text:
- News
- Video
- People
Find by writer
- Yasmin Alibhai-Brown
- Rebecca Armstrong
- Memphis Barker
- Max Benwell
- Chris Blackhurst
- Ian Burrell
- Andrew Buncombe
- Ben Chu
- Patrick Cockburn
- Mary Dejevsky
- Grace Dent
- Robert Fisk
- Andrew Grice
- Stefano Hatfield
- Lucy Hunter Johnston
- Howard Jacobson
- Alice Jones
- Ellen E Jones
- Simon Kelner
- Lisa Markwell
- Michael McCarthy
- Hamish McRae
- Jane Merrick
- James Moore
- Matthew Norman
- Dom Joly
- Amol Rajan
- Comment
- Editorials
- Letters
- Happy List
- Campaigns
- Archive
- Our Voices
- Yasmin Alibhai-Brown
- Terence Blacker
- Simon Carr
- Rupert Cornwell
- Sloane Crosley
- Mary Dejevsky
- Robert Fisk
- Andrew Grice
- Adrian Hamilton
- Philip Hensher
- Howard Jacobson
- Dominic Lawson
- John Lichfield
- Campaigns
- Hamish McRae
- Matthew Norman
- Christina Patterson
- John Rentoul
- Columnists
- Democracy 2015
- IV Drip Archive
- Blogs
- If I were PM
- Scottish independence
- Save the tiger
- The state of the NHS
- Find by writer
- Sport
- Tech
- Life
- Property
- Arts + Ents
- Travel
- Money
- IndyBest
- Student
- Offers
These negligent, unregulated doctors allowed my baby to die
These negligent, unregulated doctors allowed my baby to die
Sir: I have been moved after 10 silent years to comment on Jeremy Laurance's excellent article about the regulation of doctors ("Shipman hasn't ended the betrayal of patients", 10 January).
Ten years ago I found I was six weeks pregnant. I rushed to the doctor and told him, three weeks previously, I had had German measles. He told me not to worry. Nine months later our son was born. The same doctor checked him and gave the all clear. When he was 10 weeks old we took him for a weekend visit to a GP friend. We queried our baby's health and got the message not to worry but to contact our GP when we got home if we were really concerned.
The next day our son started having trouble breathing. We rushed him to a new GP, who sounded the alarm. Twenty-four hours later at Great Ormond Street our son had major heart surgery, because he had a major heart defect. The doctors were surprised no one noticed his pallor or hole in the heart.
Of course by this stage he had no long-term prospects and died some months later. But if the local doctors had acted differently our tale might have been different.
The doctors who betrayed and misdiagnosed Laurie are still earning £70,000 per year and we are left with the loss and a great mistrust of doctors. We can only hope that no one else suffers like us. Regulation would ensure this doesn't happen again.
Name and address supplied
Sir: Jeremy Laurance makes a bizarre connection between Harold Shipman and Sir Donald Irwin's estimate that 5 per cent of GPs are "risky". Irwin meant that the clinical performance of 5 per cent of GPs may not be of an acceptable standard, not that they were murderers.
This reminds me of the unfair way the Shipman case was initially seen as an indictment of single-handed practice. The offices of the Small Practices Association came under immediate press siege and Tony Blair chose to raise his concerns about the matter in the House. Dame Janet Smith's report of July 2002 subsequently revealed that Shipman had committed his first 72 known murders whilst he was a partner in a large group practice. If he had been apprehended when he ought to have been it would have been large group practices, if any, which came under particular scrutiny.
False connections like this contribute nothing to the important debate about whether the apparently endless escalation of complex and intrusive regulation of professionals is doing more good than harm. This is what Laurance's article was actually about; Shipman had nothing to do with it. By deliberately confusing the issues he manages to make the BMA's reservations seem irresponsible and self-interested.
On the contrary the BMA's reservations are wise and principled and I share them just as much as a retired GP and potential patient as I did when I was in practice.
retired GP
Alton, Hampshire
Brown must now challenge Blair
Sir: It has long been evident, and is now supported by your poll (11 January), that Tony Blair has become a serious liability to the Labour Party; one can only marvel at the hubris which impels him to put his own vanity before the good of the party, let alone of the country. I most emphatically do not agree that a false "united front" should be presented to the electorate, and it's patronising to act as though the voters were children who should be deceived for their own good.
Politicians, once in power, immediately forget that they are elected and employed by the people to run the country, not simply to hang onto their own seats at the next election.
Judging by opinions I have come across, your poll results are very accurate - a great number of former Labour supporters will not vote to keep Tony Blair in power, and bitterly resent the fact that there is no longer a socialist party to vote for. We have a choice between Old Conservative, New Conservative and the Liberal Democrats, so Lib Dem we shall vote.
What on earth has kept Gordon Brown from mounting a leadership challenge? Most of us believe him to be, at the very least, a man of integrity, and integrity has become a rare pearl of great price.
Totnes, Devon
Sir: The findings of your NOP Blair versus Brown poll (11 January) are very surprising. Yes, some Old Labour voters who have failed to turn out at the past two elections would no doubt be drawn back by the possibility of a Brown premiership. But surely, key to the massive New Labour victories were the many newly floating voters of the middle ground. Broadly liberal and market-oriented, they included many former One Nation Tories. They voted for the New Labour project both out of despair at the squabbling, sleaze-ridden Tories, and because Blair seemed a pragmatic social democratic who showed little truck with Old Labour ideology.
Those people may be in a quandary now because of disillusionment with Blair and despair at the floundering Tories, but whatever they told NOP they are not going to vote for a Brown Labour Party which would be perceived as having its roots further to the left and with a much more traditional tax-and-spend socialist agenda.
Hanworth, Norfolk
Sir: Peter Gershon is not investigating Tony Blair's use of the Queen's Flight for his Christmas holiday, as The Independent has reported ("PM's use of RAF jet for Egypt holiday to be investigated", 11 January).
It would be surprising if he were. Mr Blair, after all, is the first prime minister of recent times to make use of commercial airlines for his family holidays. His predecessors John Major and Margaret Thatcher, quite legitimately, used the Queen's Flight for all their family holidays abroad between 1979 and 1997.
The Prime Minister and his family had, in fact, booked to travel to Egypt on a commercial flight this Christmas, as they have done for the last three years. But in December, months after their tickets were arranged, the Royal Family and Ministerial Visits Committee strongly advised against this decision on security grounds. Mr Blair obviously accepted their advice.
Mr Gershon is reviewing the Queen's Flight because of the increasing age of its aircraft and the consequences for reliability, safety, cost and security. As he was asked to do so a month before the decision was taken to switch the Blair family away from a commercial flight, it is difficult to see how the two matters are linked.
Director of Communications
Prime Minister's Office
London SW1
Green solutions
Sir: Andrew Warren himself assumes (letter, 7 January) that the answer to global warming is to be found in one untried technology, namely, to persuade the whole population of the planet to re-examine every energy-consuming aspect of their lives. This, like all the other pet panaceas put forward, will take a great deal of research, in this case on human behaviour and economics, before it can even be started.
There are many different methods being studied of reducing CO 2 emissions, but in practice these are well in the future. In reality, we are about to experience a considerable increase in emissions. China and India are increasing their energy requirements and have no shortage of coal or the means of building fossil-fuelled power stations. Should they be expected to make the decision to stop the growth of their economies by not building them?
The only proved and adequate clean technology available to us now is nuclear energy. It is already widely used and in the short term, until other means are developed, it is the only answer.
Great Bookham, Surrey
Sir: The UK lags significantly behind most of Europe in its use of biomass for heating. The benefits are poorly understood in this country and Professor Solt's letter (7 January) did nothing to alleviate that situation.
We can no more in practice generate all of our heat requirement from biomass combustion than we can all of our electricity from solar and wind - that does not mean, of course, that these renewable energies cannot make a useful contribution to reducing both greenhouse emissions and our reliance on dwindling fossil fuels. Purpose-grown biomass has the additional potential advantages of providing rural employment, income for farmers and benefiting biodiversity.
Your correspondent suggests that if you allow purpose-grown crops to rot, there is not a CO 2 emissions benefit. Well, if you allow wind turbines to fall down you don't get any benefit from them either. I suggest Professor Solt visits some of the biomass village heating projects in Denmark, Austria or Sweden to get a fuller view of the benefits of integrated biomass schemes.
Dr SAM LANGRIDGE
Buxted, Sussex
Tilting trains
Sir: Your article "Branson's tilting trains are the least reliable on network" (7 January) gives a highly misleading impression about the Pendolino fleet of 125mph tilting trains.
The only way to find the minor glitches on trains is to run them in "real" conditions, with passengers using the service. This is established practice across the world and is in addition to the rigorous safety testing that takes place before trains enter service.
Many of the "breakdowns" that your article highlights are actually defects that are so minor that they do not disrupt the service. However, when even the smallest fault is detected, it is reported as a "casualty" and work is done overnight to rectify the problem. When Sir Richard Branson launched these trains in September 2004, he made it very clear that these teething issues would take several months to iron out.
It is unreasonable to compare highly complex new trains operating under this level of scrutiny with established trains that have been running for decades and on which faults have been resolved.
Virgin Trains has been the boldest train company in ordering the most advanced trains ever seen in this country. We have introduced two entirely new fleets of trains, at a cost of £2bn, making them among the youngest and most sophisticated in Europe. Passengers are already seeing the huge benefits of these faster trains.
Chief Executive
Virgin Trains
London NW1
Sir: With the new Pendolinos it's not just about reliability but also poor design. Those of us on the west coast line who have waited with keen anticipation for these supposed trains of the future have been sorely disappointed.
Getting on a crowded train with a suitcase is now extremely problematic as the small areas for stowing luggage are halfway down each carriage. This means negotiating one's suitcase down a narrow aisle only to find that the luggage area is already a tottering pile of suitcases. Cases are lined along the aisles, making them even narrower, or piled outside the toilets.
Of course, the aim of the exercise is speed rather than space. But what do we passengers want from a modern train service? A tilting train that cuts half an hour off the journey time or a comfortable travelling experience with the train arriving when it is meant to arrive? On every journey I have made on a pendolino so far, the topic of conversation has been the poor design of the carriages, with harassed Virgin staff apologising and attempting to deal with the many suitcases and rucksacks scattered and wedged throughout the train.
Ambleside, Cumbria
Sir: I'm a commuter on the Uckfield to London Bridge line, now run by Southern. Since the beginning of December 2004 we have new, comfortable, fast trains and a more frequent through service - some things are getting better!
Tunbridge Wells, Kent
Yorkshire pride
Sir: Your headline "After 30 years in a church hall, John Godber (and Hull) will have a theatre" (5 January) implies that Hull is without a theatre. In fact, the Hull New Theatre has been going strong for years and, although not large, is comfortable and well appointed with excellent shows from first-rate companies. The people of Hull are proud of the success of the Hull Truck Theatre Company, and wish them well in their new building - the second professional theatre in this city.
Cottingham, East Yorkshire
Safety in numbers
Sir: In Save & Spend (8 January) you show a photo of a PIN being keyed in at a checkout, apparently in full view of anyone who cares to look. Keyboards should surely be fitted with a hood, as I have seen in other countries? To use them in the way suggested by your picture negates much of the security value of the PIN.
Redditch, Worcestershire
Sussex stroll
Sir: If Alistair Darling goes for a walk at Arundel with Tex Pemberton, the pro-bypass spokesman for West Sussex County Council (letter, 11 January), I hope bodies concerned about the impact of a bypass will be invited too. The "environmentally acceptable" solution which WSCC seeks is a mirage. Darling recognised this when he cancelled the project in 2003 on the grounds that the watermeadows are outstandingly beautiful. Traffic will continue to get worse but the countryside will be more highly valued. This battle will run and run and is unlikely to be settled by a gentlemanly discussion on the banks of the Arun.
Binsted, West Sussex
Crossed words
Sir: In your 6 January crossword, the clue for 2 Down was "Australian (coll)". As a proud Australian, I thought "Aha, I know this one!" and promptly wrote AUSSIE. But it didn't fit, and BLOKE wasn't correct either. With shame that I didn't know the answer, I looked in Friday's edition and to my disgust the word given was OSSIE. Aren't there enough of us here to at least get that one right?!
London W9
Humble Oman
Storytelling is an integral part of Omani life and TV presenter Kate Humble tells her tale of how she discovered Oman.
Why BBQ is the business
Supporting local Independents, Sol beer finds out why David Carter ditched a career in fine dining for a BBQ truck. Read more...
The 20 best films to watch on Netflix right now
What did you have planned tonight again? These are the 20 best films currently available to stream on Netflix (UK). You're welcome.
Uncovering London's innovations after dark
Be a part of a sexual revolution; discover the next generation adult toy that has got people talking.
The Granite City that's made of stronger stuff
Win a 3 night trip to Aberdeen thanks to Hilton Garden Inn
Welcome to the island of two halves
If you're a sun, sea and sand person, you won't be disappointed; read our guide to visiting Tobago
Quiz: Which character from The Big Bang Theory are you?
Take the i100 quiz!
Oliver Proudlock's top style tips
Watch the first video in our new series for tips on new trends and London's style scene.
Economic impact of sporting events
Major sporting events naturally make a big impression on the lives – and pulse-rates – of fans. But these occasions can also have a wider economic impact that goes on beyond the final whistle.
An expanding Europe welcomes 'Mainhattan'
Win a 3 night trip to Frankfurt thanks to Hilton Garden Inn
Is Frank Lampard responsible for a football revolution?
The advent of goal line technology came after years of debate, but even the harshest critic would be hard pushed to prove the system hasn't delivered.
What a Roman holiday adds to the bottom line
We've teamed up with Hilton Garden Inn to give away a fantastic 3 night trip to Rome
Enter the latest Independent competitions
Win anything from gadgets to five-star holidays on our competitions and offers page.
iJobs General
Guru Careers: Software Developer / C# Developer
£40-50K: Guru Careers: We are seeking an experienced Software / C# Developer w...
Guru Careers: Software Developer
£35 - 40k + Benefits: Guru Careers: We are seeking a Software Developer (JavaS...
SThree: Trainee Recruitment Consultant / Resourcer
£18000 - £23000 per annum + Commission: SThree: As a Trainee Recruitment Consu...
Ashdown Group: UI Developer - (UI, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AngularJS)
£25000 - £40000 per annum: Ashdown Group: UI Developer - (UI, JavaScript, HTML...


