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There is no "natural" way of learning. Can you name one pro playing today who followed the natural way of learning?
Right from holding the racket (the correct grip for different strokes), tennis needs to be learnt through its details. Ask someone who doesn't play tennis to show you how the pros serve. They will never use the continental grip and bring the racket edgeways.
Putting the outside foot first, being sideways on the serve, leading with the edge, using the correct grip, using topspin rather than hitting up with open face, split-stepping - everything is taught to most people or they learn on their own indirectly, but using the material other people have learnt from. Seldom does anyone come up with any of this on his/her own "naturally."
The correct way of learning tennis which is followed by all proven pros and juniors and college players is to learn the technical fundamentals correctly. Then they can improvise and innovate on their own, and sometimes those become the material of the next "textbooks."
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The cartoon on the opinion page in Wednesday's Daily Journal showed a truck with the American flag on the door, with women in the back being hauled off. In the corner of the picture was a note that read, "In Nigeria, kidnapping girls and selling them is called an act of terrorism." Above the truck, we read, "Over here, it's called 'business as usual.'" Disgusting liberal drivel.
In Nigeria, they don't care about the women. They are treated like crap; they have on say, no rights. It's the fools who run that country who allow those Muslim nuts to do as they please. If the truth were known, other young women were kidnapped and sold and it's called business as usual there, not here!
To imply that our country takes part in kidnapping and selling women is garbage that comes from liberals who apparently hate our country. While yes, trafficking in women does happen here, it is in no way to be compared to Nigeria. Our law enforcement pursues these crimes and stops them when they can. We don't have leaders who make money off of selling women! They do!
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Just 12 seconds into Saturday's game against Northwestern State, Central Arkansas senior forward Megan Herbert scored the 2,000th point of her career to join Griner in the exclusive club and became just the 57th player in the history of Division I women's basketball to surpass 2,000 points and 1,200 rebounds as she led the Sugar Bears to a 60-44 win against the Lady Demons to keep the nation's third-longest home winning streak intact.
Herbert finished with 22 points and 8 rebounds, giving her career totals of 2,020 points and 1,263 rebounds which makes her one of just three players in Southland Conference history with 2,000 and 1,200, and leaves her tied for fourth place on the Central Arkansas career scoring list and seventh in Southland history. She is the nation's active Division I career leader in rebounds and career rebound average, holds the Central Arkansas career rebound record and is seven away from fourth in the history of the league.
"It's huge, it really is," said Herbert, who also received a plaque prior to the game for setting both the Central Arkansas career rebound record and the Southland Conference career free throws made record in recent weeks. "Not many people get the opportunity to do something like this, and it's great to do it at home and celebrate it with my teammates, parents, family, our fans and everybody. It's a really big accomplishment, and I'm happy that I was able to do it while there are still games left and we still get to try to go win another championship."
The Sugar Bears (11-4, 4-0 Southland) won their 22nd straight home game, 25th consecutive regular-season home game and 13th straight conference game in the Farris Center, leading from wire-to-wire against the Lady Demons (5-10, 1-4).
That lead started on the first possession of the game, a play designed to give Herbert an early opportunity for her 2,000th point and allow for stoppage of play to present her with the game ball. She played it according to script, knocking down the shot and giving the Sugar Bears a lead they would not relinquish.
"It was important to come in on the first play and get it over with so we could really start the game and not have that to worry about," she said. "We ran a simple play and Coach Rushing told me to go. It was really fun and exciting to have that moment and to be able to do it at Central Arkansas. We're a smaller school and not many people look at us, and I'm a smaller post so to be able to accomplish all of this shows how much work I've put in, my teammates have put in, and the coaches have put in over the last four years to build this program up to where it is."
The Sugar Bears closed the first half with an 11-0 run to take a 31-18 lead into the locker room, and continued to pour it on in the second half - leading by as many as 24 midway through the period. The Lady Demons were never a factor from that point, drawing no closer than 16 over the last 13 minutes.
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Duever did not miss a shot, going 7-for-7 from the field including 3-for-3 from the 3-point range en route to 19 points. Desiree' Rogers added nine for the Sugar Bears. Tracey Parsons, who entered Saturday's game second in Southland play in assists at 5.7 per game, tied her season high with eight.
