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Hearing on lawyer's motion in NY Facebook case
Tuesday - 11/27/2012, 9:15am EST
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - The latest in a string of lawyers who've represented a New York man in a multibillion lawsuit against Facebook wants off the case.
A hearing is set Tuesday on Ohio attorney Dean Boland's motion to withdraw as Paul Ceglia's attorney.
Boland filed the motion last month, a few days after Ceglia of Wellsville was arrested on charges accusing him of doctoring and destroying evidence to support his civil suit. Ceglia has pleaded not guilty.
Boland hasn't publicly said why he wants to withdraw, only that it has nothing to do with any belief Ceglia engaged in fraud.
Ceglia's lawsuit claims half-ownership of Menlo Park, Calif.-based Facebook based on a 2003 contract with founder Mark Zuckerberg.
At least a half dozen lawyers and firms have withdrawn from the case before Boland.
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|Title: Garrison life at Fort Chadbourne, 1852-1861
|Authors: Taylor,Travis
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|Title: TH Spotlight: Mr. Smith goes to San Antonio
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|Title: Weekender: Movietown megalopolis
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|Title: Up in the air: In the very public fight between Texas and the federal government, no organization has been as vilified as the EPA and its 'job-killing' regulations. That may be good politics, but is it good policy?
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|Title: Reviews (review of Rocky Mountain Heartland: Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming in the Twentieth Century by Duane A. Smith)
|Authors: Childers,Michael
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|Authors: Cooper,George M.
|Source: East Texas Historical Journal, 2010, 48 :1 ,pg 103- 120
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niiice looks good the fact that crafting and farming is in the game is really good i think and is something that more games should have.
Are there other rpg-like elements like character customization and many types of clothing/armor?
'Atajrubah' is the Arabic word meaning (an) 'Experience'. Atajrubah is set in a 1930's to 1940's era and is strongly influenced by Arabian Folklore and Architecture. The world is open for the player to explore either on their own or with their friends. Using the Oculus Rift for full immersion the player will discover hidden secrets and deadly enemies in a colorful and rich fantasy world. Built from the ground up to support the Oculus Rift and with VR in mind, the game will also be available to players who use conventional control methods and monitors. Atajrubah is a persistent world sandbox. Up to 30 players can join each other in adventuring, crafting, trade, exploration and combat against each other or hostile creatures such as bandits, ghul and djinn. You find yourself in a land not your own, with no prospect of finding out who you were. You are forced to forge ahead and create a new life.
Concept art and updates, getting closer to the next pre-alpha release.
Posted by MrNexy on Aug 24th, 2013
Hey folks !
Back with another update , I wanted to share some concept art with you and give you a run down of whats been developed and whats still in the pipeline.
- The player now grows hungry and thirsty at different rates , once the hunger or thirst is too high the player begins to lose health.At the moment the player can regain health and stave off hunger and thirst by collecting water and dates , this system will expand to include other food items some of which will change the rate at which you grow hungry or thirsty. At the moment the UI consists of debug messages that spawn in front of the player at the appropriate time , UI is a tricky thing to design for in VR.
- Groundwork for the crafting system has been laid out and there should be a prototype done by weeks end, expect to see a video update once this is done !
- Various mesh assets have been detailed and there is quite a back log of meshes , all of them awaiting detailing and texturing in Zbrush.
- More concept art is in the works ranging from player designs to starting area and creature designs, right now there are only sketches and thumbnails for those but once they're more fleshed out you can be sure that they'll be shared with all :)
I do hope that you all enjoy the concept art below and if you're interested please feel free to track the project , more updates are coming and myself and the other team members love the feedback :)
Player Outpost Building Concepts:
In Atajrubah you are able to build outposts in the desert to use as home bases,store your equipment in, raise animals and farm food in.
NPC Guard Concept:
The world is a dangerous place and to keep whats yours yours , you may have to hire guards to defend your outpost,escort you through dangerous areas or maybe just the bazaar.For this there will be an easy to use tiered guard system.
Coastal City Environment Concept:
A dynamic piece created by the concept artist to illustrate a coastal city , a new environment for the player to explore as one of the stretch goals of the soon to be launched funding campaign.
niiice looks good the fact that crafting and farming is in the game is really good i think and is something that more games should have.
Are there other rpg-like elements like character customization and many types of clothing/armor?
