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The Muggle-Repelling Charm is a charm that causes an area to be unseen by Muggles, or causes it to be undesirable for Muggles to search or enter. Its incantation is Repello Muggletum.
Some of the effects of the spell are that Muggles will suddenly realise a reason as not to enter the area over this charm's protection, for example, by "remembering" that they had an urgent appointment somewhere else.
Known uses
Hermione Granger often cast the spell in the area when she, Ron Weasley, and Harry Potter went into hiding in during their hunt for Lord Voldemort's Horcruxes. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (real) also mentions that Muggle-repelling charms are used on the habitats of some magical creatures, to prevent Muggles from discovering them.
Possible uses
It was cast on the stadium of the Quidditch World Cup and may also be one of the protective spells placed on Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, since it is known that if a Muggle looks at Hogwarts the only thing they see is a decrepit ruin with a sign saying "Keep out". It is also likely that it has been cast over St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries.
Behind the scenes
- When Harry is viewing the memory from Tom Riddle's diary in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Tom says to Hagrid at one point: "The dead girl's parents will be here tomorrow." It is stated elsewhere in the book that Myrtle is Muggle-born. Muggles cannot enter Hogwarts. However, it is possible, that an exception was made for them (the Muggle-Repelling Charm could be lifted a day or two, for this reason).
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (First mentioned)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
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Vector Art In Powerpoint: Quality, Inexpensive, Easy
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Today the Bones Blog presents the method I use to produce quality vector graphics with Powerpoint. I'll organize this by basic tools and concepts you need to understand, using screenshots to illustrate key aspects. Click image thumbnails for full images -- these contain important details too. Also note the cursor is auto-removed in these printscreens, so sorry for any confusion that causes.
Part 2 is now available here: Coolifying With Powerpoint Vector Art
Powerpoint as a Vector Graphics Program
Many people have asked me how I make art such as my "Coolified Stuff" (see bonesiii_topics), and curiousity goes up when I say I used Powerpoint. A lot of people think "Powerpoint" means words in a slideshow designed to bore employees and students to death. If you read any basic description of Powerpoint, you will be hard-pressed to even find a mention of graphics creation.
It can actually do a large percentage of what high-end vector graphics systems like Macromedia Freehand or Adobe Illustrator can do. This is great, because those programs are very expensive -- Freehand is listed on its website as 400 US dollars, for example -- but Powerpoint comes automatic with Microsoft Office, which most PCs have standard. It is about as close to free as you can get. Many of you probably already own it.
I have used both Freehand and Illustrator, though I cannot afford to own them, and it is certainly true that if you want to get into professional graphic art, Powerpoint ain't gonna cut it. However, the most important tools those programs offer, Powerpoint can replicate easily, so when you buy those, you are paying for many extras you probably will never use, especially if you just want to make an avatar for your BZPower account that will be too small to make out many details anyways. So, do consider those programs, if you have a lot of disposable cash, but otherwise, Powerpoint is far more accessible.
Note that this guide will be written for PC use. I hate Macs. Much of what I'm going to show you is a little harder with a Mac, despite what their ads might lead you to believe. Not even sure if Powerpoint comes with these options for Macs. But Mac users can make the best out of this, hopefully, figuring out the closest method to use. (For example, the Macs I've seen have no right mouse button so you have to hold down the CONTROL key on the keyboard to get the rightclick menu. Ugh.)
Also note: The banner for this entry shows some of my favorites I made with Powerpoint. Note that the upper left hand image was an old avatar made with a different (raster/pixel) program, that isn't included in this guide as it's a rare program; I used that image for inspiration while making my currect av, which you can see in the center. To the upper right you see half of the new Reference Keeper Team shared account's avatar, and to the lower left you can see the original coolified Rhotuka drawing.
One final note: I had planned to use an avatar request from Great Being #1 as the example of this entry, but I've run out of time and space to add it in, and as I went it was clear I could illustrate how to do this easier with simpler things made from scratch. Sorry, man. But there's so much more to the actual coolifying process, I plan on making a second entry focusing on that. When homework lets up again... in the distant future...
Polygon/Freeform Tool
Powerpoint has a whole range of various graphics tools, most of which you are probably aware of, such as drawing a square or circle. But one tool in particular is the key to vector graphics -- the polygon tool; also called the "Freeform" tool.
Here you can see the "lines" toolbar with the freeform tool selected. In the full image, you can see how to get this toolbar; go to Autoshapes, Lines, then click the top part and drag out of the menu to make the toolbar stay in easy access. You can snap it into the bottom of the window with the other buttons or move it anywhere in the work area. I prefer to move it out right next to what I'm working on; easier to grab it.
