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November 11th, 2008 #1
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Hi everyone, I've been visiting CA for years now and I've finally worked up the courage to post here. I'd really appreciate any and all critiques and suggestions on how to improve any aspect of my art. I'm looking to start doing more finished drawings as well since I mostly just doodle away. Of course since I'm no longer just lurking I'd love to be able to help anyone else out in whatever way my limited abilities will allow. I'm finishing up a short beginners figure drawing course (my first ever art class) so hopefully I can post something from that soon too. I'll definitely be trying post at least every 2 days if not daily. Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to look at and/or comment on my stuff! Here are some things from the past few years. I have stacks of crappy doodles everywhere but I hope to post only the newest stuff after this first post. Thanks again!
Oops, I screwed up the whole thumbnail thing so I had to move all the images from this post down to a later post. Sorry!
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Haha, I don´t really see anything I could criticise. Great sketches! I really like that sleeping gal. Keep it up sir.
November 11th, 2008 #3
Nice works mate! I expecially like some of the poses and expressions. Hands are quite nice too, though I'm not so sure about pinky on upper left one. Keep it up!
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November 12th, 2008 #4
Thanks Vingrey and Andrea for your kind words. And definitely thanks for pointing out the pinky issue. It looks a bit long now that I'm looking at it again. That one was from a few years ago so maybe it's time to do some more life drawings with hands to see if I've gotten any better. I'll be visiting your SBs right after this post! Thanks again!
I know I said I wanted to post only new stuff but I found some older things lying around that I wanted to put up for critique as well. I have some new ones that I'll post later tonight. I'll also try to make more finished drawings and learn how to scan them in better so that it's easier to see and critique. Thanks again!
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How much older are these exactly? I like how confident are you in anatomy, torsos are without any major anatomical flaws as far as I can see. And that "Leaving" piece is great candidate for coloring and finishing, really like that one! In the first one, i think that guy in front has wrongly attatched ear, it should be more to the right.
Oh and thanks for stopping by my sketchbook!
November 12th, 2008 #6
You've got some really nice lines and love some of the expressions on the cartoon characters, got a certain feel about them. Loving your ladies too, nice proportions.
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November 12th, 2008 #7
Vingrey: The ones at the top of the last post are from maybe 3 - 5 years ago? I had a long period of time where I didn't draw at all. I'm getting back into it and I really want to stick with it and get good, so I'd really appreciate any critiques you guys can give. Thanks for the suggestion! I was thinking about painting over old drawings and forgot about it until you reminded me again. I'll definitely do that at some point.
Porg: Thanks for the compliments! I really enjoyed your sketchbook man. I might want to try doing a few really dense pages like you have done
Here's a new page of arm practice from imagination and some older stuff (one that I missed when I moved it from the first post). This will be the last set of old pages for awhile since I really want to get critiques on newer things. Thanks again for looking guys!
November 13th, 2008 #8
hi your sketchbook looks really good and i have to admit your anatomy skills are exceptional, and you have a great sense of composition as well. in your first post you have this picture of this girl stood with a hooded character looks really good and also the color picture of the girl in the bikini, would love to see some more "finished" pieces like that they look amazing. Anyways keep up the great work
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November 13th, 2008 #9
GOOD studies on the last post. remember to work
harder on your studies than the imaginary stuff.
if you do this, you will be drawing stuff from your
mind in no time.
study study study and never quit! the moment you
quit art, that is when you suck. it's progress from here
on! :]
November 17th, 2008 #10
Bagg: Thanks! None of my art skills can be labeled exceptional, though I'd to reach that point one day. I definitely want to do some more finished pieces thanks for the reminder!
MattGamer: Thanks for the great suggestion Matt I keep telling myself to do that but I end up doodling random stuff instead most of the time. I'm finding a lot of joy doing life/referenced drawing recently, though I hope I can really turn those sessions into true "studying". You already inspire and motivate me with your work, now you inspire and motivate with your words! Thank you! And I vow that I will never quit again
Here's some new stuff from this weekend. Studies on the female figure, one crappy one done in charcoal to practice an exercise from figure drawing class. The others in my usual sloppy style. I really need to tighten things up. I'm also trying to teach myself how to oil paint. These are my first and third ever oil paintings, done on cheap canvas paper. One is greyscale to practice tone and the other in color to practice... uh... color. Pretty boring images, but wonderfully educational and FUN. I'm already feeling to itch to try some more digital painting As always please rip into these with critiques and comments. It's the only way I'll learn!
More interesting images than these soon!
November 17th, 2008 #11
remember that anything you do, you are progressing
your art skills. no matter what it is. from drawing from
life to having fun drawing little doodles. you are progressing
and don't even know it. the more you draw, the better
you get. plane and simple. :]
love the oil study! cheap materials are the best
in my opinion for painting. since i'm starting out
i don't know which paint is better and frankly don't
even care. same with brushes! when i get more
advances i will start to figure out things. but at this
stage, cheap stuff = win/win situation.
keep up the work and keep up the art forever! and
thanks for the comment on my sb. you motivate me
just as i motivate you. that's what artist should do
instead of competing all the time. ;] but competing
is also a good challenge as well. cheers!
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Well, I won´t say your anatomy skills are exceptional, but you definitely push me to do more anatomy studies. Means your anatomy pretty much kicks ass.
Love those oils! I still haven´t convinced myself to do traditional, in fear of messyness and complete suckage. You seem to pick it up quite nicely. Waiting for more!
November 17th, 2008 #13
Matt: I couldn't agree more on the idea of the more you draw the better you get. I just feel like I should be broadening and deepening the subject matters I attempt. Finishing a piece seems like a good way to not be lazy and really figure things out. Just like, as you mentioned, competing. I think in a week or two I will try to join in on some of the contests on the forum. Just so I get motivated and try to do new things. The goal wouldn't be to win or anything, but as always just to try my best and learn and have fun
Yes cheap materials for the win! Some friends of mine are suggesting I at least try out canvas since the surface is supposedly different, but that can wait until I get a bit more practice Though I do have to say, I tried out some really really cheap brushes and they were just falling apart on me. So maybe I'll just stick with plain old cheap instead of dirt cheap
I will definitely keep it up! And I am honored that you would say that I motivate you. Hopefully we will continue to motivate each other to get better! Cheers!
Vingrey: Thanks man! This is the reason why I'm so glad I finally started posting to CA, the motivation, inspiration, and support here is amazing. The traditional stuff is a lot of fun and I'd highly recommend it if you have the time. As Matt said in his reply, it can only make you better! This is all supposed to be fun so don't fear it
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November 18th, 2008 #14
Cheers for the visit.