Thanks for the feedback Harybao !
Player customization certainly is a long term goal for this game , initially a lot of the character's appearance will depend on the kind of life they lead in-game and will be coincidental.
With regards to clothes and armor once there is a simple yet effective crafting system in place , its simply a matter of expanding the list of crafting recipes to allow for many types of clothing and armor.Though I would like to avoid power creep by keeping the strength of such items limited to the strength of the materials used.
A bit of a rant but I hope that helped answer your question :)
Nice thats cool I hope you get it running soon, many different clothing types always makes games more fun imo
ok yea that makes sense since it takes place in the 1930/40s so people didnt really wear armor then


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Kay-Yut Chen, a renowned behavioral and experimental researcher from Yahoo! and Hewlett-Packard, will join The University of Texas at Arlington's College of Business in the Information Systems and Operations Management Department in the fall.
Chen's research merges the classroom and the boardroom. He expects to continue to work with Yahoo Labs and HP on research projects that will bring both scientific and business values.
Chen is the author of "Secrets of the Moneylab: How Behavioral Economics Can Improve Your Business." His work, outlined in the book, is becoming increasingly popular. The research has been featured in Nature, Entrepreneur, The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek and Scientific American.
"A lot of people in business will tell you that they made a 'gut' decision," said Chen, who has doctorate and bachelor's degrees from the California Institute of Technology. "Sometimes those decisions are good ones. Sometimes they aren't. I try to explain why people make the decisions they do in business and how we can predict those decisions. Providing those data-driven insights to businesses is essential and allows them to thrive economically."
Chen's work shows how internal markets, innovative and high-quality data can shed light on and improve decision-making within a firm.
"More and more businesses are depending on analytics in making decisions and not just at the executive level, but with managers and even entry-level employees," Chen said. "Data is increasingly important. Science can help us to study how companies use that data, and how to use it better."
Chen identifies challenges to his approach as well, and meets them head-on.
"Many of the most important consequences of a decision are difficult to measure, things like trust and reputation," Chen said. "Figuring out how to quantify and value those things is a pivotal challenge."
Business Dean Rachel Croson said attracting someone from the business world will help students because Chen has experienced the realities of managing in a high-profile business.
"His groundbreaking research has produced monetized and tangible results for his employers," Croson said. "His work has generated millions of dollars for his companies. His ability to teach our students to do the same will significantly enhance their employability, and their future career paths."
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Not sure what it was but as soon as I put it down she smelled it for maybe 2 seconds before diving in. I had to move her away so the kittens could try before it was all gone! I recommend!
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The Cabinet recently approved the new colleges to be set up in Kodagu, Chitradurga,Tumkur, Chamarajanagar, Gadag, Haveri and Koppal. Recommending that the proposal be dropped, the departments of Health and Finance have submitted their objections in writing to the government. Copies of these documents are with The Hindu.
The Finance Department, in a note to the Cabinet, said the new colleges would, to start with, burden the government financially to the extent of at least Rs. 1,050 crore. The money would have to be diverted from more important development programmes already budgeted for other departments, the note said.
The Health Department on the other hand has accused the Medical Education Department of violating the Karnataka Government (Transaction of Business) Rules by not getting the opinion of other concerned departments before bringing the matter before the Cabinet.
The plan for the new colleges has also stirred a hornet's nest amongst doctors working in the Health Department. While the doctors in the district hospitals will benefit, those in the subordinate taluk hospitals will suffer stagnation as their promotions will get stalled, they feel.
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NASHVILLE — Epic Records says it is making "great efforts" to take down a new Future remix with a vulgar Lil Wayne lyric that has offended the family of a black U.S. teenager whose murder in the 1950s for whistling at a white woman helped to change the national conversation on race.
In a version of the song leaked over the weekend, the rapper makes a sexual reference to the beating death of Emmett Till, a 14-year-old Chicago boy tortured and shot in Mississippi in 1955. Till's family objected, and the Rev. Jesse Jackson contacted Lil Wayne's management, The Blueprint Group, on the family's behalf.
The label issued a statement Wednesday night apologizing for the release of the song.
"We regret the unauthorized remix version of Future's 'Karate Chop,' which was leaked online and contained hurtful lyrics," the statement said. "Out of respect for the legacy of Emmett Till and his family and the support of the Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. … we are going through great efforts to take down the unauthorized version."
