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Posted: 3 Jun 2002 7:10AM GMT
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I am interested in finding any information including photographs, stories, publications, etc.. about the Faulhaber's from (<1830) Bavaria in Germany, (1830-1850) Tiffin, Seneca County in Ohio, (1850-1875) Reedsville, Manatowoc County in Wisconsin, (1875-about 1900) Lincoln area, Lancaster County in Nebraska and/or (about 1900-about 1960) Venus, Knox County in Nebraska
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Posted: 26 Aug 2002 7:54PM GMT
My great great grandfather was Walter Louis Faulhaber who came from Alsac Loraine, Gremany. He was born in 1826 and married Helena Souder who came from Bavaria, Germany. They were married on March 1st 1848 in Tiffon County, Sandusky, Oh. They moved to Wisconsin and then to Nebraska. My Grandfather is Harry T. Faulhaber. Any information you have will be helpful. Marianne
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Posted: 27 Aug 2002 1:06AM GMT
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Thank you for your response to my query. I'm sorry, I do not show Walter & Helena as having a son named Harry. My great grandfather is Fred August, Walter & Helena's tenth child. His second son(first son to his second wife) is my Grandfather, Clarence Fredrick. Could your Harry be a grandson to Walter & Helena?
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Posted: 27 Aug 2002 2:07AM GMT
Yes, Harry T. Faulhaber is a granson of Walter & Helena. His father was Theodore Robert, their sixth child who married Mary Etta Barr in 1883. I am interested in knowing about Walter and Helena Faulhaber they are both of our great grandparents. So I guess we are cousins. I would like to know about your family and all the other Faulhabers that you know about. Where did they live? Marianne
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Posted: 27 Aug 2002 9:23PM GMT
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The following was taken from Family Tree Maker gedcom file, which more than likely came from Mormon Church Archives: RichardFaulhaberv1t1703.ged
"Walter Louis, who went by Louis (Ludwig) was five years old and Helena was three years old when their parents came to the U.S. from Germany. They grew up and were married in Ohio and then migrated to Wisconsin, where all of their children were born before they moved west to Nebraska.
"Walter had one brother, Phillip, who served as Capt. Co. B 57th, October 4, 1861. He was killed in action December 28, 1862 at the Battle of Vickesburg, Miss. He is buried at Tiffin, Ohio. He left two children John & Kitty, so far have not been able to find anything on them. Walter's father died April 18, 1848.
"Helena was the oldest girl, but we do not know how many children were in her family. We do know that she had a brother and sister Christina. Her brother, Frank Souder also served in the Civil War. He was killed in the Battle of Chancellorsville, Va. May 2, 1865 at 25 years of age. Inscription on his tombstone - "His body is not buried here. He fell in the Battle for the Cause he held dear. He obeyed his Commander, was brave in his fight and died like a soldier for freedom and right. Capt. of Co. B 55 Regt. O. VI." Buried at Meumee, Ohio.
"Helena's father was a butcher and owned a big Butcher Shop in Sandusky, Ohio. She was the oldest girl. When they had the flu epidemic there, he would take all the bones and meat scraps he had home and they would cook it up in a soup. Then everyday after he closed the shop he and Helena would go around and fill the soup bowls, pots, or whatever the people would put out on their porches or doorsteps, so they would have something nourishing to eat while they were ill."
The following was taken from the book by the Chapman Bros. of Chicago, "Portraits and Bigraphical Album of Lancaster County, Nebraska. Printed in 1888.
"LOUIS FAULHABER, one of the most thrifty German farmers of Stockton precinct, owns and occupies a fine estate, embracing 320 acres of land on sections 3 and 4, his residence being on the latter. The homestead is noticeable for its good improvements, and especially the large number of fruit and ornamental trees, which he has planted to the extent of about 700, besides a large quantity of grapes. Like most of the enterprising men about him, he makes a specialty of stock-raising, and has acquired a fine property, besides surrounding himself and family with all the comforts of life.
"The first years of our subject were passed on the other side of the Atlantic, in the little Kingdom of Bavaria, where his birth took place November 18, 1826. When a child five years of age his parents emigrated to America and settled in Seneca County, Ohio, where they spent the remainder of their lives. Louis remained on the farm until a youth of fourteen years, and was then apprenticed to learn the shoemaker's trade, which he followed for a period of nine years. In the meantime he had been married, and in June, 1850, turned his face toward the farther West, and crossing the Mississippi, accompanied by his wife, took up a tract of land in Manitowoe, Wisc., where he lived until the spring of 1875. His next removal was to this county, when he took up the land which he still occupies.
"The wife of our subject, to whom he was married in Tiffin, Seneca Co., Ohio, March 1, 1848, was in her girlhood Miss Helen Sauter, a native of the same country as her husband, and born April 1, 1830 She was a little child three years of age when she came to America with her parents, and they settled first in Tiffin, Ohio. Later they removed to Wood County, that State, where the father died about 1856. The mother still survives, and is living at Perrysburg, Wood Co., Ohio.
"Of the thirteen children born to Mr. and Mrs. Faulhaber, the record is as follows: Their eldest son, John, died when one and one-half years old, in 1849; Louis is on the police force of the city of Lincoln; William is farming in Stockton precinct, this county; Mary is the wife of John Lemke, and lives in Stockton Precinct; John is traveling salesman for a firm in Milwaukee; Theodore is farming in Brown County, this State; Charles and Henry are residents of Cherry County; Phillip, the youngest, is engaged in farming for himself in Stockton precinct; Frederick and Emma are at home with their parents, and Clara is the wife of Frederick Retzlaff, of Stevens Creek Precinct.
"Mr. Faulhaber, politically, is a conscientious Democrat, and a man who keeps himself well posted upon matters of general interest. He was particularly fortunate in his choice of a wife and helpmate, having a lady who looks well to the ways of her household and those little matters which have so great an influence in the happiness of a home. They have labored industriously in acquiring their fine property, and are now in the enjoyment of the fruits of their early toils, while surrounded by hosts of friends who have learned to value them at their true worth. They were reared in the precepts of the German Lutheran Church, to which they still loyally adhere, together with their children."
