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Foster + Partners has won the competition to design Cardiff Interchange, the city's central bus station. Part of the wider Central Square regeneration masterplan for the area, also by Foster + Partners, the interchange is being relocated closer to the Cardiff Central train station in an effort to allow greater integration of all transportation networks and accommodate future growth in passenger traffic.
Foster + Partners Win Competition to Design Cardiff Interchange
Why Budapest's Contemporary Architects had to Go Underground to Find Success
This article by ArchDaily's former managing editor Vanessa Quirk first appeared on ArtsCultureBeat, the web magazine of Arts & Culture concentration at Columbia Journalism School's MA program, titled "The Secret Life of Hungarian Contemporary Architecture."
This time last year, Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orbán stood at a podium in a pristine new subway station. Raw concrete beams criss-crossed above him; state-of-the art, driverless trains stood silently beside him. It was the opening ceremony for Line 4, a subway line that due to delays, corruption, and disputes had been 40 years in the making.
"The people of Budapest began to accept the thought that only their grandchildren would use Budapest's new Metro line, or not even them." Orbán told the crowd. He recounted an old joke that embodied the cynicism that once surrounded the project: Chuck Norris had been on Metro Line 4.
Orbán credited the line's completion, which occurred only a few weeks before the 2014 parliamentary elections, to "the solidarity and unity that was established in 2010 [when Orbán's government took power] and has since been maintained." He didn't mention how, under his first government (1998 to 2002), he had withheld funds from the project, contributing significantly to its delay. Nor did he mention that his party had fought against the idea that the line, an expensive infrastructural project, needed architecture at all.
Today, though, the line's stunning architecture is its most noticeable feature. Line 4 is not just a watershed achievement in Hungary's history, but also a symbol of what it takes to make contemporary architecture in Hungary today. Both literally and figuratively, contemporary architecture had to go underground.
London Underline: Gensler Envisions Subterranean Transportation Network for London
Last night, international design firm Gensler received the London Planning Award for Best Conceptual Project for its latest vision: London Underline. The proposal explores the potential of an underground bicycle and pedestrian park beneath the streets of London. Not only does this public interest design utilize existing abandoned space, but also generates the electricity to support itself simply by being used.
City ID and Billings Jackson's Maps Hope to Make Moscow More Legible
Any system is only as good as its weakest link. A public transport system can have all manner of souped up trains, glamorous transport hubs and turbo-buses, but this can all be for nothing if one station has a confusing layout that unintentionally directs passengers onto the wrong route. For something as interconnected as a transport network, continuous and steady passenger flow is absolutely crucial. With this is mind, the Moscow Department of Transport and Road Infrastructure Development, commissioned City ID - a firm known for their wayfinding solutions in cities such as Bristol and New York - and their frequent collaborator Billings Jackson Design to develop a new system of smart signage for the city.
California Breaks Ground on America's First High Speed Rail
California has broke ground on America's first high-speed rail line in Fresno, six years after voters first approved an almost $10 billion bond act to fund the project. However, along with celebrations comes skepticism; according to an NPR report, fears of the project's failure have risen due to the rail line only having a fifth of its funding and that its nearly three-hour journey will still take longer than a flight connecting Los Angeles to San Francisco. Despite this, supporters are optimistic that the line will be up and running by 2030. The state will be relying on private investment and revenue from the state's greenhouse-gas fees to secure the remaining $55 billion needed to complete the $68 billion project.
Audi Urban Future Award 2014: Team Berlin's "Flywheel" Could Revolutionize Personal Mobility
One of three runners-up in the 2014 Audi Urban Future Award, the Berlin Team of Max Schwitalla, Paul Friedli and Arndt Pechstein proposed a futuristic and innovative concept for an entirely new type of personal transport. Drawing inspiration from sources as diverse as elevator technology and biomimicry, their designs offer a thought-provoking alternative to our existing transportation systems that could revolutionize the city as we know it.
Though their proposal ultimately lost out to Jose Castillo's Team Mexico City, the work of the Berlin team correlates closely with the aims of Audi's Urban Future Initiative, offering a compromise between the convenience and status of personal transport and the civic benefits of public transport. Read on to find out how this was achieved.
Video: Why Should Architects be Concerned About Mobility?
With the rising success of electric cars and the highly anticipated introduction of self-driving cars, it is beginning to look like the 'end of the automobile age' which many predicted just a few years ago may never come. This was the sentiment presented by Audi CEO Rupert Stadler at the presentation of the Audi Urban Future Award last night: "The car has to be seen once again as a desirable object of progress," he demanded. "To achieve this, we have to tear down the walls between infrastructure, public transportation and individual traffic." Audi's New Urban Agenda therefore sets its sights on "solutions in which individual transportation makes a positive contribution in an overall system of different forms of mobility."
"A New Online Marketplace for Mobility" Wins 2014 Audi Urban Future Award
"A New Online Marketplace for Mobility," an innovative proposal by city planner Philip Parsons and mobility expert Federico Parolotto that aims to optimize mobility in megacities, has been named the first participant in the Audi Urban Future Award 2014. Selected from a shortlist of three, the winners will now assemble a team of urban designers in order to pursue their visionary idea. Read more about their winning proposal, here.
Washington DC Metro Awarded AIA 25 Year Award
The AIA has given the 25 year award - for architectural projects which have stood the test of time - to the Washington DC Metro System. Designed by Harry Weese and opened in 1976, the metro system has been praised for its application of a sense of civic dignity to the function of transportation, as well as the consistency of the design across its 86 stations. You can read an accompanying article about the design of the Metro System here.
AD Interviews Eduardo Souto de Moura On His Latest Prize
ArchDaily got the chance to briefly speak with Pritzker-prize winning Portuguese architect Eduardo Souto de Moura when he (along with the Porto Metro Authority) received the Veronica Rudge Green Prize in Urban Design at the Harvard Graduate School of Design earlier this month. His design for the Metro system in Porto, Portugal garnered high praise from the jury, with member Rahul Mehrotra explaining that the project "shows generosity to the public realm unusual for contemporary infrastructure projects." Upon receipt of the award, the head of the Porto Metro, João Velez Carvalho, thanked Souto de Moura for his efforts in this "urban revolution" and touted Porto as a destination in which people actively and enthusiastically seek out the architecture of Souto de Moura and fellow Portuguese architect Alvaro Siza.
Souto de Moura spent a few moments with us to describe both the challenges and rewards of working on a project that saw the completion of 60 new stations constructed in 10 years within the sensitive fabric of the city of Porto—a UNESCO World Heritage site.
ArchDaily: What is your opinion of architecture prizes?
Eduardo Souto de Moura: I won't be modest, I like describing my opinion about them because the profession is so tough and difficult that is it complicated to achieve a high level of quality. So when you're awarded a prize it's like a confirmation of your effort. But the other thing is that a project is not the act of an individual, it's a collective act. When there's a prize, the press and the people, the "anonymous people," go see the project and talk about it, critique it. That's what gives me the motivation to continue in the profession. And every time it gets more difficult.