Epic will release an official version of the song that "will not include such references."
A publicist said Lil Wayne had no comment.
He appears briefly on the song, alluding to the black teenager's beating in a way too vulgar to print.
Till was in Mississippi visiting family when he was killed. He was beaten, his eyes were gouged out and he was shot in the head before his body was tossed into a river. Two white men, including the woman's husband, were acquitted of the killing by an all-white jury.
Till's body was recovered and returned to Chicago, where his mother, Mamie Till, insisted on having an open casket at his funeral. Pictures of his battered body helped push civil rights into the cultural conversation in the U.S.
A cousin of Till's wondered if Lil Wayne understands just how damaging the lyric was.
Airickca Gordon-Taylor said Till's family would like an apology from Lil Wayne. But more than that, she'd like the platinum-selling New Orleans rapper to understand how his comparison of a sex act to the 14-year-old Chicago native's torture death in Mississippi is hurtful to the black community.
"It was a heinous murder," Gordon-Taylor said in a phone interview Thursday from Chicago. "He was brutally beaten and tortured, and he was shot, wrapped in barbed wire and tossed in the Tallahatchie River. The images that we're fortunate to have (of his open casket) that 'Jet' published, they demonstrate the ugliness of racism. So to compare a woman's anatomy — the gateway of life — to the ugly face of death, it just destroyed me. And then I had to call the elders in my family and explain to them before they heard it from some another source."
"Once he got the point he realized this was beyond the zone and he immediately pulled it," Jackson said. "And he talked with both artists, who agreed."
Gordon-Taylor said Epic Chairman and CEO LA Reid personally reached out to her on a conference call Wednesday evening that included the Rev. Jesse Jackson to explain and apologize. Jackson said in a phone interview Thursday that Reid said on the call that Future and Lil Wayne were cooperative.
Bob Dylan wrote a song about Till: "The Death of Emmett Till."
A Facebook posting on the Mamie Till Mobley Memorial Foundation page Wednesday night said Epic Records Chairman and CEO LA Reid had contacted the family to personally apologize.
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Opening up with Minnesota, the Trojans knew they were not going to have a cakewalk, as they entered year two under NCAA probation steming from incidents that happened before many on the current roster graduated high school.
Many who had watching the Trojans in 2010 saw the promise in Matt Barkley and Robert Woods, even as Woods was just a freshman.
And the two did not disappoint early on, hooking up on a 7-yard pass play with 5:52 remaining in the first quarter, putting the University of Southern California ahead, 6-0.
But coach Lane Kiffin's first attempt at two points failed, leaving the Trojans lead at just 6.
Once again, this time with 9:52 remaining in the second quarter, Barkley found Woods on a 43-yard bomb, giving the Trojans a 12-point advantage. Yet again, Kiffin gambled and went for two, failing again.
Minnesota got on the Coliseum scoreboard with a 21-yard field goal with 4:07 left before halftime, but Barkley found Woods again, this time a 2-yard slant route, giving the host Trojans an 18-3 lead.
This time, with sarcastic cheers coming from the Coliseum crowd, Kiffin chose to stay cautious, kicking for the extra point instead, and his kicker, Andre Heindari, placed the ball right between the uprights, giving the Trojans a 19-3 lead with 49 seconds to go before the half.
The second half was a completely different story, as the Golder Gophers scored once in the third and another in the fourth, making it a 19-17 game and keeping everyone on the edge of their seats.
The biggest change was at quarterback for Minnesota, who went with Max Shortell, as Marquies Gray left the game with cramps. Gray gave the Golden Gophers more of an option style quarterback, as compared to Shortell, who was a more traditional style QB.
The Trojans defense, which was burned time and time again by big plays in 2010, allowed 302 yards on the day, 192 of those coming through the air, as Torin Harris provided the Trojans lone interception on the day.
If this game showed what the Trojans can do the rest of the 2011 campaign, it saw a very good connection between Barkley and Woods, as the junior quarterback completed 34 of his 45 passes for 304 yards and the three touchdowns to Woods, who caught half of Barkley's completions for 177 yards, setting a new USC record for receptions in a game.
D.J. Morgan led the Trojan running attack, as the freshman gaing 70 yards on 18 carries.