The following was contributed by Mrs. Emma Maahs and told to Junerose Kayser in the spring of 1959, after Junerose had started the research on the Faulhaber Family Tree several years before:
"We left Reedsville, Wisconsin in March, 1873 for Lincoln, Nebraska. The day we left Reedsville it was very cold. The roads were blocked with snow, the neighbors had tko shovel the snow for a road. From our home near Reedsville, we went by sled to Grimm Station where we boarded a train to Manitowoc. There we had a short visit with mother's sister, Aunt Christina. Then on to Chicago, arriving in the early evening. Then we left Chicago around midnight. We spent the following night in Plattsmouth, Ne. Albert was just a baby and we all took turns holding him and entertaining him on the trip. Early the next morning we boarded another train for Lincoln, arriving shortly before noon. There we were met by cousins, Mr. & Mrs. George Weber, who helped father find a home to live in until we could locate a farm. Father and my brothers Lewis and William, with agents, went to locate a farm near Steven's Creek Precinct. After about two weeks father moved us out to the new farm. We enjoyed the trip of about ten miles very much. We rode in a spring wagon. The weather was mild and we saw many wild ducks on small ponds and many prairie chickens and rabbits on our way to our new home.
"In fact, we had two houses on our new farm. They were small, so my brothers slept in one and my father and mother and we girls slept in the other one. A number of families came to Nebraska from Wisconsin after we settled. The Grimmes, Stebers, Luthers, Manleys, and some others that I have forgotten. All lived with us until they could locate a farm and build a home.
"(Junerose wrote that Aunt Emma isn't with us any longer, but I dearly recall the keen look in her eye as she recalled this episode for me. One could not help but notice how sharp witted she was for her age.)
"The earliest recording of land purchased by Louis Faulhaber on record in Lancaster County Court House is as follows:
Date of filing March 26, 1875 @ 8:15 a.m.
Date of Instrument March 24, 1875
Purchased from John Perkins - Land in Section 4,
Township 9, Range 8.
There are many more recordings after this date, but this was the first one."
I hope you enjoy sharing this information with family members. I also have some photographs and more. I look forward to hearing what you have.
Warm Wishes,
Your Cousin,
Lori Faulhaber-Bullard
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Posted: 27 Aug 2002 9:33PM GMT
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The following is taken from Family Tree Maker download, but more than likely came from Mormon Church Archives: RichardFaulhaberv1t1703.ged
Ludiwg Faulhaber and his wife Louisa Munzinger Faulhaber were married in Evangelisch, Lambsborn, Pfalz, Bayern on July 22, 1810.
All the children were born and christened in the church at Evangelisch, Lambsborn, Pfalz, Bayern.
Adam born January 29, 1813 was christened on December 17, 1813
Louisa born January 29, 1816 was christened February 8, 1816
Eva Carolina born August 20, 1818 was christened August 25, 1818
Lieset born October 12, 1820 was christened October 16, 1820
Juliana born November 2, 1822 was christened November 7, 1882
Ludwig born November 15, 1824 was christened November 18, 1824
(Note: Walter Louis is listed as Ludwig, German for Louis, however, his name was Walter Louis since we have it on his tombstone in the Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery at Walton.)
Elisabetha born December 26, 1826 was christened January 1, 1827
Philippina born June 18, 1829 was christened June 21, 1829
No birthdate or christening date for Phillip
In 1831 Ludwig and Louisa left Germany and came to American with their children settling in Ohio.
They are buried in the Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery at Walton, Ne.
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Posted: 28 Aug 2002 3:39AM GMT
I got your message. That is wonderful. I have a family tree and some other stuff. I will scan it in to my computer and send it to you. It might take me a day or so. Where do you live? I live in Weston Ne. Marianne
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Posted: 28 Aug 2002 2:22PM GMT
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Marianne~ I live in Grants Pass, Oregon with my three children. My father and siblings live a few miles from me. However, we were all raised in the country near Middle Branch a few miles from where Fred August lived out most of his later years with Louisa. Only Ann Faulhaber-Golter, my Dad's sister still farms outside of Orchard. I see you live near Walton, Nebraska where the Faulhaber's settled near Lincoln. How are you related specifically? Mom? Dad? I look forward to hearing from you again. My email address is
~Your cousin
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Posted: 28 Aug 2002 2:27PM GMT
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Marianne~ I'll put you on my list and send you scans of things I have and/or find. ~Your Cousin, Lori
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Posted: 29 Aug 2002 12:59AM GMT
Lori, My email is
My father was James R. Faulhaber. He is Harry T. Faulhaber son and Theodore R. Faulhaber's grandson. There used to be alot of Faulhaber's arround here but not anymore. My sister Susan used to visit my aunt Myrtle in Brownsville and I have a picture of her. I remember Carrie (Faulhaber) Terpsma. I also Remember my Uncle Bill Faulhaber and Aunt Lillie. We used to go to the farm in Adam's Ne. for family unions. They are all gone now. My Father died in 1996 and his father died in 1998? I think. I am the youngest of my family. I just turned 41. I have 4 children and I am married to Wesley Willenborg. He is full blooded German. We live on an acreage about 1.5 hours away from Adams Ne. I was not sure where Walton was. I thought that my family was from Adams Ne. Walton is even closer. I teach EMS at the Southeast Community College in Lincoln Ne. I go to little towns and teach the Rescue Squad personnel. I teach EMT-B classes and CPR. I have been teaching people in that area. Elmwood, Bennet. Alvoca and Murray. I will have to go see the grave stone. I am so excited. I will take a picture and send it to you. I will email you directly and send you all my stuff. Marianne
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Charmer's Thread! PRACTICE!
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Another piece of work.
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Did a digital painting. was a try to get the horse in mind and onto the tablet.
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Hello Tasser, and welcome to CA,
Talent is over-rated my friend. Hard work and perseverance will get you farther.
Take a look at these free (my favorite price!) e-books courtesy of Briggsy.
They will certainly provide you with something to chew on..