Details Unveiled for Elon Musk's California, Solar-Powered "Hyperloop"
Imagine driving your car into a sizable aluminum pod and being shot 800 miles per hour through an elevated, shotgun-like barrel to arrive at a city 400 miles away within 30 minutes. According to Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX and co-founder of Tesla Motors, Californians will be doing this within the next decade.
Höweler + Yoon Architecture and Audi to Develop Pilot Project for BosWash: Shareway 2030
Last year interdisciplinary architecture firm Höweler + Yoon Architecture were announced the winners of the Audi Urban Future Award for the project Boswash:Shareway 2030. The City Dossier in Boston, held this May, was organized as a series of workshops between Höweler + Yoon Architecture and Audi experts in developing steps to realize aspects of the Boswash: Shareway vision. Part research project, part feasibility study, part road map to the future of mobility - the focus of the workshops is to propose a pilot project that can be tested in the proposed region of Boston - Washington.
We featured the project last year as it highlights how the landscape of urban development has changed. The focus of "Shareway" is the string of high-density metropolitan areas, their suburbs and ex-urbs along I-95 between Boston, MA and Washington, DC. The I-95 corridor caters to some fifty million inhabitants, many of whom commute into metropolitan areas for work. Mobility and transportation are critical to the economic vitality of these urban areas; "Shareway" proposes an intentionally re-engineered "highly orchestrated and deliberately produced platform from which we might imagine alternate paths, different trajectories, or new cultural dreams" whereby imagining an "alternate life for the road" is imagining a new American Dream.
Read on for more on the progress of this project after the break.
The Bike-Sharing Takeover
Bike sharing has become a staple for urban commuting in city's all over the world. Since its reintroduction into urban culture in the 1990s, it has taken on many forms. Today it is being optimized to serve dense cities to help alleviate traffic congestion, provide people with more transportation options, and to encourage a healthy way of commuting. An article by the Earth Policy Institute by Janet Larsen marks the exponential progress of bike-sharing programs, noting innovative solutions in cities across the world that make the programs safer, more accessible and more streamlined.
Join us after the break for more.
Businessman Offers to Save Brutalist Landmark From Demolition
Divisive concrete behemoth Preston Bus Station may yet be saved from its planned demolition. On the heels of a well co-ordinated campaign to save the brutalist monument, local businessman Simon Rigby has stepped in and offered to relieve the council of the building planning refurbish and operate the bus station himself.
Read more about the controversy and Rigby's plan after the break...
Urban Development in the Bloomberg Years
Urban planning is delicately intertwined with government. As much as architects and designers try to avoid the overwrought laws and codes and prescriptive government policies that guide the construction and development of the urban landscape, they are very much a shaping force in cities such as New York. Ask any architect working in a such as NYC and they will likely describe the bureaucratic hassles of working with outdated zoning regulations and restrictive building codes. In this NPR segment Leonard Lopate interviews New York Magazine's architecture critic Justin Davidson to discusses the impact of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's planning policies on New York City's urban development. Join us after the break for the link.
The London 'LidoLine' - Swim to Work on Y/N Studio's Proposal
Join us after the break for more.
Forget High-Speed, the Next Transportation Will Be Hyper-Speed
Only hours have passed since Governor Jerry Brown signed the controversial bill providing initial funding for California's $68 billion High-Speed Rail project, which will connect Sacramento to San Francisco to Los Angeles, but already another plan has emerged that could blow all of California's efforts out of the water. Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX and the co-founder of both PayPal and Tesla Motors, isn't content with his plans to get astronauts to the International Space Station or put humans on Mars. He recently shared with PandoDaily his desire to patent a 5th mode of transportation, which he coins the "Hyperloop," that would cheaply get passengers from San Francisco to Los Angeles – in just 30 minutes. What's more, Musk claims the "Hyperloop" will never crash, be immune to weather, go twice as fast as an aeroplane, four times as fast as a bullet train, and – to top it off – run completely on solar power. So, what would it look like? Although Musk likened the idea to Aeromovel (shown above) as well as a "Jetsons-tunnel" that "whisks you away," no one really has any idea. Musk's open sourcing the implementation to "anyone who can make a credible case that they can do it." So whether the next frontier of transportation is pod-like, tube-like, or just a glorified train, we'll have to wait at least a few weeks more before Musk's willing to give up any more details… Story via The Atlantic, Inhabitat, Business Insider, and Dvice.


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Gem Proof 1854 Arrows Half Dime1854 H10C Arrows PR65 PCGS. Struck from the V-2 dies, from which all proofs are known. An unknown, but obviously small, number of proofs were produced in 1854. In his 1977 work on proofs, Breen estimated that 16-20 separate pieces were extant today, and he listed the pedigrees of seven specimens. That estimate may actually be somewhat high as 27 pieces have been certified to date by both major services, many of these being likely resubmissions. It may well be that some first strike business strikes have in the past been considered proofs, thus inflating Breen's estimate from 28 years ago.
The rarity and importance of any Arrows coinage in proof would be difficult to overstate. There are many collectors of 19th century proofs, and there are very few unquestioned proof strikings from these key years. The result, of course, is predictable--very high prices for the few known proofs. The fields of this piece appear somewhat shallowly mirrored at first glance, but closer examination reveals that this is appearance only. Both sides are deeply toned in shadings of sea-green and argent-gray, this intermingling of deep coloration subduing the mirrored flash of the fields somewhat. There are no mentionable flaws, lintmarks, or spots that can be mentioned for pedigree purposes. A most attractive Gem proof specimen. Population: 4 in 65, 1 finer (1/05).(#4432) (Registry values: P3) (NGC ID# 235S, PCGS# 4432)
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According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs expects to play in this week's game against the Texans.
"Sources said that even Suggs' family and friends have plans to travel to Houston in anticipation of watching him stage one of the quickest returns from this type of significant injury by any athlete," Schefter wrote.
"Yes, that's still the plan," one source texted Thursday, per Schefter.
"Baltimore still wants to make sure there are no setbacks this week, especially Thursday, when Suggs returns to the training facility after his first day of practice since last season. Plus, Suggs appears to have added weight during his layoff that he may try to shed in coming weeks.
"Ravens coach John Harbaugh continually has declined to put a timetable on Suggs' return, and many have believed it would be mid-November," wrote Schefter.
Even though they lost last week, the Texans are still one of the best teams in the NFL. The Ravens could use a boost from Suggs, but I'm not sure how much of an impact he'll be able to make after an extended offseason.


