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Q&A: Witnessing to Christ through our work
In today's Q&A, World Vision program management specialist Erica Stetz discusses World Vision as a Christian organization and how we strive to witness to Christ in all aspects of our work around the world.
In today's Q&A, World Vision program management specialist Erica Stetz discusses World Vision as a Christian organization and how we strive to witness to Christ in all aspects of our work around the world.
World Vision writer and photographer Laura Reinhardt writes today about a father in Honduras whose faith brought him back to his family.
In the Dominican Republic, World Vision's Esteban Cuevas wields an arsenal of curious tools to bring spiritual nurture to teens in his community -- balls, bats, chess sets, an old school bus, and a listening ear.
"He has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor" (Luke 4:18b). At World Vision, we are a community of Christians following Christ's example to work alongside the poor and oppressed.
Today's infographic gives an overview of how our faith motivates our commitment to children and the holistic development of their communities.
One of the most remarkable sentences in all of Scripture comes from the thief who was hanging next to Jesus on the cross. Jesus was just hours from death, and, by all appearances, had failed in his Messianic role.
Just days before, Jesus had entered Jerusalem, hailed as a king with shouts of "Hosanna!" But then, Jesus was betrayed, tried, beaten, and nailed to the cross. In the eyes of the disciples and all of his followers, it was all over.
Sandy Grubb, member of the Columbia-Willamette chapter of Women of Vision, as well as a World Vision U.S. board member, shares this inspiring devotional as Christians around the world prepare to observe Good Friday and Christ's subsequent resurrection on Easter morning.
Catholics around the world celebrated the election of Pope Francis last week. Today, I join my brothers and sisters in Christ by sending my prayers and congratulations.
My father, Bob Pierce, first traveled to China in 1947 with Youth for Christ. World Vision wasn't even a twinkle in his eye. But years later, he would write, "My own world vision from God was sparked on that first trip." Among the people who ignited that spark were women who were determined to change the world in Jesus' name.
In celebration of World Day of Prayer today: World Vision staff member Lucas Serem shares an account of driving through dangerous territory in Kenya -- and how God saved their lives through prayer.
In honor of Valentine's Day, World Vision's Jonathan Lo reflects on our mandate as Christians to love others the way God loves us.
Recently, I saw the latest film adaptation of Les Misérables. Though I know the story well from Victor Hugo's novel and have seen the live musical stage performance, something about this latest version especially moved me to tears.
Today is National Day of Prayer, a chance for Christians across the United States to come together around the belief that we serve a God who hears us when we pray.
Join us today in lifting up families affected by the food crisis in West Africa. Failed rains have led to poor harvests across the region, affecting as many as 15 million people in six countries -- Mali, Niger, Mauritania, Senegal, Chad, and Burkina Faso. Many families have exhausted their traditional means of coping and are cutting back on the number of meals they eat every day.
Without access to basic nutrition, growing children may suffer developmental issues that can last a lifetime. Your prayers for these families already affected by poverty are urgently needed.
We believe prayer is foundational to our work. It sensitizes us to the needs around us and acknowledges God's provision and help in all we do. Join us in prayer for the needs of children and families in West Africa impacted by the deepening drought and food crisis.
In late February, some 4,000 people from across the Unites States descended upon the "City of Roses" for two days. They didn't travel hundreds or thousands of miles for a major sporting event or to see some famous music band.
"Sacrifice" is a funny little word. It conjures up images of pain, hurt, and unfinished to-do lists. This word especially takes on a warped meaning when combined with the word "Lent."
Growing up, Lent was always a little bit of a joke. We teased each other for the excuses we all made for giving into the things we had given up.
My Grandma always had the best excuse. She said that Lent is technically only 40 days if you exclude Sundays, and that on Sunday, she could "break the rules." I'm almost positive she somehow found biblical support for this, and I wasn't going to argue if it meant my Sabbath was filled with Thin Mints.
That's how sacrifice is most of the time, though, isn't it?
Counting your blessings this week for Thanksgiving? We are, too. Blessings #1 and #2: The people we serve and those who serve with us, and the many faithful donors and supporters of World Vision's work around the world. Thank you.
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I was in the Dominican Republic last year with World Vision.
On our last day there, the World Vision staff in Santo Domingo threw us a "goodbye" party. At some point during the festivities, I was asked to say a few words and then pray.
I don't remember what I said exactly, but I remember what happened after I finished. As I handed the microphone back to the sound guy, a woman grabbed my hand. And when my other hand was free, she grabbed it, too, and cupped them inside hers.
