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June 7th, 2005 #1
C.O.W. - #016: Evolutionary Dead End - VOTING!!!
Topic: Evolutionary Dead End
Deadline for the voting: Tuesday, 14 June 2005
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concept: siadamahakavikiki turtle ("b- class movie/ mr. radar from the moon vs godzilla" style description
The siadamahakavikiki tutrles are very fragile animals in the first days of there life. they used to be eaten, by the bigger ines or mecha godzillas. There only way to survive, was to attack their opponents whith their horrible destructive voice(hdv)[ths is just so stupid]. Unfortunatelly the hdv of small siadamahakavikiki turtles was to weak to destroy big mecha- turtles. they could only destroy them by working in pairs. [br carefull- the best moment] So the formal leader of the turtles- Kasadahikuhiku- asked one of the gods, if he could fast forward the evolution. And so it happened- the siadamahakavikiki turtels gained two more heads instead of legs. Now, in their early years, their weak hdv was 3 times stronger. When the siadamahakavikiki got older, he was better in making the hdv, and didn't need his 2 brothers. Because they are used as legs, the die when they are about 3 years old. [this is getting more godzilla style the ever ]. The god while evolving the siadamahakavikiki turtles gived every head 1/3 of there old brain, so after leg- heads die, do dies 2/3 of the brain and the head-head gest really stupid (almost as stupid as this story). Usually it makes some syupid decision in his life and dies shortly, after the death of his 2 brothers.
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concept: 'Pennepotenti Procella Ire'
The Lightning Hawk as it was originally known by the gasminers of Accido used three specially modified groups of muscles to create giant static discharges, these were the birdlike creatures main means of catching prey. Thhe world of Accido is bisected around its equator by a ridge of extremely high mountains which completely separate the methan rich atmosphere of the south from the oxygen rich north, every year the Thunderbirds (as someone far more into suermarrionation than ancient Native American culture renamed them) would travel south to the ridge to dig nesting burrows into the ridge. Just before summer 2502 E.S. a skymine's fusion plant failed and crashed into the ridge smashing away the weakened top along a line of burrows. The methane and oxygen mixture was ignited two days later by a Thunderbird arriving early for mating season, the atmosphere ignited, killing all life on the planet as well as 400 gasminers in the resultant inferno.
concept: Sarssar
The Sarssars lived during the period of the Great Glacial Age, when the vast plains of their home planet were covered by a thick (up to 30ft.) layer of snow.
Spending most of their time below the snowy surface, they developed special gills through which they could suck in the adjacent snow and filter out the oxygen from the melting product. With their short but strong legs, and feet featuring a thick membrane between the fingers they could easily dig tunnels into the snow.
To hunt down prey, a Sarssar would lie right beneath the snow surface. Its headplate and turtle-like back, looking like some moss-covered rocks, lured small animals in search for food. As soon as its victim was close enough, a quick movement of the neck was all it took the Sarssar to bite and kill the unsuspecting animal.
400-years of constant heating-up of the their home planet caused the snowfields to melt away and led to the Sarssars' extinction.
concept: Bottom Feeders
These creatures have no known defesive mechanism as their bone structure has become so weak. Thier forearms are actually bending and curving over time as they become older since the weight of thier bodies is too much for thier malnutritioned structures. They only feed off of the ground since they are too slow to chase prey and lack any teeth other than a short suction-like mouth. They move about as quick as your average sloth and often can be found with toxic bulb spice ( a meat feeding plant) stuck to thier bodies. The bottom feeders will sometimes spend a day or two in one spot filtering through sand and loose dirt for nutrients, the problem is that they dont obtain enough food between thier size and the fact that the bulb spice suck the blood from thier sickly bodies similar to leeches. Thier eyes have evolved to face downward since most of thier time they spend looking at the ground through which thier filtering for food. This had made thier eye site Very poor.