Jasmine Bradley had 10 points to lead Northwestern State, which fell to the Sugar Bears for the sixth time in the teams' last seven meetings. The lone win was on Feb. 2, 2011, when they defeated the Sugar Bears 76-72 in overtime in the Farris Center - Central Arkansas' last regular season and Southland Conference loss at home.
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Thread: Dan Man's Scrupcious Sketchbook!
November 5th, 2007 #1
Dan Man's Scrupcious Sketchbook!
Well, I guess it was inevitable that I would start one.
I plan to not show any previous work on here though, as I will use this as a catalogue of the work I've done since I joined CA.
So be warned, there may not be a lot here to begin with, but I will push myself to at least get 2 sketches in here a week. Nuff blabbing though....
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Nothing Special on the whole really, but that's why I'm here to improve. Comments & Criticism is greatly appreciated as always!!!
OH, and if anyone is attending the Seattle Workshop, let me know! I'd love to meet ya there
Thanks for stopping by!
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberNovember 5th, 2007 #2
Really cool stuff, but its too cartoon for my personal tastes. I would really love to see some realism, just to see what you can do with that.
Your linework is nice but its way to.... um. Predictable seems to come to mind. Idk. I remember Marko Djurdjevic saying that having more random lines make it more interesting, and I'm not saying that yours a bland, but their right on the edge of looking perfect to me.
Sorry... I'm a vague confusing bastard.
November 5th, 2007 #3
you have a wonderful imagination
maybe you could try to add some colour?
you're varying the weight of your line work which is good, experiment more with that.
you've got a good style going on here already.
great start. i'm watching you
November 6th, 2007 #4
Krigbann: haha thank you sir. I agree, I should dabble more in the real world and perhaps get some of it posted on here. I understand what you mean though. I can assure you though, that when I DO do realistic drawings, they are far more loose and free than these sketches.
Thanks again though for stopping by. I always appreciate the input.
saamsaa: Thank you for stopping by and thank you for your kind words. I do plan to add colour to some of these, I just need to find the time and stop making excuses nto to I agree with the line value comment though. I am trying to take that into consideration more often when I begin a piece.
Thanks again though for stopping by and I look forward to hearing more back from you again
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And PLEASE tell me what you think!
As a bonus, I'll even come by a check out your sketchbook!
November 7th, 2007 #5
Nice book man. keep uploading them man.
November 7th, 2007 #6
Thank you Metal Mike
Here's some more doodles I just recently did while trying to think up a DSG submission. I'm sure SOMETHING good will come out of these....
Please help a criticism craving artist out!
And PLEASE tell me what you think!
As a bonus, I'll even come by a check out your sketchbook!
November 7th, 2007 #7
i like your doodles dude!!keep going.
'I do not feel punished; rather purified'
'To restrict the artist is a crime. It is to murder germinating life.'Egon.Schiele'
November 7th, 2007 #8
Thanks man, I plan to and hopefully I can keep it up
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November 8th, 2007 #9
Thanks for dropping by my sketchbook! I'm liking your style, you draw with really clean shapes and lines. I can imagine them being animated. As aforementioned it would be nice to see some more realistic stuff, but I really can't talk as far as that department's concerned.
I see you do some DSG work too. I haven't tried taking part myself, but it looks like good fun, I might try it.
November 8th, 2007 #10
Hi Dan Man
Thanks for the kind words... you flatter me.
Throw some value into some of these characters to flesh them out in the round. I could totally see some of these characters in a video game somewhere... the style is a little reminiscent of something like Jak and Daxter, or Ratchet and Clank. Keep it up, always practice, and you will go far.
Oh, and btw, 2 sketches a week is no where near enough. You should shoot for one or two sketches a day. (I may not follow that rule myself, but it will help you greatly)
Good luck.
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November 8th, 2007 #11
Thanks for stopping by my sb!
I absolutely love the second image (the ship) and that Lion is bad ass!
Do you always blue line yer work first? Just curious. I'll subscribe to yer sb, feel free to do so with mine.
Would love to see ya and get acquainted at the workhop. It's in my hometown!! Let me know if my knowledge as a local can help in any way.
