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Live video stream with the Museum of Contemporary Art in Vladivostok.
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Live video stream with the Museum of Contemporary Art in Vladivostok.
AboutOn 4th of July 2014 Hundred Years Gallery will host a live video stream with the Museum of Contemporary Art in Vladivostok, Russia, organised by Ilya Fedorov and Nastya Krasnova of Primorsky Regional Centre of Folk Culture. Both venues will present a series of original collages by Victoria Kovalenko entitled 'Do It Properly'. This will be a live communication between Far East Russia and England devoted to UK-Russia year of Culture which will merge various art forms into one project. Theatrical studio âEtude' (based in Far East Russia) under the direction of R. Rabaeva will visualize exhibited works and give their interpretation of the concept. Participants will use artistic language of pantomime to transform retinal art into theatrical performance. Webcast starts Friday 4th of July: 12:00 London time / 22:00 Vladivostok time The project follows Andy Warhol's philosophy of leftovers. It consists of images devoted to monotone everyday life routine; type of images we don't look at. These images were initially deprived attention, but became self-sufficient after losing their functionality. They have been blown up and reproduced as colour paper hand made cut-outs. I tell a story of objects-signs-actions from every day life. They have colourful representatives instructions. When was the last time you looked at one? They are fun and they teach you to DIP: do it properly. Photography came naturally: a desire to create my own reality by capturing what's around. Digital work in progress is cheap, printing is pricy. I swapped to paper collages bright, versatile, accessible. I believe an artist is a person who can say âno' to things, narrowing down the choices. That's how he/she creates their own style. Victoria Kovalenko (b. Siberia, Russia) graduated in MA Photography from the Sir John Cass, LMU in 2010. Her photographs have been featured in numerous exhibitions in London and most prominently at the Krasnoyarsk Museum Centre and the Primorskiy State Museum im.V.K. Arseniev Vladivocstok, Russia. She currently lives and works in London. https://victoria-kovalenko.squarespace.com http://www.blackmarketartfair.com/en/messe/artists/victoria-kovalenko/
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Honey Mustard Bbq Chicken Stir Fry
18 May 2010
|Couscous pasta
|10 Ounce (1 Box)
|1 Tablespoon
|Skinless boneless chicken
|1 Pound, cut into strips
|Red bell pepper
|1 Medium, cut into thin strips
|1 Medium, sliced
|Honey mustard
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs) (Tangy)
|Barbecue sauce
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
Prepare couscous according to package directions.
Keep warm.
Heat 1 tablespoon oil in large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat.
Cook and stir chicken in batches 5 to 10 minutes or until browned.
Transfer to bowl.
Drain fat.
Heat 1 tablespoon oil in same skillet until hot.
Cook and stir vegetables 3 minutes or until crisp-tender.
Return chicken to skillet.
Stir in 2/3 cup water, mustard and barbecue sauce.
Heat to boiling, stirring often.
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Squeeze the valentine open. Fold down the flaps on one end. It should fold down easily, especially if you scored it. If you need to you can glue or tape this end so whatever you put in it doesn't fall out.
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1799 $5 Small Stars Reverse MS62 NGC. Breen-6435, BD-4, R.7....
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1799 BD-4 Half Eagle, MS621799 $5 Small Stars Reverse MS62 NGC. Breen-6435, BD-4, R.7. Both dies are perfect with no lapping, clash marks, or die cracks, apparently as always, and the reflective fields suggest an early strike from newly prepared dies. In Early U.S. Gold Coin Varieties, A Study of Die States 1795-1834, John Dannreuther described two die states, perfect or with reverse clash marks. He further suggested that a terminal die state with later reverse die damage should exist. Indeed such a coin does exist, as an example of BD-4 with two retained cuds on the reverse appeared as lot 2260 in the Bowers and Merena March 2003 auction.
Rare Variety
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Rare Variety
Probably the Finest Known
Only 10 to 12 examples of this variety are known, according to Dannreuther, although the cataloger believes that fewer pieces actually exist, finding just eight auction records over the past 30 years, including an earlier appearance of the present specimen. Since the 1993 beginning of our Permanent Auction Archives, we have offered 46 1799 half eagles of all varieties and grades, and this is the first appearance of BD-4 in any of our sales.
When this piece was handled in 1989, at the same time that the first Bass gold sale was being prepared, and with both Bass specimens available for side-by-side study, the present cataloger wrote: "This is apparently a very rare variety with most examples well circulated. In fact, this example, which is nicer than either in the Harry W. Bass, Jr. Collection, may be finest known for the die marriage."
