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This one may come as a shock, considering how crazy in love they seem to be, but word is Wiz Khalifa is ready to be a free man and Amber ain't haven' it. A source shared with MediaTakeout a few details of what's been going on within the marriage: "The insider told MediaTakeOut.com that during his tour, Wiz has gotten accustomed to sleeping with GROUPIES – and he's ready to be single again. The snitch told MediaTakeOut.com, "Don't get me wrong, Wiz loves her and she's a cool [girl]. But he needs to be single right now." So why is it MESSY??? Well the insider told us that Amber has been PRETTY OPEN WITH WIZ during their many arguments – that if he leaves, she's getting the most VICIOUS LAWYER IN THE WORLD – and is gonna hit him for the MAXIMUM CHILD SUPPORT that she can get." Mmmph. This is one we're keeping an eye on. SMH.
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text: John U. Bacon Should college athletes be considered school employees? By Stateside Staff • May 6, 2014 West Point / Flickr Listen Listening... / 8:21 Earlier this spring, the National Labor Relations Board made big headlines when it granted Northwestern University football players permission to unionize if they chose to. That decision has opened up a big national discussion and debate over whether college athletes should be recognized as school employees. So we wanted to bring in sports commentator and coach, John U. Bacon. His most recent book is Fourth and Long: the Fight for the Soul of College Football. Listen to the full interview above. What did the NCAA teach Mitch McGary? By John U. Bacon • May 2, 2014 Adam Glanzman / Flickr Listen Listening... / 4:11 When Mitch McGary played high school basketball in New Hampshire, he was one of the nation's top recruits. Michigan fans were rightly thrilled when he decided to play for the Wolverines. In his first NCAA tournament, last spring, McGary played so well folks thought he might jump to the NBA. Instead, he returned for his sophomore year – then injured his back so badly, he needed surgery mid-season. The Wolverines weren't doing much better at 6-4, with Big Ten conference play still ahead. It looked like Michigan might miss the NCAA tournament. A runner's long journey to Boston By John U. Bacon • Apr 25, 2014 Bentley Historical Library / University of Michigan Listen Listening... / 4:21 John U. Bacon's essay about the Boston Marathon. In 1896, the first modern Olympics in Athens staged a marathon. The next year the Boston Athletic Association followed suit. Just 18 men ran that day, with the winner finishing in about three hours – something office workers can beat today. Most people thought the runners were crazy – if they thought of them at all. Marathoners don't care. After winning the 1952 Olympic marathon, Czechoslovakian Emil Zatopek said, "If you want to win something, run 100 meters. If you want to experience something, run a marathon." Greg Meyer knows exactly what Zatopek was talking about. Meyer grew up in Grand Rapids, and enrolled at Michigan in 1973. That spring, Michigan got a new cross-country coach, Ron Warhust, a Vietnam vet with two Purple Hearts, and a hard-earned lesson: "The world doesn't stop because you're scared." Remembering the quiet dignity of baseball's Hank Aaron By John U. Bacon • Apr 11, 2014 user: Aaron / Flickr Listen Listening... / 4:09 You've heard of Babe Ruth. If he's not the best known American athlete of the last century, he's in the top five. He was more beloved – by Americans of all stripes – than probably anyone. Ruth loved the fans, and the fans loved him back. In 1961, when fellow Yankee Roger Maris – a nice, humble guy – was approaching Ruth's record of 60 home runs in a season, he became so stressed his hair started falling out. When Hank Aaron started approaching Ruth's career home run record, he had it worse, for two very simple reasons: 714 home runs was the record in baseball that even the casual fan knew. And second, unlike Maris, Aaron is black. Of course, that shouldn't matter in the least – but it mattered a lot in 1974. Aaron grew up in Mobile, Alabama, one of seven children. They say his wrists were strong from picking cotton, and also his unusual practice of swinging "cross-handed" – that is, holding the bat with his left hand on top, instead of his right, a habit he didn't break until the minor leagues. Aaron made it to the Milwaukee Braves in 1954, one of the first African-Americans to play major league baseball. According to Daniel Okrent, a best-selling author who invented fantasy baseball, this was baseball's richest decade for talent, because every kid grew up playing baseball – not soccer – and, finally, everybody was allowed to play. Powerhouse basketball programs in Michigan playing the right way By John U. Bacon • Mar 21, 2014 U.S. Navy Listen Listening... / 3:17 On Sunday, the Michigan Wolverines faced the Michigan