Cheers man,
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November 14th, 2007 #12
Thanks 4 stoppin' by dude!
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November 24th, 2007 #13
Hey Dan ! Really liking your 4 armed knight and your Cargo Bot there. Love seeing your stuff as always and I look forward to seeing what else you come up with
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November 25th, 2007 #14
I want to see more dan
December 2nd, 2007 #15
Hey dan, thanks for commenting my sketchbook!
Your lines are nice and clean, but how about trying out some value studies? Study how light falls on round and square forms and how you would be able to apply that knowledge to the lines in your drawings to make them appear 3d instead of just flat lines
Check out my sketchbook!
December 27th, 2007 #16
Well it's about bloody time!
Yeah yeah......it's been awhile I know.......it's just that work.....and stuff....and....*sigh*....I'm sorry
Thank you for the kind words everyone, as well as the very helpful feedback......I love this place
And for those of you who care, or still watch this sketchbook and are DIEING to see more lol (yeah I bet) here it is....finally....:
Not much, but what I've had time to do and doesn't look like complete garbage.
Please let me know what you hate as always Thanks!
OH, and Revelations is sooooo sooooooooooooon! I can't wait!!!
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December 27th, 2007 #17
Nice sketches. They are simple, pretty clean and interesting. It could be nice to see something with a little more time worked on, with more details and stuff. If you are into doing more advanced. I liked the ape dude, and the poor robot in your last update. Keep on posting mate!
December 27th, 2007 #18
hey man, nice stuff different work than i usually see
would be interesting to see a little more realism incorporated...although just my own interests
seems like you are enjoying what you are doing so keep it up!
December 28th, 2007 #19
joaKimArt & dadushin: thanks I can totally see where both of you are coming from in regards to more realism and detail to me work....I'm just always afraid to add too much to a piece and end up making it look like crap. I think I should definitely practive more at it though Thanks again
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December 28th, 2007 #20
wow i like your stuff a lot, i like your style and imagination, anyway i just have to ask you something. Why do you always draw in blue? It looks cool and everything but is it not harder to erase with it?
have any time please stop by my sketchbook
December 29th, 2007 #21
Nice work. I can see improvement between the first and latest pieces. More expressive, and solid. Looking forward to more.
...which is only my opinion.
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December 29th, 2007 #22
lacadam: thanks for stopping by and to answer your question: I picked up on the blue pencil during college. I studied animation and found it great for layout and rough sketching before finally putting a lead pencil to the page. I find the blue is just light enough to allow very rough layout of form for a drawing, without hindering the final image. As for erasing, I've never had a huge problem with it. I start off with fairly light markings, so erasing those are no problems. I usually just use the eraser on the end of the pencil anyways oh, and as an added bonus if copies are required of the final image, the blue does not show up on a photocopier
Vermis: Thanks for the feedback. And looking back, yeah, I do see some improvement as well.....still plenty of room for more though!
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December 31st, 2007 #23
Liking what I'm seeing so far, but like all things, you can push it to a higher level. Keep it up!
You mentioned you studied animation. Where at exactly? Are you still studying and or looking to animation as a career?
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January 2nd, 2008 #24
Thanks! Oh I'm definitely trying to push myself more, and hopefully attending Revelations will give me a swift kick in the ass
I studied computer animation up here in great white Canada. The college I went to was Durham College in Oshawa, Ontario. It was just a community college that was close, but hey, I now have a job in Niagara Falls working on a children's show so it can't be too bad
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January 10th, 2008 #25
Good work so far, but let's see some more! yeah, you're busy.... but don't be afraid to do 2 minute sketches, they may look like crap but at least you'll be improving your skills. Like your style. Open up and try more different things; if this is what you love, stick with it, but also try different styles, maybe some realism, environments, just goof around!
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January 12th, 2008 #26
Hey buddy! So what'd ya think of the workshop?? I'm bummed, cause i dont think we crossed paths..oh well...Let's update our books with all the inspiration that we both are surely flooded with!!!
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January 27th, 2008 #27
Dan Man is a cool cat. He took a picture of me drinking at the Space Needle, and was fun to hang out with.