Your ladies / anatomy is coming along nicely. Your referenced work is getting better and better with some really nice definition of shades.
Keep bashing on with the painting too. With the cheap paint and brushes thing you'll soon understand what brand names to go by and what to avoid. Yeah, cheap is always good but it'll start getting annoying as your brushes split more often and your paint is weak. You definetly get what you pay for.
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November 18th, 2008 #15
I like your anatomical studies., also the cartoony faces looks neat. Great potencial!
November 19th, 2008 #16
duuuuuude, where were you tonight? i was expecting you. sadness. i cried, on the inside.
nice studies...don't stop now!
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November 19th, 2008 #17
I like your life drawings, they look nice and clean.
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keep up the positive vibe! if you're stuck in your art,
like Andrew Jones says a lot in his videos, "to go out enjoy the day,
take a walk, enjoy being in that stuck mode, don't fight it, don't
make it wrong, and remember nothing lasts forever and nothing's
permanent, this stuckness will go away." :]
don't wait for anything! if you can do it! do it now! i waited too
long to paint traditionally and now i feel behind, but it's still
fun! have fun with art always too! :]
November 19th, 2008 #19
Very very nice, I like the anatomy, i'd like to see some more
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Porg: Thanks for the encouragement I agree on the cheaper brushes but I don't really know anything about what a good paint is supposed to look and feel like. Do you have any suggestions? I'm currently using a set of Winsor Newton brushes (they're my not so cheap ones) and Winsor Newton paint. I went with them because I used to like their watercolor brushes a lot.
Serio: Thanks! I checked out your stuff as well, keep up the good work!
Purb: Haha, I've been busy with holiday and family stuff so I couldn't make it. I'll be trying really hard for next Tuesday though! You have great looking stuff, I can't wait to see all of you guys drawing!
Black Spot: Thanks!
Matt: I love Andrew Jones's stuff, I got some of his videos off of the Massive Black site a little while ago. Very very inspirational. And I'm really feeling the fire growing and as busy as I am, I still make time to draw every day, even if I can't post all of it. Cheers buddy! I'll be joining your 1000 gestures club soon
Salacuis: Thanks! I hope to be posting more studies soon!
For now though I've been mainly working on an anniversary gift for my girl. So there's not been a whole lot of studies. I wanted to do some figure stuff from imagination to see if I've learned anything and here's what I came up with. Lots of things wrong in the balance and anatomy. Plus the rendering took away a lot of what I liked about it in the first place (I'll try to remember to scan in progress drawings next time). The imagination is lacking a bit, so I think I'm going to some studies on clothing in addition to figure work next. So many things to try and learn! Ah, life is good I also included some thumbnails for possible ideas for the gift I'm working on. It's a campground in the woods scene with a fire/tent/overhanging tarp, in case it's completely unrecognizable. Feedback on that would be great since it would help with the finished gift! Thanks guys!
November 20th, 2008 #21
love this.
the proportions look good for the guy on the left.
cool zoomin storyboard as well. moar moar!
November 20th, 2008 #22
for the walking guy, you want to bring his left arm (right side of the page) more forward and his right arm more towards the rear, so his balance is correct. i like the rhythm though. about the camp scene, what are you trying to say, what are you trying to depict, what sort of mood are you going for?
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November 22nd, 2008 #23
Matt: Thanks! Those were supposed to be thumbnails to test out composition. But next to each other they actually do look like a sequence. Haha, very unintentional
Purb: Great crit! Thanks for catching that! I didn't set up a specific pose/gesture before drawing that one and the pose is crappy as a result. His weight and general construction looks to be lopsided and off as well. I also forgot to check it by flipping/mirroring Lesson learned! Oh, I should have mentioned that before, the camp scene is supposed to be very cozy and friendly. The main idea to get across is two of the figures stealing glimpses at each other in a group of friends. Like I said, it's a gift for my girlfriend, so it's a bit cheesy (though true). As it is I think I'm going to integrate it into a longer scroll/fold out type piece with multiple events in a sort of collage. I'd appreciate any feedback on this particular image though as it will help with a rather big piece of the final image. I really appreciate the honest critiquing! I hope I can offer you useful critiques as well Cheers!
Inspired by MattGamer, I've started my own 1000 (tiny) gestures. The first 5 I took a bit longer on and then realized I was just trying to copy the figure and not really trying to hit a gesture so I switched to using the 30 second timer on posemaniacs. I also started drawing smaller at one point. I've done 120 so far, I think for the next batch I will also want to play around with how I do the mark making. See if I can get more information in less strokes and, as Jason Chan says, really work on the "kung-fu" of drawing. Also I've started carrying around a pocket sized moleskine sketchbook that I got years ago as a gift. Now I really have no excuse to not draw whenever and where ever. Hopefully I'll be able to do some quick life sketching soon too. They still suck really bad, especially the robot, but I want to post everything I do so I can get critiqued and see my progress. It was fun doing them though
November 24th, 2008 #24
It's been a busy weekend so just some more tiny gestures 121-175, only 825 to go! Also some doodles and drawings from cereal boxes. Just going through that list of things I want to practice. I think I'll try to start something a bit more finished this week over vacation.
November 24th, 2008 #25
So 1000 gestures eh? I strongly recommend to use a "line of action" as a first move in pose building. I've noticed You use it sometimes but I think it's the best way to see gesture as a simply line at first. Also the cool way to sketch is to draw without pencil interruption. Pocket sized sketchbook is a great idea! I've purchased two for myself today. A6 is the best choice becouse It's so accessible. I can do a tiny thumbnail before sleep and before I was too lazy to pick up a big chunk of paper. I like your drawings from mind. You have already got quite good body structure. I must do couple of these myself ;P. Maybe you should try to draw something from photo or real life. Also you can go stealthy with your pocket sketchbook and draw people at the streets (yeah it's hard becouse you don't want to get caught on drawing someone . Always there are plenty of sketch-subjects from your window maybe... I'm still looking forward to see more digital art from you. Ok that's all for now. Take care.
November 24th, 2008 #26
Nice work... Your pencil work is impressive.
