogy to read it...you'll probably learn how to spell it, though. [If you want...] The whole point is to get you interested in finding, preserving, and sharing your family story, especially through old photographs. After all, everyone has a family story, right?
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Another round of Guild Wars 2 beta testing begins soon, and this time I around am arming myself with your questions before taking the plunge into Tyria once again. What can I do for you?
Having already learned much of what I wanted to know during my Guild Wars 2 weekend experience last month, I'm free to play through the next event with an eye on you folks' questions and concerns.
Do you want to know how well specific classes handle specific circumstances? I can do that. Do you want me to create a character according to your specifications? We'll see what I can do.
Do you want to know when this next beta event is? That I cannot say, but look for answers to the questions you post in the comment section of this post next week.
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rubber ducky party.
on the last sunday of october, we managed to throw a birthday party for the kid. nothing fancy and big since i hadn't much energy to do any DIY lately. we were thinking of something that yuara will definitely enjoy, why not a splish splash party? so we booked the playground at kemang with its mini water park, invited his cousins, and decided on rubber ducky theme - also because yellow and orange are his favorite!
the printables are from babalisme - including the cute party hats. and my bestie bianca made that rubber ducky pinata, she also made the treasure chest pinata last year! it was really fun, the kids were fully entertained so us parents could relax and enjoy the heat. the weather was extremely hot that morning, phewww! oh, did i tell you? yuara could finally blow the candles! well not hard enough until they went off, but still! all in all, i hope everyone had a great time.. see you again in a year's time!


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Emma Teitgen, 12, thought the chemistry book her teacher recommended would make perfect bedside reading. Perfect because it might help her fall asleep.
Then she downloaded "The Elements: A Visual Exploration" to her iPad. Instead of making her drowsy, it blossomed in her hands. The 118 chemical elements, from hydrogen to ununoctium, came alive in vivid images that could be rotated with a swipe of the finger.
More than 550 years after Johannes Gutenberg printed 180 copies of the Bible on paper and vellum, new technologies as revolutionary as the printing press are changing the concept of a book and what it means to be literate. Sound, animation and the ability to connect to the Internet have created the notion of a living book that can establish an entirely new kind of relationship with readers.


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The First Lady went to a Maryland school today to promote her anti-obesity campaign, but she was faced with an off-topic question from a young girl: "My mom said Barack Obama is taking everybody away that doesn't have papers."
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Categories: Earth
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A computer virus that bombards you with pop-up ads is one thing. A computer virus that shuts down a city's electric grid is another. Welcome to the new generation of cybercrime. Discover what it will take to protect our power, communication and transportation systems as scientists try to stay ahead of hackers in an ever-escalating game of cat and mouse.
The expert who helped decipher the centrifuge-destroying Stuxnet virus tells us what he thinks is next. Also convenience vs. vulnerability as we connect to the Internet of Everything. And, the journalist who wrote that Google was "making us stupid," says automation is extracting an even higher toll: we're losing basic skills. Such as how to fly airplanes.
- Ray Sims – Computer Technician, Computer Courage, Berkeley, California
- Eric Chien – Technical Director of Security Technology and Response, Symantec
- Paul Jacobs – Chairman and CEO of Qualcomm
- Shankar Sastry – Dean of the College of Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, director of TRUST
- Nicholas Carr – Author of The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains and the forthcoming "The Glass Cage". His article, "The Great Forgetting," is in the November 2013 issue of The Atlantic.


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Upcoming hat brand The Decades is the latest to collaborate with the storied Ebbets Field Flannels on a collection of caps. For the lookbook, the guys from The Petty Boy$ and The Hancock Gang hit an old baseball park for spring training while donning the upcoming caps. The outing was captured on 35mm film by Lucas Stevens of Shantydorm.
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Our first tip this year for students thinking about their future careers and/or graduate school is to visit the new and improved Human Development website. The revised site includes updated information on both careers and on graduate school. We hope you find it helpful.
You are also lucky enough with this issue to get not just one, but two great tips! You'll notice that the Human Development website stresses the importance of gaining skills (e.g., business, communication, a second language, cultural competence) and experience (e.g., part-time jobs, volunteer work, RA/TA, involvement in leadership activities) to make yourself marketable. What does that mean? Get involved, and get involved early! In case you are not sure where to begin, here are a few sample options that have crossed our editorial desk recently.
