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Hi OpenGL community.
I'm fighting with matrices and just discover a point that I don't understand. (As many, I'm a little new to matrix manipulation).
Even if my probkem is not directly related to OpenGL, I'm sure some advanced peoples here should have the answer to this.
I try to project a point to a camera to know his position in screen space.
I have a simple scene:
- A simple point in the center of the world (locator).
- A camera looking at this point.
I create my mvpMatrix this way (pseudo code):
Code :locatorMatrix = locator.getMatrix(worldSpace=True) # because my locator is (0,0,0), this is a simple default matrix here camMatrix = myCam.getMatrix(worldSpace=True) camProjMatrix = myCamShape.projectionMatrix() mvpMatrix = locatorMatrix*camMatrix*camProjMatrix result = mvpMatrix*locator.getTranslation(worldSpace=True) # I multiply my "in the center of the world" point to my matrix print result [0.0, 0.0, 0.0]
This is actually not very surprising no? If if multiply a matrix by any (0,0,0) point, it should always return zero...
But of course my "in the center of the world" point is not at (0,0) in my camera... It is about (0.5, 0.5). This is the point I don't understand. I've done some search on internet to know how do this.
I suppose I've miss something.
I would really be very grateful if someone just point me where my error is...
Have a good day all and thanks in advance!


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Olof Rudbeck d.y. 1660-1740 - 2nd Edition
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Watercolours of Olof Rudbeck the Younger, as presented in precise fascimile in the René Cockelbergh 2nd Edition Portfolio 1988.
Rudbeck's wonderful watercolours are presented here, for the first time, (they were never published earlier), in full scale (life-size) large elephant-folio. These prints are from the Second Swedish Edition. The botanist Carl Linnaeus(1707–1778), a student of Rudbeck, named a genus of flowers Rudbeckia in honour of him and his father.
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NCT Yoga at Winchester Discovery Centre
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NCT Relax, Stretch and Breathe (yoga based exercise) classes are held as a weekly drop-in, so you can start at any stage in your pregnancy, after 12 weeks. The classes run on Thursdays 10-11.30 term time only.
The classes focus on gentle postures, breathing techniques, positions for labour and relaxation. The aim is for you to have an enjoyable and relaxing time, whilst improving your physical and emotional wellbeing and helping you feel more confident and positive about birth. The postures are very gentle, specifically designed so you can attend throughout your pregnancy (after 12 weeks) and can be adapted to individual needs.
The classes are suitable for all women, regardless of their fitness level. No previous experience of yoga is necessary.
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SACRAMENTO, CA- The Assembly Public Safety Committee passed Assembly Member Shirley Weber's (D-San Diego) Assembly Bill 1238 unanimously with a 7 to 0 vote on April 16, 2013.
This bill authorizes the continuation of a proven reentry program for youthful offenders ages 18-24. The California Youthful Offender Reentry Program (Cal-YOR) is an evidence-based program that has effectively brought the recidivism rate down to 1.5 percent for enrolled youth offenders.
SACRAMENTO, CA- Assemblymember Shirley N. Weber's (D-San Diego) AB 784, which would establish a 13-member advisory committee to assess the impact of the Affordable Care Act on health care benefits for In-Home Supportive Services, providers passed the Assembly Public Safety Committee on Tuesday, April 16, 2013 with a 13-4 vote.
SACRAMENTO, CA- Assembly Member Shirley N. Weber's (D-San Diego) AB 1241 passed the Assembly Higher Education Committee on Tuesday, April 9, 2013 with a 12-0 bi-partisan vote.
Sponsored by the University of California Students Association, AB 1241 includes an important improvement to the Cal Grant Program by extending the period of eligibility for the Cal Grant Entitlement Program to four years after high school graduation from the current requirement of one year after high school. In doing so, the bill also gives current students who missed the March 2nd FAFSA deadline the opportunity to re-apply for the Entitlement Program.
SACRAMENTO, CA- Assemblymember Shirley N. Weber's (D-San Diego) AB 979, which would require peace officers assigned to a jurisdiction that includes navigable waters to complete a course in basic maritime operations passed the Assembly Public Safety Committee on Tuesday, April 2, 2013 with a 7-0 bipartisan vote.
Sponsored by the Port of Los Angeles, AB 979 requires specified peace officers assigned to a jurisdiction that includes navigable waters to complete a course in basic maritime operations. The course would be required only if the local governing body opts in and if the federal Department of Homeland Security provides funding.
