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Your contracting party for this website is Ademco Investments Pte Ltd (Uomo Group) operates online brand store of Uomo Group in Singapore. Uomo Group is the designer and owner of products offered on this website.
When do these Uomo Group Delivery Terms apply?
These Delivery Terms apply to all offers and agreements relating to the sale and delivery of products via this website by Uomo Group. When you order anything from this website (http://shop.uomo group.com) or any web pages directly connected to this website, your agreement to the Delivery Terms during the order process constitutes your acceptance of the applicability of these Delivery Terms. It is only possible to deviate from these Delivery Terms if agreed in writing by Uomo Group.
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The representations of products on this website are without obligation and do not bind Uomo Group. Uomo Group is likewise not bound by manifest clerical errors and mistakes in promotional descriptions and other statements referred to on this website. Minor colour and other variations in products are possible as a result of different image acquisition, display technologies or other technical reasons. Uomo Group is not liable for these variations and deviations.
The stated prices include Singapore Goods and Services Tax (GST) when the product is purchased within Singapore. Prices are quoted in Singapore dollars. Uomo Group reserves the right to make price and product changes prior to an order placed by you. Uomo Group reserves the right to change, limit or terminate any special offers or discounts at any time.
Uomo Group charges shipping costs. These costs will, if applicable, be charged separately and specified and added up with the total amount of the order.
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You can only order on this website if you are a consumer, not a reseller. You have to be at least 18 years of age or older to buy products via this website.
Orders you place through this website are only an invitation to you to conclude a sales contract. The sales contract is only concluded upon the confirmation by Uomo Group e-mail to you. Until you have received this confirmation, you can still cancel the order.
You warrant that the information you provide to Uomo Group in the request or order is accurate and complete. Uomo Group is never obliged to accept an order. Uomo Group is entitled at all times to verify an order in advance or to refuse an order without providing reasons. If Uomo Group does not confirm your order within ten working days, it is deemed to have been refused.
Uomo Group will deliver to the address indicated by you, within Singapore via the local carrier provider and overseas by international courier. Uomo Group can only deliver to a delivery address which is a home or office address. Deliveries will be done on business days, not being a weekend or a public holiday.
Uomo Group is entitled, insofar as reasonably possible, to make split deliveries so that you receive the ordered products as soon as possible. There are no additional costs associated with such split deliveries. However, in the event that you request that Uomo Group deliver the order in parts, Uomo Group may charge you for extra delivery costs. Each split order shall constitute a separate sales contract. If Uomo Group is late delivering a part or one split order is faulty, that will not entitle you to cancel any other split order.
Please check details for deliveries under the heading 'Shipping' on this website. Delivery periods are indicative and are therefore not regarded as strict deadlines. The mere fact that a delivery period is exceeded does not entitle you to compensation. Uomo Group excludes any liability for any failure to meet delivery periods.
Special Notice: Slower delivery may be expected during these periods due to the closure of the distribution center and high demand.
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|25 December
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|31 December
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Options in case of delivery problems
If Uomo Group discovers prior to entering into the sales contract that it can no longer deliver the ordered products, Uomo Group may offer you an equivalent product in terms of quality, price and function. You are not obliged to accept the replacement product. You may return it, if you so wish, in accordance with the right of return outlined below.
If Uomo Group discovers after entering into the sales contract that Uomo Group can no longer deliver the ordered products, Uomo Group will be entitled to terminate the sales contract. Uomo Group will, of course, inform you immediately and reimburse any payments made.
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Please check this website for information on available payment methods. Uomo Group conducts an individual credit check for each purchase in conformity with this website's Privacy Notice. Depending on the results of this check, Uomo Group reserves the right to refuse certain methods of payment, cancel orders or terminate the sales contract.
Information on returns
Right of return: Subject to the provisions of these Delivery Terms, you may return the products received without specifying any reasons within 14 calendar days of receipt. The 14 calendar days period commences on the day of receipt of the ordered products. The right to return product only applies if the products are unused and complete including their original packaging insofar as reasonably possible.
To activate a return under this policy you should ring the Uomo Group Customer Service team on +65 6884 4005 who will talk you through the returns process.
In the event of a valid return in accordance with these Delivery Terms, Uomo Group will reimburse the purchase price received from you within fourteen days of receipt of the product or revocation of the sales contract. Your bank or credit card company may require additional time to process your refund and for it to reach your account.
The above right of return applies in addition to, and does not affect, your statutory or contractual rights, including under any applicable consumer protection laws in Singapore To find more about returns, please refer to our returns section
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To the extent permitted by law, Uomo Group excludes all conditions, warranties and guarantees (whether express or implied by or arising under statute, common law, equity, trade custom or usage or otherwise), and makes no representations, relating to the products ordered by you, including warranties or guarantees of acceptable quality, merchantability and fitness for purpose. Nothing in these Delivery Terms excludes, limits or modifies any conditions, warranties or guarantees implied by or arising under statute which cannot lawfully be excluded.
