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We want to welcome former Steeler's star lineman Tunch Ilkin to share his story on Tuesday, March 3rd at 7:00 pm here in Zion's Sanctuary. Well loved in Pittsburgh as a former Steeler and currently as a Christian leader and Steeler's Commentator; Tunch has a truly amazing story to tell. Join us for an unforgettable and life changing evening! See the Parking information on the website.
Christmas Stress?
I think we all know deep down inside that the frantic pace of Christmas has gotten out of control! I guess the first Christmas in its own way had a lot of stress too. Mary, being pregnant with her miracle child, was traveling across the land on the back of a donkey, hoping to get to Bethlehem before her time came to give birth. They could find no room in the Inn due to the bustling crowd that had come to Bethlehem, and settled into the cave where the animals were sheltered to stay and to give birth. Stress. Less than ideal circumstances. However, Jesus was worshipped. Keep the worship of Jesus strong in your heart; no matter what the stresses might be! Join us Sundays at 10:00 am!
World Changers!
All of want to make a difference for Christ in the world around us. In Sunday morning's Message we will be looking at some verses in the Book of Acts that refer to the way the early church were used by God as world changers. Maybe it is time for us to rediscover some of the principles and reasons the early church was referred to as 'those who turned the world upside down'. Of course, they actually were empowered by God to turn it right side up! You are a potential World Changer!
Renewed & Rebuilt
When we walk with the Lord for an extended time we can easily fall into the "Worn Parts" syndrome. That is when the process of 'normal wear and tear' has the effect of
dereasing our contact with things that are important for us to have good contact with. That list can include prayer, Bible Reading, prompt & regular Church attendance, giving our finances, contact with other
believers outside or during Church events, and even the level of our love for Jesus. God's answer is for us to make a decision to become renewed and to place ourselves in humility in a position where it can happen – turning from pursuing our interests and putting God's interests first. Renewal – it will happen if we are serious enough to get lost in God's Presence, to change and renew contact where we should.
Psalm 51:10
10 Create in me a clean heart, O God, And renew a steadfast spirit within me.
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Second Anniversary of the Spanish Edition This Sunday
Spanish Church's Second Anniversary This Sunday
This Sunday, July 6, marks the second anniversary of Zion Christian Church, Spanish Edition. Two years ago the 6th of July was a Friday, and the first Friday
evening Prayer Meetings began then. The Weekly Friday Prayer Meetings still continue two years later. God has been good to the Spanish Church, and Pastor Frank has guided the Congregation along in a remarkable way. We thank the Lord for His faithfulness. The Congregation is well established, having their own Corporation and leadership that is separate from the English Version. Their worship and ministry is blessed with a rich anointing. We are so grateful to God.
Spring Women's Retreat
Our Spring Women's Retreat this year will be in the Sanctuary beginning this coming Friday, June 6-8. Cost $25.00. Start planning now to attend. The topic will be, "Changing Behaviors, Attitudes, and Habits". We encourage all our women and any guests interested to join us for a truly awesome time of growing in God and deepening friendships.
As part of the overall Women's Retreat, Chris Roof will be leading Worship next Sunday, and Lori Slonchka from Global Reach Network will be speaking to all the Women in the Cafeteria during the Message next Sunday morning.
Schedule of events for the Spring Women's retreat
Friday Session: 6:30 p.m. Charlene Cramer – 'Attitude Check Up" Discussion, Prayer, Ministry and Fellowship.
Saturday Morning Session: 9:30 a.m.- Sharon Alberts – "Overcoming Addictions"
Saturday Lunch, Cold Lunch Provided – 12:00 – 1:30 p.m.
Saturday Afternoon: 1:30 p.m. – Charlene Cramer- "Six Attitudes You Must Maintain"
Saturday Potluck Dinner 4:00 p.m-5:00 p.m. Please see Donna Duke about bringing something.
Saturday after Potluck 5:00 p.m.
– Hang around for fellowship.
Sunday Morning Session: 10:00 a.m.- Lori Slonchka – "Developing Good Habits".


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Ask him about the response to the film and he says, "I haven't met anyone who has not liked the film. I was hoping the film does well, but you know how unpredictable these things are. I guess the fact that the film speaks the truth is one of the biggest reasons that it has worked. I had confidence it would do well, and one of the biggest compliments is that all the characters in the film stand out."
Abhay walking with Preeti on the red carpet at the event created quite a buzz there. "Preeti loved the film. She loves Dibakar (filmmaker Dibakar Banerjee) and his kind of films. Also, she is someone who will be upfront about a film and my performance. She is an honest critic, she won't say something nice to me if she does not really like it," he confesses.
Not just from his girlfriend, the actor is open to criticism from everyone, as long as it is constructive. "It is always nice to be appreciated, but I am open to criticism as well. Everyone is entitled to their opinions. I criticise and so does everyone. I never get offended with criticism unless it is done to put someone down. If there is a valid reason, I have no issues. How else do you expect me to grow?" he asks.
After his film's premiere, the actor took a flight straight back to India to be on the sets of Prakash Jha's Chakravyuh. Ask him why he didn't attend the awards event and he shoots back, "Have you ever seen me at any of these awards functions?" Films and premiere aside, the Deol household is also busy preparing for actor Esha Deol's impending wedding.
