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Livestream Art lesson Links Available BelowHey. These are links to the lessons we hosted early this year.If these videos aren't watched Livestream takes them down:Most Important Video-Inspiration, Allignment: http://www.livestream.com/istebrak/video?clipIdla_cdceef9a-5b32-4aa2-bc3d-d9d8956bfcf9How to use textured Brushes: http://www.livestream.com/istebrak/video?clipIdla_d6ee75c1-7c61-4555-bb43-5aa36f358945General Lesson 1: http://www.livestream.com/istebrak/video?clipIdla_4abbe213-6779-4668-9894-abac478e0774General Lesson 2: http://www.livestream.com/istebrak/video?clipIdla_4175bfcc-22d2-45a4-8a8c-0429e36285b8General Lesson on how to paint Faces: http://www.livestream.com/istebrak/video?clipIdla_462098e3-3774-45bb-95b3-bc7a94c08937 General Lesson on Shadowing: http://www.livestream.com/istebrak/video?clipIdla_b1d6e0b9-9ea1-485e-9088-f9e4c5e8df60 Landscapes: http://www.livestream.com/istebrak/video?cl
Class is on now-FiguresClass is on now, come by with your work so I can critique it for you.Come by! All are welcome...www.livestream.com/istebrak-Ist
Resources for Aspiring AuthorsWe're all writers here, and with nearly 50% of our members aiming to become fully published authors, we thought it would be beneficial to create a compilation of resources about what it takes to get your work on the shelves.This isn't a definitive list, more of a work-in-progress. We're would be more than happy to add any suggestions – so if you know any good resources, on deviantART or off, link them in the comments! Feel free to discuss your goals and experiences here too.And if you have had your writing published, or have any experience in this area, we'd love to hear from you. Leave a comment or send us a note about it and we'll add any guidance/advice you have to the blog. Guides and InformationOn deviantART:Tips for Editing
Critical Assessment and Aftermath of Art SchoolThis is an updated account on how things are going years after having left art school, the effects it's had on me, and my personal thoughts on attending. My views here aren't wholly different than the few rants I've had on the subject in the past, but it's one I believe I have to continue talking about to assist others in making the right decisions for themselves and their future path. (I should also mention that this is the viewpoint of an american in America.)It's become increasingly clear to me over the last year that out of my 25 years on this Earth, there's only one decision I ever truly regret: and that was going to art school. Now, there's a good chance that I may not be saying this had I attended a different school, but there's no way to ever know, so what I'm really saying is "I regret going to the school I chose, not school in general." I feel as though I was let down by my school. I held up my end of the bargain (some $80~$90
Thinking PositivelySorry 'bout the last journal, that was a bit emo wasn't it? lolAnyway, "I've come to the conclusion that one useless man is called a disgrace. That TWO a lawfirm. And that three or more become a CONGRESS! And by god I have had this congress! For 10 years King George and his-" oh... wait... hang on...backing up...I meant to say I've come to the obvious conclusion that there's far too much hate on the internet. And while I might speak my mind about issues I feel are important, I myself have a tendency to focus a bit too much on the negativity side of things and not appreciate all the wonderful wonderful people there are around me.So for this next week or so, I wanna try something different. I'm gonna try to make comics about being positive and happy about who you are, both as an artist and a person. I'm gonna start reblogging onto tumblr stuff I like from my favs or from fans too. And I'm going to try to say thank you to my fans ore often.I'm calling this lil' experiment "project po
10 years?!? wow!!!haha wow, i just noticed that I've officially been on deviantart for 10 years now. gotta draw something to commemorate that soon! i'm not gonna lie, it means quite a lot to me. even though i didn't know it at the time, putting my artwork online and joining art communities like deviantart has become the foundation of pretty much my entire LIFE as i know it now. i mean i started uploading my artwork to this site for fun, just to get in touch with other artists and gain some exposure, and now it is my career. i firmly believe that my fanbase here on deviantart and the things i've learned here have EVERYTHING to do with me being able to work as a freelance artist. i discovered so many inspiring and great artists through this site. the reason i chose the Utrecht School of the Arts as my college was because i followed Bakenius and loved his work; when i didn't like the school i was attending at the time, i contacted him through deviantart notes and he advised me to check out his school
Biweekly feature vol.1Hello everyone, I'm very happy to present the very first of the manyfeature journal. I'll be doing this every 2 weeks so this will allow thefeature art work to get a decent amount of views.The feature journal is where I'll be posting some art works from artiston DA that you guys suggested that don't have many views or favoritesand that deserve more. For the feature journal I have picked suggestionsfor different category to make it more diverse.Again, thank you allfor posting suggestions in my previous journal, sadly space is limitedso I will not be able to feature all the suggestions.For the next feature,If you have a piece from an artist that you really like and feel likethat they need some exposure, wither its photography, Crafting,Painting, Drawings,etc please post below. Please make sure that they arelegit (not stolen art) and has below 1,000 faves.without any more delay Lets get started : )Photography
Ask for feedback journal.:iconflowerthorns: has asked if I could help direct people to their page for general feedback and critiques. Here's a few specific deviations they're looking for feedback on I try to do this every once in a while, since I know a lot of DA users don't get the feedback or attention they really should. Then I thought, why just stop there? Let's make this whole journal about finding new artists!So here's the deal. If you want more feedback/pageviews/critiques, whatever... just leave a comment below. Everyone else, I encourage you to look at at least ONE new artist within this journal. Someone you've never seen before. Go to their page and look at their work and write at least ONE comment. You can of course write as many comments as you want, and view as many artists as you want, but the goal is to try and get everyone viewing and talking to each other.So come on everyone! Post a comment, ask for advice, and let's see if we can help sprea
Before you throw that pity party read thisBeing in touch with your weaknesses is important in order to grow as an artist, but are you so hung up on what you can't do well that it's holding you back? I'm not talking about the intermittent (or frequent) attacks of complete blockage, or even lack of inspiration, but full out pity parties.I've seen far too many people on dA who post exercise after exercise, writing in the artist comments that once again they've failed, they've read hundreds of books, studied the masters for so many years, and they still cannot draw a photorealist rending of a man's head. First of all let me say that I highly respect "self taught" artists and I'm not discouraging anyone who chooses (or must) go that route. However, setting realistic goals and finding your niche is extremely important. Let me say this: not everyone will be able to paint like a Baroque period artist! But that doesn't mean you can't be a painter, it just means
Battleship (the movie)I didn't get to see Battleship in theaters, but I heard all the aftermath of it. The endless memes making fun of the fact they shoehorned in Aliens, the criticism that the aliens were just weird looking humans, the fact that it's based on a board game... I heard all of that before I saw the movie, and I anticipated that I was gonna hate it.But you know what? It's actually a lot of fun. The action is intense, the special effects are top notch, the acting isn't too corny or eye-rolling, and it pretty much delivers on everything that you'd expect a board game inspired movie would feature.What I liked most was how the special effects were actually on display. It wasn't like Transformers where you can never tell what the eff is going on. While there are some odd camera zooms during the action, the action itself is always framed in such a way that you can tell what's going on at all times. I like action movies like that. I hate action movies that utilize shaky cams and rapid cutting to giv
A tumblr blog for those of you who wants critiquedEdit: alright, thanks guys so much for the great feedback . we're slowly working our way through your critique-requests.Critique submission is closed for the moment because there are so many requests coming at once and there's only like...9 of us critiquing and one of them is a writer. keep following us though, cause I'm sure as we finish critiquing them, we'll open it up again here's the blog: http://critcorner.tumblr.comThis is a blog where a bunch of artists will be critiquing those who submit their work/projects in, so if you want your work critiqued, go on that blog : DI'll be critiquing on it too ~~ Well, mostly the ones needing human anatomy help and asking for red-lining xDD;~ but there's peeps who can help with animals, composition, colours and stuff too .please note that it might take a bit of time for all of us to get through and critique it thoroughly, especially since we're all pretty busy people as well .ps. this isn't my tumblr, this is just a c
Commission WidgetTook a peek at DA's new commission widget. Right idea, wrong execution IMO.I'd much rather be able to accept actual money than DA's faulty and cumbersome point system, and the fact DA takes a "cut" of the commission money just for using the app is a really shitty move.For example a $30 commission = 3000 points, but I would only get 2400 points or $24 according to the widget. That means DA is taking about a 20% cut of your earnings, which is bullshit. Also, the app only goes up to a maximum of 4000 points. So people who charge more than $40 can't use the app.I'm probably not even doing the math correctly, it just seems overly laborious and frustratingly convoluted. I'm all for an app that makes taking commissions easier, and honestly 10 years was a LONG way to wait for such an app to finally be implemented.. It just needs refining.It just makes more work for the consumers to force them to put down money to buy points (which DA takes a percentage of), only to allow them to pay for a
Tolkien's BirthdayLet us celebrate the Master's birthday (January 3rd, 1892) with a virtual toast! (It comes in pints)
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January Art Classes Begin TodayEvery TUESDAY and THURSDAY at 4:00 pm Eastern-Time we will have FREE online live-stream painting lessons for approximately 2 hours.We'll cover everything from lighting, shading, saturation, contours--faces, shapes, colours, how-to's as well for eyes, noses and other facial styles, as well as many other subjects. We will have lessons on other days depending on time and demand, but you can count on the Tuesday and Thursday meets. For those who want their work critiqued, email me today so I can prepare them! Email is email@example.com Thanks!It'll be interactive and we'll have lots of fun. I offer paint-overs and critiques for your paintings and provide you with as much knowledge as I can. Questions are always welcomed and encouraged, we're here to learn and have fun! So far its been a blast and I've seen MASSIVE improvement from my students!Let me know if you're gonna join so I know the volume of people who will be joining.The live-stream link is the icon below the journal, b


