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After Rajon Rondo's 20 assist game against the Raptors today, much of the post-game discussion surrounded Rondo's potential MVP candidacy. Jason Terry said that Rondo is the best point guard in the NBA and deserves to be considered in this year's MVP race, and Kevin Garnett likened Rondo's abilities to that of Kobe Bryant and LeBron James. From an interview with WEEI's Ben Rohrbach: "I've never played with a point guard who is in control of the flow the way he is," said the 14-time NBA All-Star. "Probably if anybody comes to mind I'm thinking Sam Cassell. He was pretty good at controlling the flow; he could score the ball. But as far as both ends, controlling the game, understanding the flow, knowing when to slow it down, [Rondo]'s probably the best at it. He's very conscious of the game from both ends. Usually, you have a point guard who's a scoring point guard or you have a point guard on the other side of the ball, which is the defensive side, but but as far as 48 minut...
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Jul 28, 2009, 8:00 PM EDT
Between now and the start of training camp I'll be making my predictions about who will be on the final 53-man roster for the Washington Redskins–who's there, who's in, who's on the bubble, and who's out. The predicted roster will be revised and updated as preseason events warrant. Today, in the last of the series, defensive backs:
Who's here Now: (13) Cornerbacks: Kevin Barnes, Doug Dutch, DeAngelo Hall, Carlos Rogers, Fred Smoot, Justin Tryon, Byron Westbrook Safeties: Michael Grant, Kareem Moore, Reed Doughty, LaRon Landry, Lendy Holmes, Chris Horton.
How many will stick: 9
Starters: Hall and Rogers at cornerback, Landry and Horton at safety—Hall isn't expected to be a shutdown corner but one who will gamble and win often enough to make some big plays. Rogers is underrated and in his contract year. He could play at a Pro Bowl level. Landry didn't exactly have sophomore slump but he didn't have the breakout to stardom many predicted for him. Horton was a great story last year and he should continue to improve.
Solid backups: Smoot, Barnes, Tryon, Moore –Smoot may be slowing down a bit and Tryon and Barnes will push to be his replacement at nickel back in 2010 if not sooner. Moore is a solid hitter who needs to hone his coverage skills some more to warrant more playing time.
Last man on: Doughty—He's an over achiever who's good to have on the team. He rarely makes a costly mistake.
First man off: Westbrook—Unfortunately, he won't be eligible for the practice squad since he's been on it two years.
53-man breakdown:
- Defensive backs—9
- Linebackers –7
- Tight end—3
- Offensive line—9
- Specialist—3
- Running back—4
- Defensive line—10
- Wide Receiver—5
- Quarterback—3
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The Blue Devils are a year older, but are they going to be a year better? Although the program returns a slew of starters on both sides of the ball, progress in Durham needs to start showing up in the standings. It's been 16 years and running since Duke last appeared in a bowl game, heaping mounting pressure on fifth-year head coach David Cutcliffe to finally get this program over the hump. Last season's edition showed a glimmer of hope, jumping out to a 3-2 start, but failed to win any of its final seven games. The Blue Devils desperately need to take a noticeable step forward, because if it doesn't happen in 2012, it might not for a very long time.
- Having spent four seasons under the tutelage of Cutcliffe, senior QB Sean Renfree will be eyeing All-ACC honors and a shot at continuing his playing career on Sundays.
- Renfree will need a few receivers to emerge this offseason, and take a little pressure off primary target Conner Vernon. Brandon Braxton and Jamison Crowder will be first in line to handle the role.
- It won't matter how well the offense performs if the D can't at least make modest gains in 2011. Last year's unit was especially porous against the pass, yielding 23 touchdown passes and picking off just six balls.
- The exception to the rule on defense in Durham is junior LB Kelby Brown, who'd earn plenty more headlines playing for a different ACC team.
- Cutcliffe is eager to unleash Renfree's alter-egos behind center, Brandon Connette and Anthony Boone, gifted runners who entice the coaching staff to open up the playbook and mix in different packages.
Georgia Tech
The Yellow Jackets would like to figure out its identity before the start of another season. Are they the team that began 2011 6-0, rising deep into the Top 25, or the one that finished on a 2-5 slide? Head coach Paul Johnson is looking for improvement on a macro level, from his vaunted triple-option ground game to the play of a defense that frequently got bullied around the field last fall. The offense should once again be prolific, as it welcomes back a slew of starters , including the entire line. However, if Georgia Tech wants to get back to its 2009 level, when it won the ACC, it'll need a revival out of Al Groh's D. His kids allowed at least 30 points in each of the final four games, three of which were losses.
- David Sims and Orwin Smith form as dangerous a one-two punch in the running game as any backfield tandem in the ACC. Sims will pick up the tough yards between the tackles, while Smith operates as Tech's long ball hitter.
- Strange as it may sound, the Jackets aren't nearly as potent when the passing game isn't clicking. Reversing last season's results, one touchdown pass in the final eight games, got a whole lot tougher with the early departure of star WR Stephen Hill.
- If he can play with a little more self-control, LB Jeremiah Attaochu has the get-off and closing speed to be a terrific pass rusher in his junior year. If he can harness his skills and ignore his inner Vontaze Burfict, he could give Groh the tempo-changer he's after.
- Tech needs more from its front three on defense. More pressure. More big plays. More wins at the point of contact. Just more out of a unit that struggled in 2011, and must replace two seniors.