State Spartans in the final of the Big Ten men's basketball tournament. After a decade of domination by the Spartans, John Beilein's Wolverines held the upper hand the past few years. They surprised just about everyone when they won the regular season Big Ten title this year by three games. Now they had the rare chance to beat the Spartans three times in one season. Well, they say beating your archrival three times is almost impossible, and that proved true. When football players boycott By John U. Bacon • Nov 22, 2013 Anderson Mancini / Flickr Listen Listening... / 3:40 Listen to John U. Bacon's commentary. The Grambling State University football team plays in the unheralded Southwestern Athletic Conference, in the division beneath the big boys. They had an 11-game losing streak, stretching back into the 2012 season. In short, this was not a team that warranted national attention. But the Tigers finally got some last month. No, they didn't notch their first win that day – or even another loss. They didn't play – and it wasn't due to bad weather or a bye week. The players simply refused to take the field. What could Michigan's loss to MSU mean for Brady Hoke? By John U. Bacon • Nov 8, 2013 Michigan Football / Facebook Moments before the Michigan Wolverines introduced Brady Hoke as their new head football coach in 2011, Michigan fans had lots of questions. Why not hire a national star like Les Miles or Jim Harbaugh, who both played at Michigan? Who was Brady Hoke? Was he up to the task? Hoke answered these questions by nailing his first press conference. He won over more Michigan fans in just a few minutes than his predecessor, Rich Rodriguez, had been able to do in three years. When a reporter asked Hoke if the Wolverines would be rebuilding, he famously replied, "This is Michigan, for godsakes" – and a star was born. It was hard to imagine a happier honeymoon than Hoke's. In his rookie season, the Wolverines beat Notre Dame, Nebraska and Ohio State – for the first time in eight years. They won their first BCS bowl game since Tom Brady did the job in 2000, en route to an 11-2 record. From the fans in the stands to the team in the trenches, the love for Coach Hoke was universal. What shouldn't be forgotten about Jim Leyland's baseball career By John U. Bacon • Oct 25, 2013 Detroit Tigers Listen Listening... / 3:58 A story from John U. Bacon This week, Detroit Tigers' manager Jim Leyland announced his retirement. He was an 'old school' manager, relying more on his guts than a spreadsheet. His decisions irritated some fans, but not his results. When you're 68, working in a young man's game, announcing your retirement is not a surprise. But there are a few underappreciated qualities about this grizzled veteran that are worth remembering. Jim Leyland was a baseball man to the core. Raised in Perrysburg, Ohio, the son of a glassworker, he grew up wanting to do one thing: Play baseball. He was good, very good, so the Tigers signed him up to play catcher in their minor league system. But just to get to the majors, you need to be great – and after seven years battling to get to the big leagues, Leyland realized he wasn't great. Not as a player, at least. The Mudbowl takes us back to what football used to be By John U. Bacon • Oct 18, 2013 user Wystan / Flickr Tomorrow morning, one of Michigan's oldest traditions will be on display. No, not at the Big House, but at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house. That's where they've played something they call The Mudbowl every year since 1933, the same season Jerry Ford played center for the national champion Wolverines, and Columbia University won the Rose Bowl. Creating a minor league for football and basketball could save college athletics. Here's why. By John U. Bacon • Oct 4, 2013 Mark Brush / Michigan Radio Listen Listening... / 3:33 An audio essay from John U. Bacon. Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany said last week that football and basketball might work better if they had minor leagues, so players who didn't want to attend college had somewhere else to go. I came to the same conclusion several years ago, though for different reasons. Most of the problems with college football and basketball can be traced back to their beginnings. Unlike most sports, football and basketball developed on college campuses. When the NFL and NBA opened decades later, they didn't have to start their own minor leagues, they simply used the college teams to develop their players. Who learned their lesson from Penn State's NCAA sanctions? By John U. Bacon • Sep 27, 2013 user: wfyurasko / Flickr Listen Listening... / 3:58 In November of 2011, Penn State's former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky was arrested on forty criminal counts, including the sexual assault of eight boys over a fifteen-year period, one of them in the showers of Penn State's football building. Author and commentator