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That's a good idea wren, but I know there's no way we could do that here. Our courses are hard (often 20 - 50 jumps a course - a LOT!) over hilly rocky terrain and we ride open which is a true foxhunt pace which means nearly no walking at all. My horse is on a 16p feed (in combination with a 12p and high fat feed) to keep his protein levels up for the amount of muslce mass he uses each pace during heavy season and our paces are usually 12 miles long or so. About 1h 30m - 2h for open division so certainly a lot of speed and work there.
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Thread: ** Manuel´s sketchbook **
August 6th, 2008 #1
** Manuel´s sketchbook **
Hello people.
I am new to this board and this is my first thread.
I work in the games industry as a 3d Artists, but I decided to learn more about drawing and painting in my free time.
So I started this thread here, to watch my progress from now on, and maybe to get some help from this talented community. I think it´s a great place for watching and sharing 2d art.
I will post some sketches soon.
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberAugust 6th, 2008 #2
Ok, let´s start. Some quick drawings i made a few days ago.
At the moment I want to see what I can do without any reference. In the next weeks and month i want to start from zero and learn the basics about perspective drawing.
I never took any drawing class, was always just scribbling around without knowing anything about the technical/theoretical stuff. But now I really want to learn drawing and painting and go back to the basics.
August 6th, 2008 #3
And here some quick painting exercises, again no reference used.
August 7th, 2008 #4
Another painting exercise, this time I used some photo reference.
August 8th, 2008 #5
Some pencil drawings/sketches I did a while ago.
Last edited by Manuel Poehlau; August 9th, 2008 at 10:30 AM.
August 9th, 2008 #6
Still no single comment after 3 days .. ?!
Not even a welcome : (
Some more sketches..
August 9th, 2008 #7
heres your comes your welcome...welcome to ca, land of milk and honey etc etc
i like the degree of realism in your portraits, the colours are pretty nice
uhmm.. perhaps some more life/figure drawing?
keep it up
Up shit creek with a poo for a paddle
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August 9th, 2008 #8
I like the girl with the ball – loads of energy. Keep drawing.
Don't worry about lack of comments; it's the view count that matters. Your sketch book is for you to see your progress; comments are a bonus.
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August 9th, 2008 #9
Hey Manuel Willkommen!
I see lots of potential in your drawings! Like the second and third post most Especially the eyestudies.. i mean the closeup on the eyes... with ps i guess, huh? Really nice. Try to work more like that. Improve your digi-skills and loads of anatomiestudies!
You're definately on the right track! Keep going!! ;D


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Magguilli said the town has not yet even decided whether to swap land and that if it did, appraisals would need to be made and then brought before the town board as well as in a public hearing before a decision would be made.
At the last Town Board meeting on Thursday, Oct. 22, Charles "Skip" Guptill stood to address the board and public and said of his family, "We are in the skating business, we are in the ice cream business, we are in the birthday business. We are not in the mining business."
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Bailey said the only thing he could think of for the issues being discussed simultaneously would be the close vicinity of the kettle bog to where the easement is needed, though he said this would still not be a reason to combine the issues in one resolution.
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Skin: Oily, Fair, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I'm not sure if I was color matched properly, but I like this foundation a LOT! It looks really nice in pics. It melts after awhile if it's hot, but no foundation can really withstand heat. Still... I was impressed! Even after walking for an hour and sweating, my make up stayed intact! After 4 hours of walking in the heat, I needed to retouch my face coz the sweat was annoying me! Nothing a good damp sponge wont fix!
on 7/1/2011 1:26:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
WOW. MUFE hit this one out of the park. The shades are endless and well thought out. I'm NC40 as a reference and a tough match! I cannot think of one thing about this foundation that I dislike. It' gives me a great coveage, fills in the pores around my nose, can be blended easily with clean fingers, sponge or brush, it's buildable, comfortable to wear, the pump packaging makes it sanitary and a pleasure to use. One pump unto the back of my hand does it for me, which is the equivalent of a "dimes" worth. it's the perfect amount. I place one dot on my forhead, nose, cheeks and chin, wait a minute, then blend out with my fingers. Then I blend out any edges with a damp Alcon sponge. I like setting this with a Graftobian Loose Powder in Translucent. It's gorgeous and does not move when applied this way. HG status for me.