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Apparently cheating only matters if you catch them while their doing it. Oh wait they did. Regi and Chaox were complaining about it. Its a good thing they turned the minimaps off at that point so it wasn't an issue anymore...... =/ How the hell this didn't happen I will never know.
Every one of your event crew should be fired. Absolutely pathetic event. "HEY GUYS LETS PUT A GIANT SCREEN BEHIND THE PLAYERS BUT STILL CLEARLY IN THEIR VIEW AND GO ON THE HONOR SYSTEM THAT THEY WON'T CHEAT WITH A MILLION DOLLARS ON THE LINE." If that's your logic in the company I look forward to the bumbling mistake that makes you go bankrupt.
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If only there were some sort of booth that was sound proof and prevented players from looking up at the screen to cheat.... Gosh I hope eSports can come up with a solution like that. Excuse me while I watch a SC2 tournament where they've ALREADY FOUND A SOLUTION. Blankets or screens are just shoddy solutions. Maybe take a hint from a game that's been doing this for a decade or so?
Thank you for the professional reply, Riot. Yes, the difficulties were disappointing, but in no way does that mean the rest of the competition still wasn't fun to watch and what not. I plan on continuing watching the rest of the tournament whenever the announcement is finally made. It's good to see you are dedicated to learning from your mistakes and improving future events. I do agree that soundproof boxes could be beneficial to the event and the minimaps need to be unviewable by either team. Maybe putting them above the heads of the players and up a little bit so that even if they turn around entirely, they can't see the screens. Otherwise just put some block/screen up between them, as others have suggested. Leigh Smith (Deman) addressed his comments on Twitter/Reddit. I'm a homeviewer and what he said didn't really bother me. We all say stupid things in the heat of the moment, especially in such a stressful and exhausting situation. He's still one of my favorite commentators. In terms of cheating, yes, I feel like everything needs to be reviewed. All photographs, audio, video, game streams, etc, should be compared and reviewed to address any and all further claims. I do feel like there should be more solid rules for future events (including for cheating/peeking, remakes/restarts/continuations, game crashes, etc). I'd also love to see check point saves so that nearly finished games (CLGEU versus WE) don't go to waste. Although it may somewhat alter a game to have to redo say, a teamfight or so, I feel it'd be much better off than having to restart an entire 60 minute game from scratch. Although I've had issues with Riot in the past, I still stand by them in all they do and respect them for their hardwork during this tournament. I also have immense respect for the players for their endurance and patience through the difficulties. I witnessed so much sheer dedication during this tournament which is just incredible. I have no doubt that in the future a lot of the problems experienced here will be resolved. Hats off to you, Riot.
I thought I saw them using encloses spaces for other events. Surrounded by glass and everything. Or they could have simply turned both teams' set-ups so that they face further opposite of each other. Of course, I understand they need space to set up the next-playing team's slogan and equipment on the opposite side of the platforms. But yeah, Riot definitely needs to work on a LAN client that they'd still be able to broadcast online. Also, Comcast > Time Warner.
Honestly, in competition, if you're not cheating, you're not trying. Add to that a monetary incentive, and I dare ask anyone in this thread to not look. If you don't, you're just dumb. And yes, I'm fully aware of morals/ethics etc. If by simply turning my head, I can improve my chances of earning an extra few thousand dollars, by all means, I'm going to do it. Yes in hindsight, stage design was lacking. All you can do is "pause" like they are doing now, and figure stuff out and finish this. Remember they could have just played out the whole tourney with the internet and stage like it was, but they didn't. This is the best you're going to get, and it really isn't bad at all.