- The secondary on the Flats has the parts to turn the corner this fall. Yeah, it labored badly down the stretch, but there are a lot of underrated defensive backs for the staff to begin molding in the offseason.
Few programs wanted to hit the practice field this spring more than the Hurricanes, which had to deal with all kinds of off-field problems a year ago. The NCAA scandal that cast a shadow over Al Golden's first season as the head coach has gradually been displaced by a sense that the purging is entering its final stages. And the more indelible that the coach's fingerprints become, the better off the program will be in the long term. In the meantime, Miami is working hard this offseason to improve its overall depth, which has been chiseled by injuries and a slew of early departures to the NFL. Competition at just about every position on the depth chart is going to be fierce right throughout the summer, which is exactly the way Golden and his staff want to see the process unfold over the next five months.
- The quarterback battle won't truly get interesting until the summer. Memphis transfer Ryan Williams may be getting all of the first team snaps now, but Stephen Morris will have something to say about the race when he returns to full strength following back surgery.
- Whoever gets the ball from Golden will find it hard to miss junior Asante Cleveland. The Sacramento, Calif. product has bulked up to 6-5 and 270 pounds, and has taken a big step toward clearing up the mess at tight end.
- Try not to get too wrapped up in Golden's spring depth chart. It's as much about motivation and honoring those who've worked the hardest in the weight room than anything else. The two-deep will be a fluid document for the foreseeable future.
- Ray Ray Armstrong has millions of reasons to deliver the season of his life in 2012. The 6-4, 215-pound senior safety has boundless NFL potential, but needs to rebound after missing time and playing inconsistently last fall.
- The 'Canes are in dire need of leaders—and playmakers—on defense. Two budding options, DE Anthony Chickillo and LB Denzel Perryman, are in just their second year on campus, and are ready to take off in 2012.
North Carolina
The season ahead will be a year of transition for Carolina, which has a new coaching staff and a new reality now that the NCAA has spoken. Following a 20-month investigation, the Heels were slapped with a series of penalties that include a postseason ban in 2012 and a reduction in scholarships over the next three years. The bad news is rather obvious. The good news is that uncertainty will no longer be hanging over the heads of the school and its players, who spent last fall looking over their shoulders. North Carolina now knows the exact size of the hill it's facing. Beyond implementing radically different systems, the objective for Larry Fedora and his collection of coaches will be to keep the players focused, especially the seniors, when a bowl game is no longer attainable this fall.
- The backfield in Chapel Hill is as good as any in the ACC. Plus, QB Bryn Renner and RB Giovani Bernard are young enough to still be motivated by a possible postseason return in 2013.
- Top-notch pass-catcher Dwight Jones may be preparing for a big NFL paycheck, but that doesn't mean the Heels will be destitute in the receiving corps. Erik Highsmith, Joshua Adams, Jheranie Boyd, T.J. Thorpe and Sean Tapley are capable of excelling in the new up-tempo system.
- James Hurst doesn't get nearly enough national attention. Chapel Hill isn't regarded as a hotbed of offensive line talent, but No. 68 is emerging as one of the nation's best left tackles that no one knows about.
- The Heels are at it again along the D-line. Ever after losing Quinton Coples, Tydreke Powell and Donte Paige-Moss, the front is stacked with the likes of end Tim Jackson and tackles Kareem Martin and Sylvester Williams.
- Above all else, Carolina needs to find a way to become a better team versus the pass this offseason. The bodies are familiar, but the results simply cannot be after the Heels yielded 24 touchdown passes and 61% of opponents' passes to be completed.
The Cavaliers are clearly trending north under head coach Mike London, but can they avoid a noticeable dip in 2012? Virginia is coming off its best effort in four seasons, and has recruited the fertile Commonwealth extremely well over the last two years. However, the program must replace a slew of key starters from that 8-5 squad, including two all-star offensive linemen, three defensive linemen and three defensive backs. If Virginia's unmistakable progress is going to continue showing up in the standings, a handful of underclassmen, even freshmen, will have to play above their experience level. London and his cohorts have proven that they're capable of attracting talent to Charlottesville. Now, they'll need to show that they can develop those young players, and transform them into every-down ACC contributors.
- Who'll be under center in Week 1? While the situation at quarterback isn't nearly as messy as it was last spring, that doesn't mean a starter has been anointed. Michael Rocco is the incumbent, but up-and-coming sophomore David Watford is closing the gap.
- The 'Hoos need help at receiver. Kris Burd was an underrated blocker, and will be missed for more than just his hands. Veteran Tim Smith will be looking for help from some of the kids, like sophomores Darius Jennings and Dominique Terrell.
- The 'Ville is home to one of the most underrated tackle tandems in the country. Oday Aboushi is already a top-tier talent on the left side, while Morgan Moses is a 6-6, 335-pound beast who's poised to blow up into a mega-star among linemen.
- The little things, such as special teams, could dictate whether or not Virginia contends in the Coastal Division once again this year. Inconsistent in 2011, the unit must find replacements to handle punting, placekicking and kickoffs.
- CB Demetrious Nicholson is about to emerge from former teammate Chase Minnifield's long shadow, and begin blossoming into a household name in ACC circles. He played well as a rookie, and has added some much-needed weight to a wispy frame.