John U. Bacon is worried about the future of college football By Stateside Staff • Sep 12, 2013 Listen Listening... / 17:58 We're deep into the 2013-2013 college football season. Fans flock to the "hallowed ground" of their team's home stadium, be it The Big House for Wolverines, Spartan Stadium for MSU Fans or, maybe Kelly/Shorts Stadium for you Chips. Or, maybe, your pilgrimage takes you to other states. To Beaver Stadium in Happy Valley or Ohio Stadium or Notre Dame Stadium. No one can argue the fact that, no matter which metric you use, whether attendance, TV ratings, revenue for the NCAA, money into the coffers of the college or university, college football is huge. But, Michigan Radio's sports commentator John U. Bacon is deeply worried about the future of college football. He fears it may be losing its soul and, with it, the support of fans and players. His new book is a deep-dive into the Big Ten during the 2012 college football season. It's called "Fourth and Long: The Fight for the Soul of College Football." Bacon sat down with Stateside host Cynthia Canty and spoke about his new book. I loved baseball from the start – but it didn't love me By John U. Bacon • Aug 9, 2013 Julian Carvajal / Flickr Listen Listening... / 3:33 When I started in tee-ball, I was so short that if the catcher put the tee on the far corner of the plate, I couldn't reach it. Yes, I struck out – in tee ball. Our first year of live pitching wasn't any better. One game we were beating the other team so badly, they were about to trigger the "Mercy Rule," and end the game. Coach Van pulled me in from my post in right field – where I kept company with the dandelions – and told me to pitch. I wasn't a pitcher – I wanted to be a catcher, like Bill Freehan -- but I'm thinking, "This is my chance." I walked three batters, but miraculously got three outs. We won – and I figured that was my stepping stone to greater things.I was surprised my dad wasn't as happy as I was. He knew better – but he didn't tell me until years later: Coach Van was not putting me in to finish the game. He was putting me in to get shelled, so the game would keep going. He was putting me in to fail. They come and go: On U-M equipment manager Jon Falk's retirement By John U. Bacon • Jul 26, 2013 TEDxUofM / Vimeo Listen Listening... / 3:20 John U. Bacon reflects on University of Michigan equipment manager Jon Falk's career. Jon Falk first met football coach Bo Schembechler in 1967. Falk was a freshman working in the equipment room at Miami of Ohio, and Schembechler was the head coach. Schembechler seemed pretty gruff to Falk, so he avoided him. That was not going to work for long. Falk graduated from Miami in 1971 and stayed on as the football team's assistant equipment manager. He lived at home with his mother and his grandmother and took care of them. In 1974 Bo invited Falk to interview in Ann Arbor. Falk had never lived anywhere but tiny Oxford, Ohio, so he was a little apprehensive about going to such a big place.When he returned, he told his mother and grandmother that he was going to turn down Coach Schembechler's offer because he did not want to leave the two of them by themselves. That night, around four in the morning, Falk's mother came into his room, crying. She said it hurt her to say it, but he must go to Michigan. "I know Coach Schembechler will take care of you." Summertime isn't as easy as it used to be, as far as kids' games are concerned By John U. Bacon • Jun 28, 2013 University of Exeter / Flickr Listen Listening... / 3:42 Summer time, and the livin' is easy. But not if you have children. Nowadays, you have to drive your kid to soccer camp and band camp, to this lesson and that clinic, to make sure they never have a single un-programmed minute of summer to themselves. Yes, something is gained from all this -- like structure and safety -- but something is lost, too. You see a basket in every driveway, but no one playing on them. Without their own games, kids never learn how to settle their own arguments. Does any ten-year-old know what a "do-over" is? Ten years later, Coach Lapper's anniversary By John U. Bacon • Jun 21, 2013 user seabamirum / Flickr Listen Listening... / 4:01 I first met Mike Lapprich when I was an assistant hockey coach at Ann Arbor Huron High School, and he was just a ninth grader. He was a big kid with a baby face, a shy guy with an easy smile – an oversized puppy. I came back five years later as the head coach, when Lapper, as we all called him, had just finished his first year as an assistant coach, at age 18. When I met the returning captain that summer, he brought a list of talking points. The first: "You have no idea what you're getting into." The second: "Lapper's our man. He's the guy we trust. Keep him, and treat him right." Has summer become too organized for kids? By Cynthia Canty • Jun 20, 2013 user micah.woods / Flickr Listen Listening... / 8:12 An interview with