Your goals are clearly defined, and that's great. Getting the discipline when your young is key. I really fu...screwed around when I was younger...I'm getting it now that I'm old and grey, and somewhat retarded.
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Thank you very much! I Knew the thread with those free ebooks. But there is one problem: I really don't know where to start because there are so much of them
CA.org is the best way for me to learn, and the crazy thing is, that I'm learning here in some different ways. I learn to improve my art, my english and my discipline. I am no guy who's dropping everything off if I can't get the best results fastly. But I don't do enough for those things I like and I really need to change that.
And when I am here in the forums I get this "WOW - that's so amazing"-effect like every day or every second.
I LOVE CA.org ;-)
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Hi Tasser,
In the free ebook thread, the anatomy books by George Bridgman are very helpful to any artist studying anatomy. The Loomis book is a good one also.
Those alone should really give you enough to work with for the time being.
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It's great that you're setting goals for yourself. Just remember to do as much as you possibly can; you can't go easy on yourself at all. I'd recommend starting with a book like Fun With a Pencil or Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. Also get a figure drawing book such as Bridgman's complete guide to drawing from life as a sort of drawing bible to study from. Anatomy will be very important to learn, as will perspective (check out the book Drawing Essentials too for sure)
In addition to that, just draw from life all the time and from imagination. Try doing a couple self portraits every week; try constructing figures from boxes, study master's works and copy them. Finally, apply what you learn into your imaginative drawing. Good luck man.
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heyho again :-)
The Bridgeman ebooks on archieve.com are resticted. "the human machine" is restricted and the other one in top of the free ebooks thread is broken. I'll try another pdf-viewer, got sumatraPDF but i think its not the viewer. I'll give it a try. Which PDF reader are you using? I hate the adobe reader, because it's sooo slow.
Thanks Jeremy, I'm just sketching and painting when I am at school, at home, on the phone sometimes, when I sit down in the train to go to my girlfriend or when I am tired but aint tired enough to go to bed.
Thanks, I'll keep it all up. It's time for a change and I need to get better.
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Well, people have covered anatomy but I do have this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKITQ6aR020
He just talk in that one but he has some helpful tips in other videos, theres some good stuff on perspective. I dont know in which numbers he covers perspective but it will probably be good to make your way through them anyway.
Just be a drawing madman, never ask yourself if you want to draw but ask yourself what you would like to draw today. Dont give yourself an option to get out if it
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some "fun with a pencil" practice.
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New upload. 20 Minutes of imagination in PS.
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I need a lot practice and I need some good ebooks or workshops for that stuff.
What do you think should I learn in the next time? Anatomy, okay. But other stuff? Don't really know. I have the time to practice all day so that's not the problem. I need to know WHAT I have to do. Third day of tryin' portraits. I'm getting better but It isn't enough for me.
What do you think about mentoring here at CA.org? I think It would be a lot easier in the beginning with a mentor.
Hope you like my stuff in any way.
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Some Anatomy studies. Hope you'll enjoy. Drawed my first couple of heads with somekinda knowledge how to.
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Amy Robach Finished With Chemo TreatmentsBy: Kimberly Ripley - April 25, 2014
Amy Robach is finished with her chemo treatments. The Good Morning America anchor celebrated her 'graduation' from chemotherapy on Friday. Robach was diagnosed with breast cancer following an on-air mammogram.
"I join the ranks of 2.8 million women who are breast-cancer survivors," she said in a clip that was filmed while she had her very last chemo treatment.
"And I plan on living each day to the very fullest, thankful and grateful, and encouraging so many women out there who are still in the thick of it, who have yet to fight this fight, that you can do it. You can get through this, one step at a time. And I am there for you, I am there with you."
"With my eighth and final chemo complete, I will start on a new journey, helping raise awareness about early detection, and letting women everywhere know, 'You can kick cancer's butt!'" she added.
As she returned from the clip to the GMA live broadcast, Amy shared a small tidbit of information about her comment.
"I actually wanted to say another word, but they wouldn't let me. 'You can kick cancer's bleeeep!'" she said.
Amy Robach debuted a new hairstyle during her chemotherapy treatments several weeks back, as seen in the video clip shared above. She not only rocks the new 'do, but has also inspired women all over the country with her amazing attitude–from the shock of her cancer diagnosis to her graduation from chemotherapy.
Robach shared this set of photos during her last chemotherapy session on Thursday.
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Being dropped from the Golden Globes can't be a nice feeling, especially for a British male, in favour of two American women, whose nationality and gender were already somewhat of a threat. So, it was in maintaining a stiff upper lip (retaining those age old British traditions) that Ricky Gervais gave a statement to EW, saying: "Good luck to Tina Fey and Amy Poehler at the Golden Globes. After failing three years in a row to make E! Channel's Best Dressed list, I decided to hand over the reins."
Gervais had hosted the Golden Globes, one of the biggest film award ceremonies in the U.S. However, while his acerbic and astute wit delighted his British audience, often his humour was just a little too far for the Americans who were sometimes merely rendered mute in confusion, or, worst case scenario: really rather offended. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will hopefully not quite make the same mistakes. Everyone speaking on behalf of the Fey/Poehler choices cites "unparalleled comedic timing." But it seems the choice of Fey and Poehler for 2013 is just as excellent comedic timing, as their role in the Golden Globes is almost a perfect match against Seth MacFarlane as the host for the Oscars just three days after the Golden Globes.
Gervais offered up jokes about scientology in case the girls have some problem with that 'impeccable comedic timing', but he did well not to give advice on their red carpet attire. Clearly he's the first to admit it's not his domain. The Golden Globes will be awarded January 13th 2013.


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The Bears will have Jordan Palmer come off the bench first after starter Jay Cutler finishes his work on Friday against the Seattle Seahawks. Palmer was first-alternate in the preseason opener against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Jimmy Clausen, who succeeded Cutler against the Jacksonville Jaguars, is expected to see action in the fourth quarter. All playing time is subject to change based on the flow of the game, with Cutler currently slated to play into the second quarter, possibly into the third quarter.
