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8 Tips for Effective Social Blogging
Make your blog the central hub.
Have your blog serve as the central location for where you make announcements, suggests Richards. "It should be the final resting place and then everything should branch out from there. Why? Because you are in control and at the end of the day when you look at Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn at any time they can change their policy and restrict how people access your data." You can create information on your blog and then promote it using other social network tools, adds Richards.


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NEWBERRY — He's Notorious and stands out on the basketball court.
Opponents think it's a nickname, the moniker Notorious, related to his prowess on the hardwood, but for the uniquely named Notorious Booker, his first name is his real name, thanks to his parents being a fan of Notorious B.I.G.
His three years on the Newberry High School varsity basketball team have each ended with a trip to a championship game.
The final season ends for Booker with a trip to the North-South All Star game.
He credits his family with helping him stay grounded, humble and working hard.
The youngest of six children, Booker said he learned a lot from his three older brothers and his two older sisters. Brothers Antonio Smith (football, basketball) and Joshua Wright (football) both played at NHS and he said they taught him a lot about basketball.
His parents, Angela and Stanley Booker, instilled a work ethic in him by example in how they work at Wal-mart and Georgia Pacific, respectively.
He also said he was inspired by seeing people around him who fell into a small town trap.
"It's real hard to grow up around here and see good athletes who have not gone anywhere," he said.
Dreaming big
Notorious dreams of playing in college and wants to use that educational opportunity to set up a lifetime of success on and off the court.
Mid-Carolina players vouch for his hot shooting and scoring abilities because he torched them for at least eight points in under a minute to blow a game wide open at Willie Scott Gymnasium.
That was a highlight of his season but he really valued team success over the attention from that game, he said.
Booker also credits his siblings with helping him stay on the straight and narrow and avoid the temptations of life on the streets.
On the NHS team he found another family and the bond is close knit.
"This team is so close because most of us have been playing together since sixth grade in AAU ball. Last year we played Lake Marion and played tough for a half but fell apart in the second half. This year we really wanted it more and we played a complete game," he said.
Booker moved between the two guard and three guard spots for Coach Chad Cary. He said early in his career he struggled to adjust to Cary's system where a lot of players rotate in and out. In time, he found a rhythm and instead of fighting it, he embraced the system.
"I bought in because I wanted to win so bad," Booker said. "I couldn't get mad because that would mess up team chemistry."
He said the underclassmen this year learned a lot from the nine seniors on the squad.
"We gave them a hard time in practice," he said, "but it was out of love."
He expected great things from teammates and it seemed as if new ones rose to the occasion to help the team win.
Raquon Davenport was a prime example in the championship game where he heated up and nearly took the game over at one point.
"I knew Raquon had it in him. Something just brought it out of him at the right place and the right time," Booker said. "The big thing we told the younger guys was not to take the championship opportunity for granted, to play it like it was their last game."
Relax, coach. We got this.
He also served as a steadying influence during the fourth quarter.
An emphatic Cary threw off his jacket and stomped the floor with around two minutes remaining after a play was showboating too much for his taste.
In the process, he kicked off his shoe and it landed on the court. The point was proven to his guards and Booker knew his coach just needed to relax since the team was up by 30. The players got the message, according to Booker, and kept it straight laced from that point forward to make sure the game stayed in hand.
He likes Cary's fast paced system that is modeled after the one Newberry College runs.
"The system wears you out and we run a lot in practice but it wears the other team out more," he said. "We practice hard and work a lot on defensive rotations and slide steps."
He hopes to slide up to the next level and play basketball in college. Right now Francis Marion is recruiting Booker and he is thankful for that opportunity.
He continues to work out and to work hard in the classroom to do whatever he can to make that goal a reality.
He said English teacher Christina Norris and math teacher Samuel Moore were big influences on him academically and he wants to make his hometown proud.
He prefers Twitter to Facebook, says math is his favorite subject but English is least favorite, enjoys hanging out with friends when he's not playing ball and says his favorite food is Chinese food, boneless spare ribs and pork fried rice.
Notorious Booker likes rap and hip hop music best, fitting when one thinks of his name, but he also listens to country music sometimes.
Booker said he patterns his game after NBA players Damian Leonard and Kevin Durant. He said he's not related to NBA player Trevor Booker, also a Newberry native.
He hopes to play at the next level and then to see where life takes him.
For now he's focused on the March 22 tip off at Lexington High School. There he'll match up against some of the best players in the state and he hopes to leave the Midlands as he did a few weeks ago, as part of a victorious team that makes his home town proud.


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Indian Girls Pick New Names
My middle name – Miriam – means "sea of bitterness and sorrow," but that's nothing compared to Indian girls with names like Nakusa or Nakushi, which translate as "unwanted." Yikes. In a ceremony on Oct. 22, though, girls took back power by choosing new names for themselves.
Girls are, to an extent, unwanted in India – it's hugely expensive to marry off girls, while boys bring home a massive dowry as well as a bride. Hospitals in India are actually forbidden to reveal the gender of a fetus, lest parents decide to abort a female baby-to-be. The percentage of girls being born is still dropping, though – from 927 girls for every 1,000 boys to 914 girls for every 1,000 boys.