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Veteran Congress leader and former Andhra Pradesh Governor, N D Tiwari who tied the knot with the mother of his biological son Rohit Shekhar on May 14 last, got his marriage registered at the registry office here.
The 89-year-old leader, who arrived at the registry office supported by his wife Ujjwala Sharma and staff members, completed all formalities related to the marriage to give it a legal status.
Tiwari had surprised everyone by marrying Sharma at a simple ceremony at his Mall Avenue residence here.
Tiwari was Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh thrice and Uttarakhand once. He was the Governor of Andhra Pradesh between 2007 to 2009, when his name figured in a sex scandal and he had to resign. He was also the External Affairs Minister in the Rajiv Gandhi's cabinet in 1980s.
Tiwari was earlier involved in a long legal battle to accept Ujjawla Sharma's son Rohit Shekhar as his biological son.
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PITTSFORD — Rory McIlroy's chip for birdie on No. 18 dropped into the hole, and he dropped to a crouch with a fierce fist pump.
Confident, intense, he looked like the defending champion at a major, the guy who won the PGA Championship by a record eight strokes last year.
Ever since McIlroy found himself in danger of missing the cut midway through his round Friday, that player may have finally returned.
McIlroy shot a 3-under 67 in tougher conditions Saturday to lift himself to the edge of contention. He was tied for seventh, six strokes behind leader Jim Furyk, heading into the final round.
"It was good to feel the sort of rush again," he said.
If he can feel it again Sunday, perhaps this will be the week that snaps him out of a season's worth of doldrums.
Through 11 holes of his second round, McIlroy was 4 over for the tournament. The cut wound up at 3 over.
Since then, he has played 25 holes in 7 under.
McIlroy was at 1 under for the tournament when he stepped up to the 17th tee Saturday. The final two holes have been the toughest to birdie at Oak Hill this week, but he did it at both, sinking a long putt on No. 17.
"Making a birdie on 17 is like an eagle," he said, "and then to follow it up with another on the last is even better."
McIlroy has yet to win in 2013 and shot just one round below 70 in his first three majors of the year.
Coming into Saturday, he did what he always does when he finds himself in a similar situation: He reminisced about Quail Hollow in 2010. McIlroy was two shots over the cut line with three holes to play in the second round when he made an eagle to stick around for the weekend.
Then he shot 66-62 over the last two days for his first PGA Tour victory.
"It gives me a bit of confidence knowing that I've been in that position before and I've been able to win," McIlroy said.
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Lead gen powerhouse ReviMedia, Inc. has partnered with industry-leading call marketing technology company RingRevenue. By integrating click-to-call tools developed by RingRevenue into ReviMedia's platform LXP, the online lead generation company now offers to connect auto and health insurance carriers directly to customers via the phone.
According to StatCounter, 12.3% of worldwide web traffic comes from mobile devices (as of 2012). In addition, a recent study by Google reveals that 94% of smartphone users in the US use mobile phones to search for local information, and another 70% use this information to directly connect to businesses. Click-to-call is becoming an increasingly important tool to support the direct connection between mobile users and businesses, providing a necessary link between mobile traffic and direct contact between companies and customers.
ReviMedia has integrated RingRevenue's industry-leading cloud-based marketing platform into its lead exchange platform, LXP, to generate calls to insurance carriers from their auto and health insurance forms. Thanks to RingRevenue's advanced call tracking features and real-time analytics, ReviMedia can now gauge consumer interest levels and optimize conversions for their clients.
"ReviMedia's always been at the forefront of mobile marketing. Click-to-call functionality offers many exciting possibilities for our lead buyers and affiliates. Lead buyers will be able to directly connect with interested consumers, and affiliates will be able to gain insight into how their traffic is performing. By extending ReviMedia's platform LXP with RingRevenue industry-leading call technology, we are now able to offer unique tools to advance mobile marketing", said ReviMedia COO Bas Offers.
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The Senate will take a procedural vote today to start debating on bipartisan legislation this week.
The bill — S.1789 — would:
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The Postal Service lost $5.5 billion in fiscal 2011 and expects to lose $17 billion by 2015.
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In October 2013, Modi had announced the construction of the 182-metre-tall statue of 'Iron Man' Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. Right from the very beginning of his campaign for the prime ministerial seat, Modi has pushed the Statue of Unity project, costs for which have been estimated at Rs 2,500 crore, proposed to be developed on a public private partnership model. The statue will be placed at Sadhu Bet, an island located 3 km from Sardar Sarovar dam. The statue would be nearly twice the iconic Statue of Liberty, which stands at 93 metre tall.
