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Graduate Certificate and Industry Certificate in Creative Arts (Visual Effects)
Rising Sun Pictures [RSP] is internationally renowned for providing stunning visual effects to international clients. Since 1995, the company's studio has worked on nearly 100 feature films including Gravity, The Wolverine, The Great Gatsby, Prometheus, The Hunger Games, the Harry Potter series, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, Green Lantern, Terminator Salvation and many more.
In conjunction with Flinders University, RSP has created a unique and intensive 10-week training program. The course offers rising visual effects artists the opportunity to work on real world vfx challenges in a simulated production environment. Combining the use of industry tools such as Nuke, 3DEqualizer, Maya and Shotgun, students are now able to up-skill existing technical and creative skills to achieve tangible industry outcomes.
Traditional vfx training typically offers students limited interaction with industry professionals and unrealistic creative challenges. Uniquely, the learning environment we offer is the same address as our live studio floor. RSP's employees can answer technical and creative questions, incorporating the latest tools and techniques required to achieve high quality images.
The course has a dedicated focus on honing students' existing tracking, paint, and 2D skills. Students will also directly benefit from face-to-face discussions with key staff from all levels of the business. This is your chance to understand not only how to make vfx, but a valuable insight into the business of making vfx from one of the industry's most established companies.
Recruiters demystify the application process, providing personalised one-on-one coaching sessions to help improve your chance of getting noticed. RSP's vfx artists continually critique your work to final. Feedback is delivered in person and using show management software Shotgun, as used in our studio.
This program offers vfx industry insight like no other. While no guarantees are made that graduates will simply walk into that dream job, we believe the RSP and Flinders University collaboration greatly improves graduate prospects. The training bar has been raised.
No student at RSP will ever be engaged in creating work the company delivers to a client or will benefit from commercially. Our aim with this course is to increase the number of qualified artists by unlocking our vfx experience. RSP has established relationships with other vfx houses globally. We are happy to recommend suitable graduates.
Semester 1 - 12 January, 2014 to 20 March, 2015
Semester 2 - 6 April, 2014 to 12 June, 2015
Semester 3 - 27 July, 2014 to 2 October, 2015
Semester 4 - 12 October, 2014 to 18 December, 2015
Class Times are Monday to Friday, 10:00 am to 5:00pm, with an hour break for lunch.
Closed on public holidays. Access to the studio is not available on weekends.
At RSP's facility in Adelaide, South Australia - here.
At the completion of this course, graduates will be able to demonstrate the following:
• Tangible vfx focused software skills using 3DEqualizer, Nuke, Maya and Shotgun.
• Achieve industry standard vfx camera tracking, matchmoving, paint & roto and basic compositing.
• An ability work to deadline and to supervisor brief, independently and as part of a team.
• Plan shot execution, breaking down creative and technical shot requirements.
• An understanding of departmental and industry best practices and techniques.
• Navigation and task management using Shotgun and other vfx production techniques.
• Final presentation of your professional portfolio and resume.
This course is designed to build on your existing skills base. It is not designed for beginners. If you have never completed visual work using Nuke, 3DEqualizer or Maya, you are encouraged to download the free learning edition. See the software area in RSP's Getting Started page.
A typical applicant may have spent time in a tertiary training organisation but had limited success in securing work. Others may be looking to retrain in other areas and build up their portfolio. This course will bridge the divide between practical skills and real world requirements.
Successful applicants will already have some skills creating live action work in Nuke or 3DEqualizer. Applicants with experience in Maya and Linux will be highly regarded.
All applicants must be able to demonstrate skills via a show reel. Feedback may be given to some applicants, who demonstrate considerable potential but need additional application polishing, in the spirit of building the industry.
Everyone is welcome to apply. You need to be an Australian or New Zealand citizen or hold a suitable visa which allows you to study. You will need to be able to accommodate and support yourself in Adelaide for the duration of this course.
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The fee for the 10-week intensive vfx course is $9,540 AUD including GST.
This fee must be paid in full one [1] week before the commencement date.
Consult Flinders University Enrolling Fee Information for payment options.
For students taking the Graduate Certificate in Creative Arts (VFX) the government loan scheme 'Fee-Help' may be available depending on your circumstances.
At the discretion of Rising Sun Pictures, scholarships may be offered.
If you need any help with your application, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
If you need help finding somewhere to live in Adelaide, please use the Flinders Living resources
SATAC provides links to other Universities in Adelaide, who will also have accommodation advice online.