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January 27th, 2008 #28
hmmm i like what youre doing! but i would have to agree with the people before me and demand more realitic and finished work! comon let's see it we know you have some...
btw i like the sealion
July 1st, 2010 #29
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Demolition Begins On John Madin's Brutalist Former Library in Birmingham
Work has begun on the demolition of the UK city of Birmingham's former Central Library, designed by home-grown Brutalist architect John Madin. The move by Birmingham Council to not retain the structure of the library, in spite of ideas and petitions put forward by numerous public groups (including one titled Keep The Ziggurat), has been widely met with disappointment among the architectural community. The BBC recently compiled some of the most interesting ideas for reuse which included, among others, transforming the concrete structure into a new English Parliament, an international trade centre, and an enormous space for rock climbing.
Madin, who passed away in 2012, had at least three of his major Modernist projects demolished during his lifetime. His design for Birmingham Library had been met with criticism from the likes of the city's Director of Planning and Regeneration of the time who described it as a "concrete monstrosity." Prince Charles famously described it as "looking more like a place for burning books than keeping them."
See photographs of the former library under construction and in use after the break.
RIBA Launches Centenery Square Regeneration Competition for Birmingham
The Royal Institute of British Architects have announced an international design competition to regenerate Centenary Square, one of Birmingham's largest public spaces, and neighbor to Birmingham's International Convention Centre, the Old Rep Theatre, and the the Library of Birmingham by Mecanoo which was shortlisted for the 2014 Stirling Prize.
Make Architects Win Planning For First Building in Birmingham's Arena Central
Birmingham City Council has approved Make Architects' designs for the first commercial building of the city's Arena Central masterplan. Located on Broad Street and overlooking the historic Centenary Square, 1 Arena Central is set to be the first step in the master plan for the 9.2 acre site at the heart of Birmingham City Center Enterprise Zone. The eight story building, which will feature 135,000 square feet of Grade A office space, with 5,000 square feet of retail on the ground floor, is emblematic of the flagship development of the overall master plan.
Mecanoo's Francesco Veenstra on "Sustainability as Social Responsibility"
Francesco Veenstra, one of six partners at the Dutch practice Mecanoo and Lead Architect on a number of major projects in the United Kingdom, recently spoke to Mies. UK about the practice's approach to design and their unique take on sustainability. Having recently completed a major public building in Birmingham (which was put to the vote and won the AJ's 2013 Building of the Year), and with more in the pipeline, the practice's international outlook is growing. How has the practice's design methodology and core ideas influenced this success? Read more after the break.
Competition Entry: Monument to Foot Soldiers / Jaklitsch/Gardner Architects
In honor of Alabama's 50th Anniversary of the Birmingham Civil Rights Campaign, a national design competition was launched to envision a "Monument to Foot Soldiers." New York City-based Jaklitsch / Gardner Architects was one of many entrants who responded, hoping to design a monument that would honor the sacrifices made by the unnamed activists who fought for civil rights and celebrate the power of the human spirit.
The Pavilion at Library of Birmingham / Studio Myerscough
Architects: Studio Myerscough
Location: Library of Birmingham, Cambridge Street, Birmingham, West Midlands B1 2EP, UK
Design Team: Morag Myerscough and Luke Morgan
Painting And Sign Production: Morag Myerscough and team
Engineers: Milk Engineers
Structure Built : Origin 8 Projects Ltd
Client: Capsule & Birmingham City Council
Area: 36.0 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Gareth Gardner, Courtesy of Studio Myerscough
Critics React to Mecanoo's Birmingham Library
With Birmingham's new public library opening last week, Mecanoo's latest large-scale public building has received mixed reviews from critics in the UK. Check out the critical responses from Hugh Pearman, The Telegraph's Stephen Bayley, The Guardian's Oliver Wainwright, The Observer's Rowan Moore, and The Financial Times' Edwin Heathcote after the break…
Library of Birmingham / Mecanoo
Architects: Mecanoo
Location: 309 Broad Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, UK
Client: Birmingham City Council
Area: 35,000 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Christian Richters
Millennium Point Visibility Winning Proposal / Daniel Madeiros + Jonathan Schwinge
Daniel Madeiros and Jonathan Schwinge were recently announced as the winners of the ideas competition organized by Millennium Point and the RIBA to enhance the visibility and image of Millennium Point in Birmingham from the Jennens Road approach. The jury panel was struck by the beauty and grace of their winning idea which was underpinned by craft and technology, convincing the jury that the dramatic form could be constructed. Also demonstrating complexity and sensitivity to the site, Millennium Point will benefit greatly from this competition and the opportunities it now has for its next phase of architectural evolution. More images and architects' description after the break.