Bottom feeders future: They evolve to become the slowest mammal every known, so slow that they cant even perform sex, thus their species dies out.
concept: The Fortress Bulls amazing armour configuration was the result of an evolutionary arms race between the local herbivores and carnivores. Practically invincible, it became the most successful mammal in the area and reproduced in great numbers.
However, as its habitat shifted towards a warmer climate the watering holes began to dry up. The bulls heavy armour made it impossible travel the distance, to seek out new places to drink. Slowly but surly the Fortress Bull was wiped out.
concept: The armored wolf became extinct because of one of its greatest assets. The bone growth that gave it its armored appearance was harder than most bone, became a luxury to the high class of the 1700s in Europe, and were hunted and poached to extinction. These amazing creatures were never recorded in documentation. The creature could not hope to protect itself against human weapons such as guns, which echo too much and distressed its hearing.
concept: Owen's gazelle (Gazelli oweni), also called the 'crown of thorns' gazelle is sadly now extinct. The elaborate horns of the male, apparently the target of female choice during mating displays, are a well-known example of a 'runaway' process of sexual selection gone awry. Male horns were grown continuously throughout the adult's life, often leading to severe limitations in the animal's ability to feed, bend the neck, and escape from predators. Researchers speculate that it was a combination of predation and premature death of males caused by excessive horn material that led to a precipitous population decline and, ultimately, extinction.
concept: This creature is called the Atlantic Ironshell. The shell is composed of Iron and Nickel, as well as calcium and the usual shell stuff. It used the magnetic field the metallic shell generated to sense the electrical signals generated by muscle contractions to sense prey and foes. The two factors that spelled the end for this fascinating creature are
1. Fluctuations in the planets magnetic field caused some major problems. They could have been over come except...
2. The shell was just too damn heavy. As you can see, it used claws on the main tentacles to drag itself. However, this requires a lot of energy, and they couldnt live just on the rocks used for the shell alone.
concept: Crannossa Skelpta
The Crannossa Skelpta is a reptilian-like creature that walked the earth thousands and thousands of years ago. An adult male stood about 12 feet tall when fully extended. It was almost completely blind, so it needed to use its excellent sense of smell to find its only source of foodthe berries of the kurja shrubs. After it caught wind of a freshly bloomed shrub, it used its 4 arms to tear at the berries2 held the branches, while the other two ripped the berries into it's mouth.
The one thing about this rare plant was its defense mechanism, which was completely unknown to the Crannossa Skelpta. The kurja flowers omit an odorless gas when plucked. This gas is extremely acidic and when inhaled can cause tissue to burn and die.
Over thousands of years of the Crannossa Skelpta nipping at their food the vapors eventually hardened the nasal passages of the creature to withstand the fumes. But over time this had an adverse effect as it continued to limit their keen sense of smell and finally blocked their scent glands all together. With their almost non-existent eyesight, they were unable to find food and shortly fell into extinction due to starvation.
The last remaining Crannossa Skelpta fossils have been dated back to roughly 8328 B.C. somewhere in the desert lands of Utah.
concept: Black Loodig Tree Sprout
Tree Sprouts are thought to be a near extinct species that live deep in forests and jungle type areas. Hard to spot, these creatures have evolved over time and adapted to life by growing plant material throughout their bodies. At first, it was used as camouflage but later became dependent on the plant, often being the Black Loodig Forest Vine, feeding from the nutrients it produced.
Once man evolved and started to clear forests, the tree sprout began to lose its cover. Spending more time out in the open exposed the vine to an abundance of sun which caused the vine to wither and eventually die. The Black Loodig Vine requires shade to be able to grow properly. With the death of its camouflage and lack of habitat, the tree sprouts have been rapidly dying off. The few that remain are considered prized trophies for skilled hunters who still believe they exist. Sightings have been reported but often debunked when it is realized what was seen was just a log.
concept: Rutilisolis africanus "Savannah Sunbird"
Likely the last of an ancient line of flightless birds, possibly related to the Dodo of Mauritius. This species was native to the savannahs and scrub of Africa. The Sunbird got its name from one of the most spectacular mating displays in the animal kingdom. Once it reached maturity the males feathers took on the color and sheen of solid gold. When trying to attract a mate, it pranced about in a small clearing among the dull dried grasses. This usually took place in the midday sun, dazzling the females with a brilliant lightshow. The native peoples were equally amazed and considered it a sign of good fortune. Unfortunately for the Sunbird, its display was like a beacon to every curious land and air predator for miles in every direction. They were not terribly smart or fast on their feet, so most did not survive their first dance.
concept: Papiomyrmecophaga tridactyla
Known as the Masters of Magnetism or the Papiots.