Prod him about that and he confesses that he has no idea about what's happening at home on the preparation front. "I really have no clue. I haven't been home for four months and I am sure like any other normal household they are all preparing for it. Besides all that, it is too early to decide what I would be wearing and the works."

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This past week I was speaking with a friend about how we feel like there's never enough time in the day to get done all we want. We push certain things to the back burner, prioritizing what means the most to us by what we accomplish first. He said he'd missed church Sunday and his entire week felt off. At the time, it seemed like what he had to do was more important than church. After all, God meets us where we are. But afterwards, he wished he'd went to church. As an author, pharmacy … [Read more...]
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We hosted Christmas Eve dinner at our home this year. I don't know about you, but if I know people are coming over, I want my house cleaner than normal. I spent the entire day prior cleaning. Everything from the glass shelves in my fridge, to mopping, and tossing out old half used bottles of various hair product from that overflowing drawer in my bathroom. That evening, when the last gift was wrapped and I could hardly move, I wondered..... What if I spent this much energy and time … [Read more...]
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The Herald's Steve Bulpett had a bunch of great quotes from one of the newest Celtics, guard Terrence Williams. Of course the big news last week was that the C's signed Williams for the rest of the season, with next year becoming guaranteed if Williams makes the team out of training camp. The security is nice, but the former Louisville Cardinal doesn't want to get too comfortable. From Bulpett's piece (link). It's unreal," Williams said. "I mean, if somebody wrote this three weeks ago, nobody would believe them. "You know, for a guy that supposedly has all these attitude problems and (expletive) like that, to go to China and be able to get picked up in the same year — and now hopefully a two-year deal — that's God working. Only God could write that story, and I believe that God don't make no mistakes." "It's a comfort level, but I don't want to be too comfortable," he said yesterday before practice and a flight to Philadelphia. "At the end of the day, my ultimate goal is not re
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A home on a large elevated site near Adam Road has hit the market with expectations that it could sell for about $82 million.
The good-class bungalow is at Jalan Asuhan, also known as the "bankers' lane", not least because United Overseas Bank chairman Wee Cho Yaw is believed to live in the area.
The 4, Jalan Asuhan home sits on a 45,155 sq ft site, with experts tipping that it could sell for between $1,600 and $1,800 per sq ft (psf), pricing the land at $72 million to $82 million. If that is too rich a price for potential buyers, the site can be split up into two - one of 26,166 sq ft, which contains the bungalow, and one of 18,989 sq ft.
The freehold land, whose owner died last year, is on one of the highest points in the exclusive neighbourhood, giving a panoramic view all round. It is near Serene Centre and Coronation Plaza, and will be served by the upcoming Botanic Gardens MRT interchange station, which will be ready by 2015.
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By Nate Delesline Iii, Culpeper Star-Exponent, Va.
Aug. 4–With a preliminary agreement pending with the town to develop a regional water and sewer authority, county officials said they aren't sure if a private company's proposal to develop a water and sewer system will be a part of the anticipated joint agreement.
The Culpeper County Board of Supervisors is set, on Tuesday, to discuss the public-private proposal and last week's agreement with the town to form a joint authority in closed session.
Town Council and the Supervisors approved last Monday a "memorandum of understanding," a non legally binding agreement which endorses the concept of forming a regional sewer and water authority. The town would be allowed to expand its borders in exchange for relinquishing control of its sewer and water infrastructure to the authority.
Also before the county is an unsolicited proposal from Angler Development. The Warrenton-based company has proposed construction of a $100 million plus water and sewer system that would include a new sewage treatment plant, miles of water lines and two water storage tanks.
Introduced under a state statute that allows private companies to partner with public entities to build infrastructure the reaction to the Angler proposal has been mixed, with concerns about the project's financing and the county's long term liability expressed by officials and residents alike. No decision on which option the county will pursue is expected Tuesday, said Supervisor Sue Hansohn.
"Even though the MOU was approved, I'm just very cautiously optimistic," she said.
Hansohn, who also heads the county's Public Works Committee, said postponing the decision to September would still allow enough time to implement the proposal from Angler if the county chose to do so.
"We have that extra 30 days and it just gives us that little extra time to review what happened on Monday," she said. "We really have to look at all our options."
Hansohn stopped short of forecasting the possible impact of the MOU on Angler's proposal.
"Everything hinges on everything else — you can't look at one piece without looking at the other," said Hansohn.
Supervisor Larry Aylor Agreed.
"The MOU in a way complicates the decision making process, but on the other hand is a good thing," he said. "I think it's the preferred option. I'm always in favor of that route, but we also have the DEQ timeline."
That timeline, set by Virginia's Department of Environmental Quality, is a Dec. 31, 2010 deadline by which the county must utilize the full wastewater treatment capacity afforded to it. County Administrator Frank Bossio said Friday that a request to extend the timeline was denied.
"We have the allocation but we didn't get the extension," Bossio said. "They turned it down," he added, explaining that the county's request to "fast track" the extension application was denied.
Supervisor Tom Underwood, who has sought several times over the past few months to bring discussions about sewer and water issues out of closed session, said he would try again Tuesday to bring the discussion before the public.