[MORE: Why the Seahawks are the perfect test for the Bears]
The rotation is in sync with the plan to have Clausen start game four in Cleveland, with Palmer next up and the result resolving the situation at No. 2 quarterback after the preseason finale.
"We'll continue to rotate these guys around," said head coach Marc Trestman. "We've got another week after this one and that's the way we'll operate this week."
Clausen may hold an unofficial edge in the competition between the two, but it is not there in simple statistics. Palmer has completed 70 percent of his passes and posted a 93.1 passer rating with a TD and INT. Clausen has a rating of 100.9 by virtue of two TDs vs. one INT but has a completion percentage of 64.3, lowest among the Bears' four quarterbacks.
[MORE: Bears position battles - Critical chances at returner spots]
The fact that Clausen has played to the level he has is perhaps enhanced further by the fact that he was signed only weeks before training camp and has had the least experience in the system among all the quarterbacks.
"The biggest thing for me is getting plays in and out," Clausen said. "I feel great. I feel like I've come a long ways having been here only a few weeks during OTAs and training camp. I feel really comfortable with the offense and just trying to go out every day and work."


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Reading at the beautiful Greenwood Centre for Living History this weekend. Come and see me or just come and see the fabulous historic home. Thanks to StoryFest Hudson and ELAN Arts Alive.
Sadie Reviews & Interviews
A few new shiny things to share. I did an interview with the wonder that is Mr. Schu for Watch. Connect. Read.
And Julie Morstad and I rode our tandem bike over to Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast to talk to the fantastic Julie Danielson.
Julie shared some early sketches from This is Sadie.
I'm having a hard time keeping up with all the kind words from bloggers and over on Instagram so if I miss anything, do please let me know. Here are a few responses from the past week.
Author Sara O'Leary takes a remarkably common premise –kids have wild imaginations, and can do wondrous things with nothing more than an empty box– and weaves something incredible. Her text harkens back to a day of unforced simplicity in children's literature, when easy ideas were delivered with just a pinch of poetry to make them go down even easier. Kinderlit Canada
I don't know if it was seeing Sadie in a box, on a boat, hammering, wearing a fox mask, sleeping in a blanket fort or looking for her wings that felt most like a connection to my younger self. I do know that reading the lines – "A perfect day is spent with friends. Some of them live on her street, and some of them live in the pages of a book" – made me want to give a copy to every family I know. The Book Jam
'This is Sadie' by the formidable picture book pairing of Sara O'Leary and Julie Morstad is a celebration of creatively quirky characters and positive affirmation of a wild and wonderful imagination. Pictures Book Blogger
In "This Is Sadie" the little girl with a big imagination sees the ordinary as extraordinary. The Waterloo Record
In this story Sara O'Leary has given readers a character to cherish. Through Sara's words we see a girl who looks at her world, making it larger with her making, doing and being. Librarian's Quest
Sadie's imagination is so huge she can go anywhere, be anything, without leaving her room. With soft, whimsical illustrations and spare, lyrical text, This Is Sadie takes us on a sweet adventure and reminds us of how far and wide our own imaginations can go.Staff recommendation, Powell's
Strap on your imaginations and take a trip with Sadie (I think you are going to fall in love with her). This gentle ode to creativity will make a nice addition to storytime. Don't miss this little Canadian gem, beautifully illustrated by Julie Morstad. Valley StorytimeEarlier reviews and interviews can be found here.
Freedom To Think
Freedom To Think is an initiative that believes (as I do) that children thrive when allowed the luxury of boredom.
In This is Sadie, it is pretty easy to draw a direct line between boredom and creativity.
Here's a little about the program from Freedom To Think founder, author Jonathan Stroud:
In This is Sadie, it is pretty easy to draw a direct line between boredom and creativity.
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Here's a little about the program from Freedom To Think founder, author Jonathan Stroud:
I believe that:
All kids can and should be creative.
They need time and space to achieve it.
Unscheduled time is creative time.
We can give them this.
They need time and space to achieve it.
Unscheduled time is creative time.
We can give them this.
Our Freedom to Think website will have a rolling programme of possibilities – but it's up to the kids to do what they want with the time. Even if nothing tangible comes out of it, they've been let off the mental leash for an hour or two, and this very freedom will rejuvenate them.
I hope you will join us in the campaign to give free time back to children. I would love to hear what you think and see any photographs of your children's creations or ideas. You can upload images or videos to this tumblr site, tweet them to @iamfree2think or email them to email@example.com."
(via Freedom To Think)
Reader Response to This is Sadie (and a favourite reader)
This is Sadie, my latest book with the outrageously talented Julie Morstad was released this week and I thought I'd try to catch up a little on the notice it has received thus far. My very favourite review is the beautiful one that says a thousand words pasted in just below.
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As in previous collaborations like When You Were Small and Where You Came From, O'Leary and Morstad put forth a playful, imagination-first portrait of childhood, introducing a girl named Sadie who is equally at home in the expanses of her mind as she is in the outside world. Striking an irreverent tone from the first page ("This is Sadie. No, not that. That's a box. Sadie is inside the box"), O'Leary follows her raven-haired heroine as she sets sail in the aforementioned cardboard box, spends the day with friends ("Some of them live on her street, and some live in the pages of books"), and inserts herself into the stories she reads.
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This award-winning duo beautifully convey the magic that is to be found in reading or listening to a story. The appealing text is accompanied by lush drawings rendered in gouache, ink, and Photoshop that lend it a fanciful feel in the best way possible. With its leisurely pace and verdant illustrations, this book is a delight for bedtime as well as an excellent storytime choice paired with Crockett Johnson's Harold and the Purple Crayon and Peter Bently's King Jack and the Dragon (Dial, 2011). VERDICT A wonderful purchase for all collections.Huffington Post:
Sadie is a young girl who revels in the power of her imagination and is not limited by silly things like traditional gender constructs. The dynamic duo of O'Leary and Morstad have crafted a quiet but powerful celebration of childhood with a heroine that is a role model for boys and girls alike. Readers should be prepared to reserve a special place on their shelves -- and in their hearts -- for the incomparable Sadie.✭ Quill and Quire:
Morstad's soft-palette illustrations engage perfectly with O'leary's text creating a whimsical kid-centred picture book that will be enjoyed by both children and adults. With something new to discover upon each encounter, This is Sadie is sure to become a favourite bedtime read.