Volunteer work: One great way to find volunteer opportunities in the area is to visit the website for the Volunteer Center of Brown County. Just "Volunteer Now" and you can actually enter your interests and use a searchable database to find some great local options.
Multicultural competence: Thinking about enhancing your cultural competencies? One great option is the annual Ally Conference on October 20th. Registration is free and open now. You get a free t-shirt and dinner at the event, but space is limited, so don't delay. More events for the semester are listed in the Human Mosaic, and the Mauthe Center also sponsors such events, such as October 18th's Native American social and a series in November designed to increase awareness about Islam.
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Get ready for the sweet combination of coffee and chocolate. Ohhh... You're ALWAYS ready? Let's not waste any time then! Ingredients: 1 packet hot cocoa mix with 20 - 25 calories (like Swiss Miss Diet or Nestlé Fat Free) 1 tsp. plain fat-free nondairy powdered creamer 1 tsp. mini semi-sweet chocolate chips 1/4 tsp. instant coffee granules 1 no-calorie sweetener packet (like Splenda or Truvia) 1/2 cup light coffee ice cream 1/4 cup light vanilla soymilk 1 cup crushed ice or 5 - 8 ice cubes Directions: In a tall glass, combine hot cocoa mix, creamer, chocolate chips, coffee granules, and sweetener. Add 1/4 cup very hot water, and stir until ingredients have mostly dissolved. Transfer mixture to a blender. Add ice cream, soymilk, and ice, and blend at high speed until smooth. Pour and enjoy! MAKES 1 SERVING
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This tutorial today is going to be on a fabled being from fantasy literature, the Dwarf. Dwarves originated from German mythology, and have been a part of fantasy fiction and most fantasy role playing games and movies. One of the most common known dwarves is in fact from the role playing video game that I enjoy playing, WarCraft. Dwarves are described differently in many movies, games and fairy tales. Some are described as being ugly and short with magical abilities, and they are said to live in the underground world which is where they build their strengths and abilities. They are also known for creating beautiful, strong weapons such as the famous axe which is the signature weapon for the dwarf, soon after German folklore was out, the English and Dutch had their own versions of dwarves that where a lot different from German folklore. They had magical creatures at their sides such as fairies that used charms, curses and other deceitful tactics on behalf of the dwarf. The general description of a dwarf is that they are anywhere between 3 and 4 feet tall, they have humongous heads, long bushy beards that are sometimes braided, and they at times only dress in armor because they stay prepared for battle at all times. Some of modern day dwarves from fairytales include Rumpelstiltskin, and Snow Whites seven famous dwarves; Grumpy, Sleepy, Doc, Dopey, Happy, Bashful, and Sneezy. Many modern fantasy stories created interesting concepts of dwarves from the original dwarf like how they are excellent miners, and have incredible skill with metallurgy. There are also the dwarves created by J.R.R. Tolkien when he gave them a whole new character in his book "The Hobbit" which is also part of "The Lord of The Rings" volumes, these dwarves where from a place called Middle Earth and where described as being shorter and stockier than Elves and Men. But in my tutorial I used a combination of the dwarves used in WarCraft like the suit of armor and the face of a typical looking dwarf with the long bushy beard, and I also made him a warrior. I like how this drawing came out, I also hope you enjoy learning how to draw a dwarf warrior step by step. You can color his armor any color you want to that is your choice. The instructions are simple enough to make the whole drawing and sketching experience a breeze.
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One hundred nineteen people were recognized for their contributions to ASHRAE and the building industry during ASHRAE's 2013 Annual Conference, held June 22-26 in Denver.
The Andrew T. Boggs Service Award, recognizing past recipients of the Distinguished Service Award for continuing unselfish, dedicated, and distinguished service to ASHRAE, was awarded posthumously to Presidential Member Richard Charles, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member.
The Exceptional Service Award, recognizing Distinguished Service Award recipients who have continued to serve ASHRAE faithfully and with exemplary effort, was awarded to:
• Zahid Ayub, PhD, PE, FASHRAE, president, Isotherm, Arlington, Texas.
• Presidential Member Lee Burgett, PE, FASHRAE, consultant, The Trane Co., La Crosse, Wis.
• Dale Carter, FASHRAE, Life Member, president and chief executive officer, DEC Engineering, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
• Raymond Cohen, PhD, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member, of Valparaiso, Ind.
• Drury Crawley, PhD, PE, FASHRAE, BEMP, director, building performance, Bentley Systems, Washington, D.C.