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And now, as part of his maiden budget, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has proposed Rs 200 crore aid towards the construction of the structure. The Gujarat state government has already made a provision of Rs 100 crore for the Statue of Unity in the budget for 2012-13. It must be noted, however, that during the first budget session on Monday, Jaitley in his speech in the Lok Sabha pointed at India's poor performance in the Human Development Index Survey. "India's performance continues to be below global average in most of the human development index indicators like life expectancy at birth, mean years of schooling, expected years of schooling and even the per capita income." And yet, a substantial amount of the people's money is being considered to be committed for building this statue.
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Very sad. RIP Josh Hancock.
Burn down the disco. Hang the blessed DJ. Because the music that he constantly plays, it says nothing to me about my life.
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Kile now this. wow, very sad.
That's sad I remember seeing him play for the Reds.
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Yeah wow, first Lidle now Hancock. In addition to the other death of the player I'm forgetting out in Colorado not too many years ago?
Very very sad. RIP Josh.
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October 2nd, 2010 #61
Painter Techniques
Thanks for the feedback on movies. Sounds like I might be able to build a similar brush from pens as thay are very pressure sensitive. Check out this sample:www.youtube.com/user/PJArtworks
I guess it may be a more dense brush that you mean though. Interesting question, thanks, I will think on it further.
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October 2nd, 2010 #63
Yes, Frank was a huge influence. I'll try to include some steps. You can also check out free in-depth step-by-steps samples at my online book store:www.pjartworks.com/shop/ebooks
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October 4th, 2010 #64
Though you paint the females really beautifully, I really can not take my eyes off the men you paint. It's not that I have some latent homosexual tendencies it's rather the way you make them look really interesting and hero-like. Especially this one is truly marvellous.
October 4th, 2010 #65
Thanks Placeboast! I like my heros to look traditionally heroic and tough, I'm old fashioned I guess.
Best regards,
October 5th, 2010 #66
Using Photo reference in painting: sample art!
Here's a page from my step by step ebook: 'Digital Painting Techniques', on using photo reference.
The good thing about these digital books, from reader feedback, is you can zoom in and see detail impossible with traditional artbooks. Hadn't thought of that when making them (the books are extreme hi-res, not this jpeg preview)!
The book is available from my online store: www.pjartworks.com or free using this month's offer on page one of this thread.
October 7th, 2010 #67
Return to Forever
Here is a quick painting I did live for my Masterclass students: Corel Painter
October 9th, 2010 #68
I really enjoy your insights on your work, Patrick. And that last piece is very nice and fresh.
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October 9th, 2010 #69
Thanks Eric, I appreciate you dropping by. Glad you like the 'live' art. It's a nice change to just start painting without a plan. Easy to fall flat on your face too!
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Cool abstracty space painting. Reminds me of John Berkey.
I've noticed there some strange artifacts in several of your corel paintings that look like watercolor like effects. Like the stuff just above your space ship, almost in middle, where there is a mix of green and ochre like colors. Not sure if you are getting that from you brushes or what. But it's kinda cool.
October 11th, 2010 #71
Thanks Jimshred!
The effect is a result of a custom blunt chalk and a custom paper texture.
October 11th, 2010 #72
Hi Patrick,
Its Kimi from the black group,
Good to see you in the pages of IFX, I've seen some of your recent artworks and they look amazing!
I really do miss being in your class, just the creative vibe in the room was enough for me to go home each day continue drawing/digital painting into the late hours.
I sort of lose moral here in the graphic design industry, no one i know speaks the same language.
I would love to opportunity to get in on some more of your classes. Even if its just for beginners.
All the best patrick
Last edited by Agathe; October 14th, 2010 at 05:24 PM."Most eyes skip the details... But its worth putting in the effort for the ones that appreciate it."