The Papiots would fish for organisms in murky cavern waterways using their specialized eye to bounce magnetic waves off the riverbed. Propped up on all four arms with their head in the river, they would comb their serrated snout along the bottom to catch their meals. These creatures originally boasted a balanced diet of many different river organisms. One plentiful plankton-like organism was their favorite seeing that they were magnetically charged making them extremely easy to spot and catch. Eventually they began to focus their attention solely on these magnetically charged organisms as they discovered a hearty diet of these organisms tremendously boosted their control over magnetic waves throughout their bodies. Their snout evolved to accommodate fishing for these organisms and lost the ability to feed on other organisms. This led to their demise.
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concept:The bone horse
This particular species of hourse carried the camouflage idea of zebras further and developed one to look like a dead horse. During evolution it's legs devolved from not running away though, so if discovered as alive(which happened rather often due to scavengers) it couldn't get away. Some extreme examples also note the legs simply getting too weak to carry the body and as the bone horse lives in rather dry grassland it simply died from the heat. These days it's extinct due to those circumstances.
June 7th, 2005 #3
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Ehm, i did enter but my entry isn't in the poll. Could this by fixed or did i do something wrong?
June 7th, 2005 #5
Read the note in my post above...
June 7th, 2005 #6
voting for andrewley again,concept seems plausible and the pic is beautiful.
followed by bluefooted's.
deschamps-i actually liked the fishing one better than the final entry.
bluemech-you should have put a scales texture on it.
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June 7th, 2005 #7
Des Champs
nice idea, makes pretty good sense and lots of orginality in the creature and painting. Maybe a better story... cus they cant really cye out just cus they only eat one type of organism?? maybe.
Good work though.
Like Bluemech's and Andrew Leys ideas aswell. Good work all
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June 7th, 2005 #8
PHATandy: thanks.
If that organism dies off or dwindles in number they die... thats what I was eluding to. Doesn't need to be spelled out.
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June 7th, 2005 #9
Ok I have to give this guy my vote. I have not yet figured out how to create those kind of works that look beautiful but were probably simplistic and easy to make, and obviously require an experienced hand to project the full vision.
But then again, I'm here to learn and get better.
young paddy1 : I love the idea and the colors, but maybe a little more work into the realism of the actual creature would have made it even better?
Also, good job leckronium and deschamps !!
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June 7th, 2005 #10
my vote went to bluefooted. The most original one
2 place- Andrew Ley or MIKECORRIERO for the skills
June 7th, 2005 #11
I gotta give my vote to bluefooted for making me spit soda through my nose in laughter when I first saw that gazelle. That afro of antlers is just hysterical.
I also really love the watercolor painting look to the rendering. It really looks like artwork from a storybook or field guide. Great idea and great painting. Good work!
June 7th, 2005 #12
Voted for MIKE because his concept was solid and I liked the way it was presented.
Also really liked Bluefooted's watercolourish style and Deschamps unique design
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June 7th, 2005 #13
I voted for AndrewLey because to me, his concept is the most realistic. An evolutionary arms race is a fascinating circumstance, and having an animal that died out from being too well armored is neat twist. The blurriness of the piece to me could be the fact that this animal is extinct and well never know what it looks like, or a sand storm.
I also like hallos creature and Digisaurs bird. Remarkable creature designs and distinctive concepts.
Excellent work by all, great job!