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For centuries, people have been gathering in churches on New Year's Eve for a Watch Night to welcome in the new year. But for African Americans, and especially this year, the event has special significance. READ MORE
Greene revising budget
SNOW HILL — Pushed by the state, Greene County Board of Commissioners have begun putting together a plan to rebuild the county's saving account. Step one: revise the current budget based on actual revenue. READ MORE
Lighten Up again Lenoir
Now's the time for anyone who has made a resolution to lose weight this year to gather a few friends together and get healthier by losing weight and eating better. READ MORE
Greene's audit reflects errors in the financials
SNOW HILL — Greene County's audit for fiscal year 2012-2013 included several findings, some of which were repeats from the previous year. READ MORE
Baby Janyla takes her first breath
Little baby Janyla Lenise Foye was sleeping soundly at around 2 p.m. Tuesday after being the first baby to enter Lenoir County on New Year's day. READ MORE
Kwanzaa ends with reflection on self, history, future
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Small cuts with cutting edge technology
A Kinston doctor is having success with a minimally-invasive surgery that removes the esophagus will less risk and recovery time. READ MORE
Southeast Elementary becoming a Project Fit school
Students at Southeast Elementary School will soon have greater opportunities to get fit and learn about healthy choices. READ MORE
Doctor donates family portrait of Caswell founder
A painting of the founder of the Caswell Developmental Center now hangs at the Center's Museum & Visitors Center on Vernon Avenue. READ MORE
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The British-based team contests the Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 Hour race next Sunday (9 Feb) hoping it will be "third time lucky".
Can you name all the championships Audi has claimed in its history?
Audi had a busy weekend from the award show in Paris to racing in Florida and California.
Weekend Round Up – Audi Motorsport Blog (23-24/11/2013)
Audi is done with preparations on the 3 R8 LMS that will be going to the Race of Champions in Bangkok
The Macau GT Cup was held alongside the GT Asia season finale, running together on track this weekend.
Tom Kristensen, Allan McNish and Loïc Duval were crowned the 2013 FIA World Endurance LMP1 drivers' champions
Weekend Blog of Audi cars racing around the world (24-25/08/2013)
Audi recaps their weekend of racing worldwide.
Fall-Line Motorsports Audi customer team will not compete in the GRAND-AM Rolex Series race at Road America.
Audi's activity this past weekend worldwide marks more success for the German marque.
At the Monza test days, two of the Audi DTM appeared on the Italian circuit.
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Jobs For Autism Presents A Benefit Concert 'To Give Voice To Autism'
Above: Promotional flyer for Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real benefit concert.
Jobs For Autism, continuing with it's presentation of great talents who share it's goal of spreading awareness of the potential and capabilities of those within the autistic spectrum proudly presents, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real Benefit Concert.
Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real are a quintessential American rock & roll band with roots in rock, country, and blues in the tradition of Jimi Hendrix, Willie Nelson and B.B. King. They bring a real and electrifying energy to the stage that is rarely seen today. This year the band will play 250 shows and have appeared at Farm Aid and on the Late Show with David Letterman, the Tonight Show with Jay Leno and the Jimmy Kimmel Show.
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March 5, Mina, Saudi Arabia. At least 35 persons died in a stampede on the first day of the hajj, the annual pilgrimage to Mecca; the stampede occurred as thousands of Muslims made their way across a bridge to perform the sacred rite known as "stoning the devil."
March 31, Pakpattan, Pak. A stampede at the gate of a Muslim shrine claimed the lives of at least 35 persons and injured some 125.
April 11, Johannesburg, S.Af. A stampede occurred at an association football (soccer) match between two local teams when thousands of fans locked outside Ellis Park stormed into the stadium; 43 persons were killed.
May 9, Accra, Ghana. In what was described as the worst tragedy at a sporting event in Africa's history, at least 130 persons were killed in a stampede toward locked stadium gates at an association football (soccer) match between Accra's Hearts of Oak and Kumasi's Asante Kotoko after Kotoko fans threw debris onto the playing field, and police fired tear gas into the crowd; in addition to the deaths, dozens of people were injured.
August 9, Dhaka, Bangladesh. A faulty fire alarm at a garment factory triggered a stampede; 16 workers, most of them women, were crushed to death in a stairwell; 50 were injured.
Late August, Near Yamoussoukro, Côte d'Ivoire. At least 27 persons died after drinking corn broth contaminated with rat poison; the woman who sold the broth was detained and could face manslaughter charges, but officials described the poisoning as accidental.
Mid-September, Southern Estonia. About 60 persons died after drinking illegally brewed vodka—contaminated with methyl alcohol—that had been sold in the resort city of Parnu.
Late November, Sulawesi Utara province, Indon. At least 27 persons died and at least 4 were hospitalized after they drank contaminated homemade liquor.
Late November–early December, Tamil Nadu state, India. At least 50 persons had died by December 1 from drinking contaminated homemade liquor.


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LAKE ELSINORE: City picks targets for future cleanups
While Lake Elsinore's Clean Extreme campaign got off to a grand start with a massive volunteer cleanup of a property earlier this month, City Hall is making its own effort to keep the momentum rolling.
Robin Chipman, who heads the city's code enforcement efforts, said the city is working with property owners to clean up three highly visible lots that have been longtime eyesores.
Those properties are an old car wash lot and cement maker's yard on West Lakeshore Drive, and the site of an abandoned resort on Riverside Drive.
Chipman said those properties came up in conversations with civic activist Tom Thomas, who spearheaded the creation of the Clean Extreme program along with Councilman Bob Magee .
"These are all sites on main roads in Lake Elsinore, things that people notice," Chipman said.