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Even if you've never heard of the Lone Wolf series of gamebooks written by Joe Dever (with their sporadic publishing history I wouldn't blame you), Joe Dever's Lone Wolf [$0.99], a new adventure made specifically for mobile platforms, has got a lot of initial punch. While everything seems to start like any other gamebook you've played on iOS, as soon as you reach the first battle of the game, it's clear that this game has got some strong ideas about where to take gamebooks in the future. The 'Wow' factor of turning the page to an illustration that comes to life in full 3D can't be underestimated, but in its quest to escape the shackles of its old format, Lone Wolf trips over some very familiar problems inherent to its new one. In the style of our reviews of The Walking Dead [Free] and The Wolf Among Us [Free], this review will be appended to as each new act releases.
Act 1: Blood On The Snow
Our protagonist is the titular Lone Wolf, a powerful warrior monk with a tragic past. Rockstarn, a small, snowy mining town has gone quiet, and you have to find out what's happened. Spoiler: tragedy! This is the first of four acts. The remaining acts will be available within this app as IAP as they are finished, and at the moment you can purchase a season pass for $9.99, with the individual acts priced at $4.99. This act, being the first one, is pretty light on story, quite linear, and has very little in the way of plot resolution. This shouldn't be a problem, provided the remaining acts actually move things along, but taken on its own, it feels a bit anemic.
In most respects, this game is like other gamebooks you may or may not have played. You begin by creating your character, and there's quite a bit of customization present here thanks to a hefty list of skills to choose from. You can also choose your starting weapon, and whether you lean more towards strength, intelligence, or dexterity, which affects your starting stats. You'll begin with a small assortment of items, including a few potions for restoring your health, kai power (magic), and endurance, some throwing knives, and a couple of food items you can use outside of battle to replenish your meters. From here it proceeds like a book, of course, with the story being told through text with the occasional picture. At certain points you can choose from a few different actions, with your skill choices and inventory determining exactly what you'll be selecting from. Sometimes, you'll run into monsters, and that's when things get a little different.
Most gamebooks to date handle combat with virtual dice, a tried and true method that is basically behind the hood of most RPGs, paper or digital. Rolls are made against your stats and the monster's, and the book tells you the outcome. Lone Wolf, on the other hand, seems to ask, "Can we make those action bits a bit more action-like?" So, when a battle starts, you'll have to turn your device on its side, and the monochrome inked illustration will suddenly come to life in full color, in a somewhat unique battle system. On the surface, it feels like Final Fantasy's Active Time Battle system, where each combatant has a meter filling up that determines when they can take their turn, meaning enemies can hammer on you if you take too long to decide what to do. There are quite a lot of available options once your turn comes up, but between your kai and endurance meters and cooldown timers on almost everything, you're going to run into your limits fairly often, so you'll want to choose your actions on each turn very carefully.
Whatever you choose, there's a high chance that you'll have to perform a QTE to complete the action. These run the usual gamut of tapping to fill a meter, tapping with the right timing, swiping in a particular direction, or making a circle. These QTEs are consistent with each action, so once you learn them, you won't be blindsided by them. I can't say the same for the enemy attacks, which will sometimes result in a QTE and sometimes nothing at all. Stay on your toes when the enemy is attacking, even though most of the time you'll be powerless to avoid damage. You're going to take a lot of beatings in this game, which is pretty odd given the relative power difference of Lone Wolf and these enemies according to canon. It's like Superman getting taken out by a mugger.
If I had to name a single problem with this game that really hurts it, it's the difficulty. Lone Wolf comes out swinging hard, right from the first fight. There's a tutorial but the game doesn't really give you a chance to get comfortable with how battles work before putting you in very real danger, a situation only exacerbated by the QTE-heavy combat. As I said before, the QTEs are consistent, so you will easily learn what to do in time, but the first couple of battles depend on your fast reactions, and the window of success is somewhat small. This creates a frankly bizarre scenario wherein the first two fights are probably the second- and third-hardest fights of the entire act, and I'd bet most people are going to eat dirt hard on their first go. Should you fall in battle, you have a few options, including a direct rematch, rewinding back to just before the battle, or restarting the battle on easier difficulty, so it's not like the game has no bones to offer you. It's just that it's a bit unforgiving by default and has more of a difficulty valley than a difficulty curve.
As for the most difficult fight in the game, it is fittingly the final one, but wow, is it all kinds of cheap. I openly confess that in spite of several attempts, I could not make it through without taking the game's mercy and switching to the lower difficulty. The boss stun locks you right off the hop, and I suspect unless you have a very particular build of stats, you're going to run into the same results I did: death, every time, without so much as the chance to take a turn. I'm sure it's doable with the right character build and equipment, but as you can't respec, I imagine the boss is going to prove to be quite the brick wall for most. Thankfully, that option to choose the lower difficulty is there, or I'd be a whole lot more annoyed.