on 6/29/2011 2:25:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Like most of you im searching for my 'cant live without, makes my face look delicious foundation' lol and i have been using this foundation only for a couple of days now but so far i love it, it actually amazes me how it can be so invisible but still give good coverage and hide imperfections! I do agree with the people that say this can look cakey if layered too much, I have a couple of acne scars and redness around my nose so those are the only places i layer this foundation and it looks fine but i wouldnt try it on my whole face (i try not to use a concealer apart from a small amount of ysl touche eclat to brighten under my eyes) I think this foundation is more dewy than matte, when i first apply it it does look slightly matte but after an hour or so it starts to look dewy and glows but in a nice way, it looks healthy on the skin. I lightly dust my face with mac mineralize pressed powder on the places i find more oily (t-zone, nose and chin) and it looks very natural. Im looking forward to seeing the results when my skin is more clear, i went through a small phase of sleeping with a moisturiser on which turned out to be too thick for me and i was using different products every night to remove my makeup so my skin is confused and freaking out and im having a small breakout! lol. I can imagine this foundation looking twice as nice when my skin clears up. I use simple's light hydrating moisturiser, illamasqua's satin primer and then apply this foundation with my mac 187 brush. Ive tried wearing this without primer but i think using the primer makes the foundation last longer and gives a nicer finish, The colour i use is 115 (light skin pink tones) i actually have neutral undertones but leaning more towards pink and luckily this was a good choice. After trying a good 20 different foundations, im happy with this one :)
on 6/27/2011 7:21:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Skin type: Dry/Normal
Skin tone: NC (warm undertones)
I'm an NC30 in MAC
I bought this foundation in 2 shades, 120 and 123. I mix them to get my perfect shade.
I LOVE this foundation! I even used it on my wedding day and photos. It gives the BEST finish (at least on me) super natural looking, like second skin. Looks AMAZING in photos. I've probably bought over a dozen different foundations (NO JOKE) and none really worked great for me. My whole face except for nose is dry and my nose is get pretty oily throughout the day.
The only downside to this foundation is when I get oily in my nose the foundation tends to separate (which I don't think this is good for oily skin types). And that it's not as long lasting as I would like it to be. Maybe a good 4-6 hours but after that you can tell you need to reapply and blot.
I would still totally purchase again but I am looking into the MAC prolong wear foundation :) Just got it and hopefully it doesn't break me out like how the FACE&BODY did :/
on 6/27/2011 12:10:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This makeup is beautiful. I have oily, acne prone skin with quite a bit to cover - acne scars (red and ice pick) and under eye circles. I really didn't think this was going to work for me and was considering the Matte Velvet + instead, but I just couldn't resist trying this out. I am really suprised how nice it is! I was convinced it wasn't going to work. I used 1 pump with some concealer, but in reality, I think a pump and a half of just this would have done the trick. It has a satin finish, but it didn't look oily, it looked healthy and really looked like my skin! The colour match was amazing too - 115. For reference I am MAC Studio Fix powder NW20-25. I am a powder foundation girl and just wanted to give a high end liquid a try, and now I understand the hype. It looks natural, blurs the flaws and made the texture of my skin look smoother than usual. I used the HD powder to lock it in and that combo is awesome! Give it a shot. I have oily skin with alot to cover and it worked for me. Not to mention that it felt like I wasn't wearing anything and that it lasted for hours on end without fail. Thanks MUFE!!! xo
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From the name of this foundation, I was expecting it to just melt into my skin without a trace. However, it did not do that. I don't know if it's my skin type but for some reason, it just sat on my skin; it was detectable. My skin is oily. It provided light to medium coverage. Lasting power was not very long either. A few hours later, my flaws showed through again as if I wasn't wearing foundation at all. Overall, I was not very impressed with this foundation. For the price and what it claims, it did not live up to the hype.
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Location: State of confusion
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Help choosing my newest distraction
Hey gents and ladies, this is my first post, but by far my first bike. I have been riding for more than thirty years, and I think I have riden at least one from every major manufacturer that ever lived in the states. At present I have two road going bikes, a 2001 Ducati SS 900ei, and no, you will pry that one out of my dead hand on the side of a road. Love it. And I have the one style of bike I have never been without since I rode my first one. A 2000 Honda XR650L. Now this one is mildly modified, (read that as a slight understatement.) and only a few miles. (again, an understatement, this time very serious.) And I want to draw a few of you into a discussion for an adventure bike.
