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August 18th, 2009 #451
hey whit thanks for sharing your work. your a nut haha
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Omelmahey: I'm sorry. I'm not very good at showing sarcasm. The fact of the matter is that I don't sleep with a lot of girls and I spend most of my time working. I have this thing where I have to actually like someone before I sleep with them. I don't exactly sling it around. My already shitty joke just got worse by explaining it. I apologize for the poor communication earlier. Please don't think of me as a douche nozzle
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August 19th, 2009 #454
great sketchbook man, the boobies on page 14 are awesome http://www.conceptart.org/forums/att...1&d=1250121844, is there a finished version? cuz i'd love to see it
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Nice sketches and great oils in FF. What's it that really doesnt or hardly translate over from digital to traditional? I have a clue but you undoubtedly have more insight on this.
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August 19th, 2009 #457
love the black/white pieces on last page! very yummy!
August 19th, 2009 #458
Just wanted to say, great work .
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the christinas world one is absolutely stunning, there is so much life in it that its like watching a movie. I wonder if the composition would still retain that energy if it was fully rendered out, but thats up to you if you want to try it
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The last study looks so feathery, but I don't now why :p (and I do not know where or why I've got the word feathery in my mind ^^)
Wonderful work!
August 20th, 2009 #461
here's a couple more... thanks dudes!
archipelago: yeah, i think it would be a really tough one to keep going on. I might try it though, with digital there's no fear of ruining it really
August 20th, 2009 #462
Duuuuude that sketch for your figure painting is killer, I can't wait to see the painting! Is it at the Atelier? I wanna see it for reeeeeeeeeal.
August 21st, 2009 #463
sweet..keep em coming
August 21st, 2009 #464
Yup keep it up!
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August 21st, 2009 #465
Thanks for the update Whit! That Nastradamus portrait is killer man. Keep killing them dead Whit!!
And the figure with the carpet is crazy man, it turned out wonderful!!
August 22nd, 2009 #466
thanks! one more black and white for the road.. lost the simplicity. oh well
nonie: the painting is at work, I think the drawing is at my house, but you should totally visit sometime... maybe we can trade sketches or something?
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sweeeet! a whole buncha whit updates this week! really lovin the b&w digi sketches man,theyre awesome
August 22nd, 2009 #468
awesome man, i really love your brush work,
you look like using more contrast and less gray values when you paint in black and white
thx for sharing !!
August 22nd, 2009 #469
Awesome work Whit. I really like your environment stuff a lot, (I got all your downloads) and picked up some nice techniques along the way, so thanks for that.
Don't worry about your sarcasm/sense of humour either, it's all good. :-)
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hmmmmmmm your sb smells boobs ! If you'll do a streaming class bout boobs, just tell me dude, i'll be the first one there ! Keep it up
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August 23rd, 2009 #471
Those black and white pieces are awesomestasticalful! Tasty brush strokes, so alive. I love them!
August 23rd, 2009 #472
Ahah! Theres a guy in the shrubbery!
I liked the lecture yesterday, teach. Especially the stuff on colour. I've never thought of it like that before.
I'm having some problems reading the last picture you posted but to me it looks like a house in the background. Coee
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September 3rd, 2009 #474
thanks for the kind words! here are a few more black and whites... I have a shitload of gesture drawings on the way soon!
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September 3rd, 2009 #475
this needs moar boobz! ^__^
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those B/w's are insane man! love em
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September 5th, 2009 #478
thanks for keeping us inspired with your active postsessess
September 5th, 2009 #479
Hey man, so much fun to look at your stuff, a lot so because you manage to stop at point where I would keep going on jerking the rendering on and on. Really liking the last one, it is something about the inclarity of his face that is so beautifuly captured in the simplicity and the gesture of the brush strokes. Of course your drawings are great, I just wish there were more of them. Really hope to see more of your stuff bouncing around soon, and also maybe you would pay my sb a visit, I need more crits.
September 5th, 2009 #480
Oh, at last) i found your sb, delicious stuff going on here.
first, thanks for video tutorials, Whit!
second, what's your real name?
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RIVERSIDE — Sometimes the faster gear isn't always the best one to use. That's what Carroll coach Rob Berry found out on Monday, when his Patriots girls basketball team composed themselves enough to run away from the visiting Middletown Madison Mohawks (9-8).
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"We wanted to speed the game up in that first quarter. And even though we had about 16-17 possessions, we gave up too many points," Berry said. Carroll (11-5) held a precarious 16-11 lead at that point. "So we pulled our defensive press back a bit. We still pressed, but not to where we were face guarding, and in just 12 possessions we opened the lead up. By slowing the game down a little bit like that, I think we made better decisions."