I didnt vote for mine because its a better SNES sprite than a realistic concept. Anyone got any Photoshop advice? Ah, well. Bring on next week!
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June 7th, 2005 #14
As usual, some very creative and inspiring entries from concept copy to actual concept image. I had several that I enjoyed but I latched onto one right away and was never swayed.
Bluefooted, you have my humble vote. Damn...I do enjoy your work.
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June 7th, 2005 #15
wow... some more great entries.
I ended up voting for Shadoman because, despite the fact that I felt the coloring could have used some work, I believe he had the most solid take on the topic.
June 7th, 2005 #16
This is hard to pick. So many great entries.
I really dig the design of hallo's creature and the coloring is really nice. And AndrewLey's work is just outstanding as always. BlueMech has a really fun concept going on there. And the art of shadoman, leckronium, Digisaur and deschcamps are too good to let go. >.<
After the long debate and struggling, I decide to cast my vote for bluefooted. I just love the horns, and the coloring. and it seems to be a very realistic creature too. And the reason for its extinction makes perfect sense.
June 7th, 2005 #17
Some nice creatures this time around! Thanks for the nice comments on my silly entry
Bluemech: I laughed out loud when I saw your creature Nice idea. Wish there was just a bit more time spent on the art.
MikeCorriero: Really nice depiction and a tragic story. Like the cut aways of the weak bones.
Andrew Ley: Wonderful atmosphere: you can actually feel the weight pressing down on the bull, and the dry, desolate wind blowing.
Shadoman: A nice pic with an interesting background - the rendering on the creature is nice - but your description doesn't really describe an evolutionary dead end - as a biologist, I can't let that go
My vote went to Digisaur: That bird is just so well-colored and the vacant expression on his face is great. Love the description as well. Good job!
June 7th, 2005 #18
voted for bluefooted, because the style is cool and the concept was also nice
June 7th, 2005 #19
I had to vote for deschamps this time around. The rendering is beautiful and the creature is unique; I saw of very earthly creatures this time around, and his was definitely out there. That eye is really intriguing, and looks almost more like a mirror or a gemstone... love it.
June 7th, 2005 #20
some nice entries this week,
MikeCorriero: Nice well thought out design, nicely illustrated
AndrewLey: you get my vote this week, although one thing bugs me.. the fact that they "reproduced in great numbers" ? I'm pressuming that the female Fortress Bull doesn't have quite the same armour on her back ? cause I would think that the race could die out from the guys trying to mount them !
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Andrew: That's a very handsome beast. The rendering looks loose but not at all rushed.The damp, heavy feel of the atmosphere is handled well. The topic is easily evident in the design, no explanation needed. You got my vote!
Kudos to everyone who participated too! Some really nice ones.
June 7th, 2005 #22
Man, I'm kicking myself for not finishing anything again. I had an idea, but when I went to do it I realised it was just going to look like a regular cow. So I went back to the drawing board and tried to come up with something better but never did.
I voted for AndrewLey. It's a great design executed very well, and it fit the theme wonderfully.
Bluefooted and deschamps both had great pieces as well.
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June 8th, 2005 #23
Voted for AndewLey, because the concept is really cool, and the image looks great. No crits here.
Great tonal composition by the way!
June 9th, 2005 #24
Well, with COW 16 comes dilemma 16....who to vote for. I narrowed it down to Bluefooted and AndrewLey. I wish I could vote for both but I guess I'll just have to choose.
Bluefooted - I like your style of drawing. It's very loose and full of character. Your painting style only supports your drawing ability and together make really nice illustrations to look at. Your concept is great and I laugh when I look at the expression of the creatures face. My only wish is that the creature be modified a little more to look less like a gazelle or deer. Even if it is as subtle as extending the snout or changing the color of the creature to something unique. I'm guilty of the exact same thing in my creatures and have been trying to steer away from it as hard as it may be.
AndrewLey - I liked the concept of this alot. It was unique and believable enough to make it realistic. The execution was nice and you managed to keep the feeling of a bull yet present something that was not-so-recognizable to the eye.