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October 12th, 2010 #73
Hi Kimi,
Great to hear from you. Thanks, glad you like the new stuff. Don't loose heart there is still a great online community and things will get better when the recession ends. Here's my Artist's Facebook page if you want to keep in touch: Patrick Jones Illustrator: Fantasy and Science Fiction Art
If you are interested in coming back to class we are putting together another masterclass in Brisbane city soon which looks like it will be getting government funding ie: very affordable. Here's a link with the person to contact: http://www.pjartworks.com/news/
Keep in touch and good luck,
October 16th, 2010 #74
Death of Diana
Death of Diana an oil painting for an upcoming online book: The Lost World
This artwork was also nominated for both a Chesley and an Illie award this year
October 16th, 2010 #75
Oh wow, Patrick, that's a real beauty.
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October 18th, 2010 #76
Thanks Eric,
Good to hear from you again!
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beautiful work.
October 18th, 2010 #78
Thanks Damjan.
October 19th, 2010 #79
Inspirational work! You can just get lost in the details, amazing atmosphere and use of colour. Really like some of the coloured gems!!
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October 19th, 2010 #80
Thanks Tiffany and Tim,
October 20th, 2010 #81
Death of Diana close up
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October 25th, 2010 #82
Song of the Siren
Traditional oils on canvas 4.5 feet X 3.5 feet
October 25th, 2010 #83
This is some great stuff. I love the original oil painting and how closely your digital work represents that work. Thanks for sharing.
October 26th, 2010 #84
Thanks Tom,
Glad to hear that as it's something I strive to do.
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October 26th, 2010 #85
Some really amazing pieces here. I love the colors you get in these pieces, they really complement the subject matter.
These are all awesome, but the Frankenstein monster piece is especially mind blowing.
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October 27th, 2010 #86
Thanks Duman!
October 30th, 2010 #87
Song of the Siren close up
Song of the Siren, close up of large canvas: oils
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October 30th, 2010 #88
This two last posted oil-paintings are masterpieces, Indiana "Jones" !!
October 31st, 2010 #89
Thanks Pierangelo!
Indiana Jones, eh? I like it!
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Sentinels Art: Corel Painter
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There is one significant item left on Larry Ellison's tennis to-do list.
The tech billionaire and owner of the BNP Paribas Open hasn't achieved it, but he's getting closer. Serena Williams actually considered entering the 2014 tournament before taking her name off the entry list.
The absences of Serena, the No. 1 women's player in the world, and sister Venus Williams, ranked 29th, are the only flaws in what has become one of the jewels of the desert: a tennis tournament that has almost all of the sport's top players, in a first-class facility that this year will be even classier.
Ellison, the oracle of Oracle, saved this tournament for the desert at the end of 2009 when he stepped in to buy the event and the Indian Wells Tennis Garden, preventing a potential move of the tournament to Shanghai or the Middle East.
He has spent lavishly to improve the event's status. One of his first moves was to increase the prize money, which for this year's event will be a little over $10.28 million, apportioned equally for the men and the women.
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"That means the experience that people have here cannot be compromised," Simon said.
Thus, fans who enter the Garden grounds — either Saturday for a sold-out charity event featuring John McEnroe, or for qualifying (Monday-Tuesday) or the main draw (beginning Wednesday) — will see the fruits of a $70 million expansion that includes a new 8,000-seat Stadium 2, featuring three restaurants: Chop House, Nobu sushi restaurant and Piero's PizzaVino.
There is new landscaping, including 417 recently planted date palms, and redone walkways. There are now nine entry gates where there used to be four, 1,800 additional parking places and a 19,000-square foot shade structure.
Additionally, power grids were replaced. WiFi was expanded dramatically, charging stations for mobile devices were added and a tournament app for iPhones and Androids has been established.
Ellison can afford it. He's only No. 3 on the Forbes 400 list, with a net worth of $41 billion.
All of this spending, of course, has other tournament owners/promoters alternately envious, scared or horrified, afraid they can't keep up.
Maybe there's something to that. The players have circled these two weeks on their calendars, not just because of the prize money but because they just feel like they're generally treated well.
"I think it's very important to have someone like (Ellison) supporting the sport," Rafael Nadal said after winning last year's tournament and walking over to shake Ellison's hand during the trophy presentation. "We just say thank you very much to him for all the things he's doing for the sport. He's very important to have … (someone) who is ready to convert this tournament to one of the best tournaments (in) the world."
This year's men's field will have the top 29 and 57 of the top 60 players in the world, and the women's features 27 of the top 30 and 55 of the top 60. Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Roger Federer, Victoria Azarenka, Li Na, Agnieszka Radwanska, Maria Sharapova … they're all on hand, making Indian Wells the next best thing to a grand slam event.