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Written on: 20/05/2015 by Jancrispin (1 review written)
What a rude man serving, he will run the business into the ground. Food was poor. When I suggested they had seated us in an inconvenient place because I am in a wheelchair and had to disturb a lit of people to get to out table were told it was the only table with enough room for my wheelchair! A helpful business would have moved some chairs or tables and thought about where to seat a wheelchair user, especially as the table was pre-booked. Excuses, and weak ones were made about the table and a… Read Full Review
Written on: 05/03/2015 by 309Browne (1 review written)
haven't been here for a long so decided to go back even after reading some of the reviews.My partner and her aunt entered the cafe while I parked the car,they sat at a table for 4 and was immediately accosted by the "rude man" who asked them to move to a smaller table until they explained I was to join them(I wasn't told about this until we got home if I had known we would have left).A very nice waitress took our order,I ordered steak and kidney pie.What arrived was a soup plate of stewed meat… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/01/2015 by rodstewart123 (1 review written)
nice nursery and shop, lovely roast beef dinners with a pleasant atmosphere and very friendly staff… Read Full Review
Written on: 08/08/2014 by Newtonjl457 (1 review written)
Lovely garden centre, but front of house man in the restaurant very rude and intimidating. Will not be recommending this restaurant… Read Full Review
Written on: 05/05/2014 by Harvey3844 (2 reviews written)
Wish we'd read the previous review before venturing into the cafe. Unfortunately, we encountered the rudest man I've ever met. We arrived at 12.30 and were surprised to see the cafe virtually empty. We hadn't visited for a couple of years and it was always packed. We went to sit down and immediately a man approached us. He immediately pounced on our 5 year old son. 'Sit properly' he said, 'you've got muddy boots on'. My son was wearing trainers, which were not muddy. He was adjusting himself… Read Full Review
Written on: 05/05/2014 by Harvey3844 (2 reviews written)
Wish we'd read the previous review before venturing into the cafe. Unfortunately, we encountered the rudest man I've ever met. We arrived at 12.30 and were surprised to see the cafe virtually empty. We hadn't visited for a couple of years and it was always packed. We went to sit down and immediately a man approached us. He immediately pounced on our 5 year old son. 'Sit properly' he said, 'you've got muddy boots on'. My son was wearing trainers, which were not muddy. He was adjusting himself… Read Full Review
Written on: 27/04/2014 by Reyna1963 (1 review written)
I went with a friend and two children for tea and cake and I can honestly say I have never had such rude service in my life. It was 3.10pm when we arrived and we were told in a very abrupt fashion that we could not sit in the café as he was about to vacuum the floor and we would have to go to the settees in the entrance - oh and "we shut at 4PM". This was not an ideal start as we basically felt that we were a complete inconvenience to him - sitting at a table would have been far easier… Read Full Review
Written on: 05/05/2014
Just had very similar experience with this man!
Written on: 05/05/2014
We've have just had a similar experience with this man
Written on: 13/01/2014
This was my first visit to the nursery and restaurant. The plants were varied, well cared for and interestingly displayed. We were a party of six and ordered lunch at the restaurant, and every meal was well presented and delicious I found the staff helpful and cheerful, both in the restaurant and in the nursery shop. I shall definitely return… Read Full Review
Written on: 27/08/2013 by Helenclaire2 (1 review written)
Had a dreadful lunch today, Fish pie, it had no sauce in the pie, so the fish was really dry, I did politely complain but all I got was a shrug, not even a sorry, so will not be going there again,except to buy plants… Read Full Review
Written on: 21/03/2013
This is the first time I have ever left a review. Had a delicious lunch today - steak and all trimmings for hubby and stuffed pepper for myself and we were both really impressed with the food and the service. We will definitely return… Read Full Review
Written on: 18/02/2013
Visited The Potting Shed at the nursery for Sunday Lunch yesterday. We had the three course Christmas Dinner. Everything on the plate was cooked to perfection and served hot. The desserts we had were delicious, christmas pud and i had the oranges slices in Grand Marnier, finished off with coffee and mince pies. The service was excellent and staff friendly… Read Full Review
Written on: 10/08/2012
On visiting the cafe with my disabled mum we went in, sat down at one of the table & chairs. We ordered 4 cakes, 2 teas & coffee. We were then asked because we were not having lunch to go & sit in lounge area which has low chairs that my mum had great difficulty sitting in & getting out of, staff member could see she was having problems but made nothing of it. The cakes were huge but tasteless & dry. The whole time we were there none of the tables were full infact there were at least half a… Read Full Review
Written on: 06/05/2012
Hmmm..have had the misfortune to visit the cafeteria twice this May. Once with my family and the other time with some friends from work. weekday and weekend. It has gone downhill A LOT.It took an hour to get our order. Food was tasteless. The vegetarian 'bolognese' tagliatelli turned out to be a medley of mixed vegetables; mainly hard chunks of carrot, insipid flavour. Not italian. Mushroom Tagliatelli ,glutinous, creamy but weird tasting. Side orders missing. Side salads looked tired like… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/05/2011
After visiting the nursery yesterday I thought I must write to state that although we are delighted with the plants we purchased, our experience in The Potting Shed Cafe will be one not ever to be repeated. We called for a snack lunch with my 92 year old mother in a wheelchair.We were rather taken aback by the prices but were even more surprised and dismayed by the tasteless,thin concoction they refered in the menu as Celery soup, when it arrived.(£5.95) It was weak and tepid and had obviously… Read Full Review
Written on: 23/06/2010
scrupulously-kept nursery in which all plants for sale are well-tended and healthy looking. Whilst many other garden centres show signs of neglecting their stock, we always find ourselves commenting on the healthy look of Penventon's stock. Staff are helpful in the extreme. As a smaller garden centre it does not carry the range of larger establishments but its restaurant is excellent: lovely food, nice surroundings. The plant displays are well maintained, too, with much of the stock above… Read Full Review
Written on: 15/03/2010
My mother and I thought we'd try the Potting Shed for lunch today. We parked ok but wasn't sure how to get up to the Potting Shed cafe, found it after a bit of walking, my mum is disabled and struggled to get up the steep slope to the cafe from the nurseries. Finally got there and first impressions were good. We were planning on lunch until we saw the prices of things!! We did notice the portions that were coming out were of good size though, if not a little large.
We weren't sure if the two… Read Full Review
Written on: 26/11/2011
Lovely shop and nursery,have been several times but would endorse the poor service and very expensive prices in the cafe.
Such a pity as there's nothing nicer than taking someone there to look around and have afternoon tea!I would never go in again as dearer than the Savoy I suspect!Lower the prices,train the staff to do a better job,keeo the quality of the food and these awful reviews will turn into A*A*A*A*!Never take customers for a ride,be sure they will always find you out and use their feet to put their money elsewhere.
Written on: 14/03/2010
Fabulous spuds, beef cooked to perfection, great staff, came in under £100 for 6 people, going again next week… Read Full Review
Written on: 13/10/2009
Nice cafe some lovely young staff including a very friendly helpful and attractive young man who served us very efficient. Food was excellent though some food was of large portions and quite expenses… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/07/2009
The garden Centre is well run with a lot of plants to choose from. However, I bought a shrub from here as a birthday present and unfortunately it died. My friend is a very keen gardener and has looked after gardens as her job and knows what she is doing. However, Penventon really were not interested and blamed her.
The Potting Shed serves food, good quality but the portions are huge, I hate waste but I just cannot eat it all. Also, there are two sittings on a Sunday and I booked for three for… Read Full Review
Written on: 27/05/2009 by jpm (1 review written)
Penventon Nursery Lanner , Redruth, Cornwall was neat, compact and tidy. Staff very helpful. Very satisfied with what I bought there. Refreshments very good although some a bit expensive considering one would hope to buy several things - smaller portions might be the answer.. However did enjoy my visits to the nursery… Read Full Review
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Hi Cunning Vixen! Great music! God bless you!