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November 24th, 2008 #27
sick keep iT UPPPPPPPP wow you inspire me so much to
draw more! it's fun huh?!
and if you pass the 1000 gestures test, you know you can
do SOO much more art than you did before because you did
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yes like serio said, the action line (or spine) in the figure is
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these mistakes you learn from! learning is key. and try to change
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Ahhh, great stuff! I saw you gestures, I was like "Niiice", then I saw the jogging guy and it was more like "Wooow".
Great progress, really pleasing and inspiring. It seems worthless now to say "Keep it up". But you know. Do.
November 24th, 2008 #29
Nice line! And a lot of studies!
The running guy on the bottom of the last page is hot! Hehe!
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Serio: Thanks for the great suggestions! I usually do start with a line of action with the gestures but I've been trying to find new ways of starting to absorb and convey information fast. The not lifting your pen technique sounds like fun, I've always been scared of that but I'll definitely try it on the next set! Thanks again! I draw from photos quite a bit actually and hopefully soon I'll find the time to draw in the streets, its' something I've always wanted to do I'll be working on some digital stuff again in the next few days since I'll actually have time in front of my home computer, I'm pretty rusty and I was never good to begin with so hopefully I can get lots of critiques from you guys!
forgeman: Thanks! Your pencil work is awesome, I'm already trying to spot more blacks in my own drawings after seeing your sb
Matt: Cheers man! Great suggestions and inspiration as always I'm definitely try to play around with my process and approach. And don't worry I know I make plenty of mistakes, hopefully I'm actually learning from them! You keep on rocking my friend! Can't wait to see what goodies you'll post up next
Vingrey: Thanks dude! When are you going to post your figure studies and next painting? I want to see!
Clochette: Thanks for the kind words! The running guy is from a photo on the back of my cereal box. No matter how much of that stuff I eat, I can't seem to get the same physique... Scary thing is that the photo of him is much more ripped that what I was able to draw. I'm loving the work you're doing recently, I really want to find more time so I can explore the more illustrative style that you're just hitting out of the park with Oh well, it's on the list of things to do!
So I'm finishing up my beginners figure drawing course (only one more class left) and I was able to get some of my drawings home last friday. There were all sorts of problems (outside of the actual drawing problems) in getting the drawings into digital format. The photos were at an angle, there needed to be crops and level changes all over the place, and the charcoal simply smeared all over the place. I'm only just beginning to feel a bit comfortable working in a larger format and with charcoal, so I really hope I can keep with it. I'll be taking a more atelier style course of study under Jason Polins starting this weekend, so I'll probably be posting a lot more academic style drawings here in the future. Though I really want to use that as a basis for doing more imaginative/illustrative and concept driven art. Ok enough babbling, here are the pictures!


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A factor in how the impact affects the crew is the shape of the keel. Most of my experience striking rocks was racing a C&C 30, which is a model with a swept-back lead keel. This keel shape unfortunately went out of favor in the late '70s, being replaced by keels with more vertical leading edges.
When the C&C 30 hit something, the bow would dive and the stern raise as the boat tripped over the obstacle, then we were past it and still sailing, having lost little speed. Damage would be limited to a divot in the leading edge of the keel. No injuries.
If you sail (or race - making cutting corners more likely) where rocks are common, the design and construction of the older boats such as the first and second generation C&Cs, can be a good way to go.
True indeed as evidenced by my post previously above. My old A-35, with a sloped leading edge was forced up and over whatever I hit. This has always been a positive aspect of this kind of hull shape, especially when slowly picking ones way through bars or coral where occasional grounding is a given. Winged and vertical keels tend to hang up whereas sloped do not. It's something to consider when choosing a cruising boat as opposed to a faster and more modern racing hull.
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Senator citing health woes, won't seek re-electionSOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. - Sen. Jim Jeffords, who single-handedly upset the balance of power on Capitol Hill four years ago when he quit the Republican Party to become an independent, announced Wednesday he will retire at the end of his term next year, citing his own health problems and those of his wife. Virginia woman pleads not guilty in pit bull attack SPOTSYLVANIA, Va. - A woman pleaded not guilty Wednesday in the death of an 82-year-old woman attacked by a pack of roaming pit bulls. Deanna Large faces charges of involuntary manslaughter and three misdemeanor counts of allowing a dangerous dog to run loose. If convicted of all charges, she faces up to 13 years in prison. Judge to accept Moussaoui plea WASHINGTON - Zacarias Moussaoui, the only person in the United States charged in connection with the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, plans to plead guilty to charges that could bring him the death penalty, officials said Wednesday. U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema scheduled a hearing Friday in Alexandria, Va., at which Moussaoui is expected to plead guilty to all six counts of a federal indictment first filed against him in December 2001, the officials said. Prosecution calls Neverland guard SANTA MARIA, Calif. - A former security guard at Michael Jackson's Neverland ranch testified at the pop star's child molestation trial Wednesday that a notice once was posted in a guard station saying the boy who is now the singer's accuser was not to be allowed to leave the estate. But the prosecution witness, Brian Barron, also said under defense questioning that it would have been appropriate to keep child guests on the estate if their parents weren't present and that guards probably would not let any children leave if they were unsupervised. - From wire reports
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Clarkson on: the Mercedes A-Class
Imagine the horror. You're a cameraman with the BBC's natural history department and you've been dispatched to Tierra del Fuego in South America, where, once every ten years, a strange frog comes out of the mud, mates, and then dies.
You've been sitting there for the best part of a decade when the need for a crap becomes utterly overwhelming. So you scoop up the bog roll, a copy of Viz and disappear behind a rock.
And while you're gone, Froggy comes out of his muddy home and struts his stuff with Mrs Frog.
Well last month, Britain's motoring journalists were on the bog while all hell was breaking loose all around.
Some had driven the Mercedes A-class and glowing reports were appearing in magazines all over the land. Autocar said it could dive through tight bends with agility. Car magazine said much the same thing, while Auto Express praised its responsive chassis.
Now I don't want to sound smug about this but after half a mile in the new baby Benz, it became very obvious that its handling was not agile and it certainly wasn't responsive. It was utterly and completely crap.
Contrary to what many may think, we road testers do get swayed by the opinions of colleagues and I found myself in a quandary. Here was a car from one of the world's most ruthlessly efficient manufacturers, a car that my colleagues liked very much.
It takes a very special kind of bombastic arrogance to be that little boy in The Emperor's New Clothes - to stand up and say: "Actually, its handling is appalling."
But thank God I did, because just a week later, a Swedish magazine found to its cost that while performing what's become known as the 'Elk Test', the A-class rolled over and put its occupants in hospital. A German mag then repeated the procedure and subsequent examination of the film showed that what we had here was A-class One Disaster.