text:
Oct. 9, 1959 - Dec. 1, 2007
BLYTHEWOOD, S.C. — Edward R. Michener, 48, of Blythewood and a former resident of Republic, Ohio, died Dec. 1 after a sudden illness.
He was born Oct. 9, 1959, son of Paul and Donna (Stahl) Michener. He graduated from Seneca East High School in 1977 and New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, N.M. in 1979 and Indiana University in 1982. He later received his MBA from the University of Toledo. He was a CPA and a member of the American Institute or Certified Public Accountants since 1984.
He retired a major from the Army Reserves after 20 years of service.
He had worked for Vaughn Accounting, the Dana Corp. and Allied Waste Management before moving to South Carolina. He then started the Edward R. Michener CPA LLC in Lexington, S.C., and also was the owner of the Liberty Tax Service in Killian, S.C.
He was a member of Republic United Church of Christ. His interests included the Special Olympics, photography and stamp and coin collecting.
He is survived by his mother, Donna Michener of Republic; a sister and brother-in-law, Paulette and John E. Bockert of Norwalk; a sister-in-law, Milly Michener of Republic; four nephews and a niece; and three great-nephews.
He was preceded in death by his father; a brother, Larry Jay; and a nephew, Brad Michener.
Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Lindsey-Olds Funeral Home, 3085 Ohio 19, Bloomville, and from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday at Republic United Church of Christ in Republic, where a celebration of life service will take place at 1 p.m. with the Rev. Jeff King officiating. Burial will be in Farewell Retreat Cemetery in Republic.
Memorial gifts may be sent to the church or to the American Heart Association.
For more information, send an e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
RAC Management
|Canada's National Amateur Radio Society
|"We're ALL about Amateur Radio!"
The overall management and policy determination of RAC is handled by a board of directors which is composed of seven Regional Directors elected by the membership. All directors, as well as the President, are volunteers, and serve without remuneration.
The day-to-day operations of RAC are managed by the executive officers who are elected by the Board consist of a President, Vice Presidents, a Secretary, a Treasurer and an Honorary Legal Counsel. All are volunteers. RAC also employs an office manager.
To assist the directors and officers there are also a number of management committees to handle various aspects of RAC's operations.
|Back to the RAC home page Privacy Policy
|©1995-2015 Radio Amateurs of Canada Inc.
|This website is hosted by Radio Amateurs of Canada
|Contact the Webmaster


text: As part of the install process bootmii will have created a folder on your SD card called 'bootmii' with a few files inside ppcboot.elf, armboot.bin and bootmii.ini. If it didn't then perhaps you chose not to format a SD card in the process. It is these files that cause the bootmii menu to load on startup.


text:
Resolution: standard / high
Figure 2.
Primer extension identification of transcription start site (*) of tyrS and transcriptional regions -10 and -35 (boxes). Lines T, G, C and A correspond to DNA sequence reaction (note that the nucleotide sequences, 5' at the top and 3' at the bottom, represent the complementary DNA strand, so that it may be read directly)
Linares et al. BMC Microbiology 2012 12:23 doi:10.1186/1471-2180-12-23