SACRAMENTO, CA- Assemblymember Shirley N. Weber's (D-San Diego) AB 56 which would require carbon monoxide detectors in new and modernized school buildings, passed the Assembly Education Committee on Wednesday, March 20, 2013 with a 6-0 bipartisan vote.
Sponsored by the California State Firefighters Association, AB 56 requires all California K-12 public and private schools built on or after January 1, 2014 that have fossil fuel burning furnaces, to install carbon monoxide (CO) detectors. The bill also encourages public and private schools constructed before January 1, 2014 to install carbon monoxide detectors.
San Diego, CA - Assembly Member Shirley N. Weber (D-San Diego) will pay tribute to outstanding women in honor of Women's History Month on Sunday, March 17, 2013, 3:00 p.m. at San Diego State University's Parma Payne Alumni Center. "There are many unsung 'SHeroes' in the 79th District deserving of recognition for their work as women leaders, and "I am excited to host this Inaugural Salute in the 79th District to highlight their efforts," she said. Women's History Month was established in 1987 and is celebrated throughout the month of March to honor women's contribution to society.
To qualify, nominees must be work or attend school in the 79th District, which includes the communities in the City of San Diego, Lemon Grove, La Mesa, National City, Chula Vista, Bonita and a small part of Spring Valley. The nominee must also perform extraordinary service in the Arts, Business, Community Activism, Education, Government, Health Sciences and Social Services.
SACRAMENTO, CA – Assemblymember Shirley Weber (D-San Diego) congratulated one of the 11 honorees of the inaugural "Breaking the Glass Ceiling Awards" presented by the California Legislative Women's Caucus. The Legislative Women's Caucus, chaired by Assemblymember Bonnie Lowenthal (D-Long Beach), created the "Breaking the Glass Ceiling Awards" to recognize the success of California women breaking barriers in science, technology, arts and entertainment, law and government and other fields.
Assemblymember Weber and Assemblymember Bloom escorted the Honorable Yvonne B. Burke, former Assemblymember and first California African American woman to be elected to the U.S. Congress, and the first African American elected to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. The women were honored on the Assembly floor on Monday, March 4, 2013 as a part of the Assembly's celebration of Women's History Month.
SACRAMENTO, CA - Today Assemblymember Shirley N. Weber (D-San Diego) announced her appointments to the following Assembly Select Committees by Speaker John A. Pérez:
(Sacramento) - Every year thousands of Californians miss out on hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax relief by not filing for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). Watch this Public Service Announcement from Assemblymember Shirley Weber (D-San Diego) to learn more about how you could save money this tax season.
(SACRAMENTO, CA) - Assemblymember Shirley N. Weber (D-San Diego) will convene a public forum to discuss the impact of AB 109, the California Public Safety Realignment Act, on San Diego County as well as explore programs that help former offenders reintegrate back into the community. The event, which will include input from law enforcement professionals, re-entry specialists, community leaders and other stakeholders, will take place on Friday, March 1st from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the conference room of the La Mesa Police Department (8085 University Avenue, La Mesa, 91942).
"The implementation of criminal justice realignment has been underway for about a year, so it is important for us to engage in structured dialogue on its challenges and opportunities so that we are proactive in achieving greater efficiency and better outcomes, " said Assemblymember Weber.


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I love the fact that my pastor puts verses in the Bible in perspective by explaining what the culture was (and sometimes still is in the Middle East!) and its significance!
So last night I learned that in Jesus' day, only gentile slaves were allowed to wash feet, Jews never had this "job" so when Jesus washed His disciples' feet, wow!
And some of you are probably thinking, 'yeah, old news', but in case there was anyone who didn't know this, that's what I remember most from last night's service.
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Nice place for staying, its my third time in Seaview Paradise and i am not going to change the place in the future. Good balance of nature and civilization combined in this place. Ideal for sweet lazy life rest. I highly recommend it.
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My wife and I stayed here at the end of January for a ski and Birthday weekend. I had asked Mary Jo if it was possible for her to have a special Birthday cake in the room when we arrived to surprise my wife. When we got there, Mary Jo pulled me aside and said that the baker could not... More
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Warning! The instructions are in German. Do you like games like Tetris? Then Duopento is for you! Insert as many pieces, of the same color, adjacent to one another. Place your pieces in such a way that your opponent can't fit a piece in to block you. The person with the largest area of pieces wins. Incidentally you will learn to recognize where a piece goes just by looking it. There are several variations and can also be played as a solitaire game.