Also note where the zoom control is (the red arrow in the image above). You'll want to zoom in a lot, like 150% to 300% to draw your shape, so that when you zoom out to printscreen when you're done, any jagged edges in mock-curves will look curved, and just so that you can more easily control the mouse as you draw. Pay attention to what the line thickness looks line in the final zoom, the size you want your actual image to be, not the thickness when you're zoomed in.
Before Using the Polygon Tool:
Two important settings must be fixed before we can continue:
Make sure these options are turned off. The grid forces each click into rigid squares that make artistic drawing nearly impossible. By default the first one is on, so you'll have to fix that every time you make a new file.
Also, be aware that each time you make something with the tool, you'll have to select the tool again to make a new thing, so you won't accidentally make a new polygon everywhere you click, heh.
Four Polygon Abilities
There are four main abilities of the polygon tool.
1) Click, release, move mouse, click release again, so you create a polygon. Close the shape by end-clicking where you started, or finish the unclosed line by double clicking. This is what I use most.
2) Hold and drag to draw with a pencil. Only use if your hand-mouse coordination is strong. When you release it generates a polygon roughly in the shape you drew. I never use this.
3) Filled areas -- usually, close the polygon and a fill color comes up automatically. Settings can also create this and manipulate it in some useful ways. I use this with gradient effects to create mock-3D surface lighting effects in my coolified avatars. Double click an object or rightclick and select properties to get to the color options.
4) Edit points (right click on a made object for menu) -- after you've drawn something, you can edit the points of the polygon, even make them curve points, to fix minor mistakes without needing to start over, or even to reshape the shape completely. Sometimes I only put down two starting points and draw totally with this option.
Here's an ubercheesy example of all four:
Objects (Autoshapes)
When you draw a shape with the polygon tool, the square, circle, or any other Autoshape tool, it becomes an object. It is not pixels like in Paint -- that would be raster art, but this is vector. These are mathematical formulas that can always be selected, moved around, modified, even after you draw other shapes.
Click an object you've made to select it. It gets eight white dots around it, plus a green dot at the top. Right click it for a menu full of options, the most important being "Format Autoshape."
Here are three major things you can do with an object just by selecting it and clicking something:
1) Hold and drag to move it around. Hold Shift to force its movement into straight lines up, down, or to the sides.
2) Drag the white dots to expand or shrink the object. Hold Shift to keep the shape undistorted as you resize it from the corner dots. Side dots stretch/compress it sideways.
3) Drag the green dot to rotate it. Hold Shift to snap its rotation into the major angles like 45 or 90 degree angles.
(The result of the above is #4 in the image below)
Click on white space or another object to deselect an object.
Here are some of the basics of the Format toolbox for objects:
1) Fill Color options. Select from preset colors, mix your own, and more. More on this later.
2) Fill Transparency. This can create cool effects with backgrounds. Note that any lines of objects behind will show through, which sometimes creates problems with complex multi-event objects such as my avatar -- if I made that transparent at all, lines of the skull would show through the mask, which would look weird. But used carefully, this is cool. Also, more on this in the color section later.
3) Note you can also type in an exact transparency.
4) Line color. Similar options as the Fill color, except minus some features since lines are one dimensional.
5) Line thickness. I usually go with the standard 0.75, but sometimes if you're making an exceptionally large artwork, you'll want them thicker. Or thinner for tiny details, etc. Note that the line thickness is relative to the zoom, not to the artwork itself. If you zoom out far enough, the lines look way too thick compared to the artwork itself, as you can see in the second of the following images with my avatar art. More on this in the Printscreen section below.
Multiple objects can be combined into one by grouping them. This makes manipulating a whole group much easier as you can select everything in the group with one click and reduce the chance of mistakes that would move one part of the whole artwork where you don't want it. Here's the details on grouping:
1) Select the objects you want to group. You can click and drag a box over them, as shown in the example. You can also click one object, then hold down Shift as you click each object individually. Sometimes there might be one object in the box range that you don't want to include, so the clicking method can be used to avoid including it.
2) Rightclick, go to Grouping, and click Group.
3) This shows the grouped ubercheesy skull object.
4) Click object inside the group to manipulate only them. Hold Shift to select multiple parts of the group. This option you will use less often, because you can do the same thing without grouping, but it can save time once you've already grouped something and you realize there's more to change about it.
5) The results of manipulating parts of the groups -- a color change, obviously.
6) You can also ungroup by rightclicking, selecting Grouping, and clicking Ungroup. If you want to move parts of the artwork around related to other parts, you'll need them to be ungrouped.
Fill Color Options
Note that I've drawn a polygon and a circle (with the actual circle tool) for this example.
When you doubleclick an object or rightclick it and select "Format", then click the Fill Color menu, you get the following:
You can select those colors, or select No Fill to remove the fill.
If you click "More Colors..." you get this toolbox with two tabs, "Standard" and "Custom":
Controls of those are pretty self explanatory.