Clean Extreme is a concerted effort to beautify Lake Elsinore, especially along the thoroughfares that serve as the gateways to the city.
The concept involves rallying the community around periodic cleanups, with the goal of changing the city's image among outsiders as a downtrodden area.
The first of the community cleanups took place Jan. 28 at the old Elsinore Naval and Military Academy.
City officials say more than 400 volunteers helped spruce up the long-neglected property. The sprawling estate surrounds a massive building that once housed the boys' private school, but it has been unused and deteriorating for years.
The property owner is a development firm that has never been able to get its renovation plan off the ground, but the company cooperated with the city in allowing the cleanup to take place.
The academy building and grounds are highly visible to motorists descending on the Ortega Highway from the west.
"It's the community enthusiasm, I think, that is the biggest part," Mayor Brian Tisdale said of the recent effort. "The cleanup went extremely well, but I am extremely impressed with the people that were out there, whether it was the 6-year-old or the 70-year-old. ... I don't think we've ever launched an effort like this before."
Rather than waiting for the next community cleanup to be scheduled, City Manager Bob Brady and his staff are seeing what the city can do on its own to contribute.
Tisdale said the city staff's focus on the Lakeshore and Riverside drive properties is just the beginning of the Clean Extreme campaign.
"It's a lot broader than that," he said. "The city manager has asked code enforcement to identify all those condemned properties. This is a citywide effort. We are going to look at every abandoned property and see what measures we can take to clean them up or get the owner to clean them up."
Chipman said remnants of a demolished car wash were on the property at 17426 W. Lakeshore Drive even before he started working for the city in 1988.
At the city's request, the property owner in recent days took down a retaining wall and removed other debris that remained from the days when there was a business there.


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The Indian marksmen Major Praveen Dahiya and Major Amit Khanna warmed up for the tougher challenges ahead with tallies of 48 and 47 respectively in the first phase (300 yard) of the Queen's Pairs event in the Commonwealth shooting full bore championship at the CRPF range, Kadarpur, on Tuesday.
The combined effort of the Indian duo was good enough only for a eighth place for India among as many teams after the first stage of the five-stage competition, that will feature competition over 500, 600, 900 and 1000 yards over the next four days.
Perfect rounds
What struck the Indian pair, despite the smart start, was the fact that as many as 12 shooters shot perfect rounds of 50, while three had 49, from among the 22 in fray.
"It is interesting to plot the wind map. We are grateful to the NRAI and T.S. Dhillon for getting us this opportunity to compete in such an event for the first time in our career," said Major Dahiya.
It was indeed a breakthrough moment for the host, after all the apprehension and limitations.
Major Khanna said that it was some experience to match the best, as the difference was marginal, but conceded that it would undoubtedly be a learning experience as the match progresses to longer distances.
Real challenge
Manager T.S. Dhillon underlined the fact that it was important to get the Indian shooters a taste of the competition to get them going straightaway in preparation for the real challenge in the Commonwealth Games to be staged in October.
Australia, quite the favourite in the absence of England, was on top with 250 points along with New Zealand. Malaysia and Wales followed with 247.5 points each, while Northern Ireland, Jersey and South Africa had 245 points each ahead of India's 237.5.
In the concurrently held individual event, in which India could not field its team, owing to limited arrangement of equipment, Gareth Morris of Wales led with 85 points, along with Geoffrey Grenfell and James Corbett of Australia, James Paton of Canada, Ross McQuillan of Northern Ireland and Brian Carter of New Zealand.
With six more on 84 points, it could be anybody's game.
There were as many as 20 shooters in the fray for the individual event, much below normal as England and Scotland could not make the trip owing to volcanic ash upsetting the flight schedules in Europe.
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The arrangement of orders, suborders, superfamilies, and families presented above is a consensus of current opinion; however, some entomologists recognize different relationships and additional families too minor or too little understood to be included here. In most large groups, there are a few peculiar species that vary slightly from the characteristics described. Although an attempt was made in this classification to indicate the earliest geologic period in which major groups were found, available information is not always clear as to whether the insect found belongs to a modern family or an ancestral one with more primitive features and a different name. The known species shown for each group represent only living ones that have been named, not fossils. In some cases, modern catalogs and monographs can be used to obtain accurate counts; for other cases, however, estimates are given.
Several other orders of insects are orthopteroid in their general relationships. Among them, the Dermaptera (earwigs) differ from orthopterans by having short leathery front wings devoid of veins, hind wings with veins radiating from a central point midway of the anterior margin, and most cerci modified into pincer-like structures. Isoptera (termites, sometimes placed in Dictyoptera) have similar front and hind wings; although in many ways they resemble some cockroaches, they differ in their elaborate caste system and their habits (i.e., living in complex colonies consisting of reproductive individuals, sterile workers, and soldiers). Zorapterans show some morphological relationship to cockroaches but have two-segmented tarsi, peculiar wing venation, a primitive caste system, and other differences. Embiopterans (web spinners) are also orthopteroid in basic morphology, but are notably distinct from orthopterans by the much enlarged silk-producing basal segment of the front tarsus. Plecoptera (stoneflies) are also orthopteroid, but their front and hindwings are of a similar texture (unlike orthopterans), and their immature stages are specialized for an aquatic life.


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This article describes how to install and configure the Direct Cable Connection (DCC) feature in Windows 95 and Windows 98.