• K. William "Bill" Dean, P.Eng., manager, National Research Council of Canada, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.
• Mohammad Hosni, PhD, FASHRAE, professor and Frankenhoff chair of engineering, department of mechanical and nuclear engineering, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kan.
• Yunho Hwang, PhD, research associate professor and associate director of the Center for Environmental Energy Engineering, University of Maryland, College Park, Md.
• Ben Leppard Jr., PE, principal and director of mechanical engineering, Leppard Johnson & Associates, Tucker, Ga.
• George Menzies, P.Eng., Life Member, of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
• Presidential Member Richard Rooley, FREng., FASHRAE, Life Member, OPMP, owner, Rooley Consultants, Stoke Poges, Bucks, United Kingdom.
• Alberto Sanchez, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member, vice president, Global Sanchez, Tampa, Fla.
• Sitaraman Chandra Sekhar, PhD, C.P.Eng., FASHRAE, associate professor and program director, building performance and sustainability, National University of Singapore.
• James Vallort, senior vice president, ESD, Chicago.
The Distinguished Service Award, recognizing members for giving freely of their time and talent to ASHRAE, was presented to:
• Douglass Abramson of Chapin, S.C.
• Bruce Anderson, vice president of marketing, CES Group, Eden Prairie, Minn.
• Joseph Anderson, PE, principal, Anderson Engineering, Germantown, Tenn.
• David Arnold, PhD, FREng, FASHRAE, Life Member, partner, Troup Bywaters & Anders Consulting Engineers, Reading, United Kingdom.
• George Austin Jr., PE, HBDP, BEAP, BEMP, CPMP, OPMP, HFDP, principal, Shultz Engineering Group, Charlotte, N.C.
• Ronald Bailey, PE, president, Bailey Engineering Corp., Jupiter, Fla.
• Dieter Bartel, energy specialist, Manitoba Hydro, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
• Richard Bowman, owner, Mechanical Concepts, Wichita, Kan.
• Donald Brundage, PE, codes and standards principal, marketing research, Southern Co., Atlanta.
• Paul Cabot, administrator, national fuel-gas code, American Gas Association, Washington, D.C.
• Cynthia Callaway, PE, senior mechanical engineer/project manager, P2S Engineering, Long Beach, Calif.
• John Carter, senior associate, CPP, Fort Collins, Colo.
• Richard Cawley, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member, of Tyler, Texas.
• Mark Case, PE, president, ETC Group, Salt Lake City.
• David Conover, senior technical advisor, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Great Falls, Va.
• Hugh Crowther, P.Eng., executive vice president, product management and technology, Price Mechanical Industrial, Dundas, Ontario, Canada.
• Charles Culp, PhD, PE, FASHRAE, HBDP, professor, department of architecture, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.
• Charlie Curlin Jr., PE, principal, Shultz Engineering Group, Charlotte, N.C.
• Daniel Dettmers, associate researcher, Industrial Refrigeration Consortium, University of Wisconsin–Madison.
• James Escamilla, PE, president/chief executive officer, Byce & Associates, Kalamazoo Mich.
• Kevin Fallin, PE, president, Whitman, Requardt and Associates, Fairfax, Va.
• Donald Fenton, PhD, PE, professor and department head, mechanical engineering department, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kan.
• Thomas A. Gilbertson, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member, president, Thomas A. Gilbertson & Associates, Moraga, Calif.
• Krishnan Gowri, PhD, senior research engineer, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, Wash.
• Gerald Groff, FASHRAE, Life Member, principal, Groff Associates, Cazenovia, N.Y.
• Traci Hanegan, PE, HFDP, principal mechanical engineer, Coffman Engineers, Spokane, Wash.
• Lucas Hyman, PE, president, Goss Engineering, Corona, Calif.
• Nadar "Jay" Jayaraman, P.Eng., special-projects manager, Enbridge, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
• John Kuempel Jr., PE, vice president, DeBra-Kuempel, Cincinnati.
• Hal Levin, FASHRAE, research architect, Building Ecology Research Group, Santa Cruz, Calif.
• Robert Linder, PE, senior project manager, Karges-Faulconbridge, St. Paul, Minn.
• Lawrence Markel, FASHRAE, principal, SRA International, Knoxville, Tenn.
• Kevin Marple, president, Benz Air Engineering Co., Portland, Ore.
• Norm Maxwell, PE, Life Member, president, Environmental Air Quality, Great Neck, N.Y.