Discussion = Debate, remember that please.
Please sound of with your choice of bike, lets keep them to the under ten year old mark just to narrow the field a bit, and above the 600cc motor. I don't care if it is a thumping single, a butter smooth four slug, V motor or Inline. Manufacturer does not matter either, I am a DIY guy, but i am a nut about doing it as right as the budget will allow. Now and then waiting and grounding the bike till it CAN be done correctly. I want a comfortable bike, but my idea of a good road bike is my Duc. I need a bike that will let me run extra legal speeds with out having to work to hard at it.
I will admit to having my eyes set on a Tiger right now, but the KTM has a draw as well. Please feel free to sound off!
Old Dog...
From the bridge of the Starship Enterprise. NC1701-E
Youth and exuberance are no match for age and trechery.
2001 Ducati SS 900ei, 2000 XR650L (Fred), 1994 YZ/WR 250 2t, 2005 CRF 230f, 1985 XR100.
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Joined: Aug 2008
Location: Oceanside, CA
Oddometer: 114
Well... let's start with this:
Since you already have a road bike (beautiful one at that!) and an enduro....
where will you be riding said new bike?
What will it's main mission be?
Weight preference?
That may point the folks here in the right direction! I'm also looking for a new bike. Tons of information here on the site for ALL bikes and a huge group of guys that ought to give you the feedback you're looking for.
Best of luck
Some people are like slinkies... not really good for anything but you just can't help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs.
Crash Test Dummy
Joined: Jan 2013
Location: State of confusion
Oddometer: 19
Price right now is not the isue, if I have to wait and buy a year old garage sitter, so be it. But as for use? Think big duel sport? My XR carries soft bags and I use it to chace the Supermotards in my area arround and I get taped for some of the camera duties in the group, comuting and errand hoping, as well as climing in and out of the concreet rivers near my house. This bike will be doing some of that. My Duc sees tight and tecnical twisties, long straights and city comuting. It is not a coffee house sitter. I have done 800 miles in a day on either of them, then I have just gone to the local Japanese Gardens and sat for half a day looking for the right light for the picture I want. I need to be able to shove two or three days of crap, the charging units for my phone, music and my I-Pad. (I do not use GPS, half the fun of having a bike is getting lost.) So I guess that means it needs a fairly long range on a tank, and last but not least, I need to light the road in front of me. I ride at night a lot, and yes, I will burn a car drivers retenas to cinders to make sure that idiot can't clain that they just didn't see me. Pfft... Put down the text widgit and drive you punk. But other than that, it jsut has to be comfortable and i dson't want to buy a $500 sadle to make it that way. Hmm... Now that I look at it... I don't want to much, do I?
OId Dog...
From the bridge of the Starship Enterprise. NC1701-E
Youth and exuberance are no match for age and trechery.
2001 Ducati SS 900ei, 2000 XR650L (Fred), 1994 YZ/WR 250 2t, 2005 CRF 230f, 1985 XR100.
Studly Adventurer
Joined: May 2011
Location: north texas for now, sedona when I can get away
Oddometer: 824
I have this conversation in my head all the time - I also have a Ducati road bike (multistrada) and a yamaha dual sport (wr250) so my choices would be-
1. Moto Guzzi stelvio ntx - lots of soul, air cooled and straightforward, big tank and extra lights included
2. Tiger 800 xc - that triple, that's all
3. KTM 990 - the most dirt capable, get one before they're gone
4. Yamaha supere tenere - if reliability and support are at the top of the list
Personally, looking what you (and I) have already - id get the Moto Guzzi
I'd rather be riding
Joined: Oct 2005
Location: Oregon
Oddometer: 4,280
Whenever we are riding, we are an ambassador to our sport
I'd rather be riding!
Tubeless Adventurer
Joined: Mar 2009
Location: Sarasota, Fl
Oddometer: 197
Help choosing....
Great list Dave.O. However, you need to invert it!
"If you can't be handsome, be handy": Red Green
Current Bike: 2002 BMW R1150GS
Ghosts of motorcycles past: Super Tenere, KLR 650, DRZ-400, KTM 200EXC
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Feb 2009
Location: Montrose, CO
Oddometer: 352
I rode all of the above mentioned bike and then some (sans the Guzzi).