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Find out how GM crops improve nutrition and contribute to global food security…
Bangladesh plans Golden Rice field trials to fight vitamin A deficiency
The Daily Star reports that Bangladesh intends to go forward with field tests of Golden Rice, genetically engineered rice that helps fight vitamin A deficiency, which causes blindness in children. With the support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Bangladesh Rice Research Institute is applying to import a variety developed in the Philippines that is rich in beta carotene, a source of vitamin A.
According to the International Rice Research Institute in the Philippines, "Vitamin A deficiency is the leading cause of preventable blindness in children. Globally, approximately 670,000 children die every year and another 350,000 go blind because they are vitamin A deficient," Read more.
UK scientist recommends GM crops for global food security
Sainsbury Laboratory scientist Jonathan D.G. Jones wrote an article about the widespread misunderstanding of GM crops and the importance of their adoption, ISAAA reports. The article, titled "Why Genetically Modified Crops?", strongly recommends the use of genetic modification "at a time when we need every tool in the toolbox to ensure adequate food production in the short, medium and long term." Read more.
GM banana could help prevent spread of fungal disease in East Africa
According to All Africa, a GM banana with improved resistance to a devastating fungal disease could help smallholder farmers in East Africa save their crops. A leaf fungus has spread through the region over the last three decades, threatening to halve fruit production on affected plantations. A team of scientists at Uganda's National Agricultural Research Institute (NARL) said field trials of GM bananas have shown "promising results." Read more.


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Welcome to the Child & Adolescent OCD, Tic, Trich & Anxiety Group (The COTTAGe), a specialty clinic in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania for children and adolescents with OCD, Tic Disorders, Trichotillomania, Anxiety and related disorders. The Director of the clinic is Dr. Martin Franklin, Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology in Psychiatry.
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LONG BEACH - Long Beach police officers and a local animal rights advocate are to be honored Thursday night at the city prosecutor's second annual Impact Awards ceremony.
Those being feted include Long Beach Police Department Detective Mark Steenhausen, who is being honored not only for his work on the "Baby Maggie" case, but also for his personal commitment to the investigation, City Prosecutor Doug Haubert said last week.
Because of Steenhausen's ceaseless work, city prosecutors were able to prove a Long Beach woman and her mother lied when they claimed they found a newborn at a local gas station Feb. 20, 2012. Paloma Espinoza had in fact given birth to the baby girl that same day and left the child unattended in the bathroom of her apartment in the hope that it would not survive, before concocting the wild tale with her mother, Sonia Hernandez, authorities charged.
Espinoza, who had an extensive criminal history related to drug issues and had other children in the home, pleaded guilty last July to a charge of child endangerment. She was ordered to complete an intense six-month drug and alcohol treatment program, placed on four years probation and ordered to complete 52 weeks of parenting courses.
Hernandez, who had no criminal record, pleaded in April to a single count each of filing a false police report and obstruction of justice and was placed on three years summary probation and ordered to perform 45 hours of community service.
Judith Crumpton, a Long Beach resident who launched an annual conference on animal care and cruelty prevention;
Patrol officers Josh Brearley and Andrew Fox, and the North Division Directed Enforcement Team, for their success in combating gang crime;
Criminalist Greg Gossage and Officer Tyrone Anderson for their technical expertise and hard work on DUI investigations; and
Narcotics Detective David Strohman for his leadership in reducing illegal drug activity in the city.
Honorees are chosen for their positive impact on the city and its communities, Haubert said.
"These unsung heroes make a real difference in our city," he said. "There are many who deserve recognition, but these winners stand out for their hard work and dedication."
The awards will be presented this evening at a private ceremony for the recipients and their families. For more information on the awards and a list of previous winners, go to www.CityProsecutorDougHaubert.
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Editor's note: Updated with reason for Christie's visit.
These days it seems New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is everywhere, from TV talk shows and radio appearances to accompanying Prince Harry on a well-publicized tour of the devastated Jersey Shore. So maybe it's not too surprising he was spotted outside of Goldman Sachs's Lower Manhattan office Wednesday morning. An Unstructured Finance reporter happened to see the sharp-tongued Republican governor walking into 200 West Street just before 11:30. Spokespeople for Goldman and the governor's office said he was there for the bank's Global Macro conference, which invites politicians, regulators, diplomats, CEOs and other power players to talk about big-picture trends.