The other big problem with Lone Wolf is that it comes off feeling like a demo or a prologue due to a general lack of content. There are only a few types of enemies in the whole thing, and you'll be facing half of them often enough to get tired of them. There also aren't very many battle backgrounds, leading to odd but tolerable narrative disconnects. It's quite a short adventure, with relatively few places to go and choices to make, and the whole thing wraps up in a few hours. That's not terrible for a gamebook, but this game has a lot less replay value than the average gamebook thanks to the aforementioned linearity. You've got a few seemingly-important choices to make, but we don't see any real consequences for any of them.
To top it all off, not much really happens. The whole adventure takes place in the town, and only a few buildings at that, and amounts to what would be a fetch sidequest in most games. I know, it's just the first act, but good episodic storytelling requires each one to tell a satisfying story within the larger narrative, and Lone Wolf fails at that. It's all set-up and no go. The set-up is exhaustive, I'll give it that, but the breadth of the gameplay balanced against the length of the story causes it to feel like I've just played through a tiny sliver that was mercilessly sliced off a larger game with little regard for where it was cutting. For example, there's a seemingly robust crafting and upgrade system, but you'll probably reach the end of the game before you can gather the items to make much use of it. Of course, once the remaining acts hit, your character will carry through, allowing for greater exploration of these systems, but I can only review what's in front of me today, and what's here gives all the satisfaction of going into a steakhouse, taking a lick of a delicious porterhouse, and walking out.
The nice thing about the problems I've talked about here is that they're all fixable, and I'm sure we're going to see better results with the remaining chapters. Lone Wolf has got my attention and I definitely want to see more, because I love what they've set up here in terms of gameplay. I'm genuinely excited to see these interesting new concepts come to a genre that has mostly hung its hat on intentional nostalgia, but while the ideas are exciting, the execution of this particular act isn't, I'm afraid. No other gamebook will give you what Lone Wolf does gameplay-wise, but Lone Wolf won't give you what any other gamebook will give you content-wise, and that makes it a bit of a hard sell at the moment, in my opinion.
Act 2: Forest Hunt
The second act of Lone Wolf has finally arrived, and between it and the patches delivered after my review of the first act, many of my problems have been addressed. The difficulty has been adjusted, with new settings added. There are more types of enemies and a wider variety of backgrounds for battles. In terms of story progression, an awful lot happens here, including revealing what seems to be the main plot. There are quite a few more places to visit, and this act is lengthy enough that you'll surely need to take advantage of the crafting system, giving use to the odds and ends you collected in the first act. All of the engine changes, such as enemies having the ability to use projectiles, have been retroactively applied to the first act, ostensibly making for a better experience from the get-go.
Lone Wolf and Leandra have escaped the devasted town of Rockstarn using the elevator and must now try to locate the missing townspeople. Few, if any, answers have been given about why the monsters have invaded Rockstarn and how they went about doing it so thoroughly. Forest Hunt answers virtually all the questions raised in Blood On The Snow, while raising a few new ones. This act is a lot longer than the first, both in terms of playtime and in terms of how meaty it feels. I feel like I have a solid grasp on what Lone Wolf actually is as a full game, rather than as a tasty little proof of concept. In the process, some prior misconceptions I held have been cleared up. Most notably, I don't think it's useful to look at this as a gamebook. There's certainly a fair bit of reading and page-turning here, and it has the superficial trappings of a gamebook, but Lone Wolf is an RPG, first and foremost.
I say this because I feel that gamebooks are usually about choices. Those choices, for better or worse, matter quite a lot to your outcome. In fact, any other systems in gamebooks, such as combat, usually exist to serve those choices. Lone Wolf offers choices, but they're generally of little consequence to the narrative itself. Rather, what you do usually results in some kind of changed situation in your next battle, such as the enemies being inflicted with a status effect. Like the first act, there are a couple of narrative choices in Forest Hunt, but they're few and far between. Lone Wolf is not about making the right choices. It isn't even really about exploring or anything like that. Lone Wolf is about combat, and lots of it.