Madison Schroeder scored a game-high 14 points. That's well off her Greater Catholic League Co-Ed leading scoring average of 18.4 ppg, but then again, she didn't need to score that many. Instead, 11 Patriots player contributed with at least two points in the game. Schroeder's younger sister Amanda was the other Carroll player in double-figure scoring. She finished with 10, but Emma and Ellie Rumme, Morgan King, Caroline Austria, Maggie Root, Ashley Zugelder Stephanie Townsend, Kate Hickey and Olivia Seymour all scored.
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Korean and Korea, Inc.: Past, Present and Future
November 03, 2009 // 9:00am — 10:00am
Yong Nam, Vice Chairman and CEO, LG Electronics, Lee H. Hamilton, President and Director, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
Back from the Brink? Prospects for Inter-Korean Dialogue, Past and Present
October 15, 2009 // 3:30pm — 5:00pm
Bernd Schaefer, Senior Scholar, Cold War International History Project, Jongdae Shin, Visiting Scholar, Woodrow Wilson Center, Sunwon Park, Northeast Asia Energy and Security Visiting Fellow, The Brookings Institution, Gregg Brazinsky, Assistant Professor of History and International Affairs, the George Washington University
Two Suns in the Heavens: The Sino-Soviet Struggle for Supremacy, 1962-1967
May 20, 2009 // 12:30pm — 2:00pm
Sergey Radchenko, London School of Economics; Mark Kramer, Harvard University
North Korean Attitudes Toward China: A Historical View of Contemporary Difficulties
April 06, 2009 // 2:30pm — 4:30pm
Jin Linbo, The Brookings Institution, John S. Park, United States Institute of Peace, James F. Person, the Woodrow Wilson Center's North Korea International Documentation Project, Amb. J. Stapleton Roy, the Wilson Center's Kissinger Institute on China and the United States, Bernd Schaefer, the Wilson Center's Cold War International History Project, Amb. Richard Solomon, United States Institute of Peace
Offsite Event: The 2009 'New DPRK Revolutionary Upsurge'--A Blast from the Past or a New Path?
February 10, 2009 // 1:00pm — 4:30pm
Crisis and Confrontation on the Korean Peninsula: 1968-1969
September 09, 2008 // 9:00am — 5:00pm
Prospects for Inter-Korean and US-DPRK Relations
September 08, 2008 // 10:00am — 11:00am
A discussion of the prospects for inter-Korean and US-DPRK Relations with Park Jae Kyu, former ROK Minister of Unification and president of the University of North Korean Studies
Chinese Imperialism on the Korean Peninsula: A Historical Window on Sovereignty and Power Relationships
June 09, 2008 // 3:30pm — 5:30pm
Speakers: Kirk W. Larsen, George Washington University; Christine Kim, Georgetown University; David Kang, Dartmouth College
The Cold War and the Two Koreas - Seoul, South Korea
May 02, 2008 // 9:30am — 6:00pm
The 5th semi-annual international workshop co-hosted by the Wilson Center's North Korea International Documentation Project, the Institute for Far Eastern Studies, and the University of North Korean Studies. To be held in Seoul, South Korea.
Peace on the Korean Peninsula and the Security Environment in Northeast Asia - Seoul, South Korea
May 01, 2008 // 9:00am — 6:00pm
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The Jeti 3020 Titan flatbed from Agfa Graphics is a high-production machine, designed and constructed using a modular format so that, as users' demands increase, the printer's color and speed capabilities can be extended. The Titan's entry-level version incorporates 16 Ricoh Gen 4 grayscale printheads resulting in CMYK output at a native resolution of 600 dpi, able to deliver 1200 dpi for photorealistic image quality. The machine has a maximum print area of 124 x 79.5 in. and prints up to 1216 sq ft/hr in high-speed mode (370 sq ft/hr in quality mode).
HP announced that it has created a new HP Certified for Wide Format Printing JDF Exchange program for third-party workflow solutions. HP certification ensures that workflow solutions exchanging JDF will interoperate properly with each other, enabling print service providers to easily build e-storefronts to market their services, take advantage of production-automation tools to reduce costs, and differentiate their service offerings. Several companies already have achieved certification through the program. HP is chair of the CIP4's Wide Format Workgroup.
Neschen made its first showing of SolvoPrint Nolite 175, a 7-mil matte polyester media for use with solvent, eco-solvent, latex, and UV-curable printers. Suitable for indoor as well as short-term outdoor projects, it features 100% opacity to remove shadows and image washout due to backlit conditions, edge-curl resistance, and a scratch-resistant coating. Applications include P-O-P displays, retail signage, tradeshow graphics, and display systems. Available in 36 x 98-in. rolls.
The Rhotex 320 printer from Durst made its North American debut. Aimed at the soft-signage markets, the printer is available in 4-color standard or in an optional configuration of CMYKcm + light black and/or spot colors.