Virginia Tech
The Hokies didn't like the way last season ended, losing to Clemson in the ACC Championship Game and Michigan in the Sugar Bowl. Spring practice is the first chance to make sure that a similarly disappointing finish doesn't hound the team this fall. Virginia Tech will be in a very familiar position when the season begins, contending for a league championship and a spot in a BCS bowl game. Despite playing in five major postseason games over the last eight years, the program is still trying to reach a new level of prosperity—namely competing for a national title. Bud Foster's defense figures to hold up its end of the bargain, especially after so many sophomores were employed in 2011. The offense? It could take time since only a couple of starters are back from a year ago. The pressure will be on junior QB Logan Thomas to make the leap from RB David Wilson's complement in 2011 to the engineer of the attack in 2012.
- That defense in Blacksburg has the ingredients to be the nation's feistiest … including anything the SEC puts forward. There's an abundance of speed and tenacity at every level, a recipe for loads of turnovers and big plays.
- Thomas was on a tear as 2011 came to a close. He's literally an immense talent, but his growth could be stunted by the lack of sure-things surrounding him, particularly on the rebuilt O-line.
- The Hokies never struggle to develop quality backs, but this season presents a unique challenge. Wilson left early, the line has four new starters and vet Tony Gregory is still recovering from a knee injury. Strike a pose, Michael Holmes. Your time may already have arrived.
- CB Kyle Fuller deserves a lot more national recognition than he's receiving so far in the offseason. He's a rarity out of the secondary, a deft cover guy with the tenacity to lead his team in stops behind the line.
- It's not often that the Hokies need help on special teams, but they do, especially after last season's bouts with inconsistency. Rookie Hunter Windmuller hopes to solve the team's punting woes, and fill its void at placekicker since Cody Journell's legal problems are far from over.
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Wayne Middleton likes aviation and for most of his life has worked in and around airports.
In September, Middleton filled the big shoes of Joe Ball, who retired after 15 years as the supervisor of the Williston Airport.
A native of South Florida, Middleton and his wife, Bridget–a professor at Santa Fe College–have lived in Williston for over 10 years. His new position at the airport is his first employment stint at home, and he's already loving his five-minute commute.
The three suspects wanted for the Sept. 20 robbery of the La Esperanza store at 114 NE 6 Ave., Williston, have been arrested.
Charged in the incident are Guillermo Centeno-Marroquin, 22, of Ocala, Jordan Cruz, 22, of Belleview and Jayr Joseph Dinsen, 26, of Belleview.
Centeno-Marroquin was the first to be arrested on Sept. 23 and after a confession, officers collected evidence used in the robbery, including the identity of the others.
A bicyclist was killed just before midnight Saturday after he was struck by a Jeep on U.S. 41, south of Williston.
Oscar Alfredo Jeronimo Sic, 23, of Williston was traveling south on U.S. 41 in the center of the road, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
The 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee, driven by Robert Carl Kinsey, 53, of Morriston was behind the bicycle, traveling 50-55 mph. Behind Kinsey – at about 200 feet– were John Paul Linnell, 36, of Ocala driving a 2001 Hyundai Elantra and Samuel Antonio White, 48, of Tampa driving a 2015 Volkswagen Beetle.
Get ready for everything peanut this Saturday when the 26th Annual Central Florida Peanut Festival takes over Williston's Heritage Park.
The festival features a variety of foods and assorted types of peanuts and peanut products, including our famous (while they last) grilled peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Rides, music, crafts, and antique tractors, car clubs and motorcycles will also be here for your enjoyment. The festival also has a Little Peanut King & Queen and a Baby Peanut Contest.
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The Red Devils traveled to take on Dixie County School last Friday, in interim head coach, Scott Hall's first game on the sidelines for Williston. The game didn't go as planned as Williston lost 37-7, but the Red Devils showed admirable determination and spirit as the game progressed to its conclusion.
The Lady Red Devils were on the road last Thursday as they traveled to take on the Chiefland Indians. Williston put together three competitive games but were unable to take home a victory against their rivals.
The opening match started out sluggishly for Williston as they trailed 16-5 early in the game, but they would soon get their legs under them and play up to their potential.
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Williston Middle School football player Jonathan Davis had four TDs (45 yard fumble return, 43, 49, and 78 yard runs) and Jeremiah James added two TDs (50, 44 yards) to jump ahead to a 48-18 lead before P.K. Yonge scored a pair of touchdowns against reserves to bring the score to 48-34.
Blake Hall also had a touchdown catch and quarterback C.J. Strange added two touchdown passes. Devante Pollock, Jonathan Davis, and
On Sept. 19 Lazarus Calhoun Jr., 46, registered as a sexual predator with the Levy County Sheriff's Office. By Florida law Calhoun is required to notify law enforcement whenever he changes addresses.
Calhoun was convicted in 1997 in Alachua County for sexual battery. He was released from the Florida Department of Corrections and has registered his address as: 21161 NE 35 St., Williston.
It started out as a visit by deputies to the LARC Center in Otter Creek.
"We were asked to come out to talk to the clients," Sheriff's Lt. Sean Mullins told the Chiefland Rotary Club on Sept. 17. "I didn't know what to expect."
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One thing he learned that day has stuck with Mullins: "They appreciate everything."
Then came the idea of how cool it would be to ride bikes out to the center to show the clients.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
• Sept. 21, Reginald Ventrell Adams Sr., 52, Chiefland, disorderly intoxication, battery.