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SAN ANGELO, Texas - The U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry voted overwhelmingly to approve the Agriculture Reform, Food and Jobs Act of 2013 — in short, a new farm bill — last week.
Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., the committee chairwoman, and Ranking Member Sen. Thad Cochran, R-Miss., called the legislation the most balanced and bipartisan farm bill ever passed.
"I think we have put together a bill that really defines that 'sweet spot' in balance," Stabenow said. "I'd love it if the house would just take up our bill."
Sen. Mike Johanns, R-Neb., and former U.S. agriculture secretary, said: "I certainly know that creating a farm bill is never easy and there are a lot of different philosophies about farm policies, and of course we come from lots of different parts of the country with different crops.
"The improvements (in this bill) reduce costs as well as make the programs more farmer-friendly. This bill also helps farmers produce more food on less land and includes new avenues to ensure that important work continues despite a tight federal budget," Johanns said.
The 2013 farm bill represents the most significant reform of American agriculture policy in decades. The era of direct payments is over, while the bill creates risk management tools that support farmers when they are negatively affected by weather disaster or market events beyond their control.
By ending unnecessary subsidies, streamlining and consolidating programs, and cracking down on abuse, the bill reduces the deficit by billions. The farm bill will yield $23 billion in cuts to agriculture programs (including cuts made due to the sequester), which is more than double the amount the bipartisan Simpson-Bowles commission ($10 billion) and Gang of Six ($11 billion) recommended in total agriculture cuts, according to a Senate Agriculture Committee news release.
Stabenow said the committee worked to strengthen crop insurance coverage in the new legislation, which shifts funding from the direct payments of the last three farm bills to a broader crop insurance-based risk management program.
"We've put into place a yield loss program that will be more helpful for Montana, North and South Dakota, those regions toward the middle of the country, and then we have something that is based on the countercyclical program, what we're calling the adverse marketing program, which basically will provide more help to crops like rice and peanuts," she told Southwest Farm Press.
Stabenow added the legislation is more than expanded crop insurance programs. "It's a jobs bill, it's a trade bill, it's a reform bill, it's a conservation bill, and it's a kitchen table bill," she said.
The House Agriculture Committee passed its version of a new farm bill in mid-May. It also contains significant cuts, but many of those are in nutrition programs that have traditionally been funded in the five-year farm bill.
If those provisions remain in the House bill, they could become major sticking points when the House and Senate Agriculture Committees meet to resolve their differences in conference.
"It's not about the number (in the spending cuts); it's about how it affects the family," Stabenow said.
She said critics claim farm legislation is no longer needed, but what those people don't understand is farmers are in the riskiest business in the world.
"And that's why the top goal of this (farm bill) is risk management," Stabenow said. "We want to make sure that a farm that's been passed down for generations doesn't face bankruptcy because of a drought or other events outside the farmer's control."
She called the farm bill the country's largest investment in land and water conservation on private lands, helping farmers improve 1.9 million acres for wildlife habitats. "Healthy wildlife habitats and clean, fishable waters are not only good for our environment, but they also support hunting, fishing and other outdoor recreation that benefits our economy and creates jobs, 6 million jobs, in fact."
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PIGEON FORGE — This past NFL season held great comeback stories for his friends, but former Indianapolis Colts head coach Tony Dungy isn't planning one of his own.
Dungy watched his former quarterback, Peyton Manning, come back from what could have been a career-ending neck injury and watched his longtime friend Jim Caldwell win a Super Bowl as offensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens.
Still, none of it has lit the fire to return to the sidelines for Dungy.
"I've told anybody who has asked me when I have been offered the chance to sit down and talk (with an NFL team) that I'm not interested," Dungy said. "I'm enjoying life. We still have five kids at home that we're raising. I had 28 great years coaching in the NFL. I had the best job you could have when I left."
Dungy was in Pigeon Forge on Friday night as the featured guest at the Carson-Newman Coaches Clinic. Dungy and C-N coach Ken Sparks have been friends for more than 20 years after meeting at an Fellowship of Christian Athletes coaches camp when Dungy was a young assistant with the Kansas City Chiefs.
"He (Sparks) had such an impact on me," Dungy said. "By the end of the week I thought that this is the type of coach I want to be. If I get a chance to run a program, I want to do it this way."
Dungy did it that way for 28 years as an assistant and head coach in the NFL. Now working as an analyst for NBC's Sunday Night Football, Dungy can relax and enjoy the stories and unexpected events of the NFL season. His first shock this year was Manning joining the Denver Broncos.
"I was a little surprised (Manning signed with Denver)," Dungy said. "With all the places I thought he might fit. But he enjoyed Denver and it was a great fit. I just want him to continue to play and continue to have that success."