Experts immediately dismissed the Elk Test as unrepresentative, but I disagree.
Swerving one way, then the other, to miss an obstacle is worthwhile in any environment. Sure, we don't have elks in Britain but we do have children and dogs and debris in the outside lane of the motorway. And Mercedes agreed because first they said they'd change the tyres, then they said stability control would be fitted as standard, then they stopped the production lines. The fact is, Mercedes screwed up and our journos missed the biggest story since the Ford Pinto (see p56).
"Drive into a roundabout at a sporty, rather than aggressive pace, and understeer is colossal"
Well now it's time to wake up and smell the coffee. Drive into a roundabout at a sporty, rather than aggressive pace, and understeer is colossal. Switch direction and massive body roll attaches itself like a two-ton barnacle to a problem that shouldn't have been there in the first place. It's impossible to miss. I only feel guilty that I majored on the car's good points. But at least I spotted the flaw.
In the early days of car journalism, it was important to be on the ball because rotten and dangerous cars lumbered onto the market every week. But in recent years, the whole game has shifted. We assume a car is safe and reliable and make our judgements instead on what the badge says about the driver, value for money and so on.
Sure, not many mags can afford to do crash-testing like car companies do, but most have forgotten how to do any testing at all, other than zooming up and down with stopwatches. Thank God a little Swedish mag still does things properly.
Everyone else took it for granted that the A-class would be safe and steady and talked instead about the space inside and the fact you could park a three-pointed star on your driveway for just £14,000.
No one actually stopped to think, hold on, this is Mercedes' first ever attempt at a front-wheel-drive car. Let's assume nothing. Let's do a lane-change manoeuvre. Let's wiggle the wheel a bit to see what's what.
It doesn't matter what Mercedes do with the design of their new car now. The A-class is dead. And with it has gone the reputation of Britain's motoring journalists.
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NHL Game Night 11/24: Devils at LightningSubmitted by pete on November 24, 2007 - 21:58
One goal losses piling up.
Johan Holmqvist stopped just 18 of 21 shots faced in the loss.
First Period
Second Period
Tampa Bay 0:35, Vincent Lecavalier 16 (Martin St. Louis, Shane O'Brien)
New Jersey 4:49, Brian Gionta 6 (power play) (Zach Parise, Jamie Langenbrunner)
New Jersey 12:19, Brian Gionta 7 (Travis Zajac, Zach Parise)
New Jersey 13:01, David Clarkson 2 (John Madden, Jay Pandolfo)
Third Period
Tampa Bay 0:36, Jason Ward 3 (power play) (Paul Ranger, Vincent Lecavalier)
Box score and extended statistics from NHL.com.
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AHL Game Night 11/24: Falcons at AdmiralsSubmitted by pete on November 24, 2007 - 21:48
Remember when I said maybe this wasn't the week the Admirals would make their move after all when Darche and Jancevski were called up? Shows how much I know. My only real regret: not being able to see the look on Springfield Republican writer Fran Sypek's face as the Lightning's "suspects" dismantled the Falcons.
Jonathan Boutin stopped 24 of 26 shots faced tonight to run his record to 6-2-2 this season. When you get at least a point in 80% of your starts, that's pretty darn good in my book.
First Period
NOR Klinkhammer, (2) (Stewart, Jones), 1:55
SPR McDonald, (4) (Thoresen, Reddox), 4:42
Second Period
SPR Schremp, (4) (Kemp, Reddox), 1:01 (PP)
NOR Milley, (4) (Schneider, Fletcher), 7:58
NOR Milley, (5) (MacDonald, Wanvig), 9:50
NOR Keller, (2) (Mihalik, Jones), 18:41 (PP)
Third Period
NOR MacDonald, (3) (Wanvig, Milley), 3:07
NOR Leach, (3) (Stewart, Jones), 14:10
Norm Milley, Craig MacDonald, and Kyle Wanvig were the three stars of the game.
But it's not just the veterans who were chipping in this week. Blair Jones is now riding a three game point streak posting 2 goals and 7 points over that span. Justin Keller is also riding a three game point streak with 1 goal and 4 points over that span. Further adding support offensively: Vladimir Mihalik with 3 assists in the last two games and Rob Klinkhammer with 1 goal and 4 points over the same span.
Norfolk now improves their record to 8-10-2 on the season and sets itself up well for a critical road trip through the division. With 18 points the Admirals are now in a three way tie with Hershey and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton for the 4th and final playoff spot in the division, 2 points back of 3rd place Binghamton and 3 points back of 2nd place Albany. Norfolk draws Albany on Wednesday and Friday nights before facing Bighamton next Saturday and Hershey next Sunday. 4 road games in 5 nights. The math isn't complicated, and the stakes are high. The good news is word on the street is Karri Ramo might be ready by next weekend to spell Boutin, who has almost exclusively carried the load for Norfolk over the past couple of weeks.
If the Ads play their cards right, they could be sitting at .500 or better by the end of next weekend and occupying a potential playoff spot. Not bad for a team that was close to being given up for dead just two weeks ago.
Game sheet from TheAHL.com.
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Saturday's Superleague ScoresSubmitted by pete on November 24, 2007 - 19:09
Alexei Glukhov had 2 penalty minutes as Cherepovets pelted St. Petersburg 5-2. Anton But was scoreless in the match for SKA.
Dimitri Kazionov had 2 penalty minutes in Kazan's 3-1 win over CSKA. Vasily Koshechkin again played the backup role for Ak Bars.
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College Hockey ShowcaseSubmitted by Nigel on November 24, 2007 - 11:22
The annual event that posts four programs from "Big 10" schools with Minnesota and Wisconsin of the WCHA and Michigan and Michigan State of the CCHA takes place this weekend for bragging rights.
Friday's Results:
#12 Wisconsin 2 @ #2 Michigan 3
Lightning prospect and Michigan freshman defensemen Kevin Quick was scratched for the game. The Wolverines have been using a rotating defensive lineup so Quick should be in today's game against Minnesota.
#13 Minnesota 3 @ #5 Michigan State 3 ot
No Lightning prospects in this game but always a good contest between two top programs.
Michigan (12-1-0) host Minnesota (7-5-1) today in Ann Arbor and try to avenge their only loss this season. The Gophers won the Icebreaker championship on October 13 with a 4-3 win over the Wolverines.
In the other matchup, Michigan State (8-3-1) hosts Wisconsin (5-6-0) in East Lansing, Mich. This is the first meeting between the two teams this season.