"I hope that as soon as possible — certainly done with the proper diligence — the MOU can become a contract," said Underwood.
"To me, I believe it is important for the county to have access to water and sewer that is not dependent on another political body," Underwood continued. "We need to take the politics out of it, and if that can be done with the town, that's the best possible solution."
Politics have flowed through the area's ongoing sewer and water concerns for years. As recently as February, a new drug store project on Bus. 29 was stalled for weeks, leaving the developer in the middle as the town and county worked through a three-way agreement to bring utility service to the property.
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Balance was the word of the day for the Green Bay Packers on a snowy night at Lambeau Field. A breakdown of 32 rushing plays compared to 24 passing plays helped the Packers (9-4) overcome the Detroit Lions by the score of 27-20. Even the famous and tremendously funny Will Ferrell was digging the Packers on this night with his winter knit Packers cap and a performance of "Roll Out The Barrell." What It Means: With the win and a Chicago Bears loss on Sunday, the Packers are one win away from clinching consecutive NFC North crowns. It won't be easy because the Packers will have to travel to Soldier Field for the clincher. However, it could be perfect timing as the Bears are in the middle of a slump (have lost four of five) and key defensive players are set to return for Green Bay. Getting Charles Woodson and Clay Matthews back from injuries will be huge for a unit which has fought and clawed their way through their absence. Player of the Game: QB Aaron Rodgers (14/24 for 173 yards wit...
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November 06, 2009
John Reed apologizes for creating Citigroup. What Europe is getting right in tackling unemployment. Public works projects successful in rural India? Study: Pork-barrel spending a symptom, not cause, of budget woes. Did Malcolm Gladwell cause Lehman's collapse?
Place of Grace
November 03, 2009
Over a decade ago, I trundled my good-natured family across miles of southern Switzerland to see every building I could by Peter Zumthor, who is this year's winner of the Pritzker Prize. Then as now, most of Zumthor's work was off the beaten track, not only literally but metaphorically, little known to the general public although admired by professionals.
Pipeline Politics
November 02, 2009
As the world tries to cut its carbon emissions in the next few decades, natural gas will become increasingly crucial as a stopgap fuel, since it produces less CO2 pollution than coal or oil. At least, that's what the EIA thinks will happen. And the geopolitical implications of this trend are interesting.
Why Read Heidegger
November 01, 2009
German philosopher Martin Heidegger gets a lot of bad press. And for good reason. He was an enthusiastic supporter of the Nazis, he did and said and wrote some nasty things before and after serving as the rector of Freiburg University from 1933-1934, and though he eventually distanced himself from his earlier enthusiasm for Hitler, he seems never to have ceased believing that there was an "inner truth and greatness" (those are Heidegger's own words, spoken in a lecture from 1935) to the National Socialist movement. That sounds bad, and it is.
Seeing and Believing
October 30, 2009
Are representations of the Prophet Muhammad permitted in Islam? To make or not to make images of the Prophet: that is the question I will try to answer. It is an unexpectedly burning question, as the newspapers regularly demonstrate. But both the answer to the question and the reasons for raising it require a broader introduction. There have been many times in recent years when one bemoaned the explosion of media that have provided public forums for so much incompetence and ignorance, not to speak of prejudice. Matters became worse after September 11, for two additional reasons.
Containing a Nuclear Iran
October 28, 2009
The strategy that dare not speak its name: The Obama administration is quietly laying the groundwork for long-range strategy that could be used to contain a nuclear-equipped Iran and deter its leaders from using atomic weapons. U.S. officials insist they are not resigned to a nuclear Iran and are pressing negotiations to prevent it from joining the world's nuclear club.
Worth Reading
October 26, 2009
Are the zombies out in Europe? Betting markets don't (yet) think a public option is back on track. Dodd wants a temporary freeze on credit card fees and rates changes. Krugman on the parallels between dollar-pegged and gold-standard nations. How Nassim Taleb is "trying so hard to make the old sound new." Dan Gross: You need an anthropology degree to understand Wall Street.
End State
October 26, 2009
California is a mess, but I love it all the same--especially the Bay Area, where I lived for 15 years. I went to Berkeley in 1962--a refugee from Amherst College, which at that time was dominated by frat boys with high SAT scores. I didn't go to Berkeley to go to school, but to be a bus ride away from North Beach and the Jazz Workshop. In a broader sense, I went to California for the same reason that other émigrés had been going since the 1840s. I was knocking on the Golden Door. Immigrants from Europe had come to America seeking happiness and a break with their unhappy pasts.
No Fears About Our Allies In Afghanistan. The Fear is About Ourselves
October 25, 2009
The defense ministers of our NATO allies met last week in Slovakia--a place where NATO power has much recent neighborly resonance--and among the gathering was also Robert Gates. His position on Afghanistan is not quite clear, poised as he is between his president and his men. Of course, Obama has more power.