OverviewThis overview describes how two Windows 95 or Windows 98 computers can use the DCC feature. This feature enables you to establish a connection between two computers quickly and easily by using a parallel cable, a null-modem serial cable, or an infrared connection. After you have established the connection, the DCC feature facilitates the transfer of files from the host computer to the guest computer. The host can act as a gateway to an Internetwork Packet Exchange/Sequenced Packet Exchange (IPX/SPX) or NetBIOS Enhanced User Interface (NetBEUI) network for the guest.
For example, if you have a portable computer, you can use a cable to connect it to your work computer and network. To establish a local connection between two computers, you must connect a compatible serial or null-modem parallel cable to both computers, or both computers must be equipped with infrared devices.
Before you can transfer files from the host to the guest computer, the files must be in a shared folder, and File and Printer Sharing services for either Microsoft or NetWare networks must be enabled in the Network option in Control Panel. You can also apply share-level security to the shared files. For more information, click Help on the Start menu.
To establish a local connection between two computers, you need a compatible serial or parallel null-modem cable.
The DCC feature provides you with a cost efficient, yet slow network connection between two computers. Also, the DCC feature can act as a gateway to the rest of the local area network (LAN). With the DCC feature, you do not need to configure any interrupt requests (IRQs) or input/outputs (I/Os) for an adapter, and the expense of a null-modem cable can be considerably less than that of a network adapter and cable. Also, the DCC feature can be used only when needed and it does not need to be constantly running on your computer.
The capability of the DCC feature is vaguely similar in functionality to Interlink for Microsoft MS-DOS 6.x that enables you to transfer data through the serial port between two computers. However, the DCC feature in Windows 98 actually uses the Dial-Up Networking architecture to connect to another computer. The DCC feature enables a two-computer network to be set up over serial or parallel cabling. To share resources when you use the DCC feature, you must install the full Dial-Up Networking support, and you must share folders and printers with other users.
The Steps to Install and Configure the DCC Feature
To Install the DCC Component
In Windows 95In the Copy files from: box, type: x:\win95, and then click OK (where x represents the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive).
After the files are copied to the computer, you may be prompted to restart your computer. Click OK to restart the computer.
In Windows 98In the Copy files from: box, type: x:\win98, and then click OK (where x represents the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive).
After the files are copied to the computer, you may be prompted to restart your computer. Click OK to restart the computer.
Both Windows 95 and Windows 98 provide a Direct Cable Connection Wizard to establish the connection between two computers. The wizard runs when you use the DCC feature for the first time. The wizard enables you to designate one computer as the guest and the other as a host. Before you run the wizard, you must install the DCC feature on each computer and connect them with a null-modem serial or parallel cable, or with an infrared device. For more information about how to set up and use the DCC feature, refer to Help, or to "I am unable to connect my Windows 95 computer to my Windows 98 computer" in the Networks troubleshooter section.
To start the Direct Cable Connection WizardClick Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories, point to Communications, and then click Direct Cable Connection.
To set up the DCC feature:
When two computers are connected by means of the DCC feature, one computer functions as the host and the other computer functions as the guest. The host computer has the privilege to assign a password to the connection (as well as separate passwords for any folders that it wants to share with the guest). The guest computer can access any folders that are shared by the host, but the host cannot access the shared folders on the guest.
First, you need to set up the DCC feature on the host computer, and then you need to set up the DCC feature on the guest computer. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories, click Communications, and then click Direct Cable Connection. The Direct Cable Connection Wizard is displayed.
In the first dialog box of the wizard, you must identify the current computer as either the host or the guest. Then, click Next. In the second dialog box, you can observe a list of available ports. You must select the port that you plan to use, connect your cable if it is not already connected, and then click Next.
NOTE: When you use an infrared link for the DCC feature, you have to locate the virtual communications (COM) port that the infrared device uses before you run the Direct Cable Connection Wizard:
When you have set up both computers, you can begin to transfer files immediately. Or, you can click Close to exit from the wizard. When you are ready to transfer files, you can run the DCC feature again on both computers.
NOTE: When you first establish a connection, your guest computer may be requested to enter the name of the host computer. Enter the name of the computer without any backslash (\) characters (do not enter the universal naming convention [UNC] path of the host computer, only enter the name). Ensure that you share any host computer folders, which contain the files that you want to copy to the guest computer. For information about sharing folders, refer to "Sharing Folders with Other Users."
Windows 95 and Windows 98 supports a serial null-modem standard (RS-232) cable and the following cables:
For additional information, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/142324/EN-US/ )Cables That Are Compatible with Direct Cable Connection
To Order a DCC CableA DCC cable, referred to as a high-speed DirectParallel cable, may be obtained from Parallel Technologies.
To contact Parallel Technologies by phone:
Inside the United States: (800) 789-4784
Outside the United States: (425) 869-1119
Or, contact the company by means of the Internet or by e-mail message:
Internet address:
http://www.lpt.comE-mail messages can be sent to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Microsoft provides third-party contact information to help you find technical support. This contact information may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of this third-party contact information.
The third-party products that are discussed in this article are manufactured by companies that are independent of Microsoft. Microsoft makes no warranty, implied or otherwise, regarding the performance or reliability of these products.
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HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – Tom Crean still cannot forget the vehicle that Dwyane Wade was driving a decade ago.
It was Wade's final season at Marquette, where Crean was coaching at the time. Wade had moved off-campus after getting married and having his first son. And his vehicle got broken into three times during that Final Four season. Making it road-worthy again would have cost $900. The car was only worth $700 at the time.