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CHL, BCHL Game Night: 11/23Submitted by chad on November 24, 2007 - 09:48
Friday night's highlights:
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As everyone is keenly aware, on Jan. 12, a major earthquake caused death, disaster and devastation in the country of Haiti. Homes and buildings were toppled or damaged as a result of this act of nature. A massive relief effort is underway to help the people survive until they can rebuild their lives.
"Sitting home in my warm house with food and water and shelter from the elements, I thought we must do something to help these poor people", said Ed Knapp. President of the Chester Rotary Club of Chester. Within two hours, the club's Board of Directors approved the funding necessary to purchase a Shelter Box for Haiti.
Shelter Box is a nonprofit disaster relief organization sponsored by Rotary clubs world wide and Rotary International. The Shelter Box contains supplies to help up to ten people for six months with a large tent, a stove, pots, eating utensils, rope, tool kit, sleeping mats, blankets, water containers and more. The Shelter Box is delivered directly to the people who need the help and can be tracked by the purchaser to see who actually received the box. Each Box costs $775.
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While arrangements were being made for the purchase, Knapp contacted the Rotary District Governor, Michael Swinford of Rotary district 7870 and Assistant Governor Sally Sugarman of Area 11 requesting district funding to purchase a second Shelter Box.
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A summery and light spaghetti dish using olive oil, herbs and chilli
Heat a few tablespoons of olive oil on low to medium. Fry onion and capsicum gently to golden and soft, add dried herbs and mushrooms, fry gently for a few minutes or until mushrooms soften.
Add a little more oil, until oil is lightly covering the bottom of the pan enough to coat pasta and no more. Add garlic and chilli, anchovies, tomatoes and olives if using, fry gently for a minute then turn off heat and let the oil sit while the pasta is cooking, to infuse.
Cook spaghetti and when nearly cooked, reheat oil on medium, add some breadcrumbs and fry gently, until they soak up the oil and become crisp. If using fresh breadcrumbs, toast previoulsy in a dry frypan and add only at the end with the pasta.
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Users will also be able to choose from one of six different skin tones
Apple are launching a new range of emojis that will include racially diverse images and LGBTI families for the first time.
The new emojis, part of the iPhone's iOS 8.3 update, appeared online yesterday (23 February) after Apple gave developers a taster of the forthcoming operating system ahead of its public release later in the year.
The new update includes emojis with six different skin tones, as well as a selection of family-based emojis which include children posing with exclusively male or female parents.
Travel search site's new guides also encompass Barcelona, Berlin and New York
Travel search site momondo.co.uk has launched a new series of comprehensive city guides for iPhone users – that are completely free to download and use.
Following on from momondo's popular iPad app, the guides will encompass 11 cities around the world: Amsterdam, Bangkok, Berlin, Barcelona, Copenhagen, Lisbon, London, New York, Paris and Rome, with more cities to be added throughout the year.
Issue 12 of acclaimed series SAGA containing two postage-stamp size images of gay sex will not be available on Apple devices
Apple has banned a comic for containing images of gay sex. Earlier issues, which showed explicit straight sex, are still available.
The new issue of SAGA, by Brian K Vaughn and Fiona Staples, shows a character named Prince Robot IV with a TV screen for a head showing two small images of gay pornography.
The acclaimed series' 12th issue will not be available through the iOS Comixology app or on iPhones or iPads.
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We are giving away one (1) copy of this book to a random commenter at the end of Friday, December 18, 2009.*
Recently, Harper Collins was kind enough to send a review copy of a new book called The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind. It's the story of William Kamkwamba, a youngster in Malawi who built a home-made wind turbine to light his home. Before reading the book, I thought it was going to be about William's discovery of wind power and how that changed his family and life. It was that. But the discovery of wind power was really only a fraction of this touching story. This is one of the top books of the year.


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Season 2, Episode 11
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Austin keeps getting asked if he has a girlfriend and if he has any Crushes, and when he asks Ally on what he should say, she tells him to tell the truth. But when he lies on live television, he has to find a girlfriend and fast. Meanwhile, Dez and Trish are running around like little kids trying to get the money for Trish's new phone that Dez broke.
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*Austin walks in Sonic Boom with Casey and Dez as Ally is serving costumers* Austin: ALLY!! Ally: Ah! Oh its just you. What do you want? Austin: What so a guy can't come up and say hi to a girl? *Ally blushes* Ally: I... I didn't say that. Austin: Good, So now i can do this. Ally: Do wh... *Austin gentley kisses Ally on the cheek* Austin: Ally? Ally? ALLY?! *Ally snaps back to reality* Ally: Huh? Austin: Where did you go? Ally: What do you mean? Austin: Trish walked in three minutes ago and was telling you how she got a new job and stuff like that. Ally Oh, Sorry! Austin:whats the matter Ally: um...well..um Austin:looks at her (kisses her) Ally:(kisses back) Austin:(deepens it) Ally: (deepens it more) Austin:(pulls away) better? Ally:much thanks Austin: (kisses her forehead) [[File:[[]]
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*Ally is in the practice room writing in her book and talking to herself* Austin... Ah, Austin why do you have a girlfriend?! *Gets a text from Trish* Trish's text: Ally, where r u? Ally's text: Where do you think? Sonic Boom. Trish's text: B there soon! Ally's text: What? *Trish walks in* Ally: AH!! Trish: Whoa! Calm down! Whats wrong? Ally: Wha-aaaat? Nothing! Gotta go! *Ally walks out of the store* Austin: sees ally walking away and runs after her Ally":Austin! (Hugs him but feels embarrased and runs away) Austin: ally im sorry about yesterday when i kissed you i shouldnt shave if you didnt want it then you should have just said Ally: (runs away crying)
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*Trish is in the park waiting for Austin.* Gets a text from Dez* Dez's text: Hey Trishy, where r u? Trish's text: How many times have i told you NOT TO CALL ME TRISHY?! Dez's text: I really dont know Trishy, How many times? *Trish turns off her phone cause Austin arrived at the park* Austin: Hey Trish, what's up? *Trish starts to cry* Austin: Ok, What did i say? Trish: Oh, Nothing. Just forget i said anything. Austin: Sorry, I can't. Trish: Why not? Austin: Cause you didn't say anything. Trish: Oh, i guess i didn't. Austin: So can you tell me what you called me for? Trish: No, i cant its about Ally she would not like it if i told you. Austin: Ok, is it something bad? Trish: Yes, and no. Its two things. Austin: Well, can you tell me one? Trish: I... I... I shouldn't. Austin: Please?! *Austin gives her the poutey face* Trish: Fine as long as you stop giving me that face! Austin: What face? Trish: THE POUTEY FACE!! *Austin stops giving Trish the poutey face* Austin: Okay, okay. Geez. Trish: Good now I can tell you. Austin: Go on. *Trish whispers it in Austin's ear* *Dez shows up and thinks that they are kissing. He gets mad and leaves* Austin: Are you sure? Trish: 100% Austin: Then I need to talk to her right now! Trish: Please don't tell her i told you! Austin: Fine. Where is Ally anyway? Trish: Hang on let me text her. Trish's text: hey Ally were are you? and trish waits for ally to text back.