With the clarity that comes with familiarity, it's easy to see that. It's not that there isn't anything else, mind you. There are, eventually, optional areas on the map, and you will sometimes have to solve a puzzle to open a door, but it always comes back to combat. That's extremely apparent in the first half of this act, which could generously be described as a fight tunnel. A tunnel of hate, if you will. You read a page, you have a fight. You read another couple of pages, you have another fight. There are no branches, there are no real choices, and certainly no choices that will avoid a fight. You simply fight and then move on to the next fight. This doesn't have to make for a bad time, but it can, simply because Lone Wolf's combat just isn't that good.
I've got a much firmer grasp on it now that I've played through the whole thing a few times, and while there's certainly a strategy to it, that strategy never really changes from battle to battle. Sometimes you'll be facing more dangerous enemies with stronger attacks and more hit points, but that doesn't change what you'll be doing. Check your hit points, if they're low, heal, if not, take a swing at an enemy. If the enemy's low on HP, toss some knives or fire some crossbow bolts to finish them off. If not, use your shield to recover endurance and reverse attacks. Use your big sword attacks when they're charged, and watch for QTEs. This all works the same whether you're facing a group of the weakest mooks or the boss of the act. Sure, sometimes luck won't be in your favor, and you'll get pounded from full HP to zero before you can even act, but if that happens, you can just restart the battle and hope for better fortune.
As I mentioned, this act answers a lot of questions, probably too many, in fact. I'm happy we get a fair bit of resolution, since the first act offered almost none, but the narrative finds itself in a position where it has to refocus the story, and the new direction is a lot more hokey and uninteresting than the original one. I didn't find the text to be very compelling at all, which I think resulted in the emphasis being further placed on the creaky combat. I do welcome the new puzzles that show up in the later part of this act. It was refreshing to do something other than input QTEs and run my battle script. Hopefully, we'll see more of this kind of variety in the final two acts of the game.
Forest Hunt is missing some of the surprise value of Blood On The Snow, but it's all-around a more competent experience, and the changes made show awareness of the game's faults. That's why, even though I haven't particularly enjoyed Lone Wolf to the fullest extent as of yet, I'm still remaining optimistic about how it's going to end up. It's also very safe to say that if you enjoyed the first act, you should go ahead and pick up the second act without worry.
Act 3: The Shianti Halls
Well, we're heading into the home stretch now on Joe Dever's Lone Wolf, and before I dig into the particulars of this episode too deeply, I want to highlight how much this game has improved mechanically from when I wrote about the first episode all those months ago. I can't imagine it was easy to go in and make fairly major changes all while trying to put together the next episode. The difficulty has found a nice balance, the combat offers considerably more options than it once did, and there's a decent variety of enemies to battle with. The frequent QTEs are a lot less strict than they used to be, and there are even puzzles here and there to break things up. On top of that, now that the game is stretching its legs out a bit, the crafting system and character progression are yielding increasingly better fruits. I still think this game has some fundamental problems, but thinking about where things started and where we are now, I think this is undeniably a better experience than it once was.
The Shianti Halls is a more focused act than Forest Hunt was. While that act had a couple of different areas, this act takes after the first one, with just a single setting to navigate and explore. I'm using the word 'explore' loosely here, because apart from one point where you can choose between a few different places to go next, you're mostly on a straight path from start to finish. Yet, somehow, The Shianti Halls feels a lot more satisfying than the prior acts. It's an adventure that feels both well-paced and substantial, and while the end of the game obviously has a cliffhanger to carry us into the final act, it still feels like Lone Wolf got things done this time around. It's a welcome change from the lack of payoff in the first act and what felt like a story reboot in the second act. The story here even manages to do a decent job of stitching those two together, though things seem to be proceeding in a disappointingly obvious direction at the close of Shianti Halls.
You'll finally have access to Lone Wolf's full range of powers in this act, and the combat has been refined to make dual-wielding a lot more viable. I still felt like the shield was a better choice, but if you want to go all Miyamoto Musashi on the enemy, it's at least a worthwhile option now. My only complaint about the combat itself is that it's starting to get a little too easy. With all the items, gear, and abilities you've surely gathered up by now, even the strong enemies and act boss are a bit trivial. I'm not going to complain about this too much, though, since putting together the right chain of moves to take down enemies before they can even touch you feels good in a medieval Batman sort of way. I lost more times to the game crashing than to an enemy killing me. The current version dislikes it when you combine throwing daggers with the new enemy type.