text:
Summer Crafts for Kids
Bonus: Get our newsletter & special offers for free. We will not share or sell your email address. View our Privacy Policy
Summer Fun Painted Visor
By: DecoArt
We are adding the craft to your Craft Projects.
The project was added to your Craft Projects.
Click here to view your Craft Projects.
Shield your face from the summer sun with a cute painted visor adorned with little flip-flops and sunglasses. Colorful foam paints makes this project a snap.
DecoArt Products Required:
Foam Paint
- FP02 - Yellow
- FP10 - Hot Pink
Other Supplies:
- Foam flip-flop stickers, Foamies 1046-80
- Lavender, scallop-edged foam visor, Foamies 1059-90M
Refer to photo for placement and attach stickers to visor.
Use Hot Pink Foam Paint to paint "FUN" and dots beside sunglasses and alternate scallops at bottom edge. Let dry.
Use Yellow to paint sunshine, dots on remaining scallops, and words "Let the" and "begin". Let dry.
- Reattach spring back at side when dry.
Your Recently Viewed Projects
Images from other crafters
Love these projects? Get MORE delivered to your Inbox – FREE Click Here!
Report Inappropriate Comment
Are you sure you would like to report this comment? It will be flagged for our moderators to take action.
Thank you for taking the time to improve the content on our site.
What's Hot
- Crochet Summer Tote
- Summer Swimsuit Wreath
- "12 Fabulous Picnic Craft Ideas + Restaurant Copycat Recipes" free eBook
- 19 Summer Front Door Wreaths to Make
- Tropical Theme Teepee
- Acorn Strawberry Gift Toppers
- Easy Sea Glass Wreath
- Thrift Store Beach Tray
- Beeeautiful Bee Decoration
- Summer Vacation DIY Photo Album
Something worth saving?
- SAVE all your favorite crafts
- ADD personal notes
- QUICKLY reference your crafts
Free eBooks
- 12 Fabulous Picnic Craft Ideas + Restaurant Copycat Recipes
- 14 Toilet Paper Roll Craft Ideas
- 17 Flower Craft Ideas: How To Make Paper Flowers, Easy Fabric Flowers and More
- 18 Tie Dye Patterns for Shirts, Decor, & More
- 26 Spring Crafts for Kids
- Crafts for Mom: 30 Free Craft Projects for Mother's Day
- Easter Eggs: Easter Egg Designs, Tips for Perfect Hard Boiled Eggs, Egg Recipes
- Garden Crafts
- Graduation Crafts
- Hop into Spring: Easter Crafting and Recipe
Our Newest Projects & Articles
- Craft-a-Day: 365 Simple Handmade Projects
- Jessica Potasz
- Full of Love Crochet Mason Jar Cozy Pattern
- Colorful DIY Agenda Planner
- Blinged Out DIY Cell Phone Case
- Egg Carton Flower Fairies
- Spring Flower DIY Wreath
- Ric Rac Rose Earrings
- Toilet Paper Roll Paint Stamps
- Paper Dolls Crochet Shawlette Pattern


text:
|Thread Tools
|Search this Thread
|Display Modes
|Apr 19, 2012, 06:37 PM
MacBook 13" Unibody not charging (Green dim light)
Hello everyone,
I've searched everywhere for my problem but did not find the answer anywhere.
My 13" Macbook Unibody (A1287) was working fine, until one day, I let the notebook battery drain out. (I never ever do that, I forgot my charger that day and worked on it for as long as I could.)
When I got home to charge my notebook I noticed it wasn't powering up after just a few minutes. There is, till this day, a very dim green light when I plug the power adapter to the notebook.
The charger works on other notebooks. So I know it's not the charger. At this point, the macbook can't turn on, so the PRAM reset features won't work since your notebook needs to power on for that to work.
My questions are:
Can a bad battery cause the dim green light to appear and not charge?
What other things can cause a dim green light?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
|Apr 19, 2012, 10:14 PM
I believe that the dim green light means that it isn't the battery but the hardware, which may have a problem with logic board, mother board etc.
I would recommend taking it into Apple and seeing if it's a hardware issue.
Usually, even if there is no charge in the battery the computer will start as long as it's connected to a power source. (if it is a logic board, you will be better off buying a MBP or MBA)
Hope you find the issue.
|Apr 20, 2012, 02:22 AM
Thanks for the reply.
I sure hope it's not the logic board. I just finished replacing the screen on this thing!
I'll wait and see what everyone else says.
Otherwise, I may just sell it for what it's worth.
Thanks again.
|Apr 20, 2012, 02:44 AM
No need to worry
Your macbook is in deep discharge state. Just charge it for 3-4 hrs until the light turns on.
|Apr 20, 2012, 03:04 AM
I'll let it charge overnight. I hope this does it.
The machine was working great up until I let the battery drain out.
I'll report in the morning.
Thanks all.
|Apr 20, 2012, 04:37 AM
If you haven't already, also try an SMC (System Management Controller) reset. Sometimes issues with the SMC can cause erratic behaviour of the power and charging systems, and a reset can often cure them.
Apple has a guide on how to do this in their Knowledge Base.
|Apr 20, 2012, 07:37 PM
Hello iMacC2D,
I have done the SMC reset, just now, and prior to posting with no luck.
I left the macbook hooked up to the magsafe overnight and still, I have the dim green light.
Is there any chance it can be a bad battery?
Or could it be a coincidence that my logic board decided to fail the one time I let my macbook battery drain out?
|Apr 22, 2012, 12:12 AM
Difficult to say. As part of the power and charging circuit, it is possible that the battery is the culprit, and the way to test this is to take the battery out and attempt to start it provided it's a removable battery. If it's integrated, a technician will have to disconnect it and test.
If the LED still does no illuminate with the battery removed, it will have to be serviced as it's likely something is playing havoc with the Logic Board. That's not to say it is the logic board, there are a number of components that are connected to it that could be causing the problem, but it's impossible to tell over a message board which one or whether it is in fact a Logic Board issue in itself.
|Apr 22, 2012, 12:33 AM
Have there been any black/brownouts lately?
Maybe it blew the circuit inside your MacBook, and that's why it won't start.
Has there been any humidity lately or has it gotten wet?
It may have cause part of the logic/motherboard to corrode!
you won't know unless you take it in, but if either of these things happened, might be worth a shot.
Please MacBook! DON'T DIE!!!
(sorry. i don't know why I felt like doing that!)
|Apr 23, 2012, 02:58 AM
Thanks everyone.
I'll be opening up the notebook tomorrow. I'll see if anything came loose or see if anything came undone from the last time I replaced a bad screen.
I recently replaced the screen myself. The notebook was working great after that (1 week). I ordered the parts from powerbookmedic, so I know it can't be that since I ordered 'all original parts.'
Wondering if maybe the LVS cable came undone or something. We'll see.
|Apr 29, 2012, 07:27 AM
Same Problem!
Hi guys, I have the same problem on my macbook 13" unibody after replacing a faulty keyboard. Was running the laptop in a temporary state with external keyboard and mouse for a while and charging fine but after replacing the keyboard it ceased to charge.
Is there any chance of another fix other than replacing the logic board!?
|May 19, 2012, 03:43 PM
I thought I'd update this thread.
I purchased a battery last night to see if that can be an issue before tossing/selling this notebook. As soon as it arrives I'll test it out and post again here with results.
If my notebook indeed has a damaged logic board, how can I remove all the data, info from within so I can sell it for parts?
If there is a guide someone can point me to, that would be great.
|May 20, 2012, 12:22 PM
I get the "Not Charging" thing all the time, for me its nothing but dirty contacts and it's been happening since 2008.
|May 22, 2012, 02:08 PM
it's possible that the dc-in connector could be bad. someone i know has been having the same issue with their macbook - sometimes it's dim, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't charge at all. battery shows to be 100% healthy.
|May 29, 2012, 08:55 AM
Yes qtips and alcohol would be a fast clean for the connector if it is dirty. Won't hurt to try it.
As far as the data and information removal, I would either remove the hard drive and keep it or wipe the hard drive. The easiest way to wipe the hard drive is to get a cheap external case for it (cheap because you only need it once). By connecting it to another computer using the case, you can reformat it and make it safe to sell. I would search around for the best way to completely wipe the drive as a simple reformat can be reversed if someone is desperate enough I believe (or maybe I am just paranoid ).
|Jun 13, 2012, 12:30 PM
Same problems
I'm having the same problem. My macbook's LCD died. I wasn't using it for about 2 weeks until we ordered a new lcd for it. So I'm not sure the battery or something died during that 2 week time.
I just finished replacing the lcd but the computer won't boot up at all. Only a very dim light from the magsafe charger.
valleyjays did you get that battery changed?
|Jun 24, 2012, 09:17 AM
Hi Valleyjays,
I've the same Macbook. I also drained it (yesterday) and got the dimmed green light. A year ago, the screen was replaced under Apples warrenty (I think the LVDS cable was bad).
Usually it will come back to life under a minute after connecting the power adapter. But not this time. Tried another adapter - not starting. The LED indicator is back to "normal" bright orange, but not starting.
Did a SMC reset the Apple way and the Kris way:
Funny, once (a tried several times) when I reconnected the battery, it fired up for a few seconds but died again. Like a bad cable connection.
Any solution, Vallejays?
It seems an unlikely coincidence that the board would fail at the same time?
|Jun 24, 2012, 09:41 AM
Here's an update on the issue I was having while posting in this thread: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1380496
The MacBook that I was using turned out to have a bad dc-in magsafe adapter. I ended up changing it, and now the laptop charges again.
|Jul 14, 2012, 06:21 AM
Did you resolve the problem with your MacBook? My battery drained and I had to replace my charger as it broke hence why te battery drained now it won't turn on or charge and has that dim green light I was using it until the battery ran down and have had no problems I have so much stuff on there im hoping it's not an expensive fix I don't understand how it can be broke
|Apr 14, 2013, 09:45 AM
Maybe Can Try
I, also had same issue. Was suffering with it. Kept the charger on for 2 days. I think what happens when you let the battery drain, it somehow disables the DC board. On pure instinct, what worked for me, was to unplug it and let it stand overnight 6+hours. In the morning I attached the L-Magsafe and it worked. I hope this helps.
|Apr 14, 2013, 12:58 PM
This happened to me one time, as a previous poster stated it turned out to just be some dirty contacts with the battery. I cleaned the contacts and it booted right up. I was very worried as well.
13.3" MacBook Aluminum | 2.4GHz | 8GB RAM | 128GB SSD + 70GB SSD | OS X 10.10
iPad Mini | 16GB | Slate | iOS 8
iPhone 4S | 8GB | Black | iOS 8
|Apr 23, 2013, 06:46 AM
clean RAM
Had exactly the same issue. Not booting up, dimmed green light.
It was solved by opening the back and cleaning the RAM, as it was slightly corroded.
|May 26, 2013, 12:38 PM
SOLVED: Dim Green Light
After literally MONTHS of wrestling with this issue, I found out the problem was a failed MAGSAFE CONNECTOR on the Macbook.
It was a VERY weird problem.
Although the Macbook said "Not Charging," it did charge, but slowly.
The light was sometimes dim green, sometimes solid green. Never orange.
Sometimes, if I connected the charger to a working mac and then back to the broken Magsafe connector, it would turn solid green instead of dim green.
The POWER section of the system information reported all zeroes in the specifications of the charger. As it a defective charger was plugged in.
Eventually, it stopped working at all so I took it to a professional who fixed it. For USD $200. I know I could have done it myself a lot cheaper, but there were too many delicate parts that risked damage if I did.
So, I just wanted to pass on a solution for the board. Magsafe replacement is an expert job, so be careful out there.
|Jun 14, 2013, 02:38 AM
Sorry for bumping this thread, but I too had this problem.
I took it to a third party repair shop (but they're still Apple authorized), and while the repairman first diagnosed it as a Magsafe Connector issue, he then told it was the motherboard.
I dropped off my MacBook in the middle of May and still haven't had the issue solved.
I lost patience and eventually picked up a new MacBook Air (which I'm using now).
My question is, when I decide to get my other MacBook back in its unusable condition... how do I go about migrating all my data onto my new MBA? Is it even possible considering the MB doesn't even hold charge?
« Previous Thread | Next Thread »
|Thread Tools
|Search this Thread
|Display Modes
Linear Mode
|Similar Threads
|Thread Starter
|Last Post
|Macbook Pro Mid 2010 13" with dim green magsafe LED light & No power
|MacBook Pro
|May 21, 2015 05:58 PM
|MacBook Pro 2010 Dim Green Charger Light won't boot
|MacBook Pro
|Jun 11, 2014 06:02 PM
|MacBook 2007: MagSafe Dim Green Light - Laptop only works on battery
|Dec 26, 2013 04:47 PM
|MacBook Pro not charging (dim green light) after draining battery
|MacBook Pro
|Oct 23, 2013 08:21 AM
|MacBook Pro13 battery not charging, firm green light on AC adapter
|MacBook Pro
|Jun 5, 2013 07:57 AM
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 06:56 AM.