• Sept. 16, Paul Lavell Alexander, 36, Williston, two counts VOP.
• Sept. 16, Thomas Alvarez, 44, Williston, obtaining goods or services. Bond $1,000.
• Sept. 16, Terry Lee Arnold, 41, Inglis, DWLS-habitual. Bond $2,500.
• Sept. 18, Brianne Brown, 29, Williston, stop pay with defraud. Bond $1,000.
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"Antiwar groups and other liberal activists are increasingly concerned at signs that Barack Obama's national security team will be dominated by appointees who favored the Iraq invasion and hold hawkish views on other important foreign policy issues," Paul Richter writes in the Los Angeles Times. "The activists are uneasy not only about signs that both Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) and Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates could be in the Obama Cabinet, but at reports suggesting that several other short-list candidates for top security posts backed the decision to go to war."
You can't keep everybody happy: "The unsolicited and sometimes conflicting advice represents an early leadership challenge to Obama, who is deep in the process of selecting his own team and settling on an initial legislative strategy at a time when the economy seems likely to subsume all other issues," per ABC News. "Obama also faces an additional challenge: He ran on a platform of independence from Washington interest groups and doesn't want to be seen as too beholden to any organizations."
More progress on the one potential Cabinet member who everybody knows, and most people have something of an opinion about.
"Former President Bill Clinton has agreed to all of the conditions sought by President-elect Barack Obama's transition team to eliminate potential conflicts of interest if Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton becomes secretary of state," Peter Baker and Helene Cooper report in The New York Times. "Mr. Clinton accepted several restrictions on his business and philanthropic activities to remove any obstacle to his wife's nomination if the cabinet job is formally offered and accepted."
"Bill Clinton has sent President-elect Barack Obama's transition team a list of more than 200,000 donors to his foundation," Bloomberg's Timothy J. Burger reports. "The Clinton and Obama teams could seek donors' permission to reveal their names -- a potentially lengthy process."
Just a hint more of tension: "President-elect Barack Obama's camp, well practiced in keeping secrets, is increasingly frustrated by a steady stream of leaks that insiders suspect come from confidants of Hillary Clinton," Ken Bazinet reports in the New York Daily News. "Just as ex-President Bill Clinton pledged Wednesday to prove there are no new skeletons in his closet that could derail his wife's chances of becoming secretary of state, top Obama sources suggested loose-lipped Clintonistas abide by their rules: If caught leaking, you will pay the price."
Another hint -- just below the surface: "Obama aides said yesterday that it would be difficult for Sen. Clinton to walk away from the secretary of state post. Obama's staff has thoroughly vetted both Clintons with the understanding that, if he should make an official job offer, she would accept," The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza, Alec MacGillis and Philip Rucker report.
Can it fall apart now? "The examination better find her acceptable. Any other selection now would embitter her supporters, even if she publicly declines the appointment," Karl Rove writes in his Wall Street Journal column.
"Obama will seem to be dissing Clinton and her supporters if she doesn't get the job. Here again, one sees a once-seamless team making little mistakes," David Ignatius writes in his Washington Post column.


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The University of Texas School of Law will once again host the Information Technology Law and Energy Law module for the University of St. Gallen's Executive Master of European and International Business Law M.B.L.-HSG program this week, November 2–6, 2009. Since 2001, UT Law has participated in this program, which holds a strong position in the landscape of executive law studies in Europe.
Texas Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst is this year's featured speaker at the program's annual judicial luncheon on Thursday, November 5, in the Law School's Sheffield Room. Dewhurst will talk about Texas' energy industry and related issues. The luncheon is hosted by the Law School, the M.B.L. program and Luniece Obst Schless and her husband, Austin attorney and M.B.L. faculty member Mike Schless.
This year, thirty-eight students are enrolled and will travel to nine locations around the world including Austin, Texas, to study business and law over an eighteen-month period. The students, who are legal practitioners, managers and engineers from numerous countries, will also study modules taught at New York University (international taxation), Shanghai (law and business in China), Tokyo (intellectual property and international trade law), Vienna (competition law), Frankfurt (mergers and acquisitions), Vaduz (finance), and Luxembourg (procedure).
UT Law professor John Dzienkowski is the Austin director of this one-week program and will teach several classes in energy law. Dr. Dirk Buschle, legal counsel of the Vienna-based Energy Community Secretariat, the surveillance authority established under the Energy Community Treaty of 2005, will teach a class on European energy law.
A complete list of the program's agenda including speakers can be viewed on the 2009 Austin Program page.
The University of Texas at Austin and St. Gallen began this program with the efforts of then UT Law Dean Bill Powers, currently the president of UT-Austin, and M.B.L. Executive Director Carl Baudenbacher. UT Law Dean Larry Sager has continued the cooperation.
Judge Baudenbacher, currently the president of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) Court in Luxembourg, is a frequent visiting professor at UT Law. He and Philipp Speitler, deputy director of the St. Gallen program, are both participating in this week's program.
"We are honored to be part of this international exchange that educates over thirty-five students each year about international IT law and energy law," Dzienkowski said.
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2015 Open and Relational Theologies Call for Papers.
The Open and Relational Theologies group invites proposals exploring hope in relation to themes common in open, relational, or process theologies. Such themes may include but are not limited to time and God, power, love, omniscience, evil, ecology, cooperation, social and political structures, justice, forgiveness, and salvation. We prefer proposals addressing these themes or others from overtly open, relational, or process theological perspectives.