3M introduced an array of new media updates, including:
• 3M Scotchprint Wrap Film Series 1080 is available in four matte colors – black, white, silver, and military green. These pressure-activated, 3.5-mil cast films are designed to provide dimensional stability and durability without the need for an overlaminate. The films feature non-visible air-release channels and 60-in. widths.
Mimaki USA debuted its new JFX plus series of LED UV-cure printers, including the JFX-1631 plus and JFX-1615 plus. The new machines feature a post-cure unit, and as a result, reports Mimaki, now offer a top speed of 254 sq ft/min (at 600 dpi), an 80% increase over the previous 1615/1631 models. Both machines feature a top resolution of 1200 dpi. The 1631 plus can handle media up to 65 x 126 in., while the 1615 plus can handle media up to 65 x 63 in.; they accommodate media up to 1.97-in. thick. Two inksets are available: Rigid (CMYK+W+Clear) and Flexible (CMYK+White).
Should white ink be in your future? It's a question more providers of wide-format digital services will need to entertain if they hope to remain competitive in years ahead. Early adopters of digital print systems with white-ink capabilities report growing interest in these services, whether or not their clients fully understand all that printing with white allows — particularly once they see examples.
Here we are again, poised at the start of a new year. Surely, 2011 will be an extraordinary year for American business – one of on-going change and challenge on nearly all fronts – and to survive, print providers must continue to keep a close watch on their bottom line. With credit sure to remain tight for small businesses, cash is still king.
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Everyone wants to look the best they can. People spend a lot of time and money putting together their image. Whether we like to admit it or not, we are a people who evaluate books by their "covers."
Graduate student Benjamin Lotan developed the idea to print a poster comprising images of all his Facebook friends purely out of self interest – he wanted his cyber collection of friends to be tangibly depicted in a life-size image.
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Cloud Vortices and Ship Tracks off Aleutian Islands, Alaska
March 1, 2013
A fantastic array of clouds fills this true-color Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) image of the Aleutian Islands on July 3, 2003. The islands trail of the southern end of the Alaska Peninsula, separating the Bering Sea to the north and the northern Pacific Ocean to the south. In the image, the dissolving swirls of ship tracks are visible at left center edge, while surrounding the islands, the clouds are spun into eddies and vortices. Credit: Jacques Descloitres, MODIS Rapid Response Team, NASA/GSFC
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Iberdrola Reneges on Promise to Seneca County
WATERLOO, N.Y, March 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — The Seneca County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) has recently learned that New York State Electric & Gas Corp., a subsidiary of Bilbao, Spain-based Iberdrola S.A., is cutting plans for electrical upgrades to the former Seneca Army Depot, turning its back on more than a decade's worth of work, risking the loss of $2.25 million in grant funding, and jeopardizing future economic growth for Seneca County and the surrounding region.
When Iberdrola acquired NYSEG in 2008, the company made a series of promises to New York State and the state Public Service Commission (PSC) in order to gain the PSC's approval of the acquisition. One of those promises was to Seneca County. For more than 10 years, the Seneca County IDA worked with Iberdrola's NYSEG to study the Depot's electrical needs. As part of that assistance, the IDA helped secure $2.25 million in funding, including a $1.5 million RESTORE-NY grant, to help NYSEG pay for approximately $4.75 million in repairs and capital improvements that would make at least a minimal amount of reliable electricity available at the Depot. These grants may expire as soon as April 1 unless NYSEG shows progress.
"Iberdrola's NYSEG is not only failing to show progress on this project, they're now telling us they won't make any upgrades or install a new transmission line at all," IDA Executive Director Bob Aronson said. "If they won't make upgrades or install a new line with 40 percent to 50 percent of the costs covered, then what is the likelihood that they will make improvements when the full $4.75 million is needed? This may be our one and only opportunity to get more electricity to the Depot in the near future."
As a last resort, the IDA has written the PSC and urged the Commission to consider this situation in any current or near-term decisions as they pertain to Iberdrola.
"Underscoring the legitimacy of our cause, when we copied this letter to our state and federal representatives, each one of them immediately responded with their own letters of support," Aronson said. "To date, letters supporting the IDA's request have been sent from U.S. Sens. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.), U.S. Rep. Michael Arcuri (D-Utica), New York State Senator Michael Nozzolio (R-Fayette) and State Assembly Minority Leader Brian Kolb (R-Canandaigua)."
"This is a classic 'chicken and egg' issue," Aronson said. "Iberdrola's NYSEG won't make upgrades because it says there are not enough businesses at the Depot, but the IDA needs to show there is electric power in order to attract more businesses."
"We are asking for a minimal amount of reliable power so that any interested businesses can get up and running immediately," he said. "As it stands right now, we can't entertain any new users without these upgrades."