The repairs never got made.
Wade waited until after the semester to get that new car, a blue Cadillac Escalade.
"The moral to the story is, the guy never got away from what his priorities were," said Crean, now the coach at Indiana but still a close mentor to Wade. "… It would have been so easy for him to leave school and get the things he needed. He could have gotten away from his academics because he was leaving for the NBA."
Fast forward to Friday, when Wade's third annual fantasy camp was getting going in earnest at a posh hotel in South Florida, with a slew of Escalades parked in a long line just outside the front doors. The 10th anniversary of Wade signing his first contract with the Miami Heat – a $7 million, three-year deal – is Monday, and the now three-time NBA champion still cannot believe how much his world has changed over this last decade.
"I remember just staring at my first check for a whole day," Wade said. "It was more than I think my father made in like five years, combined."
It would have been impossible to imagine at the time, but nowadays, deep-pocketed guys think nothing of spending $10,500 to be like Wade for a long weekend. They get his Li Ning sneakers, plenty of gear, and the experience of playing alongside celebrities like comic Kevin Hart and for some of Wade's closest allies – including Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, his college coach in Crean, his longtime trainer Tim Grover and his high school coach Jack Fitzgerald.
"This is one of the things I look forward to in the summer," Wade said. "I've been excited about this camp. I like this camp. I've been like, 'Ah, I can't wait for this camp.' I really enjoy it. I enjoy being around these guys."
In some respects, the camp serves as the end of Wade's summer.
The kids are heading back to school, and while there's still a few fun things left before the Heat convene late next month to start the quest of winning a third straight NBA title – Wade's brother, as well as teammates Udonis Haslem and LeBron James are all getting married in the coming weeks, for example – he's starting to get into basketball mode again.
Wade took several weeks off to rest after the NBA Finals, after fighting bone bruises in his knee for about three months. He's starting to feel better now, and did his first real workout of the offseason on Thursday night.
And on Friday, he vowed to be ready for training camp.
"I'll be coming in prepared and ready, but I won't be ready for opening night," Wade said. "I'll be ready for opening night when opening night gets here. I have a good amount of time."
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June 19th, 2012 #61
very cool sketchbook.and art style
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberJune 19th, 2012 #62
thank you eric, BoJ and tron!
New painting tonight, did at 4am inspired by a cute phone conversation x)
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June 20th, 2012 #63
i dont really liike this. its missing the 3dimentionality that i want...
June 30th, 2012 #64
some new stuffs
July 1st, 2012 #65
This first one was a low resolution values painting, all from imagination, in other words, it was a test of my values :b
the second one was really fun, just messing with negative and strong positive space, around 4am.
July 3rd, 2012 #66
haha, so inactive Dx
Monday night sketches and the second one is a very rough block in of a painting im workin on, so expect to see that one finished up here soon!
July 3rd, 2012 #67
really late night doodles, 5am!
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i like your style... one artist's advise to me was to draw from a ref that is up-side-down.. because if u're look at a ref straight, u'll be looking at objects (eyes, ears, nose, etc) instead of shapes... this method seems very effective and accurate till ur eyes master the shapes, but i still find it difficult to do shapes instead of objects.. << still a noob >> -__-
but yeah, keep it up.. you have a style.
July 3rd, 2012 #69
WICKED LiNE WERKS AN SUBJECTS BROTHER XDXDXD LOOKING FORWAD TO MORE XDXDXD
July 3rd, 2012 #70
@maxXmood: thanks man, i"ll definitely give that a try!
@SMILEFACE: lol, thanks man
Quick morning mech doodle!
July 3rd, 2012 #71
another mech for the morning!
July 4th, 2012 #72
4th of July doodle!
July 4th, 2012 #73
another 4th of july doodle.
July 7th, 2012 #74
head from imagination...trying to get a traditional charcoal look to it.
I think i could have blended and rendered better, probablyyy :b
July 7th, 2012 #75
great style, keep pushing out work!
July 7th, 2012 #76
Wow the digital creativeness in this sketchbook is awesome! Love the colors and the layouts of your designs! Really great job with this!! Look forward to seeing more!
July 8th, 2012 #77
hey, thanks guys!
some heads from imagination, getting much more comfortable with them!
July 8th, 2012 #78
Used to be in stick figure animation? FA? Yeah?
July 8th, 2012 #79
yessir, for a good couple years. Do i know you?
July 8th, 2012 #80
Did a character using heavy dark values, lots of contrast!
July 8th, 2012 #81
Thanks for stopping by my sketchbook!
Alot of great pieces here, but many of them could use a fair bit of cleaning up and refinement.
Now don't take me wrong, they're way nice creatures/characters/Bots etc, concepts are all nice, but almost all of them are heavily stylized
Don't be afraid of the big bad refinement-wolfman!
July 8th, 2012 #82
Zemeh, Quantum, Zatch, been with those communities for yyyeaarrss.
July 8th, 2012 #83
hey! thanks for stopping by on my SB! very creative Sketchbook. love your trademark, (the contrast between yellow and black) keep it up!
my Sketchbook!
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July 8th, 2012 #84
Abee | Thanks man, i need to do some really finished and rendered pieces for sure!
Zatch | haha been a while. My interest in animating stick figures just completely faded :b
Mignon | hey thanks bud, i'll be updating regularly!
This is a concept art painting for a flash game illustrative prologue, ive done a few of these already. I think what i have always prided myself on was my dynamic lighting, i really enjoy working with it!
