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Company Unknown (1851)Age at departure: 9
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3 Reasons I Really Did Not Like Michael Pollan's Newest, 'Cooked'
Originally Posted: 08/16/2013 - 1:46pm | Type: Blog
I really did not like Michael Pollan's newest offering, Cooked: A Natural History of Transformation. Here are three reasons why. I really did not like Michael Pollan's ...
PBS' Series 'Life of Muhammad' May Surprise Viewers
Originally Posted: 08/16/2013 - 11:50am | Type: Blog
He's born poor. By age 6, he's an orphan. Two years later, he loses his grandfather. Yet he overcomes his circumstances, develops a reputation for business integrity and progressive views on marriage. Then he ...
'The Butler' and His D.C. Church — A Man of Steady Faith
Originally Posted: 08/14/2013 - 5:01pm | Type: Blog
Eugene Allen served eight presidents as a White House butler, and his legendary career is the inspiration for "Lee Daniels' The Butler," a film starring Oprah Winfrey, Jane Fonda and a host of A-list Hollywood ...
Church Gardening As Peacemaking Ministry
Originally Posted: 08/14/2013 - 10:06am | Type: Blog
Fred Bahnson's first bit of advice when he started planning a church garden eight years ago came from an elderly tobacco farmer who grabbed a handful of soil, rolled it around in his fingers and shook his head ...
Let It Ring: Indigo Girls Grace The Goose
Originally Posted: 08/13/2013 - 11:35am | Type: Blog
To be frank, I have been to a lot of secular music festivals that pay admirable lip service to activism, but these did not feel like they were anything close to being part of a movement. Wild Goose, on the oth ...
A Thoroughly Modern Mystic Makes His Way to the Big Screen
Originally Posted: 08/08/2013 - 4:46pm | Type: Blog
The duo's Merton film, while factually based, is not a documentary. Rather, it is an epic tale of spiritual, emotional and cultural transformation in the 1960s. And, yes, it is a love story. ...
Troy Bronsink's 'Songs To Pray By' Travels To Wild Goose
Originally Posted: 08/08/2013 - 11:03am | Type: Blog
A solo Bronsink will be presenting his musical work tomorrow at the Wild Goose Festival. We both took a break from packing and planning our journeys to North Carolina for this email interview. ...
Wives Find Renewed Faith After Husbands 'Visit' Heaven
Originally Posted: 08/06/2013 - 10:47am | Type: Blog
a plane crash he survived at age 19. She intersperses her narrative with questions she asked her husband, ...
Second Time Around: Wild Goose Mixtape 2013
Originally Posted: 08/05/2013 - 1:44pm | Type: Blog
I'm excited to share this mixtape in honor of the Wild Goose Festival, Aug. 8-11 in Hot Springs, N.C. I'm excited to share this mixtape in honor of the Wild Goose Festival , A ...
Be nice. They're listening (and taking notes).
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The Passing of a Prophet
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The Danger of 'Orphan Theology'
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Toward Life Abundant
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Misery Loves Comedy
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Meditating on Memory
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New & Noteworthy
Originally Posted: 08/07/2013 - 9:38am | Type: Magazine Article
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'Write Your Life, Live Your Faith'
Originally Posted: 08/07/2013 - 10:16am | Type: Magazine Article
Julie Polter Gene Luen Yang Comic book creator Gene Luen Yang on his latest work, Boxe ...
They Will Kill You
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Ewuare X. Osayande Excerpt from Stand Our Ground: Poems for Trayvon Martin and Marissa Alexander they will ki ...
'Duck Dynasty' Star Phil Robertson Shares Story of 'Rediscovering God'
Originally Posted: 07/31/2013 - 3:17pm | Type: Blog
Hollywood producers often break every rule when it comes to publicizing faith and politics. But A&E's smash hit reality show, Duck Dynasty, puts it front and center. Hollywood ...
The Forgiving Corpse: A Parable
Originally Posted: 07/25/2013 - 1:29pm | Type: Blog
I'm pretty sure that Keith Huff did not intend to write a Christian allegory, but the themes of life, death, and resurrection reverberate through the play. Oddly enough, I think Stewart's story can function as ...
Can a Horror Film Lead People to God?
Originally Posted: 07/25/2013 - 10:18am | Type: Blog
of ghost-hunting "consultants of demonic witchcraft." In 1971, they were called to a 19th-century Rhode Island ...
David Wimbish: Life, Death, Fundraising, and Festivals
Originally Posted: 07/24/2013 - 11:57am | Type: Blog
At the 2012 Wild Goose , for an afternoon set at a tent tucked away on the backwoods of the festival site, a young North Carolina band blew minds and won fans. More than just a band — more like a multicolored movement of sonic jubilee — David Wimbi ...
Donna Schaper's Grace at The Table is Gracious and Delicious
Originally Posted: 07/24/2013 - 1:18pm | Type: Blog
Human beings seem to come with certain built-in spiritual inclinations, and gratitude is chief among them. Human beings seem to come with certain built-in spiritual inclinations, ...
Is Church Still a Curator of Culture?
Originally Posted: 07/17/2013 - 6:13pm | Type: Blog
I'm not entirely proud of this, but I am man enough to admit Amy and I also are big fans of the reality show American Idol. For the two people reading this who don't know what that is, it's a si ...
SLIDESHOW: City Beautiful
Originally Posted: 07/11/2013 - 10:47am | Type: Magazine Article
Elaina Ramsey Marvel at the beautiful stories to tell in U.S. cities If you keep your eyes open, there is bea ...
New and Noteworthy
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Elaina Ramsey Live Simply by Franciscan Media / Who is Dayani Crystal? by Pulse Films / Eyes of the Heart: Photography as a Christian Con ...