There are more of the cube manipulation puzzles that were introduced in the last act, and while they're nice, I would appreciate it if there were more types of puzzles here and there. It's also still very irritating at times trying to rotate the cube around to the angle it needs to be at to pass the puzzle. Nevertheless, they're a welcome break from the near-constant combat. The way virtually any choice the game gives you inevitably leads to a fight is nearly approaching self-parody at this point. No matter which skills you have or which approach you try to take, Lone Wolf will somehow bumble things and end up in direct combat. I'm glad I started over with a non-stealth build, because it was becoming laughably frustrating how ineffective that particular skillset was proving to be. To the game's credit, it plays around more with status effects to try to mix up the battles a little bit. It doesn't make a huge difference, but I can acknowledge the effort.
I was pretty satisfied with the story in this one. It's nothing exciting, but it kept my interest and poked me for a few narrative decisions that, whether illusion or not, felt like they had an impact on my quest. I can't be too sure, but I think some of the decisions from previous acts, largely connected to your relationship with Leandra, even came home to roost in The Shianti Halls. I also like how the narrative choices slyly force you to choose between your principles and practicality. It doesn't come off as forced or obvious, and even after finishing the whole thing, I'm not entirely sure if the choices I made were the right ones. It shows a solid improvement in both the plotting and the actual writing quality. This is the level of quality I was hoping for from the very first act, but I'll take late over never any day of the week.
All told, I don't think Lone Wolf is going to end up with a particularly great overarching plot, but I'm okay with a few loosely-connected stories as long as they're interesting enough on their own, like The Shianti Halls proves to be. I hope the team continues to iron out pacing issues, because although I feel like this third act has the best tempo to it, the back-to-back fights still get a bit tiresome at times. I think the cube puzzles are pretty well played out now, so I hope Forge Reply has another trick up their sleeve to shake things up a little in the fourth and final act. All that said, I'm glad to see Lone Wolf is finally starting to reach the potential I had hoped it had. Here's hoping the developers can nail the conclusion.
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as soon as you think you have identified any truth regarding the human mind, perceived states and cause/effect relationships that are applicable to others you have committed a grave arrogance and your reasoning becomes unsound from the influence of your self deception. There is no mystery concerning the physiological assembly of the mind that will not be found to have a biological chemical cause. There is no "spirit". There is only the subjective perception of the complex assembly that is the emotionally perceived self stimulating the wonder at the sensation of awareness. To conclude any spiritual or other worldly persistence is an understandable but incorrect interpretation of the evidence. For what you have done, is inflict terrible suffering and torture.
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thoughts... | Reviewer: lkjhgf | 11/25/13
Where is a nice place to go?
Anywhere and everywhere. Once one eliminates discrimination between the logical and illogical and has realized the Oneness of everything, they will eliminate psychological states as sadness and depression that bind us to the world and cause suffering. These thoughts are connected to Zen Buddhism and I feel many people do not realize that the solution to suffering does not lie with worldly possessions or worldly knowledge. If one does not have satori there is no real relief from suffering.
Anyway, these are just my thoughts about one of my favorite songs.
Take Me Somewhere Nice | Reviewer: the asphyxiator | 6/7/13
Photographs don't lie
People lie
We don't always understand why
So we ask the supernatural for answers, we see them in skies.
If I saw spaceships over glasgow, then i'd know for sure
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text: FacebookTwitterGoogle+E-mail It seems that I am gradually becoming MuslimMatters' unofficial media correspondent, as I now blog about yet another documentary concerning a Muslim minority community. But perhaps the readers would be pleased to note that this film is not in fact more sensationalist propaganda designed to divide society, but rather the exact opposite. To explain what I mean, I'll let the trailer do the talking. There is a link to the interview below the sleeve: I'm not sure if I am alone in this mentality, but I am always amazed to hear about just how far Islam has reached. I know it has been around for over fourteen hundred years, but somehow the fact that Islam has been in Australia since the 1600s just blows my mind, especially when you consider how little the Australian general public presently know about this great deen. Having seen the trailer, it didn't take me long to send off an e-mail to Sahwa Productions, cheekily asking for a copy of the film using my "journalist" status. Brother Amir Colan, the director and producer, graciously responded, and within a few days I had the good fortune to possibly be one of the first UK citizens to watch this amazing production. I was thoroughly impressed with its vibrant presentation of Australia's Islamic roots, and the current status of the Muslim community