Christie, who filed papers last year to run for re-election in 2014, recently announced that he had gastric bypass surgery to deal with his weight problem and he was looking in good spirits on Wednesday. He had a thick security detail and shook hands with a guy who, from behind, looked like Lloyd Blankfein but turned out not to be. He buttoned his jacket and waved to onlookers on his way into 200 West Street.
Christie has a lot of connections to the Wall Street bank — starting with having beaten its former co-CEO Jon Corzine in the governor's race in 2009 —but no clear reason to be visiting this week.
Goldman bankers helped Christie get into office that year by offering a cash-flow analysis of the state that formulated his view of the budget, according to a New York Times Magazine report in 2011. Christie's hard-line on budgetary issues has been controversial but has made him popular among fiscal hawks and some segment of the voting population.


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TOLEDO, OH (Toledo News Now) – Toledo City Council is debating whether or not the city has money to place into its rainy day fund.
The mayor's office said the city finished 2011 with a $326,000 budget surplus, but some members of council don't see it that way.
Council members George Sarantou and Mike Collins are challenging the administration on this surplus claim. They say the mayor's office is referring to restricted funds, which can only be spent on certain items – and therefore cannot be placed into the Budget Stabilization Fund.
City council looked at the issue during their final meeting of the year.
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All Pokémon are set to level 50 on the Battle Subway, unlike previous Generations this also includes Pokémon below level 50.
Source: Bulbapedia/ Battle Subway and personal experience.
So all Pokemon, below **AND above Level 50, will be set to 50.
All stats are cut down to what they were at Level 50 (or raised if below Level 50)
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First time accepted submitter carlypage3 writes "Benefits claimants in the UK are being forced to use Microsoft's now obsolete Windows XP and Internet Explorer 6 software. The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) states that its online forms are not compatible with Internet Explorer 7, 8, 9 and 10, Safari, Google Chrome or Firefox. As if that wasn't unnerving enough, the Gov.UK website says that users cannot submit claims using Mac OS X or Linux operating systems, either."
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The word ignorant people use when they really meant to say voilà. Doug: So I simply changed the battery, turned it in, and wallah... it worked!
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A shortened, slang term for "Waheyat Allah," which means "I swear to God" in Arabic. Arab and non-Arab teens in America use this word commonly. Bilal: Dude, I saw those two guys fight!
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Means I swear (usually to God.) Not a swear word. Also "I Promise." "Wallah, I didn't steal your watch"
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The Office of Multicultural Affairs at Wofford recognizes diversity as to a high quality education. It is the goal of our office to provide students with opportunities to engage difference and learn to appreciate the civil discourse that can occur between individuals willing to share their experiences and beliefs regardless of race, class, religion, sexual orientation, gender, or physical disability.
Get a glimpse at the various programs and services that Multicultural Affairs offers for minority students on campus.
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Photos from the 4th Annual Mess With Texas Party during the SXSW music conference, one of the most anticipated, best attended events of the weekend.
Photos By Charles
Charles, our Creative Director's left hand man, recently got himself a brand new Leica D-LUX 4 and has been shooting some photos that we uploaded to a Flickr set.
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Bicycle Film Festival Miami
Nora sent us some photos from the last Bicycle Film Festival of the year, held in Miami. Looks like everybody had an amazing time. Extra stoked on the photos by Lucas Brunelle and Joel Meinholz.
Hope to see everybody at next year's BFF!
Art is in the Eye of the Beholder
Gallery hopping in Miami is a trip—dare we say a difficult endeavor when having to venture to all parts of the city while getting stuck in massive amounts of traffic in 85 degree weather. We made it to a few of the more worthwhile galleries to ooh and ahh (and sometimes ogle) the profound (and not so profound) pieces of artwork, contemplating the inspiration and meaning and sometimes questioning the value. 'Art is in the eye of the beholder', right?
The favored, as we're sure many would agree, would be the Beg Borrow and Steal exhibition at the Rubell Family Collection, featuring 260 works by 74 renown artists including Damien Hirst, Richard Prince, Barbara Kruger and many others.
Here are some of our personal favs, including an edible Dunkin' Donuts Old Fashioned donut installation—amazing!