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Though football season passed months ago, the Harvard football team's work is still not done. In addition to bruising and beating down its opponents on the field, the team also works hard for the community. This Friday, March 25th, the team will be holding a blood drive to help the American Red Cross with its efforts to save those in need.
Football Team Leads Blood Drive Effort
Football's Iannuzzi Seeking Career In CFL
Senior Marco Iannuzzi is Harvard's all-time leader in yards per kickoff return, with an average of 26.5. During his final season, he returned two kickoffs for touchdowns, including an 84-yard return during The Game. Now, Ianuzzi is hoping to extend his football career to the next level. The senior wide receiver, a native of Calgary, Alberta, participated in the Canadian Football League's Evaluation Camp this past weekend.
Former Harvard Assistant to Coach in Super Bowl
Nowadays Joe Philbin can be seen roaming the sidelines of Lambeau, coaching a team many New Englanders still haven't forgiven for Super Bowl XXXI.
But before the Springfield, Mass. alum became a Super Bowl-bound offensive coordinator, he was an assistant coach for Northeastern and then Harvard.
A graduate of Worcestor Academy, Philbin coached the Huskies from 1995-1996 followed by a stint with the Crimson from 1997-1998.
"I think in terms of him becoming a high-level coach, his success is no surprise," Harvard coach Tim Murphy told Christopher Price of WEEI. "The guy was always fundamentally sound, he was always prepared and he was always very easy going and a great teacher. You put all those things together and it's not a major leap of faith to think that he's going to be a success at the highest level."
Read the full article here to learn of Philbin's journey from Massachusetts to Green Bay:
The schools Philbin left behind have gone in opposite directions following his departure. The Crimson has emerged as a perennial title contender and won the Ivies in 2001, 2004, 2007, and 2008.
Northeastern won the Atlantic 10 in 2002 but had struggled ever since, prompting the university to cut the program following the 2009 season.
Quartet of Athletes Commits To Harvard
St. John's Prep has become a recruiting hotbed for Harvard lately.
A state champion in football and lacrosse, Ryan Delisle has decided to bring his winning habits to Soldiers Field next fall. On Tuesday, the senior tight end and defensive end publicly confirmed a verbal commitment to play football for the Crimson next fall.
Has NFL's Fitzpatrick Done Enough To Keep His Job?
There's no question it's been a breakout season for Ryan Fitzpatrick '05. From 2005-2009, the former Ivy League Player of the Year passed for 4,104 yards and tallied 21 touchdown passes in 28 NFL games. This year, in just 11 contests, he's already thrown for 2,526 yards and matched his previous career total for TD's against just 11 interceptions. The former Crimson star's passer rating (85.0) is by far the highest of his career, and, like he did in college, Fitzpatrick is making a difference on the ground, averaging 21.5 rushing yards a game.
Fitzpatrick, rated by the Sporting News as the fifth smartest player in sports (Matt Birk '98 finished sixth), has also helped a pretty awful Bills team to three wins.
And people are noticing. Yahoo! sports called him "the best NFL QB for the buck," given his modest pro salary of three million dollars, and The New York Times intimated that he could be a franchise player.
But things aren't as cheery for Fitzpatrick as they might seem. Since Buffalo holds the fourth-worst record in the NFL, it should be in good position to pick a top quarterback from a 2011 draft class that could include Heisman winner Cam Newton and Heisman finalist Andrew Luck. If the Bills invest in such a high-profile signal caller—one who will command top-five money that makes Fitzpatrick's deal look like chump change—it will leave the Crimson alum where he found himself at the beginning of this year: on the bench.


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Anybody got NSA's customer service email address?
All addresses.
Anybody got NSA's customer service email address?
All addresses.
So if a company doesn't operate in a way I like, the best way to express that... is to invest in them? I don't think you thought that one through completely.
Nowhere did I say anything about malware, abuse, or severe annoyance: you are taking a simple hypothetical and using an unstated extreme possibility to suit an unyielding position.
If a website uses one or two small, innocuous ads that aren't animated, I'd see no problem with it. You seem to be taking the extreme stance that any advertising at all is a personal affront to you. If that's the case, you are being unreasonable and such an opinion shouldn't matter to most people.
Now, it may be difficult to find an ad host that doesn't push giant, screaming, in-your-face ads, but that wasn't the point.
You're right: intravenous tuna use doesn't sound healthy at all! Salmon, however, is another matter entirely.
Because newspapers have the resources to get companies to advertise on their pages, it is part of their business model. A small open source project website, for example, can't afford to go out and find people to advertise on their website. But they can get help with hosting costs by using a company whose focus -- and business model -- DOES include finding people to advertise with them.
Most normal website owners are not comparable to newspaper publishers in any meaningful way.
Because they could recreate anything on a holodeck: why would anyone bother with a camera?
You're Tien Shinhan!
If a person discusses their own medical history with someone else, HIPAA does not apply. If they talk about it in public and someone overhears it and somehow uses that information, including a marketer, somehow, HIPAA has nothing to do with that.
Now, there may be an expectation of a certain amount of privacy when discussing something over email, but if that information is somehow obtained -- even by a breach of the email servers, and assuming neither server/individual is a hospital/doctor/insurer/etc or an employee of such -- HIPAA does not somehow magically apply. Just because it is medical information, it is not immediately protected by HIPAA.
I'm not sure why you're hung up on PHI, I didn't see anything related to medical information mentioned yet. But that's what business agreements are for: to share or pass the blame.
I demand more research investigating this fart-rain connection. The fact that there is none proves a conspiracy by the fart-denialists!
True. Having two left eyes or two right eyes would be awkward.
Yes it is: just ask Picasso's models.
And, of course, if Obama suggests congress do something reasonable, they're CERTAINLY not going to wave their arms and scream about what a terrible idea it is, and how it would turn our country into a Socialist state...
It's not illegal to be an irresponsible asshole, and they have the same legal rights as polite people.
Came here to say this.
Hacking's just another word for nothing left to kludge.


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Hebrew for the Rest of Us: Using Hebrew Tools Without Mastering Biblical Hebrew
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This is a companion volume to Greek for the Rest of Us by William D. Mounce. This book is a guide for English-only readers to understand the language of the Old Testament just enough to work with the Old Testament in more detail and to understand the scholarly literature on the Hebrew Bible. Its specific aims are to aid students to learn (1) why translations differ, (2) how to do Hebrew word studies, (3) what the basics of Hebrew exegesis are, and (4) how to read more advanced Old Testament commentaries with greater understanding. Herbrew for the Rest of Us is set up in a workbook format.
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Lee M. Fields is a trained Hebrew scholar with a PhD from Hebrew Union College. He is Professor of Bible and Theology at Mid-Atlantic Christian University (formerly Roanoke Bible College), in Elizabeth City, North Carolina.
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Joan4 Stars Out Of 5February 16, 2009JoanI loved Bill Mounce's "Greek for the Rest of Us". So, I had high hopes that "Hebrew for the Rest of Us" would be the equivalent. It is, however, it lacks one of the strengths that GRU had which is an accompanying cd rom of lectures. I'm hoping this will be offered in a future edition. All in all, "Hebrew for the Rest of Us" is invaluable because it is a simpler approach to understanding Biblical Hebrew than any other text I have found.