The Accidental Moral Mirror of Monsters University
Originally Posted: 07/05/2013 - 10:29am | Type: Blog
It struck me that the movie presents – probably quite by accident – an opportunity to talk about a deep moral reality. So what follows will only begin obliquely by talking about cute monsters ...
Animal Collective: 'With It'
Originally Posted: 07/03/2013 - 5:21pm | Type: Blog
Animal Collective create intricate soundscapes that take themselves and their listeners into an experience that, whether they like it or not, is reminiscent — at the least — of an experiential look at eternal ...
Love One Another (some restrictions apply)
Originally Posted: 07/11/2013 - 10:22am | Type: Magazine Article
Ed Spivey Jr. Sorry. Disasters aren't budgeted this year. NOTHING MOVES ME more than a heartfelt tweet. ...
Lessons in Creating Ubuntu
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Church of the Open Doors
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Brittany Shoot Beyond the Possible: 50 Years of Creating Radical Change at a Community Called Glide. HarperOne ...
A New Wave
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Beauty as Antidote
Originally Posted: 07/11/2013 - 10:22am | Type: Magazine Article
Gareth Higgins If beauty heals the world, and the best criticism of the bad is the practice of the better, who's up for demanding a ...
Too Happy?
Originally Posted: 07/11/2013 - 10:22am | Type: Magazine Article
Danny Duncan Collum Bobby McFerrin's "don't worry" optimism sets up some serious cognitive dissonance with the spirit ...
Beyond 'Ruin Porn'
Originally Posted: 07/11/2013 - 10:22am | Type: Magazine Article
Julie Polter Reimagining the geographies of the city—a place where the story of our salvation is played out. ...
Struggle of Faith
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Leigh Donaldson Early morning before he unlocks the church gate the rector kneels before the gridiron fence surrounding the Cathedral, not in prayer but to c ...
Superman: Jesus Figure or 'Anti-Christ?'
Originally Posted: 06/27/2013 - 5:07pm | Type: Blog
Superman has always had a bit of a messiah complex, born as a modern-day Moses in the imagination of two Jewish guys during the Depression and over the years developing and amplifying his Christlike characteri ...
Noted author at Aspen Chapel this Wednesday
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City Beautiful
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Originally Posted: 06/25/2013 - 1:57pm | Type: Press
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Finding Joy in a Place of Need
Originally Posted: 06/24/2013 - 10:24am | Type: Blog
Here, in the midst of the squalor, in a place where people have prayed and waited for rain for years, I was encountered by something sacred. Go Here to read the second in this ...
Mumford & Sons: Hootenanny for The Soul
Originally Posted: 06/20/2013 - 9:41am | Type: Blog
"Listen to the words," the young woman behind me stage-whispered to her chatty date. "Are you listening?" "Listen to the words," the young woman behind me stage-whispered to her ...
ICYMI: Vampire Weekend Wrestle with Faith ... Wait, Really?
Originally Posted: 06/19/2013 - 1:50pm | Type: Blog
On this album, the third in what Koenig sees as a trilogy, Vampire Weekend manage to mature their poppy, eclectic sound, drawing from all sorts of genres and international songs — as they normally do — but als ...
Sojo Stories: Dirty Wars
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Missouri is now 12-6 overall, 1-3 in SEC play.
Jan. 13, 2013
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COLUMBIA, Mo. - The Mizzou women's basketball team fell to 12-5 on the season and 1-3 in SEC play after losing to No. 6 Kentucky, 69-43, on Sunday afternoon (Jan. 13) at Mizzou Arena. The loss snapped an 11-game home winning streak for the Tigers, which was their best home start since 2005-06. Sydney Crafton (Jefferson City, Mo.) led Mizzou with 11 points on 4-of-7 shooting on the day.
Aside from Crafton, junior Bri Kulas (Shawnee Mission, Kan.) gave Mizzou a lift, scoring nine points in the loss, while center Liz Smith (Overland Park, Kan.) added eight more points. In fact, Kulas, Smith and Crafton were a big reason why, that despite a glaring height differential, Mizzou tied UK in the paint points, 24-24, on Sunday. The Tigers played good team basketball again on Sunday, assisting on 12 of 18 field goals, led by seven dimes from freshman point guard Lianna Doty (St. Louis, Mo.), just one off of her career-high.
UK had three players score in double-figures on Sunday, led by 17 from DeNesha Stallworth. A'Dia Mathies added 14 points and point guard Jennifer O'Neill added 11 more. Mizzou held UK to just 38.8-percent shooting in the loss, but UK hit all 12 of its free throws and out-rebounded the Tigers, 40-37. The UK bench also outscored the Tiger bench, 16-6, and the Wildcats had 16 second-chance points while the Tigers had just five.
At the first media timeout, Kentucky's defense was stifling as they limited Mizzou to just 1-of-7 shooting while running out to an 8-2 lead. The Tigers only bucket in that span came on a great layup by Doty off of a great entry pass by Crafton. Conversely, Kentucky was shooting 4-of-7 to open the game.
Following the stoppage, Mizzou's defense was much better, forcing Kentucky to miss its next three shots until a 3-pointer from Mathies extended the lead to 11-2. UK extended its lead to 23-4 until a 9-0 run by the Tigers got them back into the game. Crafton had six of those nine points while Kulas had the other on a deep 3-pointer. Mizzou forced three UK turnovers in that span.