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(M2 PressWIRE Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Video games are electronic games that include a video device for human interaction with the user interface of the game. The video device might be a mobile display, PC monitor, or TV. The electronic systems used to play video games are known as platforms. The different types of platforms are TVs, consoles, mobile devices, PCs, and others. There are various types of games available for different gaming platforms. The video games are available in two major formats; Physical and Digital. The physical format comes in a physical disc, which is used while playing the game. The digital format is the one in which the game is downloaded and requires no physical disc to play.
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WMU Beta Alpha Psi Chapter Provides Free Tax Help to Intl. Students
The students are teaming up with members of the National Association for Black Accountants to help international students with their U.S. taxes.
The students have received training from the Internal Revenue Service's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program and will prepare federal and state income tax returns for international students during February, March and April, Cari Burke, graduate student pursuing a Master of Science degree in accounting and member of the Beta Alpha Psi accounting fraternity, told the campus newspaper Western Herald.
Other than the IRS training, tax preparers must also an individual tax accounting course and receive supplementary training, the Herald reported.
"Every person involved at WMU is a member of the community here," she said. "We're doing this to give back to the community and help those people who aren't familiar with the tax system here."
Since many of the students receiving the help don't have parents in the country that can claim them as dependants, they are forced to file on their own, Burke said
"We aren't able to do returns for those students who have e-trade accounts, businesses or any other income they received from outside of Michigan," Burke said.
"Our fraternity is based heavily around community service," Burke said. "We've sponsored events for the American Heart Association and raised money for the AIDS walk last year."


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...And thank you for visiting.
The purposes of this web site are to:
Provide a place for me to publish material that I have developed over the
years with respect to data warehousing. I hope to put something back into the data warehousing business as it
has been very good to me over the last 20+ years. Everything you find here is
free. I am particularly hopeful of providing good pointers to 'beginners' whose employers cannot afford to send them to classes.
Provide a place for me to have my own 'rants and raves' about the BI industry.
Provide links to other sites I think are useful to data warehousing
practitioners around the world.
Provide a place for me to 'advertise' my experience and skills.
If you are reading this and have need of one of the most experienced BI
consultants in the world feel free to drop me an email at
Most of the people who will find their way here will already know of me one way
or another. Either from postings to the dwlist group, from the tag on the
bottom of my email, or by word of mouth from colleagues.
I have included my resume on my resume page so that you can take a detailed look
at my background if you like
For the purposes of this web site I am a man who has:
It is my intention that content I put on this web site will be of
some use to you.
Best Regards
Peter Nolan
Perhaps the first question you would ask is 'Why another Data Warehousing
Website?' Surely, there are enough of them out there.
In part I agree, there are a lot of web sites out there and I have linked a
number of them on my related links page. The part I don't agree with is the
value of a number of web sites out there. There are a lot with not much behind
them. Most of them are vendor sites selling something, so every presentation or
white paper is skewed towards the vendors product or service. I have no problem
with that, I've been a vendor for many years, I just think it is worth while
putting other opinions into the marketplace.
I also wanted a place where I could publish my own materials without having to
be concerned about having them agreed to by someone else, or having them
interpreted as the possible views of a vendor or employer. Everything you
see on this site is just my opinion. It does not represent the views of anyone
else 'influencing' me.
As of the time of writing (November 2011) this site has been migrated back to be exclusively about my business interests and my personal interests have been moved elsewhere. This site is now all about BI again after a period of being a dual use site.
If you have a project starting and would like to discuss engaging
me for an extended period please contact me at
The best way to contact me is via email. I generally pick up email daily. I now use the following phone and fax numbers.
Phone: +49 15255 741428
Fax: +61-280790691
My Email Address: firstname.lastname@example.com
A lot of people have emailed me and told me how much they have appreciated the content on my web site. So many, in fact, that I thought that I would get a Paypal account and give visitors an opportunity to show their appreciation in a slightly more 'tangible' fashion.
If you like the web site and feel like you are getting good value out of it, please feel free to leave a donation by clicking on the coin. It clicks through to paypal and you can leave a donation on any of your credit cards. All donations gratefully accepted!!! Alternatively my paypal email to use is email@example.com.