Where conditions, warranties or guarantees implied by or otherwise arising under law cannot be lawfully excluded, then to the extent permitted by law, Uomo Group' liability for a breach of any such condition, warranty or guarantee is limited, at the absolute option of Uomo Group, to the replacement or repair of the products, the supply of equivalent products or the cost of replacing or repairing the products or of acquiring equivalent products. Otherwise, to the maximum extent permitted by law, Uomo Group, and their respective officers, employees, agents and representatives will not be liable for any loss or damage (including any loss of profit, loss of sales, loss of market, loss of goodwill or reputation, third party claims, incidental or special damages or indirect or consequential loss or damage of any kind) to any person or entity, however caused (whether by negligence or otherwise), which may arise directly or indirectly from or in connection with these Delivery Terms, this website or any orders you place via this website.
What can you do if you are not satisfied?
You may send written complaints concerning the conclusion of the sales contract or its performance to the following address:
Uomo Group
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Singapore 189652
If you wish to make a verbal complaint concerning the conclusion of the sales contract or its performance, you may call +65 6884 4005.
Retention of title
The delivered products will remain the property of Uomo Group until you have paid all amounts owing under any agreement to us in full, including the payment of costs, even of earlier or later deliveries or partial deliveries. You may not sell, dispose of or encumber products before ownership thereof has passed to you.
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We will be releasing the Kalpana Epic on Wednesday 4/27 at 7am.
The special traits .....the coat and the eyes will be passable.
We will also be selling these as singles as normal but also pairs and 5 packs.
Prices: Singles: L998
Pairs: L1900
5 Pack (2 males, 3 females) : L4600
A model is rezzed at the Main Store.
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The BBC is getting ready to air a documentary, Secrets of the Mona Lisa, which will delve into the research of French scientist Pascal Cotte. Using an innovative imaging technique, Cotte has managed to probe the paint layers beneath the surface of da Vinci's sixteenth-century masterpiece. And, lo and behold, he's found hidden paintings, including what he believes is an original, "real" portrait of Lisa del Giocondo (the subject of da Vinci's painting).
The host of the documentary, art historian Andrew Graham-Dixon, announced, "I have no doubt that this is definitely one of the stories of the century." Other art historians are not getting carried away. Martin Kemp, Emeritus Professor of the History of Art at the University of Oxford, said in an interview: "They [Cotte's images] are ingenious in showing what Leonardo may have been thinking about. But the idea that there is that picture as it were hiding underneath the surface is untenable. I do not think there are these discrete stages which represent different portraits. I see it as more or less a continuous process of evolution. I am absolutely convinced that the Mona Lisa is Lisa." Or, put differently, there are not different portraits on da Vinci's canvas, just stages of the same portrait that now hangs in the Louvre today.
Get more background on the documentary and Cotte's research here.
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Well its not a great day to go fishing, the wind is blowing so hard the Neon in the windows at the store is rattling like crazy. But it is a good day to do a little Christmas shopping at the tackle shop. Whether you are looking for a new Rod/reel for that special some one, stocking stuffers or just a gift Certificate. We will be hear to day, tomorrow till 3pm and Monday till noon. If you need special assistance just let us know.
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Thursday, December 20, 2012
This is a memorial down at the Burcaw commercial fishing dock. It is in memory of Wes a long time
fishermen and also lists some other fishermen from the aria. If you have spent any amount of time fishing
in Sea Isle you will know and miss all of them. Sea Isle City
Sunday, December 16, 2012
Another big fish on the Starfish party boat
Check out this 13 Lb 10 Oz Tog Big Ron landed wile fishing aboard the Star Fish Party boat yester day. Captain Mike has been putting a lot of meet on the boat the past couple of trips and said he thinks they will keep biting well for a wile. For more information about the Star Fish call (609) 263 – 3800 or call me at the store.
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Current Major Projects
Below is a list of high-interest projects that are currently under review by the County. Clicking on the link will take you to a summary page for the selected project. Click here to view a list of all approved planning projects.