text:
This post has been removed.
Re: Doobie Brothers
posted at 8/15/2012 10:34 PM EDTIn Response to Doobie Brothers:......Black Water.........One of the greatest songs of ANY genre ever.............which got me thinking. "Where the heck is Brian Waters and what do we need to do to convince him to come back??!!!" Dante needs him, MARCUS CANNON needs him........ He is to this O line what brokeback horses were to early Elmer's glue.......... Hope he's just on BB's "Vet Rest" program!!!!
Posted by leatherhelmet
You could count on it...
Re: Doobie Brothers
posted at 8/16/2012 12:02 AM EDTHe's playing for a lot less then he deserves, so in exchange for less pay he get's training camp off.. He'll be back late next week.
Re: Doobie Brothers
posted at 8/16/2012 10:31 AM EDTPats fans waiting ... "minute by minute"
Re: Doobie Brothers
posted at 8/16/2012 11:52 AM EDTHe's "Taking it to the streets"


text:
Originally written on The Victory Formation | Last updated 11/19/14
Once the San Francisco 49ers deal to trade away Alex Smith to the Chiefs is complete, they will own 12 draft picks in April's NFL Draft. That puts them in position to make a lot of deals moving forward, especially with a high 2nd round pick. According to recent reports, the 49ers have the eyes set on New York Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis. According to a Yahoo Sports report quoting unnamed league sources, San Francisco is open to trading multiple picks for Revis, though the All-Pro corner is coming off major knee surgery and would be just a one-year rental unless the Niners agreed to his wish for a market-setting contract. This would be a coup for the 49ers if they can land one the best corners in the game, as he would bolster an already stout defense. Of course, we are only in the rumor stage of this deal, and neither team has commented on this. However, an NFL GM did say that this makes too much sense for both sides: "It's kind of a no-brainer for everyone involved, assuming the Jets are truly willing and ready to trade [Revis]," the source said. "San Francisco has more picks than [...]
Comments are closed.
What do you think?To leave a comment, you can:
NFL News
Delivered to your inbox
You'll also receive Yardbarker's daily Top 10, featuring the best sports stories from around the web. Customize your newsletter to get articles on your favorite sports and teams. And the best part? It's free!
Follow us on Twitter
|Best of Yardbarker
|NFL News
|MLB News
Today's Best Stuff
For Bloggers
Join the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money.
Company Info
What is Yardbarker?
Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond.
|© 2015 Yardbarker, Inc. All rights reserved. Use of this website (including any and all parts and components) constitutes your acceptance of these Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. (What's New?)


text:
Im thinking of using it. The no hormones one. Has anyone used em, and if so did ya like it? And did it cause any bad side effects?
Copper Birth control?
Kelly, by posting this thread the OP is starting her research. As are the rest of us.
Obviously the only 100% way to NOT get pregnant is to abstain from sex entirely. Nobody is questioning the fact that you could potentially still conceive while on birth control.
*Benjamin's mom*� ( .�)(�. ) - Silver 12/21/2010 :)
Be kinder than necessary, everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about.
Hey jess, that's not what she was saying.
what she was saying is that with the IUD in place Woman can concieve, and the IUD prevents the implantation of a fertilized egg into the uterine lining.
She was saying for woman who are interested in the IUD to research it fully if they believe life begins at conception. Since the IUD prevents the implantation of a fertalized egg, there could be potentially many fertilized eggs that pass. Some women may have a moral objection to this.
Mom to Jakob 6,� Liam 5, Rowan 2, DSS�James 14,� and Abby born 6-22-10!!
Oh I know. I understand what she said, LOL. I also understand all that you just said. :)
*Benjamin's mom*� ( .�)(�. ) - Silver 12/21/2010 :)
Be kinder than necessary, everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about.
I talked to my dr about it on Friday, and he seemed to think it was a good idea. I have researched it online. I like the fact it has no hormones. And from what I have found no one has had any real bad complications from it.
Yes I have researched BC and yes I am aware of what it does. I do not want a tubal...as we are not sure we are done yet.
I think I seriously want this! I have a good feeling about it. And from what a few ladies said on here I might just get it. Everyone around here goes on the pill or Mirana but I do not feel comfortable with those at all. I hate all teh hormones in there.
I had this in for 3 years before we decided to have kids. LOVED it. The first two days after implantation I was a little sore, but after that I never noticed it and it was soooo much easier than the other methods we'd tried. DH definitely preferred it over condoms, and it was cheaper too. I never noticed additional cramping (although I always have had pretty bad cramping during that time, but had that before and after as well) and, for me, most importantly, it never made me sick or nauseous (which every bc method with hormones I've tried has done). The one thing we discovered was that it wasn't as easy to get pregnant as I had imagined after having it removed... took us 2 years and we'd pretty much given up by that point, but who knows if that's really due to the IUD or if we have/had some other factors that kept us from conceiving right away. That's my story. For me it was totally the right decision and it's one I'll make again when the time comes.
I switched to a copper IUD about 3 years before we had our first child. I had been on the pill and became very depressed (suicidal) because of the hormones. The copper IUD worked great for me... we got pregnant within months after it was removed and it was what I chose after having DS. Again, after it was removed, it didn't take too long to get pregnant again.
I did have slightly heavier periods with it in, but I'll take that over severe depression!
Oh, and I am a little baffled by some of the previous posts.
"Both progestin and copper IUDs work primarily by preventing sperm from fertilizing an egg. They do this in a few different ways. First, they stimulate an inflammatory response in the uterus, causing changes that damage or kill sperm and that may damage an egg as well. In the unlikely event that an egg does get fertilized and survives, an IUD makes it harder for it to implant in the uterus." (Source:http://www.babycenter.com/0_intrauterine-device-iud_3564.bc)
April (34), DH (35), DS 5/26/07, DD 6/29/10
my doctor refuses to put them in for ethical reasons. If you do concieve, becuase obviously there is a chance, it is automatically a miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy. It's a risky proceedure, and she doesn't feel it's worth it. Out of the 10 doctors in my hometown, only one considers it worth the risk and will do the proceedure.
Me+Him = Tobias 6/10 and Loreiei 4/2014
I had this and the only thing I can say is like with all IUD's they tend to forget to tell you that you will continue to have slight bleeding for up to 3 months ater having it put in. My doc kept telling me it was normal but I didn't listen and had it removed after 2 months of non stop bleeding. It was nothing like a period just made me feel gross the whole time you know like the end of our reg period. I regretted having him remove it because a year or so later my sister had the Mirena put in and after the 3 month time frame se has had very few periods and the hormones didn't effect her badly. I knew the hormones would affect me badly from former bc methods but I thought the copper IUD would come with no complications and I didn't do my homework on it all I saw was an easy way to prevent pregnancy. So what I'm trying to say is if you think you want it and you have ruled out other methods then great go for it but don't get discouraged if you have bleeding for several months because thats normal.
I had the Paragard (copper, no hormone) IUD for about one year after my first was born. I hated it. It wasn't a big deal to have it placed, but it made me spot a lot, cramp worse during periods and I just felt like my body was always trying to expel it. Getting it removed was a HUGE relief and I'd never have one again.
My dr told me when I asked him about it that of course your body is gonna fight it no matter what it is. And he told me that there could be heavy bleeding, stronger cramps and occasional spotting. To me thats not to bad considering the other forms.
Everything I have looked up about it has been good.