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I live in Northern California and if you are close by I'd be happy to show you. If not email me at firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll critique whatever you like. The catch lights in the eyes will tell you a lot about the lights and where they are placed. The closer the light the less defined it is in the catchlight. It's like the difference between the effect of the harsh sunlight, which is pinpoint and a cloudy day which is diffused light.
Way back, when someone came up with the idea to diffuse the light they came up with using an umbrella. It was and still is a great light. However the light tends to head off in too many directions. So someone came up with the softbox to control it better. Both have a great quality of light but the softbox enables you to control the light direction better and to feather the light. It can keep the light from striking the lens and as well keep it off the background, if that is what you want.
A classic setup is to put the umbrella behind the camera as a fill light. Then use the softbox as your mainlight up close at about a 45 degree angle. Set the umbrella at F5.6 and the mainlight at F8 and you have a 3:1 lighting ratio. When using negs set the camera at F5.6 and shoot away. Move the mainlight for different lighting patterns. Keep the light so the catchlights are at about 10 o'clock or 2 o'clock in the eyes. A nice soft effect is to have the light so there is a nice triangle of highlight just below the closest eye.(this is caused by the nose blocking the light). Anyway play around with light and you'll see it.
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Arizona Cardinals vs. Atlanta Falcons Pick
- Updated: November 17, 2012
NFL Picks
Arizona Cardinals
Atlanta Falcons
Date/Time: Sunday, Nov.18 1 p.m. (ET)
Television: Fox
NFL Odds from Sportsbook
Point Spread: Falcons -10
Total: 44
NFL Betting Game Trends
Arizona Cardinals
- Arizona is 0-5 SU in its last 5 games
- The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Arizona's last 5 games on the road
- Arizona is 3-16 SU in its last 19 games on the road
- Arizona is 2-5 SU in its last 7 games when playing Atlanta
- Arizona is 2-5 ATS in its last 7 games when playing Atlanta
Atlanta Falcons
- The total has gone OVER in 7 of Atlanta's last 9 games when playing Arizona
- Atlanta is 5-2 SU in its last 7 games when playing Arizona
- Atlanta is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games at home
- Atlanta is 8-1 SU in its last 9 games
- The total has gone UNDER in 8 of Atlanta's last 11 games at home
NFL Pick – Week 11
After four weeks, both of these teams were unbeaten. Since then, these two teams have gone in very different directions. The Arizona Cardinals have lost five straight games, and they now sit at 4-5 on the season. Atlanta was unbeaten until last week's tough 31-27 loss at New Orleans. The Falcons will look to return to their winning ways as they return home for this one. Arizona is just looking to get off the mat. Let's take a look at this NFC matchup.
Game Overview:
Arizona was the talk of the league after a 4-0 start, but they haven't been able to get a win ever since. The Cardinals have had Jon Skelton under center of late because Kevin Kolb is injured. Skelton hasn't been able to get into a rhythm at the quarterback spot. He has just two touchdown passes on the year. He has a 65.8 quarterback rating. It doesn't help that Arizona has virtually no running game. Beanie Wells and Ryan Williams are both hurt, and LaRod Stephens-Howling is averaging less than three yards per carry.
The Cardinals defense is still very good, and they have been able to keep the team in most of their games this season. Arizona ranks second in the league in pass defense. Patrick Peterson is quickly becoming one of the best cornerbacks in the NFL. Arizona has several guys who can really get after the opposing quarterback, and that takes pressure off the secondary as well. Overall, the Cardinals are giving up only 19.2 points per game this year.
Matt Ryan and the Atlanta Falcons were only one play away from keeping their unbeaten season alive, but they were unable to convert on fourth and goal last weekend. Despite outgaining the Saints, the Falcons lost a close one and fell to 8-1. Still, there's no doubt that Atlanta would have been thrilled if you had told them before the season they would be 8-1 after nine games. Tony Gonzalez was supposed to be too old to be a go to guy at this point, but he has proven the critics wrong. Gonzalez has 61 catches to lead the team this year. Julio Jones is listed as questionable this weekend, which is certainly a concern for Falcons fans. Matt Ryan is having his best season as a pro. Ryan has a stellar 102.6 quarterback rating.
Atlanta's defense first made their mark in a big way by picking off Peyton Manning four times in the first half of a Monday Night Football game early this year. The Falcons have forced turnovers as well as anyone in the NFL this year. This is a unit that has given up quite a bit of yardage, but opponents haven't been able to get it into the end zone very often. Opponents are scoring 19.3 points per contest against Atlanta's defense.