So because this is a concept contest first then technique second, I'm gonna have to go with AndrewLey. Great effort on everybodys part and now on to the next round...
June 9th, 2005 #25
Voted for ANdrewLey...
I love the idea behind the fortress bull and the execution was spot on. The stance looked like he was working hard to hold up the weight of all his armour. And the story about the warmer climate and lack of water was well thought out.
The other contenders for me this week were shadoman and leckronium.
June 9th, 2005 #26
Glikster, look, bluefooted, duddlebug, and anyone who gave me a vote - thanks.
I was not happy with my entry at all. I also know that I need to work heavily on landscapes/environments they are definitely one of my weakest points.
AndrewLey got my vote this week. A very kickass concept and well executed. The fast swashes of color and blurriness of the edges really drew me to it artistically, plus it is a really cool looking creature.
No time for more crits, but Deschamps and leckronium got my 2nd and 3rd favs.
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June 9th, 2005 #27
Voted for
just cause i love that style of art and i though the premis was totaly rad.
June 12th, 2005 #28
Bluemech's snake was hilarious. Everything else, idunno, been there done that?
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I voted AndrewLey
Nice use of color and light, perhaps not totally finished
But I really dig the idea
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June 14th, 2005 #30
1 vote! Yeah! and it wasn't even me! O_o
Congrats AndrewLey , you deserved it. Great job everyone!
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This phrase by Colonel Henry Bouquet described the fear among colonial settlers of Indians whom they perceived as part of the wildness around them.
Indian warriors would not stand in ordered ranks but fell back into the forest only to emerge again in renewed attack. Their leaders defied British logic and proved effective against British forts. They were the enemy that nearly defeated the British.
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Definition of SHOOT
transitive verb
a (1) : to eject or impel or cause to be ejected or impelled by a sudden release of tension (as of a bowstring or slingshot or by a flick of a finger) <shoot an arrow> <shoot a spitball> <shoot a marble> (2) : to drive forth or cause to be driven forth by an explosion (as of a powder charge in a firearm or of ignited fuel in a rocket) (3) : to drive forth or cause to be driven forth by a sudden release of gas or air <shoot darts from a blowgun> <a steam catapult shoots planes from a carrier> (4) : to propel (as a ball or puck) toward a goal by striking or pushing with part of the body (as the hand or foot) or with an implement; also : to score by so doing <shoot the winning goal> <shoot a basket> (5) : to throw or cast off or out often with force <shoot dice> <the horse shot his rider out of the saddle>b : to cause (as a gun or bow) to propel a missilec (1) : to utter (as words or sounds) rapidly or suddenly or with force <shoot out a stream of invective> (2) : to emit (as light, flame, or fumes) suddenly and rapidly (3) : to send forth with suddenness or intensity <shot a look of anger at them>d : to discharge, dump, or empty especially by overturning, upending, or directing into a slide
a : to push or slide (as the bolt of a door or lock) into or out of a fasteningb : to push or thrust forward : stick out <toads shooting out their tongues>c : to put forth in growingd : to place, send, or bring into position abruptly
a (1) : to engage in (a sport or game or a portion of a game that involves shooting) : play <shoot pool> <shoot a round of golf> <shoot craps> (2) : to achieve (a particular score) in a game that involves shooting <shoot 80 in golf>b (1) : to place or offer (a bet) on the result of casting dice <shoot $5> (2) : to use up by or as if by betting : exhaust <shot his annual bonus on a shady deal>
a : to engage in the hunting and killing of (as game) with firearms especially as a sport <shoot woodcock>b : to hunt over <shoot a tract of woodland>
a : to cause to move suddenly or swiftly forward <shot the car onto the highway>b : to send or carry quickly : dispatch <shoot the letter on to me as soon as you receive it>
: to variegate as if by sprinkling color in streaks, flecks, or patches
