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1. Muddle the blackberries in the bottom of a cocktail shaker. Fill the shaker halfway full with ice cubes, add the mandarin orange juice, Chambord, and St-Germain, and shake vigorously.
2. Strain into four goblets or wine glasses, top with the Sapporo, and serve.
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LAS VEGAS San Diego State women's basketball coach Beth Burns and her staff might have to review the film, player by player, possession by possession, frame by frame. They might need to call a late-night or early-morning practice to fix it. They might need to rethink their game plans and scouting reports.
Because they're obviously slipping.
In Thursday's Mountain West tournament quarterfinals, they led Nevada 19-0 before the Wolf Pack finally, mercifully scored.
In Friday's semis against New Mexico, it was only 12-0.
The result, though, was the same, a 67-39 victory — the identical score as a day earlier — that made it 17 straight for the top-seeded Aztecs and moved them into today's 7 p.m. final against No. 2 Fresno State.
"For our team, you know, I couldn't be prouder," Burns said of her 26-5 Aztecs. "What we do is hard. I'm not self-aggrandizing it. I'm saying it's just effort. Get down, get in a stance, get after it. I think the way we've opened both games has been really impressive."
If they do it again tonight at the Thomas & Mack Center, they'll claim the Mountain West's automatic berth and advance to the NCAA Tournament for the fourth time in five years.
And if they don't? If they're upset by Fresno State, the last (and only MW) team to beat them this season?
Then what?
The Aztecs have posted some gaudy numbers, certainly. They have won 17 straight, one shy of the school record set in 1994-95. They have won 15 of the last 16 games by double digits. They've held a double-digit lead in Las Vegas for 71:32 of a possible 80 minutes. They have allowed 78 points in two games, the fewest for two games in MW tournament history.
But …
They started the day No. 47 in the all-important RPI, and it likely will fall (don't ask — it's how the RPI works) after playing No. 183 New Mexico, and teams in the 50s regularly find themselves slumping in their seats when the 64-team NCAA bracket is unveiled Monday.
They are 0-3 against Top 50 teams. Their best win, according to the RPI, is 58-54 at No. 57 USD. The Mountain West is rated the 17th strongest conference out of 32; six teams have RPIs of 175 or worse, and four are 250 or worse.
ESPN's bracketology for the women's tournament currently projects the Aztecs as a No. 12 seed, which, if they don't get an automatic berth, puts them squarely on the bubble.
"If you don't get San Diego State in at this point, it would be an absolute travesty," said New Mexico coach Yvonne Sanchez, whose team missed 43 of 54 shots and trailed 29-13 at the half. "It would be completely unfair to them. Their body of work speaks for itself. They ran through the league. It's not their fault that their RPI drops when they play teams of a lesser RPI.
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Drake University (Graphic Design; Minor - Journalism); Ohio State University (Art Education - Computer Graphics/Animation). Ed was part of the early Computer Animation Department at Ringling College of Art and Design in 1991. He currently owns and operates his own animation/design company, Digital Artistry. He is responsible for concept, design, and production of 2D and 3D motion graphics and animation. His client list includes national cable channels such as Country Music Television, The Gospel Music Channel, Great American Country, and the Cartoon Network, as well as Viacom, NBC, CBS, ABC and Fox affiliates.
David Brodeur, B.F.A.
Ringling College of Art and Design (Graphic & Interactive Communications). David is an award winning Creative Director, Senior Art Director and Lead Cinema 4D Artist. Through his work at Leviathan in Chicago and his own freelancing, he has worked with world class brands including HBO, Starz, Showtime, Sundance, Fox Sports, A&E, BMW, Dodge, Toyota, Google, Adobe, Beats Audio, Callaway and Nestle.