Bicycle Film Festival Denver
We added some photos from the Bicycle Film Festival in Denver. It turned out to be a blast, despite 2 feet of snow on the first night!
Bicycle Film Festival LA Photos
We added a grip of photos from the Los Angeles Bicycle Film Festival to our BFF Flickr set.
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Last week the BFF went to Austin. We added some photos to our Bicycle Film Festival Flickr set.
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Date de naissance : 26 mai 1938
Lieu de décès : Newglasgow, Nouvelle Ecosse, Canada
Date de décès : 18 septembre 2012
Mary Bernadette HALLIDAY-SMITH (Nee: CROTTY), age 74, passed peacefully away at the Palliative Care Unit of the Aberdeen Hospital in New Glasgow, after a courageous battle with Cancer. Bernadette was comforted with her family at her side as she passed. Formerly of St. John's, NL, Bernadette was an accomplished musician and was widely known for her musical contributions to her native Newfoundland and her adopted home of Pictou County, NS. Bernadette moved to Pictou County in 1973 with her late Husband Alex HALLIDAY where she began a 20 year career with the Unemployment Insurance Center in New Glasgow. During that time, Bernadette was the organist and choir director for the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. There she developed strong ties and relationships with the musical community of Pictou County. Those ties blossomed into a special musical gift to the Pictou County Community. Bernadette became an integral part of the New Glasgow Music Festival as a volunteer, accompanist and active supporter. Bernadette's community involvement stretched far and wide with her spearheading the Food and Fun annual fundraiser at the "Kirk" to her involvement with the "Kirk" choir, Trinitarians, Male Chorus and the Musical Theatre. Bernadette returned to Newfoundland in 1991 to continue her career with UIC. While there she shared her musical talents, infectious smile and her wonderful sense of humour, playing Mrs. LYNDE in the Peter MacDonald Production of Anne of Green Gables. Bernadette returned to Pictou County in 2002 and married Aubrey J SMITH of New Glasgow. She rekindled her ties to the musical community in Pictou County where she was a sought after organist, accompanist and mentor for many local performers. She enjoyed travelling, singing with her grandchildren and sharing laughs with her many friends and people whose lives she has touched. Bernadette will be fondly remembered for her genuine friendship, her generosity and her many contributions to the musical community. Bernadette was predeceased by her parents Patrick and Annie CROTTY, her sister, Carmel EVERARD and her first husband, Alexander W. HALLIDAY. She leaves to mourn and celebrate her life, husband Aubrey SMITH, her loving daughter, Tina WHITE (George) and son Stephen HALLIDAY (Paula), her six cherished grandchildren, Christina and Katie WHITE of St. John's, NL. Alex, Andrew, Carleigh and Camryn HALLIDAY of New Glasgow, as well as, her sisters Rosemary KENNEDY, Noelle GARCIA and brothers Frank and Paul CROTTY. Bernadette also leaves behind a large circle of beloved extended family and devoted friends. Funeral arrangements and cremation are under the Direction of the H.W. Angus Funeral Home, New Glasgow. Visitation will occur at the H.W. Angus funeral home on Friday, Sept. 21st from 2-4PM and 7-9PM. Funeral Service will be held at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in New Glasgow on Saturday, Sept. 22nd at 11:00AM. A private family burial will take place at the Marshdale Cemetery following the service. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in Bernadette's name to the "Run for The Cure" breast cancer foundation or the Aberdeen Hospital Palliative Care Unit.


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Ohio State Buckeyes corners can't expect help
John Kampf
COLUMBUS — Ohio State's primary focus this weekend will be stopping Wisconsin's running game.
So why is it that two of the most important players on the Ohio State defense on Saturday will be cornerbacks Bradley Roby and Travis Howard?
Because they will receive little, if any help, in pass coverage against the run-happy Badgers.
English author John Donne once wrote, "No man is an island unto himself."
Roby and Howard will be this weekend — on an island more than they have at any other point this season.
"That's one of the most improved position groups on our team, no question about it," Coach Urban Meyer said on Monday.
It had better be.
Wisconsin (7-4, 4-2) enters the game averaging 218 yards rushing per game, compared to only 166 yards passing per game. Montee Ball has run for 1,226 yards and 16 touchdowns this season, while James White has run for 647 yards and eight scores.
Both average more than 5 yards per carry. Continued...
Needless to say, Ohio State's defense will be geared to stop Ball and White in an all-hands-on-deck effort.