Montreal Review of Books:
With the picture book This Is Sadie, Sara O'Leary and Julie Morstad team up to introduce us to a girl of great imagination. Rather than plotting a linear storyline for her heroine, O'Leary offers us a character sketch of a girl uninhibited by adult limitations.
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Buzzfeed: "What kind of reader is it for? This is a story for those with a deep love of stories."Sadie's days are never long enough, and readers may feel the same way about this story: It doesn't overstay its welcome, and every moment is a pleasure. And don't forget to remove the book jacket to see the surprise waiting on the cover.Here's hoping for more of Sadie's adventures in the future.
Canadian Review of Materials:
This is Sadie is an irresistible book filled with a charm that entrances and a heroine that is unforgettable. Sara O'Leary's fine narrative is sublimely complemented by the exceptional and aesthetically appealing art of Julie Morstad. Don't miss this one! It is delightful.
This is Sadie's Book Birthday
Today is publication day for This is Sadie and to celebrate I decided to buy myself a little present....
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My little Sadie doll was built by the very talented Atelier Caroline. Check out her work here. I couldn't be happier!
I also couldn't be happier with this book. Julie Morstad just gets better and better and given how good she was to begin with, this is really saying something. Working with Tundra Books and its Editorial Director Tara Walker has been a dream. Her belief in the book from the very beginning has been what's brought it to glorious life. Jackie Kaiser of Westwood Creative has been Sadie's literary godmother and I am grateful for this and all other blessings she has brought into my life. The whole Tundra Books/Random House Canada team has been fantastic to work with.
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Special thanks to the book's brilliant designer Kelly Hill (that cover!) and to Sylvia Chan and Pamela Osti and Aliya Stacey for helping Sadie find her way in the larger world. Response to the book so far has been lovely.
This Is Sadie Book Teaser
Not long now until This is Sadie is in stores! And my brilliant son Euan has put together this little teaser trailer to celebrate.
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Ridiculously Wonderful Books to Read With Kids
This Is Sadie is set for release next spring, but has already made a Buzzfeed list of 25 Ridiculously Wonderful Books to Read With Kids in 2015. What a ridiculously nice thing to happen.
Check out the whole list--there's lots to be excited about there. I'm looking forward to Debbie Ridpath Ohi's Where Are My Books (Simon & Schuster) about a book-loving boy.
I very much like what reviewer Mallory McInnis has to say as well: "This is a story for those with a deep love of stories." I can't think of anything nicer.
If you're looking for an independent bookseller carrying the books, it's always good to check Indiebound. And if you really wanted to be kind, you could mention the book to your local librarian. We love libraries!
Be The Hero
The promotional poster for my forthcoming book with Julie Morstad, This Is Sadie, makes me want to cry in the best possible way.
In our story, Sadie is a little girl who likes to imagine herself right inside a story--in Julie Morstad's beautiful illustration, she actually dives right into a book. And what I hope for is that all children--boys and girls--feel free to imagine themselves as whoever they want to be in that fictional world, because that is, after all, a stepping stone to imagining yourself as whoever you want to be in the real world.
This image of the little girl on the horse makes me think of Elizabeth I and her Prince of England speech, which I love. Here's Cate Blanchett on her white steed.
All of this got me thinking about the whole idea of princes and princesses. Over at A Chair, A Fireplace, And a Tea Cozy, Liz Burns takes on what she calls "Princess Shaming" and avows the right of every child to play princess, read about princesses, and all that. She's writing partly in reaction to this article on Slate, The Princess Trap which basically takes the position that girls who play at being princesses will never grow up to be scientists.
Really what we want, I suppose, is a world where girls can play at being princes or princess and boys are free to do the same.
Liz Burns quotes novelist Meg Cabot as saying: "the princess thing is amazing. It's about standing up for what you believe in, protecting the people you love, and never letting the bad guys win. It's about rescuing yourself, and yet risking your heart when you meet someone who seems worth giving it to."
And on those terms, I do agree. Be the hero of your adventure is all I really want to say.
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Dr. Wai in "The Scripture with No Words"
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|Dr. Wai in "The Scripture With No Words"
Film poster
|Directed by
|Ching Siu-tung
|Produced by
|Tsai Mu-Ho
|Written by
|Lam Wai-Lun
Sandy Shaw Lai-King
|Jet Li
Rosamund Kwan
Charlie Yeung
Takeshi Kaneshiro
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|Tom Lau
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|14 March 1996
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|Hong Kong
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Dr. Wai in "The Scripture with No Words" (Chinese: 冒險王; Cantonese Yale: Mo him wong; literally: "Adventure King") is a 1996 Hong Kong action film directed by Ching Siu-tung and starring Jet Li.
It won the Golden Horse Award for 'Best Visual Effects' and was nominated at the 16th Hong Kong Film Awards in the 'Best Action Choreography' category.
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A pulp serial author with numerous personal problems resulting in a serious case of writer's block, temporarily escapes reality by living vicariously through one of his lead characters in a story about a quest for a mythical scripture. This story within a story has Jet Li up against an enormous mutant marsupial, Japanese sumo wrestlers and ninjas, although the pen is mightier than the sword (or metal grill, as it were) in this film by famed director Siu-Tung Ching.
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Oklahoma blogger takes Finebaum tweet of a speculative comment by Colin Cowherd (boy, talk about instant credibility) and runs with it.
Category Archives: The Blogosphere
This is how fever dreams get started.
Filed under Big 12 Football, SEC Football, The Blogosphere
Satellite camps and pearl clutching
Personally, I think the angst over satellite camps is overblown to the point of silliness and not worth keeping close watch on… but that doesn't mean I didn't get a huge chuckle reading Brian Cook's smackdown of a Roll Bama Roll post about Harbaugh's trip to Alabama.