If you click "Background", whatever color the background of the slide is set to will fill the object you have selected. Not that useful.
If you click "Fill Effects", you get this toolbox with four pages. This takes some in-depth explaining. First page has four main uses:
1) Gradient. Most useful one. Gradients are one color fading into another. You can use this to create lighting effects, to an extent. Note that they cannot be curved in Powerpoint polygons, though -- this is the one main weakness Powerpoint has compared to the expensive vector art programs. Used carefully, though, it can still create roughly 3D lighting illusions, as I have shown with my coolified stuff many times. Just depends on where you put the gradients. Somtimes gradient objects with no lines can be effective, placed carefully in radiating formations to create an illusion of a curve. Here's a quickie example:
2) Preset gradient. Try these out; they can sometimes be useful. Most of them contain more than two colors, which is impossible to create on your own with Powerpoint (at least not in one object).
3) One color -- darkness or lightness gradient. Works off of the color you selected. Can be useful in shading effects.
4) Double Transparency. This one is very useful; you can have one color non-transparent, but have the other totally transparent to create all sorts of cool effects. Perhaps the coolest is if you use the "From Center" option in a circle or oval with the edge transparent (trying "From Center" with all other objects gives an awkward squarish effect, but not so with circles/ovals). Can be used to make shining effects too.
The second page of the "Fill Effects" toolbox has a selection of textures to choose from.
Here's the Full Selection of Default Textures. You can also import other textures. Sometimes I draw my own textures with my other program and import them.
The other two pages of "Fill Effects" are self-explanatory so I won't bother screencapping. Patterns are made of just two colors. Not that useful, at least not with "cool" in mind. Picture is useful if you have a photo or other such image you want to use to fill a shape, though I can't recall ever using it.
BZP Blue
One of the most important colors for BZPower avatar creation is BZP blue, the color that's exactly between the two slight variations of background blue in BZPower posts (for some reason, the two slightly different colors alternate with each new post, though it's hard to tell). This color can be used as a background sqaure for av art in powerpoint, like with the examples you see in the banner for this blog entry. Then you can make it transparent with a gif program later, and all pixel fading on the edges looks natural still when such an av is used on BZPower.
BZP Blue's RGB settings are Red 237, Green 244, Blue 252.
Usually you want both sides of your artwork to look identical, although of course there are exceptions. When making most Kanohi, symmetry is essential. It's virtually impossible to draw symmetrically on your own -- the trick is to draw only one half of the artwork, on a vertical line, then copypaste and flip the half to form the complete shape.
For example, when I designed the Kanohi Ehkuata, the mask of Reference, I began with a square (use the square tool) colored BZP blue. Then I put a vertical line (using the line tool and holding Shift as I drew it to make sure it's perfectly vertical). This gives me an artpad on which to work:
Then I used the polygon tool to draw the parts of the mask that touch the vertical guideline, clicking on the line to start, and clicking on the line to end. Note that this gave me an unclosed shape, so by default it had no fill, as you can see in the first image below and the second showing it without the guideline. So I had to go into properties and give it a fill -- this can be done without closing the shape. These unclosed parts are essential to the final product, as it makes sure there's not a mysterious black line going down the middle of the final mask.
I drew the rest of one half of the Kanohi. Note that from time to time you may want to skip ahead to the copypaste step and then delete the copied side, just to remind yourself of how wide the final product will look. Many times I have drawn what I thought looked reasonable when I was only looking at one half, but when I put the two halves together, it was far wider than I wanted it.
Then I select all of one side (being careful not to select or click on the artpad and guideline), group it, and copypaste it. It's very important that you group it before copying and pasting, as you'll see. Note my use of transparency for the visor.
So now we've got two overlapping identical halves. To put them together, we have to use a few tools.
First, select both by dragging a box over them or by holding Shift and clicking both. Go the "Draw" menu, click "Align or Distribute", and click the bar at the top to drag the menu out to float. Make sure "Relative to Slide" is off, click "Align Left" then "Align Top". Now you've got both halves perfectly overlapped.
Click in whitespace to deselect both halves.
Then click the top half. Go to The "Draw" menu, select "Rotate or Flip" and click "Flip Horizontal."
Hold down Shift and drag to the left until the two halves meet at the vertical guideline. Use the left and right arrow keys on your keyboard for precision once you've got it roughly in place, so that you cannot see the guideline through any crack in the middle. Be careful to use Shift and not to move either half up or down!
Then move the guideline to the back, or delete it, and stitch up the errors in overlap in the center (see below for details).
Since these are objects, not pixels, each individual object is either on top or below other objects on the powerpoint slide. You can move objects to the "front" or to the "back", or select them and move them forward or backward with relation to other objects to change how objects overlap.
For example, you might be drawing something, but realize you want one shape to be behind something you already drew. Simply draw the new shape, and send it back a few layers.