Manning threw for 4,659 yards and 37 touchdowns for the Broncos in 2012, and capped his comeback year with a Pro Bowl appearance. As early as the summer Dungy knew the former Tennessee Vols star wanted to return to the NFL, but there was still a question after multiple neck surgeries and questions about his arm strength and ability to take an NFL hit.
"I hated to see things (end) in Indianapolis the way they did," Dungy said. "But talking to him in Indianapolis last summer, I know he wanted to continue to play. He wasn't sure he'd be able to, but he felt like he could."
Caldwell's vindication was especially sweet to his long-time friend. The Ravens offensive coordinator had coached with Dungy from 2001-2008, and was his hand-picked successor to take over the Colts upon his retirement.
"(Caldwell) had one tough year when Peyton was injured," Dungy said. "It's tough to see someone lose their job that way. It hurt. Jim persevered. And them winning, it was so fitting. I was happy for him and hope that he gets the chance again at another head coaching job. He did a great job with the Ravens and it was wonderful to see."
Dungy has spent his time since retirement when he's not on air at NBC with his family and in multiple outreach programs, many focusing on prison work and promoting fatherhood.
"There are a lot of things you can't do when every day from July 15 to February 4 is tied up on the football field," Dungy said. "I've enjoyed that."
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A Bit Harsh, But Work With Me.
I just wrote a story on being frustrated. So, this may be some carry-over. But, a few things that people are doing on EP are really driving me nuts. So, I will plead my case before the public and hope not to be E-lynched for my efforts. I might elude to a few names too...
1) STOP SPAMMING! You do not have 2,145 Experiences. Stop lying. You are just clicking in to every group. It is not a race for EP glory and EP is not going to give you a prize for most EXP's or stories. And speaking of stories...STOP WITH THE ONE SENTENCE STORY FOR EVERY EXP! If, you have nothing to say on the matter...DON'T! You are 21 years old and sit on EP all day, how could you possibly have any experiences...we all know who I am talking about on this one.
2) Enough with the adding every person you see to your circle! That is another form of spamming. You have 571 people in your "friends" list. BULLSHIT! You (like everyone here) talk to a core group and then have your occasional buddies. You do not talk to, nor even care for 500+ People...Stop lying! This is not MYSPACE! Or, stop trying to have a friends list like CoolWomanMMM's...give it up!
3) When forming a group/new EXPERIENCE: Spell it correctly please. It is really silly to see; 'John123 has commented on Jane123's story in "I'v got uh lembergini marcyilego". If you can't spell it, then it stands to reason your exp in the matter is probably lacking anyhow.
4) Stop spamming the "Question for you" section, please!? It can be a useful tool and resource. But (as with everything) people have to ruin it. Lately, a few individuals keeps posting stupid *** rhetorical questions on stupid *** topics over and over. STOP, for the sake of EP STOP! You are not funny. And you are getting those questions from an outside source becaue we have all seen them before! Lameass.
5) Please stop entering groups that you have no experience in. If it is about street racing, and you have never street raced...DO NOT JOIN THE GROUP! No one wants your story about how you would have liked to do it. Join or create the "I would've liked to have street raced" group. Easy enough for you? A woman named something like: 'PeaceonMars', joined a group about stories from prison...then goes on to say how it was just county jail for about 6 seconds or some dumb ****. Don't join the group you lying asshat.
6) Guys: Stop being pigs to women! No one in their right mind wants to see your shrivled up 49 year old ****. No one wants to hear about how you'd "really love to **** her wet *****". No one wants to see your obvious PhotoShop enhanced abs or junk. No one believes that you have a 9 inch ****. Stop lying. You are lame and trolling for vulnerable girls and un-happily married women. You are lame, give it up. Some dudes named (can't name names so I will elude to the name) crackBACK4someMORE or WED2AHOTTIE, come to mind. ******* chumps.
7) EP has so many useful tools and pools of knowledge to extract from within its user base. USE IT! Don't waste time here to see if people like you. Read, share, help, learn, evolve. Help make EP better. Do you really want this place to go the way of every other Social Net locale? I don't.
8) If you do not want to share an image of yourself, then don't! Do not put someone elses image in your profile and pawn it off as you! Enough of the fraud already.
9) Enough with the threats to "leave EP" No one with half a brain is buying it! You want the EP world to come by your board and shower you with praise and attention. Stop! No one ever leaves anyway. Why do you morons keep falling for it?? You are getting played like a fool. And to the people who threaten to leave (repeatedly) and never do: You are ******* with peoples feelings and are a douche bag for doing it!
Basically, I just don't EP to become another watered down 'Net waste dump for the mindless. EP has been very good to me and many people that I know, too bad (as with so many cool things) the lame, the mindless, and the ******** have managed to infiltrate and over-run EP. Pity. Maybe I am one of the ********...if so I am sorry. I'll try to do better.
Thank you for that. I'm new and already get it.
Eric,Eric,Eric,I did'nt comment on your first story about stop saying I'm leaving EP,but I did agree with you on that one,but I had to comment on this one.This was really funny and I agree with you 100%,you hit it right on the nail with every single thing you wrote about!!!
Eric ypu made me laugh tonight, but i aint gonna add you as a mate.......but have you any crumpets or bagels or crusty bread or owt? mwah
Here we go with the wiener pics again...