John U. Bacon. There's a new traffic jam each morning at the end of my street. It began the week after school let out. It starts around 8:30 each morning: the stream of mini-vans and SUV's waiting to turn into the parking lot of a church to drop the kids off at summer day camp. It's a scene being repeated all over Michigan. Kids being taken to one organized activity or another, from computer camp to theater camp to summer club swim meets, you get the idea. Michigan Radio Sports Commentator John U. Bacon has a question: what ever happened to good old fashioned playing? Listen to the full interview above. A history of unfortunate remarks, courtesy of OSU President Gordon Gee By John U. Bacon • Jun 7, 2013 Ohio State University Ohio State University president Gordon Gee's ability to put money in the bank was equaled only by his ability to put his foot in his mouth. Well, this week he was finally fired – er, retired, entirely voluntarily, of course, not pushed at all. Nooo. Gee has delivered a seemingly endless stream of gaffes, slanders and just plain stupid comments, which culminated in his unexpected departure. In politics, they say, when a man is shooting himself in the foot, don't grab the gun. In that spirit, I'll let the man's words speak for themselves. A tip for amateur athletes: The pros are way better than you think By John U. Bacon • Mar 1, 2013 www.bestsportsphotos.com Listen Listening... / 4:18 A lot of amateur athletes think they're not that far from the people who play their sports for a living. Well, when Michigan Radio Sports commentator John U. Bacon tried out for Detroit's minor league hockey team, he found out that just isn't so – and he found out the hard way. A few years ago – okay, a bunch of years ago – I bit on a bet I never should have touched. I was writing for the Detroit News, and a top minor league hockey team called the Detroit Vipers played at the Palace. So, I got to thinking: just how big is the gap, really, between the pros, and beer league players like me? Good question. And even better if I didn't try to answer it. But, being the hard-hitting investigative journalist that I am, I had to go down to the Palace, and find out. An unqualified success: The story of Eddie Kahn By John U. Bacon • Feb 22, 2013 U-M Bentley Historical Library Listen Listening... / 3:21 In the Michigan hockey program's 90-year history, some 600 players have scored more than 10,000 total goals. But the man who scored the team's very first goal 90 years ago, might still be the most impressive one of the bunch. This is the story of Eddie Kahn. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 next › last »


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Behind the Beautiful Forevers
Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity
By Katherine Boo
(Large Print Press, Paperback, Large Print, 9781594136184, 419pp.)
Publication Date: February 2013
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In this brilliantly written, fast-paced book, based on three years of uncompromising reporting, a bewildering age of global change and inequality is made human.
Annawadi is a makeshift settlement in the shadow of luxury hotels near the Mumbai airport, and as India starts to prosper, Annawadians are electric with hope. Abdul, a reflective and enterprising Muslim teenager, sees "a fortune beyond counting" in the recyclable garbage that richer people throw away. Asha, a woman of formidable wit and deep scars from a childhood in rural poverty, has identified an alternate route to the middle class: political corruption. With a little luck, her sensitive, beautiful daughter--Annawadi's "most-everything girl"--will soon become its first female college graduate. And even the poorest Annawadians, like Kalu, a fifteen-year-old scrap-metal thief, believe themselves inching closer to the good lives and good times they call "the full enjoy."
But then Abdul the garbage sorter is falsely accused in a shocking tragedy; terror and a global recession rock the city; and suppressed tensions over religion, caste, sex, power and economic envy turn brutal. As the tenderest individual hopes intersect with the greatest global truths, the true contours of a competitive age are revealed. And so, too, are the imaginations and courage of the people of Annawadi.
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I have 25 lbs of peaches - and no clue what to do!
I have been given 25 lbs of peaches I need to do something with today or tomorrow (before I go back to work on Thursday). I don't know whether to can them, freeze them, jam them, syrup or not them, etc. I can find all kinds of recipes, but none of them are really helping me know what to do.
Here's my situation - I have a water bath canner and can do some that way. I have a freezer to put them in and can do some that way.
I do want to do some jam - either now or later. If later, do I freeze them now or can them now?