text:
Hey, Jonas Brothers fans, get ready to start Burnin' Up!
Because after a three year hiatus the band is taking the stage for a one-night-only performance on Oct. 11 at NYC's Radio City Music Hall.
Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas are excited to perform their old hits, along with debut music from their upcoming album, which is set to drop before the end of the year.
Check out what Kevin and Dani have been up to in N.Y.C.!
"The announcement is exciting, but at the same time, it's the only known concert right now in the U.S. for the Jonas Brothers this year," Kevin told E!. "We're trying to make it a big coming-home blowout."
We know that Jonatics will welocme the band back with open arms—and louder screams!—but if you still need more Jonas in your life, make sure to tune in to Kevin and his wife Danielle Jonas' new E! series, Married to Jonas, which debuts this Sunday at 10/9 c.
See our gallery of cute couple photos from Kevin and Dani!


text:
Is there a future for indoor track at KGHS?
- Details
- Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 February 2009 22:17
- Published on Wednesday, 11 February 2009 22:17
- Hits: 586
Foxes qualify for Regional Championship
While a select few Foxes have made the qualifying cut to advance to the Regional Indoor Championship at the Boo Williams Sports Complex, in Hampton, Virginia, the final Regional slots will be filled this week at the Battlefield District Indoor Championship, at Caroline High School.
Most recently, Ciara Mading qualified in the 3200 and broke a school record with a time of 11:53.14 at the Woodberry Forest Indoor Track meet. Mading's teammate, Melissa Kniceley also earned a place on the Regional team with a time of 3:19.03, in the 1000, during a meet at the Boo Williams Sports Complex, in Hampton, Virginia.
Also, the 4x200 meter relay team of Zuri Polk, Amethyst Polk, Imani Murray and Alex James qualified for Regionals with a time of 1:52.96. Polk will also compete in the long jump in Regionals. Her leap of 15 feet and three inches put her in the top six athletes headed towards Regionals.
Last Friday's meet at King George could have historical importance if the indoor track & field program suffers the domino effect from the present economic nightmare that has already begun to affect many schools in the District with a rumor implicating the possible termination of the program. To date, no decision has been made regarding the fate of the Fox indoor program.
In the odd chance that the program is cut from the school's budget, the new King George High School track that was installed a few years ago would constantly serve as a painful reminder of the loss of a great program. "It takes a special kid to get out there everyday and try to run in the cold," said Fox indoor track & field head coach, Rudy Pekarek. "Winter track athletes are usually mentally tougher than other kids, because they are prone to succeed in adverse conditions—this sport is a character builder."
Fox indoor track & field history dates back to 1997, when Jim Moyer developed the program for die-hard track enthusiasts. Since that time, King George has won six District boys titles and one Regional boys championship. Also, the boys program earned runner-up honors during the 1999-2000 winter track season.
The original team was composed of 20 boys and 11 girls. To date, the team is has 45 active members.
Due to press deadlines, results of the first part of the Battlefield Indoor Track & Field Championships on Tuesday were not available.
Foxes sweep District Championship
- Details
- Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 February 2009 22:07
- Published on Wednesday, 11 February 2009 22:07
- Hits: 507
Friday night was a night filled with Fox swimming success. For the second season in a row the Foxes demonstrated why they are one the best swim programs in the state. By sweeping both girls and boys District titles, the Foxes have now created another dynasty in their swim program's elite history. King George finished first 11 out of 22 events.
After dominating swimming in her events throughout the season Kathleen Lyon finally was recognized as the Battlefield District's girl swimmer of the year. Lyon also made District history by breaking former Chancellor swimmer Cameron Wallace's 200-yard freestyle record with a time of 1:59.51. The Fox senior also finished first in the 100-yard butterfly [1:00.57]. Lyon led her team in victories throughout the season by consistently finishing with double victories in every meet the Foxes competed in.
By virtue of his performance, James Monroe's Trevor Carr earned the boys portion of the District Swimmer of the year.
The following swimmers earned the honors of Battlefield All-District Team: 200-yard Medley Relay [boys], KG, Curt Albert, Andrew Snider, Dave Boucher, Joe Gibb; 200-yard Medley Relay [girls], KG, Leann Miller, Claire Shippee, Kathleen Lyon, Rachael Webb. 200-yard Freestyle [boys], JM, Trevor Carr. 200-yard Freestyle, KG [girls], Kathleen Lyon.
Next on the Foxes swim schedule is the Virginia High School League AA High School State Championship, in Charlottesville, on February 27.
Battlefield All-District
Boys: 200 Medley Relay: KG - Curt Albert, Andrew Snider, Dave Boucher, Joe Gibb. 200 Free: JM - Trevor Carr. 200 IM: CT – Alex Tiblin. 50 Free: JM - Trevor Carr. 100 Fly: KG – Curt Albert. 100 Free: KG - Joe Gibb. 500 Free: CH – Tyler Sites. 200 Free Relay: CT– Jeff Stoddard, Billy O'Toole, Daniel McCombie, Ryan McCombie. 100 Back: KG – Curt Albert. 100 Breast: CH – Tyler Sites. 400 Free Relay: KG – Curt Albert, Paul Hutnyan, Dave Boucher, Joe Gibb.
Girls: 200 Medley Relay: KG – Leann Miller, Claire Shippee, Kathleen Lyon, Rachael Webb. 200 Free: KG – Kathleen Lyon. 200 IM: KG – Leann Miller. 50 Free: JM – Ali Wood: 100 Fly: JM – Kathleen Lyon. 100 Free: Lina Zimmerman. 500 Free: CT – Amanda Hathaway. 200 Free Relay: KG – Christiana Bentz, Alexandria Bentz, Rachael Webb, Kathleen Lyon. 100 Back: CT – Tori Hlusko. 400 Free Relay: Christiana Bentz, Leann Miller, Rachael Webb, Kathleen Lyon.
Foxes first place finishes [boys] : 200 Medley relay: Curt Albert, Andrew Snider, Dave Boucher, Joe Gibb, 1:47.72. 200 Individual Medley: Curt Albert, 2:06.03. 100 Butterfly: Curt Albert, 55.92. 200 Freestyle Relay: Curt Albert, Dave Boucher, Dylan Manard, Joe Gibb.
Foxes first place finishes [girls]: 200 Medley Relay: Leann Miller, Clare Shippee, Kathleen Lyon, Christiana Bentz. 200 Freestyle: Kathleen Lyon [District Record], 1:59.51. 200 Individual Medley: Leann Miller, 2:21.43. 100 Butterfly: Kathleen Lyon, 1:00.57. 500 Freestyle: Leann Miller, 5:40.48. 100 Backstroke: Christiana Bentz, 1:09.07. 400 Freestyle Relay: Christiana Bentz, Alexandria Bentz, Leann Miller, Kathleen Lyon, 3:54.23.
Leonard M. Banks
Sports Editor
Historic KGHS first - Fox wrestling program hosts first sports tournament at
- Details
- Last Updated on Thursday, 29 January 2009 03:28
- Published on Thursday, 29 January 2009 03:28
- Hits: 516
The King George wrestling team made county history as the first sports program to host a tournament [Battlefield Duals Tournament] at the new King George High School on Foxes Way in King George. The Foxes also took 3rd place at the tournament. The 3rd place finish was based on criteria which gave King George the advantage.
Chancellor won the tournament, with Eastern View finishing second. Spotsylvania fourth and Courtland fifth. The Foxes were missing five of their regular starters due to injury and college placement testing. The following Foxes placed in their respective weight classes: 103 llb. - Jason Ames; 119 llb.- Connor Webber, 0-4; 125 llb.- Ian Lynett was 4-0; 130 llb. - Phil Hinkes 2-2; 135 llb. - Zack Moore, 2-2; 140 llb. - Jason Norris was 1-0;152 llb. - James Marker was 1-3; 171 llb. Mat Giles was 1-3; 189 llb. Kelly Pierce was 1-0; 215 llb. Bryan Horaist was 1-3; Heavyweight Neil Schultz was 3-1.
In exhibition matches Greg Wohlman was 0-1 while Darius Wright was 1-0. King George wrestling will be back in action this Friday/Saturday at the Varina Blue Devils tournament.
Lady Foxes JV nips James Monroe
- Details
- Last Updated on Wednesday, 21 January 2009 19:05
- Published on Wednesday, 21 January 2009 19:05
- Hits: 518
The Lady Fox JV out-hustled District rival James Monroe last week, 25-22.
Lady Fox JV feeder basketball program soars
The King George Foxes Junior Varsity girls' basketball team has been enjoying a winning season this year, going 5-3 so far, posting 1 win and 1 loss last week against foes James Monroe High School and Courtland, respectively.
In last Tuesday's game at James Monroe, King George came out strong, taking a ten point lead to the locker room at halftime. In the second half, James Monroe chiseled their way back into the game and within two points of the Lady Foxes. King George battled hard to hold on to the lead and earn the victory, 26-24. Jazzmine Johnson was the leading scorer for the Lady Foxes with 12 points.
In Friday night's home game, the Lady Foxes were unable to pull out a win against the Courtland Cougars in a very closely contested game, losing 22-25. After holding a one point lead at halftime, and being tied at the beginning of the fourth quarter, the game remained close all the way to the final stretch.
Head Coach Christine Gathers expressed pride in her team, saying that they work well together as a whole, in-school and out-of-school. "They have been working hard and have come a long way, stepping up when needed," said Coach Gathers of her very young team. "Everyone has contributed in one way or another."
Five of the ten players are in the eighth grade. Eighth grader Erica Davis and freshman Victoria Taylor have been doing a great job at getting the ball down the court, according to Coach Gathers, and eighth grader Emily Hall has had a big impact on the team, in the game and on the bench, as she is always encouraging her team.
This is the half-way point in the season for the Lady Foxes. With eight games left, they plan to continue to work hard to win every game possible, with hopes to earn the right to play in the Battlefield District JV Championship game once again.
On Friday, January 23, the Lady Foxes will travel to Spotsylvania High School for a 6:00pm game. The next home game will be on Wednesday, January 28, against Eastern View High School at 6:00pm. Go Lady Foxes!
The total athlete - Fox grad prepares for the national spotlight
- Details
- Last Updated on Wednesday, 07 January 2009 19:31
- Published on Wednesday, 07 January 2009 19:31
- Hits: 628
While the days of high school gridiron and track & field stardom are far behind him, King George grad Travis Smith has his sights set on competing nationally in the sport of bodybuilding. At six foot two, 225 pounds, and barely an ounce of body-fat, and a physique that rivals a professional bodybuilder, Smith may be well on his way to competing nationally.
After taking third place in the 2008 Mount Rogers Natural Bodybuilding competition in Woodbridge, Virginia, Smith competed in the Maryland Natural Bodybuilding Fitness and Figure competition in Annapolis, Maryland on June 28, 2009. Depending upon his success at the Mr. Virginia bodybuilding competition, Smith will take the next step in his quest to compete at a national championship in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 2010.
Aside from the notoriety of national success, Smith realizes that the only way to the top is through a rigorous seasonal and off-season weekly conditioning regiment. During the off-season, he will lift three times a week, twice a day [5:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.]. "There is a lot of power-lifting involved, with a focus on repetitions and lifting sets," Smith said. "The repetitions range from low to explosive lifts."
In preparation for an upcoming show, Smith and his fellow competitors will accelerate their weekly training to six days a week, twice a day, which will equal 12 workout sessions a week. The not for the faint of heart sport, also includes two sessions of cardio-physical fitness a week. In every workout session Smith pushes his body to the limit with a full body workout. "It's more beneficial to work the entire body, because you have more free flowing growth hormones and testosterone in your bloodstream—when you work large amounts of muscle groups in one session," Smith said.
Smith's nutrition compliments the grueling pace that he has set for himself. He eats six to eight times a day, which includes three replacement shakes. His total calorie counts ranges from six to eight thousand a day. "If you're going to body-build, you have devote a lot of time to it," Smith said.
During competitions, judges look for body symmetry, proportion, clarity of muscles and conditioning. The rules of posing are stringent. "Even though you're in a relaxed position, you're still have to maintain a certain pose," Smith said.
The 2001 Fox graduate left a legacy of success both on the football field and on the track venues associated with the Battlefield District. Smith led the Fox varsity football team to berth in the Semi-Regional championship against Lafayette in 2000. His heroics on the gridiron honored with the following awards: All-Region linebacker, All District running back and linebacker and the best defensive player on the team.
As a standout track & field athlete, Smith holds the school record for the discus, at 174'. In addition, he earned All-State honors in the discus, shot put and 4x100 men's relay team [anchor]. In a national high school track & field competition at North Carolina State, he finished 12th.
Nowadays, you can find Smith working as a personal trainer at Fredericksburg Four Mile Fork Sport & Health in Fredericksburg. Aspiring fitness enthusiasts, who have interest in defining their bodies, can contact Smith at 540-710-9500.