Among David's most high-profile projects is Amon Tobin's "ISAM Live." This project won the 2012 FITC Best Animation Award and was featured in the 2012 Communication Arts Interactive Annual. He also worked interactively with musical artists Drake, Mikky Ekko, and Skrillex. While at Leviathan, David was instrumental in concept development, design, animation, Cinema 4D technical support and motion graphics. He also mentored and taught staff to use software Cinema 4D and design techniques. David was a guest speaker for the Adobe Generation Professional Animation Class where he taught students about design and animation as well as mentoring on the motion graphics industry. Alongside the industry work, David has created award winning personal projects such as his "Organic Geometry." This artwork won the 2014 Communication Arts Design annual, Behance Portfolio Award and Art & Engineering Challenge showcased in a global art exhibit.
Dante Rinaldi, B.S.
State University of Buffalo, NY (Graphic Design). Dante Rinaldi possesses over 15 years of industry experience and is a veteran digital artist in the fields of Advertising and Graphic Design, Film, Animation, Visual Effects, and Video Games. As a Creative Director in Advertising and Design in New York, Dante has worked in both creative and corporate agencies and has had the pleasure to work with worldwide clients such as Toyota, Sony, Scholastic, Fuji, NCAA, BlueCross BlueShield, Verizon and AT&T. As a senior User Interface and Cinematic artist with the video game company THQ Kaos Studios, he has developed products for popular game systems, including XBOX360, PlayStation 3, PC and mobile devices, as well as directing and implementing extensive marketing and web presence collateral. While at Digital Domain, Mr. Rinaldi was a Computer Graphics Generalist in the VFx Department, where he was instrumental in Concept Development, Organic and Hard Surface Modeling, Surfacing and Textures, Shader Development, Compositing, and Motion Graphics creation. He has been honored with multiple industry awards, including a Silver ADDY® Award in the category of Visual and Audio Elements of Advertising- Illustration for the NCAA GatorBowl.
Jill Taffet, B.F.A.
The Cooper Union, New York (Fine Arts). She is an EMMY® Award-winning Creative Director who has worked broadly in the motion design industry and as an educator in the profession. She has been recognized with numerous design awards from BDA, AIGA, The Art Directors Club, The Type Directors Club, Graphis and The Academy of Arts and Sciences for her work with E!, ESPN, MSNBC, Discovery Networks, Oxygen, and TV Land. She has served as professor and chair of Motion Design, Media Arts and Animation at San Francisco Art Institute, Savannah College of Art and Design and Otis College of Art and Design. She teaches classes in Motion Design, Experimental Animation, Visualization and Concept, Network Design and Branding, Main Title Design, and Portfolio. Ms. Taffet is in progress towards a M.F.A. in Design and Technology from the San Francisco Art Institute.
Morgan Williams, B.F.A.
Minneapolis College of Art and Design (Film). Mr. Williams has been a professional animator and animation director for over 20 years. He has created work for numerous clients including Sony Pictures, the BBC, Comedy Central, and WGBH Boston and has been the recipient of several awards including an ADDY®, a Telly, and a Best in Show at Minnesota Siggraph. His short film work has been screened at festivals around the world including the Philadelphia International Film Festival and the Annecy International Animation Festival. Mr. Williams continues to be active in the industry through his company Club Cocoanut Animation (http://www.clubcocoanut.com), creating original character animation and providing animation services to a variety of clients.
Ron Zeitler, B.F.A.
Louisiana Tech University (Graphic Design); Ringling College of Art and Design (Computer Animation). Ron worked for Walt Disney Feature Animation in Orlando, FL, where he worked on Pocahontas, Mulan, Emperor's New Groove, Tarzan, Lilo & Stitch, and Brother Bear. After Disney, he worked in Ringling College's Department of Computer Animation. Later, Ron worked as a story artist for a new Feature Animation division of Digital Domain (DD) on their first Feature Film, Tembo. His time with DD has been "mind altering and the toughest job that I have ever had...but so rewarding and educational. I now understand that, as artists, we are all trying to tell stories no matter what the media or medium."
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Nora Gaffney, B.F.A.