Second, we invite papers exploring the hermeneutics, especially in relation to scripture. Papers might offer general hermeneutical methods and rationale that defend or promote open and relational themes. They may focus upon a particular problematic or especially helpful text. We prefer proposals that explicitly address hermeneutical concerns from open, relational, or process perspectives.
We plan to accept multiple proposals that explore these themes, which means we expect relatively short presentations (e.g., 15 minutes) from those whose proposals are accepted.
The Open and Relational Theologies group steering committee decides which proposals will be invited to the program. Each proposal is carefully refereed in an anonymous procedure (i.e., without the name of the proposer provided to the referees). All proposals, abstracts, and completed participant information should be submitted online to the AAR website. The deadline for proposal submission is March 1 .


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A bank in St. Peter was robbed at gunpoint Thursday morning. The St. Peter Police Department says that the Wells Fargo Bank on South Minnesota Avenue was held up just before the bank opened at 7am. A white male reportedly displayed a handgun to a bank employee who had just arrived at work and forced the employee into the bank with him as he demanded money. The suspect escaped with an undetermined amount of cash and remains at large. No one was injured. The FBI has been brought in to investigate. The suspect is reportedly about 6-feet tall with a medium build. He was wearing a black mask, a two-tone hooded jacket, black gloves, and light colored pants. Anyone with information on this crime is urged to contact the FBI at (612)376-3200 or the St. Peter Police Department at (507)931-1550. The bank was closed throughout the morning following the hold-up, but was re-opened at Noon.
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Does Eva Mendes ever look bad? The silver screen goddess is featured in this months Elle magazine, which includes a sultry photo shoot. In the issue Eva talks about being too hot for tv, fashion, and her body. Here are some excerpts from the article via Just Jared.
On being too hot for her TV Calvin Klein commercial:
[It] isn't shocking at all. But it does have a really intimate quality that makes people nervous. It just isn't that big a deal.'
On her earlier fashion choices:
At the beginning of my career, I wore so many turtlenecks, my publicist told me to stop. She was like, 'People are going to think you have some kind of problem under there!'
On the newfound happiness for her body:
I feel so happy to be in my skin...more beautiful than ever before.'
On what she does when no one is around:
I walk around the house naked - I do! One of my girlfriends always jokes, 'I'm coming over with someone, so please come to the door dressed.''


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January 25th, 2007 #105
I wonder what that new Rocky Movie is like... How about that huh?
Hide this ad by registering as a memberJanuary 26th, 2007 #106
I just sent in my votes and I have to say of all the contests I've judged here this has to be not only the best art I've seen but one of the hardest thunderdomes to judge yet. All entries were over the top good with individual merits going to each artist on a number of points.
All very inspiring, all very worthy of a 1st place crown, all making this dog feeling a little long in the tooth and short on the talent.
These grapes taste like Fresno! -- Steinbeck
January 26th, 2007 #107
phat>> the rocks were all sculpted in zbrush, as was the horse. I'll post those in a separate thread.
And yeah ikuru, it seems ving has pussed out ;P
Shelly wan, once again, I'll repeat how much I really like your entry, beautiful. I also many times felt I was going to give up the fight, but felt like an honor to be around such talents and had to be there until the end. Poshspice, icon, Shellywan and Nicolas, what a final...
Now I can resume work again with less stress
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damn, grats to all the finalists. All 5 pieces are amazing, but my vote would go to shelly.
January 26th, 2007 #110
C'mon guys, everything is nice'n'neat but the coolness and the power of Nic's army can't be topped. I mean, this is the best phuckin idea i've seen in a while now.
So i hope this contest is also about the idea and not only fancy renderings, right?
Vyle, i've rarely learned as much as i did from your DVD and find your piece here phenomenal - still, i find those custom brushes to be somehow repetitive after a while. Ever thought of making a "un-costumised brush piece"?
Full credits to others for great work.
Best regards and big respect,
January 26th, 2007 #111
It's true that nicolas army is dead cool!
January 26th, 2007 #112
Wow did you guys/girls deliver on this one. All enbtries are spectacular. I love all of them, but I have to say Shelly hit this one out of the park. The contrast between 2D and 3D combined with the soft, subtle colors and unique shape of the overall composition. Damn.
Icon and Posh would be my 2 runner-ups if it was up to me. But again, all of them absolutely rocked my world. Thanks people, now I have to go pick up my eyeballs off of the floor in the dark.
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January 26th, 2007 #113Originally Posted by Shelly Wan
!!!! There is much love for you right now!(especially with all the marriage proposals! oooh yeah!) Shelly i'm glad you didnt leave! See how far you've gotten! I too felt like quitting in this last round...I had a feeling of uselessness... like " why bother" but i'm glad I kept pushing and one of the things that made me want to keep going was that I knew you and everyone else kept going as well! I've learned so much, and I feel as if I've already won!
;p with that said, good luck everyone! ...we don't need it though, we did good!
I'll see you all one LMS from now. (lms4! ;p)
¡Que Viva El Concept Art Atelier!
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January 26th, 2007 #114I'll see you all one LMS from now. (lms4! ;p)
January 26th, 2007 #115
i dont know what to say. but there all so amazing that i have to say something... yea nothing i say would be compliment anuf for what you 5 did
never updated sketchbook
hopefully weekly updated blog
January 27th, 2007 #116
Cody you have to do another one immediately! You've got your work cut out for ya! I hope to see you 5 again in the next one I like the challenge of going up against some of the best artist in the world. YOu guys and gals rocked this LMS! I am still gasping at at all of these!