text:
Landgasthof & Pension Kaufbach
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 7 guestrooms
- Restaurant
- Airport shuttle
- Garden
- Meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Tour/ticket assistance
What's around
- In Kaufbach
- Zwinger Palace (8.6 mi / 13.8 km)
- Old Masters Picture Gallery (8.9 mi / 14.3 km)
- Semper Opera House (8.9 mi / 14.3 km)
Enter dates to check prices
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $51
- Single Room
- Double Room
Recommended hotels
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 7 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-10 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets allowed *
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Free self parking
In the hotel
- Restaurant
- Room service (during limited hours)
- One meeting room
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1846
- Garden
In the room
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Hair dryer
- Desk
- Free WiFi
Special features
DiningOnsite venue - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Landgasthof & Pension Kaufbach's small print
Also known as
- Landgasthof & Pension Kaufbach
- Landgasthof & Pension Kaufbach Dresden
For transfers, guests must contact the property 48 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 30 per night
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 5 per pet, per day
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 30 per vehicle (one way)
Airport shuttle service for children costs EUR 30.00 (one way)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


text:
- View New Content
- Blu-ray, DVD, Streaming Video and Digital Downloads
- Home Theater Hardware
- Entertainment
- Theaters, Remotes and Accessories
- Equipment Reviews
- DVD & Blu-ray Reviews
- Gaming
- Other Diversions
- Bargains and Deals
- Feedback and Testing
- Archives
- Latest Blu-ray Deals
- Blu-ray Pre-Orders
- Shop Amazon & Support HTF
- Theater Photos
- DVD & Blu-ray Reviews
- Equipment Reviews
- Dolby Atmos
- Studio Insiders
- Shop Amazon
- Support HTF
- Home Theater Forum
- → Send a page to a friend
DVD & Blu-ray Deals
Weekly RoundUp 6-2-2015 The best prices on this weeks DVD & Blu-ray releases See The Prices
Forum Sponsors
Recent Topics
What is a good quality projector?
titan27 - Today, 01:46 PM
1776 coming to blu-ray on June 2nd!
jim_falconer - Today, 01:46 PM
Twilight Time September/October 2015 titles?
ljgranberry - Today, 01:45 PM
Win an Onkyo TX-NR1030 9.2 channel Dolby Atmos AV Receiver
lwards - Today, 01:32 PM
Apollo 13 20th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray Review
Charles Smith - Today, 01:32 PM
San Andreas (2015) get ready to rumble the subs!
disctrip - Today, 01:31 PM
Penny Dreadful - Season 2
Joe S - Today, 01:18 PM
SONY STR-DN1020 AV Receiver
Joseph Patrick Spinelli - Today, 01:14 PM
CPO Sharkey ... am I the only one who remembers this one?
Kyrsten Brad - Today, 01:13 PM
DVD & Blu-ray Reviews
Apollo 13 20th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray Review
Today, 10:21 AM
Director Ron Howard's Apollo 13 has been released multiple times on just about every home video format that has existed. Universal has now released a 20th An... Read More
Wet Hot American Summer Blu-ray Review
Today, 07:58 AM
Wet Hot American Summer chronicles the last day of summer camp for a group of counselors, told in a series of skits hung on a fairly flimsy plot. Since its t... Read More
Miss Marple: Volume 3 Blu-ray Review
Jun 01 2015 02:15 PM
Agatha Christie introduced her elderly spinster sleuth Miss Jane Marple in a series of six 1928 short stories, but it wasn't until 1930 in the cozy village m... Read More
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water Blu-ray Review
Yesterday, 08:01 AM
As SpongeBob SquarePants enters its 16th year in existence, with the series still going strong, the voice cast and crew found time to explore a second big sc... Read More
Sign up for a free account to remove the pop-up ads
Signing up for an account is fast and free. As a member you can join in the conversation, enter contests and remove the pop-up ads that guests get. Click here to create your free account.
- Home Theater Forum
- → Send a page to a friend
Community Forum Software by IP.Board
Licensed to: Home Theater Forum


text:
Mon-Fri: 7am-1am EST / Sat-Sun: 7am-11pm EST
ApplianceGeneral Electric Dryer
Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repairLess than 15 mins
Age of Appliance5 - 10 years
Screw drivers
Unplugged the dryer. Removed the top hood with a phillips screwdriver. Twisted out the old starter. Unplugged the connectors on the starter (they were not in the same location as the new starter but were numbered so I kept the numbers consistent. Put the new starter in and plugged in the connectors. Plugged in the machine - hit the "on" button and viola! Easy cheesy lemon squeezy.
Help other customers find the most helpful instructions.
Were these instructions helpful?
Part Number: PS3487203
All brand logos are trademarks of their respective owners.
The PartSelect logo is a Registered Trademark of Atlantic Laundry Centres, Ltd.
Copyright © 1999-2015 , Eldis Group Partnership. All rights reserved.