When she had my complete attention, the woman began talking. I couldn't understand what she was saying as she spoke in Spanish. I thought about stopping her so I could look around for somebody to translate her words, but so much was happening around us -- talking, laughing, shouting, music, and dancing -- that I felt compelled to keep my eyes on her, listen closely, and experience what she was saying.
When I met Grace Kapila Shilimbwa in rural Zambia, I had no idea about the story behind the owner of the premier guesthouse in the area. Standing by the recently added feature, a swimming pool, I was deeply curious to find out a little more about Grace's background and journey.
Grace lost her husband in 1996. "My husband was providing for the family, and I was merely supplementing his efforts, but now, things were different; I had to provide all that was needed."
After making several attempts to start a business, Grace sought help from a World Vision microfinance institution called HARMOS. With their counsel, she decided to reposition herself and pursue her dream of starting her own restaurant and lodge. This was despite her disability resulting from a stroke she suffered soon after her husband of 20 years had died.
The pain of her loss and the financial stress had taken their toll on her body -- but not her vision.
With a loan from HARMOS, she was able to roof her first structure. With the help of her children, Grace had literally molded bricks and provided the bulk of the labor. But that was just the beginning.
I'm excited to welcome Mark Hall -- the lead singer and songwriter for Casting Crowns, a long-time World Vision artist -- to the World Vision Blog. When I received this post from Mark, the source of the passion in his songwriting became immediately obvious. They're words of experience and depth from his heart. Thanks, Mark, for guest-blogging today and for giving us a peek into Casting Crowns' newest album. Don't forget to order the pre-sale of the album online at FamilyChristian.com.
—Lindsey Talerico-Hedren, managing editor, World Vision Blog
When we went to adopt Hope and bring her home with us from China, she didn't want me to hold her. I was told that usually when the orphaned children there see white men, they sometimes think they are doctors coming to do surgery on them.
It wasn't until seven days after we were back home that I told my wife Melanie, "I'm just going to go pick her up, and sooner or later, she'll be too exhausted to cry anymore." We were at the zoo at the time. I picked her up, but she wasn't going to have it. She screamed for the next 30 minutes.
Later that night, I was lying awake in bed, staring at the fan, having a conversation with God about this. It took us three years to be able to adopt Hope. Our family began the adoption process before she was born, with all its red tape and expense, the testing and interviews and waiting -- lots of waiting.
The thing that has moved me the most about the current famine in the Horn of Africa is learning of the women and children who have been robbed and assaulted as they have fled Somalia.
Their plight reminds me of a boy called Maror Bol. He was about 13 years old when I met him in Sudan. Maror was in similar dire straits and was also robbed. He also taught me one of the most important lessons of my life.
In 1998, bad weather and factional fighting had provoked a famine in Southern Sudan. Maror had walked about 50 miles to reach a World Vision feeding center for malnourished children -- located at a rough camp in the middle of nowhere. I spoke to Maror as he joined a line to register for assistance. He explained that his brother had kicked him out, saying there was not enough food to go around. So he took a long walk across Sudan's parched landscape to see if he could get assistance.
When I saw him, he had not eaten for days and was naked. He is the only person I have ever met who had absolutely nothing.
It was 48 years ago this week that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered one of his most famous speeches on the Mall in Washington D.C. His declaration, "I have a dream" remains one of the most stirring addresses in American history as well as a prophetic discourse opposing injustice and the continued oppression of grandchildren and great grandchildren of slaves.
If Dr. King were to deliver his address again this year, I'm sure he would continue to see the need to speak out against the injustices that continue to oppress many black and other minority communities in the U.S. But I believe that Dr. King might also speak out against the injustices, oppression, and poverty that cause suffering in communities around the world, including the suffering caused by the drought and famine now occurring in East Africa.
In The Hole in Our Gospel, I pieced together a letter that God might write to the church today. In remembrance of Dr. King's magnificent speech, I've taken the liberty to imagine how Dr. King might dream again today and challenge the church to "preach good news to the poor."


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Video Link. C-Span's archive of the House Judiciary Committee hearing today on WikiLeaks, the Espionage Act, and the US Constitution. (via @EFF)
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9 Responses to "House Judiciary Committee hearing on WikiLeaks: Video"
Anonymous says:
Melancholiac, you used the precise formulation that arose in my mind as I watched this. How heartening to hear the sober, measured voice of reason regarding this matter. And from a politician, no less! Whether it will cut through the shrill cacophony of hysteria is doubtful. Whether it will still the hand of the prosecutors is more doubtful. They do not intend to use the processes of the law to arrive at a just outcome but to inflict that process as a punishment in itself.