January 27th, 2007 #117Originally Posted by Vyle
One day they're like all over the forums, and the next day they retire to shag sheep in the forest...
Your Gnomon movie Was Verry, Verry Nice BTW (I didnt really get the ending though, was that french guy with the glases friends with the bad cop that drank the fake pinecolada in the umbrella beach bar? And what happened to the space boss bad guy? It was really hard to follow...).
Cody dude, like Beelow said, the best way for this to grow would be to do another LMS right away, (It would be cool to get the media attention on this, get some real sponsors in there, naked chicks, free beer and such, everything that art is all about).
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So LHD got me thinking, should I set up my latest model in order to share it and and submit it to Daz as a content provider.
As I seem to have a bit of spare time at the moment, I decided the challenge may be worth facing and I've spent the last 24 hours deconstructing the model and giving all the pieces and groups unique names… Organising all the components is time consuming.
My plan is to create at least two versions of the model, one plainish (the pale blue & silver) and one with more complex stone and gold materials. All the mats will be Bryce procedurals and I'm thinking about organising the models into groups (or families but I've heard that families don't work too well on the Mac version) so that editing material areas (Stone parts, metal parts, paving parts etc.) is easy for further user customisation.
Supplied as both .obp files and as scene files. The scene files would have camera view memory dots for easy access to dynamic views and I was also wondering if I could save sky memory dots (daytime, night time and sun set for instance) to give easier access to different moods/atmospheres. While testing this I found that the sky memory dots don't save the soft shadows option!
I'm thinking when it's complete submit it to Daz for distribution as a freebie.
What problems am I going to come across?
Several people here have been through this process there are bound to be things I'm not aware of that could potentially save me a lot of time if the solutions can be built into the work flow instead of completing the model and then having to deconstruct it again because of some issue I hadn't thought of.
For instance; Should I convert the Booleans to Meshes?
If it's accepted and released as a freebie, would I get any indication of how many people had downloaded it? (this info would help to decide if it was worth exploring building more models but to sell).
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2. In a 9x13-inch baking dish, line half cookies. Pour little coffee on each of them.
3. In a bowl combine egg yolks and vanilla seeds. Whisk until it starts to change color.
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5. Drop salt, and whisk until creamy consistency.
6. Add mascarpone and whip for a couple of minutes.
7. Spoon half of the batter on top of cookies. Spread evenly.
8. Lay remaining cookies on top, cover them with coffee, and spread remaining mascarpone mixture on it.
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10. For topping, in a small bowl, combine sugar, walnut, and cocoa powder. Mix well.
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Hello Nice theme… do we also get the demo switcher in purchase?
If not, how much more to pay?
Best Regards Icemanmx
I apologize, but the demo switcher does not come with the theme, and is not available for purchase.
@ThemeBlvd – Awesome theme!! Nice clean code and VERY well documented.
Hello – I purchased this theme and love it But it seems that there is a browser issue with the background color. When I first posted my site, my background color was a soft gray (#eeeeee), but after Firefox (and Explorer for that matter) released it's latest upgrade, the background color defaulted to a royal blue. Can you please provide an upgrade fix? Thanks
Can you provide a link to the problem so I can see?
This is where I've posted the website – http://www.noticesolutions.com
I'm sorry but I don't really have a quick fix because these issues are because of customizations you've made to the theme. There's no real way for me to easily identify what you've done without sifting through everything.
Here's a screenshot of the theme I just took in Firefox 4:
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Hmmm… Any suggestions?
I think you've added an extra closing
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Problem fixed Thanks again for a great theme. If you click on that link again, you'll see your theme put to good use – http://www.noticesolutions.com
Thanks. I'll trace my steps. I appreciate your help.
Hello, The design is great very skilled and vesatile. Could you let me know how I can get the blog to work as I prefer the HTMl version but I am unsure if the blog needs to run via wordpress? Any assistance or advice would be greatly appreciated
This is just a static HTML theme. If you wanted the blog to function in some way, you'd need to develop it into some sort of dynamic application. I think you might have meant to purchase the WordPress theme.
Hi Jason, love the theme. One question: When I view the self-hosted video on the portfolio page (straight out of the box) the lightbox pops up, I can see the video player, but the video does not play. On your demo page everything works perfectly and the code appears to be the same. Does this have something to do with FlashyFlash's comments regarding the new version of Flash? Do I need to update the video.swf file?
It's because when you're viewing the site locally on your computer, Flash is going to block trying to access a source from the Internet. The example video is located on the Internet. Either replace with a local video or upload the site to a web server.
Here's a screenshot from my computer what it tells me: http://ploader.net/files/4f55f3e41c91f7892ae63623060e2539.png
Got it! Thanks for the support!
Hi there! Great theme!
Within your "Everything Slider" there is an embedded video within the last slide. The slider automatically transitions to the next slide after a few seconds. For my purposes, I would like the embedded video slide to be the ONLY slide without transitions. Would I be able to do this and if so are there instructions within the download files to explain to me how?
Thanks! I hope there's a solution and I'll buy the theme right away!
Within the options of the theme this is not possible. This would be a customization you'd need to make.