• Michael McDermott, project manager, Grumman Butkus Associates, Evanston, Ill.
• Robert McDowall, P.Eng., Life Member, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
• Tim McGinn, P.Eng., HBDP, principal, DIALOG, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
• Mark Modera, PhD, PE, FASHRAE, professor, director, Western Cooling Efficiency Center, University of California, Davis.
• Philip Naughton, PE, corporate energy manager, Applied Materials, Austin, Texas.
• Bruce Nelson, PE, president, Colmac Coil Manufacturing, Colville, Wash.
• John Nix II, senior engineer, Florida Power and Light Co., Miami.
• David Olson, PE, president, Integrated Mechanical Systems, Niwot, Colo.
• Chee Sheng Ow, PhD, P.Eng., FASHRAE, professor, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Selangor, Malaysia.
• David Rasmussen, Canadian sales representative, Philip Doyle Manufacturing Inc., Stony Creek, Ontario, Canada.
• John Rieke, PE, senior mechanical engineer, SAIC, St. Paul, Minn.
• Harvey M. Sachs, PhD, senior fellow, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, Washington, D.C.
• Lawrence Schoen, PE, FASHRAE, president and principal engineer, Schoen Engineering, Columbia, Md.
• Randy Schrecengost, PE, BEAP, project manager/senior mechanical engineer, Stanley Consultants, Austin, Texas.
• Michael Sherber, PE, HBDP, executive vice president, The Firma Group, Avon, Conn.
• Donald Siller, PE, Life Member, president, Siller & Associates, O'Fallon, Mo.
• Steven Szymurski of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
• T. Minh Tran, PE, managing director—utility operations, construction, Piedmont Natural Gas, Charlotte, N.C.
• Alan Veeck, vice president, MVA, and executive director, National Air Filtration Association, Virginia Beach, Va.
• Saul Villanueva, PE, principal mechanical engineer, Mechanical Applications Consultants, San Jose, Calif.
• Timothy Wentz, PE, FASHRAE, HBDP, associate professor of construction management, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb.
• Theresa Weston, PhD, research fellow, DuPont Building Innovations, Richmond, Va.
• Brandt Williams, PE, president, Engineered Systems Design, Duncan, S.C.
• Lee D. Woods, Life Member (posthumously).
• J. Richard Wright, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member, of Cookeville, Tenn.
• David P. Yuill, PE, graduate research assistant, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Ind.
• Jack Zarour, senior mechanical engineer, Genentech, South San Francisco, Calif.
The Distinguished 50-Year Member Award, given to persons who have been a member of ASHRAE for 50 years and performed outstanding service, was presented to:
• Arthur Bennett, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member, of Athens, Ga.
• Walter Bishop, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member, of Sunnyside, N.Y.
• Laurence Brink, Life Member (posthumously).
• Floyd "Les" Brown, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member, of Charleston, Ill.
• Ronald Caffrey, Life Member, partner, BSC Partners Consultants, Saint Petersburg, Fla.
• Waller Clements, PE, Life Member, owner, Clements Consulting, Evansville, Ind.
• Thomas A. Gilbertson, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member, president, Thomas A. Gilbertson & Associates, Moraga, Calif.
• Donald Glaser, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member, of Fort Myers, Fla.
• Robert Jones, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member, of Winchester, Va.
• James McFall, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member, senior consultant, MKK Consulting Engineers, Greenwood Village, Colo.
• James Newman, Life Member, OPMP, BEAP, owner, managing partner, Newman Consulting Group, Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
• Verle Williams, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member, CPMP, president, Utility Services Unlimited, San Diego.
• James Woods, PhD, PE, FASHRAE, Life Member, independent consultant, Charlottesville, Va.
The Journal Paper Award, honoring the best paper or article published in ASHRAE Journal, was awarded to John Murphy, applications engineer, The Trane Co., La Crosse, Wis., for the article "Total Energy Wheel Control in a Dedicated Outdoor Air (OA) System."
The Poster Presentation Award, recognizing peer-reviewed technical papers with the best visual and technical information presented at Society meetings, was awarded to Shanshan Cai, PhD student, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Okla.; Lorenzo Cremaschi, PhD, associate professor, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Okla.; Afshin Ghajar, PhD, PE, regents professor, John Brammer Endowed professor, and director of graduate studies, School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Okla.; and Kasey Worthington, project engineer, AAON Inc., Jenks, Okla., for "Measurements of Pipe Insulation Thermal Conductivity at Below Ambient Temperature Part 1: Experimental Methodology and Dry Tests."