University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN (Graphic Design). As an Art Director and Designer with Country Music Television, Nora has over twelve years of professional experience developing award-winning, creative design across motion, web, and print platforms. Her design and marketing work has received national recognition from PromaxBDA, Creativity International, CTAM, and Communication Arts. As owner of her own studio since 2012, she continues to focus on creative and concept development, art direction, and cross-platform design. Current projects include company and venue brand development, and a corporate multimedia promotion featuring live action and motion design spots.
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Kris Larson, B.F.A.
International Academy of Design and Technology (Recording Arts). Kris is the owner of Sounds Creative Inc., a creative business staging company located in Sarasota, FL. Kris is a disabled veteran of the United States Marine Corps where he served honorably as Sergeant of Marines up until April 2004. In 2011, he was selected by Florida State University to participate in the EBV (Entrepreneurial Boot Camp for disabled veterans) Program. While at FSU he was awarded 1st place for his award-winning business plan for Sounds Creative, Inc. which communicated the power of music, audio, sound, creative production and the arts and its significant role in business and society.


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When complete, Kyle Field will be the premier facility in all of college football and a destination for football fans everywhere. The redeveloped Kyle Field will be a point of pride for all Aggies and a fitting home for our football program.
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Fancy a trip to Mars? Just wait until 2018
For Dennis Tito, being the first private citizen in space isn't enough — Mars is next on his calendar.
On a round trip which will last 501 days, Tito — who became the first private space traveler eleven years ago — plans to set off on the journey while in his late seventies. As reported by sister site CNET, a release from the entrepreneur's newly formed Inspiration Mars Foundation says that the mission will hopefully go ahead in January 2018.
Touted as the "Mission for America," the ambitious space jaunt is intended "to encourage all Americans to believe again, in doing the hard things that make our nation great, while inspiring youth through Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education and motivation."
Tito spent $20 million in his earlier mission to space back in 2001, where he became the first private citizen to leave Earth. There's no word on how much a trip to Mars would cost, but we may be able to find out later this month.
The Inspiration Mars Foundation plans to hold a press conference on Feb 27 to discuss the mission in-depth. In particular, how the foundation intends to keep its astronauts safe and healthy — especially considering radiation level — during the trip will be one of the main concerns.
Image credit: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Being in your late seventies could make sense for a one way trip I guess... Although I can't see how he'll cope on lift off.


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I finished it with 3 weeks to spare… before it goes into a tub in the basement for another year!!!
This short season business is lame-o.
I backed it in a green and white polka dot flannel. As you can see I did a good ol' stipple all over….it's been awhile since I stippled a quilt and it was a nice relaxing change! Pattern is Bizzy Kid (made a bit scrappy) and fabric is a mix from my stash.
I might need to keep this one out a little longer…red, green, and aqua works for Valentines Day right?
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I have a 7 year old Clearwater spa. When I turn the tub on, it goes through the power cycle then immediately shows an OHH error code and does nothing else. The water is around 50 degrees now.
The manual says "OHH = Overheat. Spa has shut down. One sensor has detected 118º F. at heater."
After researching that, a heater overheat condition that generates an "OHH" Error message is most likely the result of a Low Flow Condition. But could be a number of things.
If I press the Jet 1 or Jet 2 button, one of the pumps does turn on momentarily, but then shuts off. I can hear it and can also see a little bit of water movement when it happens out of some of the jets.
I have two 56 frame waterway pumps and I think the closest one to the heater is a 2 speed with low speed acting as the circulation function because there is plumbing connected directly from the heater to this pump. Also, I just replaced this pump a year ago.
I'm hoping to get some hints or tips about how to determine if I really do have a low flow condition. If so, in which pump. Or if I have a bad element, problem with the heat sensors or a relay issue.
If I do have a low flow condition, could it be either pump that is causing it, or just the pump closest to the heater?
I'm reluctant to believe it is the low flow issue because when I turn the spa on, the water in the element would have to heat from 50 degrees that is at now to 118 degrees in under 3 seconds.
It is hard for me to believe that the element could heat up that quickly, but I just don't know.