The anything slider is controlled with a plugin call Cycle. It's pretty popular and so you can find a lot of tutorials on working with it. I don't know off the top of my head if there's an easy way to make it rotate once and then stop on the last slide, but I'd imagine it's possible. You can find the javascript call for the Cycle plugin in this file:
includes/theme_functions/alyeska_slideshow.phpYou can get started here:
I can't help but notice there's no Dropcap feature in the HTML version but is available in Wordpress? Or you didn't list it in the feature demo?
It's not but you could easily add it.

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First off…beautifully designed / coded / and documented template. This has been my best purchase of the year. So easy to work with and incorporate into my custom .net cms system.
A client of mine wants the template to be wider. Is there an easy ay to make the "boxed-light" version a bit wider? ie. I want to make the whole boxed template 1250px wide. But when I change the #main-wrapper width larger (from the 1000px) the template (main-wrapper) floats left.
You'd have to change the width of the inner div's, as well, so everything adds up to your new total width. Just use a CSS inspector and see what has widths.
hi, great theme – love the way you have built so many ways to vary the look.
one small problem – I want to get rid of rounded borders on images and can't find it anywhere, where do I look?
Can you link to an example of what you're referring to?
This is an awesome theme, nice work.
However, I was wondering if there was a nice way to implement a 'subnav' in the theme. The way my site flows, having a subnav makes a lot more sense than nested menus. Nothing fancy or ajax requiring, just a bunch of links that appear below the nav (or as tabs above the page div) when you're on a specific page.Also, there are two bugs I spotted:
- There is a missing image called arrows-ffffff.png.
- On the 'Single Blog Post' page, the last two comments are both dark instead of going dark/light
The theme's navigation is just not setup the way you're describing, and there's no simple way to accomplish that. It would be a customization you'd need to make to the theme. I suppose you could either customize the CSS and javascriot already on the menu to make the sub-menus appear as you describe, or you could maybe add a new custom menu below the current in header.php and use conditional tags to show different ones on different pages? just some thoughts. Good luck!
And thanks for pointing out the bugs, I will make a not note of both.
@dpaspaporn something like this should work
jQuery.noConflict()(function($){ $(document).ready(function() { var the_slideshow = $("#homepage-slideshow .slideshow"); the_slideshow.cycle({ fx: "fade", timeout: 5000, pager: "#homepage-slideshow .slideshow-dots", pagerAnchorBuilder: paginate, next: '#homepage-slideshow .next', prev: '#homepage-slideshow .prev', speed: "2000", pause: 1, easing: "easeInOutQuint", after: function(currSlideElement, nextSlideElement, options, forwardFlag) { if($(nextSlideElement).hasClass('no-transition')){ the_slideshow.cycle('pause'); } }, }) }); });and for your slide …

... hope it helps
Ok guys!
I need some information for the Alyeska HTML Version.
Where do I put my email address to get the messages from the contact form?
Towards the top, there are comments that say "BEGIN EDITING " and "END EDITING ". You want to edit the two options you in between.
So, for example, for your email, you'd take this line:
$to = "email@example.com";
And replace firstname.lastname@example.com with your email address. Make sense?
Thanks for your fast reply!
Much appreciated!
I'm looking to buy this template but need to ask a couple of questions first:
1. Is it possible to replace the slider on the home page with a static image please?
2. Also I would like to reduce the height of the picture that I add for a static image.
Many thanks,
You can put anything you want in place of slideshow. Check out the theme overview video: http://vimeo.com/20280926
Hi Jason. Love the theme. I'm working with a static html site and I have a page with several toggle elements listed vertically. I'm wondering if there is a way to name each toggle box and then call on them with a hash tag in the url so that the appropriate box opens on page load. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
No, you wouldn't be able to do this with the way it's setup. Right now it works with jquery .click method, so you'd have to completely re-tool the javascript that controls the toggle to make that happen.
Good day I already purchased this Template but I have a question is it possible to move the main template(the light or Dark one) to the Left and add a column to the right side of the template?
Yes, with your theme package there are various examples of different layouts. Here is an example of a page with a right sidebar:http://www.themeblvd.com/demo-html/complexity/standard.php
Although I do provide many example pages, anything additional you'd like to accomplish would be a customization you'd need to make to the theme.
Hi, great theme, this is my first website and your clean structure was easy to follow and i love the style. However jsut recently my contact form has stopped working. Could you take a look at it and let me know what you think?http://www.mcmc.ie/contact.html Also, this funny google analytics code has suddenly appeared on at the top of the page but it is not in my code, i know this isnt relevant to your template but any advise would be great. Thanks, would really appreciate it.
The contact form doesn't work because the sendmail.php file isn't there:http://www.mcmc.ie/sendmail.php
And if it is there, it means you've given it permissions that are not readable on your web server. So go in there with your FTP program, and confirm it's there and that it has readable permissions.
And you're seeing the analytics code because you've not copied it into your site incorrectly – It looks like you've pasted it inside the opening head tag of your site.
Screenshot: http://picturestack.com/968/467/joTScreenShotHfm.png
Maybe this tutorial would be helpful: http://www.google.com/support/analytics/bin/answer.py?answer=55488
Thanks very much, awesome feedback!
Love the theme and so easy to customise! I have built my site and the only issue I have is the homepage slideshow. Works perfectly in Firefox on W2K and XP, but IE7 on XP and IE8 XP don't have the fade in and out.