The Crosby Field Award, recognizing the best paper presented before ASHRAE in 2012, was given to John Bryant, PhD, PE, associate professor, Mechanical Engineering Program, Texas A&M University at Qatar, Doha, Qatar; Dennis O'Neal, PhD, PE, FASHRAE, dean, School of Engineering and Computer Science, Baylor University, Waco, Texas; and Michael Davis, PhD, director of laboratories, New York University Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, for "Modeling the Performance of ECM and SCR Parallel Fan-Powered Terminal Units in Single-Duct VAV Systems." Bryant, O'Neal, and Davis also received two Technical Paper awards, which recognize the authors of the best papers presented at Society meetings: one for "Modeling the Performance of ECM and SCR Parallel Fan-Powered Terminal Units in Single-Duct VAV Systems" and one for "Modeling the Performance of ECM and SCR Series Fan-Powered Terminal Units in Single-Duct VAV Systems."
Also receiving Technical Paper awards were:
• Stephen Idem, PhD, professor, Tennessee Technological University, Cookeville, Tenn., and Ananth Nalla, current-product engineer, Cummins Filtration, Soughton, Wis., for "Laboratory Testing of Saddle-Tap Tees to Determine Loss Coefficient."
• Farhad Memarzadeh, PhD, PE, director, Division of Technical Resources, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Md., for "Literature Review of the Effect of Temperature and Humidity on Viruses."
The Willis H. Carrier Award, given to an ASHRAE member 32 years of age or younger for presenting an outstanding paper at an ASHRAE meeting, was presented to Daniel Gibbs, mechanical engineer, Barge, Waggoner, Sumner and Cannon, Nashville, Tenn., for "Measurements of Flat Oval Diverging Flow Fittings Loss Coefficients."
The Lincoln Bouillon Award, recognizing a member who performs the most outstanding work in increasing the membership of ASHRAE during the course of the year, was presented to George Waters Sr., branch manager, sales engineer, R.L. Stone Co., Buffalo.
The Dan Mills Technical Award, recognizing a chapter technology-transfer-committee chair who excels in meeting goals in technical, energy, and government activities, was presented to Mike Fullerton, PE, HFDP, project manager/principal, TME Inc., Little Rock, Ark. Fullerton also received the Chapter Program Star Award, which recognizes excellence in chapter program endeavors.
The William J. Collins Jr. RP Award, given to a chapter research-promotion chair who excels in all activities supporting a research-promotion campaign, was presented to Christopher "Mike" Donovan, HBDP, Houston.
The Lou Flagg Historical Award, recognizing an individual for preparing the most outstanding historical presentation related to HVACR, was presented to Alexander Weiss, PE, of Brooklyn, N.Y.
The Standards Achievement Award, recognizing significant and exceptional service in the area of standards leadership and technical contribution, was awarded to Martha VanGeem, PE, of Mount Prospect, Ill.
The Student Activities Achievement Award, recognizing a chapter student-activities chair for service related to the goals and growth of student activities at all levels, was presented to Ather Siddiqui, chief executive, Environmental Engineering Centre, Islamabad, Pakistan.
The Ralph G. Nevins Physiology and Human Environment Award, given to a researcher under the age of 40 for significant accomplishments in the study of bioenvironmental engineering and its effect on human comfort and health, was presented to Stefano Schiavon, PhD, PE, assistant professor of architecture, Center for the Built Environment, Department of Architecture, University of California, Berkeley.
The Environmental Health Award, recognizing excellence in volunteer service focused on environmental-health issues, was presented to Lawrence "Larry" J. Schoen, PE, FASHRAE, president and principal engineer, Schoen Engineering Inc., Columbia, Md.
The Homer Addams Award, honoring a graduate student engaged in an ASHRAE research project, was presented to Ricardo Da Silva Lima, PhD, of Versoix, Switzerland.


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"Fall into Fall" with Oak&Oil.
Join us, as we showcase the works of several local artists and their Fall-Inspired Art. We promise a cornucopia of artistic interpretation and a colorful preview of what's to come from mother nature's real thing!
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Hot flashes drive thousands of women into taking hormone replacement therapy (HRT) even when they have no other menopausal symptoms. This is unfortunate, because there are natural solutions with no side effects or risks of cancer, heart disease, or other illnesses.