If America does not wish to provide a noxious precedent for all repressive regimes to cite it should just step back and take a deep breath. Nothing really bad has happened. The wind is blowing in from the south bringing the sweet smell of wildflowers and forests. Somewhere a bird calls and two dogs answer each others barks across the valley. Supper is on the table and there are people here who love you. It's OK.
travtastic says:
It's theater. The government will do what government does.
melancholiac says:
How heartening to hear a voice of sanity in the USA. There are good men. And the only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. To the children of Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, FDR and Martin Luther King, and to the memories of all those good and brave men who died at Normandy and Iwo Jima, I salute you.
Bahumat says:
I'm greatly enjoying watching this. Rational voices are speaking on both sides of the debates, for the most part, and it sounds like the balance is on cautious leniency.
I can only hope that this panel directly influences the american actions (if any) concerning Wikileaks and those organizations which are sure to follow.
petsounds says:
Huh, Rep. Ted Poe used to be a judge when I was growing up in Houston. In fact, my class went to sit in his court and talk to him. His nickname was "The Hanging Judge", and you can see some of that attitude here.
On a sidenote, considering the length of the video, you'd think the CSPAN video player would at least have a scrubber bar.
pmocek says:
Petsounds wrote, "On a sidenote, considering the length of the video, you'd think the CSPAN video player would at least have a scrubber bar."
If you follow the "more info" link to http://www.c-spanvideo.org/program/Legaland you'll find a more functional player which includes a scrubber bar and pause button, along with a transcript of the hearing.
Lt DirtyFreq says:
I agree.. It was looooong. I think I watched an hour 30 min before I turned it off. Can I just get a video with highlights from this debate? Or can BB just make a video saying which said yes & which said no & what their other concerns were?
g0d5m15t4k3 says:
Thankfully I am at work listening to this in the background. This video is LONG.
I'm hearing a lot of talk about "over classification of documents", basically we stamp everything with CLASSIFIED and so in the mix of really important stuff is stuff that the general public would be safe with knowing.
Also, I agree with above comments that there are sane and logical arguments coming from both sides. Should be interesting to see how this plays out. It seems like something that could be argued back and forth for a very long time.
g0d5m15t4k3 says:
Okay, I watched about half of the video. Its 3:14:18 long. I'm amazed I held out that long. Here's a better link as mentioned above:


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While the social network collected more than $4 billion in ad revenue last year, the research firm says that doesn't mean Facebook advertising actually works.
"We are in a bubble for social startups," Forrester CEO George Colony says. To survive, new apps will have to be fast to use, he predicts.
Analysts who think their analysis becomes more valuable the less they give away miss a crucial point: the most valuable analysis is the live application of knowledge, not the packaging of it.
After falling nearly 9 percent last year, global IT spending is set to rise more than 8 percent in 2010 to the tune of $1.6 trillion, predicts Forrester Research.
New report notes the rapid consumer awareness of the iPad. The release and subsequent success of Apple's iPad has drawn competitors into the fray with pads of their own.
Smart application development efforts are the key providing the flexibility a company needs to stay ahead of the game. Forrester Research has a number of recommendations for 2010.
Handheld video game players and satellite radios find less favor among North American consumers, while mobile and Internet services hold their own.
In 2009, growth in information technology spending will be a slower than previously expected, according to a report released by the Massachusetts-based market research firm.
Forrester is about to release a new report on "Adaptive Brand Marketing," in which it proposes the new 4 P's of Marketing: permission, proximity, perception, and participation.
Market research company now warns IT spending growth in the U.S. could come in at 2 to 3 percent growth for 2009--and may even decline.


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(which is looking great still, BTW).
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Reading Station is undergoing a transformation programme as part of the wider £895m Reading Improvement scheme. While Reading Borough Council is delivering improvements to public spaces at the front and rear of the station, Network Rail is delivering the station and track upgrade that began in 2010 and is due to be completed by summer 2015, one year ahead of schedule.
Once complete, customers will enjoy more reliable services, ultra-modern accessible facilities and improved journeys from a station that is equipped to cater for increased diverse, future passenger demand. One significant way that journeys will be enhanced is through the removal of the bottleneck that currently causes delays to passengers into and out of Reading. When the track layout and platform works are complete, waiting times for trains needing to access the free platforms will be reduced. The new flyover will bring further performance benefits as it will mean an alternative route for freight trains so that they are able to get onto relief lines without crossing over main lines and delaying passenger trains. Ahead of this customers are already benefiting from the improvement programme with:
Train maintenance operations were also enhanced last summer through the opening of the new improved train care depot, to the north of the station. The former depot had to be moved to enable construction of the new viaduct located at the western approach to the station.