The Cardinals offense is brutally bad right now, and both of these defenses are very solid. Look for a low scoring contest all the way.
Atlanta 24 Arizona 13
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External Rotator Strengthening Exercise
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Alright, so my pride-and-joy creation has gone through dozens of revamps and re-designs, and I have finally settled down on a few "final" designs, but trouble has struck.
Alright, so I've been re-designing one of the designs (procrastination slows the process), and I am adding things I've never tried to draw before, but that's for later, for now:
Here's the original.
Now what I'm doing, is adding a Hydralisk-styled mandible that encases the jaw, some other additions, and the rest (well some of) the body.
But I've run into two things I need to work on.
The first being the body itself. Now Sylizar here is built like a giant intergalactic, planet eating centipede, and to live up to the nickname "Devourer of Galaxies", he has to look pretty damn menacing. I've gotten the head to reflect this, and I've got the body too as well, problem is, his body is laced with huge spikes. Me, being lazy, kind of rushes over these spikes, and it becomes a bit of a mess.
Here's what I'm "going" for:
Here's a sample result (albeit a rather confusing sample):
Basically, what I'm asking is: Other than taking more time on it (I plan too on the next versions), what would be the best kind of spikes too use, going by my concept drawing? And how nest to do them? If someone could draw some examples, it'd be appreciated.
Dilemma #2 is more simple. Basically, on a random head design I was doing, I added a "crown".
Now my problem here, is that it looks kind of...weird. Essentially, my question is: Should I go with the crown or not? And, if I do, what would be a better way to streamline/make it more badass?
And my final question. Does he invoke a sort of "fear" in you? As in, would this creature be "terrifying" too you?
Because my goal, is not only to make him look incredibly badass, but also scary. Any suggestions?
PS: Don't worry about the lat one too much. Even if he doesn't look "explicitly" scary, I've already made the stuff he does the stuff of nightmares.
Also, if you need to see more of his body before you can do examples, just lemme know.
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This might be more appropriate in the WIP forum. Perhaps one of the mods can move it?
That said, no. It doesn't evoke fear in me. Partly because it's just sort of sitting there. He sort of looks like he's grinning, which probably isn't the effect you're going for. As for the crown, it gives me the impression of a large cartoon nose, like some of the stuff from Yellow Submarine. Which if handled right could be creepily surreal, but it would take a bit of work.
Just curious, why do you crop it off the page like that?
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1) I wasn't sure where to put this. If a mod needs to move it, they're (obviously) welcome too.
2) Yeah, the fear thing will probably go more through his actions, but it varies between people as well.
As for the grinning, I did kind of go for that, but more for subtley. I just find monsters that are intelligent very creepy. For reference, this picture would probably be moments before he destroys or kills. Of course, this kind of averts the emotionless-"ness" I want, but still, I find it creepy.
3) Yeah, that's more or less why I need to work on the crown. I don't want his horn to look like a nose or the crown too look cheesy.
The main idea for the crown was to assist his imposing looks and further drive home how evolved he is by this point.
4) Cropped? You mean the horn out of the picture? Or the size of the images themselves?
Speaking of which, anyone know how to resize these? They weren't this big when I first posted them, but it seems I made a mistake.
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Buying a new bulb/lamp: Tips on getting one ideal for making art by?
Ah, something else to buy!
I realize that many cheap lights people put on their desks to work by don't reveal "accurate" colors. (I'm assuming the definition of "accurate" means "as if being lit by sunlight").
Now, which is the best "type" of light to paint/draw by?
Is it Flourescent?
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Does a "drafting lamp" have the same characteristics as an "artist" lamp?
A company named "ott-lite" claims to make full-spectrum "true" lights. Are they overrated?
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This might help even if it's slightly more elaborate than your original question.
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Thanks for the link, Qitsune! I found it informative.
Unfortunately I'm not preparing a studio now, just getting a clip-on light for my table, so I guess I'm just concerned about bulb types right now.
Oh and by the way I'll probably be using a device that's fitted with 2 horizontal bulbs so if there's some recommended combination I could manage it.
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If you get one of those energy saving bulbs you'll get a pale blue just visible amount of blue which is generally the right lighting considering you should be painting from the natural light pale blue is second best.
August 8th, 2008 #5
Well as posted in the link I gave, light temperature (color) is measured in K (kelvins) and "daylight" is around 42 000k so you can check that on the packaging of the better light bulbs (super cheap ones might not have a K rating)
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Hmmm good point. I'm not sure if they make bulbs in long form though (what I'm looking for).