The Layer control buttons are found by rightclicking an object, going to "Order", and pulling that menu out.
1) Bring to Front
2) Send to Back
3) Bring Forward
4) Send Backward
After I've put both halves together, I usually send the vertical guideline to the back rather than deleting it, so it is behind the BZP blue square, and can be brought forward again in the right spot easily should I need it again.
Now, you can see that there are overlap problems. This is because the entire left half-group is totally on top of the entire right half, and when I drew it, I must have been off by a pixel-width or the like. Rather than getting a headache trying to edit points and recopy, simply ungroup everything and rearrange the order as needed.
In this example, I select all of the "gaps" in the mask's forehead (really shapes on top filled with BZP blue), and bring them all to the front, then move them left and right with the arrow keys until their fills meet. Make sure you move both sides the same amount towards each other -- count your taps of the arrow keys.
Since all of those are now on top, nothing from the mask below will overlap it, and I can also move in the halves of the mask below that are overlapping. I also shift a few other pieces of the mask around and move them forward or back so there are no line-ends sticking out too much. Zooming out to 100%, I have a complete mask!
Printscreen it!
Zoom out to 100%, or whichever zoom makes the artwork fit the scale you want the actual image to be. Check your line widths again.
Then press "Printscreen" on your keyboard, paste the image into Paint or some other image editing program, crop it, make sure it's within av or sig guidelines if that's what it's for, and upload to brickshelf, majhost.com, or another image hosting site. Voila, there's your pic. You can also use gif programs to select BZP Blue as the transparent color. I use Microsoft Photo Editor, which has also come with all my versions of Microsoft Office (though some people who have Office tell me they do not have this; there are free online gif programs too).
Whaddya think? Should it be my new avatar?
Post comment any questions you may have. And stay tuned, if you're not GB#1, for the guide to coolifying. If you are GB#1, stay tuned for that and your avvie.
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Brown: "Outcome no longer in question."
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Democratic Party candidate Charlie Brown conceded defeat Wednesday in a close 4th congressional district election. The final vote count shows Brown lost to state Sen. Tom McClintock, R-Thousand Oaks, by 1,800 votes after more than 370,000 were counted. The margin was less than 600 on election night. The retired Air Force officer from Roseville had the option of requesting recounts in each of the sprawling 4th District's nine counties but his campaign would have had to shoulder the cost of the count if it hadn't changed the results. Final certification by counties was Tuesday. The Brown campaign had until Saturday to lodge a recount request. "With the counts and recounts across District 4 complete, the outcome of this election is no longer in question," Brown said. "Unfortunately, we came up less than one half of one percent short of victory." Brown said he called McClintock to congratulate him and wish him well in Congress. McClintock had held a victory press conference Monday, based on the certified count. In a statement to supporters, Brown said that in the weeks since the Nov. 4 election, staff, volunteers and the campaign's legal team had worked "overtime to ensure that every voice was heard in a fair, accurate and transparent manner – from canvassing of provisional and vote-by-mail ballots, to one percent machine recounts and 10 percent hand recounts by nine different county registrars districtwide." Brown said he has never stopped working since he started out nearly three years ago on a campaign that stretched over two elections. He had started as an unknown, defeating two other candidates for the Democratic Party nomination to take on veteran U.S. Rep. John Doolittle, R-Roseville, in 2006. After polling a surprising 46 percent of the vote to Doolittle's 49 percent, Brown continued to campaign as the presumptive Democratic Party candidate again in 2008. Under investigation over his ties to lobbyist Jack Abramoff, Doolittle announced earlier this year that he would not seek reelection. McClintock was chosen by Republicans in the June primary over former GOP congressman Doug Ose. "It has been one of the most humbling and profoundly rewarding experiences of my life to stand with you and stand for the higher standard of leadership we need to get this country back on track," Brown told supporters in a statement. During Monday's press conference, McClintock had kind words for Brown, congratulating his opponent and supporters for "waging one of the most hard-fought campaigns I've ever faced." "There can be no doubt of the sincerity of the views or dedication in which they pursued the office." McClintock said. "I hope it's a consolation for them that they made a truly superb effort." The Journal's Gus Thomson can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Linda Whalen of Ocala wrote about a traffic control signal she feels is incorrectly timed, allowing only a handful of vehicles to pass through a busy intersection on each rotation.
"If you park your car at the southwest corner of State Road 200 and Southwest 60 Avenue (CVS parking lot), you should be able to observe the traffic control device at that intersection. After watching several cycles of this light you will observe that the number of vehicles that are able to pass through the light when it turns green northbound on SW 60 is usually less than five (a generous estimate)," Whalen wrote. "I think it's a good idea to have the light traffic controlled, but there should be a minimum setting on it so if the drivers do not proceed closely enough together to keep the light green it will have a default."