Which leaves Roby and Howard out on an island with little or no safety support.
"We have a lot of faith in our corners," defensive backs coach Kerry Coombs said. "Our corners are playing extremely well. They're getting better every week. They're not a finished product, but they know that a large part of the game plan centers around their ability to play in space on their own."
With injuries plaguing the quarterback position, Wisconsin is down to its third signal-caller of the season in senior Curt Phillips. He attempted only seven passes in last week's 62-14 win over Indiana, completing four for 41 yards.
Wisconsin ran for 564 against the Hoosiers, with Ball (198) and White (161) leading the way.
The more bodies Ohio State can stack in the box to stop the run, the better.
"I think it's a great plan that we use," Howard said. "They're basically telling us to shut down receivers and put more guys in the box where they can make plays and restrict teams from running the ball up and down the field."
That Roby and Howard have earned such trust from the coaching staff to be left in man-to-man coverage is an accomplishment. Roby is just a sophomore, while Meyer said his thoughts of Howard's ability weren't always that glowing.
"(Howard) was not a good player," Meyer said. "He was a guy that kind of lined up out there, but I wouldn't consider him to be a good player."
Until now. Continued...
"Him and (Coombs) have worked themselves into what I consider a very good player," Meyer said.
Words that made Howard smile.
"For him to say that is an honor," Howard said. "I feel like he has pushed us to our full potential and challenged us to go out day in and day out and compete."
Howard has 35 tackles and a team-high four interceptions. He also has six pass break-ups.
On the other side, Roby has 48 tackles and a pair of interceptions. He leads Ohio State with 16 pass breakups.
Despite Wisconsin's preference to run the ball, the Badgers can still throw some. Jared Abbredereis has a team-best 38 receptions for 689 yards, but no one else on the team averages more than two catches per game.
Howard credits daily preparation for "playing out on an island" without safety help. Doing so in practice makes performing as such during games that much easier.
Howard said stopping Ball and White will be a task, but that he and Roby are ready to do their part, even if they aren't the ones in the box with their noses on the ball.
"We know it's going to be a big run game," Howard said. "It's going to come down to the team that is the most physical and able to stop the run. We've got to put our corners on an island and stack the box for our defense to make plays on the ball."
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Tennessee walking horses, racking horses and other gaited horses will take over the arena at the Grayson County Agriculture and Recreation Park on Saturday evening, Sept. 22.
More than 20 classes will be offered during the show, which will start at 6 p.m. and last until about 10 p.m., said Nancy Cain, one of the organizers.
"We have some nice horses showing," she said. "We usually have a tent set up in the middle of the ring, there's music, and the emcee will talk about the history of the walking horse in between classes."
The show opens with two special events for kids — a stick horse class, and a lead line class, Cain said.
Kids can either bring their own stick horses, or the show's organizers will have some available, she said.
The annual show has been going on for several years, and is one of the final events in the walking horse show season, she said. Prize money and ribbons will be awarded.
"Normally in the past we probably had 23 classes and somewhere between 65 to 70 entries," Cain said. Those entries have come from multiple states, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana and Ohio.
There will be a $5 admission charge, and concessions will be available.
Tennessee Walking Horses were originally bred as utility horse to carry the owners of plantations around their lands. Known for their unique four-beat "running walk" and flashy movements in the show ring, they are quite hardy and are also popular for trail and pleasure riding.
Racking horses are another breed of "utility horses," developed in the South before the Civil War for use on the plantations. Their smooth, natural four-beat gait meant riders could comfortably stay in the saddle for hours.
The horse's gait is often called a "single-foot," because only one foot strikes the ground at a time. The breed is also known for its unusual friendliness to humans.


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POD X3 Presets shuffle?
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What is the best way to shuffle & rename POD X3 presets. I have tried using the screen & dials but renaming the tones is a pain. I've tried in gearbox but can't get them to save on the POD X3.
There must be an easy way?
Thanks in advane.
Gearbox is certainly the easier way - just drag/drop tones in the Hardware Memory window.
To load/save the rearranged set to the X3 device use the Gearbox PUT ALL command in the top area of the main Gearbox window.
Thanks silverhead. I know I said shuffle... (sorry) but drag & drop just swaps the presets. What do I need to do to copy an existing preset & paste over one I don't use? (then I tweek & resave)
Thanks again,
Use CTRL drag/drop to copy/replace.