Is JJ gone at least?

You boys and girls have fun... Mrs. Sailor awaits!
mj... Yes I did, awesome story, sailor is a crazy crepe chef too, 2 pans... (why do I have 3 pizzelle irons)...???

Hello oh Dark one!
No Eric, you are right on the money.
I LOVE CREPES!!! Has anyone ever read my crepes exp? YUM YUM YUM
Holy nightmare pancakes!!!!
Once again well written and thought out Eric. Here, Here *applauds* !
Big Crash....

JJ I SWEAR.... If you blow up another computer.....

M... I think you would have been better off if you just said something.... Now we're actually .....nevermind.....

I am not a goofball.........well maybe
ummmmmmm that shall be left to the sick minds of the EP fan club present at this evening Halloween Party:-)
***keeping my distance***

Do you blame me? I've seen things I don't like.....

mj, what is Eric kissing.....?
Ouch Mello!!

Crap.... I didn't mean for anyone to get hurt.... I promise

(especially me)

J... I'm not sure if I'm man enough to take what your punishment will be...

Eric... Wise....
HEY!! If Eric isnt gonna kiss my boo boo Im leavin!!!!


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No more sore rear end!
I have been using this in my car but particularly on long trips (6 hours) to vacation home. I'm planning on taking it on next long airplane flight as well. I love it.
April 1, 2014
A wonderful chair pad !
I haven't tried it on an airplane yet, but use it on my desk chair,
which is where I spend most of my time. Though I had used
several different types of pillows on my chair, I still developed
back aches each day. But when I got my G-Seat LITE, no more
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No Relief
I suffer from sciatica and thought this seat would help when I fly across country or overseas. Alas, it was like sitting on a brick. I had to return it.
March 14, 2014
Overall, this is a good product for someone not needing more support when sitting. The product is advertised as "Lite"..............and it does provide LITE SUPPORT.....
I have tried it sitting in my living room (couch) and in my vehicles driver's seat.............
I just need more support for my spine.
This is a good product for someone wanted "additional" support/warmth for sitting on a bleachers watching a soccer game, etc.
October 12, 2013
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25 October 2014 4:00 AM, PDT | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
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Created by Marti Noxon and John McLaughlin
Produced by 20th Century Fox Television
Aired on Fox for one season (13 episodes, two unaired) from January 19, 2005 – July 3, 2005
Elisabeth Harnois as Christina Nickson
Grant Show as Lucas Boyd
Aubrey Dollar as Judy Kramer
Dinah Meyer as Amber Hargrove
Cameron Richardson as Paula Hargrove
Show Premise
A mysterious female stranger washes ashore of the New Jersey seaside town named Point Pleasant, where she is rescued ashore. The mysterious stranger is Christina Nickson (Elisabeth Harnois), who it is implied is the daughter of Satan, but who tries to fight her evil inclinations, such as her strong attraction to the romantically unavailable lifeguard, Jesse Parker (Samuel Page). Christina is tempted towards evil by Lucas Boyd (Grant Show), a servant of the Devil that was sent there to ensure she fulfills her destiny. Upon her arrival to »
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24 August 2014 10:34 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
From Oscar-winning to Homeland and more, here's what the cast of My So-Called Life have been up to over the past 2 decades...
Twenty years has passed since we were first introduced to the characters of My So-Called Life, twenty years! Where has the time gone? And more importantly when did I get so old?
While most of you won't really care too much what I've been up to since the show finished, let's take a look at what the actors have been up to in the years since the cancellation of what is frankly the greatest teen TV drama ever.
Claire Danes (Angela Chase)
After breaking out in My So-Called Life, Danes focused on her film career first with a leading role in 1995's Little Women and then supporting roles in smaller but interesting films like Home For The Holidays, How to Make An American Quilt and »
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Trevor Hogg chats with Rob McLachlan about cycling, founding a production company, and working within the realms of film and television…
Before becoming a Primetime Emmy nominated cinematographer Rob McLachlan (Game of Thrones) was heading down a different career path which saw him become a Canadian Cycling Champion and Canada Games Gold medallist. "I was at the point that I was going to have to quit school and go train. I was on a shortlist to potentially ride in the Montreal Olympics but you couldn't make a living at it back then unless you went to Europe and went whole hog. At the same time I was into photography and making Super 8 films. I got bitten by that bug. When I was looking at making a career that seemed like the best. My father was a commercial illustrator and painter who drilled into my brother and I that it »
- Trevor Hogg
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If there's one thing that we all know female celebrities tend to strive for, it's a unique look. A-Listers at awards ceremonies will often wear one-off dresses to stand out from the crowd in an attempt to garner attention and outdo each other – and it often works – but one thing they can't change (without dramatic and extremely expensive cosmetic surgery, at least) is their face.
It's surprising how many celebrities look alike and it's even more surprising – particularly in some cases – when you realise just who it is that certain celebrities actually look like. Of course, some are blindingly obvious and widely known with regards to their similarities to each other but, as we're about to prove, you can link together celebrities who look nothing like each other in a matter of a handful of steps.
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Now that Joss Whedon is something of an unofficial "showrunner" for the Marvel cinematic universe, reportedly wielding some degree of influence over all the studio's scripts following the game-changing success of The Avengers, it's hard to remember that there was a time he literally couldn't get a movie off the ground.
But Whedon's had a number of projects that haven't panned out over the years, and while there's nothing uncommon about that in itself, his devoted fan base has meant that his mooted ventures are more widely publicised than most.
To mark Whedon's 50th birthday today (June 23), Digital Spy lists five of his most promising projects that never saw the light of day.
1. Wonder Woman
Still the best known of Whedon's close-but-no-cigar projects is his long, long, long brewing Wonder Woman adaptation, which was officially announced by Warner Bros in 2005. Whedon was set to write and direct, but only got »
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Should an early cancellation put you off watching a TV show in the first place?
Floating in on the yearly tide of TV renewals is the yearly disappointment of cancellation. However many fingers are crossed or hashtagged prayers are sent, network television's quest to conquer ever more viewers and awards inevitably has its casualties. Too expensive to make? Not enough viewers? Lukewarm reception from critics? Then sayonara, promising new sci-fi. We hardly knew you.
Almost Human is one such show. A future-set sci-fi take on the buddy cop genre, it received a thirteen-episode season one order from Fox in 2013 and a shed load of pricy promotion for its November the 4th premiere. And then? At the eleventh hour, the premiere was pushed back a fortnight, co-showrunner Naren Shankar left citing "creative differences", and only four of its thirteen episodes were aired in the intended running order.
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(Cbr) On a rainy Friday afternoon at the 2014 Emerald City Comicon, fans crowded the Grand Ballroom of the Seattle Convention Center to express their love of Faith – which, in this case, refers to actress Eliza Dushku's former character on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer." At a panel moderated by another "Buffy" alumnus – actress Clare Kramer (a.k.a. Glory) – Dushku discussed her career, present endeavors and plans for the future. She also took time to answer some questions from the "Faith-ful." One of Dushku's earliest roles was that of Arnold Schwarzenegger's daughter in the James Cameron film "True Lies." She indicated that this was where she discovered her love of "physical" roles. Even though she cracked her ribs while performing the infamous "Harrier Jet Scene," Dushku realized she enjoyed this type of acting, much to her mother's dismay. Her big break on "Buffy" came right as she was finishing high school. »