: to pass swiftly by, past, or along <shooting rapids>
: to plane (as the edge of a board) straight or true
: to determine the altitude of
: to take a picture or series of pictures or television images of : photograph, film
a : to give an injection tob : to inject (an illicit drug) especially into the bloodstream
intransitive verb
a : to go or pass rapidly and precipitately <sparks shooting all over> <his feet shot out from under him>b : to move ahead by force of momentumc : to stream out suddenly : spurtd : to dart in or as if in rays from a source of lighte : to dart with a piercing sensation <pain shot up my arm>
a : to cause an engine or weapon to discharge a missileb : to use a firearm or bow especially for sport (as in hunting)
: to propel a missile <guns that shoot many miles>
a : to propel an object (as a ball) in a particular wayb : to drive the ball or puck toward a goal
: to cast dice
: to slide into or out of a fastening <a bolt that shoots in either direction>
: to record something (as on film or videotape) with a camera
: to begin to speak —usually used as an imperative <OK, shoot, what do you have to say>
— shoot at or shoot for
: to aim at : strive for
— shoot from the hip
: to act or speak hastily without consideration of the consequences
— shoot one's bolt
: to exhaust one's capabilities and resources
— shoot one's cuffs
: to tug one's shirt cuffs below those of one's coat
— shoot oneself in the foot
: to act against one's own best interests
— shoot the breeze
— shoot the shit
usually vulgar
: to shoot the breeze
— shoot the works
: to venture all one's capital on one play
: to put forth all one's efforts
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Examples of SHOOT
- Does this gun shoot accurately?
- He shot at the deer.
- The enemy was shooting at the rescue helicopter.
- She shot the arrow into the air.
- I tried shooting a gun for the first time.
- He shot a spitball into the girl's hair.
- a stunt in which she was shot from a cannon
- He shot two deer this hunting season.
- The police shot the suspect in the leg.
- She accidentally shot herself in the foot.
Origin of SHOOT
Middle English sheten, shoten, shuten, from Old English scēotan; akin to Old Norse skjōta to shoot
: the part of a new plant that is just beginning to grow above the ground
: a new branch and its leaves on an established plant
: an occasion when a movie, television show, etc., is being filmed
Full Definition of SHOOT
: a sending out of new growth or the growth sent out: asa : a stem or branch with its leaves and appendages especially when not yet matureb : offshoot
a : an act of shooting (as with a bow or a firearm): (1) : shot (2) : the firing of a missile especially by artilleryb (1) : a hunting trip or party (2) : the right to shoot game in a particular area or land over which it is heldc (1) : a shooting match <skeet shoot> (2) : a round of shots in a shooting matchd : the action or an instance of shooting with a camera : a session or a series of sessions of photographing or filming <a movie shoot>
[probably by folk etymology from French chute — more at chute]a : a rush of water down a steep or rapidb : a place where a stream runs or descends swiftly
Examples of SHOOT
- Small green shoots grew from the base of the tree.
- She is currently on a movie shoot in London.
Origin of SHOOT
Middle English schot, schote projectile, new growth, in part from shoten, verb, in part from Old English sceot shot
First Known Use: 15th century
—used to show that you are annoyed or surprised
Full Definition of SHOOT
—used to express annoyance or surprise
Origin of SHOOT
euphemism for shit
First Known Use: 1876
transitive verb \ˈshüt\ (Medical Dictionary)
shot \ˈshät\ shoot·ing
Medical Definition of SHOOT
: to give an injection to
: to take or administer (as a drug) by hypodermic needle
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Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - Ben Crane hung on for a 1-shot victory at the St. Jude Classic on Sunday, and that vaulted him to 101st in this week's world rankings.
Crane, who earned his fifth career win on the PGA Tour and first since the 2011 The McGladrey Classic, jumped 166 spots up the rankings from 267th last week.
The top of the rankings remained the same heading into the U.S. Open as Adam Scott maintained the No. 1 position ahead of Henrik Stenson, Masters winner Bubba Watson, Tiger Woods and Matt Kuchar.