These surges of intense heat appear to be caused by the hypothalamus gland, which regulates your body's temperature. Heat occurs when it isn't able to adjust to changing hormone levels. Even a slight alteration in this thermostat can cause flushing and periods of intense heat. Low estrogen may be one reason for a malfunctioning hypothalamus, or it may be due to an imbalance of naturally occurring brain opiates caused by lowered estrogens and progesterone.
Some researchers believe that hot flashes are caused by too much dopamine. They are testing the effects of the herb sage to block the neurotransmitter that signals the brain to release more dopamine. Preliminary studies show that sage is one solutions that seems to work well for hot flashes. But there are other steps to take before taking this herb or any other supplements.
First, cool down your diet
The first thing you can do is lower foods that create heat in your body, such as fatty foods, sugars, and spicy foods. Tone down any spicy foods you might like from "very hot" to "warm."
Heat-reducing supplements
This nutrient seems to act directly on the hypothalamus, helping it to regulate temperatures more easily. Studies show that it also decreases the permeability of tiny blood vessels, which makes it valuable for all vascular conditions from hot flashes to hemorrhoids. Simply put, hesperidin supports the integrity of the vascular system, which is weakened by hormonal fluctuations.


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Troubleshooting & help
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How do I download and install Premiere Pro?
You can download Premiere Pro from the Creative Cloud apps catalog. You'll need to sign in with your Adobe ID and password to complete the download. For more information, including how to install older versions or check for updates, see Download your creative cloud apps.
Why won't Premiere Pro install?
For solutions to a "failed to install" error, see Error: "Failed to install" Creative Cloud desktop app. To resolve other download, installation, and update issues, see this download and install troubleshooting guide.
Can I download a trial copy of Premiere Pro?
Yes! You can download trial versions of any Creative Cloud app, including Premiere Pro, from the Creative Cloud apps catalog. You'll need to sign in with an Adobe ID and password to download a trial. For detailed instructions, see Download and install a Creative Cloud trial.
How do I retrieve my Adobe ID or password?
Can I install Premiere Pro on another computer?
You can install Premiere Pro and other Creative Cloud apps on up to two computers. If you want to install it on a third computer, you'll need to deactivate it on one of your previous machines. Learn more about activating and deactivating Creative Cloud apps.
Account management
How can I change my password?
Sign in to your Adobe accounts page with your current Adobe ID and password. From there, click the Security & Privacy tab, and then click Change under Password. For more information on changing your password and other account information, see Manage your Adobe ID account.
How can I change my credit card info?
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Switching Creative Cloud plans is easy. Follow these step-by-step instructions to upgrade or change your plan.
My trial expires soon. How do I convert it?
Converting your trial to a paid membership is easy. Follow these step-by-step instructions to upgrade and start your membership.
How do I cancel and what happens to my files?
If you cancel your membership, you still have access to Creative Cloud member free benefits and any files you saved to your device. You won't have access to apps or most services and your cloud storage will be reduced to 2 GB. Learn how to Cancel your Creative Cloud membership and understand the Adobe subscription terms.
Fix and adjust footage
How do I create and edit sequences?
How do I create slow-motion scenes or speed up the action?
Can I fix shaky, handheld footage?
Use the Warp Stabilizer effect to automatically stabilize shaky or jerky shots. For step-by-step instructions, see Stabilize motion with the Warp Stabilizer effect.
How do I change the volume of a clip?
Follow this tutorial to adjust the volume and create audio fades in the Audio Clip Mixer interface. To learn other techniques, see the article Adjusting volume levels.
How do I synchronize audio clips with the video in my movie?
Easily synchronize audio and video using Clip > Merge Clips. For instructions, see this article, Synchronizing audio and video with Merge Clips.
How do I create proxy versions of my media for editing in Adobe Premiere Pro?
Proxy workflows in Premiere Pro let you work with 8K, HDR, and high frame rate media, so you can switch between native and proxy formats to get the job done faster. Learn more about this in this page, Ingest and Proxy Workflow in Premiere Pro CC 2015.3.
What's the best way to work with high-resolution files?
Editing high-resolution video can be slow. To improve performance while editing, create lower-resolution clips, called proxies. Then switch back to the original files for your final output. Learn more in this tutorial, Work offline using proxy media.
Can I use video I shot with my DSLR camera?