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Seconding DG and Gon's thoughts. How exactly is AH going to lower the cost of getting a set? Even if every card in set 12 went on AH at 100% recycle value you are looking at 115 usd for the set. I'm not fully convinced that the 5 stars and 4 stars will even be available on AH since that presumes we have at least enough buyers to get extras of these cards to put up there. I guess there could be sphere specific players who would post up their non-sphere cards but are there many of these players? I don't know.
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Earlier this year Bertie County gave Lamb a controversial $42,000 pay raise to make his annual salary around $144,000.
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32 U.S. Code § 703 - Purchases of supplies by States from Army or Air Force
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(a) Subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Army, any State, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia, Guam, or the Virgin Islands may buy from the Department of the Army, for its National Guard or the officers thereof, supplies and military publications furnished to the Army, in addition to other supplies issued to its Army National Guard. On the same basis, it may buy similar property from the Department of the Air Force. A purchase under this subsection shall be for cash, at cost plus transportation.
(b) In time of actual or threatened war, the United States may requisition for military use any property bought under subsection (a). Credit for the return in kind of property so requisitioned shall be given to the State, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia, Guam, or the Virgin Islands from which it is received.
Source(Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 613; Pub. L. 100–456, div. A, title XII, § 1234(b)(1),Sept. 29, 1988, 102 Stat. 2059; Pub. L. 109–163, div. A, title X, § 1057(b)(3),Jan. 6, 2006, 119 Stat. 3441.)
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In subsection (a), the words "stores * * * materiel" are omitted as covered by the word "supplies". The words "other supplies issued" are substituted for the words "those issued under the provisions of this title". The words "at cost plus transportation" are substituted for the words "at the price at which they shall be listed to the Army, with cost of transportation added".
In subsection (b), 32:39a (less last 23 words) is omitted as obsolete and superseded by 32:39 (proviso of last sentence). The Act of June 23, 1910, ch. 370 (less proviso), not contained in 32:39a, is omitted from the revised section as executed. The words "bought under subsection (a)" are substituted for the words "so purchased". The words "for military use" are substituted for the words "for use in the military service thereof". The words "and when so requisitioned by the United States and delivered" and "ultimate" are omitted as surplusage.
In subsection (c), the words "Proceeds of sales by the Department of the Army and the Department of the Air Force under this section" are substituted for the words "The funds received from such sale". The words "from which the property was purchased" are substituted for the words "to which they shall belong". The words "may be used to replace property sold under this section" are substituted for the words "shall be available until expended to replace therewith the supplies sold to the States in the manner herein authorized".
2006—Subsecs. (a), (b). Pub. L. 109–163substituted "State, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia, Guam, or the Virgin Islands" for "State or Territory, Puerto Rico, or the District of Columbia".
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Investigators say a 62-year-old Mount Holly man has been shot to death by his son.
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Investigators say family members called police after no one answered the phone at the family's home Friday evening.
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46 U.S. Code § 3317 - Fees
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(a) The Secretary may prescribe by regulation fees for inspecting or examining a small passenger vessel or a sailing school vessel.
(b) When an inspection or examination under this part of a documented vessel or a foreign vessel is conducted at a foreign port or place at the request of the owner or managing operator of the vessel, the owner or operator shall reimburse the Secretary for the travel and subsistence expenses incurred by the personnel assigned to perform the inspection or examination. Amounts received as reimbursement for these expenses shall be credited to the appropriation for operating expenses of the Coast Guard.
Source(Pub. L. 98–89, Aug. 26, 1983, 97 Stat. 517; Pub. L. 102–587, title V, § 5211,Nov. 4, 1992, 106 Stat. 5076.)
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Section 3317 provides the regulatory authority for prescribing fees for the inspection of small passenger vessels and sailing school vessels. Although section 2110 generally prohibits fees of this nature, this provision is consistent with the exception that permits specific statutory authorization for fee collection. Subsection (b) requires the reimbursement of expenses for the conduct of an inspection or examination at a foreign port or place when done there for the convenience of the owner or operator of the vessel.
1992—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 102–587substituted "under this part of a documented vessel or a foreign vessel" for "under this chapter of a documented vessel".
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- Step 1 - Your images will go through critical selection rounds conducted by the official 2013 Honorary Judging Committee, made up of members of the World Photography Academy.
- Step 2 - A shortlist of photographers in each of the 15 categories will be selected and announced prior to the Gala Ceremony. This will include details of the 3 finalists in each category.
- Step 3 - For the final stage of judging, one single photographer will be chosen by the Honorary Judging Committee from the 15 category winners. This photographer will be announced and awarded at the Sony World Photography Awards gala ceremony in April 2013 as the L'Iris d'Or / Sony World Photography Awards Photographer of the Year winner.