- California Flats Solar – (PLN120294, South County Area Plan)
- Carmel Properties Company/Foothill Partners (Rio Ranch Marketplace) - (PLN150668, Carmel Valley Master Plan)
- Carmel Rio Road Subdivision – (PLN140089, Carmel Valley Master Plan)
- Carmel Valley Master Plan – Traffic Improvement Plan (CVTIP) – (PLN050133 - Carmel Valley Area Plan)
- East Garrison – (PLN030204, Greater Monterey Penninsula)
- Election Signs Regulations (Chapter 21.60) – (Coastal Areas) (Inland Areas)
- Ferrini Ranch Subdivision – (PLN040758 – Toro Area Plan)
- Harper Canyon (Encina Hills) Subdivision EIR – (PLN000696, Toro Area Plan)
- Huckleberry Hill Public Safety Radio Site – (PLN100516, Del Monte Forest Land Use Plan)
- Landfill Buffer Zone Ordinance
- Medical Marijuana Interim Ordinance (Urgency Measure) - (REF150047, County-Wide)
- Medical Marijuana Regulations – (REF150048, County-Wide)
- Miller Clinton F. Jr. & Karen V. Trust, aka "Miller Trust Commercial Project"
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- Morisoli Partnership, Amaral Ranches & Albin Morisoli and Clara Mae Morisoli - (PLN020016-AMD2, Central Salinas Valley Area Plan)
- Condition of Approval and Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (REF190003)
Mitigation Monitoring Annual Report - (REF160036) (Board of Supervisors December 6, 2016)
Monterey Peninsula Water Supply Project (California American Water Company, PLN150653 and PLN150889)
- Paraiso Springs Resort – (PLN040183, Central Salinas Valley)
- Pebble Beach Company – (PLN100138, Del Monte Forest LUP and Greater Monterey Peninsula Area Plan)
- Pebble Beach Inclusionary Housing - (PLN130447, Greater Monterey Peninsula Area Plan)
- Rancho Cañada Village Subdivision - (PLN040061, Carmel Valley Master Plan)
River View at Las Palmas Assisted Living Senior Facility (PLN150372)
- Signal Hill LLC/Mehdipour – (PLN100338, Del Monte Forest Area Land Use Plan)
- Spreckels Industrial Park LLC (Tanimura & Antle Agricultural Employee Housing Project) - (PLN150371, Greater Salinas Area Plan)
- Stonewall Quarry – (PLN060550, Central Salinas Valley Area Plan)
Carmel River/Lagoon Projects
- Carmel Lagoon Ecosystem Protective Barrier and Scenic Road Protective Barrier Systems (REF120051)
- CSA 50 Drainage and Floodplain Management Strategy
- Carmel River Floodplain Restoration and Environmental Enhancement (CR FREE) (REF140048)
- San Clemente Dam Removal & Carmel River Reroute - (PLN110373, Greater Monterey Peninsula Area Plan and a portion in Cachagua Area Plan)


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Dear Katrina,
I want to get stronger. What do you recommend?
I have the pleasure of introducing you to Ross Gerry. This is the first of several interviews where he discusses strength and flexibility routines that will help you have a better understanding of what is best to do in order to be strong for swimming.
He is an Olympic Coach and former Stanford Associate Head Coach of Women's Swimming, where they won 6 NCAA Division I titles in 7 years. Additionally, he is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist who has taught and still creates programs for athletes globally. During his days at Stanford, he developed all of the dryland programs that helped them win.
In this video, he will first explain the importance of doing a strength program that is specific for swimmers, vs. a general program that often is taken from football players, weight lifters, or body builders. Additionally, he shares the importance of using one's range of motion, maintaining elongated posture, and then the ability to sustain strength throughout a race.
He also has co-created 7 Ultimate Fitness Routines, which gives coaches, athletes, and teams a full season's worth of dryland that they can do easily with little to no equipment.
If you wish to learn more about them, or to purchase them, you can go to:
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If you have questions for him, you can email him at [email protected]
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Viking 4.0 Rolling Golf Travel Bag
Travel is Tough, Roll With It
One of GTB's most affordable golf travel bags with wheels, take the Viking 4.0 for an easy, wheeled stroll for all your travel occasions.
- Strong polyester material
- Padded top for club protection
- Full wraparound main zipper for easy access and packing
- Durable rollerblade-style wheels
- Large exterior zippered pocket for shoes and accessories
- Holds bags up to 9"
- 2 year limited warranty
- Dimensions: 51" x 14.5" x 11.25"
Really low price for a decent travel bag
Nothing fancy but it did the job and protected my clubs. Plenty of room for extra towels and shoes. Padding was nice and thick. Great price!


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As expected, the Washington basketball team had its way with Seattle U and gave everyone a chance to play significant minutes Tuesday night at Edmundson Pavilion.
All 12 Huskies scored. All starters except Isaiah Thomas were seated with 11 minutes left to play in the UW's 87-60 victory.
For the longest time, UW coach Lorenzo Romar did a little experimenting, with an eye to the future. He used four freshmen together, Scott Suggs, Elston Turner, Darnell Gant and Thomas, alongside little-used senior Artem Wallace.
Thomas and Gant have been season-long starters, and are proven talents. Turner has shown he can shoot the trey, and draws a smattering of minutes each game.
The wild card is Suggs. He still looks real raw. He got beat on defense, threw the ball away and commited a couple of frustration fouls against Seattle U. I don't think he's shown anyone yet that he can play effectively at this level. He hasn't progressed like the others. He's got a nice, long frame for a shooting guard, and a smooth shooting stroke, but will he make it in Seattle?