Filed under Recruiting, The Blogosphere
Monday morning buffet
Man, it's already the first of June.
- From the NFL to college to high school – Mike Sherman goes full circle.
- "But now that the Gators have become a middle-of-the-pack program on the field, the school's lagging facilities have come into focus." Damn, I love hearing stuff like that.
- And I thought we were the only ones with this problem.
- Greg McGarity says he's working on two "signature" home and away series for the twenties.
- Bring on the lawyers.
- So who's getting more "sleeper" love, Arkansas or Tennessee?
- Roll Bride.
- For those of you who fret about player strikes, here's a story about a walk out at Indiana forty-five years ago.
- Title IX math is hard.
- The University of Georgia Athletic Association will set up a $1 million endowment to support the university's new experiential learning initiative.
- And this is just what any quarterback playing for Steve Spurrier wants.
There is no offseason for trolling, part two.
Anti-SEC smack laid down by, of all people, a Virginia Tech blogger.
Filed under SEC Football, The Blogosphere
Who will step up at receiver for Georgia in 2015?
Round two of the Georgia bloggers' roundtable discussion can be found here.
Pretty fair to say there's a consensus around Isaiah McKenzie and the tight ends.
Oh, yeah. And spring injuries.
Filed under Georgia Football, The Blogosphere
"If the season started today, which of our quarterbacks would you want under center?"
Georgia bloggers' answers here. (I'm the succinct one.)
The only surprise I take from the responses is how little mention Park receives. I know he's a long shot due to his relative lack of experience, but I have to say I'm more impressed with his G-Day effort after watching some of the replay.
Filed under Georgia Football, The Blogosphere
Tuesday morning buffet
There's always something.
- Phil Steele updates his returning starters list here. And here's the list broken down by the P5 conferences. Got to wonder what 2015 holds in store for Mississippi State and Florida.
- In case you were wondering if offenses were better than ever last season, you're right.
- Bleacher Report using Michael Carvell's click bait to ask the musical question "Is Georgia's 2015 Recruiting Class in Danger of Collapsing?" = troll squared. At least there's no slideshow.
- Hey, there's a Twitterfest bitch slapping contest!
- Georgia Tech is looking for donor support to provide cost-of-attendance stipends that will be given to scholarship athletes starting in the fall. No doubt Greg McGarity is watching this with a keen eye.
- Best recruit troll of the year.
- Jeff Long will serve as the chairman of the College Football Playoff Selection Committee again in 2015, based on "Long's ability to communicate the thinking of the committee to the fans", per Bill Hancock. I swear, you can't make this stuff up.
- Gentry Estes has ten questions for Georgia's upcoming preseason. (And wouldn't it be refreshing if the answer to the last one was "yes"?)


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Rauner Says His Agenda Will Make Illinois More Competitive
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Got the inspiration to sketch MLK earlier. Took...
Got the inspiration to sketch MLK earlier. Took about an hour.
Thanks for looking!
February 3rd, 2015
angieb- Some are definitely more finished than...
angieb- Some are definitely more finished than others. I would say I generally take up to 1-2 hours to work on them. The girl in the white dress and the air balloon village took about 4-5 hours tho....
February 2nd, 2015
Here's a quick viking girl sketch. some character...
Here's a quick viking girl sketch. some character practice
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January 30th, 2015
More sketch pages. Did a few faces and kind of a...
More sketch pages. Did a few faces and kind of a quick character. playing with body shapes.
January 24th, 2015
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I've been kind of on a Saga kick lately, so I drew a couple characters from the comic for fun.
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You're definitely on the right track. Those figure studies are looking good. Keep at it.
Just a couple tips on coloring and painting in photoshop: the two colors you want to stay away from are true...
January 20th, 2015
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@kabou: Thanks! Yeah, definitely. Gotta keep improving!
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a couple new sketches. one fire girl and a lana del rey caricature.
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thanks chunkslayer!
i have a couple random sketches from the past couple days.
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January 9th, 2015
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Thanks for the support!
Here are a couple pages of dynamic pose practice.
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Here's a post of the recent sketches I did. Pretty random bunch of things really. oldest to newest
January 7th, 2015
Tyler's Sketchbook of a sketch geek
Hello, Tyler name is Tyler. I've been doing a lot more sketches, studies, experiments, and all that (trying to get one a day this year) so I might as well post them here and get some good feedback...
April 24th, 2013
SketchBook: Some new stuff. Been trying different ideas and...
Some new stuff. Been trying different ideas and things. Thanks for looking.
March 4th, 2013
SketchBook: Progress in Necromancer concept
So I tried to take the Necromancer in the previous post to a complete concept. So following the previous sketch are the levels that I took him through.
As always, thanks for looking and any...
SketchBook: lovin your sketchbook. Great stuff! And congrats...
lovin your sketchbook. Great stuff! And congrats on the Tokyo job.
February 15th, 2013
SketchBook: Sorry, work has been fairly busy but heres a...
Sorry, work has been fairly busy but heres a small sketch i worked on last night. a necromancer concept.
February 7th, 2013
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SketchBook: Great looking sketchbook. The painted studies are...
Great looking sketchbook. The painted studies are well done. I feel there's a big jump between sketchbook and painting. Just be sure while doing the anatomy studies and reference stuff, you're...
February 7th, 2013
Thread: Capt Surge's Sketchbookby kuroart
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SketchBook: great stuff going on in here. That new piece is...
great stuff going on in here. That new piece is coming out nice. the first thing that really pops out to me is her arms are feel a little short. It's a tough perspective but I like where its headed.
February 5th, 2013
SketchBook: Starting off small
Here are just a few varied sketches as of late.
February 5th, 2013
SketchBook: WIPs, QUIPS, and the TRIPS of a SKETCHGEEK
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Well, my name is Tyler and I haven't been on here for a long time, but I think it's about time to come back. I've been a caricature artist for the past 4 years and recently started...
December 3rd, 2012
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Art: i used a couple of pictures from google images....
i used a couple of pictures from google images. there was a good 3/4 view but i cant find it now. My goal was to get a good likeness of him, so if i didnt get it, let me know what throws you off....