AD Architecture School Guide: Birmingham City University's BIAD
What are Live Projects? A UK term, it refers to collaborations between architecture schools and real clients on real projects. In the US, for example, these are merely referred to as industry collaborations. Clients are widely variant, from municipal governments and youth organizations, as well as galleries and community-based gardens.
There are many iterations of this teaching model in the UK so the issue is, how to determine a good fit for prospective students? One issue that is increasingly at the fore of students' minds is how to balance idealism with practical skills. At Birmingham City University'sBIAD (Birmingham Institute of Art and Design), the program is structured precisely to help students achieve that balance.
The Lighthouse Young People's Centre / Associated Architects
Architects: Associated Architects
Location: 100 Alma Way , B19 2LN Birmingham
Area: 1930.0 sqm
Photographs: Craig Holmes
Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College / Nicholas Hare Architects
Architects: Nicholas Hare Architects
Location: Belgrave Road, Birmingham, UK
Structural Engineer & Services Engineer: BDP Engineering
Client: Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College
Area: 14,350 sqm
Year: 2008
Photographs: Alan Williams
Birmingham Ormiston Academy / Nicholas Hare Architects
Architects: Nicholas Hare Architects
Location: Grosvenor Street, Aston, Birmingham, West Midlands, UK
Structural Engineer: Nolan Associates
Services Engineer: M&E Engineers – RPS
Client: Lend Lease
Area: 8,990 sqm
Year: 2011
Photographs: Alan Williams Photography, Courtesy of Nicholas Hare Architects
Birmingham Schools Framework / Haworth Tompkins
Architects: Haworth Tompkins
Location: Birmingham, England
Area: 6,000 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: Ioana Marinescu, Richard Haughton
The Cube / Make Architects
Architect: Make Architects
Location: Birmingham, UK
Client: Birmingham Development Company
Collaborators: BuroHappold, Faber Mansell Fire, Faithful+Gould, GMJ, Hoare Lea
Project Area: 42,000 sqm
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: Zander Olsen, Make Architects, Craig Holmes/Images of Birmingham, Crew Photography
Broadway School / Cottrell & Vermeulen
Architects: Cottrell & Vermeulen
Location: Broadway School, Broadway, Perry Bar, Birmingham, England
Project Team: Richard Cottrell (Project Director), Brian Vermeulen, Simon Tucker, Sang Soo Bae (Project Architect), Melissa Liando, Paul Taylor, Yuki Koe, Francesca Pont, Tristan Wigfall, Louise Armour, Catherine Skelcher, Nicola Antaki, Rosie Jones, Rufus Willis, Simon Murray, Erin Byrne, Lefkos Kyriacou, Piuey Wong
Structural, Services & Acoustic Engineers: Arup
Graphic Design & Wayfinding: BCMH
Landscape Design: Fira
Community Artists: Cantoo
Project Year: 2011
Photographs: Anthony Coleman
Bournville College / Broadway Malyan
Architecture/ Interior Design/ Landscape: Broadway Malyan
Location: Birmingham, UK
Client: Bournville College / Shepherd Construction
Developer: St Modwen
Design Team: Salim Hussain, Aidan Ridyard, Alan Man, Ben Somner, Kelly Stanton
Structural Engineer: Gifford Ramboll
M&E: Gifford Ramboll /SES
Project value: £66m
Completion: September 2011
Photographs: Courtesy of Broadway Malyan
Video: The Library of Birmingham Timelapse
Opening in 2013, the Library of Birmingham will be a major new cultural destination, rewriting the book for 21st century public libraries. Designed by international architects Mecanoo, the Library of Birmingham will be located in the city's Centenary Square. Recently, the author of the architectural videos blog shared with us his time lapse video of the building.