Yes. Learn how to get the most out of your DSLR videos in this tutorial, Edit DSLR video. Create slideshows and time-lapse image sequences, apply effects and transitions, and make color adjustments.
How do I create a sequence with multiple camera shots?
How do I create titles and credits?
Use the Essential Graphics panel to create titles, credits, and animated composites. For instructions, see Create titles and motion graphics.
Common issues
How does the end of support for QuickTime 7 era formats and codecs impact Premiere Pro?
Adobe continuously aims to keep up with the most modern workflows, support formats, and codecs broadly used across the professional film and video industry. As a result, Adobe has decided to end support for QuickTime 7 era formats and codecs. For more information, see, QuickTime 7 support has ended.
Why am I getting a compiling error?
Compiling errors can have many sources. Find solutions in Troubleshooting compiling errors when rendering or exporting.
Why won't the soundtrack play?
See the solutions offered in this article, Troubleshooting linking and importing errors with audio files.
How can I find missing sequence presets or codecs?
Premiere Pro may be having trouble accessing the activation server, required by some codecs. Try the solutions in this article, Features and sequence presets missing.
Why does Adobe Premiere Pro crash or hang soon after starting up displaying an error message, "Initializing MediaCore"?
You could begin by performaing general troubleshooting steps listed in this article, Errors related to Premiere Pro crashing during startup.
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Starting their lives as AA, AAX, HH or HHX model cymbals, SR2 series cymbals are Sabian B20 cast cymbals that are returns from trade shows, artist loaners, store displays, and more. After a thorough inspection process, qualifying models are refurbished (polished removed, re-lathed and re-labeled) and sold as SR2 - where they're available to you at a great price!
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Elana Meyers brings dad along for the ride in pursuit of bobsled gold at Sochi Games
Meyers of the U.S. starts a two-women bobsleigh training at the Sanki Sliding CenterPilot Elana Meyers of the U.S. starts a two-women bobsleigh training at the Sanki Sliding Center in Rosa Khutor, a venue for the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics near Sochi, February 16, 2014. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann (RUSSIA - Tags: SPORT BOBSLEIGH OLYMPICS)
SOCHI, Russia – Eddie Meyers had so many of his NFL dreams stolen away by cruel twists of fate and circumstance that he might know better than anyone how precious an athlete's window of opportunity truly is.
"It is over in the blink of an eye," Meyers told Yahoo Sports. "You never know how many chances you will get."
That is the message Meyers' daughter Elana will take with her down the track at the Sanki Sliding Center on Tuesday and Wednesday as she tries to win bobsled gold with her proud father watching from the stands.
In the early 1980s, Eddie Meyers blossomed into a standout running back at Navy, setting school rushing records and emerging as a serious NFL prospect. The one glaring stumbling block was that he had signed up for a lengthy military commitment back when thoughts of a lucrative pro career were nothing more than an improbable pipe dream.
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Despite repeatedly petitioning Navy chiefs for an exemption, there was none forthcoming. For six years, he gave up his entire 30-day leave allocation to attend training camp with the Atlanta Falcons, who signed him to a free-agent contract in 1982 in hopes of finding a loophole. For six years, he was told he was good enough to make the team if he could resolve his military commitments.
At the end of each training camp, he would return to his base frustrated at being within touching distance of the NFL.
"It was hard because you see other people out there living their dreams and I just wanted to go and play football," Meyers said. "It was the kind of thing where it was hard to keep your spirits up and try to remain philosophical."
When Meyers' chance finally came, it was too late. He had simply missed too much football to be a significant contributor for the Falcons. Once his release from the Navy was eventually granted in 1987, his opportunities were limited mainly to preseason action and when injury struck, Meyers quickly decided to turn his attention to the world of finance.
Denied his chance to use his athletic skills, Meyers has taken immense pleasure with the emergence of Elana as a star athlete. She looked destined to make the Olympics in softball after a star career at George Washington only to be thwarted when she missed the U.S. team for Beijing in 2008. The sport was then removed from the Summer Games program.
Much like her father, however, there was no quit in Elana. She switched over to bobsled, trained furiously, got accepted into the U.S. program and never looked back. After winning bronze as Erin Pac's brakeperson at the Vancouver Games in 2010, she will now drive with two-time Olympic track gold medalist Lauryn Williams. They are among the favorites for gold here.
"Everyone is proud of their kids, but I might be the most excited guy in the world," Eddie Meyers said. "I have some experience of being an athlete but I don't tell her too much except to make the most of it, realize how lucky you are to have the opportunity and to enjoy it.