The Restless Medium
October 21, 2009
Why Photography Matters as Art as Never Before By Michael Fried (Yale University Press, 409 pp., $55) I. Michael Fried,who shot to intellectual stardom in 1967 with an essay in Artforum called "Art and Objecthood," is an intimidating writer. He looks very closely. He has passionate feelings about what he sees. And he shapes his impressions into a theory that fits snugly with all the other theories he has ever had. Whatever his chosen subject--Diderot, Courbet, Manet, Kenneth Noland--he comes up with an interpretation that is as smoothly and tightly constructed as a stainless-steel box.


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With the colder weather upon us comes different cooking techniques. Pull out the crock pot and come home to the smell of Taste of Home's Slow Cooked Pork Tacos. I've been sharing Taste of Home Recipes with you the past year anticipating the next Taste of Home Cooking School coming back to the Northland. It's a new night and location so be sure to get it on your calendar and get your tickets now.


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Erica Campbell net worth: Erica Campbell is an American singer and reality television star who has a net worth of $10 million dollars. Born in Inglewood, California, Erica Campbell, also known as Erica Atkins Campbell, is one half of the popular gospel music duo, Mary Mary, with her sister, Trecina "Tina" Atkins Campbell. The sisters were both born in 1978, the middle children of a family of nine siblings. They began singing gospel music together while children, and both chose to pursue degrees in voice after high school. They studied classical voice at El Camino College, while continuing to pursue gospel music careers outside of school. By 1995, they had begun touring with various gospel groups and serving as backup singers to such artists as Brandy. After catching the attention of music producer Warryn Campbell, the sisters signed a songwriting deal with EMI Publishing, and began writing songs for various soundtracks. They formed their gospel duo, Mary Mary, in the late 90s, and released their first album, "Thankful" in 2000. They have since released five more very successful albums, and won three Grammy Awards. Ms. Campbell is currently one of the subjects of the new WE tv reality series, "Mary Mary" which premiered in 2012.
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2007 CFN Pac 10 Preview
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Offenses, Defenses & Depth Charts
Arizona | Arizona State
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Oregon | Oregon State
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CFN All-Pac 10 Team &
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Whether or not you like
the Pac-10, you have to give the left coast league its just due for
being the BCS conference that does the most for college football
Beyond getting it right by scheduling all the teams to play each other
(wake up Big Ten: figure out how to make this happen), it does the best
job of pushing itself out of conference.
Outside of Arizona (who's making a respectable trip to BYU), every
Pac-10 team plays a non-conference game against a BCS-league team or
Notre Dame. And we're not talking about showdowns with Duke and Baylor
California vs. Tennessee, Oregon vs. Michigan, USC vs. Nebraska,
Washington vs. Ohio State and Washington State vs. Wisconsin highlight
the non-conference match-ups, and there are plenty of other juicy ones
throughout the year. There's only one embarrassment against a D-IAA team
when Oregon State hosts Idaho State.
But does the league get any love east of the Mississippi for playing it
tough? No. The national perception is that it's still USC and a bunch of
other teams. That will only change once the Pac-10 starts winning some
of these big match-ups.
Oh sure, Cal blew away Texas A&M in the Holiday Bowl, but the Bears were
all but dismissed by the SEC after an opening-day loss to Tennessee.
UCLA is remembered for choking late against Notre Dame and being the one
team Florida State was able to run over. Even when the non-USCers pulled
off a seemingly really big win (Oregon over Oklahoma), it wasn't exactly
a clean victory.
It doesn't matter; the league should be applauded for having teams
willing to put themselves on the chopping block. This year, the tough
games aren't going to be limited to the non-conference showdowns.
USC will be everyone's preseason number one (or somewhere in the top
three), and Cal and UCLA are each good enough to be in the top ten.
Oregon State deserves to be in the top 25, while Arizona State, Oregon,
and Washington State should all spend time in the rankings at some point
in the year. Arizona has its best team yet under Mike Stoops (and that's
not intended to be a back-handed compliment), Washington has its best
team year under Ty Willingham (though that's not saying much), and
Stanford, well, Stanford can't be any worse.
The league is good enough to be in the running for the number two spot
behind the SEC in the conference rankings. Unlike others, the Pac-10
actually gives itself the chance to earn that recognition.
Team That'll Surprise
UCLA. This is a legitimate top-ten team that's been building to this
point for the last four years under head coach Karl Dorrell. There's
enough talent on both sides of the ball to beat anyone in America (that
win over USC wasn't a fluke), and now the Bruins will be in the hunt for
the Pac-10 title, at least until the trip across town in early December.
Team That'll Disappoint
Arizona. Every year, Arizona is the hot team that's about to explode
under head coach Mike Stoops. Every year, Arizona stinks under Stoops
(while Dick Tomey, two coaches removed, has done a masterful job up at
San Jose State). While there are some nice playmakers on each side of
the ball, QB Willie Tuitama hasn't proven he can stay healthy, and the
team hasn't proven it can play at a consistently high level. This year
won't be any different.
Offensive Player of the Year
QB John David Booty, Sr. USC. - He doesn't have Dwayne Jarrett or Steve
Smith to throw to anymore. Boo-hoo. There's still a who's who of future
NFL talent to throw to, with Patrick Turner and Vidal Hazelton ready to
step in and shine. If the Trojans do what they're supposed to, Booty
will be seen as the ringleader who got them there.