"The Depot desperately needs more electricity," Aronson added. "We need to make sure Iberdrola lives up to its promises and makes investments in the future of our local economy. The money doesn't have to come from ratepayers — it can come from the company's mostly foreign shareholders who are currently receiving substantial dividends from the guaranteed profits made by these regulated utilities."
Iberdrola recorded a profit of 2.8 billion euros, or approximately $4 billion, in 2009. Additionally, the company has been awarded more than $700 million in U.S. stimulus funding. Total cost of electrical upgrades at the Depot would be $4.75 million, approximately $2.5 million of which would be paid for by Iberdrola.
Community members are encouraged to send letters to PSC Secretary Jaclyn Billing supporting electrical upgrades at the Depot at the following address:
Honorable Jaclyn Billing Secretary New York State Public Service Commission Empire State Plaza Agency Building 3 Albany, New York 12223
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The war crimes court for Bosnia and Herzegovina on Friday convicted a former paramilitary unit commander from Montenegro on multiple counts of murder, torture, rape and looting committed during the the civil war in the former Yugoslavia (1992-1995) and sentenced him to 45 years of imprisonment. ...[read more]
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On June 5, 2006, Serbia was declared a sovereign nation. This proclamation of independence by the Serbian parliament came two days after the parliament of Montenegro pronounced its own independence from the former state union between the two countries. Montenegro's independence followed a narrowly ...[read more]
Bosnian war crimes victims on Thursday submitted evidence to the Prosecutors Office for Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) accusing three former members of the Serbian Supreme Council of war crimes committed during the 1992-95 Bosnian civil war. Former Yugoslav presidents Zoran Lilic and Dobrica Cosic ...[read more]
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer on Tuesday signed into law a bill outlawing abortions performed based on the sex or race of the fetus. Representative Steve Montenegro sponsored HB 2442 and HB 2443, which separately outlaw abortions based on the child's sex or race. Under the new abortion law, a ...[read more]
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Well written Midnight Screams, I like this poem a lot its really good :)
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Kyrgyz PM Comments on Recent Talks With Russian Counterpart in Moscow
Excerpt from report by privately-owned Kyrgyz news agency 24.kg website
Bishkek, 17 September: "Kyrgyzstan and Russia are ready to sign an intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in the sphere of hydroelectric power generation in the immediate future," Prime Minister Igor Chudinov has said in an exclusive interview with the Kyrgyz news agency 24.kg, commenting on the results of his working visit to Moscow.
He said that "there was an exchange of views on the importance and necessity of filling the declaration on friendship and cooperation between Russia and Kyrgyzstan with practical and real actions" at a meeting with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.
"In the first place, Vladimir Putin and I have discussed implementing joint Kyrgyz-Russian power supply projects. The issue of speeding up the payment of Kyrgyzstan's 193m-dollar debt to Russia was also raised. We have finally discussed how and in which projects we will use 2bn dollars Russia is offering to Kyrgyzstan in financial and investment assistance," Igor Chudinov said.
According to the Kyrgyz prime minister, "the Russian prime minister gave an order to Industry and Trade Minister Viktor Khristenko right after the talks to prepare a programme and a plan to carry out the joint projects".
The Kyrgyz prime minister said that the Industry, Energy and Fuel Resources Ministry would work in this direction for Kyrgyzstan.
"I hope that we will sign documents to this effect in the immediate future," Igor Chudinov said.
He does not rule out that the Kyrgyz-Russian intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in the sphere of hydroelectric power generation will be signed already during an official visit by Russian President Dmitriy Medvedev to Kyrgyzstan, which is scheduled for the first ten days of October 2008.
In the meantime, Igor Chudinov noted that he discussed not only joint work in the hydroelectric power generation sector during the talks in Moscow.
"Vladimir Putin and I also discussed the possible implementation of projects in the agrarian sector. This is also the export of farm produce to Russia and the supply of farm machinery from Russia to Kyrgyzstan. The question of expanding the joint work in the mining sector is also under consideration," the Kyrgyz prime minister said.
According to Igor Chudinov, "it is now essential for the two departments to prepare projects and plans, which have been ordered to be carried out, as qualitatively and soon as possible".
In reply to a question by the 24.kg news agency about results of his talks with the chairman of the board of the Gazprom open joint- stock company, Aleksey Miller, Igor Chudinov said in brief: "We have talked about serious things".
"We have discussed expanding the possibility of carrying out joint projects in the power supply sector," the Kyrgyz prime minister said.
Igor Chudinov clarified that among other things, he also discussed expanding areas in Kyrgyzstan for geological prospecting, which will be carried out by Russian experts, at talks with the head of Gazprom.