Joe Wolfinger and Wallace, the others holding down the UW end of the bench with Suggs, combined for 15 points. They looked a little frisky after sitting out half the games this season.
Of the regulars, sophomore guard Venoy Overton has never looked more efficient. He continues to strip opposing guards at midcourt with regularity. He gets the ball moving. He even hit an extra-long trey. Wonder if he reclaims his starting spot once senior Justin Dentmon has graduated?


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This is the release notes for XWiki Commons, XWiki Rendering and XWiki Platform. They share the same release notes as they are released together and have the same version.
This is a bugfix release that covers important issues that we have discovered since 11.3.4 has been released.
New and Noteworthy (since XWiki 11.3.4)
Full list of issues fixed and Dashboard for 11.3.5.
XWIKI-16747Broken preferences link in the daily notification digest email
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"When Louise Lambert receives a mysterious invitation to a traveling vintage fashion sale in the mail, her normal life in suburban Connecticut is magically transformed into a time traveling adventure.
After a brief encounter with two witchy salesladies and donning an evening gown that once belonged to a beautiful silent film star, Louise suddenly finds herself onboard a luxurious cruise ship in 1912. As Alice Baxter, the silent film star, Louise enjoys her access to an extensive closet of gorgeous vintage gowns and begins to get a feel for the challenges and the glamour of life during this decadent era. Until she realizes that she's not just on any ship-- she's on the Titanic!
Will Louise be able to save herself and change the course of history, or are she and her film star alter ego, destined to go down with a sinking ship in the most infamous sea disaster of the 20th century?"
Friday, April 1, 2011
"The Time Traveling Fashionista" Giveaway
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You know, I can't say exactly when in history I'd want to visit. There are a lot of times I'd want to see and be a part of. (Iron curtain coming down, Emancipation Proclamation, etc)ReplyDelete
I promise that if I win, I will post a review on Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/4631028.Deborah_Andreasen and Amazon.com.
I want to go back to the 50's and see Elvis live when he was just starting out and second I'd like to see the pyramids being built. I will read it and post on goodreads and amazon I love goodreads.thanks LisaReplyDelete
I would love to travel to revolutionary Russia. The turmoil, upheaval, and ideas being exchanged would be fascinating.ReplyDelete
I would love to win a copy of this book. Thanks,
I would like to go back to 1700's when my country had not won freedom and was also not consolidated. There were only petty Kingdoms ruled by rulers. It was also the time, when the Britishers came to India and was ruling us.I want to search for the most beautiful moment when West met East.ReplyDelete
I would like to ask Shahjehan about the real reason of why he made Taj Mahal.
There were also many personalities to whom I wanted to go and talk...Mahatma Gandhi, Cheguera, Swami Vivekananda, Franklin D Roosevelt, John F Kennedy, Winston Churchill.
I would like to go back and witness the initial days, when Margret Thatcher assumed the office of Prime Minister.
The List is endless...
I promise that if I win, I will post a review on Goodreads and amazon.
I will pray and pray and pray to win this book.
firstname.lastname@example.com, www.shaletrjimmy.blogspot.com,www.thedoveandtheraven.blogspot.com
SOrry about the wait for announcing the winners, guys! Just got back from a laptop-less vacation!ReplyDelete
The 3 winners of The Time Traveling Fashionista, who promise to review the novel on Goodreads and Amazon are::::::
Deborah, Lisa, and Shalet. An email will go out shortly asking for your shipping addresses! Thanks for your interest!!


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Allow me to demonstrate by creating a wineglass using curves (no Death Stars were harmed during this construction of the tutorial).
The wineglasses below were modelled by me using this technique, and you can find the file on Blendswap.
You can skip past the blow-by-blow account by collapsing each paragraph that has an upwards pointing chevron at the beginning.
1. Find a picture of a wineglass to use as a reference and load it as a background image into your scene.2. Create a wineglass cross-section, but only one half.
Start in front view, by pressing 1 on the numpad.
Add a curve, by hitting Shift-A and from the Curve menu selecting "Bezier". I know, the image shows Circle as hifglighted. The one you want is just above.
Now switch to top view by pressing 7 on the number pad.
You will find that you have a curved bezier. In all likelihood, it's not going to look like a wineglass out of the box. So we need to tweak to our needs.
I am in the habit of taking of few preliminary steps, which makes things easier for me in the long run.
Press Tab to get into edit mode, and then select the left-hand node.
Tap Z R -45 to rotate the node, so that we have now have a straight line. Notice that the origin of the Bezier – the small orange circle – is in the middle. This next step is also not essential, but it will make life a lot easier.
Press Shift-S and then select Cursor to Selected. This will move the 3D cursor to the node we just rotated.
Now press Tab to get out of edit mode, and press the Object Tools/Origin button, which you will find in the "T-Panel" on the left of the viewport (press T to reveal it).