Defensive Player of the Year
CB Antoine Cason, Sr. Arizona. – It's possible a USC lineman like tackle
Sedrick Ellis or end Lawrence Jackson will get the nod if the Trojan D
is lights-out, but Cason will be the league's best player if anyone
bothers to throw his way. Just his intimidation factor could be enough
to alter games.
5 Big-Time Players Who Deserve a Bigger Spotlight ...
1. RB Yvenson Bernard, Sr. Oregon State
2. C Alex Mack, Jr. California
3. S Chris Horton, Sr. UCLA
4. S Josh Barrett, Sr. Arizona State
5. LB Spencer Larsen, Sr. Arizona
Coach on the Hot Seat
Bill Doba,
Washington State – Easily the league's most star-crossed program,
Washington State has been on the verge of being a player over the last
three years, but something always seems to go wrong. A fourth straight
season without a bowl game won't go over well. No, Tony Bennett can't
coach football.
5 Non-Conference Games the Pac-10 had better take very, very
1. UCLA at Utah, Sept. 15
2. Washington at Hawaii, Dec. 1
3. Oregon State at Cincinnati, Sept. 6
4. San Jose State at Arizona State, Sept. 1
5. California at Colorado State, Sept. 8
5 Best Pro Prospects
1. OT Sam Baker, Sr. USC
2. CB Antoine Cason, Sr. Arizona
3. WR DeSean Jackson, Jr. California
4. LB Keith Rivers, Sr. USC
5. LB Rey Maualuga, Jr. USC
5 Biggest Shoes to Fill
1. Patrick Turner for Dwayne Jarrett, WR USC
2. Robert Peele for Daymeion Hughes, CB California
3. Nikola Dragovic for Justin Hickman, DE UCLA
4. Worrell Williams for Desmond Bishop, LB California
5. Justin Forsett for Marshawn Lynch, RB California
5 Bold Predictions
1. USC will win the national title, and it'll be because of its defense.
The offense will certainly be fine, but it'll be more functional than
amazing. This Trojan team will roll its way to its second unquestioned
national title under Pete Carroll (sorry 2003 fans, it's a BCS world and
we're all living in it) with its best D of the current era. Enjoy it now
because …
2. … Carroll will finally get the offer he can't refuse from some NFL
team ready to give up control. Consider this a lead-pipe lock if the
NCAA starts dropping some hammers. Carroll knows he's in the perfect
situation and has become a college football god, but will he want to
stick around if he's not able to play for the national title?
3. The league will have a hard time filling out its bowl bids. It'll
come down to late in the year when Arizona vs. Arizona State, Oregon
State vs. Oregon and Washington State vs. Washington
will all matter in the bowl scramble. USC, Cal and UCLA can already book
their tickets, but the rest of the conference will have to work for it.
4. Washington's Ty Willingham will be all but fired by mid-October, and
then will save his job with the finishing kick. How's this for the first
seven games? At Syracuse, Boise State, Ohio State, at UCLA, USC, at
Arizona State, Oregon. If the Huskies come out better than 2-5, consider
it a success.
5. John David Booty will win first team All-Pac-10 honors, and maybe the
Heisman, but Arizona State's Rudy Carpenter will be the league's most
effective passer. He'll settle down and bounce back in a big way under
Dennis Erickson. He might not have a star-studded receiving corps to
work with, but he'll lead the league in passing efficiency.
What Will Happen
- UCLA will be upset at Oregon State, but will bounce back a few
weeks later to beat Cal to get right back in the title hunt. The
showdown with USC on December 1 will be for the Pac-10 title, with a
groundswell of support for the Bruins to play for the national
championship if they can pull off the upset. They won't.
- California will beat Tennessee to kick-start a 6-0 beginning and a
top-five ranking, only to lose at UCLA. After giving USC all it can
handle in a close loss, the Bears won't gear it back up for Washington
the next week, getting knocked out of the Pac-10 race for good.
- USC, UCLA, California, Oregon, Oregon State, Arizona State and
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February 7th, 2014 #691
New excitement in blossoming motion is what I see, big bounce right around
the lounge couch. Friday nights are the best in the week, we just cannot deny that fact.
You are much better with your dynamic figures, improving is what you are. This
'Entrance to temple' will be a real challenge to finish it and to render it till the end,
but I believe that you can do it effectively. The cosmic energies are shining right through
you and you are becoming unstoppable. All the positive is coming down right to this
moment, and success awaits us all. Keep on with the good things, and share more
beautiful things, one after another.
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February 9th, 2014 #692
Might as well post the sketch before i butcher it with some gouache; second attempt, really ran out of time the past two weeks
i have this sensation of being pulled in multiple directions by all the human interactions in my life, of late.
So since this is light A3 80GSM paper i'm really gonna have to watch out for warping due to the water content ratio with the paint, to much paint and its like using markers, the test is on....
i got me some 180GSM watercolor paper but it feels so rough to sketch on.....maybe charcoal will do......
February 9th, 2014 #693
LtPlissken : Thanks Man
Maybe should have stopped at step two.
Apparently when the gouache dries you can add water to
blend the colors some more....
February 10th, 2014 #694
morning speedster . .