In February 2008, the Gazprom open joint-stock company received a licence to prospect for oil and natural gas in the Kugart and Mayli- Say No. 4 – Eastern areas. In July 2008, Gazprom and the Kyrgyz government approved a gradual programme of carrying out a geological survey of mineral resources in these areas.
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What you need to know:
The Huskies would like to take some of the restrictions off QB Tyler
Lorenzen, a capable downfield passer, but his wide receivers are
among the least scary in the Big East. Instead, the program will
strive for modest gains in the passing attack while continuing to
lean heavily on the running tandem of Andre Dixon and Donald Brown.
One of the keys to the ground game will be to find a replacement for
all-star G Donald Thomas. A terrific drive blocker from the right
side, he leaves a big void at the position that coaches hope can be
filled by massive converted tackle Zach Hurd.
Passing: Tyler Lorenzen
197-347, 2,367 yds, 13 TD, 6 INT
Rushing: Andre Dixon
167 carries, 828 yds, 3 TD
Receiving: D.J. Hernandez
30 catches, 404 yds, 2 TD
Star of
the offense: Junior RB Andre Dixon
Player who has to step up and become a star: Sophomore OG
Zach Hurd
Unsung star on the rise: Senior QB Tyler Lorenzen
Best pro prospect: Dixon
Top three all-star candidates: 1) Dixon 2) Junior RB
Donald Brown 3) Senior TE Steve Brouse
Strength of the offense: The running backs
Weakness of the offense: The passing game,
difference-making receivers
Projected Starter: For the first time in a few
years, the Huskies begin a season with an incumbent behind
center. And a pretty capable one at that. Senior Tyler
Lorenzen had a solid debut in his first season out of
Palomar (Calif.) Community College, going 197-of-347 for 2,367
yards, 13 touchdowns and six interceptions, adding 328 yards and
a score on the ground. An outstanding all-around athlete at 6-5
and 222 pounds, he's a better passer than the numbers indicate
and a dangerous runner when he leaves the pocket. After
finishing 97th nationally in passing, Connecticut
would like to open things up a bit this fall, believing Lorenzen
is capable of doing much more in his final year in Storrs.
Projected Top Reserves: The defection of Dennis
Brown to Norfolk State means sophomore Zach Frazer and
redshirt freshman Cody Endres will duke it out to
determine Lorenzen's backup. Frazer is a 6-4, 233-pound transfer
from Notre Dame who's expected to be the future at the position
once Lorenzen graduates. While a crash course in mechanics may
be needed before the opener, he has a powerful arm and the most
natural ability of any Husky passer since Dan Orlovsky.
Although Endres is the likely No. 3 on the depth chart and
missed much of spring, the staff is still excited about his
long-term potential. Another sizable quarterback at 6-4 and 231
pounds, he's raw, but possesses the toughness and velocity to
eventually contend for more playing time.
Watch Out For… an expanded role for Lorenzen. With
a full season under his belt, the senior is far more comfortable
than when he first arrived at Connecticut. The Huskies would
like to see more downfield passing from Lorenzen, who's been
hamstrung by a shortage of quality receivers.
Strength: Big arms. At an average of 6-4 and 230
pounds, the Huskies' three quarterbacks make quite a presence in
the pocket and can really sling the ball downfield. Now all they
need is a few receivers with the jets to stretch a defense and
make good use of all those cannons.
Weakness: Durability. A disturbing trend of
nagging injuries has begun to develop with Lorenzen. Last
spring, there was a knee problem. At the end of the season, he
was hampered by the knee and a thumb injury. In April, he was
forced to skip the spring game with an ankle injury. Lorenzen is
a big target who takes a lot of hits, so Frazer had better be
ready to don his helmet at a moment's notice.
Outlook: Compared to this time last year,
Connecticut is on solid ground at quarterback, with Lorenzen
back for a final season and Frazer being groomed as the heir
apparent. The passing game should be much improved from last
year, but only if some of the young receivers quickly develop
into consistent targets.
Rating: 7
Running Backs
Projected Starters: Connecticut doesn't have a
starting running back. It has two. Juniors Andre Dixon
and Donald Brown are interchangeable parts out of the
backfield, both capable of rushing for 1,000 yards.
Dixon was a huge surprise a year ago, stealing the spotlight
from his more heralded teammate and earning a spot on the
All-Big East Second Team. Despite entering the season buried on
the depth chart, the 6-1, 202-pounder slashed his way to 828
yards and three scores on 167 carries, adding 24 catches for 280
yards and another score.
Although Brown entered the season as the Huskies most valuable
offensive player, he got off to a slow start and was upstaged by
Dixon. He eventually got on track, rushing for 455 yards of his
821 yards over the final four games, flashing the power and
speed through the hole that made him a freshman sensation. The
5-10, 208-pound Brown comes into this season a little leaner and
a lot more focused on recapturing some of the carries that Dixon
stole in 2007.