- Step 4 - All 45 category finalists will be showcased as part of the official 2013 Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition in London, published in the winners book and announced to the worldwide press. These finalists will also be part of international Sony World Photography Awards winners exhibitions, have the opportunity to be represented by the World Photography Collection, showcased on the World Photography Organisation website and much more.
The 2013 Honorary Jury includes:
Architecture / Conceptual / Portraiture / Still Life
- Juana de Aizpuru - Gallery Director, Galeria Juana de Aizpuru (Spain)
- Olga Sviblova - Director, Multimedia Art Museum Moscow (Russia)
Lifestyle / Fashion & Beauty / Campaign / Sport
- Catherine Chermayeff (Chair) - Director, i2i photo agency (USA)
- Tim Paton - Managing Director, Balcony Jump (UK)
Current Affairs / Contemporary Issues / People / Arts & Culture
- Fiona Shields - Picture Editor, The Guardian (UK)
- Francesca Sears - Director, Panos Profile at Panos Pictures (UK)
- Chien-Chi Chang - Magnum Photographer (Taiwan)
Travel / Landscape / Nature & Wildlife
- Caroline Metcalfe - Director of Photography, Conde Nast Traveller (UK)
- Monica Suder - Photographic Consultant and Coach (Germany)
- Macduff Everton - Photographer (USA)
The Sony World Photography Award 2013 Honorary Jury will be announced later in the year.
Following the category selection, the judges come together to select one overall winner, who will be named L'Iris d'Or/ Sony World Photography Awards Professional Photographer of the Year at a ceremony in London, April 2013.
Category Details
David Airob, Spain, Professional Winner, Architecture, Sony World Photography Awards 2012
Architecture offers rich, exotic and diverse photographic possibilities; from pencil sketches to 3D virtual models, basic domestic spaces to grand estates, dated office blocks to state of the art sports grounds. Capture buildings from different angles and perspectives to convey their vast scale, the beauty of their geometry, or a minute detail that might otherwise go unnoticed.
Rob Hornstra, Netherlands, Professional Winner, Arts and Culture, Sony World Photography Awards 2012
Arts and Culture
Arts and Culture covers a broad range of subjects – from theatre and musicals, gigs and dance, to film, literature and the visual arts (photography, video, installation). This category invites images of everything from passive consumers as well as performers, to those working behind the scenes, in productions from Bollywood to Broadway. Find your inspiration and explore the many delights of arts and culture to be found across our vast planet.
Peter Franck, Germany, Professional Winner, Campaign, Sony World Photography Awards 2012
A 'campaign' series can be for the purpose of advertising, promotion or raising awareness. All photographic series submitted should clearly show the champion theme or critical message, fulfilling the original brief. The campaign could cover subjects as varied as an advertising campaign for a new product or brand, a political campaign, a health awareness campaign or an environmental campaign.
Manuel Geerinck, Winner, Professional Finalist, Conceptual, Sony World Photography Awards 2012
Set-up photographs can be literal, abstract or conceptual, and unlike other categories in the competition, are judged almost entirely on subjective and aesthetic qualities because of the absence of a hard narrative or figurative information. Evaluating these images draws more heavily on the fundamentals of photography – composition, rhythm, design, and use of and manipulation of colour or light.
Kasia Bielska, Poland, Professional Winner, Contemporary Issues, Sony World Photography Awards 2012
Contemporary Issues
Not to be confused with Current Affairs, photographs in this category focus on those issues which form the basis of work by campaigners, NGOs and charities, to rouse support, sympathy, donations and action. Photographs of contemporary issues force us to take note of dramas and tragedies, wars and crises both abroad and close to home, a method of keeping the world's 'fortunate's' in tune with those in need of assistance or support.
Donald Weber, Canada, Professional Winner, Current Affairs, Sony World Photography Awards 2012
Current Affairs
Headline stories in newspapers and on international TV channels are often illustrated by photographs, as they can speak louder than words. Increasingly, images are used instead of words, for this very reason. This category follows the stories – global and on your doorstep – inviting images which freeze moments, capture key personalities and celebrities, mark the news of the day, week or month and document turning-point events.
Peter Franck, Germany, Professional Winner, Fashion, Sony World Photography Awards 2012
Fashion & Beauty
Fashion photography covers a wide spectrum – narrative, reportage, conceptual and studio covering the creation, exhibition, and or demonstration of garments, accessories, and style concepts. Beauty explored and found across surfaces; wildly colored and quietly enhanced.
Mitch Dobrowner, USA, L'Iris d'Or, Professional Winner, Landscape, Sony World Photography Awards 2012
Aerial shots of vast sandy dunes, panoramic shots of rice terraces on a mountainside, a long view down a village street: the scale of Landscape photography has no limits. Industrial, agricultural, urban and rural landscapes all share the rich benefits of the relationship between the objects in view; buildings, trees, lakes, rolling hills, fields, the sea, and even humans.