Crafton continued to keep the Tigers in the game, scoring eight of the Tigers' first 15 points and Mizzou, despite its poor start, had three chances to cut the lead to single digits but came up empty on each trip. UK's DeNesha Stallworth then hit a pair of free throws as the Wildcats re-opened a 12-point lead at 27-15. The score stayed that way for some time as Mizzou locked it down defensively. Doty came away with a steal and layup to cut the lead back to 10 points and Mizzou again had two chances to cut the lead to single digits and couldn't get the job done and Kentucky then scored a pair of buckets before the half to take a 14-point lead into the break. The two field goals for UK ended a streak of eight minutes without a field goal for UK.
Coming out of intermission, Mizzou tried to keep things close but just couldn't hang with UK which locked down on defense again. In fact, Mizzou had just 16 second-half points through the first 15 minutes of play as UK opened a 58-37 lead. After committing nine first half turnovers, Kentucky committed just two in the second half as it took control of the game and pulled away with the 69-43 win.
Mizzou will be back in action on Jan. 20 as it head to Ole Miss for a 2 p.m. game with the Rebels. For all the latest on Mizzou women's basketball, stay tuned to MUTigers.com and follow the team on twitter @MissouriWBB.
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Arizona Cardinals' Daryl Washington met with NFL, still suspended first four games
Daryl Washington was hoping for a better result of a trip to New York to meet with NFL executives about his four-game suspension.
"I thought it was a good interview in New York but I didn't get the news I wanted to here," the linebacker said Thursday. "I think that's just motivation for me to come back stronger (after) these four games."
Washington, who was suspended for a quarter of the regular season for violating the league's substance abuse policy back in April, wanted to talk with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell about the matter, but instead met with the league's Vice President for Law and Labor Policy, Dr. Adolpho Birch.
"We had a good meeting; he was a good dude," Washington said. "Got a lot to understand about what's going on."
Washington, 26, made the Pro Bowl last season after racking up 134 total tackles to go along with nine sacks, one interception, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery. One of the best young linebackers in the NFL, his offseason was marred by the suspension as well as an arrest on domestic violence charges.
His next court date is scheduled for Oct. 9, and whether or not that will lead to him missing more games remains to be seen.
In the meantime, Washington, who missed practice Tuesday to go to the Big Apple, will just keep working to get his career back on track.
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Pokemon X
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What does one think of the Human Characters So Far?
There has always been talk about the look of the Pokemon. Well, what about the human characters? Do you think that human designs and concepts have be getting better or worse.
And honesty, I don't like Skyla. I think Winona looks and fights better.
I prefer the old gen gym leaders to the new ones. It seems like they're getting more and more complicated (looks at Clemont and Grant as opposed to Lt. Surge and Sabrina)
Aut viam inveniam, aut faciam.
The title is a case of when "you"actually fits better than "one". How ironic.
On topic: They look fine. Not particularly good or bad, like all pokemon world humans.
I don't suffer from insanity; I enjoy every minute of it!
To me the characters so far look like they could have been in Unova, so not much difference or change in my opinion. Except for the main characters. The male one looks far superior to the possibly worst looking one from B2/W2. The female looks better designed too.
"The clapping shall go on for another hour. Have the first one who stops clapping brought out and shot."
--Victor von Doom (Earth-616)
Generation 5's girls were hotter.
So ready for: Phoenix Wright 5, Pokemon X, Senran Kagura Burst, Tales of Symphonia Chronicles, Tales of Xillia 2, and Professor Layton VS Phoenix Wright.
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I prefer the old gen gym leaders to the new ones. It seems like they're getting more and more complicated (looks at Clemont and Grant as opposed to Lt. Surge and Sabrina)
I'm totally fine with that.
I mean, I appreciate the simple designs, because Brock, Misty, et all look like everyday people. It makes them more realistic. That's why I love the 1st gen leaders.
But I also like zany and creative designs, too.
I like variety!
And each gen tends to have some pretty 'plain' looking people, too... I think we'll have some more "normal" looking gym leaders in addition to the ones we've seen so far. And Grant looks pretty simple/normal to me. I mean, other than gems in his hair, he's pretty bland. And he's just shown wearing some climbing equipment which is not really all that crazy or anything... because he's a climber...
I agree it's still a lot different from Gen 1 in that Gen 1 was pretty much streetclothes, normal haircuts and colors, etc. But I don't think Sabrina's outfit was any more "overdesigned" than someone like Iris or Lenora or Burgh.
"Earth is a silly place. Half the world has no clean water. And the other half has so much, they poo in it."
Serena looks fun to play as. I love playing as female character in RPG. I also love her design that i and keeping it default with shorter hair. I was going to make her hardcore but that won't be right. Serena with shorter hair or straight hair is the direction i am going at.
Calem looks like Nate(to me) which is not good in my opinion and looks more of the same.
Serena may not look as hot but that does not mean i am not going to play as her. I love to play as women and girl as the MC instead of a man. Tat does not mean i am going to play the next COD because of female solider being introduced for i am mostly a handheld gamer and I like mine game to have a cartoony/anime feel to them. Gritty graphic are not what i call good graphics for i never grew up with gritty, I lived most of my life not knowing that COD exist. I like Pokemon because it is faithful to it root and art style and that it is actually fun
What do you guys think about the fairy type?
Snorlax: This is delicious. Iris: O_O Charizard: Doe this mean i am in OU now? Pikachu: No es fake.


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Thread: Unchained Wind WIP
February 4th, 2008 #1
Unchained Wind WIP
I have been working on this image for countless months now and am always finding something to tweak about it. It is a gift for a very special best friend and I want it to be perfect before I give it to her for her birthday. (I missed my chance last year)
So I'm wondering, any suggestions from you all? I'm really not pleased with the hair and unsure of if I should keep this with or without the beams of light streaming down through the clouds.