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It isn't news to most of us that some cable networks have a target audience, whether or not we agree that their programming actually serves that target. A case in point is Lifetime, which calls itself "female-focused" though my remote hasn't landed on the channel in years. I've heard good things about Witches of East End but honestly haven't checked it out just because it's on that Army Wives network.
That may change, now that Lifetime is testing the waters of dystopia with its pickup of the series The Lottery. I can see how it would be considered female-skewed, given that the premise is a lottery to determine who will serve as surrogates for the 100 embryos still in existence, but I'm intrigued that they're calling it a "conspiracy thriller." Okay, Lifetime, you have my attention.
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While the US economy struggles, ten states are doing OK
They've avoided the worst of the housing bust. Oil and gas revenues have helped too.
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The economies of 10 states are outperforming the US economy as a whole, according to a just-released study by the Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government, an independent research group in Albany, NY, which analyzes state and local government.
The two biggest reasons, say the authors of the report, are that most of these states have economies that benefited through much of 2008 from high and rising oil and natural gas prices, and their real estate markets have not suffered the bust to the extent seen elsewhere.
"As for lessons for other states, they're not too easy to emulate," says Donald Boyd, co-author of the report. "Have a lot of oil, and don't run your real estate prices up into the stratosphere."
Mr. Boyd and other analysts say that the ten states (Alaska, Wyoming, Louisiana, Nebraska, Texas, Iowa, New Mexico, Utah, Oklahoma, and South Dakota) did not enjoy the real estate boom seen in places like California, Arizona, and Nevada – and therefore have not gone bust to the same degree.
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Fordbank in Johnstone, Renfrewshire.
Fordbank is a leafy 57 home development of three and four bedroom properties with a choice of six house types. Its superbly located close to all local amenities, wide open green spaces and a safe childrens play park.
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Internal Specification
Emulsion finish to walls (colour magnolia)
Emulsion finish to smooth ceilings (colour white)
Coving to lounge and master bedroom
Gloss finish to all internal woodwork (colour white)
Internal Doors
Six panel internal pass door, woodgrain finish (colour white)
Satin chrome ironmongery
Wardrobe Doors
Master bedroom - Pass doors with internal shelf and hanging rail
Other Bedrooms - Pass doors with internal shelf and hanging rail (where applicable)
Fitted kitchen units (per Kitchen Suppliers layout)
Stainless steel 1 1/2 bowl sink with monobloc single lever mixer tap
Smeg Stainless steel fan assisted built-under single oven
Smeg Stainless steel gas/electric hob with stainless steel splashback
Stainless steel chimney style cooker hood
Ceramic wall tiling above worktops
Washing machine space with plumbing and electric points
Tumble dryer space with plumbing and electric points (no vent in wall)
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Washing machine space with plumbing and electric points
Tumble dryer space with plumbing and electric points (no vent in wall)
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Sanitary ware per layout (colour white)
Resin shower tray (colour white) with glazed enclosure (Chrome frame)
Chrome plated electric shower with multi-spray head
Ceramic wall tiling full height to shower enclosure
Chrome plated monobloc mixer to WHB
Chrome plated bath mixer
Ceramic wall tiling to half wall height
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Sanitary ware per layout (colour white)
Resin shower tray (colour white) with glazed enclosure (Chrome frame)
Ceramic wall tiling full height to shower enclosure
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Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, is a third person acton adventure game developed by Ninja Theory. The game takes place in a savage jungle like version of New York city which sees main character Monkey tasked with getting a young girl by the name of Trip 300 miles back to her home.
In an article in which I find myself playing a game rather late after its release, I picked up Enslaved for £10 on the cheap. I decided I would write down my thoughts having played through chapters 1 - 3 thus far. It may continue - or it may fall to the way side (It's not like my blog entries ever really get read anyway :P). My previous exposure to the game had been a few articles, a video or two and my way back when encounter with the demo which let you play through chapter 1 of the game.
The first thing that stuck me about the game was the lack of audio options regarding the character dialouge. After the first scene I found myself putting the subtitles on as I was having a hard time hearing what anyone was saying. Although well voice actted the sound design seems rather poor with both dialouge and sound effects all dumped into one universal slider on the options and with the sound effects high and the vocals seemingly low there is very little to avoid this issue beyond doing as I did and putting on the subs. Had this been tweaked a little I believe I would have had a much more enjoyable experience as I am playing this game primarily for its story.
As for the story itself - it is very enjoyable. Ninja Theory have always been good at creating unique and vibrant worlds and telling good stories. Enslaved offers strong chemistry between the two main characters Trip and Monkey - even in the early chapters of the game. It's a character chemistry that I look forward to seeing develop and evolve throughout the advancement of the plot.
The world and the characters are very unique. I like the abandoned jungle style New York that gives you something beautiful to look at in cold, hard contrast to the various rusted and violent robots that inhabit it. Another calling card of Ninja Theory is the true talent that lies in their art department to bring such robotic creatures to life from intricate robotic dragon flies to vicious mechanical dogs.
The gameplay is, okay. Sadly I believe the actual gameplay to be one of the weakest links in chain. It's not that its terrible - it's playable but combat is so far certainly lacking in depth. Monkey has a hard and light attack, a charged attack, a wide attack and block and dodge. He also has the ability to fire plasma from his staff but it's doesn't exactly make for a deep and meaingful combat system. Fighting robots can feel frustrating - especially when a timer counts down over their heads to them 'calling for backup' - they simply seem impossible to stop as they run down to 0 and more of their robotic buddies join the fray. Perhaps as i'm early in the game I've yet to really grasp how to avoid such annoyances. But if anything - my biggest concern is what this means for the future of the Devil May Cry franchise. Now called 'DMC' and left in the hands of Ninja Theory will they ever really be able to deliver a combat system befitting of one of the greatest demonic bad asses the video game world has ever seen? If Enslaved and their other game Heavenly Sword are anything to go by...well let's just say i'm worried.
On top of the combat you have Monkey doing what his name sake would imply - climbing like one. The platforming of this game with jumping from crumbling ledge to toppling metal structures borrows heavily from the mechanics mastered by Naughty Dog for the Uncharted series - even going as far as borrowing the now world renowned cinematic camera views as a set piece crumbles around a climber.
Finally you have perhaps the biggest achievement for Ninja Theory. Creating a companion character I actually care and feel protective over. There's just something about Trip that leads me to want to help her. So far presented as being very innocent she seems like a fish out of water to the violent world around her...although i have my supicions that as the story advances she might not be as innocent as i first believe. The chemistry between the two characters is certainly a staple in this healthy diet of care and protectiveness - even if she has straped a bomb to my characters head to make him do her bidding I want to see it through and get her home.