Saja Seus, Professional Winner, Lifestyle, Sony World Photography Awards 2011
One of the most popular and consistent types of photography in the commercial market is now also being shaped and informed by bloggers. Set up in natural settings, on location, or in studio, Lifestyle shoots focus on the human relationship. The aim is to make the images appear natural, a moment from every day life. This genre documents, and, or creates "real" life situations in order to sell a brand or a product.
Jacek Kusz, Poland, Professional Winner, Nature & Wildlife, Sony World Photography Awards 2012
Nature & Wildlife
Venture off in to the great outdoors, do some exploration and put your skills to the test! Nature and Wildlife photography is regarded as being one of the more challenging fields of photography and refers to a wide range of photography taken outdoors and devoted to displaying natural elements such as wildlife, insects, plants, and close-ups of natural scenes and textures.
Simon Norfolk, United Kingdom, Professional Winner, People, Sony World Photography Awards 2012
Photographs of people most often fall into two categories: portraits or candid. Within the photojournalism and documentary genre, this category requires the images to be of either current personalities within global current events, or to be documenting personalities which form part of a chosen subject you are documenting, whether you are photographing people from a specific culture, lifestyle or social membership. Street photography is one of the most popular forms of People photography.
Irina Werning, Argentina, Professional Winner, Portraiture, Sony World Photography Awards 2012
Traditionally, portraiture typically involves the subject in eye contact with the viewer. This said, portraits can reveal a great deal about the subject through different perspectives; down-turned or closed eyes, or a rear view. The context of a portrait can be rich in information; all over the world, people take portraits of family and friends in settings, which remind us of that moment.
Palmer + Pawel, United Kingdom, Professional Winner, Sport, Sony World Photography Awards 2012
This category invites much more than just front-page action shots; it is looking for photographs capturing drama and tension, character studies of performers, players and spectators, the skills and physical transformations associated with every sport. There is also great potential for theatricality, and an opportunity to illustrate the inventive improvisations conjured by sports men and women everywhere in the world.
Helen Thompson, UK, Professional Winner, Still Life, Sony World Photography Awards 2012
Still Life
In fine art photography, the still life field demands a highly refined sense of lighting, coupled with compositional skills similar to those that painters possess. The still life photographer makes pictures rather than takes them. Such a photograph may depict a classic scene such as a fruit bowl, or composed objects such as a vase with flowers, an empty bed, the torso of a human body, a candle lit dinner table. In essence any object or product can be the subject of a still life photograph.
Krzysztof Browko, Poland, Travel, Open Winner, Sony World Photography Awards 2012
Travel photography involves the documentation of the landscape, people, cultures, customs and history of a place. Images could capture the buzz of a city, the tranquillity of countryside, the marvel of natural wonders, the intrigue of abandoned places or the action of cultural traditions and everyday life.


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This is a must-see documentary for parents who have children engaged in violent sports like football. Tackling the dangerous rise in concussions and physical injuries to young football players, Football High also shines a light on the culture and industry of high stakes football programs. As more and more evidence mounts regarding the brain's response to concussions and accumulative damage from physical trauma, the film's producers pose the question: what are the long-term risks associated with violent sports and are schools prepared for the consequences or will big money and athletic prestige trump the safety and health of student athletes?
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This game for two players comes from Ghana. However, stones that were marked for this game in the third century AD have been found near Hadrian's Wall in Northern England.
A game somewhat similar to 'noughts and crosses' on a much larger
This game is known as Pong hau k'i in China and Ou-moul-ko-no in Korea. Find a friend to play or try the interactive version online.
This game was invented by Tony Reeves who teaches at Christ's College in Brecon.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN the 2 card values MULTIPLIED BY THE LOWER of the 2 card values.
The greatest movement possible is 9 spaces (when 6 and 3 are the selected cards).
It is thus (just) possible to win on the first turn.
A player wins a bout by either:
Pushing the counter off the end of the track.
Ending the 6 turns with the counter in his opponent's half of the track.
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TULSA, Okla. (AP) — At least 14 reserve deputies have left an Oklahoma sheriff's office since a fellow volunteer fatally shot an unarmed man and a grand jury indicted the sheriff, the agency's acting leader said Wednesday.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A proposed new anti-abortion law that would ban a common second-trimester abortion procedure was temporarily blocked Wednesday, but an Oklahoma judge declined to halt a second law increasing the waiting period...
PORTLAND, Oregon — Passengers on an American Airlines flight were so outraged over the way a flight attendant booted a fellow traveler off a plane that they booed the entire flight crew throughout the ordeal.
It has been a mere 15 years since we last heard from Don Henley, solo speaking. His latest album, �Cass County,� is a nice trip back to where it began for the man who grew up in the East Texas plains.