Any advice you can give me would be helpful. I'm pretty new to this whole photoshop coloring deal.
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Well for being new to the whole photo shop deal I think you did a good job with her skin tone and the tattoos. The picture is shaping up nicely.
Your highlights are looking good as far as the shapes and placement go, but i wouldn't use that pure white for the color. Think of a color for the light source (I would suggest a cooler color to fit the mood) and make the highlight a tint of that color. It'll just be more interesting, as well as keep the highlights from jumping out as much.
Anatomically, I think her neck is looking a little long. Remember that from the rear, you see more of the trapezius muscle (the muscle of the shoulders and upper back)which makes the neck appear to be considerably shorter that from a front view.
Also watch the size of her calves, They are getting a little thick, especially the one on her right leg (you drew it the same thickness as her thigh!)
The black of her necklace band is too saturated as well (just too black.)
I'm anxious to see this refined some more. It's looking cool!!
Last edited by Mute; February 4th, 2008 at 09:30 PM....my humble and uneducated opinion.
February 4th, 2008 #3
Thanks for dropping by Mute! I really appreciate the feedback. This image still has a ton of work on it so the chains, necklace, and feathers haven't even been rendered at all and are still in their abstract shape phase. I do plan to add shading.
I'll definitely be poking at the anatomy with a new eye now. Thanks for the tips!
February 4th, 2008 #4
I would think that her right breast should not be visible at all over the top of her left breast. Perspective.
Love it so far!
February 5th, 2008 #5
I thought perhaps it would show because she was leaning back, but I'll fiddle with it and see how it looks without the second one peekin.
February 6th, 2008 #6
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That pic is awesome! Even though I think you could try it without the other breast. I really like the position and that hair isn't that bad either. Perhaps you could still try to add some highlights to it. And that colouring.. it's fantastic.
So hopefully that birthday is coming really soon so we can all see this finished.
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February 16th, 2008 #7
I actually missed my friends birthday once already, but she has seen the work in progress and loves it. Now I just need to finish it for her NEXT birthday in August.
Here's a progress shot. I'm still detailing and still fiddling with that mischievous booby. It looks weird without it, but perhaps I'm just used to seeing it there after staring at this piece for so long. So here's another 4 hours of work on it. I think I've made leaps with the anatomy and have done major tweaking to the head, neck, and legs areas. I also got rid of that stiff hair she had and tried a trick with hair brushes. Soon SOON it will be done!
Anyone have any tips for coloring chains? I've been avoiding them thus far.
February 16th, 2008 #8
i agre with wts been said before about the neck, calves and nipple peeking!
as for chains the best you can do is get reference... and dont forget to texturize it (a little grainy feel shd do...)
also check your black and white values on this... i like the values a lot more in the very first one you posted! the girl is brighter and the image overall is less washed out and grey!
im sure your friend will love this
February 16th, 2008 #9
Thanks for dropping by, Petitemistress! Do you think the anatomy is better now that I've updated it? It's been significantly changed from the very first post.
The first pose also had upped contrast, which is easy enough to tweak on the source file.
I'll have to quit avoiding those chains and experiment a bit.
February 16th, 2008 #10
yes, i was aware of the tweaks,the neck looks much better and so do the calves, but that nipple shd go imo, its an anatomical oddity lol!
anyways much more inspired work than anything *i* could muster... and i do think more contrast will bring it out more, def! great job overall, and dont fear those chains! they are actually quite easy to render... just save your file, get a reference and give it a go!
February 16th, 2008 #11
Talk about deadline extensions!
Anyway, I hope you don't mind, but I did a little lasso, free transform.
(you can safely ignore the feet redlining, dunno if this is a good thing because it's your style after all and I actually don't mind that so much .
Basically, though the head is expressive the way you did it... if you go for anatomical corectness, it needs to be muuuch shorter. MUCHO.
Edit: ok, just for a short explanation (oh, the pun.). from this angle her shoulder is covering part of her neck, also because of the way her deltoid is protruding/position of the arms.
So, my example might not be perfect, but it probably shows a point.
Erm, yeah. Also, if she tilts her head back, the neck isn't stretched but does touch the back and you don't see much neck at all anymore.
I hope this doesn't mess to much with your initial idea, but I reaally like where this is going and it has so much potential!
So, even if you aren't (?) a girl you could try posing in front of the mirror alittle and check on the pose.
Best of luck I wish ya.
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February 17th, 2008 #12
No no I encourage redlining actually. It's very useful and makes sure that I know exactly what you're talking about. Thank you for doing it! It will be especially useful for the feet. I think I will take your cue and try to somehow get a picture of myself leaning backwards in the mirror. My fault for choosing such a wonky pose out of my head. You're right that there should be a bend in the neck and that may be what's making area look strange no matter how many times I tweak it.
It's going to be interesting posing in my teeny ass bathroom. And here's yet another update! A moment of silence for the far-boob....
February 17th, 2008 #13
About the feet/legs.
Basic problem there is also simply the length. If legs are really that unproportianally long, you'll still have different shapes.
Just look up how those muscles on the back of the legs interact and what they do and how they connect to the feet actually. ( I happen to have "accidentally" gotten myself great reference for that, x-ray, enlightning, yeah.)
You know, you could make it interesting and just a tad weird by getting creative on the boob part. ( why do I feel like a pervert suggesting this...)
I mean, just for plain threedimensionality and guessing what you should see from the now dissapeared boobie/chest area when turning that way.
Like in my paintover I tried to indicate that. But it depends, so, yeah steal your girlfriends bra, stuff it up and tell her it's all for arts sake.