Select the "Origin to 3D Cursor" option.
What this will do is move the origin of the Bezier curve to the left-hand node. This is not essential, but as you might discover for yourself later on, having the origin right on the start node is jolly useful.
Also worth noting are the black chevrons that are arrayed left-to-right on the curve. These point in the "direction" that the Bezier curve is in. Not immediately obvious, this does play a role in certain circumstances, which is why I am in the habit of placing the origin at the "start" of the curve.
Now it's time to crack your knuckles, because we are now going to create the semi-profile of a wineglass.
First, let's load a reference image in the view port to make it easier to design a realistic-looking glass.
In the N-Panel, select the "Background Images" checkbox, and then click on the "Add Image" button.
You need to press the Open button and select an image.
Like almost everything in Blender, once you have an option activated, you get a bazillion buttons showing up. You can leave them as they are.
Press 1 on the number pad to get into Front View and then press R -90 to rotate the bezier curve so it stands vertically.
Tab into edit mode, and move the nodes into position as per the next picture.
You will notice that the curve does not match perfectly. That's because another node is needed to get that perfect fit.
Select both nodes either by pressing A until they are both selected, or by Shift clicking the main mouse button (MMB) on the second node.
Now press W and select "subdivide".
This results in a new node being inserted in between the first two. The cool thing is that it does not change the shape of the curve at all.
Now you need to fiddle with the curve to get it to fit. This is very tricky to get the hang of at first. Note that you can lengthen and shorten the handles independently, as you can see in the next image.
There is a really useful wrinkle you might want to try out. Supposing you wanted to lengthen a handle without changing the direction it is pointing in. You could just carefully drag it in that direction. It might work; then again it might not.
At the bottom of the viewport, there is a drop-down (well, in this case a drop-up; but you know what I mean) entitled "Transform Orientations" when clicked.
If you select "Normal", you can click on a handle, press "G" and then "Z" and "Z" again, and then watch how the handle moves along the Z-axis of the handle. Now that's jolly useful.
We need to extend this curve now, so select the lower node, and press E to extrude another node. As you will notice, the extruded node looks exactly like the node it was extruded from; the handles are the same length, and are oriented in the same direction. This results in a lot of fiddling around every time a node is extruded.
There is a method of avoiding this fiddling that, naturally, has some drawbacks. For creating profiles really quickly, however, this technique is worthwhile employing. The drawbacks are largely down to accuracy – the more accurately you need to follow a complex profile, this faster the usefulness of this technique is going to be reduced. Like most things in life, to do a really great job with beziers, you have to put in the elbow grease.
If you want to try this technique out, then delete the last (fourth) node you have selected, and then select the third (bottom) node, and press V. This will pop up the "Set Handle Type" menu, of which you should click on the "Automatic" option.
Don't worry about the fact that the handles have gone wonky; Keep Calm and Carry On Blending.
Extrude a few more nodes, lining the up as you go along, and you will see how quickly you can create a profile. Don't worry about the corners, that just a matter of changing the handles in those areas back to Aligned to get things running as before.
Well, I'm going to delete those nodes, and get back to doing things the slow way.
It's at this point there are several things worth noting. First of all, the bottom of your profile will have to be completed from your imagination, as opposed to using the reference image in my case. That's because we are trying to create a half-cross-section of a glass. Now, all the wineglasses I have seen have very thin bases. If we follow the curvature of the base in the photo, we are going to get a blobby lump instead of a nice disc.
The next point are the normals (the fish bone-like chevrons that run down either side of the curve). Sine we do not really have any use for them in this project, we are going to switch them off, in the Curve Display panel which you will fin din the N panel.
Lastly, since at this stage the reference image is of no further use, let's switch it off in order to reduce screen clutter. In the above image you can see the Background Image check box, just uncheck that.
All that is left to do at this point is to complete the inside wall of the glass. I will leave this as an exercise for the reader.
3. Place a Bezier circle somewhere useful. The location is not critical, but this will become your glass, so put it somewhere useful.
Place the 3D cursor at the x/y centre of your profile by selecting a node that is at the centre, and then pressing Shift-S to get the cursor snap menu up. Choose Cursor to Selected.
Tab out of edit mode.
Now press Shift-A, and from the Curve menu add add a circle.
4. Assign the profile you made previously to the circle's Bevel Object field.
Switch to the Object Data in the header of the Properties panel.
Now, in the Bevel Object field, select the wineglass profile you created previously (by default it will be name "BezierCurve").
If your screen now looks like this, don't panic. I have seen scarier things on teh intarwebs.5. Rotate your profile 90 degrees in Edit mode.
Select the wineglass profile and Tab into Edit mode. Now select all the nodes by pressing Ctrl-A.
Now press R X -90 to get your first glimpse of a wineglass.