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July 11th, 2012 #85
ive noticed that ive been doing way more pieces like this, rather than working in my sketchbook. i mean, sometimes i'll draw 3 things in it, and other days i dont even draw in it at all. like...i need to get with it!
July 11th, 2012 #86
playin around some more with this brush. its absolutely fun as hell!
July 11th, 2012 #87
some more stuff with this brush, i cant stop using it!
July 11th, 2012 #88
moleskine sketch
July 12th, 2012 #89
Your characters have alot of personality. Great stuff
July 12th, 2012 #90
thanks tron!
tshirt design i whipped up tonight...


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Griz well represented at Outstanding Senior Recognition Awards
An A+ effort: Montana tops Big Sky Conference
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2012 (junior season): Academic All-Big Sky Conference ... Named to the all-tournament teams at Idaho and San Diego State ... Started all 29 matches, played in all 115 sets ... Led the team in kills for the second straight season (2.92/s) ... More than doubled service aces from sophomore season (13) to junior season (27) ... Led the team in service aces, finished third in digs (2.52/s) ... Hit .191 while taking 482 more swings than any other player ... Had 19 matches with double-digit kills, three times reaching 20 ... Had a season-high 22 kills against Portland State ... Hit a season-best .350 in four-set win over Sacramento State, with 17 kills and 3 errors on 40 swings ... Also hit .333 in three-set sweep of Eastern Washington, with 10 kills and 1 error on 27 swings ... Thirteen times had 10 or more digs, with a season-high 20 against Idaho ... Had 10 kills-digs double-doubles ... Posted a season-high three service aces in five-set comeback win at Montana State ... Three times had a season-high four blocks ... Named to the Idaho Nike Invitational All-Tournament team after averaging 2.67 kills and 4.08 digs and to the SDSU Holiday Inn Mission Valley Aztec Challenge for 3.00 kills per set on .269 hitting.
2011 (sophomore season): Academic All-Big Sky Conference ... Second-team All-Big Sky Conference ... Temple Invitational Most Valuable Server ...Started all 24 matches and played in all 97 sets ... Led the team in kills (2.84/s) and had the team's best hitting percentage (.192) among outside hitters ... Kills average ranked eighth in the Big Sky Conference ... Second on the team with 13 service aces and fourth in blocks (0.48/s) ... Had 17 matches with double-figure kills, including 13 of 16 in league matches ... Twice recorded a season-high 18 kills ... Had 15 matches with double-figure digs, with a season-high 19 against South Carolina in the season opener ... Recorded a season-high three service aces against Stony Brook at Temple's tournament to earn Most Valuable Server honors.
2010 (freshman season): Academic All-Big Sky Conference ... Played in all 28 matches, getting 10 starts ... Ranked second on the team in kills (2.54/s) and first in the Big Sky among freshmen ... Ranked fifth on the team in blocks with 52 (0.51/s) ... Hit .207 in 16 Big Sky matches, the third-highest hitting percentage on the team ... Finished the season with 14 double-figure kills matches, with 10 coming during Big Sky play ... Totaled a season-high 18 kills in home win over Idaho State in regular-season finale ... Hit a season-high .550 (11/0/20) in victory over Montana State ... Blocked five balls on two occasions.
Career Highs (entering the 2013 season)
Kills: 22, Portland State (9.21.12)
Attacks: 60, two times
Hitting pct.: .550 (11/0/20), Montana State (9.25.10)
Assists: 2, six times
Service aces: 3, three times
Digs: 20, Idaho (8.25.12)
Blocks: 6, Montana State (11.4.11)
Prep: A 2010 graduate of Graham-Kapowsin High ... Named a Highest Honorable Mention All-American by PrepVolleyball.com ... All-state, the Tacoma News Tribune's All-Area Player of the Year and the MVP of the South Puget Sound League (SPSL) South ... First-team All-SPSL South as a junior ... Played for the University Place Volleyball Club ... UPVBC finished 30th in the 18 Open division at the 2010 USA Volleyball Junior Olympic Championships in Reno, Nev.
Personal: Born May 12, 1992, in Tacoma, Wash. ... The daughter of Fred and Patty Reno ... Has an older sister, Brittney ... A communications major.
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Like 9/11 concert, musicians turn out for Sandy
"This has got to be the largest collection of old English musicians ever assembled in Madison Square Garden," said Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones, who performed two songs. "If it rains in London, you've got to come and help us."
Waters, who has lived in New York for 11 years, said "there's a great feeling of camaraderie" backstage and that he's excited he could help those who are suffering.
Richie Sambora said he "had to hold back tears" when he visited New Jersey and saw the devastation. "My mom's house (in Point Pleasant, N.J.) got trashed. They had to evacuate her. She's living with me until we fix it up."
Most of the acts performed about four tunes. McCartney performed for 40 minutes and The Who were onstage for 30. They weaved Sandy into their set, showing pictures of storm devastation on video screens during "Pinball Wizard." Pete Townshend made a quick revision to the lyrics of "Baba O'Riley," changing "teenage wasteland" to "Sandy wasteland."
Joel performed one of his most recognizable songs, "New York State of Mind," changing many of the words to localize, mentioning Breezy Point and Oceanside. His "Miami 2017 (Seen the Lights Go Out on Broadway)" sounded prescient, with new Sandy-fueled lyrics smoothly fitting in. He was also the only artist to mark the season, working in a little of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas."