residing there. Thus I was compelled to contact brother Amir once again to ask some pertinent questions, which he kindly responded to in the form of an interview, which you can listen to at the following link: An interview with Amir Colan, director of Muslims in Australia * Discussion topics include: The inspiration behind the film. The history and present status of Muslims in Australia. Details about the film-making process. Future plans for Sahwa Productions. You can now purchase DVD copies of 'Muslims in Australia' direct from the film's website. I pray that you find it as beneficial and enjoyable as I did, and that Allah rewards Sahwa Productions and its sponspors for their tremendous efforts to share Islam and its history with the world. * The Basmallah used in the audio file was taken with permission from Hassen Rasool's Spiritual High collection. FacebookTwitterGoogle+E-mail 12 Responses Muslims in Australia: Interview with Amir Colan « iMuslim January 24, 2008 [...] Advert, Current Affairs, Dialogue, History, Islam, Muslim life, MuslimMatters, Society, podcast Another entry for MuslimMatters, this time a podcast interview with the director of the film documen… It seems that I am gradually becoming MuslimMatters' unofficial media correspondent, as I now [...] 0 0 Reply Organic Muslimah January 24, 2008 I love your accent. You are perfect :) 0 0 Reply Amad January 24, 2008 Great first interview… you are well on your way to becoming a pro! 0 0 Reply AnonyMouse January 24, 2008 This isn't her first interview… she's done others before, for Nisaa.ca! 0 0 Reply Amad January 24, 2008 I meant for MM… 0 0 Reply iMuslim January 24, 2008 Jazakallah khair guys… all good is from Allah – that includes my accent (masha'Allah). ;) 0 0 Reply SrAnonymous January 27, 2008 judging from ur accent, u a Yorkshire lass then? or maybe Lancs? 0 0 Reply Organic Muslimah January 27, 2008 hahaha :) Digging the modesty, yo! 0 0 Reply Abdulhasib January 27, 2008 Afghans have a long history with Australia that dates back to 1838 which developed the Outback. Really cool link http://www.southaustralianhistory.com.au/afghans.htm I think the irony comes after all the commercial trade, infrastructure, and economic contributions the Afghans made the contributions were, whole-heartedly, forgotten and not commemorated for it. It shows that beliefs that carry out in action, whether it be a friendly neighbor-to-neighbor relationship or in business transaction, impresses upon the people more than financially contributing to them and their soceity. Islam in Australia is deeply rooted there, but not until recently has it received the broad awareness and interest. Shows a lot subhanAllah… Nice post. JazaakiAllahukhairan 0 0 Reply iMuslim January 27, 2008 SrAnonymous: I am not a northerner! hehe. I am originally from the East Midlands, but now living in London. :) OM: ;) Abdulhasib: Barakallahu fiki, and jazakallah for the link. I agree that faith in action has a great influence on the hearts of those around you, more so than preaching alone. 0 0 Reply 12 channel kptv news November 10, 2008 rcwk 0 0 Reply muna April 6, 2009 A aleykum wr wb. MashaAllah I watched ur programme,"muslims In Australia",on Islam channelI was really proud to see just programme. keep up the good work, May Allah reward each and everyone of you.ameeen your sister in deen 0 0 Reply Leave a Reply Cancel reply


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SHERMAN – A Sherman food bank running low on canned goods is asking for the community's help.
Officials at the key care mission food bank on Houston Street say in the last couple of weeks, the shelter has had more families come through than ever.
Those increased numbers mean a decrease in the amount of food they have. That's why they are asking for your help.
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ASHBURN--Rookie linebacker Robert Henson apologized yesterday for remarks he posted on Twitter directed at fans who booed the Washington Redskins during Sunday's 9-7 win over the St. Louis Rams.
Most Redskins showed some restraint in publicly reacting to the boos after the game. But Henson, who was inactive for the game, did not hold back Sunday evening while posting on the micro-blogging Web site.
Henson, under the username @RedskinsLB51, wrote: "All you fake half hearted Skins fan can I won't go there but I dislike you very strongly, don't come to Fed Ex to boo dim wits!!"
The tweet instigated some fiery online exchanges with fans, during which Henson flaunted his salary, writing: "No I didn't play but I still made more than you in a year and you'd [gladly] switch spots with me in a second."
Henson apologized online Sunday and did so in front of reporters yesterday.
"I sincerely apologize to all the fans," he said. "I hope to have a long, prosperous career here, and I don't want anybody booing me or just being negative toward me. If you seen me at training camp, I sat out there for hours signing autographs because I love to do this, and the fans are really what are keeping me going."
Henson's tweets were a surprise not only because they broke protocol regarding the Redskins' reaction to their fans' cold reception, but also because of his seemingly precarious spot on the roster.
After Henson made the team out of training camp, he said director of pro personnel Morocco Brown told him he made the team by "the skin of his teeth."
Insulting fans doesn't seem like the best way to maintain his roster spot.
"I understand the weight that my words carried and how I offended some fans," Henson said. "For that, again, I apologize--not because I'm scared [of being released] but because it was the right thing to do."