Do you (or anyone) know if those "cool white" flourescent lights have enough blue in them to seem natural?
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well i have them all over home so yes. but they don't come in long form to what i know but their inexpensice enough to buy in bulk
August 8th, 2008 #8
What you want is a "combo lamp" such as
It's a flourescent ring shaped bulb, with an incandescent regular house bulb in the middle. The warm house bulb, and the cool flourescent balance each other out and give you a very nice natural colored light.
You can even turn the different lights on seperately to see how the work looks different in different lighting. This clamps to a desk, so it's very easy to use.
Edit: I just noticed that particular link doesn't include the flourescent bulb. Look elsewhere and I'm sure you can find one with that bulb included. Also, I'm sure you can find it cheaper as well. I think I paid $60 for mine (although that was ten years ago)
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Yeah that's what I was looking for! Being able to see it in both warm and cool sounds like a great idea.
Now what shape is that fluorescent bulb it requires? Is it one of those curly ones or just round or does it matter?
August 11th, 2008 #10
The bulb is a big ring, with the regular house bulb going in the center. The lamp SHOULD come with the correct bulb. If it says no bulbs included look elsewhere, because I have no idea how easy they are to find. I've never needed to replace mine.


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Bluntisham is a village in the Huntingdonshire district of Cambridgeshire, England. It is near Earith and east of St Ives. The villages of Colne, Woodhurst, and Somersham are close by.
The prime meridian passes through the western edge of Bluntisham.
The village was known as Bluntersham between the 10th and 13th centuries, Blondesham in the 14th century, and Bluntysham, Bluntsome and Blunsham in the 16th century.[1] Due to the close proximity of Bluntisham and Earith, the two formed the parish of Bluntisham-cum-Earith, with the parish church in Bluntisham and a chapelry in Earith. However, the civil parish of Bluntisham-cum-Earith was dissolved in 1948 when the two were separated.[citation needed]
There is evidence to suggest that Neolithic and Roman inhabitants once settled in Bluntisham. The manor of Bluntisham goes back to the early part of the 10th century, when it was seized by Toli the Dane, who is said to have been the jarl or alderman of Huntingdon. Toli was killed at the Battle of Tempsford in 917, at which point the county returned to the rule of Edward the Elder. Bluntisham later became the property of Wulfnoth Cild who sold it circa 970–75 to Bishop Æthelwold of Winchester and Brithnoth, the first Abbot of Ely, for the endowment of Ely Abbey. The sale was confirmed by King Edgar, but when he died in 975 a claim was made by the sons of Bogo de Hemingford, who believed that it was the inheritance of their uncle. Their claim was declared false at the county court, and the sale to Ely Abbey went ahead. Bluntisham remained under ownership of the Bishop of Ely until the dissolution of the monasteries, when it was granted to the dean and chapter of Ely. Valentine Walton was appointed governor of Ely in 1649 for his services to Oliver Cromwell's Parliament. Upon the Restoration, it was restored to the dean and chapter. In 1869, it was taken over by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, who remain lords of the manor.[1]
The village was built up around four fields. The north-western part of the parish contains Higham Field, with Gull Field (named for the gills which slope towards the Great Ouse) to the south-west. Colneway Field lay to the north-east of Higham Field, with Old Mill (or "Inhams") Field located between Colneway and Bury Fen, stretching to Earith.[1] A large wood known as "Bluntisham Hangar" once existed south of Highams Field, and is probably that mentioned in the Domesday Book.[2] In 1341 the wood was recorded as the boundary of the Bishop of Ely's right of hunting.[1] Bluntisham's woodland declined from 68 acres (280,000 m2) in 1843 to 10 acres (40,000 m2) by 1925.[citation needed]
The Old Rectory, now known as Bluntisham House, was built circa 1720, with wings added in the 18th century and further alterations in the 19th century. The doorway was taken from the Old Slepe Hall in St. Ives, the former home of Oliver Cromwell. The building, once home to Dorothy L. Sayers, has a Grade II* listing.[3]
The parish was once home to the most successful Bandy club in British history, the Bury Fen Bandy club.[citation needed] From this famous club came Charles Goodman Tebbutt, who was responsible for the first published rules of Bandy in 1882.[4] Bury Fen is still popular for ice skating when it floods and freezes over in colder winters.[5]
The author and agricultural reformist H. Rider Haggard visited the village in 1901, while travelling through Huntingdonshire. He commented on the "very excellent dwellings", built for local agricultural workers.[6]
The Barograph in the centre of the High Street was erected in 1911 as a memorial to some of the Tebbutt family and is kept in working order by the Bluntisham Feoffees charity.[7]
Local buses are provided by local company Go Whippet (route 21 to St Ives) and Stagecoach (route A, peak times to Cambridge).[8]
Bluntisham has its own primary school, St. Helens, which educates children aged 4–11. The school is linked to the secondary school Abbey College, in Ramsey.