Kanye West's performance gave the crowd a different sound, as the music lineup was heavily weighted toward classic rock, which has the type of fans able to afford a show for which ticket prices ranged from $150 to $2,500. Even with those prices, people with tickets had been offering them for more on broker sites such as StubHub, an attempt at profiteering that producers fumed was "despicable."
Proceeds will go to the Robin Hood Foundation, which said it raised $30 million from ticket sales and sponsors ahead of the concert. The organization also stressed that the earnings will get to those who need assistance.
"We will make sure that that money goes out right away to the most affected (places) in New York City, New Jersey, Long Island, Connecticut," David Saltzman, the organization's executive director, said backstage. "The money that we raised from this concert will be distributed in the days, weeks and months, not years."
Robin Hood is working through existing organizations that "know what to do and know their communities," he said. Saltzman added that Fuse TV, which is owned by Madison Square Garden, was giving its YouTube revenues earned from airing the concert to the victims, and that StubHub has donated $860,000 from fees from those selling tickets.
The sold-out "12-12-12" concert was shown on 37 television stations in the United States and more than 200 others worldwide. It was to be streamed on 30 websites, including YouTube and Yahoo. The theaters showing it included 27 in the New York region.
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With the European Parliament's consent for enhanced cooperation, a common EU patent system may become a reality.
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Managed care company Aetna Inc. said Friday that Chairman Ronald A. Williams plans to retire on April 8, a move first announced in October.President and CEO Mark T. Bertolini will succeed Williams. Bertolini, 54, already assumed the chief executive position previously held by Williams in...
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Sunrise Senior Living Inc. said Friday its fourth-quarter profit surged on a mix of lower costs and gains from a real-estate sale.The real estate investment trust runs senior living communities in the U.S., Canada, and the United Kingdom. The company has been restructuring over the last year...
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The Scripps Research Institute Names Michael A. Marletta as PresidentFebruary 25, 2011 9:35 am | by Bio-Medicine.Org | Comments
LA JOLLA, Calif., Feb. 25, 2011 /- Renowned biochemist Michael A. Marletta, PhD, has been named by the Board of Trustees today as the next president of The Scripps Research Institute, effective January 1, 2012. He will succeed President Richard A. Lerner, MD, who has led the institution...
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Medical device maker Medtronic Inc. said Friday it purchased a gel technology that could be used to control bleeding and speed up healing in surgical procedures that treat sinus conditions.Medtronic said the gel is a polymer produced from the chitin of shellfish and squid. Chitin is found in...
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Extensive neurological recovery from a complete spinal cord injury: a case report and hypothesis on the role of cortical plasticity.
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Neurological recovery in patients with severe spinal cord injury (SCI) is extremely rare. We have identified a patient with chronic cervical traumatic SCI, who suffered a complete loss of motor and sensory function below the injury for 6 weeks after the injury, but experienced a progressive neurological recovery that continued for 17 years. The extent of the patient's recovery from the severe trauma-induced paralysis is rare and remarkable. A detailed study of this patient using diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), magnetization transfer imaging (MTI), and resting state fMRI (rs-fMRI) revealed structural and functional changes in the central nervous system that may be associated with the neurological recovery. Sixty-two percent cervical cord white matter atrophy was observed. DTI-derived quantities, more sensitive to axons, demonstrated focal changes, while MTI-derived quantity, more sensitive to myelin, showed a diffuse change. No significant cortical structural changes were observed, while rs-fMRI revealed increased brain functional connectivity between sensorimotor and visual networks. The study provides comprehensive description of the structural and functional changes in the patient using advanced MR imaging technique. This multimodal MR imaging study also shows the potential of rs-fMRI to measure the extent of cortical plasticity.
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After 250 years of slavery, a century of Jim Crow laws, and a legacy of racial terror that includes the lynching of thousands of African Americans, America has elected a black president. It was a day that many thought would never come.
In all the euphoria after the election of Barack Obama, it is tempting to see the era of overt racism in the United States as past, a dead letter that has no relevance in a country that has finally overcome its ugly history. But sadly, that would be a mistake. Obama's election reflects the fact that the country has made enormous progress in the area of race relations and is likely to propel it to even greater heights. But progress is never a straight line. There is always the danger of a backlash.
Even before the campaign was over, racial rage, clearly driven by fear of a black man in the White House, began to break out around the country. Effigies of Obama appeared hanging from nooses on university campuses. Angry supporters of John McCain and Sarah Palin shouted "Kill him!" at a campaign rally and even screamed "nigger" at a black cameraman, telling him, "Sit down, boy!" The head of the Hillsborough County, Fla., Republican Party sent an E-mail warning members of "the threat" of "carloads of black Obama supporters coming from the inner city to cast their votes." A reporter who has covered every presidential election since 1980 told me he had never seen such fury. Similar scenes were reported nationwide.
Naturally, the rage also engulfed the radical right. Thom Robb, an Arkansas Klan leader, described for a reporter the "race war" he sees developing "between our people, who I see as the rightful owners and leaders of this great country, and their people, the blacks." In Tennessee, two neo-Nazi skinheads went further, allegedly planning to murder black schoolchildren, shoot and behead other African Americans, and assassinate Obama. They were arrested two weeks before the election.
A healthy majority of Americans did vote to send Obama to the Oval Office. But, clearly, there are people — perhaps millions of them — who are deeply upset over his victory for reasons that are fundamentally racial. And their anger is likely to intensify as the economy, especially unemployment, continues to worsen. ( continue to full post… )
Hate Groups Claim Obama Win is Sparking Recruitment Surge
Even as they rail against the election of the nation's first black president, some white supremacist leaders are claiming that people have flocked to their organizations since Barack Obama's victory.