Rory McIlroy, Jason Day, Sergio Garcia, Justin Rose and Jordan Spieth again rounded out the top 10.
Phil Mickelson, Jim Furyk, Hideki Matsuyama, Zach Johnson, Dustin Johnson, Jason Dufner, Steve Stricker, Luke Donald, Jimmy Walker and Victor Dubuisson remained in their positions from 11 through 20.
There were two players who got a spot in the U.S. Open due to their rankings this week, as Kevin Na and Bernd Wiesberger earned the right to play at Pinehurst No. 2.
Na is in 40th and will appear in his fourth U.S. Open, while Wiesberger just made the cut at No. 60 despite losing in a playoff to Mikael Lundberg at the European Tour's Lyoness Open on Sunday.
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|Medical Services ● Disease Control
Ticks can spread disease when they are infected
with certain bacteria, viruses or parasites. Transmission to
humans occurs through the bite of an infected tick. People who
spend time outdoors in tick-infested environments are at an
increased risk of becoming infected. Transmission usually
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[quote author="child"]Lawrence,
I am sorry for continuing to take you task, but several elements of your last post need clarification. I see what appear to be a bunch of non sequitors here:
Anyone who watches life on Earth realizes that life is created
Is that all life or just the life we see come and go on this planet? You didn't capitalize life, so I assume you meant the daily stuff we see. I doesn't follow that Life must have a beginning. I don't know that "anyone who watches" will conclude what you insist they must.
If life is created so must inanimate matter as well be created.
I don't see how this follows at all. What does the creation of life (if such be the case) have to do with the creation of inanimate matter?
Therefore God is the motivating force of the universe, the Creator.
I don't see how this explains anything or even follows. All you have said is that life springs and springs again, therefore something incomprehensible accounts for it.
Have I missed something like an explanation here?
This is just a simple poetic way of saying what is actually is. In philosphy this could be stated as every effect has a cause.
Life is born and dies which we know to be a fact. Heavy elements such as gold and iron do not exist in gas giants and it is hypothesized that the collision of stars or some other form of gravity is neccesary to cause the hydrogen atoms to become helium atoms to become progressively heavy elements. This we term fusion which is what is causing the sun to send radiant energy to the Earth which in turn feeds plant life and perpetuates the cycle of life on Earth. This should be readily understandable, but- where did the original hydrogen atoms come from?
Naturally the argument against this is, what if it already existed?
So I guess what this really amounts to - is their truly anything that I actually know that exists if I have not seen it. And the answer to this is no. We are and always will be dependent on others to describe the reality of the environment they live it to us and then we can accept or not accept those descriptions. Did tsunami just roll through the Indian Ocean? We did not see it so it could not have happened. Images on tv? Doctored. Eye witness accounts? Liars.
At some point you have to accept on faith what the advertiser is trying to sell you, otherwise you never make a purchase.


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Gloria Hagopian, RN, EdD
Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania
Last Modified: October 24, 2006
During each treatment, radiation passes through the skin located in the treatment field. It is likely that there will be some reaction to the skin that will begin to occur during the second week of treatment. You may notice that your skin is red, irritated, peeling, tanned, or appears to be sunburned. Skin reaction may be greater in people who have fair skin. Tere are many measures that you can take in order to protect your skin.
The skin reaction may increase until about seven days after your last treatment and then begin to go away. The skin will always be a little thinner and dryer. It may be more prone to infection and breakdown. Protect it with sunscreen in the summer.
Mar 7, 2011 - Cigarette smoking during radiation therapy for head-and-neck cancer is associated with a worse clinical outcome, according to a study published in the Feb. 1 issue of the International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics.
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Went up to Iroquois last night to play and while I was waiting for some buddies to show up this guy on the practice tee threw an ace. It was awesome!!! So after that I threw a 53 and only had 1 bogey. On 3,7, and 12 I was within 2 feet of having an ace myself. There's nothing like seeing someone else throw an ace to get you inspired...lol:-D
Hopefully I can continue the good play at Freeman Lake on Monday!!!