Sophomores Anthony Davis and Anthony Sherman are a
couple of blue-collar fullbacks that split time last year, and
might do so again. At 5-11 and 242 pounds, Davis is a
one-dimensional blocker who didn't carry the ball in his first
season. His sole objective is to be the lead blocker for Dixon
and Brown.
Sherman was one of a handful of true freshmen to play in every
game, starting twice and making a dozen tackles on special
teams. At 5-11 and 239 pounds, he's a little more athletic and
versatile than Davis, carrying the ball six times, catching two
passes, and occasionally lining up as an H-back.
Projected Top Reserves: Out of Robbie Frey
and Kelmetrus Wylie, one of the two redshirt freshmen
backs are going to secure the No. 3 spot and earn some carries
late in lopsided games. Like Dixon, the 6-0, 195-pound Frey has
good speed and doesn't waste any motion when getting to the
Wylie, on the hand, is a 5-10, 207-pound thumper who likes
contact and refuses to be arm tackled. With a ton of confidence
and good all-around skills, he has the make-up to be the Husky
feature back once there's more clearance atop the depth chart.
Watch Out For… Dixon and Brown to both get at
least 150 carries for a second straight year. The Huskies favor
the ground game, and as long as there's minimal separation
between the two juniors, both are going to get their 10-15
touches a game.
Strength: Two quality backs. With the emergence of
Dixon to go along with Brown, Connecticut boasts two runners
who've proven they can carry the load when needed. Each ran for
at least 800 yards last year, giving both a chance to stay fresh
and the program a much-needed insurance policy.
Weakness: A home-run hitter. As good as Dixon and
Brown are, neither is the type of back who'll frighten opposing
defenses with his speed or long ball potential. While both are
very effective, north-south runners, it would be nice to
occasionally insert a jackrabbit capable of burning a gassed
defense in the second half.
Outlook: Although Brown wasn't supposed to have
company in the Connecticut spotlight, Dixon's emergence has been
a huge plus. The two will continue to be the workhorses of a
conservative offense that prefers to control the clock and set
up the pass with a steady diet of runs.
Rating: 8.5
Projected Starters: The hunt for quality receivers
was exacerbated by the transfer of leading receiver Terence
Jeffers to a school that'll better use his talents. That leaves
as the starters senior D.J. Hernandez and junior Brad
Kanuch, a couple of productive veterans who won't frighten
any Big East secondaries. Hernandez is a grinder, a 6-1,
211-pound former quarterback who'll make the tough grabs and
drag tacklers like a tight end. In his first season at the
position, he caught 30 passes for 404 yards and two touchdowns.
Among the veterans, the 6-0, 190-pound Kanuch is the closest
thing the Huskies have to a deep threat. He's averaged at least
16 yards per catch in each of the last two seasons, catching 27
passes for 433 yards and a touchdown in 2007. In order to
improve on those numbers, Kanuch must do a better job of getting
separation from the defender and finding a soft spot in the
Connecticut's most dependable receiver is going to be 6-4,
252-pound senior TE Steve Brouse, a third-year starter
with soft hands and a penchant for getting open in the middle of
the field. In his best season in Storrs, he caught 26 passes for
286 yards and four touchdowns, generating some interest from the
NFL as a tight end, or possibly an H-back.
Projected Top Reserves: Throughout the spring,
redshirt freshman Kashif Moore displayed some of the
flash and elusiveness that this group has been missing. While
only 5-9 and 177 pounds, he has the quickness and
change-of-direction skills to take a short slant from Lorenzen
and through the opposing secondary.
Senior Marcus Easley is one of the hardest workers on the
team, a former walk-on who's previously gotten on the field as
special teamer. At 6-3 and 212 pounds, he has outstanding size,
but needs to improve in all facets of his game to earn the
confidence of the quarterbacks.
Like Easley, Robert Theoudele is another huge target
looking to make an impact on offense in his final season. At 6-4
and 220 pounds, he's a former linebacker whose biggest attribute
might be as a downfield blocker on running plays.
The biggest upside of the reserves belongs to senior Ellis
Gaulden, but he's recovering from a foot injury, another in
a long line of setbacks. Although he's 6-2 and 192 pounds with
ideal speed and leaping ability, until he's physically able to
compete, Husky fans won't know if he's a giant tease or an
untapped weapon.
Behind Brouse is senior Martin Bedard, the program's
long-snapper and a viable option off the bench at tight end. The
6-3, 233-pounder played in all 13 games a year ago, starting
three and catching three passes for 42 yards.
Watch Out For… senior CB Darius Butler to
get his wish of playing some wide receiver. One of the Huskies
top overall athletes at 5-11 and 181 pounds, he should get 10-12
snaps a game to inject some athleticism and big-play potential
into the Husky passing attack.