It is almost there. There still is a small amount of tidying up to do, as well as making some important observations about working with curves that will save you a considerable amount of grief in the future.
Cleanup - if you look inside your wineglass now, you will see there is a hole in the middle. We need to get rid of that by adjusting the profile curve.
This hole is the result of your profile mesh not meeting in the middle.
Fortunately this is easily resolved.
Tab into Edit mode.
Press 7 on the numpad to get into the overhead view.
Now select the bottom node and move it through the x axis, by pressing G followed by X. Watch carefully as the hole is closed. Do like wise for the node above it.
When using curves, the transformation matrix is by and large ignored. Put simply, you can rotate a profile curve in Object mode to your heart's delight, it will not make the blindest difference to the outcome.
Doing the same in Edit mode will play merry hell.
This is incredibly useful, because it allows you to rotate your profile in Object mode to a convenient angle for later editing.
As you can see from this example, curves represent a modelling paradigm that is quite different from pulling and pushing polygons.
Curves are very useful for many other tasks as well, which I would like to highlight in future tutorials.


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With Paralympics, Samsung and Mars Focus on Diversity
As the opening ceremony for the Paralympic Games gets underway in Rio de Janeiro on Sept. 7, British marketers – still fired up from the success of the London Paralympics in 2012 – are embracing the games with work that celebrates difference, and may even signal a new era for diversity.
U.K. broadcaster Channel 4 was first out of the block in July with the three-minute film "We're the Superhumans" to promote its coverage of the games. The commercial is a Broadway-inspired extravaganza featuring disabled people not just from the sports arena, but from all walks of life.
Its success demonstrates that diversity can be commercial. Globally, it was the most-shared ad of the Rio Olympics, according to Unruly, with more than 1.46 million shares by Aug. 23 -- a million more than its closest competitor, Michael Phelps' "Rule Yourself" spot for Under Armour.
One sponsor, Samsung, created a spot that is very much a part of its overall Olympics campaign. Two of the five ads in Bartle Bogle Hegarty's "School of Rio" series feature Paralympians. The latest execution stars equestrian Lee Pearson, who has won ten gold medals and is the flag-bearer for Team GB at the Paralympic opening ceremony.
In another, comedian Jack Whitehall -- who fronts the whole campaign -- joins two Paralympic swimmers for a 6 a.m. training session, and enthuses that more "holiday activities" should be included in the games before bombing into the water.
Russell Taylor, CMO of Samsung Electronics U.K., said in an email, "We didn't treat [the Olympics and Paralympics] as separate entities but as part of a coherent campaign. So for us, using Olympians and Paralympians in the School of Rio campaign was equally important, and we are proud to have worked with some of our country's best athletes."
Mars' Maltesers used very down-to-earth humor as the starting point for three ads that fit seamlessly into Maltesers' long-term brand positioning, and will debut during the Paralympics opening ceremony.
The ads show friends laughing about funny and sometimes shocking stories of life with disability. One execution – about a dog swallowing a hearing aid – is the first ever to be broadcast on U.K. TV using just sign language.
Philippa Field, an account director at Maltesers' agency, Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, said in an email, "Our 'Look on the Light Side' platform for Maltesers felt like a really interesting way to subvert some of the usual representations of disability in advertising, using the power of humor to break down taboos and prejudices … The main challenge was learning enough about people living with disability to make the executions feel authentic and relatable."
The campaign won Channel 4's "Superhumans Wanted" competition, which gave away £1 million ($1.3 million) worth of Paralympic airtime to the brand that came up with the strongest campaign championing diversity and disability.
British marketers and consumers' enthusiasm for the Paralympics is largely due to Channel 4 and its commitment to the games. The broadcaster is devoting primetime to the Paralympics, showing nothing else between 7.30 p.m. and 1 a.m. every weekday, and from 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. at weekends. Actor R.J. Mitte, who has cerebral palsy and played Walter White's disabled son in "Breaking Bad," is one of the main hosts of the TV coverage.
Like Samsung and Mars, Channel 4 also relies on humor to bring interest to the Paralympics. Its "Last Leg" comedy chat show is broadcast from the Olympic Park each night ahead of the games coverage, and is hosted by three presenters, two of whom are disabled.
Lewie Allen, managing director of Dentsu Aegis Network's digital diversity agency, Fortysix, said, "I grew up in the U.S. and I would say that Brits are more open-minded in accepting disability and integrating it into mainstream culture. But it needs to be done more seamlessly, and shouldn't need to be attached to a big occasion."
Beyond the Paralympics, marketers seem to be waking up to the idea of including disability as a more natural part of their campaigns. Volvo has just created a new series of sponsorship films with the theme "Human Made" for its partnership with Sky Atlantic.
All three films, by Grey London, are about innovation and design, and one features an engineer who works with amputees to develop smart prosthetics.