Local Amenities[edit]
As of December 2013, the village boasts the following amenities:
- Village Hall (hosting a variety of activities including line dancing and badmington)
- Surgery[9]
- Recycling centre (on Heath Road)[10]
- Petrol Station
- Public House
- Local Shop
- Local gym
- Fish and chip shop
- Hairdresser
- Car Repair Workshop
- Playing fields (football and cricket)[11]
- Orchard
The oldest church in Bluntisham is St. Mary's Church on Rectory Road. It is likely to be the church mentioned in the Domesday record for Bluntisham, however the original building no longer exists. The chapel was built in the 1330s, and the west tower from 1370–1380. Part of the church was rebuilt in 1450, and restoration work was carried out from 1850-1913. The church has eight bells, three of which date from the 1500s.[1] The church can list its rectors back to 1217, and counts among them Henry Sayers, father of Dorothy L. Sayers. St. Mary's is a Grade I listed building with an organ and regular bell ringing sessions.[12]
There is also a Baptist Church on the High Street, which has existed in Bluntisham in some form since the 18th century.[13] John Wheatley, a local carpenter, was a member of the Church and built the Meeting House and School buildings in the 19th century. In the School he placed a number of hand-carved wooden heads, thought to be likenesses of himself and his friends. He was also a teacher at the Sunday School.[14]
The area is low-lying and very flat.[15] The gravel soil is used to grow fruit trees, barley and oats, while wheat is grown in the loam and clay soil.[1] The village was once home to many orchards, and fruit farming was very profitable. Some residents still sell fruit on roadside stalls, but oilseed rape is the more popular crop nowadays.[15] Traditionally water was derived from gravel springs, but later wells were fed by surface water. A hand water pump, now defunct, still stands on the high street. Somersham Road yielded a chalybeate spring, where more than one attempt was made in the 18th century to establish a spa. The "healing" properties of its waters were recommended by John Addenbrooke, founder of Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge, among others.[1]
Notable residents[edit]
- Crime writer Dorothy L. Sayers lived in the village from 1897, when her father became the rector, to 1917. Her novel The Nine Tailors was inspired by her father's restoration of the Bluntisham church bells in 1910.[16]
- Sir Jervoise Athelstane Baines, an administrator in the Indian Civil Service who headed the 1891 Census of India, was born on 17 October 1847 in the village.[17]
- John Wheatley, a carpenter and astronomer, was born in Earith in 1812 and moved to Bluntisham in 1827. He sent a carved wooden model of a farmstead to The Great Exhibition in 1851 and was awarded a silver medal.[14] A residential street in Bluntisham, Wheatley Crescent, is named after him.
- Jazz musician Chris Barber currently resides in Bluntisham.[18]
- British artist Annemarie Wright moved to Bluntisham when she was eight years old. Wright now resides in Birmingham.[citation needed]
- Muse lead singer and guitarist Matthew Bellamy lived in the village for a short period in his childhood before moving to Teignmouth.[citation needed]
- Actresses and musicians Siobhan O'Neill, Aislinn O'Neill and Ceara O'Neill currently reside in the village.[citation needed]
- ^ a b c d e f g "Parishes - Bluntisham cum Earith". British History Online. Retrieved 1 June 2013.
- ^ "Bluntisham Domesday Book". Open Domesday. Retrieved 1 June 2013.
- ^ "Bluntisham House, Bluntisham". British Listed Buildings. Retrieved 2 June 2013.
- ^ "Going for Gold: 4 Ice skating". Cambridgeshire Archives. 7 August 2012. Retrieved 2 June 2013.
- ^ "Bluntisham". Huntingdonshire District Council. Retrieved 2 June 2013.
- ^ "Rider Haggard in Bluntisham". Cambridgeshire County Council. 22 November 2012. Retrieved 16 June 2013.
- ^ "Local Items of Interest". Bluntisham.info. Retrieved 2 June 2013.
- ^ "Bluntisham bus guide".
- ^ "Local NHS Surgery".
- ^ "Local Recycling Centre".
- ^ "Bluntisham Cricket Club".
- ^ "St Mary, Bluntisham". A Church Near You. Retrieved 2 June 2013.