text:
José Mourinho Gets Philosophical In Rant Directed At Haters In The Media
"The world is a bit strange. Maybe because of diets, and maybe because of the quality of produce we are eating, I think memories are getting shorter," José Mourinho begins his wild, metaphysical ride that somehow ends with him basically calling certain members of the media jealous cowards. »


text:
Archives for "Global perspectives"
February 3, 2000 2:00 pm
'Best of the Fest' to be shown
"Best of the Fest," a two-hour highlight film from the 24th Annual Banff Festival of Mountain Films in Banff, Alberta, Canada, will be shown at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 17, in the Benjamin Mays Center, 95 Russell St. "Best of the Fest" features footage of high-altitude rock and ice climbing, a trek from Russia to Canada through the North Pole, extreme mountain biking and the first crossing of western Nepal by paraglider. Admission to the event, sponsored by the Bates College Outing Club, is $3 for adults and free for seniors and children under 12.
January 11, 2000 3:31 pm
Bates and USM/LA jointly served by AmeriCorps*VISTA member
In an unusual cooperative effort between a private and public institution of higher education, the Bates College Center for Service Learning and the University of Southern Maine's Lewiston-Auburn College (LAC) share the services of an AmeriCorps*Volunteers In Service To America (VISTA) member.
January 11, 2000 3:25 pm
The New York Kunqu Troupe performs Chinese opera
The New York Kunqu Troupe of The Kunqu Society will perform two acts from "Pan Chin-lien," a contemporary Chinese opera adapted from Shen Jing's 16th-century classical work "Yi Xia Ji" at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 15, in Schaeffer Theatre.
January 10, 2000 3:06 pm
Noted liberation theologist to speak on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Philosopher, educator and minister William R. Jones will deliver the keynote address, "Beyond Hate Language: The Oppressor's Ploy or Pathology of the Oppressed?," for the 2000 Bates College Martin Luther King Day Jr. celebration.
January 4, 2000 2:58 pm
Acclaimed 17-year-old cellist Alisa Weilerstein to perform
Acclaimed 17-year-old cellist Alisa Weilerstein will perform a concert of works by Schubert, Barber and Tchaikovsky at 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 22, in the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall.
March 16, 1999 11:35 am
Award-winning journalist Robin Wright to speak
Robin Wright, winner of the 1989 National Magazine Award for her reportage from Iran in The New Yorker, will discuss "Iraq: How Did We Get There and Where Are We Going?" at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 29 in Chase Hall Lounge. The public is invited to attend free of charge.
February 26, 1999 11:40 am
Award-winning journalist Robin Wright to speak at Bates
Robin Wright, winner of the 1989 National Magazine Award for her reportage from Iran in The New Yorker, will discuss Iraq: How Did We Get There and Where Are We Going? at 7:30 p.m. March 10 in the Edmund S. Muskie Archives, 70 Campus Ave. The public is invited to attend free of charge.
February 25, 1999 11:25 am
Bates celebrates International Weekend March 5,6
The Bates College International Club will celebrate the college's annual International Weekend with a program of fairs and concerts March 6 and March 7.
February 25, 1999 10:13 am
Bates to stage English-language premiere of Hungarian play
"The Red Faust," a new two-act Hungarian play based on the life of the fiercely anti-communist Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty, will premiere in English at at 8 p.m. March 5, March 6, March 12 and March 13 and at 2 p.m. March 7 and March 14 in Schaeffer Theatre. Tickets are $6 for general admission and $3 for senior citizens and non-Bates students. For reservations or additional information, call the Schaeffer Theatre box office at 207-786 6161.
October 19, 1998 12:50 pm
Latin-American studies scholar to discuss U.S.-Latin American relations
Peter H. Smith, director of Latin American studies at the University of California, San Diego, will discuss "Prospects for U.S.-Latin American Relations: Trouble Ahead?" at Bates College Thursday, Oct. 29, at 7:30 p.m. in the Edmund S. Muskie Archives. The public is invited to attend the Muskie Series lecture, and admission is free.


text:
Originally written on It's Always Sunny in Detroit | Last updated 11/20/14
YouTube Late last week, the Tigers acquired 23-year old Jose Iglesias in a three-way trade with Boston and Chicago. With Jhonny Peralta expected to begin a 50-game suspension on Monday, Iglesias will man the shortstop role going forward. And since Peralta is a free agent at the end of this year, the job is Iglesias' for the foreseeable future. Despite hitting .323 thus far on the season, Iglesias is known as a defensive whiz. Some have compared him to the greatest two defensive shortstops of all-time – Ozzie Smith and Omar Vizquel. While that may be a stretch (he's only 23), he's darn good with the glove. These five minutes will show you all you need to know to realize that. WARNING: THE VIDEO SOUNDTRACK CONTAINS NOT SUITABLE FOR WORK LANGUAGE (for absolutely no reason). I didn't make it.
Comments are closed.
What do you think?To leave a comment, you can:
MLB News
Delivered to your inbox
You'll also receive Yardbarker's daily Top 10, featuring the best sports stories from around the web. Customize your newsletter to get articles on your favorite sports and teams. And the best part? It's free!
Follow us on Twitter
|Best of Yardbarker
|NFL News
|MLB News
Today's Best Stuff
For Bloggers
Join the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money.
Company Info
What is Yardbarker?
Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond.
|© 2015 Yardbarker, Inc. All rights reserved. Use of this website (including any and all parts and components) constitutes your acceptance of these Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. (What's New?)


text:
- Shopping Bag ( 0 items )
From the Publisher"Describing Apple Inc. as the 'little company that could,' O'Grady (who has written for Mcintosh trade magazines and who has a Web site devoted to applications related to Apple products), traces the history of the company founded by Steve Jobs in 1977 as Apple Computers. The book includes an illustrated timeline of its hardware and software innovations;
information on key players; competition; financial data; Macworld Expo; and trivia (e.g., the Macintosh was nearly named the Bicycle). But missing from the discussion of the company's future prospects is a possible successor to the apparently ailing Jobs."
SciTech Book News


text:
001KLUK A3(3+1) - Kastel Luksic
From $57 / night
Description from the manager
- Apartment
- 1 bedrooms
- 1 bathrooms
- Sleeps 4
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
Sleeps: 4
Type: Apt. / Condo001KLUK A3(3+1) - Kastel Luksic
Description from the manager
BASIC INFORMATION: Type of property: apartments. Number of apartments and their capacity is A(2), A(2+1), A(3+1). Check in: 12:00 Check out: 10:00
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT: free parking within the property, common terrace for all guest in the property, courtyard, plant garden.
ADDITIONAL SERVICES: baby bed on request - free , free use of barbecue.
BEACHES CLOSE TO THE PROPERTY: pebble beach, concrete beach, beach parties.
DISTANCES: The distance to the closest beach is 400 meter. The distance to the sea is 400 metar. The distance to the town center is 400 metar. Grocery store - 30 m. Closest restaurant - 500 m. Closest infirmary/hospital - 500 ...Read more
About the manager
About the manager
To Islands Travel - travel agency
To Islands Travel - travel agency
Response rate n/a
Response time n/a
Calendar updated yesterday
Overall rating4.2 / 5.0 based on 80 reviews and 7,113 properties
001KLUK A3(3+1) - Kastel Luksic
Kastel Luksic, Dalmatia, Croatia
Additional Location Information
Croatia - Riviera Split - Kastel Luksic - 001KLUK A3(3+1)


text:
On Feb. 9, at 4:15 p.m., a vehicle driven by Elaine North, 54, of Ferrisburgh, was stopped on snow-covered South Middlebrook Road at the intersection of Plank Road heading south. North was going to travel across Plank Road to continue on South Middlebrook Road. She looked in both directions and did not see any vehicles. When she started across Plank Road, a truck, hauling a livestock trailer, driven by Danny Clark, 35, of Bridport was going by. North he collided with Clark's trailer; the trailer was not hauling livestock at the time.
More like this story
Use the comment form below to begin a discussion about this content.


text:
I Wonder
I wonder if you would like the woman I've become,
I wonder if you would like the man I chose to marry,
I wonder if you know the burden I carry,
I wonder if you know of the trials I have overcome,
I wonder if you truly loved me,
or the dna was all that tied us together,
I wonder if you would despise me now,
despite our gene tether.
I wonder if you can hear my thoughts,
I wonder if you're reading over my shoulder as I type,
All I know for certain is this,
I love you more than anyone alive in my life.
deleted 26-30 2 Responses 10 Dec 15, 2012
I don't think the dead are as limited as the living. I think they can see the soul inside - and if that is the case she has no choice but to be proud.
I am sure she would be proud of you. =)
You are an amazing and strong young woman. That is something worth being proud of.