All platforms are being lengthened to create room for longer trains and enhanced with new platform canopies, better waiting room facilities, customer toilets and retail outlets.
Upgrades to platforms 1-3 and 4-6 and 11 completed last year.
Phased works on platform 7, 8 and 9 are ongoing and to minimise disruption to customers, the platforms have remained fully functioning while the phased upgrade works are carried out. All upgrade works will be completed on these three platforms this spring.
Platform 10 is on schedule to re-open complete with new canopy and upgraded facilities this March. This will mean that two platforms will be available to trains going towards London and this should reduce some of the queuing caused by several trains needing to access one platform.


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Chad Coleman to Side with Rick on The Walking Deadby Matt Richenthal at .
Chad Coleman is ready to kill some zombie.
The actor (The Wire, I Hate My Teenage Daughter) has signed on for a key Walking Dead Season 3 role: he will come on board the AMC smash as Tyreese, a graphic novel character who comes to Rick's aid as he prepares for battle with The Governor.
According to TV Overmind, Coleman will debut around Episode 8, which would mean we'll see him either on the upcoming winter finale or in the spring of 2013 when The Walking Dead returns.
Look for Tyreese to mostly be seen in Woodbury.
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I think at this point, the group is apprehensive about newcomers, especially now with their people being taken buy some group in a fake town for no good reason... if anything tyreese will show rick's group that there are still good people out there, ones you can trust. And yes, Daryl better NOT be in danger.. besides rick, he is the only character on there that I could not get over if they kill him off.. and ironically he's not even from the original storyline.. that is how awesome daryl dixon is...


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Though unemployment is still high in Calhoun County and the state, studies and workforce experts say many high-skilled technology jobs are available. And some experts say improved educational opportunities for such jobs will put more people to work, while also spurring further economic growth in the state.
Gadsden State Community College and Jacksonville State University recently signed a class-credit-transfer agreement that will make moving between the two institutions easy for students seeking a bachelor of science degree. Through the new agreement, Gadsden State students can now apply up to 64 credit hours toward a bachelor of science degree at JSU in a variety of fields, including electrical technology, drafting and design, electronics engineering, industrial automation, mechanical design, machine tool, air conditioning and civil engineering. After students complete the bachelor's degree, JSU will then offer them the opportunity to continue earn the graduate-level degree in manufacturing systems technology.
"We've had other agreements with JSU, but this is the greatest, most diverse with the greatest number of applied-science degree programs," said Tim Green, dean of technical programs at Gadsden State. "This is the perfect opportunity for students to finish up their four-year degree and have a leg up on others out there in the workforce."
Green said he envisions many students getting their two-year degrees at Gadsden State, going to work, and then continuing much of the education for their four-year degrees at night at JSU. Green said the new agreement will also prevent students from needing to retake certain courses. He said there are about 20 Gadsden State graduates currently enrolled at JSU through previous credit transfer agreements that will see their opportunities expand due to the new agreement.
"And I see those numbers of students multiply due to increased awareness," Green said.
Terry Marbut, head of the technology and engineering department at JSU, said once Gadsden State students get to JSU, they'll be able to earn degrees to get high-skilled jobs in a variety of industries.
"We're teaching students to take the technology already out there and use that to solve an industry's problems," Marbut said. "Our degrees are good for most anybody who builds products for sale."
Despite the recession, Marbut said, there is still a strong need in Alabama for high-skilled labor.
"We have no placement problems at all," Marbut said of his department's students. "We have more jobs than people available."
Marbut said JSU engineering students have obtained jobs at Honda Manufacturing of Alabama in Lincoln, BAE Systems in Anniston, General Dynamics Land Systems, Bridgewater Interiors and the Anniston Army Depot.
Dave Laton, assistant director of career technical education for the Alabama Office of Workforce Development, said there is a shortage of high-skilled labor in the state.
"It's really partially due to the influx of new industry in the state like shipping, aircraft, the automotive industry – things like that," Laton said.
Laton said efforts are underway in the Alabama Community College System, which oversees the Office of Workforce Development, to continually improve educational opportunities so more students can obtain high-skilled jobs.
"In the last couple of years, for instance, there has been more focus on programs that lead to credentialing for industries, such as automotive manufacturing," Laton said.
A 2011 State of the Workforce report from the Center of Business and Economic Research at the University of Alabama, highlights a skills gap across the state and Calhoun County. The report breaks up the state into nine regions. The report indicates that Calhoun County is part of the region with the lowest number of educated workers compared to the rest of the state.