I finally narrowed it down to the KTM 990 and the Tiger 800XC. Both have superb motors, handle well at speed and inspire confidence off-road.
I finally chose the Tiger 800XC for the following reasons: (yours may vary)
- the Tiger gets Considerably better gas mileage.
- initial price (new) was $2800 cheaper
- I believe the Tiger will require a great deal less maintenance.
- liked the looks of the Tiger more and that Triple motor is SWEET
Crash Test Dummy
Joined: Jan 2013
Location: State of confusion
Oddometer: 19
I think Dave.O is onto somthing with this Guzzi. Have you gents seen this thing? Click the link above if you havent.
Most of the adventure bikes have forgoten that purpose does NOT need to be ugly. Take the BMW for hapenstance...
It is a rock solid as they come. But look square on at the front end! Those mishapen headlights! Dear gods people, WT/Devil! That is a face only a mother can love! It puts me in mind of Bill the cat! The entire F, G, and R, series shares the traits, and the gene pool is geting thin! And unfortunatly most of the segment seems to be going that way. Of the lot, it looks to me that the Triumph has gone over to the dark side the most, but others are geting there. Any one actually own a GuzzI that we can grill for information?
Baring that, how about reliability? The Guzzi of yesteryear was not the most stabnle of platforms, the new stuff?
Old Dog...
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Youth and exuberance are no match for age and trechery.
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First he was vice president. Then he was the guy who allegedly lost the presidential election to George W. Bush after that hanging chad debacle. Then he made that documentary on global warming. Speaking in West Tampa Thursday, former vice president Al Gore didnât shy away from bashing Republican economic policy.
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Complete story at www.reds.com.CINCINNATI -- Maybe this will be the year that Joe Nuxhall can say, "'The ol' left-hander' is rounding third and headed for the Hall of Fame."
Nuxhall's name was back among the list of nominees for the annual Ford C. Frick Award that was released on Wednesday. The Frick Award has been given annually by the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., since 1978 to broadcasters who "make major contributions to the game of baseball."


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The drive, created by The Assembly, comprises digital and social marketing, advertising, PR, events and sampling and launches this month.
At the heart of the campaign is a specially built member microsite where people can claim a DVD with every purchase of specially marked Gallo wines.
The site will also allow members to receive tips on creating a memorable cinema night at home, including food and wine suggestions, access to the latest news and interviews with film stars and directors.
Additional membership privileges include a chance to win tickets to screenings, red carpet events, film premieres and studio trips around the world. Further big prizes will be awarded to the best photos and videos taken during film evenings at home.
Consumers can join the club by entering a code found on promotional bottles into the club microsite.
Trevor Hardy, founder of The Assembly, said the campaign was designed to "bring people together in and out of the home".
"It will engage with existing and potential new audiences for Gallo Wine and will create truly unforgettable evenings," he added.
Gallo has unveiled a raft of marketing initiatives for 2012. These include a sweeter Moscato variant to sit in its Gallo Family Vineyards portfolio of wines and a global CSR push under its Barefoot brand, to help consumers raise money for local charities via sponsored walks.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Al Harris didn't know how a ceremonial retirement was supposed to work and he didn't really care. All that mattered to the two-time Pro Bowl cornerback was that he was somehow able to say he retired as a member of the Green Bay Packers.
Former CB Al Harris retires as a Packer
"Just over my career I had an awesome time, but the better part of my years were in Green Bay, (so) it was just important to me to retire as a Packer," Harris said Thursday, nearly 3 1/2 years since he played his final snap for the Packers. "I had a great experience in Philadelphia, great experience in Tampa and everywhere else I played, but Green Bay is a special place to play football."
Harris, now an assistant coach with the Kansas City Chiefs, said he came up with the idea the day he announced his retirement in December 2011 while playing for the St. Louis Rams.
He spent 14 seasons in the NFL after entering the league as a sixth-round draft pick by Tampa Bay out of Texas A&M-Kingsville in 1997. Harris spent his first season on the practice squad, then the next five years with the Philadelphia Eagles before being traded to the Packers. He arrived in Green Bay in 2003 and quickly became a fan favorite for his fierce man-to-man pass coverage and physical style of play.
He never missed a game during his first 10 NFL seasons, but in 2008 he suffered a ruptured spleen that was initially supposed to end his season. Instead, he missed just four games and ended up playing 12 games that year.