"The League of the South is reporting a surge in new members within hours of the results from yesterday's elections," proclaimed an E-mail that the neo-Confederate group sent to supporters the day after the election. "League president, Dr. Michael Hill, stated that it is from an awakening of many Southerners that the constitutional Republic is now dead and has been replaced with a national socialist empire."
Don Black, who runs the leading white supremacist hate site Stormfront.org, boasted in an online post Wednesday afternoon that his website was seeing six times its usual traffic. "There are a lot of angry White people out there looking for answers," he wrote. "Let's show them. We will not be defeated."
Hate groups are notorious for inflating their numbers — and it's likely that their claims of heightened support after Obama's win are exaggerated. Nonetheless, the fact that they are making those claims suggests that many white supremacists believe an Obama presidency will help them recruit new members.
Thomas Robb, leader of an Arkansas-based Ku Klux Klan group, announced on his blog that Obama had become America's first "mulatto" president, then invited readers to click on a link for an application to join The Knights Party. "If you want to do something to help provide a future for you [sic] children then you need to become part of a movement working for our people. We are not asking you to hate anyone! We are not asking you to commit an illegal act. We are not asking you to hurt anyone. We just want you to love your people and do that which your grandfathers did — give your children a bright future."
The pitches of other white supremacists were more subtle but no less urgent. "We as European Americans have got to rally for our own heritage, our own freedom, our own survival as a people," exhorted former Ku Klux Klan boss David Duke. "And if we don't do that — and if we don't begin now to build a real movement, a dedicated movement for our rights and our heritage — we're going to lose everything that's important to us and vital to us." (In an essay he wrote this summer, Duke predicted that an Obama win would make whites see that their country was in dire straits.)
Billy Roper, chairman of the neo-Nazi group White Revolution, predicted that "more and more white Americans [would be] waking up" and instructed followers to be prepared. "[W]e are on the crest of [the storm's] wave. People will be coming forward, shaking the cobwebs from their numbed minds, and they will need us to lead them."
Hotel Cancels Booking for David Duke Conference
Citing a desire to remain a "positive influence" in the community, the owners of the Whispering Woods Hotel & Conference Center near Memphis have canceled a conference scheduled for this weekend by ex-Klan leader and ex-con David Duke's European-American Unity and Rights Organization (EURO). Hotel officials previously said they were unaware of the true nature of the conference and were legally obligated to honor their contract with Duke's group. Duke had planned speeches from a number of racists, plus music at the event, prompting two churches to cancel Sunday services scheduled there.
The hotel is located in Olive Branch, Miss. Hotel officials issued a press release today saying they are "committed to the safety and well being" of their guests and employees. "We would like to thank the leaders of … Olive Branch for working with us through this difficult and unfortunate chain of events," the release said.
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Help Save Manassas leader Greg Letiecq applauded the news that starting January 1, Manassas police will check the immigration status of anyone arrested or detained in the city.
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After mayoral candidate Rocky Chavez announced that he didn't seek or want an endorsement from the San Diego Minutemen, the SDMM announced it was withdrawing its support due to Chavez's "ties with radical Mexican Government-backed illegal alien activist groups."
David Duke Conference Plans Set Off Brouhaha
The Mid-South Peace and Justice Center has been active in Memphis for nearly 27 years, but finds itself only lately on the receiving end of some decidedly hostile rhetoric. Since the social justice group objected last week to an upcoming European-American Unity and Rights Organization (EURO) conference in nearby Olive Branch, Miss., a deluge of verbal brickbats has poured in.
"You worthless unintelligent subhuman nigger loving piece of shit," one man wrote to Jacob Flowers, the group's executive director.
EURO was founded by David Duke, the onetime Klan leader, Louisiana state representative, and federal prison inmate (he served more than a year after raising money from his followers for the "cause" and then using it instead for gambling and remodeling his home). The organization's conference is scheduled for Nov. 7-9 at the Whispering Woods Hotel & Conference Center a few miles from Memphis. Two churches that were going to conduct services at the hotel on Sunday have canceled because of Duke's group being there. The hotel's general manager resigned, and Flowers and his organization began to receive nasty E-mails and phone calls.
Duke wrote on his website that he is the conference organizer, which he will co-host with veteran anti-Semitic activist Willis Carto; white supremacist website creator and former Alabama Klan boss Don Black; long-time Georgia white supremacist Edward Fields, a convicted church-bombing conspirator; and James Edwards, host of radical-right Memphis radio show "The Political Cesspool." The cost to attend is $75 per person or $100 per family — a 40% discount offered by the hotel, according to Duke. He's promising "non-stop speeches, music and media presentations."
Whispering Woods officials said they were unaware of the nature of the conference when a contract was signed. And they said they are legally obligated to honor it. The timing of the general manager's resignation was coincidental, they said, and was unrelated to booking the Duke group's meeting. ( continue to full post… )
One Year Later, One Conviction From Controversial Immigration Law
One year after taking effect, a controversial Oklahoma law targeting illegal immigrants has resulted in only three arrests and one conviction.
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A well-organized alliance of Minutemen, evangelical Christians and supporters of fringe politician Ron Paul is maneuvering to assume control of the Republican Party in Alameda County, Calif.
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