About 76 percent of residents 25 years old or older in Calhoun's region have graduated from high school, compared to 81 percent for the state average. And of the 25 years old or older population, only 14 percent in Calhoun's region have a bachelor's degree or higher versus 22 percent for the rest of the state.
"The shortage of highly skilled and technically skilled workers is a national problem," said Greg Canfield, secretary of the Alabama Department of Commerce, which is tasked with spearheading economic development in the state. "It is a concern that we are very actively addressing in Alabama."
Canfield said that for the first time in recent years, the economic development community, private industry, the kindergarten through 12th-grade school system, community colleges and universities all are working together to provide solutions.
Canfield said the new arrangement between Gadsden State and JSU is the kind of thing needed to help spur development in the state.
"As we continue to concentrate on aerospace, metals and the other advanced manufacturing sectors, the demand for engineers and those with technical skills and education will only increase," Canfield said. "This arrangement will help spark more interest from students to enter into the engineering and sciences and we will help by providing the industry to employ them – this is exactly the right approach and will pay great dividends in our state as we move forward."
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I began as a SL install using Hazard 10.6.2 distro but couldn't get that one going, see http://www.hackint0sh.org/f213/185731.htm for original thread.
I'm actually starting this thread from Safari on my iATKOS install. Successfully loaded kext for network, haven't gotten audio working yet.
Would love a little help with my mouse issue...it's jerky and reversed, seems to cause everything to go jumpy and slow. Used Voodoo PS/2 option at install and thought it may have been the problem, then moved to Apple PS/2 option but that didn't fix it either.
I've seen some threads that the authors thought it may have been a NVenabler issue, anyone had any experience with this?
See previous thread noted above for background on install. I may just start a clean install again with very minimal kext support now that I know I can get network going and use kext helper to load the ones I've downloaded.
Still trying to find some kind of hardware program (mac version of CPU-Z?) to see what my hardware is being recognized by?
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Celebrating the Iconic 'Blue Marble' ShotThe image that changed the way we see Earth turns 40
Forty years ago, on Dec. 7, 1972, three young men were on their way to the moon, racing away from the Earth at 25,000 miles per hour. Some ways out (about 28,000 miles), their ship passed a narrow tunnel of light, directly between the Earth and the sun. In that moment, they looked out the window and saw the Earth as almost no one had ever seen it: a giant, full, beautiful circle. The sands of the Sahara were in full sunlight. The snows of Antarctica shone bright white. The ocean resonated a deep blue hue.
At that point, one member of the Apollo 17 crew picked up a specially made Hasselblad camera and took several photos. No one knows who did this, because all three astronauts recalled taking the photo. Whomever did, it was a stunning, rare shot. You could see nearly all of Africa - the cradle of humanity - as well as the island of Madagascar, the Arabian peninsula and the clouds swirling over the ocean.
The photo would eventually become known as the "Blue Marble," and it would become one of the most enduring pictures of all time. In fact, that photo probably changed the way we viewed our place in the cosmos more than any other.
To be fair, the change was already underway. Four years earlier, astronauts brought back the famous "Earthrise" photo. Before that, in the face of acid rain and oil spills and DDT, we had begun to lose the sense that the planet was immense and inexhaustible. It had already started to seem smaller and more fragile than we had previously thought.
The Blue Marble was the perfect illustration of this feeling. Here you could see that our planet was an island of warmth, water and life in the black, cold ocean of space. The Blue Marble drove home just how beautiful the planet was, in the color and movement the photo captured. But there was something else: the edge. The void. The thin line between the blue and the black carried the most powerful message of all: Beyond that line, the Earth was finite.
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The photo became a global sensation, splashed across the pages of nearly every newspaper in the world. It inspired a children's TV show called "Big Blue Marble" and became the official Earth Day flag. It was printed on so many T-shirts, posters and bumper stickers -- "most any surface you can print on," as Al Reinert observed -- that it's hard to remember not having seen it at all.
The Apollo 17 astronauts flew on. They landed on the moon, scooped up some moon rocks and came home. But no one was very interested in their rocks. They were dusty and dead. Maybe that was why the public lost interest in going to the moon at all - there was nothing there for us, it seemed. No one has been back since.
Our thoughts had turned to our home.
Starting in 2002, NASA began trying to recreate the impact and excitement of Blue Marble by melding satellite images together so that it appeared in the form of planetary spheres from different angles. These images - known as the Blue Marble series - are beautiful, as well. Some are even breathtaking.