The site is at :http://webplasmatest2.co.uk/mainsite/
It is currently password protected just to stop SE's (could've used robots.txt I know):
username: mark password: mark4
Any thoughts?
Thx Mark
I'm sorry Mark, but I'd have absolutely no idea what to do about that one. Fixing the fade transition for IE7 /8 on windows XP? Ha, I think you might have have to live with that one.
A stupid question, but where do I find the Alyeska documentation? I know I've seen it somewhere … need to get the code for the content slides mentioned in the video.
It's in your download package from ThemeForest in the folder named documentation. Just go to your ThemeForest Downloads page and download the theme again.


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Thread: Galen's digital sketchbook
March 29th, 2005 #1
Galen's digital sketchbook
Hi folks!
My name is Galen Beals and I've been working in 3D animation since 93. You might think that I would have to have a good grasp of 2D art to be able to do that but guess what?! Well, you'll see for yourself. My parents are artists so I grew up being encouraged to draw and sculpt a lot which I had been doing extensively until I started getting more into stop motion animation and eventually 3D computer animation in the 90's. I've worked for Will Vinton studios, Hash inc, Flying rhino and now I'm at Bent Image Lab here in Portland, Oregon.
Anyway, I've been aching to get back to drawing but I'm more then a little rusty. My hope is that by posting these here It'll help me get better so please let the feedback flow. These are all new as of a few months ago when I got Painter 9 and Sketchbook pro. I've also been playing around on a tablet PC (Acer) that I've been borrowing from work now and then. I have to say, It's been fantastic!
some designs for a friends short film
we are all connected but disconnected
this a one a did for a friend
I posted this in another thread so I thought I would post the original here. The character in the middle is Paul from Frank Herbert's Dune. I love the Dune series.
Reilly is a character from a screenplay I'm writing
some more junk
I did this today
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I like it, though I don't know what to critique, since you don't seem to be going for realistic anatomy, etc.
March 29th, 2005 #3
Thank! Any kind of feedback is good. Love it, hate it, whatever. Just let me know what you think.
Thanks again!
March 29th, 2005 #4
Here's some more:
One of my biggest issues when drawing is hands. So, I copied some of Bengal's great drawings in the hopes of bettering my skills.
Here's some expirements with oils in Painter:
I don't always draw girls:
and some abstract stuff that I actuallly really enjoy doing:
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oh thats so nice stuff, dont know what you wanna hear... i like your style!
well, im not so familiar with abstract stuff, so i cant really say anything about these, but the sketches are so cute *ohmygod*
i'd like to see some more of these... what about realistic stuff?
cheers ~ schnikko
March 29th, 2005 #6
Thanks! Yep, I plan on getting some life drawing time in pretty soon. Sitting in a cafe with the tablet PC is sounding really fun right now... Alas, I'm at work right now.
March 29th, 2005 #7
I've never seen such a style, damn refreshing. Try to work on more confident line work, though. The edges of your characters seem a little rough. Keep this shizzle coming, it's damn cool.
He who asks is a fool for five minutes,
but he who does not ask remains a fool forever.
Starting over.
March 29th, 2005 #8
Wow Thanks! I have to admit my influences in no specific order: Peter DeSeve, Frezzato, Tons of manga to numerous to mention, Bengal, Miazaki, Mobius, Enki Bilal and a ton of others from Heavy Metal artists.
This was a simple design that accompanied a pitch for a TV series I wrote called Raven and Finch:
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I like your style.. very loose and naturally flowing. I especially love the personality and expression you give your characters, nice and believable.
March 30th, 2005 #10
Thanks Neg! Thanks for all the positive feedback. About the scratchy lines: My friend calls is "chicken scratch". I've always drawn like that. I sort of draw and draw and draw until I see the line I like. I guess I should try to use less lines. One thing though; I've never really liked the stark graphic, black and white comic look. I've always gravitated more toward styles that are more loose and rough. A lot of European graphic novels that I was into in the 80's where very much raw like that. I guess I've just never moved away from that. My sketches could definitely use some clean up anyway.
November 7th, 2005 #11
Woops! It's been kind of a long time since I last posted here. I've been reading a lot(Gene Wolfe is awesome!), developing lot's of personal projects. That sort of stuff. Here's something from my "Real" sketchbook. This is over the course of about 8 months or so Mostly just junk. But that's what this is for right? It's kind of cool to see the progression...
These next few are from sitting in a cafe and trying to draw characters of people.
I'm a little embarrassed but these are character and ship designs for a Star Wars based story I have been brewing.... [I'm such a geek...]
Back at the cafe.
Oops! Note to self: don't draw on the opposite side of the page in pencil.
These are designs for a short I was working on.
Some more cafe sketches
Thanks for watching
November 7th, 2005 #12
Wonderful style. I love it. The only thing I see is that sometimes even in the un-realistic things, your legs seem to short, or your arms to long, but that could just be taste. Great stuff though, keep it up.=D
November 11th, 2005 #13
Hey Moonpuff,
Thanks for the encouraging words! Yeah, proportions have always been an issue for me. I need to work on that. I think I've fallen into a trap where I never learned to really look at the length of limbs because I was always trying to exaugurate the poses. Now, as I start drawing more from life (even when I'm trying to make a simple character) I'm wishing I had paid more attention. Oh, well. I need more practice that's all.