..or really just ask a friend to pose, sometimes a short glance already helps fixing some misconceptions. But even without fake breasts, you'll see the bones and muscles and you can just place the breast accordingly.
February 17th, 2008 #14
Her upper body is excellent, shading is wonderful. The lower leg is just too long though. The lower leg should be about the same length as the thigh (try putting your heel up to your rear, you'll see) and hers is quite a bit longer than that.
Lighting is nice. That streaming light effect is hard to do.
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February 18th, 2008 #15
*moment of silence for the missing boob*
he will be missed u.u (NOT) ;p
June 14th, 2008 #16
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Thanks so much to all of you who helped me to complete this piece! It wouldn't have been half as good if not for your feedback
June 15th, 2008 #17
Ive seen the finished version of this piece, it was pretty inspiring ! loved the pose of the character XD.
But i felt the hair's kinda still flat, pls pardon me, cos i thought this thread is kinda 'already closed' since the piece's already finished. I have made a simple example of how u can use the Dodge (press [O] ) tool in photoshop to create soft looking and more natural hair.
basically, use the dodge tool to the draw highlighted strains of hair, and by holding on to ALT, darken the edge near the highlight u just drew.
Repeat the process and have fun, just dun over use.
(hope this helps alittle, and hope i didn't post this tooo late)
June 15th, 2008 #18
Ahh handy tips. I did have quite alot of trouble getting the movement of the hair to look natural. I had it more detailed and high contrast before, but it just wasn't voguing with the diffuse stormy ambient light of this image. I will however keep this trick in mind for future images (and possibly a future tweek of this image). Thanks for sharing!


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A student participant from Manava Bharti School, Har Sewak Panesar, said: "We did not want to alter the basic historical character and essence of Chandni Chowk and yet make it futuristic. So combining the two concepts was the main challenge. The USP of our project is the proposal for setting up a giant Ferris wheel at Chandni Chowk which would offer a splendid aerial view of the entire place showcasing its historic monuments, people, culture and hidden charms. We have envisioned this Ferris wheel titled Chakravyuh-II to be the next landmark of Delhi for 2020 just like Qutub Minar is the city's landmark now."
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OTTAWA – A Toronto area mechanic who posted a Twitter message seeking marijuana to alleviate boredom at work this week got an unexpected reply— from police with an apparent sense of humor.
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text: Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=63575&th=13240#msg_63575 I've just uploaded a new model which is a Sierpinski Tetrahedron. But in the preview image there is a lot of edges missing ! It should look more like this : . I don't understand what I've done wrong. Please enlighten me . Thanks in advance.]]> ttoinou 2013-03-08T18:04:39-00:00 Re: Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=63580&th=13240#msg_63580 Youknowwho4eva 2013-03-08T18:18:32-00:00 Re: Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=63586&th=13240#msg_63586 It works! But how come this process actually adds up volume ?]]> ttoinou 2013-03-08T18:34:28-00:00 Re: Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=63587&th=13240#msg_63587 Youknowwho4eva 2013-03-08T18:45:44-00:00 Re: Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=63592&th=13240#msg_63592 Basically, the missing parts are missing volume, put the missing parts back and the volume is not missing Paul]]> stop4stuff 2013-03-08T19:16:18-00:00 Re: Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=63653&th=13240#msg_63653 But unless it's not obvious: Shapeways get files in different formats, and even within the same formats people create models in different ways (single shell, multiple shell overlapping, multiple shell boolean'ed), so SW has to try and resolve these different models into a form that the printers can handle. With your model you saw that this process decided that part of your model did not work, so ignored it, and calculated the volume of the part that was ok. When you fixed your model, it recognised the extra geometry and recalculated the volume. And in case your actual question is why is it calculating the volume at all (which it probably wasn't, I know) it is in order to calculate the price, as except for ceramics the price of an object = handling charge + volume x unit volume price. Ceramics charge by surface area.]]> AmLachDesigns 2013-03-09T08:26:23-00:00 Re: Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=63658&th=13240#msg_63658 My model (before being repaired by netfabb) is just prism and "spheres" (discretized) that are colliding. @Youknowwho4eva : I don't see the link with inversion. My object is just in a thousands of little pieces ("multiple shell overlapping" just like AmLachDesigns said). @stop4stuff & AmLachDesigns : No ! Shapeways compute the right price, according to netfabb volume, and even more (I don't know the doll / eur conversion but there is 1 euro more). The missing parts on the image are counted in the price (otherwise it would be like a third cheaper). Volume before repairing : 4.4 cm^3 Volume after repairing : 5.9 cm^3 That's weird because linking prisms (discretized cylinders) together should take back volume. And netfabb repairing is destroying my object (some edges are missing) !]]> ttoinou 2013-03-09T11:11:53-00:00 Re: Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=63660&th=13240#msg_63660 Paul]]> stop4stuff 2013-03-09T12:21:14-00:00 Re: Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=63883&th=13240#msg_63883 ttoinou wrote on Sat, 09 March 2013 11:11 My model (before being repaired by netfabb) is just prism and "spheres" (discretized) that are colliding. The collision is most likely the problem. If your prisms sit face to face, this will result in 2 faces exiting in the same location. Netfabb (and shapeways repair software) will delete one face, and then try to make sense of the left over face. Make it so your faces don't exist in the same location. either shorten your prisms so they are still in the spheres, but not touching each other, or join them all together into one geometry before exporting and uploading.]]> Youknowwho4eva 2013-03-12T13:09:33-00:00 Re: Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=63891&th=13240#msg_63891 Quote:NetFabb calculates the volume in the same manner as Shapeways, if parts are missing in NetFabb the missing parts are not counted in the volume calculation. Paul Interesting ! (but netfabb displays well the object there is no part missing unlike with the Shapeways preview image.) @Youknowwho4eva : I forgot to draw the prisms' faces . However I used the netfabb "simple repair" and this time it worked ! My objects are "en route to the 3D printers" . Thank you all for the explanations.]]