Thanks in advance for any advice you have.
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When you push jets one button that should be for the two speed pump connected to heater. If this is pump shutting off after a few seconds then it could cause an OHH message because of no water going through heater. When this pump shuts down like that is could be the circuit board or motor so you would need to verify voltage is going to motor when shuts down or not. If not could be an issue with the circuit board pump relay.
Thanks for your reply Mary.
When I turn the spa on, the pumps do not turn on. It immediately shows an OHH error. From that point, if I press the Jet 1 button, I do hear a pump turn on briefly and see some water movement but then it shuts off.
So, the OHH message is showing before I even press the Jet 1 button.
With that in mind, could it still be a pump issue if it flags the OHH code?
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This can also be a sensor causing the OHH error code. Have you tried to run it without the filter in the spa?
I have not removed the filters because it displays the OHH code without even turning the pumps on. I didn't think the filters would matter at this point because the pumps aren't even on to push water to the filters.
The filters are relatively new and not clogged for what's its worth.
The 2-speed pump #1 measured 240v when Jet1 button was pressed and measuring for low speed across white and black wires. I saw 240v across red and white wire which is for the high speed.
My 1-speed pump #2 got 240v when I pressed jet 2 button.
I measured both pumps on the circuit board where the pump plugs into, not on the pump itself.
All fuses are good.
The heater measured 120v on both htr1 to ground and htr2 to ground. Measured 0v across each other. Checked this during the priming process and pressing jet buttons a few times.
It did not feel any warmth on the heater at all at any point in time.
I measured the resistance across the heat sensors in the cold hot tub water and they both measured approximately 41.5k ohms. I then removed the heater sensors and placed them in a cup of hot sink water and both gradually lowered to roughly 10.5 k ohms. I figured this was a decent way to test that one wasn't bad since they both acted the same.
When in Priming mode, the blower works and I can get each pump to turn on breifly before the OHH code flashes. It also gave me an OHS code for the first time while troubleshooting.
Any advice on what I should do next?
Thank you
After more troubleshooting, I am convinced that I have an issue with my circuit board. I am sending it out tomorrow to get repaired. I will update this thread after I have installed the repaired board in case someone has this issue in the future.
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PANAMA CITY — A single pebbly and cracked road runs beside J.R. Asbell Memorial Homes off Lisenby Avenue.
For the wheelchair-bound travelers of this elderly housing development, getting in and out for common necessities can be at the least uncomfortable.
"It's rough riding for a wheelchair," said 71-year-old Foster Billings, who lost a leg from diabetes and lives in the "A" building near the entrance. "But, it's not really inconvenient for me; it's the people in the back that have it rough."
A smoother ride soon may become a reality. City Commissioners approved plans for resurfacing projects of 2013 during last week's meeting.
"It would be nice to have a smoother ride," said 53-year-old Kirby Gulbrandsen, a resident of building "E" for six years. "Right now handicap spots aren't marked and coming down off the ramps is difficult."
And, as the road, installed in 1975, nears the end of the cul-de-sac, a jagged speed bump protrudes from the ground and a 3-foot-wide crater takes up a large portion of the roadway.
In total the city approved a contract of $391,292.90 to Anderson Columbia to resurface about 17 roads and restripe six streets. The majority of funds come from general fund resurfacing and utility adjustments totaling $304,706. HUD resurfacing and utility adjustments kicked in a total $104,246. The city will have a $17,656.10 surplus in the budget.
The city originally projected resurfacing cost at $455,259.
The city's engineering department usually drives every street of Panama City in the fall, ranking streets on a scale of 1 to 5. The worst roads receive a 1, meaning the street needs to be repaired in one year. The city's budget only allows for so many roads to be repaired yearly, so a priority list of the worst roads is arranged.
Road work
Here is a list of streets and prices to pave and restripe each.