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FONTANA, Calif. -- On the heels of his second-place finish at the Daytona 500, fans of Dale Earnhardt Jr., had to be feeling pretty good about their hero. This is the year that Junior feeds their need for greatness. The problem, of course, is that Daytona is followed by a race at Auto Club Speedway, and the California track might as well be composed of radiation for NASCAR's favorite driver.
Earnhardt finished 32nd, a disappointing 12 laps behind Auto Club 500 winner and Hendrick Racing teammate Jimmie Johnson. He lost those laps because of a mechanical issue at the rear of his car, either an axle or a drive plate.
"I guess Jimmie had the same problem last week," Earnhardt said. "I think it's a material issue. They got to go through the batch and find out what's going on."
But the reality is that Earnhardt was never a factor before he drove his car into the garage on Lap 182 for repairs; a lap earlier, he had been 20th. He was running 18th on Lap 130 while his teammates were 1, 2 and 10; four laps later, Earnhardt was assessed a drive-through penalty that dropped him to 30th.
If there was anything telling about the state of Junior's team, it could be noticed from the race's outset. He and teammate Jeff Gordon started alongside each other on Row 14, Earnhardt 27th and Gordon 28th.
But the drivers had vastly different days, at least until Gordon developed engine issues and fell to 20th overall. At the drop of the green flag, Gordon moved to the front while Earnhardt stayed put. By Lap 31 Gordon was in the top 10. On Lap 50, Gordon was eighth, Earnhardt 22nd.
The difference between the two?
"Two totally different teams," Earnhardt said after climbing from his car.
Aren't you sharing information?
"Of course we are," he said. "I can't build the cars, what do you want me to do? I just drive them."
Fans can draw their own conclusions, but many -- including another Hendrick teammate, Mark Martin (who finished fourth) -- have gone out of their way to prop up Earnhardt to the media after the son of seven-time Cup champion Dale Earnhardt finished 25th in his second year with the Hendrick juggernaut.
Junior's second-place finish at Daytona was a good start, but he is usually better in restrictor plate races. The Fontana track was a chance to show things were going to be different.
They aren't. Not yet.
In 17 Cup starts, he has finished 19th or worse 10 times. In his last 13 races he has two top fives, two 11ths, and misery. Dating back to the 2007 season, he has finished 32, 25, 39, 11, 40, 5 and 40.
"What can you do," Earnhardt said of his struggles on this two-mile oval. "You just go home."
Actually, Earnhardt seemed encouraged somewhat by the performance of his No. 88 Chevrolet as the race wore on, and that he should have finished near Greg Biffle, who passed Scott Speed on the last lap to finish 10th.
"We weren't that great . . . The last half of the race was definitely better for us," Earnhardt said. "I felt at the end we were moving forward better than the other guys around us that had been out front all day that got the wave around. Looking at the guys that finished around the top 10, we should have been right around that 16 car, I think.
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NTS Brings Dissocia to Court, Tours Tutti & AALST
Editorial Staff • West End • 12 Dec 2006
On a journey in search of one lost hour that tipped the balance of her life, Lisa Jones meets the funny, friendly and brutal inhabitants of the wonderful world she finds herself in, Dissocia. Written and directed by Neilson (whose other plays include The Lying Kind, Stitching and The Night Before Christmas), The Wonderful World of Dissocia is performed by James Cunningham, Christine Entwistle, Alan Francis, Amanda Hadingue, Jack James, Clair Little, Matthew Pidgeon and Barnaby Power.
Co-produced by Plymouth's Drum Theatre and Glasgow's Tron, The Wonderful World of Dissocia is at the Royal Court from 28 March to 21 April 2007. Its tour opens in Glasgow (28 February to 10 March 2007) before visiting Dundee, London, Plymouth, Oxford, Warwick, York, Edinburgh and Newcastle.
Other NTS productions scheduled for spring 2007 include:
Unlike the London-sited National Theatre (for all of Great Britain), the NTS is not building based and has a specific remit to spread its productions far and wide. After years in the planning, it launched its inaugural programme on 25 February 2006 with nine new productions opening simultaneously around Scotland (See News, 2 Nov 2005). In its first year, it created a total of 28 productions attended by 100,000 people in 62 locations. Its biggest hit to date – Gregory Burke's Black Watch, premiered to multi award-winning success at this year's Edinburgh Fringe – will also tour in 2007, with details due to be announced next month (See The Goss, 15 Aug 2005).
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Parenting Aces continued....
Currently, 88,000 kids play at all levels here in the US. (K. Kamperman)
Increasing participation at the high school level will help increase the USTA bottom line, player-wise! (coach)
I have to disagree with this statement, at least insofar as high school tennis in Georgia is currently structured. Our state high school association has passed an eligibility rule which will effectively eliminate all high-performance players from their high school teams. The level of competition in our state's high schools has become on par with recreational league tennis.
I travel from Rochester to NYC seven times a year and it is VERY costly and time-consuming. (parent)
I wonder if the USTA is willing to pick up the traveling expenses for players who travel outside of their respective region.
(parent) I know my section (Southern) does have need-based scholarship funds available to help offset some of the costs of junior tennis. I'm guessing other sections have something similar.
I'm on the board of player development for the New England section and am concerned about these new rule changes. (coach)
There is no guarantee for our children, especially when we have to spend so much money for travel and tournament fees that I am beginning to think the investment isn't worth it anymore! (parent)
That is a decision each family has to make for itself. With my three kids, only one of whom is a tennis player, I've found that pursuing an interest to the point of mastery is expensive, whether it's a sport or an art form.
I still would like someone to ask the question about Winter Nationals.....
1)It doesn't interfere with school...........