February 10th, 2014 #695
February 16th, 2014 #696
slower than a herd of snails traveling through peanut butter
February 17th, 2014 #697
Way out of my comfort zone, the topic is "The Fallen Dreams Bar"
February 17th, 2014 #698
went for no.7
February 18th, 2014 #699
'The Fallen Dreams Bar' thumb sketches are looking great, my favorite is under
number eight. However you did a great job with the others too, especially where
you implemented two point perspectives. Try to work out this big version in
small thumb grey-scale version before you go into any details. Generally
you are doing great things, improving and all that, and I like the post
apocalyptic Fallout feeling in the last environment. Keep on hammering
the rusty coffin nail.
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February 23rd, 2014 #700
February 24th, 2014 #701
no where near done hope i can finish in time....
February 27th, 2014 #702
progress, still a bit muddy but i'm finally starting to like it. . .
February 28th, 2014 #703
The Fallen Dreams Bar Final
very challenging but tons of fun
March 7th, 2014 #704
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March 10th, 2014 #706
10min still life, random public transport sketch, current environment wip....
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March 14th, 2014 #709
Your sketches looks better, and better, go go go you are progressing nicely!
When you working on finished illustrations you may try to cut your planes, and paste them into separate layers. On the piece with plant monster it looks like you starting to grad the planes (dude with gun, and he's area is darker) but they still mixing each others slightly to much.
If you had for example front plane (dude with gun and he's "balcony") on one layer, and all what's forward on other layer you could experiment a lot with atmosphere, make one plan more bluish, or slightly more grayish, or blurry...whatever combination you like.
Keep it up. You doing well!
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i like that joe's airplane diner. bang on....
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Vezun: thank you for the visit.
tsabu: yeah i rushed it, but i appreciate the advise staying organized is where i fall short, thank you for visiting once again!
work in progress for the logo comp... included the gif idea and original marker pencil sketch.....
March 17th, 2014 #712
a couple studies from small sculptures found at http://www.romeomodels.com
a great reference source...
March 17th, 2014 #713
Cool logo! A little dark for an artist community, it reminds me of a Fallout videogame type of logo. However, it could work given modern videogame culture.
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onix/pokemon redesign competition ideas
also finished class project portrait
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Hey how's uni?
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The sections on the second level along both the Bengals and visitors sidelines form the Club Level Sideline seating location. In addition to the prime view along the sideline, these sections include club level amenities such as extra-wide padded seats, in-seat waiter service, and gourmet food and beverage options. The combination of a good view, especially sections 210 and 240 that are in line with the 50 yard line, and club level benefits makes these seats among the most expensive in the stadium. Most sections in this location have 18 numbered rows of seating, however the sections closest to the corners have up to 32 rows of seating.
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Snapping its five-session losing streak, the rupee today gained 28 paise to 55.45 against the US dollar, buoyed by a stable outlook for the economy by rating agency Moody's and a sharp rise in local equities.
Forex dealers said rupee sentiment was also boosted by investor optimism that the government will be able to push through economic reforms.
Meanwhile, dollar weakened against rival euro in Asian trade after euro zone leaders and IMF agreed a new debt target for crisis-ridden Greece. The 17-nation currency bought $1.2984 in Tokyo.
The domestic unit moved in a range of 55.77-55.44 during the day at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market.
It finally concluded at 55.45, showing a rise of 28 paise, or 0.50 per cent from its last close.
In the previous five sessions, rupee had fallen by 67 paise, or 1.22 per cent.
Moody's today said India rating outlook is stable because of the country's strong economic growth along with high savings and investment rates.
"India's Baa3 rating and stable outlook are supported by credit strengths which include a large, diverse economy, strong GDP growth and savings, and investment rates that exceed emerging market averages," the global rating agency said in its 'Credit Analysis on India' report.
Meanwhile, the BSE benchmark Sensex today spurted by over 305 points, to 18,842.
"A positive domestic equity markets engulfed the negative vibes of the Parliament logjam, thereby inducing gains in rupee after recent fall. The exporter selling and profit taking at higher levels capped the advances," Alpari Financial Services (India) CEO Pramit Brahmbhatt said.
"The rupee was seen trading parallels with Dollar index, when it slipped to 80.10 levels rupee was seen touching 55.77 levels while Dollar Index recovering to 80.30 levels was followed by recovery in rupee," said Abhishek Goenka, Founder and CEO, India Forex Advisors.
However, the dollar index was up by 0.23 per cent against a basket of six major global currencies ahead of key US data.
The premium for the forward dollar ended with small changes on positive side.
The benchmark six-month forward dollar premium payable in April finished at 140-142 paise from Monday's close of 140-141 paise.
Far-forward contracts maturing in October settled better at 285-287 paise from 283-285 paise.
The RBI has fixed the reference rate for the US dollar at 55.7045 and for euro at 72.3500.
The rupee recovered against the pound sterling to 88.83 from overnight close of 89.31 and also bounced back against the euro to 71.78 from 72.25.
It too rebounded against the Japanese yen to 67.58 per 100 yen from previous close of 67.83.
The Forex and Money markets will remain closed tomorrow, November 28, for 'Gurunanak Jayanti'.