- Agnes Scott Drive (Rosemont to Malone Drive) $31,429
- Asbell Housing (Lisenby Avenue to dead end) $21,000
- Balboa Avenue (West Beach Drive to Seventh Court) $10,332
- East 14th Court (Harris Avenue to Mercedes Avenue) $27,200
- Edgemont Circle (Airport Road to Airport Road) $20,290
- Grant Avenue (23rd Street, south for 300 feet) $17,683
- Harris Avenue (15th Street to 14th Street) $16,000
- McKenzie Avenue (14th Street to 13th Street) $25,670
- North Bay Drive (Collegiate Drive to FSU PC campus) $26,000
- South Claire Drive (Dewitt to South Cove Lane) $25,345
- South Cove Boulevard (Cherry Street to Bunkers Cove) $21,946
- West 17th Street (Beck Avenue to U.S. 98) $17,648
- West 22nd Court (Michigan Avenue to Forest Avenue) $11,120
- Bay Avenue (11th Street to U.S. Business 98) $18,804
- Balboa Avenue (15th Street to railroad tracks) $9,533
- East Fourth Street (Mercedes Avenue to Harrison Avenue) $29,072
- 15th Street (Beck Avenue to Lynn Haven bridge) $8,472
- Louisiana Avenue (15th Street to dead end) $34,358
- Michigan Avenue (15th Street to railroad tracks) $8,063
- Mercer Avenue (Fifth Street to U.S. Business 98) $21,800
- North Cove Boulevard (U.S. Business 98 to Fourth Street) $3,811
- 12th Street (Harrison Avenue to Jenks Avenue) $27,203
- West Beach Drive (Fourth Street to U.S. Business 98) $8,360
- West Fourth Street (Oak Avenue to Grace Avenue) $14,120


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Mar 26, 2010
The Hybrid Brick Sorter - NXT 2.0 Discovery Book update
This is one of the robot projects that you can build with "The LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT 2.0 Discovery Book - A Beginner's Guide to Building and Programming Robots".
The Hybrid Brick Sorter sorts LEGO bricks by four colors and two sizes. Chapter 14 in the book will tell you all about this robot: how it identifies a bricks color and size; how to build it and how to program it. You'll also find various challenges to further expand on the robot program and design.
Learn more about the book here, or pre-order the book here. It will be available in April.
8 comments:
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Looks nice! Love the robot activity going on in the background while the sorting robot is sorting the bricks. :D
- Mar 27, 2010, 3:38:00 AM
- megamindstorm101 said...
This book is one of the main reasons I would want an nxt 2.0 :) your robots are always amazing.
- Mar 27, 2010, 8:52:00 AM
- Andy Dannelley said...
You have just convinced me to buy the book. If the rest of the book is like what was depicted in the video it should be great!
- Mar 28, 2010, 4:39:00 AM
- Laurens Valk said...
Thanks all for your kind comments!
Part of the book is about cool robots as in this video, but another big part (not shown here) is entirely devoted to learning to work with the NXT and to learn how to program.
Each of the programming sections are built up this way:
1. explanation;
2. programming trick in action;
3. programming challenges
(but on difficult sections I have an additional in action program even before the explanation, to visualize a new concept, i.e. data wires)
I have several building challenges as well. I'm setting up a companion website where readers can share their solutions to the challenges 'Discoveries'.
A list of the robots in the book (8) is found here:
- Mar 28, 2010, 5:09:00 AM
- Andy Dannelley said...
After I poster my comment I went to Amazon and ordered.
Waiting... waiting... waiting
- Mar 28, 2010, 7:42:00 AM
- Fay Rhodes said...
One thing I know is that anything Laurens does is high quality.
I hope you sell a million, Laurens!
- Mar 28, 2010, 4:54:00 PM
- Sparks said...
i am having lots of trouble programming it.
the only thing it does is send the brick into the color sensor and says "no object" please help
- Jan 27, 2011, 11:29:00 AM
- Bailey Hannan said...
I am having lot of trouble programming it to, and I have the book.
- Sep 12, 2012, 9:42:00 AM


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