> ttoinou 2013-03-12T15:12:11-00:00 Re: Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=67479&th=13240#msg_67479 I'm creating a big object made of little cubes cutted by planes. The whole object is made of little plane-cutted tetrahedron AND a big object with only squares face. Theses objects touches each other and create an object in one piece at the end. The preview image sometimes doesn't render little tetrahedrons ! On the left the meshlab preview and on the right the bad SW preview..]]> ttoinou 2013-05-05T13:58:28-00:00 Re: Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=67484&th=13240#msg_67484 The Shapeways import processes removes small shells that are below a certain size limit. It appears that you stacked a bunch of independent cubes and then sliced across them, leaving some of the shells very tiny. As was said before ... " join them all together into one geometry" ... you need to Boolean all your shells together into a single shell. Doing so would also drastically cut your triangle count and file size. You could try cloud.netfabb.com to see if that will fix it for you.]]> stonysmith 2013-05-05T15:05:24-00:00 Re: Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=67898&th=13240#msg_67898 Quote:It appears that you stacked a bunch of independent cubes and then sliced across them, leaving some of the shells very tiny. As was said before ... " join them all together into one geometry" ... you need to Boolean all your shells together into a single shell netfabb cloud doesn't work and netfabb software destroys my object. I'll end up by changing my cube-slicing algorithm... Quote:The Shapeways import processes removes small shells that are below a certain size limit. Interesting.. Is this just for the preview or also for the printing process ?]]> ttoinou 2013-05-13T16:05:42-00:00 Re: Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=67918&th=13240#msg_67918 stonysmith 2013-05-13T22:05:44-00:00 Re: Bad Preview Image http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=68079&th=13240#msg_68079 . Do you know the volume of the smallest shell accepted by Shapeways in the STL import process ? Thanks.]]> ttoinou 2013-05-15T16:16:24-00:00


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May 9th, 2011 #541
COW is looking real good man!
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good job fumble! your nyhavn study (Last one) is still just ! Draw draw draw!!!
"First ask yourself: What is the worst that can happen? Then prepare to accept it. Then proceed to improve on the worst.
June 22nd, 2011 #544
Art for life - you are right about that.
Nice drawings from life.
Makes your armor even more bulletproof-er.
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June 28th, 2011 #545
Really like the digital stuff, and those life studies look great.
Just out of interest how long does something like that take you. My pencil work is so slow everything would have changed by the time I'd finished.
Nice work man!
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June 28th, 2011 #546
sweet life drawings!
June 28th, 2011 #547
your colors getting well man
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Here are the multiliners name you and Fumble asked for mate
Water & Copic proof PIGMENT INK
"First ask yourself: What is the worst that can happen? Then prepare to accept it. Then proceed to improve on the worst.
July 7th, 2011 #549
Man you've improved so much!
July 25th, 2011 #550
man you just keep improving! awesome!
August 3rd, 2011 #551
@ Ogihara: thanks draw draw draw !
@ LtPlissken: Yup, life drawing is great
@ JakeB: The train sketch usually take a few minutes, while the environment drawings usually take a few hours.
@ Yor: Thanks!
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@ tokotewhero: hopefully thanks!
Finally handed in my master thesis, so I've had some time to do art
- Two-headed oger character
- Environment from imagiation inspired by shrek concept art and craig mullins.
- Undead ambush environment
- Men-at-arms from imagionation
- Layendecker study
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August 3rd, 2011 #552
Wow, I like the guy with the sword in your last post!
Everything is better with dinosaurs.
August 4th, 2011 #553
Thanks for the visit mate. I've really been trying to work on composition so it means a lot for you to say that. I see all your hard work is really paying off, your style is looking sweet as!
August 8th, 2011 #554
These fairy tale concepts and environments
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August 9th, 2011 #555
Awesome use of colours my friend ! I really like what I see! Thanks for your post in my SB ^^
keep it up !
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August 13th, 2011 #556
Nice stepup with the latest - the envos are really nice and a lovely uncle sam.
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August 16th, 2011 #557
great work here, a lot of improvement in each picture, I am enjoying your style, keep posting.
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August 28th, 2011 #558
I really love your painting style. I wish I could paint like you.
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August 29th, 2011 #559
@Brandon Pilcher: Thanks
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Graduated! Now I have my masters degree
Imagination stuff and studies!
August 29th, 2011 #560
Good looking works and studies.
I really like your environments and subtle colors
Great work man keep it up
August 29th, 2011 #561
nice studies and colors!
September 8th, 2011 #562
graduating is a nice thing, isnt it?
btw. great sb.
I really dig the piece with the white wulf .. just the wulf appears a lil too sloppy
September 8th, 2011 #563
Oooooooh man I LOVE that age of empires one. So awesome. Very inspiring.
Insane contrast in quality between now and page 1 man, keep it up! Check out my stuff some day I could use crits on my latest post as it's a first WIP.
Oh and congrats on graduating!
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September 17th, 2011 #564
Oh man, that makes me want to go find my age of empires disks.
The environment with the skull people has a really amazing mood.
September 30th, 2011 #565
Moved to Florence, Italy . Started at the Angel Academy of Art last Monday. Everything's awesome! I have begun my first Bargue drawing and I will upload it soon.
Here is some imaginative stuff:
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October 1st, 2011 #567
Lovely update! Your style is so painterly. I'm always so jealous when I visit your book! Keep it up and keep the updates coming.