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The Gladstone Institutes is gratified to receive media attention from around the globe. Check out the highlights of recent press coverage of Gladstone scientists and research. For other news, please be sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
Breakthrough discoveries: how iPS cells are changing stem cell science
Shinya Yamanaka, who won the Nobel Prize last year and who bridges two countries with labs at Kyoto University and the Gladstone Institutes in San Francisco, was honored when the Japan-based Alliance Forum Foundation brought its meeting to San Francisco last Friday. Throughout the day Yamanaka's prize-winning idea for reprogramming adult cells into embryonic-like stem cells was referred to as game changing for all of biology.
Researchers dig deeper for Alzheimer's cure
The pressure to find treatments and preventions for Alzheimer's disease has been building steadily over the past decade, and it's becoming critical as the United States prepares for the crush of Baby Boomers who are approaching their 70s, when the disease is most likely to strike.
The Gene Machine
Scientists have discovered that the human body contains more than 25,000 genes, but what they do remains mostly a mystery. "We don't know the function of the vast majority of genes," says Nevan Krogan, PhD, Gladstone Investigator and director of the UC San Francisco branch of the California Institute for Quantitative Biosciences.
Gladstone Institutes scientists overcome a barrier in generating iPS cells
Yamanaka, who is a Gladstone Institutes Investigator, worked with CIRM training grant recipient Kathleen Worringer to find a way of improving the efficiency of the technique. They published their results in the November 14 issue of Cell Stem Cell.
The Motherlode: Mitochondrial DNA
Every mother transmits a secondgenetic legacy to her children and her children's children, via mitochondrial DNA. Locked within it may be the key to destructive disease or a chance to alter future generations.
Genetic Study Reveals New Insight into Origins of Our Species
New genetic research has revealed the existence of certain regions in the human genome that have changed or mutated more rapidly than most others, resulting in differences that make us human among our primate cousins.
Researchers and Clinicians Unite to Answer What Will It Take to Achieve an AIDS-Free World?
This week at a conference hosted by the journals Cell and The Lancet, Gladstone's Warner C. Greene discussed studies that for the first time mechanistically link the two pathogenic signatures of HIV infection: CD4 T cell depletion and chronic inflammation.
Scientists fighting the battle at life's end
Chronicle columnist Leah Garchik comments on Dagmar Dolby's presentation of the 2013 Pacesetter Award to Gladstone's Lennart Mucke—for his lifelong dedication to overcoming Alzheimer's disease—at last week's ARCS Scholar Luncheon.
New Target for Therapy in AD Patients
Gladstone's Lennart Mucke and Keith Vossel are featured in an article about the growing body of research into the connection between Alzheimer's disease and epilepsy—research that is providing hope for the 5 million patients currently suffering from the disease.
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Halo is back with a bang, but forgot some features
Before I start, I want to lay out what I love about past halo games, I believe the games offers many options and features and people value certain aspects much more so than others. Hopefully knowing where I come from will allow perspective on my review.
The campaign of combat evolved was where i originally fell in love with the series. The tight combat, the various ways you could approach encounters and the way seemingly huge battles with seamless transition to vehicle combat, could feel as focused and enjoyable as small interior encounters. The re-playability and puzzle like aspect encounters produce when played on higher difficulties and the enormous fun that experiencing it all is in co-op. The later games enhanced this re-playability with the addition of skull modifiers and campaign scoring to allow an almost arcade score attack co-op mode. I've replayed the various campaigns so many times with friends and each time new and interesting fun ensues.
The multiplayer from Halo 2 and 3 was the most addicted I've been to a game and I've played my fair share of Quake, Counterstrike and Battlefield. With an industry these days almost entirely focused on modern military shooters, halo's longer engagement times and lack of ADS, allow for dynamic and faced paced action and make it feel truly unique.
The competitive ranking systems in halo 2 and 3 also heavily promoted teamwork and communication, placing heavy emphasis on team performance over the individual, which lead to very close and hard fought games.
So how does 343's first attempt stack up? Well it takes some major steps forward, but also some major steps back. The graphics are largely fantastic, new lighting and better IQ, along with some fantastic art really pushes the series to a new level. It does however come with trade backs, Bungie's epic 3d skyboxes are out and enemies or objects viewed from a distance seem blurry. It seems the game has a more severe LOD system and at times excessive bloom. I had trouble picking out enemies in vehicle sections from a distance because of this, but on a whole the trade-offs seem fair and balanced, there is only so much you can push out of seven year old hardware. Encounters remain fun and dynamic, with multiple ways to tackle situations and the missions feel much more consistent without any standout lows like Cortana or the Library from previous games. There are some brilliant moments that had me on the edge of my seat and the new promethean enemies varied things up from previous games, while also fitting seamlessly into the general sandbox. It would have been nice to see some Promethean vehicles added and maybe a couple more enemy types, but what's in is fun and fits.
The story had me engaged and interested for the most part. It felt better focused than previous games and I always felt my motives for wreaking havoc were clearly conveyed and made sense. The dialogue maintains true halo traditions of sometimes being stupidly cheesy and can pull you out of the moment. With that said, the cinematics due to new facial animation tec are fantastic in conveying emotion and are brilliantly directed. Ignoring the sometimes cringe worthy dialoge, they are head and shoulders above anything else I've seen from a game.
However campaign is missing some staple features from previous games; scoring and theatre have been removed. No longer can you have a score attack competition with friends or view amazing and crazy moments again. 343 have said theatre may be added down the line if they can get it working with their new rendering engine, but there's currently no news on why scoring was removed or if it may be added in the future.
Multiplayer feels at once like a breath of fresh air after the disappointing Halo Reach. Games are faster paced, with better movement speeds and higher jump heights, you no longer feel sluggish and vulnerable. The addition of sprint and instant re-spawn in slayer; give you the ability to quickly get into action and keep games flowing nicely. Armour abilities and perks feel subtle and well balanced allowing you to customize some traits to better suit your play style. As of yet nothing seems overpowed or game breaking like Reach's armour Lock, but only time will tell if this is the case. The ability to pick your starting weapon is also long overdue and 343 have done a great job in making each of these weapons feel useful, balanced, but also unique. The initial map selection is also fantastic, great sightlines, flow and variety throughout. They are for the most part larger in scale, but with the addition of sprint, they never feel too big. The basic mechanics feel like halo, but the additions and tweaks make it feel new, interesting and a blast to play.
However, the game is definitely not aimed at competitive players at this time, the lack of visible in game ranking and the inclusion of join in progress in all playlists means that winning takes a back seat to individual progress. If you were hoping for a return to the addictive levelling from halo 2 and 3, you will be sadly disappointed. 343 have said they will be adding a ranking system next year, viewable on waypoint, but without its inclusion in game it seems a fruitless gesture.