What is the best pie filling recipe (I don't want to form in pans now - just make the filling)?
If I can/freeze plain peaches, can they all be turned in to jam/pies later? Will freezing or canning work best for one or the other?
I think I'm leaning toward canning some in very light syrup, freezing some plain, and making some jam now. Will the light syrup ones be OK for jam later?
All thoughts/suggestions welcome! Thanks!
Since you are working with a limited time frame I'd freeze them all now and then use them when you have time to make what you want. Just sugar pack them (see below) and they can be used for anything later. Easy and fast to do. Much faster and easier than trying to make jam and pie filling etc. in 2 days.
If you can them then you would be re-canning already canned food later and that is no efficient or recommended.
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Mouse tries many new things when he and Minka celebrate summer by enjoying a picnic in the park.
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History channel's hit reality series American Pickers has put a new face on the world of antiquing. The show follows professional Iowa-based pickers Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz as they crisscross their way around the country in search for the next honey hole of antiques and collectibles to restore and resell. As they say in the show's opening, "What most people see as junk, we see as dollar signs." Digging through rusted mountains of riffraff in people's barns, basements, and outbuildings Mike and Frank uncover unique treasures of all kinds from early motorcycles to vintage oil cans and advertising to taxidermy elephant heads. Each piece comes with a story and history all its own that provides the audience with a deeper understanding and appreciation of America's roots.
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Oh how i miss hearing this on the front page.
It may only be a 9 second loop but i tell you what that it's the greatest song that was less that 10 seconds long ever made,when i first started coming to Newgrounds i was fascinated by this theme on the front page and all the little Zelda chickens running around it just had a charm to it that no other could match and everytime i go to Newgrounds i always think of this epic 9 second loop,a true masterpiece this is.
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FAU breaks out the Oklahoma Drill
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FAU football's Pro Day
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Paul Graham press conference following 33-point night against Troy
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The Super Bowl teams have been determined as the Denver Broncos will be the AFC representative after defeating the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks will be the NFC representative as they beat the San Francisco 49ers in their respective playoff game. This will be an epic Super Bowl as you have teams with two very different personalities stemming from the coach and working their way down to the players.
The Denver Broncos are similar to "Cool Hand Peyton", not demonstrative, business-like and focused while the Seattle Seahawks are similar to a young man who has just received their first car as they race around the neighborhood music blaring and driving at a very high speed. The Seahawks are the equivalent of the "New Kids on the Block" as they are not truly concerned about how society thinks they should act because they feel as if they are the rebels who in many respects will wear their emotions on their sleeves.
This 2014 Super Bowl will once again be must see television of which no one will want to move from in front of their television sets. The Seahawks defense led by the "Legion of Boom" against the grizzled old master of the number one offense in the league, the Denver Broncos led by their sterling quarterback Peyton Manning.
When one thinks of the Super Bowl they think of the teams and usually who will be performing during the halftime show and sometimes the halftime show is better than the game. The Super Bowl is one of the penultimate sporting events of every year and 2014 will likely be no exception as it will include two quality teams of contrasting styles and personalities.
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Herndon is a populated place located in Guthrie County at latitude 41.846 and longitude -94.349.
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Ivermectin Toxicity in 17 Collies
Article first published online: 28 JUN 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1939-1676.2002.tb01611.x
Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine
Volume 16, Issue 1, pages 89–94, January 2002
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Hopper, K., Aldrich, J. and Haskins, S. C. (2002), Ivermectin Toxicity in 17 Collies. Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, 16: 89–94. doi: 10.1111/j.1939-1676.2002.tb01611.x
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- Issue published online: 28 JUN 2008
- Article first published online: 28 JUN 2008
- Revised May 7, 2001; Accepted August 8, 2001
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- Breed idiosyncracy;
- Drug reaction;
- Mechanical ventilation;
- Respiratory paralysis
Ivermectin is widely used in veterinary medicine as an anthelminthic and generally has a wide margin of safety, but Collies are prone to ivermectin toxicity. Two groups of Collies were presented to the University of California Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (VMTH) with ivermectin toxicity. The medical records of the 2 groups of Collies were reviewed retrospectively. Group I comprised 5 adult Collies that received at least 400 μg/kg ivermectin PO and were presented to the VMTH 3 hours after intoxication. These Collies showed marked clinical signs on presentation. Three of these dogs required mechanical ventilation and were euthanized for financial reasons; the remaining 2 dogs were comatose but recovered in 5–7 days. Group II was comprised of 12 adult Collies presented to the VMTH 2 days (n = 10) and 5 days (n = 2) after subcutaneous injection of 200–250 μg/kg ivermectin. These animals showed greater variation in severity of illness among individuals; 5 animals progressed to stupor or coma, whereas 4 animals remained ambulatory. Most of these dogs' clinical signs deteriorated from the day of intoxication until approximately day 6, from which time they showed gradual but steady improvement. All of the Collies in this group survived, but it took 3 weeks for most of them to recover. Collies suffering from ivermectin toxicity can have a severe and prolonged clinical course requiring intensive nursing care. Respiratory, cardiovascular, and nutritional support may all be required. With appropriate care, however, the prognosis for complete recovery is good.