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December 5th, 2011 #568
I wish I could draw environments like you :>
January 6th, 2012 #569
Long time, no update! Finished the first trimester at Angel Academy of Art. In the first trimester I finished all the bargue exercises and started doing my first charcoal cast. I've also been doing lots of sketches of Florence and I will upload them at a later date. Also been doing illustration.
First Bargue drawing. 26th sept - 4th oct 2011
Second Bargue drawing. 4th oct - 3rd nov 2011
Third Bargue drawing. 31st oct - 25th nov 2011
1 week pose, 3 hours a day.
2 week pose, 3 hours a day.
2 week pose, 3 hours a day
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Warcraft 2 orc fortress ...
Crimson Bloodsports swamp elder entry
A portrait of Morgan Bernhardt from Warhammer: Dark Omen
Hobbit Archer
Undead warlord thing.
Isometric forest inspired by bumskee.
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Awesome artwork!
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This Albert Roussel-disc couples the Second Symphony with one of Roussel's most popular pieces, the complete ballet music for Bacchus et Ariane. This CD is the first of a cycle of three releases featuring the complete four symphonies and the two most celebrated ballets by the French composer Albert Roussel, performed by the Orchestre de Paris and Christoph Eschenbach. Eschenbach holds a reputation as one of today's champions of new and undiscovered repertoire.
Brilliantly played by the Orchestre de Paris. Roussel's symphony has lived far too long in the shadows; this disc should help bring it out into the light.
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Works DetailsRoussel, Albert : Bacchus et Ariane, Op. 43
- Conductor: Christoph Eschenbach
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- Period Time: Post Romantic
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- Written: 1930
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Roussel, Albert : Symphony no 2 in B major, Op. 23
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Year-end, a time for looking back before moving on, always carries with it the difficult task of choosing our favorite recipes of the year. You'll see here that three of the standouts featured pork, but in different guises: a little bacon flavoring a squash risotto, a shoulder braised in whiskey and ham cooked with beer and onions then sliced and piled onto an unctuous sandwich.
So here it is, along with the other seven favorites. If you missed them when they first hit print, clip them now (or download them, if you like, at chicagotribune.com/food) and enjoy them throughout 2010.
Finally, we're interested in hearing about your favorite recipes from the pages of Good Eating in 2009. Send us an e-mail with the recipe name at email@example.com. We'll share them in a coming issue.
Pistachio-encrusted turkey burgers
Prep: 10 minutes Cook: 20 minutes Makes: 4 servings
These burgers start in the skillet but finish in the oven to cook them through without burning the nuts. The recipe is from a January Fast Food column by Joe Gray.
1 pound ground turkey, formed into 4 patties
1/2 teaspoon salt
Freshly ground pepper
1 cup shelled pistachios, coarsely chopped
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
Heat the oven to 325 degrees. Season the burgers with salt and pepper to taste on both sides. Place the pistachios on a plate or in a shallow bowl. Coat the patties with the pistachios on all sides, pressing in gently.
Heat the oil in a large oven-safe skillet over medium-high heat. Place the patties in the skillet; cook until nuts are slightly browned, 3-5 minutes. Flip, cook the other side. Transfer skillet with patties to oven; bake until cooked through and interior of burgers are 165 degrees when measured with an instant-read thermometer, about 10 minutes.
Nutrition information: Per serving: 431 calories, 66% of calories from fat, 32 g fat, 5 g saturated fat, 82 mg cholesterol, 9 g carbohydrates, 29 g protein, 507 mg sodium, 3 g fiber
Smoky butternut and bacon risotto with ginger
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For faster preparation, substitute peeled squash sold in bags or plastic containers at some supermarkets and specialty markets such as Trader Joe's. Shredded, cooked duck or chicken turns this hearty dish into company fare.


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The Arizona Coyotes made an addition to their front office Thursday. General Manager Don Maloney announced the organization has signed Darcy Regier to a multi-year deal to be the team's assistant general manager and senior vice president.
Regier spent 17 years as the general manager of the Buffalo Sabres prior to joining the Coyotes. His tenure in Buffalo was the longest of any GM in the franchise's 44-year history. Under Regier's watch, the Sabres went to the Stanley Cup Finals in 1999 and advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals on three other occasions -- in 1998, 2006 and 2007.
Prior to Buffalo, Regier served in roles with the New York Islanders such as director of hockey administration, assistant coach and assistant GM, the Coyotes said.
"We are very pleased Darcy has decided to join us in Arizona," Maloney said. "Darcy adds intelligence and experience to our management team. The wealth of knowledge he has garnered as a long time general manager in the National Hockey League is invaluable to us. He is a great addition to our staff."
Regier, 57, was chosen 77th overall in the 1976 Amateur Draft by the California Golden Seals, the Coyotes said, and he appeared in 26 games in three seasons for the Islanders and Cleveland Barons.
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Beautiful colors, too bad the digital camera can't replicate the shade of chartreuse and purple.
Used a different background, and base, to see if the purple would show better. It didn't. :idunno:
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Yes, I make the tear off's. I've made templates for each model windshield, 00-02/03-05/06-07 Monte Carlos, 02 & 04 Dodges and 05 Taurus from yellow post-it notes. Leave the sticky part of the post-it on for the top of the tear off template, this helps hold the template in place while cutting the plastic. Get a small mirror, 4" x 6", and lay a small piece of kitchen plastic wrap down on the mirror. You have to lift a corner up and lay it down a couple times to get the plastic wrap smoothed out. Lay the correct yellow post-it template on the plastic and cut around the edge with a sharp #11 x-acto blade. Lift the template off and put it back with the rest of the post-it templates, and lift the cut piece of plastic wrap off and transfer the plastic to the windshield. It takes a little patience to get the plastic tear off in place and all smoothed out but it's worth it. I use JWTBM goodie sheets, and Mike70SS's 08 goodie sheet, for the triangle tear off tab decals and center windshield inspection dots.