- ^ "Our History - Church History". Bluntisham Baptist Church. Retrieved 2 June 2013.
- ^ a b "Our History - John Wheatley". Bluntisham Baptist Church. Retrieved 2 June 2013.
- ^ a b "St Mary, Bluntisham-cum-Earith". Meridian Benefice. Retrieved 2 June 2013.
- ^ "Dorothy L Sayers and the Fens, Cambridgeshire". Retrieved 2 June 2013.
- ^ "Obituary: Sir Athelstane Baines". The Times (London). 27 November 1925.
- ^ "Tributes flood in for the 'Sultan of Skiffle'". Cambridge News. 6 November 2002. Retrieved 16 June 2013.
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Is there any reason Wiiflow is installed on a usb device rather than the sd card. It would be easier for my wife not to have to switch to usb in the homebrew channel.
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I doesn't seem to work properly for me.
I did the "softmod any wii" guide before (including putting the app-pack3 on a SD card). Wiiflow was there as a channel. I did not follow the guide to install d2x v7 since another person here said it was not necessary (like I said, I did the softmod guide already). Now when I go on the wiiflow channel, either on the system menu or the homebrew channel, it bugs. It doesn't seem to see my NAND, and I tried to backup a game... bug! Any clues?
Is there any reason Wiiflow is installed on a usb device rather than the sd card. It would be easier for my wife not to have to switch to usb in the homebrew channel.
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You can mess about with the setups but I can't confirm if u will be able to get nand emulation running with any other setup
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I got an hdd formatted to wbfs with all my backuped games. i turned them into ios files and copied them to my pc (for another backup). can i use them on a fat32 hdd so i'll be able to make emulated NAND as well?
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Did letterbomb hack several weeks ago...all is good....setup USB drive with 2 partitions...part1...wbfs.....900GB....2nd part...Fat32......32GB.....have all my settings for homebrew, etc pointing to USB. Wanted to start messing with wiiware,etc from USB...followed guide...no issues along the way...put updated wiiflow and ini in apps/wiiflow.....nand folder in root....install d2x7 in all recommended slots, etc.......when its finally time to access Wiiflow, it goes to 1st couple screens of loading but then pulls what we used to call stack error......lines and lines of hex addys and values, etc....then says reloading and goes to system menu. Not having any issues playing games from disc, or USB Drive....or any other issues...just cannot launch wiiflow since doing mod.
Update: Using original wiiflow(from letterbomb hack) with new ini gives same stack error....original wiiflow with original ini pulls no error, but cannot see my nand(no games on drive do you wish to install) on usb2(Fat32)......if I set to usb1 it sees my backup isos on wbfs
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thank you for your answer, what about games that take more then 4 GB like Smash Bros Brawl? how can their iso fit to fat32 format hdd?
Wii game manager can split the file for u
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Thanks' i'll give it a shot
OK, setup a different HD ...1 500GB partition(Fat32) and nothing else. Copied contents from original drive.....reloaded...now it goes to 2nd wiiflow screen(black & White with scrolling dots) stays there for about a minute then loads homebrew.


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|Kelly Olynyk drops 25 in NBA summer league debut
|07.08.13 at 8:25 am ET
Celtics first-round pick Kelly Olynyk scored 25 points in just 27 minutes of a 95-88 loss to the Magic during his NBA summer league debut in Orlando on Sunday.
Olynyk converted 9-of-12 attempts, including the first two of four 3-point shots, to go along with seven rebounds. Oh, and six fouls.
'I really like his game,' new Celtics coach Brad Stevens told The Boston Globe from the sidelines. 'He's really bright. You can tell he makes others around him better. I thought he did some good things defensively as well. He's going to be a good player.'
Fellow 7-footer Fab Melo added nine points and eight boards while summer league invitees Tony Mitchell (16 points) and Phil Pressey (11 points) each reached double figures. Celtics second-round pick Colton Iverson finished scoreless and grabbed four rebounds in his first game in green.
|Irish Coffee: What next for Danny Ainge's Celtics?
|07.02.13 at 8:05 am ET
Doc Rivers is gone. Come July 12, Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Jason Terry aren't walking through that door. Even Terrence Williams got the boot. And so begins the next chapter in Celtics lore.
Strap in, because this may take a while. The previous rebuilding phase lasted 22 years, and Kris Humphries is involved this time around. A locker room shared by the former Mr. Kardashian and Rajon Rondo might just ignite enough toxicity to blow these Celtics up from the inside out. That's one option, I guess.