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Art: Nicolas Cage Digicature
Just a couple of things here...
Something I did today, Nicolas Cage.
comments, tips, critiques, etc. always appreciated.
November 27th, 2009
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hope you all had a nice day yesterday. some...
hope you all had a nice day yesterday.
some progress.
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Andrew Marvell By: Kristina Busbin Hannah Burris Krystal Mienscow Abraham Biography •Andrew Marvell was born at Winstead-in-Holderness, Yorkshire, on March 31, 1621. •His father was Rev. Andrew Marvell, and his wife Anne. •Marvell was admitted to Trinity College and got his B.A. degree. •His father died of drowning after he got out of college in 1640. •He traveled abroad in France, Spain, Holland, Switzerland, and Italy from 1642-1646. •In 1650, Marvell became a tutor for a twelve year old Mary Fairfax(later Duchess of Buckingham). •He wrote while he was staying with the family and that's where he wrote his non-satric poems, including "Upon Appleton House", "To His Coy Mistress", and "The Definition of Love". It's said that these poems were crucial to his development as a poet and a man. Biography • In 1653 Marvell met John Milton who wrote a recommendation for Marvell for the post of Assistant Latin Secretary to the Council of State, which he got in 1657. • Later getting appointed to the assistant of Milton, raising to the Latin Secretary for the Commonwealth. • In 1659 Marvell was elected M.P. for his hometown, Hull. • He continued to represent them for the next 20 years until his death in August 1678 of tertian ague, and malpractice of an attending physician. • After his death, in 1681 his poems were printed as Miscellaneous Poems. Andrew Marvell's Contribution to British Literature • Marvell wrote political pamphlets, satires and lyrical poems • Political pamphlets were full of conceits and satire • Miscellaneous Poems were printed in 1681 • He wrote during England's political epochs • Printed two poems one Greek, one Latin: Musa Cantabrigiensis in 1637 Andrew Marvell's Contribution to British Literature Continued… • Wrote in Carpe Diem; "Seize The Day", To His Coy Mistress • Marvell related his writings to events of the time, public and person life • He used his personal life in the poem The Picture of Little TC in a Prospect of Flowers conveyed the death of his friends little sister with metaphysical conceit • Used Classical Pastoral style of writing like Roman authors; The Nymph Complaining for the Death of her fawn • Added originality and a different tone to the genre Major Works • His works were divided into 4 different categories – Love – Pastoral • The other 2 are political and religious satires which were: – Clarendons Housewarming – The Last Instructions to a Painter – The Loyal Scot – The Statue in Stocks Market – The Rehearsal Transposed More of Marvell's Works • Not many of Marvell's work were published because of his radical views. • For Example: Account of the Growth of Propery and Arbitrary Government – Attack on the Monarchy Even More…. • After 3 years of his death few of his poems were published – To His Coy Mistress – Upon Appleton House, to my Lord Fairfax – The Mower's Song – The Complaining for the Death of her Fawn – The Definition of Love – Bermudas – The Character of Holland – The Fair Singer To His Coy Mistress • To his Coy Mistress by Andrew Marvell Our sweetness, up into one ball; • And tear our pleasures with rough strife Had we but world enough, and time, Thorough the iron gates of life. This coyness, lady, were no crime. Thus, though we cannot make our sun We would sit down and think which way Stand still, yet we will make him run. To walk, and pass our long love's day; Thou by the Indian Ganges' side Shouldst rubies find; I by the tide Of Humber would complain. I would Love you ten years before the Flood; And you should, if you please, refuse Till the conversion of the Jews. My vegetable love should grow Vaster than empires, and more slow. An hundred years should go to praise Thine eyes, and on thy forehead gaze; Two hundred to adore each breast, But thirty thousand to the rest; An age at least to every part, And the last age should show your heart. For, lady, you deserve this state, Nor would I love at lower rate. But at my back I always hear Time's winged chariot hurrying near; And yonder all before us lie Deserts of vast eternity. Thy beauty shall no more be found, Nor, in thy marble vault, shall sound My echoing song; then worms shall try That long preserv'd virginity, And your quaint honour turn to dust, And into ashes all my lust. The grave's a fine and private place, But none I think do there embrace. Now therefore, while the youthful hue Sits on thy skin like morning dew, And while thy willing soul transpires At every pore with instant fires, Now let us sport us while we may; And now, like am'rous birds of prey, Rather at once our time devour, Than languish in his slow-chapp'd power. Let us roll all our strength, and all Poem Explication • Written in mans perspective; trying to persuade a girl to have sex with him, telling her time is limited and they must act now. • "time lays waste to youth and life passes quickly, so seize the day" • At the end of the poem the man has completed his conquest of having sex with this girl. Works Citied • "The Life of Andrew Marvell (1621-1678)." Luminarium: Anthology of English Literature. 13 Jan. 2009 <http://www.luminarium.org/sevenlit/marvell/marvbio.htm>. • Cummings, Michael J. "To His Coy Mistress: Study Guide." Free Study Guides for Shakespeare and Other Authors. 13 Jan. 2009 <http://www.cummingsstudyguides.net/Guides4/Marvell.html>. • "The Life of Andrew Marvell." Luminarium. 13 Jan. 2009 <http://www.luminarium.org/sevenlit/marvell/marvbio.htm>. • Marvell, Andrew. "357. To His Coy Mistress." BartleBy. 13 Jan. 2009 <http://www.bartleby.com/101/357.htmlwww.bartleby.com/101/35 7.html>.
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Copper Has Longest Decline in London Since February: LME Preview
Dec. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Copper fell for a sixth day in London, the longest streak since Feb. 17, as rebounding stockpiles, prospects of slower growth in China and stalled U.S. budget talks curbed demand.