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I live in Glendale, California, and have nesting around our home several nocturnal birds that literally wake one up a night with the shrillness of their sounds. I hear their sounds from at least two close by locations, that appear to be coming from my close neighbor trees.
The neighbor hood has been built up since the 1920's, so we are not either in the country, nor are we in any sort of fringe area. Just standard suburbia.
Any idea what bird this would be, and how to encourage them to migrate somewhere else?
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How would you describe the call?
You could have a mammal. Foxes often vocalize after dusk.
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There are 976 species on the ABA list. Looks like I've got a lot of birding to do....
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Comparison of Web Design School Options in Houston, TX
There are a couple of community colleges in the Houston area that provide career education and training programs in Web design. Read about these programs below, and use the accompanying table to learn more about the two schools.
- At the North Harris campus of Lone Star College, located a little over 20 miles from downtown Houston, students can earn a certificate in Web design or an associate degree with a specialization in the same area.
- The College of the Mainland in Texas City offers both certificate and associate degree programs in Web design with coursework in multimedia, 3-D animation, digital imaging and graphic design. This school is located 35 miles from downtown Houston.
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This 2-semester program, consisting of 8-week class segments, teaches students all aspects of Web design, including image preparation and design, navigation and typography. Coursework in digital imaging, computer graphics, Web design and illustration gives students the visual communication skills needed to create effective, marketable Web pages.
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Football season inches closer and closer with each passing day.
Fans long to know who will be the break out player, or the game changer in just a few short weeks.
The Mississippi State Bulldogs held their annual football media day and offered a glimpse into the program.
The patience of Mississippi State quarterback Tyler Russell has been rewarded.
After being heavily recruited out of Meridian High School, there was a tremendous amount of pressure on the Bulldog coaching staff and head coach Dan Mullen to play Russell early.
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After a year away from their on-campus home due to renovations, the Lady Yellowjackets made a successful return by beating Heritage Academy 3-0 Tuesday night.
The Lady Jackets (2-3) played at the Starkville Sportsplex, while improvements were being made to the Beehive.
The margin of the loss didn't matter as much to the Starkville Academy Lady Volunteers Tuesday afternoon as the loss itself.
Even as the score grew in Copiah Academy's favor at the Lady Volunteer softball field, the fact that it was a conference game made it hurt a little more for Starkville Academy.
The Rick Ray era of Mississippi State basketball will begin on the road.
The Bulldogs travel to Troy, Ala. to take on the Trojans on Nov. 9 to open the 2012 season. It will be the first time since 2005 that MSU opens a season away from the friendly confines of Humphrey Coliseum. The trip is part of the inaugural weekend for the state-of-the-art Trojan Arena.
Saturday Mississippi State fans had their first glimpse inside Dan Mullen's 2012 Bulldogs. What was seen was a poised first team offense and a tenacious defense all around.Â
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It was an official view at the Starkville High School football practice field Saturday morning.
The Yellowjackets went through an approximate two-hour scrimmage which was complete with officials and chain managers.
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Even though the Lady Vols scored four runs in the top of the third inning against Heritage Academy, they could not avoid the inevitable and lost 9-5 at the Starkville Sportsplex to be eliminated.
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It sounds like Packers WR Randall Cobb fractured his fibula on this hit from Ravens S Matt Elam and will miss 6-8 weeks.
As Cobb withered on the ground, Packers QB Aaron Rodgers raced to the scene and expressed his displeasure with Elam for striking one of his favorite targets low. After the game, Rodgers had this to say:
"I just thought from my vantage point, he had plenty of time to not take out a guy's legs in that situation. I thought he could have hit in the proper hitting zone and that's what I told him."
It's good to see the former MVP all fired up, but his ire is misfocused in this situation. The hit that Elam laid on Cobb wasn't dirty.
Elam, a rookie, is listed at 5-foot-10, 206 pounds. Cobb, in his third year and known for being fearless inside and dangerous after the catch, is listed at 5-foot-10, 192 pounds.
This wasn't a linebacker lining up a defenseless and diminutive wide receiver. This was a rookie defensive back trying to stop a legit NFL playmaker. From a very young age, football players are taught to get low when tackling. It's a lot easier to bring down a guy roughly your size or bigger if you go at him low instead of high.
Leverage wasn't the only reason for Elam to go low in that situation. There's also the issue of a blow-to-the-head penalty and fine. If Elam hits Cobb high and there's even the slightest appearance that a blow to the helmet area occurred, it's 15 yards extra yards an automatic first down for the Packers. Not only was Elam making a logical decision to tackle Cobb low on the play, he was also taking the necessary precaution to avoid a blow-to-the-head personal foul that would've hurt his team, and a possible fine that would have shrunk his bank account.
To Rodgers' point about having plenty of time to hit Cobb in the "proper hitting zone": Since when are a wide receiver's legs not part of the proper hitting zone? It's fine to hit a player with the ball low as long as it's not the quarterback while he's in the pocket. It's unfair to ask Elam to decide in a fraction of a second that he should aim higher, but not too high.
By the time he decides to not go low and sets his sights somewhere on Cobb's torso, Cobb would likely be skipping into the end zone and Elam's coaches would chew him out for not being aggressive or decisive enough.