3) It gives spring birthdays an opportunity to GET INTO the tournament.
4) It provides the cold weather indoor players an opportunity to play outdoors.
What is interesting is Eddie Herr and the Orange Bowl interferes with school.
And the question that begs to be asked are the "top players" that are playing these two long events in December too physically exhausted
to play Winter Nationals in the SAME month, so the USTA feels like it is not in "their" best interest to have this tournament.
The proposed dates for the remaining "listening" meetings are as follows:
December 16: ITA Convention (for convention attendees only), Naples FL
December 26: 16s & 18s Winter Nationals, Scottsdale, AZ
December 27: 12s & 14s Winter Nationals, Tucson, AZ
Jan. 10-13: Southern Section annual meeting, Atlanta, GA
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Champs! James' triple-double lifts Heat to title
MIAMI Music blared and confetti fell, the only celebration LeBron James really wanted in Miami.
Not that one two summers ago, the welcoming rally where he boasted of multiple titles, perhaps without realizing how hard it would be to win just one.
He dreamed of this moment, with teammates surrounding him and the NBA championship trophy beside him.
"You know, my dream has become a reality now, and it's the best feeling I ever had," James said.
James had 26 points, 11 rebounds and 13 assists, leading the Miami Heat in a 121-106 rout of the Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday night to win the NBA Finals in five games.
Ripped and ridiculed for the way he announced he was leaving Cleveland and taking his talents to South Beach, it's all worth it now for James.
Best player in the game. Best team in the league.
And now, NBA champion.
"I'm happy now that eight years later, nine years later since I've been drafted, that I can finally say that I'm a champion, and I did it the right way," James said. "I didn't shortcut anything. You know, I put a lot of hard work and dedication in it, and hard work pays off. It's a great moment for myself."
And for his teammates, who watched the Dallas Mavericks celebrate on their floor last year.
James left the game along with Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh for good with 3:01 remaining for a round of hugs and the start for a party he's been waiting for since arriving in the NBA out of high school as the No. 1 pick of the 2003 draft. James hopped up and down in the final minutes, shared a long hug with opponent Kevin Durant, and then soaked in the "MVP! MVP! chants during the raucous postgame.
"I wanted to become a champion someday," James said. "I didn't know exactly when it would happen, but I put in a lot of hard work."
He was a choker last year, the guy who came up small in the fourth quarter, mocked for "shrinking" in the moment while playing with what he called "hatred" in trying to prove his critics wrong.
He came to Miami seeking an easier road to the finals but found it tougher than he expected, the Heat coming up empty last year and nearly getting knocked out in the Eastern Conference finals this time by Boston. Facing elimination there, James poured in 45 points on the road to force a Game 7 and the Heat won it at home.
"It was the hardest thing I've ever done as a basketball player," James said. "You just put a lot of hard work into it and you hope that one day it will pay off for you."
This time, with a chance to clinch, the Heat took control in the second quarter, briefly lost it and blew the game open again in the third behind their role players, James content to pass to wide-open 3-point shooters while the Thunder focused all their attention on him.


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Broxton throwing 95-97 followed by Chapman with 98-102
did anyone get a clean replay of his foot being on the bag?
i see it now
Ludwick bad tonight
Pretty silly to bring Chapman in here. 3 run game. Broxton threw what 5 pitches?
Missile time !!!
Looks like decision made.....
with a win tonight how many we up?
anybody ready for fantasy football?
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Here's a collection of hairstyle called Braids, A braid (also called a plait) is a complex structure or pattern formed by intertwining three or more strands of flexible material such as textile fibres, wire, or hair. Compared to the process of weaving a wide sheet of cloth from two separate, perpendicular groups of strands (warp and weft), a braid is usually long and narrow, with each component strand functionally equivalent in zigzagging forward through the overlapping mass of the others.
The simplest possible braid is a flat, solid, three-strand structure in some countries/cases called a plait. More complex braids can be constructed from an arbitrary (but usually odd) number of strands to create a wider range of structures: wider ribbon-like bands, hollow or solid cylindrical cords, or broad mats which resemble a rudimentary perpendicular weave.
Braids are commonly used to make rope, decorative objects, and hairstyles (also see pigtails, French braid). Complex braids have been used to create hanging fibre artworks. Braiding is also used to prepare horses' manes and tails for showing, polo and polocrosse.
Here's a collection of some beautiful braids from celebrities.
Actress Jennifer Lawrence attends the 38th annual Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards at InterContinental Hotel on January 12, 2013 in Century City, California
Jessica Alba poses in front of the winners boards at the Orange British Academy Film Awards 2011 held at The Royal Opera House on February 13, 2011 in London, England
Singer Alicia Keys arrives at the 2009 American Music Awards at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on November 22, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.
Actress Olga Kurylenko attends the 'Quantum of Solace' Japan Premiere at Roppongi Hills on November 25, 2008 in Tokyo, Japan.
American actress Charlene Tilton, circa 1980. She starred in the long running soap opera 'Dallas' between 1978 and 1990.
Actress Bo Derek, star of the comedy film '10'.
Close-up portrait of American fashion model Kelly Emberg, October 1978.
Diane Kruger arrives at the FX's 'The Bridge' Season 2 Premiere at Pacific Design Center on July 7, 2014 in West Hollywood, California.
Nina Agdal attends the New Yorkers For Children's 11th Anniversary A Fool's Fete Spring Dance at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel on April 21, 2014 in New York City.
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Host Heidi Klum attends the MTV EMA's 2012 at Festhalle Frankfurt on November 11, 2012 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
Actress Jessica Alba (hair detail) attends the 2012 Environmental Media Awards at Warner Bros. Studios on September 29, 2012 in Burbank, California.
Lily Allen (hair detail) performs at Wells Fargo Center on August 2, 2014 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Actress Diane Kruger (fashion detail) attends the premiere of FX's 'The Bridge' at Pacific Design Center on July 7, 2014 in West Hollywood, California
Kate Bosworth attends the 'Big Sur' premiere at Sunshine Landmark on October 28, 2013 in New York City.
Actress Jada Pinkett Smith arrives at the BET Awards '10 on June 27, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.
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Learning C++ With Linux
Object-Oriented programming is a hot topic in the computer industry these days, and most experts agree that C++ is the predominant object-oriented programming language. Many programmers are familiar with the C programming language and would like to move to C++, but feel they lack the necessary tools and resources, particularly if the training has to be done on their own time.