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In northern Iceland, 1829, Agnes Magnúsdóttir is condemned to death for her part in the brutal murder of her lover.
Agnes is sent to wait out her final months on the farm of district office Jón Jónsson, his wife and their two daughters. Horrified to have a convicted murderer in their midst, the family avoid contact with Agnes. Only Tóti, the young assistant priest appointed Agnes's spiritual guardian, is compelled to try to understand her. As the year progresses and the hardships of rural life force the household to work side by side, Agnes's story begins to emerge and, as the family's attitude towards her starts to change, they realize that all is not as they had assumed.
Based on actual events, Burial Rites is an astonishing and moving novel about the truths we claim to know and the ways in which we interpret what we're told. In beautiful, cut-glass prose, Hannah Kent portrays Iceland's formidable landscape, in which every day is a battle for survival, and asks, how can one woman hope to endure when her life depends upon the stories told by others?
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out" law, which has imposed cruel life sentences on thousands for
Thanks to damage caps and other measures, victims are often unable to sue.
Democrats haven't made much of what would happen to the courts should Bush win a second term.
In The Nation's October 9, 2000, special report on the Supreme Court, Tom Wicker wrote, "No issue is more vital...repeat, no issue is more important than the makeup of the next Supr
Now that a summerlong Homeland Security crackdown along the Arizona border is concluding, the results are in and they spell lethal failure.
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New Study Explains Evolution of Bird Flight
A letter published in the advanced online publication Nature has revealed new insight into the evolution of flight in birds. The issue has remained controversial among scientists, and previous theories have usually been based on interpretations of various fossil forms.
However, this new report is based on experimental observations of young birds, and suggests wing-stroke dynamics are the key to understanding the evolution of avian flight.
The research was led by Ken Dial, Life Sciences Professor at University of Montana, and conducted by scientists at the University's Flight Laboratory.
"There has been a fair amount of interest in the origin of birds and bird flight for at least a century-and-a-half, but I think sadly it has been approached from an awkward beginning," said Dial, the paper's lead author, in a BBC News interview.
Scientists investigating this area tend to fall into two camps, he said. Those who believe that birds learned to fly from the "top down", by falling out of trees and gliding, and those who think that birds took to the air from the "ground up", by running and flapping their wings, possibly to escape predators.
Both scenarios suggest that birds would first need to establish a wide range of wing movement in order to become airborne.
Previous research conducted by Professor Dial had shown that birds use their wings when running up steep inclines. This was an important discovery, and something scientists hadn't truly appreciated before, Dial said. The new research completes the rest of the story.
Professor Dial and his colleagues used high-speed video to study the wing movements of chukars, small quail-like birds, as they ran up steep inclines, glided back down, and then flew.
"To my amazement, the data kept coming in showing they were not changing [their wing angle] at all," Professor Dial told BBC News.
"This is one of those moments when you slap your forehead and say "ËœWe've been thinking that the wing-stroke is highly specific for different movements, but it turns out that Mother Nature just needs a single wing stroke to accommodate all these behaviors'."
The team studied a wide range of different bird species, and each time found the same narrow angle range used by the birds.
Professor Dial's team also examined wing movements of fledgling birds as they learned to fly. They observed that even though the hatchlings had small, stunted wings and were unable to take to the air, they flapped their wings at the same angle as older birds to help speed them up the inclined ramp. The scientists further found the birds held their wings at the same angle when gliding back down from the incline as well.
The researchers believe that the wings of baby birds resemble the partially formed proto-wings found on some dinosaurs. Dinosaurs may have evolved wings to help propel them over rocks and other obstacles that littered their terrain, Professor Dial said.
As their wings grew bigger and became strong enough to support their body weight, flapping them at just the right angle would have let the dinosaurs take to the air, the team concluded in the report.
"That simple wing stroke seems to be elementary to bird evolution and bird ecology to get through the fledgling stage," he added.
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Go ahead Chucky, nibble a rubber bushing, a bottom barn board, a bootjack, or even a garden hose rack. But do not chew a front-door jam. No. I don't care how cute you are or how ripply you run. I paid a crap load for that door.