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The Housing Development Board (HDB) will be carrying out improvement works to all void deck columns of older HDB apartment blocks as part of pro-active maintenance measures for such blocks. These measures may include repairs to spalling concrete and other defects, if any.
The improvement works will be carried out at the HDB apartment blocks in Eunos Constituency in year 2010 listed below :-
i. Blk 616 Bedok Reservoir Road
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v. Blk 629 Bedok Reservoir Road
Typically, the works at each block will take about two to three weeks to complete. This depends on the total number of columns at the block and whether there is a need to relocate/reinstate some existing facilities such as switchboard and telecom trunking.
The works will be carried out at the void decks. Residents of the affected blocks will be informed in advance via a notice which will be displayed on the block's notice board. During this period, the HDB appointed contractor will ensure minimum inconvenience.
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Archbishop Brendan M. O'Brien
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January 28-30, 2002
It is a pleasure for me to welcome you, on behalf of the Canadian Bishops to this important conference. I join my colleagues from across the continent in extending a hearty bienvenue or bienvenido to you all.
I am joined today by 4 other Canadian bishops from each of the regions of our country along with 10 other Canadians who will participate in the discussions & experiences of the next two and a half days.
Lest you think that we are not that noticeable or necessary for the functioning of this hemisphere, I would challenge you to unplug your headsets for a moment and see how far many of you would get without our team of Canadian interpreters. Our thanks in advance to Père Michel Côté and the translation team for your help in allowing us to communicate in three of the languages of our hemisphere.
The theme of our conference, globalization, is of substantial importance to the people of Canada since more than 45% of everything that Canadians produce is exported. As well, we are part of free trade agreements with the United States, Mexico & Chile and are preparing to join the Free Trade area of the Americas by 2005. These moves have been the subject of great debate in our country as well as among the bishops, as you will learn during our time together over these next few days.
One of our very positive experiences in recent years has been an ecumenical campaign that called for 100% cancellation of the multilateral debts of the most highly indebted poor countries. This campaign was staunchly supported by our episcopal conference and gathered the most signatures of any petition in the history of our country.
From this experience we learned a number of things.
Overall, we are encouraged by our government's announcement, in December 2000, to cancel the bilateral debts of 11 (HIPC) countries. Unfortunately, we cannot say the same about the international community's progress on the cancellation of multilateral debts and we join the Holy Father in his lament that more has not been accomplished to date.
Another area of our involvement in the international community is immigration. Approximately 200,000 immigrants are received each year from all over the world as well as over 100,000 foreign students whom we host for studies. Over our history this has been a great blessing for our country, although many think we could and should increase these figures.
As leaders in the Church in Canada we want to approach this question of globalization from a positive perspective, reflecting on how the "common good" can be pursued in a world where borders may not be as relevant as they once were. This has been the theme of some of our pastoral letters such as the statements released by the Permanent Council of our Conference in April of last year just before the Quebec Summit of the Americas.
The discussions of the next few days are of particular interest to us given the fact that the next meeting of the G-8 will be held in Kananaskis, Alberta this June. On this important occasion which will especially focus on the situation in Africa we will once again be concerned about the plight of the poorest countries and in promoting the three guiding principles of Catholic Social Thought. Primarily human dignity, solidarity and subsidiarity.
In conclusion may I say that we, the Canadians taking part in this meeting, look forward to these days ahead trusting that the tradition of Catholic social teaching will help us to come to new insights about this our globalized world.
As the Holy Father mentions in Ecclesia in America.
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At the Android NFC hack, I stumbled upon this while researching ideas for use cases. It doesn't solve the 'idea' problem to begin the hack session, but it is a great black and white outline of the current models for monetizing mobile; something we are all thinking about these days. Here is a 'to-the-point' outline from Dave Stevenson.
10 Ways to Monetize Mobil Apps
- Paid
- Advertising
- In-App Purchases
- Webapp Subscriptions
- Subscriptions
- Sponsorships/Promotions
- Lead Gen
- Affiliate Sales
- Analytics
- Don't (I prefer to reword this into donate…Louis CK mastered this)
Monetizing Mobile Apps
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The Internet was alive late last week with the sound of conspiracy theories about whether the nation's largest cable operators might have pressured content companies in Hulu from cutting ties to an upstart Internet company called Boxee.
But cable operators may only look like bullies — they're actually very scared.
In a blog post, Hulu CEO Jason Kilar said that his company was pulling content from Boxee, which provides a free application allowing users to view video from networks such as ABC, CBS and Comedy Central, as well as movie services such as Netflix. "Our content providers requested that we turn off access to our content via the Boxee product, and we are respecting their wishes."
What made tongues wag was this: Several cable networks have begun to stream entire shows on their Internet sites, and it's no secret the big cable operators don't like it one bit.
They sweat a little more as they pay escalating programming fees, while some of the hottest programming is made available online for free. And as every week passes, there's a new gadget invented that makes it easier to view the Internet over a television. At the recent Consumer Electronics Show, the aisles were filled with Internet-ready TV sets.