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Ah, that was probably me. I still don't think that holds up to the first. Am I one of the few who didn't cry for Sam? Lol, and to think, after the first movie everyone was hating on Sam and other humans! But really, nothin strikes me as 'beautiful' in the same way TF1 did.
And as some other have stated, the one thing that I despised the most was them DROPPING OP's dead body. Okay, WHAT? No. And the other Autobots just... watch... Huh...
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- 3 cups water
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- 2 crushed bay leaves
- 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/4 teaspoon dried sage
- 1 tablespoon dried parsley
- 1 teaspoon cajun seasoning
- 4 cups cups water
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- fine zest of 1 lemon
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Rinse beans, and then soak in a large pot of water overnight. In a skillet, heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil over medium heat. Cook onion, bell pepper, garlic, and celery in olive oil for 3 to 4 minutes. Rinse beans, and transfer to a large pot with 3 cups water and 3 cups vegetable broth. Stir onion and bell pepper mixture into beans. Season with bay leaves, cayenne pepper, thyme, sage, parsley, and Cajun seasoning. Bring to a boil, and then reduce heat to medium-low. Simmer for 2 1/2 to 3 hours, adding a little water or vegetable broth if needed.
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Verona holds informational meeting for proposed sewer district
VERONA - More than 100 people turned out for the second informational meeting regarding the proposed sewer district in the hamlet of Verona.
Following a brief presentation by engineers from Barton & Loguidice (the Syracuse firm handling the design of the project) covering the basics of the project, Town Supervisor Owen Waller opened the floor for questions - first, answering some common ones he has heard over the past few weeks.
Among them, Waller assured the crowd that their property assessments or taxes would not go up as a result of the sewer system being approved. Also, Waller said that residents should not expect the infrastructure to be an immediate magnet for business and residential development causing the hamlet to be built up or commercialized, which would be a negative in the minds of many residents.
The hamlet is going to stay a hamlet. It's just going to be a cleaner hamlet, Waller said. The supervisor has been a longtime advocate of bringing sanitary sewerage to all parts of the town of Verona to improve the quality of life for residents.
The project would bring sewer service to 426 Verona properties from the New York State Thruway to Country Drive and from state Route 365 to the CSX Railroad tracks. The sewage would be treated by the city of Oneida.
The scope of work would total about $6.8 million. However, Town Councilman Fritz Scherz noted that that figure is Barton & Loguidice's estimate. If the proposal comes to fruition and contractors bid on the project, bids might come in for lower than that cost.
Waller said the project would be funded through a $1.1 million federal grant from the Environmental Protection Agency, a $500,000 state grant from Empire State Development Corp. and the remaining would be paid for using a 38-year USDA rural development loan with a 2.75-percent interest rate.
He added that the town is also continuing to seek more grants for funding project.
Annual user costs include a $529 sewer district debt service cost, $36 fee for town operation and maintenance and $153 fee for city of Oneida Waste Water Treatment Operation and Maintenance.
Hamlet residents would also need to pay a one-time fee of about $1,000 to connect to the sewer line and to fill their old septic tank, as required by the state Department of Health. Continued...
While some residents expressed worry over the cost of the project that they would have to pay out of pocket. Hamlet resident Deb Haeger was optimistic. She feels that if one sets aside $10 each week for the next two years, at the end, they would have enough money to cover their cost to hook into the system and pay for the first year of debt service and fees.
If approved, construction would take place between late 2013 and 2015, with user connections taking place between the spring of 2015 and spring of 2017.This isn't the first recent attempt to bring sewers to a part of the town that has none.
In October, a proposal that would have created a Durhamville sewer district was voted down. Waller explains that by New York State law, there are two ways for a sewer district to be created. One method is if 51 percent of the residents in the proposed district sign petitions to the affirmative; the other is a vote.
When trying to create the Durhamville sewer district, officials held a vote.
With this project, they opted to try petitions. Between now and March, the town plans to circulate petitions. If the petitions are successful, the next steps would be design, bidding and construction
Scherz added that time is a factor. The $1.1 million grant from the EPA carries a stipulation that the money must be used by Dec. 31, 2013 or be returned.
The Town of Verona currently has three existing sewer districts: Sconondoa, Route 365 and Verona Beach.