Henson said that some veterans on the team counseled him about using social networking sites responsibly. He also met with coach Jim Zorn about the matter.
"Robert is a young player learning to handle his emotions during and after the game," Zorn said in a statement released by the team. "When he gets a chance to play, I want him to have this level of emotion on the field, not off the field. We had a good conversation about supporting the Redskins and the Redskins fans, and he's learned from this experience."
Zorn faced five separate questions about his play calling during his media session yesterday. The first pressed him about the option-pass running back Clinton Portis threw on third and goal from the 5-yard line in the third quarter.
Zorn stood by the play call, saying the offensive line didn't block properly and sell the run.
"It was a play that we had in our game plan," he said. "It wasn't a grab bag. Because we had been running edge runs with Clinton on the goal line, I thought, 'Here it is,' and Clinton has thrown touchdown passes before."
Though Santana Moss was the only wide receiver lined up wide on the play, and he was on the left side of the field on a play run to the right, Zorn faulted the offensive line.
"When we came off the line of scrimmage, [the linemen] came off backing up, and when teams saw that, they just played it right down the line. The safety felt it was going to be a pass," he said.
Special teams coach Danny Smith helped the Redskins avoid one more gaffe on Sunday when he alerted Zorn not to call time out before the play clock ran down with Washington protecting a lead late in the game.
Zorn welcomed the help and did not feel as if Smith had showed him up.
"We're all in it together," Zorn said. "He was helping the situation out. He wasn't hurting it. I wasn't hurt by him doing what he did."
Washington led 9-7 in the final three minutes and faced third and 3 from the St. Louis 4 when Zorn motioned for a time out. Smith, however, sprinted down the sideline screaming at Zorn not to call it so soon.
"From my vantage point there were four or five guys in front of the 25-second clock," Zorn said. "He had looked at the other clock [on the opposite end of the field. I couldn't hear him. You know how he gets going. 'Z-MAN!!!!' He just kind of got fired up about it."
Quarterback Jason Campbell suffered a sprained foot against the Rams. Zorn said Campbell could be limited in practice this week, but he expects Campbell to be ready for Sunday's game at Detroit.
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Pronunciation: /ˈrekəgnaɪz/
Translation of recognize in Spanish:
transitive verb/verbo transitivo
- 1.1 (identify) [face/voice/person] reconocer*Example sentences1.2 (acknowledge, accept) reconocer*, admitir they were forced to recognize the gravity of the situation se vieron obligados a reconocer or a admitir la gravedad de la situación the island was recognized as an independent state la isla fue reconocida como estado independiente
Example sentences1.3 (grant right to speak) (American English/inglés norteamericano) [formal], concederle or darle* la palabra a the chair recognizes the gentleman from … tiene la palabra el representante de …
- She said she hardly recognized her place when she got back to it.
- They both were dressed like fashion models and wore so much makeup you hardly recognized them.
- At first glance one would hardly recognize the place from the pictures the world saw on television in 1989.
Example sentences
- Throughout the world, paternity leave has been recognized as an important means of reconciling the professional and familial lives of workers.
- Excessive body fat, especially in areas such as the abdomen, is increasingly recognized as an important risk factor for killers like heart disease and diabetes.
- Networking with experts in other disciplines and collaborating with statisticians should be recognized as an important way to conduct research and disseminate findings.
- As the presiding officer, he recognises those members who wish to speak.
- The gentleman's time is expired. The Chair recognizes Governor Thompson.
- The chair recognized Representative Hochberg to explain the measure.
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Slow cookers are handy machines and you cannot get the slow-cooked flavor or texture using an oven or microwave but, like most things, slow cookers occasionally go wrong. If your machine is no longer covered by the warranty or you got it second hand, what do you do when this happens? Can crockpot pottery be repaired and will it still be safe to use? Can you learn how to fix a cracked crockpot?
Crockpots are fairly simple and there is not much that can go wrong with them. This small appliance has a heating element, a metal shell and a ceramic pot. The Nichrome wire element encircles the metal liner and this is how heat is distributed around the crock. The low, steady temperature and tight lid cook the food evenly and reduce evaporation. Most slow cookers have a removable crock so you can clean it more easily. Unfortunately, this also means you can drop it on the floor more easily!
Slow Cooker Troubleshooting
Actually not that much can go wrong with a crockpot. The heating element or thermostat might be faulty, the crock might crack, or the cord might need to be replaced. Apart from that, this simple little machine usually works quite well.