Spartan ops is a new episodic co-op mode which releases a new cinematic and five bite sized missions per week. Missions are roughly 10 -15 minutes each and take place in locations taken from campaign, but also in entirely new areas. The missions throw many more enemies at you than campaign and are a lot more hectic. I had great fun attempting these solo on legendary. This mode however lacks skulls, so no adjusting the difficulty from the pre-set norms, which can make four player a bit easy. The story is delivered by a cinematic and then through in game radio chatter. The first cinematic is truly jaw dropping and has me excited to see where 343 can take this episodic model.
So is this the greatest halo game to date? For me personally no, but it really comes down to what parts of the halo sandbox you place value in. The graphics are a huge leap forward for the series, the art is beautiful and the cinematics are a leap forward in conveying emotion from characters. The story is more focused, if still slightly confusing at times and the dialoge has some extremely cheesy moments. The exclusion of campaign scoring, theatre and competitive ranks however, left me bouncing between awe at what 343 had accomplished and annoyance at what was missing. At the end of the day though, for any and all faults, I still found it a complete blast to play.


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The Morse Collection contained the only MS66 we have ever had the privilege to offer--the "finest example to cross the auction block in many years," according to the Garrett-Guth gold Encyclopedia--along with a single MS65 piece, both graded by PCGS. Only three other times before the present specimen have we offered an MS65 coin, in the last 13 years of our auction records. The difficulty of the issue is the strike details on Liberty's highpoint hair and the leading edge of the eagle's wing, both of which lack definition on most examples. The present Gem specimen is an enticing exception to that generality, as Liberty's tresses and the eagle's plumage show no significant weakness. Indeed, extensive perusal with a loupe reveals a total lack of strike weakness anywhere on the coin. The surfaces are antique-gold, and the few minuscule abrasions that can be located at all are completely consistent with an MS65 grade. Much luster radiates from the fine-grained, mattelike surfaces. Series specialists--as well as lovers of Augustus Saint-Gaudens' coinage designs, usually considered the pinnacle of U.S. numismatics--would do well to take heed. This fleeting opportunity may not soon repeat itself.(Registry values: N7079) (NGC ID# 28GX, PCGS# 8872)
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A portion of North Mills Street is scheduled to be closed to traffic for five days beginning Monday to remove a construction crane, the city's traffic engineering department said.
The crane removal will close the 100 block of North Mills between West Dayton Street and north of the Southwest Commuter Bike Path through Friday, according to a city news release.
A 150-foot tall crane that's been stationed at the Charter Street Heating Plant for more than two years will be removed, city employee Phil Nehmer said.
Nehmer, program specialist with the city's traffic engineering department, said the crane is scheduled to be removed by Feb. 8 but inclement weather could delay workers.
"The crane company said [work on the crane is] weather dependent, so if it's too windy or too icy or if it's raining or snowing, they'll be working on the weekend," Nehmer said.
Award celebrates impact of family biz on Wis. communities
A state group that celebrates family-owned businesses is seeking nominations for the 2013 "Business of the Year" award, which is also the group's 10th year sponsoring the program.
One family business will be selected for grand awards in categories including small (less than 50 employees), medium (50-99), and large (100 or more) companies. The organization said special awards will also be given to companies excelling in a particular area.
Created by Smith & Gesteland, a Middleton accounting and business consulting firm, the annual awards highlight the importance of family-owned businesses.
The deadline for nominations is April 13.
As grocery store customers walk out of the Copps on Monona and Broadway, they're greeted by a bell-ringing veteran.
"Do what I can to help," 30-year "golden ringer" Ed Burke said.
Burke is decked out in Packers gear, sporting a pin on his green and gold cap, each dangling addition signifying 20 hours of service in a holiday season.
He brings his own brass bell, one he can hear clearly. Burke also has a basket of candy by his side. "Can't do any harm," Burke said.
Just before his shift, Larry Dobie wore his four-pointed Santa hat, teaching a new generation of bell ringers and collecting as many donations as possible. "You see ones, or fives and tens and occasionally a twenty," Dobie said.
Both Burke and Dobie have seen the signs of a suffering Salvation Army. This year, the group is down volunteers and donations compared to last year's early return.
About 79 kids will get to spend the day shopping, wrapping with officers
Area families who may not have the finances for Christmas gifts will get to share in the season through a program organized by area police officers.
Dane County area police departments will pair officers with kids for the annual "Shop with a Cop" program on Sunday.
Each year, children from families in need are chosen to participate in the event. Each child receives $150 -- collected through private and corporate donations -- to buy gifts for his or her family. The shopping spree will take place at the East Side Target, organizers said.
Detective Kathy Wessel with the Dane County Sheriff's Office said about 79 kids are participating in the event Sunday. She said the little shoppers enjoy taking part in the giving season.
"They get a kick out of shopping for their families and picking out presents for brothers, sisters, mom and dad," Wessel said.
Holiday Festival sale takes place Saturday
Fair Trade goodies don't include just coffee and chocolate anymore.
Organizers for Madison's 16th annual Fair Trade Holiday Festival said the gifts that will be available at the event Saturday are unique handicrafts that support a humanitarian cause.
The sale will feature more than 50 vendors with gifts made around the world and locally.
On behalf of the Festival, Rebecca Kendziorski from African Youth Outreach said the goods found at the Fair Trade festival come with a history. Gift givers who buy from the festival can share a story with their holiday presents, Kendziorski said.
Mayor says idea stemmed from summer 'Meet and Eat'
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At the first meeting of his Madison Food Policy Council on Oct. 24, National Food Day, Mayor Paul Soglin made the opening statements explaining its importance.
"In terms of the farmers' market, we have one of the best known markets in the world," Soglin said. "When it comes to food policy, there is this enormous gap. I see that as an opportunity to take us to another level."
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More than 15,000 books up for grabs
A library organization is hosting its annual fall book sale. Book-buyers have more than 15,000 titles to choose from at the Memorial Library in Room 116 through Saturday. Sale organizers said the used book sale is one of the largest in Wisconsin
The Friends of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries sale takes place over four days with its proceeds benefitting a variety of events, special collections and a lecture series.
The annual book-buy event began Wednesday but continues Friday from 10:30 a.m.-7 p.m and Saturday from 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. From 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, shoppers who bring a grocery-sized bag can fill it for $4. From 1:05 p.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, all remaining books are free, the library said.
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July 5, 2015
The TVA says the storms in May caused nearly $300 million in added cost to the utility and ultimately to its customers. (MGN / June 27, 2011)
Monday, June 27, 2011
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) — The Tennessee Valley Authority continues to make repairs on its electricity distribution system following storms in May.
While some say the storm damage points to a fragile electricity delivery system, TVA says that's not true.
Congressman Roscoe Bartlett of Maryland says the U.S. military knows the power grid is very vulnerable. But TVA says the system isn't fragile -- it was storm damaged.
Andrew Phillips of the Electric Power Research Institute agrees, according to the Chattanooga Times Free Press. Phillips says it would be almost impossible to build a transmission line that would withstand the powerful tornadoes that struck in northern Alabama and East Tennessee last month.
TVA says the storms caused nearly $300 million in added cost to the utility and ultimately to its customers.