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After California and a weekend off for Easter, Roush Fenway Racing turns its attention to the short oval of Martinsville Speedway, where the team boasts four wins.
Regan Smith will make second start of season driving No. 51 Chevrolet
Tony Stewart: The art of racing in a Cuisinart
Stenhouse Jr. to become 14th RFR driver to run Sprint Cup Race at famed half-mile paper clip
If 'winning is everything,' odd that two drivers with six wins are out, two with no wins are in...
Brad Keselowski felt he had a potential race-winning car, but his chances disappeared early in a pit-road collision with Busch.
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Patrick's strong performance in time trials was unexpected.
The sixth NASCAR Sprint Cup Series event of the season produced a track-record 33 lead changes.
Kurt Busch broke an 83 race winless streak at Martinsville.
It might be wise for the Stewart-Haas guys to soft-pedal the Hendrick relationship, publicly at least.
Martinsville aka "the paper clip" is both challenging for the drivers and for the pit crews and while Gordon and Johnson are the favorites with Hamlin sidelined, one must remember that Martin is in the #11
Hamlin is often in the public eye, more so than most other drivers, and believes his high profile makes him a target for criticism.
Serta Mattress to adorn Busch's No. 78 Furniture Row Racing Chevy as associate sponsor
Jeff Gordon's first victory this season ended up handing Chevrolet the 2013 Manufactures' Championship.
Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet and Jimmie Johnson proved that they are ready to add to their tally if wins Martinsville with a record time during qualifying for the NASCAR Sprint Cup race.
Aric Almirola: "It really is an honor to drive this 41 and the tribute for Maurice."
Knockout qualifying at Martinsville was as entertaining as it was at Bristol.
While races at Martinsville tend to ebb and flow, Tony Stewart is well-versed in what it takes to ride the tide to great success.
Earnhardt Ganassi Racing has cut a deal with Phoenix Racing for Kyle Larson to make his Sprint Cup debut in the No. 51 Chevrolet at Charlotte.
A sliver of metal was found in Hamlin's eye and was the cause of his discomfort, not the sinus infection as originally thought.
What is all going on in Texas heading into tonights running of the Sprint Cup event?
Five team Chevy driver's will start in the top-ten
GoDaddy driver produces solid result in backup car
Denny Hamlin landed two NASCAR poles on Friday at Martinsville - Sprint Cup and Camping World Truck series'.
Gordon has won at all of the tracks on the 2014 schedule with the exception of Kentucky Speedway.
Once again, Jimmie Johnson took the victory in the Martinsville 500. The Hendrick Motorsports driver holds the record as the winningest active driver at the "paper clip" track.
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A bug in Apache may allow a remote attacker to perform a Denial of Service attack. With certain configurations this could lead to a heap based buffer overflow.
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The Apache HTTP Server Project is an effort to develop and maintain an open-source HTTP server for modern operating systems. The goal of this project is to provide a secure, efficient and extensible server that provides services in tune with the current HTTP standards.
A bug in the protocol.c file handling header lines will cause Apache to allocate memory for header lines starting with TAB or SPACE.
An attacker can exploit this vulnerability to perform a Denial of Service attack by causing Apache to exhaust all memory. On 64 bit systems with more than 4GB of virtual memory a possible integer signedness error could lead to a buffer based overflow causing Apache to crash and under some circumstances execute arbitrary code as the user running Apache, usually "apache".
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A lot of "manosphere" blogs are folding. Why? Roosh lists 3 reasons:
1. Having a manosphere blog could get you fired from work.
2. It's hard to maintain a blog for over a year. It takes a freakish mind to write hundreds of posts on one or two topics.
3. Blogging remains a hobby for most, not a job.
Those are true. There are a couple of additional reasons.
4. Most men are not cut out for the game. Let's face it, the game is brutal. Unless you work in a career like sales, finance, or law, rarely are you forced to prove yourself every day.
With a typical day job, if you do a good job, your boss will let you rest on your laurels. You can cruise today and then hustle tomorrow or next week.
If you work in sales, your boss wants to know, "What have you done for me lately?" Ten good years as a salesman could be wiped away by a bad quarter. It's not uncommon to get "blown out."
Similarly, the game never lets you rest. You've fucked 100 women? Great. That girl you're talking to now doesn't know that. She's just another prospect…just another lead. Are you going to close?
Because of the game's brutality, most men are happy to settle for a set of steak knives.
5. Guys fall in love. Most guys settle and some guys fall in love. I'll never hate on a guy who falls in love. It's a beautiful thing. A man in love would rather write love poems or snuggle with his girlfriend than write a blog. Who can blame him?
I'd never hate on a man who went monogamous. Being alpha is about getting what you want. If you're in a relationship that makes you happy, good for you.
6. Men run out of content. If a guy quits the game, what is there to write about – trips to Ikea?
7. Heterosexual men are weak. Too much estrogen from plastic has made men weak. Most men have no follow through and are generally worthless. The guys at the gyms with the best bodies are often homosexuals. (Gays are more likely to engage in "reckless" activity such as using anabolic steroids and/or going on testosterone replacement therapy. TRT worked for Andrew Sullivan, after all.)
Read my Twitter. Guys get butt-hurt all the time. Petulant is what describes the modern American men. And these childish, emotional reactions are coming from people who are reading my stuff – and thus should be more masculine and less pussified than average.
8. Men shift towards other pursuits. If you've run enough hard game that you can actually keep up a blog, your game has probably gotten pretty good.
Once you game goes from, "I stumble onto sex, i.e., get lucky," towards, "My game is a purposeful approach to meeting women that has a high success rate," you sorta get over it.
I can go out on any given weekend and get laid by a woman who, a few years ago, I'd have felt pretty happy to bang.
Once you know you can get laid, you lose the hunger.
9. Men get dopamine burnout. Remember when you first meet a hot girl? You start getting a boner just standing next to her. Your pulse quickens and your breaths get shallow.
Dopamine is about anticipation. Once you know you can get laid, there isn't any anticipation. You get very blah, blah, blah about the game.
Dopamine Jackpot! Sapolsky on the Science of Pleasure
10. Going to make a juice. Peace.