When using your slow cooker, leave it on a surface, which can withstand spills, just in case. The low cooking temperatures mean that boiling over is unlikely to happen but it is better to be safe than sorry. If the crockpot does not heat, check the electrical cord, appliance controls, and heating element. Service the heating element like a switch, replacing it if it is faulty.
If the slow cooker only heats on one temperature, test the thermostat and switch. Also, test the heating element in case it needs to be replaced. If the slow cooker leaks, replace the crock. If the crockpot overheats, check the thermostat and replace it if it is faulty. If the controls or element are damaged beyond repair, buying a new crockpot might be the cheapest thing to do.
Can Crockpot Pottery Be Repaired?
If you do drop your crock, it might crack, break, or chip. In all of these instances, you will need to replace the crock. A cracked or broken crockpot cannot be glued together because the heat from cooking will dissolve the glue and a chipped crock will eventually break.
Even if it doesn't the crack might mean the lid no longer seals well and the liquid from your crockpot recipes might evaporate, resulting in dried-out dishes rather than the delicious slow cooker recipes you had in mind. Take care with your crockpot liner but, if it does break, you can usually order a replacement online or find one in your local kitchen supply store.
Can Stoneware from a Crockpot Be Used in the Oven?
A lot of people ask, "can I put ceramic insert in the oven crockpot" and we do not recommend this. Some people report that they often put a crockpot ceramic insert in the oven without problems but slow cooker inserts are not designed for this use. Crockpot inserts warm up gradually when you turn the crockpot on and they never go above a certain temperature.
An oven is hot when you put the stoneware into it, which might cause cracking, and they get a lot hotter than slow cookers. Why take the risk? Replacement crockpot inserts are expensive to replace and you can use a Pyrex dish or an ovenproof casserole dish in the oven instead.
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CARNAGO, Italy (AP) - Angry AC Milan supporters protested the club's sale of Kaka by throwing smoke bombs and fire crackers outside the team's first preseason training.
About 300 fans protested at Milan's training facility Monday, as new coach Leonardo held his first practice.
Milan sold Kaka to Real Madrid for $92 million, but has not made any major signings to replace him.
Fans held up a banner reading "Without compromise: Think of Milan first and then your own interests," along with signs criticizing club owner and Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi.
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Matrix Thermal Compound Question
I have a new motherboard I just bought and want to hook up, and I'm sure it has preapplied thermal compound. My question is, should I buy more compound for the new motherboard (and transfer of CPU) or should I just install as is. The trouble is I'm not exactly sure where I can get compound from, if I have to order it online or not.
We have a best buy and a walmart, but I'm not sure if they sell it. We have a couple small computer stores, do you think they would have some?
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I should also mention that I have an Asetec water cooled CPU and I haven't seen the CPU under it yet
Is thermal compound required? how much benefit is there in its application?
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Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
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Yes, clean the old stuff off and apply a new thermal compound.
It wouldn't hurt to pick up a tube of Arctic Silver 5. It does a better job, than most thermal compounds. A good thermal compound applied correctly, will give low temps.
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Windows 7 64 Bit Home Premium SP1
Those small computer shops are your best bet for finding thermal compound and getting some good stuff (like Artic Silver) too.
Yes, thermal compound is highly recommended for any connection of chips to heatsinks/coolers.
But I'm nervous about this: "should I buy more compound for the new motherboard?"
I'm sure that's just semantics, but to be sure: no compound goes on the motherboard!
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Windows 7 SP1, Home Premium, 64-bit
If your heatsink has pre-applied thermal compound, I would use that. But if you ever have to re-mount the heatsink you will have to clean it and reapply paste. I think Radio Shack sells paste--probably Arctic Silver 5, which is OK. Be careful with it, you don't need much.
A re-application would be applied to the processor, not the heatsink. Motherboards do not require paste at all.
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Its going to be crazy seeing about installation, ACHI and any possible (stable) overclocking, and reinstalling windows. Going to be a couple days before my computer is as it used to be. I've saved a lot of my junk to a Flash drive to reinstall. I plan on using zip-ties to make air flow better in the system as well.
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Recipe Source: Without Reservations by Joey Altman This dish is beautiful. The emerald sauce is like an Asian pesto and the noodles will taste best at room temperature. For a bit more color, thinly sliced red peppers and carrot can be added to noodles. The author of the recipe recommends grilling the shrimp with shell on for more flavor, so that's how I've written it, but feel free to use peeled shrimp if you think that's easier.
Units: US | Metric
Serving Size: 1 (234 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
The following items or measurements are not included:
toasted sesame oil
rice wine vinegar
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