Moreover, consumers have been trained to think of content as portable. We want to watch what we want, when and where we want it. Think music. To think that consumers won't gravitate to the easiest and cheapest way to watch content — or that other companies won't rush to offer it — would be a big miscalculation on the part of cable operators. Already, Charlie Ergen's Dish Network will offer TV online through Slingbox, built by a company he now owns.
At the moment, cable networks make far more money for themselves — and for cable operators — through good old-fashioned TV, compared to any revenue they could pull in for the advertising on their streaming videos.
But there will inevitably be a bigger audience as issues such as bandwidth, ratings and copyrights are untangled. And while operators hold some sway over the programmers, they're wise to embrace some kind of online business model — fast.
Cable operators and TV networks are already exploring the idea of putting cable shows online, accessible only to cable subscribers. Comcast and Time Warner Cable are among those considering the idea along with network owners Viacom, Time Warner Inc. and General Electric's NBC Universal, among others.
Some networks have already migrated toward a new business model. Liberty Media's Starz premium network recently licensed its "Starz Play" broadband service to Netflix, making its movies, TV shows and concerts available to Netflix subscribers via streaming video.
All players in the TV business are trying to figure out the right financial model for online shows. But cable operators don't have much time. Other business models — or competitors — loom large.
Thirty years ago, broadcasters had the chance to help create a new platform called cable TV. Most ignored it. Many fought to kill it. Finally, when most of the riches were made, they embraced it.


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After the vote – time for Democracy Day?
Given the chaos in voting during the General Election, here's how to do it better, while making elections a more televisual, social media-friendly experience.
As I argued in October:
Some thoughts on elections, which are – as things stand – the epitome of everything people hate about the public sector (inconvenient, confusing, dingy, etc). With a little redesign, we could make them so much more entertaining, user friendly, and festive: fit for the modern media age.
Consider. We live in the age of live. The online revolution has destroyed many business models, but it is driving the value of one-off events through the roof. Rock stars release albums to promote their live shows (ten years ago, it was the other way round). Sky's business model is based on the capture of live sport, especially football.
Master manipulator, Derren Brown, understands this better than anyone. His recent series was structured deliberately as a series of events – designed to provoke and gel together a stream of frenzied media and online coverage.
To be sure, a British general election is gripping, but almost inspite of itself. We'll soon be having the first British general election of the Twitter era, but as always the results will dribble in the middle of the night (thus 'were you still up for Portillo?').
That didn't matter a jot in the print era – and television has learned to make the most of the bad timing. But it's surely wrong for the new media age. When we next go the polls, most of the British public will be asleep when we get to the climax.
My suggestion:
- A Democracy Day, either every two and a half years – with a general election in June and a mid-term in November, or every two years, moving British politics onto a fixed four-year cycle.
- All elections – Westminster, devolved government, councils, European parliament, referenda, etc – will be held on one of these days (by-elections would be the only exception).
- Voting would be as easy as possible, with polls open throughout the week before, and voting could be made compulsory (with a 'none of the above' option, of course).
- Democracy Day – a Monday – would be a public holiday – with polls closing at 6 o'clock.
- Sunderland would then do its usual party trick and gets its result out within the hour. The rest of the action would then unfold across prime time; even in the closest years, the result would be clear before the nation went to bed.
- The TV audience would be huge; Twitter and its ilk would go berserk (think of all the local coverage from counts); while election parties and victory rallies could happen at a sensible time.
Some advantages:
– Fixed terms: a predictable, harmonised electoral cycle, with a clear rhythm for politician, bureaucrat and public.
– The creation of a consistent democratic system, even as devolution leads to confusing fragmentation.
– Economies of scale for electoral commission, political parties, media, etc, from running fewer, bigger elections.
– Opportunities to expand the role played by direct democracy in British political life, by running more referenda, elections to quangos and other public bodies, etc.
– More time to vote – which seems pretty important today.
– An unmissable media event.
– The June election might need to float slightly, depending on the date set for European parliamentary elections (though hopefully Europe will settle). But – before Eurosceptics start frothing at the mouth – there are great advantages to having national and European elections in the same cycle. The party in power in Westminster would also lead in Brussels, providing a much more consistent voice for the British electorate in Europe, while turnout would be much much higher, ensuring a better reflection of UK opinion.
– The general election would cover the House of Commons, Europe, and the devolved administrations, plus some councillors and seats in the (new) House of Lords. The minor election would be just local government, the Lords, and any odds and sods (referenda, quangos, etc).
– In a remodelled Lords, I'd like to see elected members able to serve only a single 10 or 8-year term – staggered, so a small number of members would be elected each Democracy Day (a small enough list for people to vote for individuals, not parties).
[Read the rest of our After the Vote series.]