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Religious Studies Department kicks off its Fall Lecture Series
Click on the links below for a abstract of the lecture and full video.
Yvonne Sherwood, Sept 11, 2014
"The Hagaramic and the Abrahamic, or Abraham the non-European"
Courtney Bender, Sept 16, 2014
"The Work of Art in the Age of Inarticulate Religion"
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"Cooking the Cosmos: Ecologically Understanding both the Aztecs and Ourselves"
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IU Department of Religious Studies hosts Schempp Conference
September 27-29, 2013
Fifty years ago the Supreme Court of the United States announced its decision in Abington v Schempp changing the way we view the academic study of religion in public colleges and universities across the U.S. and beyond.
This conference explored the impact that Schempp may have had on the comparative and multi-disciplinary nature of the study of religion as well as other significant influences on shifts in the study of religion over that time.
Details here >The Devonia and Steve Stein Fund for the study of American Religion
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Professor Heather Blair awarded New Frontiers in the Arts & Humanities grant
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Indiana university team wins regional ethics bowl
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Lifes tough its even tougher if youre stupid. John Wayne
Whats the best thing about a 1911
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Brussels Sprouts with Pancetta and Onions
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For a tasty alternative to green bean casserole, try this side dish thats full of smoky and robust flavor, with Brussels sprouts that are boiled and then sautéed with diced pancetta and sliced onion.
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Nutritional Information
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Calories | 99 |
Total Fat | 6g |
Saturated Fat | 2g |
Cholesterol | 7mg |
Sodium | 198mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 9g |
Dietary Fiber | 3g |
Sugars | n/a |
Protein | 4g |
Calcium | -- |
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Serves: 8
Total Time: 42 min
Prep Time: 15 min
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- 1.5 pound(s) Brussels sprouts, trimmed and halved
- 4 ounce(s) pancetta, diced
- 1 large onion, quartered and thinly sliced crosswise
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoon(s) red wine vinegar (optional)
- Bring 1 in. of lightly salted water to a boil in a large, deep skillet. Add sprouts and simmer, covered, until crisp-tender, 6 to 8 minutes. Drain and run under cold water to cool.
- Wipe out the skillet. Add pancetta and cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until crisp, 5 to 7 minutes. With a slotted spoon, transfer to paper towel--lined plate.
- Add onion to drippings in skillet and cook, stirring occasionally, until tender and golden, 8 to 10 minutes.
- Increase heat to medium-high. Add sprouts, salt and pepper, and cook, tossing, until heated through, about 3 minutes. Add pancetta and vinegar, if using, and toss to combine.
- Cook the Brussels sprouts (step 1) and refrigerate for up to 1 day. When ready to make, bring to room temperature, then continue with step 2.
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