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High-Resolution Quadrature Photopyroelectric Spectroscopy of a-Si:H Thin Films Deposited on Silicon Wafers
Abstract:The recently developed photothermal technique of quadrature photopyroelectric spectroscopy (Q-PPES) has been applied to measurements of amorphous Si thin films deposited on crystalline Si substrates. Direct, meaningful comparisons have been made between purely optical transmission in-phase (IP-PPES) spectra, and purely thermal-wave sub-gap spectra with the use of a novel noncontacting PPES instrument to record lock-in in-phase and quadrature spectra, respectively. FT-IR transmission spectra have also been obtained for a comparison with this IP-PPES optical method. The results of the present work showed that the FT-IR method performs the worst in terms of spectral resolution of thin films and sub-bandgap defect/impurity absorptions inherent in the Si wafer substrate. The optical IP-PPES channel, however, albeit more sensitive than the FT-IR technique, fails to resolve spectra from surface films thinner than 2100 Å, but is sensitive to sub-bandgap absorptions. The thermal-wave Q-PPES channel is capable of resolving thin-film spectra well below 500 Å thick and exhibits strong signal levels from the crystalline Si sub-bandgap absorptions. Depending on the surface thin-film orientation toward, or away from, the direction of the incident radiation, the estimated minimum mean film thickness resolvable spectroscopically by Q-PPES is either 40 Å or 100 Å, respectively.
Keywords: Amorphous hydrogenated silicon thin films; FT-IR spectroscopy; Phytopyroelectric spectroscopy (PPES); Quadrature-PPES
Document Type: Research Article
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1366/0003702953964624
Affiliations: 1: Photothermal and Optoelectronic Diagnostics Laboratory, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Toronto, Toronto, M5S 1A4, Canada 2: Ontario Laser and Lightwave Research Center, University of Toronto, Toronto, M5S 1A4, Canada
Publication date: June 1, 1995
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So now we want to take a look at one of the more important features of SketchUp Pro and that's the Component Attributes window. Now this is only available to SketchUp Pro users, but it's also a very powerful way to create your own dynamic components. Now you can access this window in two ways. One, you can actually just use the pull- down menu and you can just go into the Component Attributes window, or you can right-click over an object and just scroll down to Dynamic Components and pick Component Attributes. Both will pull up the same window.
Now this is a Component Attributes window. It has a number of different sections. Along the top we have Info, which will give you various infos about different types of things within the body of the Component Attributes window. We also have a Functions tab, which allows us to use mathematical functions to calculate attributes and we'll get to that in a little bit. We also have a Refresh button which just refreshes the values and we also have what's called a Toggle Formula View, which allows us to toggle whether formulas display or not, and again, I'll show you how that works a little bit later.
Now the most important thing about this window is that you can add your own custom attributes to an object. Now we've a number of different preset attributes and those could be added down here. So wherever you see Add attribute, that's where we can add them in. If I click on that, you can see here I've got a whole list of attributes. I can have, for example, info about the component such as an item code, such as a product code that sort of thing. Also the position of the object, the size of the object, in other words, the scale, the rotation, as well as behaviors such as how the scales.
For example, how do you want this object to scale? Do you want it to scale evenly or not? We can also do Form Design and actually create custom forms for your object. Now I'm going to keep this simple and I am just going to go ahead and click here on Position and just add in X, Y, and Z position. As you notice it actually adds in those attributes here and we can do a number of things with those. We can actually just type in numbers. So for example, if I don't want him at 20.99 inches in the X direction, I can just type in a number.
I can type in 0 and it will pop over to 0 and we can do the same for Y. We can actually bring him right back to the origin. Let's go ahead and move him over and then reselect him so we can see what we're doing. Now another thing we can do is we can add in formulas. So, for example, for the Z position, I could type in a number, say, 25 and he would raise 25 inches into the air. But if I wanted to, I could also type in an equal sign and then type in a formula.
Now I could just say =X+Y. Now all I've to do is either type in the value or I can click on it and it will insert it automatically, so I could actually click on any one of these. For example, I just clicked on Description and it will go ahead and add that in, but I really don't want that because that's not a number. So I'm going to leave it at X+Y, and just hit Return or Enter. So now the value of Z is calculated as = X+Y. So as you can see it's bold while these are grayed out.
Now these are user defined and this one is calculated. Now this is where the Toggle Formula View comes in handy. So for example, if I toggle this, you can see how it shows either the formula or the end result. So for example, now let's go ahead and use this. So if I had it as say, 5 units in X, you can also see it's now 5 inches in Z. If I put another say 12 inches in the Y direction, you can see he jumps up to 17 inches high, because it's =5+12 or X+Y. Now this is actually a very trivial example, but you can see how SketchUp now has the hooks to do some very complex operations that we'll be getting into in a little bit.
So to refresh, the Component Attributes window allows you to create components as well as combine different components using mathematical formulas to create smart objects.
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Dillon Everett and the Tigers will be televised against Arkansas.
Feb. 13, 2014
COLUMBIA, Mo. - Mizzou baseball's final two games of the 2014 regular season against SEC West rival Arkansas on May 16 and May 17 have been selected to air live on Cox Cable. The Friday contest (May 16) is set for a 6 p.m. first pitch at Taylor Stadium while the game time for the Saturday (May 17) tilt has been changed to 3 p.m. to accommodate a television time slot. The addition of the two televised games moves Mizzou's total to 11 games on television this season. Below is a complete look at the Tigers' television schedule.
2014 Mizzou Baseball Television Schedule
March 27 at Auburn - 6:30 p.m. - ESPNU
March 29 at Auburn - Noon - Fox Sports
April 8 vs. Missouri State - 6 p.m. - MC22
April 12 at Kentucky - 6 p.m. - FSS/CWKYT
April 13 at Kentucky - Noon - FSS/CWKYT
April 26 at Florida - 6 p.m. - Fox Sports
May 2 vs. Vanderbilt - 6 p.m. - MC22
May 9 at South Carolina - 6 p.m. - SportSouth
May 10 at South Carolina - 3 p.m. - Fox Sports
May 16 vs. Arkansas - 6 p.m. - Cox Cable
May 17 vs. Arkansas - 3p.m. - Cox Cable
For all the latest on Mizzou baseball, stay tuned to MUTigers.com and follow the team on twitter @MUTigerBaseball.
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