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Intel Point-of-Sale by Frog Design: How shopping should be
An interactive touchscreen interface allows consumers to read information about the products before they buy
The kiosk has multiple screens so that more than one customer can find information on the items they wish to purchase
The try-before-you-buy principle is what is missing from the Internet shopping experience, the POS kiosk looks to change that
The flat section of the kiosk contains scanning technology which allows customers to add products to a virtual shopping basket, not unlike the online experience
The Intel Point-Of-Sale kiosk designed by Frog Design
The kiosk gets a demo from Intel's Ed Hill and Joe Jensen
Attracting attention, the POS kiosk being demonstrated by Intel's Ed Hill and Katie Dill
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Internet shopping is a true marvel of the modern age. Not only does it open up whole new worlds of temptation but it can also save you money. And it does away with annoying or incompetent sales personnel. Despite all of its benefits, buying online is somewhat lacking in one important area - you can't try before you buy, something particularly important when shopping for your clothes. However, with the Point-Of-Sale kiosk concept from Intel, the two experiences might at last find common ground to become the much-needed savior of High Street shopping.
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a1 Ocean Physics Group, Department of Marine Science, University of Otago, Dunedin 9054, New Zealand
As tidal turbine farms grow they interact with the larger scale flow along a channel by increasing the channel's drag coefficient. This interaction limits a channel's potential to produce power. A 1D model for a tidal channel is combined with a theory for turbines in a channel to show that the tuning of the flow through the turbines and the density of turbines in a channel's cross-section also interact with the larger scale flow, via the drag coefficient, to determine the power available for production. To maximise turbine efficiency, i.e. the power available per turbine, farms must occupy the largest fraction of a channel's cross-section permitted by navigational and environmental constraints. Maximising of power available with these necessarily densely packed farms requires turbines to be tuned for a particular channel and turbine density. The optimal through-flow tuning fraction varies from near 1/3 for small farms occupying a small fraction of the cross-section, to near 1 for large farms occupying most of the cross-section. Consequently, tunings are higher than the optimal through-flow tuning of 1/3 for an isolated turbine from the classic turbine theory. Large optimally tuned farms can realise most of a channel's potential. Optimal tunings are dependent on the number of turbines per row, the number of rows, as well as the channel geometry, the background bottom friction coefficient and the tidal forcing.
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Further, some doctors and nurses may get nervous with the red light of the camera in their eyes, affecting how they administer care, Flamm added. And research shows jurors are more likely to believe and pay attention to videotaped evidence than regular testimony, which can be tedious.
But as doctors weigh their patients' interests against their own, some are questioning the merits of banning cameras. In the wake of the Houston tragedy, a Texas state representative is crafting a bill that would bar hospitals from preventing taping.
"I would be concerned about any doctor who was concerned about being videotaped," says Mithoff. "We are talking about life and death. The more we know, the better off we will be."
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Many hospitals, of course, still allow patients to tape births. Indeed, some hospitals are actually welcoming cameras and offer fully wired delivery suites so new parents can quickly send video of the birth to distant relatives via e-mail.
In the end, communication is the key to finding a solution that suits both doctor and patient, says Dr. Jerome Yankowitz, director of the division of maternal-fetal medicine at the University of Iowa. Research shows malpractice lawsuits are less likely when doctors and patients have a good relationship and talk through issues, he said.
Yankowitz advises doctors offer consent forms to their patients who want to videotape. With their signatures, patients acknowledge they may be asked to turn off their cameras and get permission of nurses and other staff before taping them at work.
"I don't think of it as protecting physicians," he said. "The patient and physician are assisted with the tools to sit down and talk to each other. The biggest thing is to prevent ill will."


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Spa Week is Extended at the Hotel ZaZa DallasApril 6, 2009By: Christina Vasquez
During the week of April 13th - April 19th ZaSpa at the Hotel ZaZa Dallas will be celebrating Spa Week-- meaning that you can book a facial, body treatment or massage for only $50! Best of all ZaSpa will extend the $50 offer from 9am to 3pm, Monday through Thursday for an additional two weeks for those who can't make it during Spa Week but want to take advantage of the fabulous deal.
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I took this tour on 12/17/11 and it was pretty good. The hotel pickup worked fine and we were dropped off at a central bus terminal to board the bus to Mt. Fuji. It was a clear day and Mt. Fuji was visible from west Tokyo. We stopped at the visitor center at the base of the mountain and the 5th station which appeared to be halfway up. There were some shops at this station. Bring a jacket as it was cold and windy at this station. Then we went to the restaurant at a local hotel where half the bus got lunch since they had the lunch-included tour. If you don't get the lunch-included tour, there was not very much other than some very basic fast food and some limited backed goods for lunch so you may want to bring something along. We then went on a aerial tram ride near lake Ashi and a one-way cruise on Lake Ashi. We were apparently running late and only had ~10 minutes of picture-taking time at the summit of the aerial tram and had very little shopping time. The bus picked us up at the cruise terminal and we proceeded to the bullet train which took us back to Tokyo subway station where most people hopped on subway trains. Our tour guide pok good english and was very interested in making sure no one got lost and that we all knew how to get back to our respective hotels. She kept things interesting the whole time with even some oragami on the ride back from Mt Fuji.
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