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Nate Beeler cartoon on Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton.
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Deidra Hearn, 36, of Oklahoma City, died Oct. 10, 2015, in Oklahoma City.
Shawnee resident, Elsie "Joann" Knox, age 82, left this world for the arms of Christ on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2015.
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It is never to early to start thinking about the next Birkebeiner. We are excited to have many returning parties for Birkie 2015 and some new. BUT we still have a few cabins available so give us a call. Come enjoy the peace of Teak Lake, before heading to the fever of the Birkie race itself. (The Birkebeiner Ski Race is the largest cross country ski race in North America. With many activities for skiers and spectators alike. See American Birkebeiner Skie Foundation for more info.)
State and local taxes are 5.5%. No room tax.
Extra people beyond listed occupancy: $35 adults, and children age 11 and older. Children 10 and under are $15. Infants (under 1) are free. You pay for extra people only as they are here, as plans keep changing.
DEPOSIT: $400 within one week of reservation to confirm reservation. (only $200 if 1 bedroom)REMAINDER of balance (including tax): due by New Year please
CANCELLATION: in the event of race cancellation, we will refund 75%.Otherwise, no refund after New Year.
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Like any major project, ERP implementations go best when planned in advance.
Larger companies can dedicate multiple senior executives as well as teams of junior stakeholders to an ERP project. Smaller companies, on the other hand, can't dedicate the same number of people to a project, but they do not require the same detail when planning an ERP project.


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The Saunders Triplets are two brothers and a sister who played the baby version of Harry Potter in the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. They portrayed baby Harry during an early scene when he is being brought to his aunt and uncle's house. Their first names of one brother and the sister are unknown as they are just credited as "Saunders triplets". Arthur Bowen was one of the Saunders triplets and later on played Albus Severus Potter in the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2[citation needed]. As minor child parts are often played by more than one person, this is likely the reason why these triplets, who are nearly impossible to differentiate, all are credited as playing the role.


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The Reverso 60ème launched the era of limited editions of Reverso models with complications. Framed by a large-size 18 ct pink gold case, the solid silver guilloché dial conceals a hand-wound Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 824 with a power-reserve and date hand. Other watchmaking feats soon followed. The Reverso acquired a tourbillon in 1993, a minute repeater in 1994, a retrograde chronograph in 1996, a time-zone mechanism in 1998 and a perpetual calendar in the year 2000.


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A man from Maine is facing charges he sexually assaulted a now-13-year-old girl.
HARPSWELL, Maine (AP) _ Deputies say Johnson is charged with 32 counts of gross sexual assault. He is being held on $50,000 cash bail.
The investigation began Monday. Johnson was arrested Tuesday.
It's unclear if Johnson is being represented by a lawyer.
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The FLOR Design Contest Winners
Posted by Gina | Filed under Favorites, Inspiration, Musings
And the winner is…
We're thrilled to announce that the winners of the 2009 FLOR Design Contest have been chosen. A big congratulations goes to Vanessa, Anne Marie and Tiffany for having the top 3 winning designs.
We want to thank everyone who participated in the contest. We were so impressed by the creative thinking that went into all of the designs submitted. We hope that everyone enjoyed this as much as we did and look forward to more of these in the future. Be sure to check back to see FLOR's interpretation of these beautiful designs coming soon .
"Garden Close-Up"
Boulder, CO
Vanessa was inspired by a decorative piece of art when she designed "Garden Close Up". This design captures her love of nature and passion for color, with big flowers that pop against a backdrop of green using FLOR's Feelin' Groovy. Vanessa describes her design aesthetic as mid-Century modern and is currently in the process of remodeling her home. As one of the winners, Vanessa plans to place her new FLOR rug in either her living room or home office to bring a bit of nature indoors.
"FLOR Sunrise"
Anne Marie
Los Angeles, CA
"FLOR Sunrise" was designed using different colors of Striped Poodle to mimic the inspiring shades found in a morning sunrise. As a communications editor and someone interested in graphic design, Anne Marie has a passion for retro, 50s-inspired design and doesn't shy away from bold colors. She plans to showcase her new FLOR rug in her living room to add a ray of sunshine to her home.
"Off Kilter"
Virginia Beach, VA
Tiffany's current obsession with all things tartan has come to life in "Off Kilter". She used FLOR's new Pop Tartan combined with accents of Take a Ribbing in red and Feelin' Groovy in yellow. To add some texture, Tiffany threw in a strip of Shaggy Sheep for something different. An event planner by day, Tiffany has recently discovered the joys of interior design and is using her skills to spruce up her new home. Tiffany plans to accent her living room with her new, "plaid within a plaid" FLOR rug.
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Hung from branches or garden stakes, multiples of our lanterns mimic a starry sky.
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