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'Racing Day 2 - America's Cup World Series, Plymouth - Day 2'
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Bob Fisher, one of the worlds top international yachting journalists, and certainly the top writer on the America's Cup, is in Plymouth for the second round of the America's Cup World Series.
Bob is a multihuller from way back, having competed for Britain in the Little America's Cup and has been covering the America's Cup since 1967.
He writes:
Dear Diary – Day 2 - America's Cup World Series - Plymouth, England
The promise for the AC-45 class was that they could race in three to 30 knots of breeze and today they proved that it was possible to race closer to the upper limit than before – Harold Bennett gave the wind speed as 22-25 knots with a top gust of 27.5.' At least some of the eight teams managed to race the whole way round, but three succumbed to the stronger gusts – it was everything the organisers have been wanting.
Whether that is the case for the sailors is debatable. Early on in the 40-minute race, there were some tactical moves made and Terry Hutchinson's Artemis team made the early running in what we were repeatedly told was 'an epic race,' but a technical breakdown caused the withdrawal of the Swedish team.
Artemis had been third around the first mark but went ahead after being alone in setting a spinnaker on the short downwind leg. It was when she tacked in an attempt to protect the right hand side of the course with the new leeward runner set-up that the damage to the wing occurred.
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That left the front runners battle to be between Dean Barker with Emirates Team New Zealand and Jimmy Spithill with the Oracle Racing 4 crew. Relentlessly Spithill piled on the pressure to ease away from his rival as big black gusts blew across Plymouth Sound, catching some of the opposition unawares.
Bertrand Pace's Team Aleph was the first to fall. Aleph was one of the favourites with the bunch of cynics to be the first to topple, and didn't disappoint. It happened, as predicted, when she bore away for the downwind leg, dug in the leeward bow and began to twist as she oh-so-slowly fell sideways. One down.
Team Korea was next, and much more spectacularly. Chris Draper and his crew had seemingly successfully negotiated the turn to go downwind when they were caught by a stronger gust as the boat accelerated and dug its bows beneath the surface. The sterns rose and a shout from aft called 'Cut the jib!' But the call went unanswered and Team Korea went over. Two down.
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Meanwhile Spithill had managed to create a decent buffer between himself and Dean Barker's crew, while in turn a gap had grown back to the next battle – that between Russell Coutts with Oracle Racing 5, and Loick Peyron and Energy Team. That was settled when Peyron sailed outside the course boundary in an effort to escape the attentions of Coutts and was penalised. The gap the penalty created was sufficient to take the strain off Coutts and his veteran crew.
The rules for this competition are different from those of ISAF in that they allow outside assistance in the event of a capsize. Draper was full of praise for his Team Korea shore crew: 'Thanks to them,' he said, 'we were righted and able to finish the course.' .
With the race almost over, and only the short leg to the finish to complete, Green Comm Racing brought the total of 'flippers' to three. She was caught classically with too little way on as she bore away and tripped over her bow before falling sideways. Three down.
It left only five boats to contest the 500-metre speed trials and it looked as though the opening run by Emirates Team New Zealand of 37.99 seconds would hold sway, particularly when Jimmy Spithill threatened to make it four down in the middle of his, later aborted, run. How the Oracle team stopped the boat from capsizing is a matter between them and their launderers.
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Finally, as time was running out, the speedster from the previous day, Oracle 5 with Coutts and company, hit the start at pace and carried a gust down the course to record a time 51 hundredths of a second faster than ETNZ for a speed of 25.92 knots (or 48.00 kph).
There was considerable wound licking and the shore crews are promised a couple of busy days, particularly the sparse numbers in Green Comm, where a re-skinning of the upper wing is necessary.
by Bob Fisher
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Cathy Sue Fraze |
Cathy Sue Fraze, 59, of Denton, passed away on Tuesday, February 26, 2013, after a brave fight with cancer.
She was born on December 2, 1953, in Gainesville, Texas, to George W. Hammer and Mary Nell Beasley.She married Johnny Glenn Fraze on March 18, 1973, in Lewisville.
The funeral service was held on Friday, March 1, 2013, at 10:30 a.m. in the Chapel of DeBerry Funeral Directors with Chaplain Carolyn Osoinach officiating.
Cathy is survived by her husband, Johnny; daughter, Sarah Fraze; son, John Fraze and wife, Elizabeth; grandson, Preston; sisters, Connie Smith, Carol Parks and Cindy Wheeler; brother, George Hammer; and numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
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