But when you see them, you know: They aren't real. There is something too perfect about them, too clear. They don't quite convince all the way. Forty years later, Blue Marble remains the only true photo of the whole planet; one of the few times a human eye has actually taken in the entire Earth.
Some astronauts, when they leave the Earth and watch it get smaller out their window, report a sudden overwhelming sense of how interconnected everything down there is. It's known as the "overview effect." And while most of us will never go into space, and never have that experience, in the Blue Marble, there has always been a bit of that feeling for us all to share.
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The famous story of Paul Hoffman and his "Earthseals" enterprise is captured on a 30-minute documentary film explaining many ways to see the Earth. Go to: http://www.odtmaps.com/detail.asp_Q_product_id_E_MW-DVD or download a free Teacher's Guide to the film at www.odtmaps.com/pdf/learningobjectivesDVD.pdf The entire film is available for free streaming online at EarthDayNetwork TV. Free PowerPoints are available at http://www.odtmaps.com/free_maps/ (scroll to the bottom of the page).December 10 2012 at 4:36 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Harrison Schmitt took the picture.December 07 2012 at 9:42 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
The more science learns about our planet the more they believe there was intelligent design involved in the making of our planet and the creation of us all. One only needs to look to the heavens and see that everything they see ,even with the almighty powerful Hubble space telescope , is uninhabitable. Everything has to be just right for MAN to exists on a planet .Our orbit and distance from the sun has to be just right. Our orbit around the sun is circular which is very uncommon in any galaxy, most are oval . Temperatures have to be within a certain range or all life dies. Organisms ,some can exist on the sea floor at extreme pressures and temperatures near volcanic activity but not man. If you believe in evolution then why do we still today have monkeys? Did they miss the boat ? Water is very important for life. Did you know that it is the only element in the universe that expands as it gets cold ? All others contract when cold ! Ice floats if it did not and sank then each layer on the surface would freeze an sink till the ocean was frozen and all life killed during our ice age. Just a few thoughts on this to get people to think .Looks like some amazing good luck or was it created from intelligent all knowing design. I for one stand with GOD !December 07 2012 at 11:50 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Really well written article. Thanks.December 07 2012 at 11:40 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
it's "whoever did," not "whomever." I can just imagine the proofreaders, eyes equally vacant as the writer's, brains just as empty of grammar, thinking "wow! what an in-spire-ational piece. DUHHH"December 07 2012 at 11:08 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Great observation and commentary DavidDecember 07 2012 at 10:21 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Geez people! Just enjoy the photo for what it is - Awesome!!!December 07 2012 at 10:18 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Does everyone noice the stars, exactly, what stars?December 07 2012 at 10:14 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Rick, the images here minus one are all composite images so there are no stars. As for the Blue marble image, have you ever stargazed? It's always at night is it not? the Hubble telescope takes its image at night(on the dark side of the planet, away from our star, the Sun) this pic was taken in the day time hence no stars.December 07 2012 at 11:12 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
All Hail Lord Jebus... Thank you Mr SimpsonDecember 07 2012 at 9:58 AM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply
To the moran , that have no respect to GOD name,think about it,the day will come when you`ll face the wrath of the Lord Jesus ChristDecember 07 2012 at 9:46 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
The "Wrath" of Lord Jesus Christ? What happened to the nice forgiving guy? Now he brings wrath on whoever disgraces or disrespects his name? You have your view on God utterly twisted.December 07 2012 at 11:12 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply


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WILSONVILLE, Ore., Sep 23, 2008 – Mentor Graphics Corporation (NASDAQ: MENT) today announced that its suite of advanced synthesis products support Virtex®-5 TXT field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), the newest platform from Xilinx® optimized for ultra high-bandwidth applications. The Mentor Graphics Precision® RTL and Precision RTL Plus products offer immediate availability of state-of-the-art synthesis support for designs targeting the Virtex-5 TXT FPGA platform.
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AGON: The Mysterious Codex is actually a boxed collection of the first 3 episodes of a rather ambitious point-and-click adventure game, AGON. Usually I'm a sucker for games that try new and risky ideas, so the episodic premise behind AGON is certainly intriguing. Developer Private Moon Studios decided to deliver an old-school style point-and-click adventure to their fans in bite-sized chunks. According to their website, they plan on releasing a whopping 14 chapters in the AGON story over the next several years. Although the content delivered in The Mysterious Codex collection is promising, I have to admit I'm a bit leery about how well the entire AGON project will fare. That being said, AGON: The Mysterious Codex is a very entertaining and pleasant, if short, old-school adventure game.