Strength: The tight ends. Brouse has really come
on as a pass-catcher since replacing Dan Murray in 2006, and
Bedard is a senior who won't hurt the team when he's on the
field. In an offense predicated on the mid-range passes, Brouse
is a safe bet to set a career-high in receptions, while
contending for all-league honors.
Weakness: A lack of playmakers. There's a good
reason why Randy Edsall finally relented, and allowed his best
cover corner to play some offense—he has no other choice. It's
tough mining game-breaking receivers out of the Northeast, a
hurdle Boston College has been staring at for decades.
Outlook: The hope is that Moore contributes right
away and Gaulden is healthy enough to finally take his track
speed and high jumping ability to the field. Without a lot of
help, Hernandez and Kanuch will be eminently ordinary,
preventing Lorenzen and the passing game from making any forward
progress this season.
Rating: 5.5
Offensive Line
Projected Starters: Even though the Huskies lose
just one player, current Miami Dolphin Donald Thomas, the line
is going to have a different and more than one new face. In an
attempt to get his five most physical blockers on the field,
Randy Edsall opened up the competition in the spring and quickly
began shuffling the deck. The two biggest surprises are the new
front-runners at guard, redshirt freshman Moe Petrus on
the left side and sophomore Zach Hurd on the right. The
6-2, 283-pound Petrus soared up the depth chart in April,
flashing the physicality and footwork that Edsall and his staff
have been craving. A mature 22-year old, he's not the typical
first-year player who's going to be shaken by his new role.
Like Petrus, Hurd seized an opposing in March and April, moving
inside from tackle and routinely dominating at the point of
attack. At 6-7 and 305 pounds, he's already one of the biggest
Huskies, adding about 10 pounds of muscle through an intense
offseason conditioning program. Still a little rusty learning
the new position, Hurd will spend much of the few months trying
to absorb every page of the playbook.
Senior Keith Gray is the returning starter at center and
one of the leaders of the offensive line. At 6-2 and 276
pounds, he won't overpower anyone, but he's quick off the snap
and as fundamentally sound as any other Husky lineman.
The favorite at right tackle, junior Mike Hicks, also
spent time at left guard last season. Edsall permanently moved
him to tackle in the spring, feeling his long arms and 6-6,
329-pound frame was a better fit for walling off edge rushers.
Hicks could stand to lose a few pounds and improve his technique
if he's going to remain atop the depth chart through the
Senior William Beatty is back for his second year as a
full-timer at left tackle and his final audition for pro
scouts. Still somewhat of an unfinished product, he's an
outstanding athlete with the ideal 6-6, 300-pound frame for a
tackle. Thomas was flying well below the NFL radar this time
last year, so there's hope for Beatty if he can put it all
Projected Top Reserves: Applying heat to Hicks at
right tackle is junior Dan Ryan, a five-game starter from
a year ago. At 6-8 and 290 pounds, he's an imposing specimen
with plenty of experience and the long arms to jolt rushers of
their stance. Ryan is, at worst, a quality backup who'll be even
better when he adds more upper body strength.
The Huskies' top reserve guard is junior Alex LaMagdelaine,
a versatile lineman who can also fill in at center if necessary.
Although the 6-3, 307-pounder hasn't exactly flourished over the
last two seasons, getting passed on the depth chart by younger
players, he does provide experience and leadership to the second
Backup center Trey Tonsing has eight starts at the pivot,
but that was way back in 2005, before he was suspended for a
year and supplanted by Gray. Even if the 6-3, 301-pound former
walk-on is no threat to the top spot, he brings much-needed
senior know-how to the B team.
Watch Out For… the new guards. The coaching
staff has been very impressed by the tenacity and maturity of
Hurd and Petrus, who are being given a chance to help transform
a Husky line that's seeking an infusion of new energy.
Strength: Depth. While it's taken a few years to
get to this point, Edsall finally has a two-deep at the
offensive line that has a good mix of talent and experience.
Five linemen have started games at some point in their career,
and the second team has players that'll compete for playing time
and won't freeze up if pressed into action.
Weakness: Pass protection. While there were modest
improvements, mainly due to Tyler Lorenzen's elusiveness, the
Huskies were still one of the Big East's worst pass protectors
for a second straight year. They yielded 30 sacks and too many
pressures for a team that doesn't pass often, creating an open
competition when the program convened for practice in the
Outlook: Connecticut believes its getting better
in the trenches, but by how much will depend on the development
of the new guards, Petrus and Hurd. If they're as ready as they
appeared to be in April, the line will be a plus.
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on windows you can set video overlay to a specific screen, so whenever an application uses a video overlay, the specified screen shows it full screen, it rules for TV out cause i will start the movie and it plays full screen on my TV while i use my primary screen (CRT) for other junk, i can even play games while the TVout still plays videos
what stinks is i have not found any way to do this on linux
My solution has ended up just being two seperate X screens on the same X server. I just make sure to launch any app that needs to be on my tv as such.