At least C's president of basketball operations Danny Ainge acquired a handful of building blocks, adding an additional first-round draft pick in four of the next five seasons and clearing cap space in 2014. Whatever else he accomplishes over the next couple months, it will all be done with an eye toward next summer.
As a result, don't expect a Josh Smith to join the Celtics during the NBA's free-agency period that began on Monday. Ainge admitted as much when introducing "not star" rookie 7-footers Kelly Olynyk and Colton Iverson.
Sure, the Celtics could chase a sign-and-trade deal for Smith, ink Rondo's high school roommate to double-digit millions and let a handful of wildly entertaining sixth-seeded seasons commence, but that wouldn't get them much closer to the only thing that matters around here: An 18th banner. As Ainge said, "This is the Boston Celtics."
Of course, Ainge also said, "We are not tanking. That's ridiculous." So, what exactly is he doing?
|Danny Ainge talks Dwight Howard, NBA free agency
|07.01.13 at 9:56 pm ET
While Danny Ainge told reporters in Mattapan that "free agency right now is not a priority for us," the Celtics president of basketball operations inquired about free agent Lakers center Dwight Howard.
Ainge reportedly put a call in to gauge Howard's interest in a sign-and-trade involving the C's bitter rivals, but Howard's representatives said, "No," according to The Boston Globe's Gary Washburn.
During a press conference introducing 7-foot rookies Kelly Olynyk and Colton Iverson, Ainge announced he is more interested in "cleaning up" the roster than lobbying a list of free agents that includes Howard, Josh Smith, Tyreke Evans and Monta Ellis.
Still, Ainge reiterated his stance on Rajon Rondo: The three-time All-Star point guard is a centerpiece worth building around, and the Celtics aren't actively seeking a trade for him. That's not to say they won't pick up the phone when other teams inquire about Rondo, Brandon Bass, Jeff Green, Courtney Lee, Jared Sullinger and everybody else, including Olynyk — just as Howard's agents answered Ainge's call.
"Maybe the assumption is that we'll give away any of our players," Ainge told reporters from the Boston Center for Youth & Families Mildred Avenue Community Center. "There has been calls for all those guys, and maybe the assumption is we're just changing everybody, but we're not. We're starting to get younger."
Considering the departure of coach Doc Rivers and the pending trade of Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Jason Terry to the Nets on July 12, the Celtics appear to be sinking deeper and deeper toward the 2014 NBA draft lottery, but Ainge assured Washburn, "We are not tanking. That's ridiculous. This is the Boston Celtics."
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Less than 24 hours before the NBA's free agency period begins, the Celtics waived wing Terrence Williams on Sunday, just two days after the Chinese Basketball Association import's 26th birthday.
Williams averaged 4.6 points, 1.8 rebounds and 1.6 assists in 13.3 minutes over 24 games since his signing in mid-February. After consecutive 10-day contracts, the C's signed him for the remainder of the season with a non-guaranteed minimum contract for 2013-14.
The Celtics saved $200,000 that would have become guaranteed had Williams been on the roster at midnight. His arrest last month on gun charges that are still under investigation probably didn't help matters.
After stints on the Nets, Rockets and Kings from 2009-12, Williams played for the Guangdong Southern Tigers in China this past winter before joining the injury-riddled Celtics for the stretch run.
In five playoff appearances, Williams made little impact, playing mostly as a 6-foot-6 backup point guard to Rajon Rondo.
Once the trade of Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Jason Terry becomes official on July 12, Rondo and expected starting 2-guard Avery Bradley are the only current players on the roster capable of playing the point. Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge has plenty of priorities this summer, and backup point guard has to be one of them.
|Celtics trade up for Gonzaga center Kelly Olynyk
|06.27.13 at 9:04 pm ET
The Celtics traded the No. 16 pick and two future second-round selections to the Mavericks for the right to pick Gonzaga 7-foot center Kelly Olynyk.
Olynyk, 22, who worked out with the C's in Waltham on Sunday, averaged 17.8 points and 7.3 rebounds as a junior for the Bulldogs last season. The British Columbia native shot 62.9 percent from the field.
Little known fact about Olynyk: He has short arms. Check out WEEI.com's draft profile here.
The Celtics will send two second-round picks in 2014 — their own and the Nets second-rounder from the MarShon Brooks and JaJuan Johnson swap in 2011 — to the Mavericks in exchange for Olynyk.
According to reports, the Mavericks then traded the C's original No. 16 pick to the Hawks, who took Brazilian center Lucas Nogueira.