The first chapter opens up in the early 20th century with Professor Samuel Hunt hard at work in his office at the British Museum. A mysterious letter arrives, which propels him down the puzzle-laden road to discover a series of long-lost board games, each of which is tied to some sort of dark curse. Finding the protectors of these board games, and then mastering each of the games, will (supposedly) send Professor Hunt around the world to exotic locales. The story behind the adventure is actually quite good, despite the somewhat strange premise. Adding to the game's appeal is our hero, Samuel Hunt. The good Professor is a refreshingly pleasant protagonist, extremely well-mannered and optimistic.
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While the puzzles may at times be challenging, AGON's interface is simple and straightforward. The entire game is played with the context-sensitive mouse cursor. Each static location can be explored in a full 360-degree view by a click-and-drag of the left mouse button. The cursor highlights useful objects, and while there is a small bit of "pixel hunting", necessary items are usually easy enough to find. The game looks good, although not spectacular. Given that the first few episodes came out a few years ago, this isn't surprising. The voice acting, particularly that of Hunt, is top-notch. There are actually very few people to interact with, but those that are present do a good job.
My biggest (and perhaps only) complaint with AGON is the length of the chapters. I burned through the Mysterious Codex in a little over 4 hours, which averages about 1 to 1.5 hours per chapter. Granted, I have many years of adventure gaming under my belt, and I'm pretty quick with the more detailed word and logic puzzles, but even adventure-game newbies would be hard-pressed to hit the 10-hour mark. Chapters only consist of a handful of locations, and since each chapter is self-contained, there is no overlap or overarching puzzle to conquer. Related to my length complaint is a rather large worry about the series in general. Chapter 3 was released in 2004, almost 2 years ago. At this rate, we won't see Chapter 14 until I will be starting to consider retirement. I am worried that the developers are a little over-ambitious in their undertaking, and we as players may never see the end of this promising and thus-far entertaining game.
As AGON isn't truly finished, it's difficult to give a final verdict of the game itself. The chapters contained in The Mysterious Codex are quite good, which leads me to believe the rest of the game is full of promise. However, I'm hesitant to give this a hearty recommendation, especially since the lag time between episodes is a bit troubling. For those who want a high-quality point-and-click adventure, and don't mind the possibility that no true resolution will be reached, AGON: The Mysterious Codex is a solid, if short, contender.


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Amazing work! I like that every image tells its own story. You are very talented.
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Thanks a lot, everyone !
Some recent work. A personal piece in oils, 2 digital paintings for the facebook game Mob Wars, and 2 oil portraits that I did for Livestream.
Liking that Samurai battle scene a great deal. Strong composition relevant to the action taking place. Good stuff!
Like those heads too. Although they lack a bit of 'bite', their strength lies in how the image is contained in a flux of brush stokes - you achieve the same thing in the Samurai scene.
This 'bite' I'm talking about doesn't have anything to do with sharper edges though, since the first digital painting has the same problem for me, despite it being 'sharper'. It's to do with the grip on the way the forms co-relate and connect one with another; something that you achieve so well in the battle painting, and why it is my favourite.
Anyways, just a few little observational feedbacks that may be of use.
I'd wanted to respond sooner, but I had to think about what you'd said for a few days. I've been trying to accomplish what you've talked about in other threads and in our PMs a few months back, with painting forms/shapes/strokes that connect and speak to each other. I feel like I'm only able to approach that indirectly though, since I have no idea what I'm actually doing. That you think the samurai piece is the strongest does tell me a lot- it's probably the first thing I've done where I felt that I was able to hold on to my first and central idea throughout the painting process, so my guess now is that it worked its way into the strokes without my having to think about it. With both of the heads I fell back into my old habit of zooming in and thinking about likeness, anatomy etc, and not so much about the whole picture. Does that seem like a fair analysis of what I'm doing right or wrong?
The digital stuff has been frustrating... not being able to put a stroke down correctly the first time forces me into that same problem, of zooming in and noodling to fix everything. I'm still experimenting though.
Thanks again, I really appreciate the feedback!
Another mob boss, 2 scifi paintings for a client's film pitch, and a figure study done in Painter 11. I'm getting increasingly frustrated with the way I tend to paint in Photoshop lately, so I'm experimenting with Painter and seeing what I can do with brushwork in it. I didn't feel the need to zoom in and start rendering things at any point, so it definitely feels more natural. Still a bit too unpredictable right now, so it'll take more practice.
It's a question of trying to keep the whole in mind when executing the parts - even when you are zooming in and can't see the other stuff. (which is a macro version the linking of shapes at a brush stroke level.)