His final game in Green Bay came on Nov. 22, 2009, when he tore the anterior cruciate ligament, the lateral collateral ligament, the IT band, the fibular collateral ligament and the lateral hamstring in his left knee against the San Francisco 49ers. He began the 2010 season on the physically unable to perform list while coming back from the knee injury, but he was waived and never activated that season. The Packers went on to win the Super Bowl and Harris received a Super Bowl ring from the team.
He played for the Dolphins and caught on with the Rams, finishing the 2011 season with 20 tackles, seven pass breakups and a fumble recovery. By all accounts, he was playing well when he suffered his second torn ACL, this time in his right knee.
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According to a UCLA study, only five percent of licensed doctors in California are Latino in a state that is nearly 40 percent Hispanic, which demonstrates a severe shortage of primary care physicians who have both the language and cultural connections to care for Hispanic patients. "This disparity contributes to the many tension points that exist between the healthcare industry and the Hispanic community, such as the lack of medical research specifically targeting Hispanics; the absence of healthcare information tailored to their needs; and their disproportionate burden of preventable disease, death, and injury," says CHL Founder/CEO, Glenn Llopis, who also writes for Forbes, the Harvard Business Review, and the Huffington Post. "It's clear that the conversation around the need to build a more prominent Hispanic workforce in the healthcare industry is escalating in relevancy."
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1/3 cup
2 tablespoons
fish sauce
shallots, chopped
4 cloves
garlic, minced
1 1/2 teaspoons
ground black pepper
1/4 teaspoon
red pepper flakes
1/3 cup
white sugar
2 pounds
catfish fillets
1/2 teaspoon
white sugar
1 tablespoon
fresh lime juice
green onion, thinly sliced
1/2 cup
chopped cilantro
This is definitely a keeper. I substituted the shallots for 1/2 a white onion. I also substituted lemon for lime and did not have any cilantro. It still came out great! Thanks Everret!
Didn't turn out anything like it looks in the picture. It was so mushy and wet. I dried the fish on paper towel before I cooked it too.
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Wow! Best fish I've had in a long time. Thanks for the great recipe! My boyfriend was a skeptic about caramelized fish sauce but it was beautiful! I found the sauce to be a bit spicy for my taste so I think I will reduce the amount of pepper flakes and black pepper the next time. I also used raw sugar instead of white (we try to eat a little more organically around here) and it still worked fine. I also squeezed fresh lime juice onto the final dish in addition to the lime in the sauce. And I don't think the cilantro is necessary though we used it and it was still good. Beautiful recipe! We'll definitely be eating this again!
I was afraid this was going to be too sweet but it wasn't. I didn't have fish sauce so I substituted Worcestershire sauce (as it is made from anchovies I've been told) and it added enough saltiness not to have to add anymore. The deep mahogany color is beautiful and the flavor is like a teriyaki sauce but more complex. I cut down on the cooking time just a bit (about 3-1/2 minutes each side) and it came out fine. I also left out the cilantro but that's because I thought the taste would overpower the fish.
This is a very simple dish, if all the prep is done, then it takes about 20 minutes. There is a trick not mentioned here; after you caramelize the sugar, the water you add needs to be hot, otherwise that sugar will clump and stick to everything. You can wait until it remelts, but trust me, adding hot water is easier. I also wonder if you need to add so much water at the beginning when caramelizing the sugar, since it really doesn't start browning until most of the water has evaporated. I found I had to add hot water in small amounts as I cooked the fish, so it didn't get too thick or burn. I did not have to cook it down at all. I don't think the green onions and cilantro at the end add too much, other than that a fine recipe.
Absolutely fantastic. The catfish looked pretty iffy at the market so I substituted haddock. If I made it again I would decrease the pepper- I enjoyed the recipe as is but it had too much bite for my kids. This is a recipe I will definitely be making again!
pretty good....used brown sugar... and white onion from the garden...kids didn't know if they liked it or not....but then again they aren't big fish eaters....served over brown rice....cilantro on top was my favorite.....;)...thanks
I've not tried this EXACT receipe but I have made caramel fish / chicken wings on other ocassions and LOVE it big time... have become a bit of an expert on the caramel sauce since I've made it a hundred times now and I luv it BIG time!
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Caramel Coated Catfish
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Amount Per Serving
Calories: 404
Calories from Fat: 156
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