Meanwhile, the Celtics also traded into the second round, acquiring Indiana's No. 53 pick and selecting Colorado State 7-footer Colton Iverson, who averaged 14.2 points and 9.8 rebounds as a senior last season.
|2013 NBA Mock Draft
|06.27.13 at 5:03 pm ET
After a fortnight of Doc Rivers talk, believe it or not, the NBA draft is Thursday night. When you wake up Friday, the entire Celtics roster could be traded, but for now we'll take a stab at how the 2013 edition of the league's most unintentionally comical night might unfold.
1. Cavaliers: Nerlens Noel (Kentucky). Despite a knee injury early in his freshman season that's the latest in what is a concerning injury history for a 19-year-old, the 7-foot center and Everett, Mass., product is the best player on the board in a draft without superstars. Still developing offensively, he's an elite shot blocker.
2. Magic: Ben McLemore (Kansas). Already facing questions about a few rumored poor workouts and his relationship with an agent prior to leaving college, the 20-year-old shooting guard can still shoot the lights out.
3. Wizards: Otto Porter (Georgetown). Considered "a sure thing" by many as a big body (6-9) on the wing, the 20-year-old's Washington D.C. ties make too much sense here.
4. Bobcats: Victor Oladipo (Indiana). A 6-foot-4 shooting guard who isn't considered a great shooter, the 21-year-old is lauded for his leadership, freak athletic ability and defensive skills.
5. Suns: Anthony Bennett (UNLV): The Suns need help just about everywhere, so why not begin with a 6-foot-8 20-year-old forward who can hurt you inside and out?
|Fact or fiction: Doc Rivers' odd call to Boston media
|06.26.13 at 8:41 pm ET
So much for Doc Rivers not disputing Danny Ainge's take on the former Celtics coach's departure to the Clippers. Two hours after telling the media in Los Angeles the only reason he's coaching "is to win titles," Rivers spun around in circles on a lengthy teleconference with reporters in Boston.
While Rivers should be lauded for his willingness to discuss his professional life and a decision he had every right to make — even interrupting the Clippers public relations staff when they tried to stop the call with "two more questions" — the 27-minute interview can only be described as confusing after Ainge and Celtics owner Wyc Grousbeck shared similar opinions the last 24 hours about how it all went down.
So, let's try to separate fact from fiction one quote at a time (thoughts in italics).
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I recently experienced a very pesky electrical issue. Intermittent, as they tend to be, and elusive. I knew damn good and well it was a worn spot somewhere, grounding out and popping the fuse, but the bike would go for months- 8000 miles- before blowing the fuse again. Last time it was ascending the pass near Animas Forks. Tore the bike apart on the side of the trail trying to find the problem, but couldn't. Replaced the fuse the 5th time (after a lift from a fellow inmate into Durango) and it held until I got home. Clearly I needed a second set of eyes on the problem.
I have a KTM dealer within 1/2 mile of my home. I could damn near roll a bowling ball down the hill there and it would stop in their parking lot. They are a very hip kinda place, offer Ducatis, etc- lots of bearded hipsters. I know the owner and his family- great folks. I really, really want to be their customer.
But I take my bike (and bought my 500) from All American KTM in Ramona because they seem to actually WANT my business. RJ actually tries to help with issues and research- when I bought my 990 (used) he was instrumental in researching that bike and finally encouraging me to buy it- and not from him.
Yes, as with all dealerships, there are unsatisfied customers and/or bad experiences. Those suck, too. But he, unlike the guys downhill, don't blast their pride of indifference. Of course, I might just be an ass and they don't want me there (that's what they act like)- you'll have to decide that for yourself.
Nevertheless, I held my nose tightly and dropped my bike off in Ramona- about 45 minutes away from my home. They made special arrangements so I could drop it safely on July 4th, when they were closed. I wanted them to FIND THE ISSUE, not just make the bike run- it was running fine.
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Home » Classifieds » Electronics » Nikon D40 for sale
Nikon D40 for sale
22 April, 2012 at 12:45 pm in Electronics
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Name : Kit Fordham
Phone : +66824198949
Location : Cherng Talay
In excellent condition. Bought in 2007 and lightly used. Comes with 18-55mm kit lens, strap, charger, bag and Nikon remote. Takes great photos and is easy to use. Ideal for beginners looking to get into DSLRs. Read review of camera here: http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d40.htm
Price 11,000 Baht or very near offers


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Fred Davis Facing Six Game Suspension
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According to Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports, Redskins tightend Fred Davis is facing a six game suspension for failing a drug test.
La Canfora says his time in Washington could be coming to an end with this latest setback.
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Important Update on ECI 2015!
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