I basically only use the TV for mythtv,mplayer,xine, and zsnes so I just added aliases to launch these apps with DISPLAY=localhost:0.1 instead in my bashrc.
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The previously mentioned applications are only the ones that are really being pushed as selling points for the OS. There are many, many other applications though. Here is a quick rundown of some applications that are also included, and their version numbers:
Blender – 2.36
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Kaffeine – 0.5
KBear – 2.1
KDevelop – 3.2.0
KMPlayer – 0.9.0-pre3
Kopete – 0.10
RealPlayer – 10.0.4.753
X-Chat IRC – 2.41
Those are just a few that I find to be popular applications. For the full list, you can check out the Official Listing.
One thing I have found about these updated programs though, is that they are a lot less stable than they used to be. I am unsure whether this is the SuSE Distro, the KDE 3.4, or the actual packages themselves. For instance, Kopete 0.10 freezes the entire computer after a while, while 0.93 did no such thing. With the Gimp 2.2, on start up, it freezes the entire computer every so often. Kbear crashes every time, when I try to either upload, or download a file from a remote FTP.
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The GCENS system is a communication service that enables Gordon State College administrators and campus safety personnel to quickly contact GSC students, faculty and staff with voice and text messages. This system will be used for emergency notifications and school closings as well as other critical information.
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Gordon students, faculty and staff are automatically added to the GCENS service. Every person is encouraged to review his or her GCENS contact information for accuracy and to add additional contact information such as cell phone numbers to the notification list. Receiving a voice or text message when you are away from your office or residence hall keeps you informed of possible emergencies on campus as well as campus related events. You may also add an additional email address. The more ways we have to contact individuals, the better the college's odds are of spreading timely and accurate information and keeping everyone informed.
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How do I sign up for GCENS?
All students' residence hall phone numbers, home phone numbers, and their Gordon State College official email addresses are automatically added to the GCENS service. Students are encouraged to include their cell phone numbers, text messaging numbers, and an additional email address for Gordon State College to use for emergency notification. Faculty and staff are also automatically enrolled in the service via their Gordon office phone number and e-mail address.
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Helmets??? We don't need no stinking helmets…
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March 17 is the day the Irish commemorate their patron saint and all things Irish.
Faith and begorrah, who will celebrate on this festive day? Only the Irish. But on that day each year, everyone is Irish. Some by blood and many just by spirit.
Family lore has it that my maternal great-grandmother was born on a ship coming to America from Ireland, so I guess I have a legitimate claim to the wearin' of the green. But then so does everyone else, it seems.
Next Monday, we'll see African-American Patricks, Asian Colleens, Mexican Brigids and even a Mideastern Seamus or two. Even your dog will be pretending he's an Irish Setter or Wolfhound. So regardless of your actual bloodlines, get ready for the lowest stress holiday of the year. Pour yourself an Irish coffee, tune up "Danny Boy" on your musical conveyor of choice and party like a Gallic gadabout.
In two short months, we can change our heritage again and everyone can be Mexican on Cinco de Mayo. The music changes, the featured foods are different, pinatas and bright colors replace shamrock and green, but the spirit of the holiday is the same. It's just people celebrating their roots and the years of traditions that form their cultures. And they are doing it so well, that everyone wants to celebrate with them.
With nearly 200 countries in the world and with the United States being home to people whose roots are in every one of them, we could branch out and have a party about 2/3 of the year.
Consider the Holi Festival of India when Hindus and Sikh celebrate by throwing colored powder on each other. Looks like fun.
In Taiwan, people write their wishes on fire lanterns and release them into the sky en masse, creating a spectacle of floating lights.
The Festival of the Sun on June 24 in Peru features street fairs, live music and traditional food purveyors.
Grenada's independence day celebration is the Spice Mas Carnival with Calypso music, a steel band competition, elaborate costumes and free-flowing drink and food.
Let's not forget the German contribution to fun, Oktoberfest. Celebrate Bavarian culture.
The way I see it. If we opened our minds to celebrating every nation and its people, we could party about 240 days a year and rest up the other 125 days. Sounds like a plan — or at least a cool fantasy.
See you nest week.
Be kind to everyone.


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Mary's Shelter
By Treasure Coast Happenings with Drew Mello
Fort Pierce, FL – This week on Treasure Coast Happenings, Drew Mello talks with Angela Lowe, executive director for Mary's Shelter of the Treasure Coast.
Mary's Shelter provides residential and non-residential services for pregnant women and their babies who are in need of a supportive environment because of a lack of suitable housing or favorable family relationships.
For more information visit: www.maryssheltertc.org