The digital nude you have just painted is working well at this linking of stokes business (which is, deep down, really about linking shapes) and is beginning to happen in this image.
Remember, this has nothing to do with 'loosnes' and everything to do with 'connections'. All that the painterly marks do is encourage and help you to think in this way - that's the only reason the other digital things are a little dead. Connections cause the eye to be propelled around the image rather than listlessly moving from part to part. Hence the nude is alive and hence the Samurai painting has the edge over the portraits.
If you keep at this, I promise the penny will drop!- and it'll be yours to keep and share forever.
A few somewhat new pieces. Another boss illustration for Mob Wars; a cover piece for Jared Sandman's new novel, "Blackstone"; and a portrait of Christopher Hitchens for an upcoming group show at the Modern Eden Gallery in San Francisco, "Notorious."
Liking that lightening bolt on the tower picture.
And looking at those two space station pics again, I'm very impressed with your visualisation of the mise en scene. The second in particular. I should have mentioned that in my last post.
A good likeness of Chris Hitchens too!
Thanks so much, Chris!
A painting of an orc cook that I did for the D&D art test. I've rediscovered my love of lead white recently.
A personal/portfolio piece, self portrait and a portrait of my uncle.
That orc cook looks great as do your latest painting and charcoal drawings. I'm really impressed with that self portrait.
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Thanks, bishop!
A mix of some recent personal pieces and illustration work. The first one is a piece from back in Feb that I decided to revisit and do some major surgery on.
Absolutely fantastic work, I really enjoyed your colour palettes and compositions, great stuff. I have but one request...http://conceptart.org/forums/attachm...1&d=1343807112
On that wip, it really looks like you're using the same snarling wolf ref image from google that's been used 100 times before, it really stands out so might want to find another ref or change it considerably.
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Wow! Really impressed with your work. I love your oils in particular, but you can see a lot of evolution on your digital paintings . Keep at it! 5 stars from me!
Last edited by Saraiva; August 2nd, 2012 at 05:36 PM.
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Saraiva and Dan, thanks a lot! Dan, you're totally right about that, no argument from me.
Here's a whole bunch of recent illustrations and concept art. Not even the tip of the iceberg, but almost everything else is still under NDA, so I'll still be sitting on it for a while.
Last edited by Sidharth Chaturvedi; October 9th, 2012 at 02:13 AM.
Well, it's been a while. The first painting is a personal piece from very recently, followed by 2 older digital paintings for Fantasy Flight Games, which the NDAs just dropped on. Then, a whole lot of vector art, and finally a portrait.
Last edited by Sidharth Chaturvedi; January 5th, 2013 at 12:12 AM.
Some paintings from the last few months. Got a mix of oils and digital in here.
Wow! You've got so much great work and a variety of techniques! What do you like working in the most? Do you find traditional or digital techniques produce different results? It'll be wild when someday working digitally will be referred to as traditional, ha. Great stuff!!
Most of your paintings makes me really happy, thanks alot for sharing.
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Very inspirational.
If you might excuse me now, I have to start a new oil painting XD
Beautiful paintings! I love the starwars piece and the girl lying by the water. The cellshaded orcs are also really cool! Thanks for sharing!
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Beautiful work all round, but I'm particularly blown away by your oils. Your use of colour and the way you put your marks down is wonderful, and is a real inspiration. When I grow up, I want to paint like you, lol.
Also, really inspiring and informative reading your conversations with Chris Bennet.
Thanks for the kind words, everyone! The site seems to be having a rare moment of actually functioning, so figure it's time for an update. Here's some work from the last few months, as usual a mix of digital and oils.
fersteger2: They're absolutely different for me. I like the results I get digitally, and for most jobs its indispensable because of the changes needed, and the deadlines. But, I much prefer the control over your marks that traditional gives you. There isn't that layer of separation between you and the medium, so you almost have to work to stop the paint from recording what's going through your mind as you work. It's often the reverse in digital, where you need to take great pains to make your marks look the way you want them to.
Candra H: Thanks! I've learned an incredible amount from Chris, and from Kev Ferrara, even though I've had very few exchanges with them. They're both treasure troves of information, and lovely people, that I'm extremely grateful to get to talk to now and then.


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The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, reported that he, his wife and his daughter sighted an unidentified flying object from their home just before 8 p.m. Saturday. The family lives near the Fox River north of Yorkville.
They said they saw two lights moving east northeast, with colors ranging from red, orange, yellow and pink.
The lights "were together either one in front of the other or side by side and going at a pretty good clip and in the eastern sky," he said.
The man reported what he saw to the Mutual UFO Network, or MUFON, which included it on their website.
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