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Louisville loses 14-2
Tom Shearn 4ip, 7h, 5er, 3bb, 3k, 2 HR
Steve Kelly 2ip, 7h, 9r, 7er, 4bb, 0k.
Louisville loses 14-2
Tom Shearn 4ip, 7h, 5er, 3bb, 3k, 2 HR
Steve Kelly 2ip, 7h, 9r, 7er, 4bb, 0k.
Last edited by dougdirt; 04-07-2007 at 09:17 PM.
Sarasota Reds win 7-6
Travis Wood FINAL LINE
5 innings, allowed 7 hits, 4 runs , 3 bb and has 1 strikeout.
Michael Griffin is 1-3 with a walk and a solo HR.
Jay Bruce is 3-4 with a line drive out into the outfield.
Danny Dorn is 1-3 with 2 RBI.
Michael DeJesus is 2-2 with 2 RBI.
Ramon Ramirez struck out the side in the 9th to get the save
Last edited by dougdirt; 04-07-2007 at 08:33 PM.
Neither Wood or Cueto with impressive beginnings.
Not sure if you are listening Aronchis, but outside of the walks, Wood seems to just be getting unlucky. Like I said, he had 3 bloops fall into the outfield in a row in the 4th inning when he allowed 3 runs. The announcer said that he has looked good, things just werent going his way. Great thing about baseball.... there is always tomorrow (or in a pitchers case, 4 days from now).
Richie Gardner will start Monday night for the Sarasota Reds
Dayton Dragons win 8-7
Jordan Smith is starting for the Dragons.
5ip, 4h, 3 Unearned runs, 1er, 1bb, 6k
Jose Rojas gets the save.
Drew Stubbs is 2-4 with a walk and 2 runs
Justin Turner is 1-3 with a walk and a run
Juan Francisco is 3-4 with a double and 2 RBI
Logan Parker is 0-1 with 2 walks and a run
Chris Heisey is 1-3 with a double and RBI
Last edited by dougdirt; 04-07-2007 at 10:03 PM.
Lanier is another one to watch. The Reds have plenty of good raw righty arms in the system this year. Sadly, the left handed side is pretty thin(as usual).
I agree with you on Lainer. Not having the best inning ever right now though.
Ouch for Louisvlle and Steve Kelly.
Francisco is having a good night so far.
Drew Stubbs also is looking very good.
Majewski pitched a scoreless, hitless inning in Louisville.
Good to hear Stubbs is doing well.
Now have 2 finals
Louisville lost 14-2
Sarasota won 7-6.
Last edited by dougdirt; 04-07-2007 at 09:20 PM.
Chattanooga update
Lookouts win 5-0
Drew Anderson is 3-4 with 2 RBI
Paul Janish is 2-5 with an RBI
Marland Williams is 3-4 with a triple and 2 runs
Cody Strait is 2-4 with a double and a run
Camilo Vazquez FINAL LINE 6ip, 1h, 5bb, 3k, 0r. 7-8 GO-FO
Calvin Medlock 1ip, 0h, 0bb, 1k
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Series: Callahans of Texas
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MargotSouth AustraliaAge: 45-54Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Another Author Saving the Best Till LastJune 19, 2014MargotSouth AustraliaAge: 45-54Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I enjoyed this third installment in the Callahans of Texas Series the most. Megan was a strong, stubborn, independent young woman caught in an impossible situation and having to rely on others for everything. Will was a wonderful hero, a polite, gentle man with everything, who was so willing to share it all, including his heart, with Megan. The action started from page one. I enjoyed watching Megan's heart soften toward God, and Will, and especially seeing how the loving bond between the Callahan family impacted a young woman from a very dysfunctional family. Well done Sharon Gillenwater.
mreevesOhioAge: 35-44Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5This book reads well and keeps you interested.November 8, 2012mreevesOhioAge: 35-44Gender: femaleQuality: 4Value: 3Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Megan's Hero, The Callahans of Texas Series #3.A friend of mine gave me the first book in this series and I got hooked and I couldn't wait to get the rest.
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The Phantom ParagrapherTauranga, New ZealandAge: 18-24Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5The End of the Callahan Bachelors & BachelorettesSeptember 21, 2011The Phantom ParagrapherTauranga, New ZealandAge: 18-24Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Megan's Hero, The Callahans of Texas Series #3.In Book #1 we read as Jenna Callahan married Nate , In Book #2 Chance Callahan married Emily Rose and now in Book #3 it's time for Will Callahan - the last of the Callahan Children to make his vow and commitment, however as Will is about to discover - it won't be an easy ride for him as the last eligible bachelor in the Callahan clan. Enter Megan , escaping from life she set forth to be anywhere but home and finds herself caught in a nasty storm , five months pregnant to what she nicknames Sweet Baby - Megan makes a plea to God to help save her and her child. The first chapter of the novel reminded me of Carrie Underwood's song Jesus Take the Wheel as Megan places her life in God's hands. As the storm calms down , Will and Megan cross paths as her car is wrecked and she has nowhere to go. For Will it is love at first sight despite the fact that she is unmarried and pregnant. As the novel flicks through , we read as Megan starts to get flak from some of the community and we wonder if she is ready to up and leave the Callahan ranch who have been helping her get on her feet. It is here , that Megan will discover God and who he really is and that no matter what she has been through , there are Godly and Good people out there and she has captured the hearts of one of the most godliest families in Callahan's Crossing. Will Megan flee before Will has the chance to propose as she sees herself unworthy or will Will stop being a stubborn Male and propose before it's too late ? Is Will ready to become an Instant Family ?
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Photoshop's Color Lookup Makes Complex Color Effects Easy
March 4, 2015 | Leave a Comment |
Originally designed for color grading film and video, Photoshop's Color Lookup feature offers novel ways to adjust color that will quickly reveal new possibilities in your images. Capable of performing extremely complex calculations extraordinarily efficiently, color lookup tables (LUTs) work by looking up a source color in a table and using the replacement color specified in the grid to transform it for the final destination.
Like Match Color and Gradient Map adjustments (See my last two articles for Digital Photo Pro.) the color effects Color Lookup generates are so complex they are not easy to previsualize. Like anything new, this takes practice. And these are new! Experiment and you'll find many rich possibilities. Unlike Match Color, Color Lookup is loaded with presets that will allow you to quickly explore many different effects, ones that are far more sophisticated than Gradient Map presets. In this way, using them can be as easy as using many smartphone app effects.
You can also generate your own Color Lookup presets. To do this create a color effect you like with any with any combination of adjustments layers, Opacity and Fill, Blend If sliders, blend modes. (Layer masking and transparency will not be included, because alpha channel information in alpha channels is not included in the recipe.) Then go to File: Export: Color Lookup Table, name the file, and click OK. (I recommend the titles you give your presets include the color space you created them in.) These files are stored in Photoshop's Presets folder or if they're saved as ICC profiles in your operating systems Profiles folder. You can now use your custom preset at any time on almost any file by making a Color Lookup adjustment layer and choosing your preset. You can share your custom Color Lookups with others by giving them these exported files. Color LUTs created in Photoshop can even be used in other programs such as After Effects, Premiere, SpeedGrade and other applications that use color LUTs.