It should therefore come as welcome news to learn that Linux makes an ideal platform for learning C++. This article covers some of the C++ programming tools available under Linux and refers the reader to additional resources, many of them freely available on the Internet.
By resources, I am referring to sources of information that will help you learn C++ and solve programming problems.
A large number of books on C++ and object-oriented design and programming are available, some better than others. The three I suggest here are among the most popular of those that are specific to C++; you may be able to borrow a copy from your local public, school, or corporate library. As these concentrate more on the C++ language itself, you may wish to supplement them with books that cover object-oriented analysis and design.
The C++ Programming Language (2nd edition), Bjarne Stroustrup, Addison-Wesley, 1991
Annotated C++ Reference Manual, Bjarne Stroustrup and Margaret Ellis, Addison-Wesley, 1990
C++ Primer (2nd edition), Stan Lippman, Addison-Wesley, 1989
There are a number of publications related to object-oriented programming, including the following:
C++ Report
Object Magazine
Journal of Object-Oriented Programming
For those with access to Usenet, these newsgroups are relevant and can be very useful, both as a source of answers to specific questions and for picking up the latest developments in C++ and object-oriented programming:
The following Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) lists are periodically posted to Usenet, and are available by anonymous FTP from Internet archive sites (listed in brackets):
C++ FAQ(sun.soe.clarkson.edu:/pub/C++/FAQ)
G++ FAQ(rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/usenet/news .answers/g++-FAQ/plain)
comp.object FAQ(rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/usenet/news .answers/object-faq/*)
Listed here are a number of useful C++ programming tools. If you use one of the standard Linux distributions you probably have most of these already, otherwise you can get them from a major archive site. To save time and disk space, I suggest obtaining the Linux binaries rather than building them from source.
The standard Linux C++ compiler is GNU g++ from the Free Software Foundation. It follows the evolving ANSI C++ standard and supports most features found in AT&T's cfront 3.0 compiler, including templates. It does not yet support exceptions.
Unlike cfront, which is a preprocessor, g++ generates native code. As the compiler is evolving quickly, I recommend getting the latest version. (At the time of writing most Linux distributions included version 2.5.8; version 2.6.0 had just been released.)
Gdb is the GNU symbolic debugger; you have probably used it already for debugging C programs under Linux. It supports most C++ data types and language constructs, and transparently handles C++ "name demangling". Gdb runs well inside Emacs, or you can use the xxgdb graphical user interface under X. The documentation for gdb, in info format, describes the features specific to C++ debugging.
The programmer's editor of choice, Emacs, has a C++ mode that assists in editing. It works well in conjunction with gdb and g++, allowing you to compile and debug from within the editor.
If you want to run any meaningful programs, such as examples from a textbook or code of your own, you will want some class libraries. A number of C++ class libraries are available under Linux.
The GNU libg++ library provides the standard C++ iostream class. It also includes a number of additional useful classes, from complex numbers to general-purpose stack, queue, and set objects. Since the source is freely available, you can read it to understand how the libraries were implemented. Libg++ is well documented in the included info pages.
InterViews is an object-oriented toolkit for graphical user interface programming in C++. It is included as the "iv" series in the Slackware distribution of Linux. A new version of InterViews is included in the recently released revision 6 of the X Window System (X11R6), under the name Fresco. Fresco has been sucessfully compiled with GNU g++ version 2.6.0.
NIHCL, the National Institutes of Health Class Library, is a portable C++ translation of the Smalltalk-80 class library, by Keith Gorlen of NIH. The source is available on the Internet from FTP site alw.nih.gov in the directory /pub/NIHCL. At time of writing NIHCL would not compile under g++; this should be corrected in a future release.
ObjectBuilder is a graphical user interface builder for the OI C++ toolkit. It is designed to simplify the development of X11-based user interfaces. The Linux version is freely distributed in binary format; the same product is sold commercially by ParcPlace Systems for other computing platforms.
If, as some experts recommend, you want exposure to a "pure" object-oriented language, you can investigate GNU Smalltalk. The GNU gcc compiler also supports Objective-C, another object-oriented language based on C and Smalltalk. Both of these tools are available as packages under Slackware Linux.
new to linux
hi all,
m new to linux and want to work with c on linux (ubuntu 8.0) plz help.
new to linux
hi all,
m new to linux and want to work with c on linux (ubuntu 8.0) plz help.
send for me code c++ for
send for me code c++ for linux
codeblocks works great for
codeblocks works great for windows and linux
Compiler for UBUNTU
Check the abovementioned link, but if for some reason the link doesn't help or is broken, just look for other articles on Google or the UBUNTU homepage regarding installation of a C compiler.
GCC is one of the most popular compilers distributed with GNU/Linux.
Looking for free Linux C++
Anyone know where I can get a free Linux C++ compiler to run under ubuntu Linux? Maybe also IDE or the like?
GCC :) for the first one
GCC :) for the first one (g++)
ajunta or geany are nice IDEs
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Cataloging Refresher Training for VOKAL Cataloging Staff
Thursday, Oct. 28th at Midstate Regional Library 9:30 – 12:00 (end time is approximate)
Per the guidelines established by the vokal group, anyone who will be editing MARC records or entering original MARC records in the vokal database must either take this refresher training, or have completed the DOL 5-day Cataloging workshop or a cataloging class through a MLS/MLIS program. All catalogers are encouraged to attend this refresher class.
Participants attending this refresher class must have prior cataloging knowledge and experience; this course will not be covering the basics of cataloging.
To register, email Debbie Roderer at Debbie[at]williston.lib.vt.us or call 764-1153.
(no need to register again if you signed up in Colchester on 9/29/10)


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- Foot dragger/Supervision: I think you two need to post a few pictures of your Hangtown days! Back in the northeast we had two events that were pretty wild... Unadilla and Loconia NH.
Saw many exciting battles with riders like Rodger D, Hannah, Jimmy Ellis, Pat Maroney, the KTM mounted Russians and others. Fans were very wild too. We made fake pit passes and roamed the inside of the pits and the track. Finally they caught us and turned us over to NY State Troupers on horseback to kick us out. They were nice guy though (and we were young) so they let us go!
Loconia in the early '70s was another very wild scene, lots of tits and naked women
riding by and staggering around, motorcycle gangs, state police with dogs... a real eye opener at 11 years of age!
- Ctune: Those are very cool pictures. That is neat they let you put it on the ship. I too am impressed you still have it after all these years! Maybe you have a more recent photo as well? In any case, thanks for sharing these!
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