And if Elam does square up and nail Cobb in the chest area, who's to say the impact wouldn't have cracked one of Cobb's ribs? This is football. Unfortunately, injuries happen in football. Every play where a player gets injured isn't necessarily a dirty play.
I admire Rodgers' passion and his dedication to his teammate in this situation, but he's wrong on this one. It wasn't a dirty hit, or even a questionable hit. By confronting Elam, Rodgers forced T.J. Lang to intervene and Lang got flagged for a 15-yard personal foul. Mason Crosby missed a 44-yard field goal on the following play.
It sure would've been nice to have those extra 15 yards for Crosby to work with. Rodgers wasn't happy when Mike McCarthy mistakenly threw a challenge flag against the Vikings last season. He shouldn't be happy with himself after his actions led to a 15-yard penalty and contributed to a blown field goal.
In the end, the Packers won the game and now have to move on without Cobb for a while. Plays like this make for interesting discussions in the aftermath of a tough game, but as the season rolls on, this moment will be lumped in with all the other ups and downs that occur throughout 16 regular season games and (hopefully) who knows how many playoff contests.
The Packers can help us all forget about it by regrouping without Cobb and putting themselves in a good position to make a run once No. 18 returns.——————
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas - Aggie senior John Lewis and sophomore Junior Ore posted singles victories but it was not enough against a very talented USC team as the nation's top-ranked team defeated No. 20 Texas A&M, 5-2, before 359 fans at the George P. Mitchell Tennis Center on Thursday night.
The win improves the Trojans' record to 17-0 on the season and the three-time defending NCAA national champions keep a winning streak of 47 straight dual matches in place.
The loss on the Aggies' home court is the first for A&M since a 4-3 loss to Fresno State on Jan. 30, 2010. The longest home winning streak in any Aggie sport came to an end at 43 straight victories. A&M is now 9-8 on the season.
"All good things have to come to an end sometime," Aggie head coach Steve Denton said. "USC is a great team and it took a great team to end the streak. The (home) winning streak was great for our program and is a credit to a lot of great players and the support of the 12th Man helps so much. It's a shame it had to come to an end. Ohio State was a very good team last year (an Aggie victory) but USC was better."
"I am proud of the way we fought and this should give us confidence going forward that we can compete with these types of teams," Denton added. "These kind of matches should help solidify in our minds that we can play."
USC posted the first point of the match by taking the No. 2 doubles (8-3) and clinching the point at No. 1 doubles (8-5). A&M behind the play of John Lewis and Niall Angus would take the No. 3 doubles with a 7-5 tiebreaker to take the match, 7-6.
The first singles match off of the courts was at No. 1 singles where the country's second-ranked player,USC's Steve Johnson, posted a 6-2, 6-1 straight sets victory over A&M's Alexis Klegou, who is ranked No. 27 in singles.
USC would take a 3-0 lead with a victory at No. 6 singles as Roberto Quiroz, ranked No. 121 in the country, defeated Niall Angus, 6-2, 6-3.
The Aggies would get on the board next with Lewis posting a straight sets, 6-3, 6-4 win over Yannick Hanfmann, who is ranked No. 30 in the country.
The Trojans would clinch the match at No. 2 singles in a terrific battle between SC's Daniel Nguyen, ranked No. 16 in the land, and A&M's Colin Hoover. Nguyen outlasted Hoover, 6-4, 6-4.
The last two matches on the courts would go three sets with Aggie freshman Jeremy Efferding dropping a 1-6, 6-4, 6-4 match to Emillo Gomez of SC, who is ranked No. 41, at No. 4 singles.
The final match of the night was at No. 3 singles where A&M's sophomore Junior Ore posted a 3-6, 7-6 (7-5), 7-6 (7-2) victory over the Trojans' Ray Sarmiento who is ranked No. 24 in the land.
USC has not allowed a point in nine of the 17 matches they have played this year. Five of the six USC players in the singles lineup were ranked in the Top 41 in the country.
No. 1 USC 5, No. 20 Texas A&M 2
#1-(2) Steve Johnson (USC) def. (27) Alexis Klegou (A&M)-6-2, 6-1
#2-(16) Daniel Nguyen (USC) def. Colin Hoover (A&M)-6-4, 6-4
#3-Junior Ore (A&M) def. (24) Ray Sarmiento (USC)-3-6, 7-6 (7-5), 7-6 (7-2)
#4-(41) Emillo Gomez (USC) def. Jeremy Efferding (A&M)-1-6, 6-4, 6-4
#5-John Lewis (A&M) def. (30) Yannick Hanfmann (USC)-6-3, 6-4
#6-(121) Roberto Quiroz (USC) def. Niall Angus (A&M)-6-2, 6-3
#1-Johnson/Quiroz (USC) def. Jackson Withrow/Ore (A&M)-8-5
#2-Nguyen/Sarmiento (USC) def. Klegou/Hoover (A&M)-8-3
#3-Lewis/Angues (A&M) def. Gomez/Hanfmann (USC)-7-6 (7-5)
Order of Finish:
Doubles 2,1,3
Singles 1,6,5,2*,4,3
*Clinched the match
Season Records: USC (17-0), Texas A&M (9-8)


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