Using Photoshop's Color Lookup you can choose to create color effects as subtle or dramatic as you like. This game-changing color adjustment tool may seem exotic at first because it offers a new way of thinking about and seeing in color. Once you become more familiar with this mindset you'll truly begin to see with new eyes. Isn't that what it's all about?
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See Color In New Ways With Photoshop's Gradient Maps
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Whether used subtly or dramatically, Photoshop's Gradient Map color adjustment tool can open up new ways of seeing and working with color for any artist. Photoshop's Gradient Map assigns new colors to existing brightness values. With it, you can enhance existing colors, transfer colors from one image to another or create entirely new color relationships. It can be wild!
The Gradient Map interface looks difficult to use, but with a few pointers, you'll find it surprisingly easy to use. While you can apply a Gradient Map directly to a layer (Images > Adjustments > Gradient Map), I recommend you apply Gradient Maps as adjustment layers (Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Gradient Map) to take advantage of both the greater flexibility and control you'll gain over the final effect.
Once activated, there are a number of default presets you can experiment with, but it's most likely that you'll want to create your own. Simply click on an existing gradient in the Properties panel to activate the Gradient Editor. Click New. Click at the bottom of the gradient to add new colors. A pointer will appear; double-click it or the Color box to choose a color. You can move the pointer to direct the color into different tonal values. (Move left to target darker values and right to target lighter values. Alternately, enter a new number in the Location field.) The diamonds left and right of it will control how each color fades into surrounding colors. You can add dozens of different pointers/colors, but for most applications, I recommend you restrain yourself to as few as possible. You can delete a pointer/color by clicking on it and clicking Delete or by pressing the Delete key. When you create an effect you'd like to use more than once, type a Name and click Save; you can easily store, retrieve and share these GRD files.
The color effects you can generate with the Gradient Map are so powerful and so varied, you simply must spend a little time experimenting with it to truly understand both how far you can go and how subtle you can get. Consider this kind of visual research time well spent.
After you're done experimenting, then it's time to deliver. Working with the Gradient Map often takes a little finessing. You're likely to be a little disappointed if you try and get the perfect colors with the Gradient Map alone. You can spend a great deal of time picking and re-picking colors until you get it just right. Instead, try working more broadly, getting close to a desired effect and then fine-tuning the results.
Read details on how to do this on Digital Photo Pro.
Once you've mastered the interface, the real challenge begins—visualizing color possibilities. Previsualization can only go so far; instead, use software as a tool for visualization. Instead of rushing to a single finished result, I prefer to work on multiple copies of an image to make side-by-side comparisons of a set of variations. The possibilities are seemingly so limitless that you must perform experiments to find the best solution. If your experiments are both targeted and iterative, you'll generate many solutions that are more likely to be optimum.
Here, a little color theory can be useful. Use dark colors in shadows and light colors in highlights; otherwise, you may posterize or solarize. Use analogous colors (similar color families) to create transitions; transitions between complementary colors tend to get muddy. Variations on earth tones work well for both realistic and antique effects. Variations on warm colors can add intensity, even fire. Variations on cool colors can generate nocturnal and even aquatic effects.
Photoshop's Gradient Map is an exotic color adjustment tool that can be a real game changer. If you truly understand the possibilities this tool opens up, you'll have learned to see in new ways. What could be more valuable?
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Photoshop's Match Color May Change The Way You Think & See
December 17, 2014 | Leave a Comment |
How was this effect created? See the illustrations below.
Little explored and capable of opening up whole new frontiers in color adjustment, Photoshop's Match Color is a tool every user should be aware of, even if it's only to know what's possible.
There are three primary reasons to consider using Match Color.
1 - Match two colors exactly.
(Match the color of one object to another.)
2 - Remove strong color casts.
(It's great for neutralizing underwater casts.)
3 - Creatively apply the color in one image to another.
(This will blow your mind!)
A few tips will help you make the most of this fascinating tool …
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Create Sophisticated Motion Effects With This Powerful Photoshop CC Tool
October 23, 2014 | Leave a Comment |
Photoshop CC's recent addition to its Blur Gallery, Path Blur offers a creative and flexible way to add directional motion to your images in postproduction.
The Blur Gallery now has five effects (Field Blur, Iris Blur, Tilt-Shift, Path Blur and Spin Blur) that can be controlled from a single panel. Once you've accessed one, you can quickly access the others at the same time, enabling you to create complex blur effects in a single stop. Path Blur alone is capable of delivering lots of complex motion effects with one simple path. It's likely it will change the way you expose, encouraging you to be more experimental. It even may open a window into a whole new way of seeing for you. It's astonishing! You've got to try it to believe it—and to truly understand it.
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DPD's New Advanced Lightroom & Photoshop Seminar
October 16, 2014 | Leave a Comment |
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Demonstrations will include essential new features you need to know about in Lightroom 5 and Photoshop CC. Master the most advanced cataloging, keywording, searching, and filtering capabilities of Lightroom. Learn best practices for using Lightroom at home, on the road, and even on a network. See how you can efficiently share your images in slideshows, web galleries, social networks and print. You'll know what to do in Lightroom and what to do in Photoshop, when to do it, and how to move back and forth seamlessly between the two.
We'll cover all the ins and outs of developing Raw files. You'll see what every slider in Lightroom's Develop Module / Adobe Camera Raw does. And then we'll show you how to double process and even use Camera Raw as a filter allowing you to use all of Photoshop's advanced masking capabilities. You'll see two top pros process their own files and each other's files.
You'll be dazzled by game-changing multi-shot processing techniques – including HDR, panorama, focus-stacking and more. You'll be wowed by our creative uses of Photoshop's most advanced sharpening and blurring tools. Witness the most advanced color adjustment strategies you'll find anywhere. Combine them with the most sophisticated selections and masks to master the interpretive art of dodging and burning.
You'll be able to take your files to a whole new level!
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How To Use Focus To Make Selections In Photoshop CC
September 15, 2014 | Leave a Comment |
Julieanne Kost demonstrates how to make selections based on depth of field using Focus Mask to help isolate portions of your image for further editing.
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New Improvements to Camera Raw 8.2 in Photoshop CC – Julianne Kost
August 28, 2014 | Leave a Comment |
"Julieanne takes a close look at the feature enhancements and refinements made to the Crop tool, workflow settings, and batch saving capabilities in Adobe Camera Raw. In addition she also covers improvements made to the Spot Removal Tool, Noise Reduction, Local Adjustment Brush, and Histogram."
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How to Add Realistic Spinning Motion Blur Effects in Photoshop CC – Julianne Kost
August 8, 2014 | Leave a Comment |
Julieanne Kost demonstrates how to use the new, nondestructive Spin Blur in Photoshop to create realistic motion effects including the ability to spin an object at variable angles, as well emulate traditional strobe effects with the ability to define the strength, number of flashes and duration.
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Adding Motion Blur Effects Along a Path in Photoshop CC – Julianne Kost
August 7, 2014 | Leave a Comment |
Julieanne Kost walks through Photoshop CC's new Path Blur including how to control the direction, speed, taper, and shape of motion paths to make creative enhancements to your image.
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