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In this Full Sail University student film about talent and determination, an ambitious but inexperienced baker gets a tall order – and a chance to prove himself worthy of the job. The film was directed by Grant Martin (2013 Film graduate), written by Heather Brumley (2013 Film graduate), and produced by Anthony Lietz (2013 Film graduate).
This model of a pair of locking pliers, or vise-grips, was created by Andrew Rushakoff (2015 Computer Animation graduate)
This fictional advertising campaign to encourage travelers to visit Osaka, Japan was created by Emily Olivieri (2015 Digital Arts and Design graduate).
These behind the scenes photos are from the student film production of Men of This Life. See the project in its entirety below.
"Harbinger of the Blood Butterfly" is a character model by Lâm Dūng (2015 Game Art graduate) with credit to Eliana Benz who did the weight painting.
This still life was created by Mario Leblanc (2015 Computer Animation graduate) who was responsible for modeling, texturing, shading, and lighting.
Yasser Villar (2015 Digital Arts and Design graduate) created these tribute posters to the Gundam Series.
These stills were taken from the Game Design and Game Development student created game Containment, an isometric twin-stick shooter game where the main character, a mage, attempts to break free and seek revenge from a group of scientists.
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This character animation demo reel is from Ngo Thiet (2015 Computer Animation graduate). Models and rigs are from animationbuffet.blogspot.com and used for educational purposes only.
Paula Corrales (2014 Digital Arts and Design graduate) created fictional branding of a Frida Kahlo-inspired bakery.


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Lynn Hummel: Russian leadership is at it again
The restless Russians are at it again. This time, Vladimir Putin has flexed his muscles and the Russian troops have moved in to take charge of the Crimean port city of Sevastopol which is part of the Ukraine.
His excuse is that he must protect the ethnic Russians living in this foreign city.
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People are still talking about Felix Baumgartner's incredible Stratos jump. OK, most of them are moms who will have to spend the next three months forbidding their daredevil children to jump off the roof, but still–it was pretty awesome. Something that awesome deserves to be preserved forever so we can enjoy it again and again, and what better way to commemorate a record-breaking feat than by recreating it with LEGO bricks?
It all starts as the parachute (the all important part of this death-defying act) is readied on the ground. The mood is tense, as all crew members know what's at stake if their preparations fail. LEGO Felix Baumgartner steps into the capsule that will be his last connection with solid ground for the better part of an hour. As LEGO Baumgartner's journey toward the heavens begins, people, houses, and roads all become small, then disappear. The excitement builds right along with the anxiety. Check out our gallery and the video above to see the jump – and the surprise ending!
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Outdoor lighting is not that much different than interior lighting. The main difference lies in the weatherproof nature of the lights housing or its configuration. Another element in outdoor lighting is the use of low-voltage lights. Compared to "line" voltage lights, low-voltage light systems are often installed by the homeowner, which can be a great cost benefit to hiring and bringing in a full fledged electrical contractor.
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Area lights: These lights illuminate larger areas, like a front porch.
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Nathan's favorite things: A look back at 2013
A lot of significant things happened this year in the Farmington School District, not least of which is the discussion that popped up at the end of the year about creating a whole new kind of school. But as much as anything, 2013 will be remembered as the Year of the iPad.
The popular tablet computers were a really big deal in 2013, with the district putting one in the hands of every student. The idea was to open up new methods of teaching and learning.