Standing at the entrance of the home I love so much and work so hard to maintain, seeing bits of chewed front-door jam laying scattered at the threshold that to visitors represents a grand first impression, I have total reason to believe; Chucky's gotta go, or something.
But I love and have grown accustomed to Chucky, and, I'm a pansy, unable to kill stuff, so yesterday I bought a Have a Heart trap. Course, the girl I bought it from told me some animal expert told her that if you trap a woodchuck, take it far from it's home and let it go, it dies anyway. Great. Now what do I do? If I believe the expert, I'm in a no-win situation. I either let my house be chewed to ruin, or I kill a Woodchuck, heartlessly, albeit with aid from the ironically named, Have a Heart trap.
There are too many gol darn experts around. And what do experts really know anyhow? (See BP oil spill, Wall Street 2007-present, ...) And now you're telling me there are Woodchuck experts? Those from whose expertise we're to believe Woodchucks, for cripes sakes, can't make a go of it in the middle of a veritable vegetable garden that is a springtime Vermont forest? Get the hell outta here.
So, I bought the trap, figuring trap-and-release gives Chucky a better chance to live then might a bullet through the skull.
What does one use to bait a woodchuck?
"I hear they like broccoli," the farm store merchant offered.
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"Get rid of the colored eggs!"
Comentado por Anna Grace / Nov 15, 2013
Tap on the direction you want them to move and remove groups of same-colored eggs
Egg Shoot is a version of the popular bubble shooting game we've all played at least once.
Try out your favorite mode (classic where you need to survive for as long as you can, puzzle, which includes levels and challenging obstacles and finally time, where you need to work fast in order to remove all the eggs as quickly as possible before time ends.
As for the difficulty level, you can also select your preferred one and change it any time you want.
Eco Game is the developer of Egg Shoot, a game which doesn't need much of an explanation, as you already know how it works. Simple, effective and completely unoriginal.
Há 3 modos diferentes de jogar. Todos eles são muito interessantes. Eles lhe trarão horas de diversão. Com certeza!
1. Modo Clássico
Evite que as bolhas cheguem à corda na parte inferior.
Tente jogar o máximo para obter uma pontuação mais alta
2. Modo Quebra-cabeça
Há um monte de níveis muito difíceis e interessantes. 150 níveis.
Alguns níveis têm obstáculos. Cuidado! Não pode explodir o obstáculo. Vamos jogar com inteligência.
3. Modo de Tempo
Desafie a velocidade de seu disparo.
Joga rápido para eliminar todas as sequências de bolhas.
1. Mudar as bolhas para jogar
2. Escolher de níveis de dificuldade (fácil, Normal, difícil)
3. Habilidade de tiro precisa
Como jogar
Atire na bolha para organizar pelo menos três bolhas juntas com a mesma cor. Elas explodirão.
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Egg Shoot - This is jungle version of bubble shoot game. This game is very cool and suitable for all age.
There are three playing mode (classic, puzzle, time). They are totally different playing styles. There are two or three difficulty levels in each playing mode
1. Classic mode
Get a high score by surviving as long as you can (endless if possible). Eggs move down continuously from slow to faster and then crazy faster. Some time new eggs is drop down, if you miss hit it. New egg is generated after that. There are a lot of bonus types (multiple 2,3,4 times) help you to get best score. You can get bonus score too when hit vibrating eggs.
2. Puzzle
You can choose medium level for beginner (58 levels). Or choose difficult level (180 levels) for pro shooter.
A lot of difficult puzzle levels are waiting you. All these level are nice designed so enjoy it before destroy!
Obstacle stones can't be destroyed, be careful with them. Shot smart and accurately to eliminate them by dropping.
Challenge you by get all 3 stars all puzzles. You can skip difficult puzzle now.
3. Time
Shoot as fast as possible to clean all lines of eggs. Time is measured.
1. Add medium level for Puzzle (~60 levels)
2. Add difficult level for Puzzle to 180 levels
3. Fix minor bugs
Algumas listas em que este aplicativo aparece: Reviewed by Anna Grace.
Muito bom
Muito bom
Muito legal e viciante!
É muito legal
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