text:
Bruins send Zach Trotman to Providence
|01.21.14 at 12:01 pm ET
The Bruins announced Tuesday that they have returned Zach Trotman to Providence.
Trotman was recalled for Monday's game and played 13:19 in the Bruins' 3-2 win over the Kings. The B's had recalled Trotman Sunday evening because of Adam McQuaid's leg injury.
The Bruins won't play next until Saturday in Philadelphia, so they have time to see whether they'll have McQuaid or Dougie Hamilton (concussion) back.
For more Bruins news, visit weei.com/bruins.
Latest from Bleacher Report
- Brad Marchand's Hot Streak a Big Reason for the Boston Bruins' Recent...
- Prospect Depth Allows BOS to Not Rush Pastrnak
- Seth Griffith Fitting in on the First Line with the Boston Bruins
- Bruins' Depleted Defense Returns to Reality in Loss to Wild
- Bruins' Patrice Bergeron Records 500th Career Point
- Bruins Players Dress Up as 'Frozen' Characters
- Looking at Bruins Defensive Pairings Without Chara


text:
Cheap PIE to Evansville flights
Popular Flights from St. Petersburg, Florida
Popular Flights from Evansville, Indiana
Top Evansville Flights to US Destinations
Top Evansville International Destinations
PIE to EVV Route Map
St. Petersburg to Evansville Flights, Stats and Airplanes
Route information for flights from St. Petersburg Clearwater Intl. to Evansville Regional.
753.60 miles
EVV - Evansville Regional Airlines
Browse the most popular airlines servicing the Evansville (EVV) airport. Visit their flights pages to learn more about the most popular routes these carriers fly.


text:
Back to Mississippi
In early November, in what used to be considered the end of the PGA Tour season, the fourth tournament of… Read more »
In early November, in what used to be considered the end of the PGA Tour season, the fourth tournament of… Read more »
I played a memorable round at Crystal Downs with Tom Doak a couple of years back. Two other golf journalists… Read more »
Greg Norman didn't play in the U.S. Senior Open at Oak Tree National this year. But he'll certainly be present… Read more »
The Links Portmarnock was the very first course I played in Ireland, back in 2001, so a return to it… Read more »
Last October Champions Tour player Jay Don Blake was warming up for the AT&T Championship at TPC San Antonio. As… Read more »
We're underway at the 2014 U.S. Open on the Pinehurst No. 2 course. The A Position has it all covered… Read more »
Reality shows haven't been doing New Jersey any favors the last few years. The antidote to the staggering lack of… Read more »
In our latest golf campaign, intrepid Golf Road Warriors Brian McCallen, Hal Phillips, David Whyte and yours truly, put our… Read more »
Why is this man smiling?: Because he knows that some days you're the corkscrew, some days you're the cork. Not… Read more »
After playing Raptor Bay yesterday, a course without a single bunker, I took only two shots to find the first… Read more »


text:
Comment: Re:Fight! (Score 1, Interesting) 293
I recall NASA predicting complete loss of arctic sea ice by 2013, and the navy predicting the same in 2016.
after reviewing his own new data, NASA climate scientist Jay Zwally said: "At this rate, the Arctic Ocean could be nearly ice-free at the end of summer by 2012, much faster than previous predictions."
Are you unable to see the difference?
One NASA climate scientist said "the Arctic Ocean could be nearly ice-free at the end of summer by 2012", not "NASA predicted complete loss of arctic sea ice by 2013".
No, I'm not, because, according to your point of view, even in this case is not NASA, but five random NASA guys (mainly from the Radar dept.) saying that "[Larsen B] will likely disintegrate completely in the next few years" and that "Larsen B will eventually break it apart completely, probably around the year 2020", so OP is right: NASA guys were wrong before, so NASA guys could be wrong again.
And by the way, that one NASA climate scientist is NASA's Chief Cryosphere Scientist.


text:
Matt & Lucy's Wedding Day
What a day!
by Annie Fitzgerald Photography
Comment posted.
Sign in or create an account to post a comment.
Kevin & Rebecca's Wedding Day
Published July 03, 2013
James & Esther
Published June 06, 2013
Start your own book today from US $3.99.
Get Started
Blurb Sites


text:
realmagick.com The shrine of knowledge.
Childhood Traumas
A selection of articles related to childhood traumas.
Original articles from our library related to the Childhood Traumas. See Table of Contents for further available material (downloadable resources) on Childhood Traumas.
- Mel Gibson
- Born on January 3, 1956 at 4.45 p.m. in Peekskill, New York - Capricorn What could we say about this great personality? Aren't his charm and professionalism amazing? We could understand better his character knowing that his ascendant is Cancer. He is easily...
Astrology >> Horoscopes of Fameous People
- How reliable are things remembered under hypnosis?
- This has often arisen as both a legal issue (as in the reliability oftestimony obtained during or after hypnotherapy) and also a social issue(regarding the use of hypnotherapy to establish evidence of early child abuse,for example). It is entirely true that...
Parapsychology >> Hypnosis
- Hulse, David Allen
- >From an early age, David Allen Hulse has made a diligent study of the alphabets of the ancient world. Even as a child, David possessed a great affinity for the alphabets of Egypt, Phoenicia, and Greece. In college, a reading of MacGregor Mathers' Kabbalah...
Real Interviews >> Authors
- Hulse, David Allen
- From an early age, David Allen Hulse has made a diligent study of the alphabets of the ancient world. Even as a child, David possessed a great affinity for the alphabets of Egypt, Phoenicia, and Greece. In college, a reading of MacGregor Mathers' Kabbalah...
Real Interviews >> Authors
- Survivalists' Guide for the New Millennium: Chapter 5
- WHERE I LAY MY HEAD IS HOME A foot and light-hearted I take to the open road, Healthy, free, and the world before me, The long brown path before me leading Wherever I choose. Henceforth I ask not for good fortune, I myself am good fortune, Henceforth I...
Philosophy >> Survivalists Guide for the New Millennium
- The Aeonic Perspective of the Enochian Temples
- The initiatory system of the Enochian Temples divides the path of initiation into four major stages, distinguished primarily by the types and sources of the influences they are sensitive to. Briefly, these stages are: 1. Lunar-planetary, focused in Yesod and...
Magick >> Enochian
- My Brother's Keeper?
- My older brother was Evil. Not garden-variety evil, but Evil in the sense of a palpable malevolence that is devoted to the destruction of all that lives and breathes. Ever been pinned to the floor by someone laughing maniacally with a genuine replica of a...
Paganism & Wicca >> Daily Life
Childhood Traumas is described in multiple online sources, as addition to our editors' articles, see section below for printable documents, Childhood Traumas books and related discussion.
Suggested Pdf Resources
- Childhood Traumas:
- Traumas: An Outline and Overview.
- focus.psychiatryonline.org
- Childhood Trauma Remembered
- accounts of recovered memories of childhood trauma, whether they occur .
- www.istss.org
- Couple Therapy with Survivors of Childhood Trauma
- www.clinicalsocialworksociety.org
- Accumulated childhood trauma and symptom complexity
- Journal of Traumatic Stress, Vol. 21, No. 2, April 2008, pp.
- www.johnbriere.com
Suggested News Resources
- Preacher to the converted
- For instance, when asked why, as a 19-year-old, he chose the sectarian conflict of his surroundings as the subject of Troubled Souls , his first foray into comics, he does not allude to childhood traumas.
- Will they resign en masse or commit suicide en masse?
- by Subramaniam Masilamany (August 02, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) Child psychologists trace human behaviour to childhood traumas. I was only about 6-8 years old, and there lived in our neighbour hood a family.
- A First-Rate Madness
- For many historians, psychiatry and psychology are synonymous with psychoanalysis, and any psychological interpretation seems bound to end up in fruitless speculation about the early childhood traumas of historical figures.
- Coming to Terms with an Abusive Childhood
- I feel that my husband does not always understand me and the many fears that plague me due to my childhood traumas. He is, however, a good provider, and tries to please me to the best of his ability.
Suggested Web Resources
- What Is Childhood Trauma? A Definition of Traumatic Childhood
- www.upliftprogram.com
- Psychological trauma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Some theories suggest childhood trauma can lead to violent behavior. Some ideas believe such violent behavior can be as extreme as serial murder.
- en.wikipedia.org
- Childhood Traumas:
- Traumas: An Outline and Overview.
- focus.psychiatryonline.org
- Your Child - Childhood Trauma and Its Effects | American Academy
- Children who experience horrible external events may experience emotional harm or psychic trauma.
- www.aacap.org
Great care has been taken to prepare the information on this page. Elements of the content come from factual and lexical knowledge databases, realmagick.com library and third-party sources. We appreciate your suggestions and comments on further improvements of the site.
Childhood Traumas Topics
Related searchesscience fiction terminology
uno game penalties
list of zoos hungary
edwin cheney
billy martin
eicosanoid function and pharmacology
About - Contact - Advertising
© 2000 - 2015 Realmagick.com, All Rights Reserved.
© 2000 - 2015 Realmagick.com, All Rights Reserved.


text:
Results 1 to 2 of 2
Thread: starting fresh w/pen + ink
October 30th, 2005 #1
starting fresh w/pen + ink
hey guys
so I've finally gotten a chance to do some practice sketching and i'm posting a couple things that look half decent. I'm getting into working with a dip pen cause it forces you to be deliberate but it's still pretty loose. Trying to get rid of the bad habit of making scratchy unconfident lines that comes from relying on pencil and eraser. Also trying to get better at proporations w/out guidelines, plus develop a style.
feedback welcome
- Similar Threads
- Art: Starting Fresh
- SketchBook: Starting Fresh
- SketchBook: Starting Fresh
- SketchBook: Starting Fresh
- SketchBook: -[my sketchbook]-[starting fresh!]-
Hide this ad by registering as a memberOctober 30th, 2005 #2
Hi, Kidproto ' ! Always a pleasure seeing your stuff ! I dig the second one the most. Think I'll see a lot of good stuff, here !
Cheers !
Julien ALDAY