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"She is my daughter and she is an Olympian. That's pretty cool and she deserves a lot of good things for all the work she has put in."
Elana only has fleeting memories as a child of her father's days with the Falcons, but they left a lasting impression. She loves talking about him and has mentioned his presence and support several times during interviews before and during the Games.
"Having my dad play for the Falcons, what it did was really to expose me to a whole bunch of other elite-level athletes, which I think gives me an advantage and allowed me to understand what goes into sports," Elana told the Falcons website recently. "It is more than going out onto the field and going out onto the ice and competing."
Elana crashed in training this week, an unusual accident on a part of the track that usually gives drivers few problems. Her confidence is unbowed though and despite being a little shaken she is more determined than ever, something she surely learned from her father.
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Some Christian leaders contend that we are divided and ineffective in our witness because the Western world has turned against us and the church has abandoned the truth of the gospel. Others see a hostile, hurting world and blame the church for failing in compassion for the kind of sinners Jesus joined for dinner.
And then there's Richard Stearns, president of World Vision and a former corporate CEO, who faults the church for a lack of will to finish the mission Jesus left behind for us. Following up on his successful first book, The Hole in Our Gospel, Stearns observes in Unfinished: Believing Is Only the Beginning (Thomas Nelson) that "affluent, comfortable, and distracted" Christians no longer burn with passion to change the world. Yet we still want to know our lives matter. We want to know we're living out God's purpose for us. We don't want to confine our Christianity to Sunday morning. Stearns seeks to reinvigorate our Christianity with zeal to resume the revolution launched by Jesus so we can storm the very gates of hell.
But if we're going to finish the mission, Stearns warns, we'll need fewer cheerleaders and more drill sergeants commanding from our pulpits. Consumer-oriented churches, popular among Western Christians, draw especially pointed criticism from Stearns.
"Better the church should shrink than risk losing its God-given purpose and identity," he writes. "A community of true disciples authentically living out the teachings of Scripture is far more attractive than a latte bar or a Vegas-style musical performance."
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LAS CRUCES - Hay producers can add value to their product by having noxious weed-free forage certification through New Mexico State University and the New Mexico Department of Agriculture.
"This is a win-win situation. A farmer can get a better price for their forage and it helps prevent the spread of noxious weeds," said Tracey Carrillo, NMSU director of seed certification and weed-free forage programs.
Initially the prevention program targeted baled forage and straw used by the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management, but Carrillo can see the hay becoming a niche-market for people using horses in the restricted area.
The certification program is the first step to preventing the spread of noxious weeds into the national forests and wilderness areas. Presently, forestry service staff are required to feed their pack and riding horses certified weed-free hay when in the forest or wilderness area. Straw used in soil erosion reclamation projects or animal bedding also must be noxious weed-free, said Leonard Lake, invasive plant program coordinator for the U.S. Forest Service Southwest Region, which comprises 11 national forests in New Mexico, Arizona and three national grasslands in New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma.
The Southwest Region is just beginning its noxious and invasive weed prevention program, which will evolve from internal policy to regulating what the public horsemen use when on forest service land. Lake expects it will be two to three years before the public will be required to have certified weed-free forage when they bring horse feed onto federal property. Once the regulation is implemented a niche-market will develop for noxious weed-free forage.
"Before we can require our people and the public to use noxious weed-free forage while on federal land, we need a source," Lake said. "We have been working with NMDA and Tracey at NMSU to establish a certification program."
Felipe Sanchez of Jarales is one of the first farmers to have his hay certified. He says the cost of certification is offset by the benefits.
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Cost of certification includes $20 per hour for inspection and driving time; 58.5 cents per mile for mileage and $2.50 per acre. A request for certification needs to be made to NMSU's seed certification department 10 days prior to expected harvest date. The crop will be certified using the North American Certified Weed Free regional list and the New Mexico Noxious Weed list.
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For more information about New Mexico weed-free forage program visit www.seedcertification.nmsu.edu or contact Carrillo at email@example.com or (575) 646-4125. Questions regarding noxious weeds contact Jim Wanstall at NMDA, firstname.lastname@example.com or (505) 565-4224.
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Our first project is a top down restoration of a BSA Starfire from 1969 and we hope to post weekly/bi-weekly updates of our progress onto our channel as well as Facebook and Twitter.
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