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Billy Hamilton steals second and third in Rising Stars Game
Nov 4, 2012, 8:49 AM EDT
The video is unfortunately not embeddable, but you'll want to follow this link to see Reds prospect Billy Hamilton steal the show — pun intended — at last night's Arizona Fall League Rising Stars Game.
The 22-year-old gets a nice jump and snags second base rather routinely, then darts over to third after the next pitch while the catcher is attempting to deliver the ball back to the mound. Just watch the video.
Hamilton swiped a record 155 bases this past season between High-A Bakersfield and Double-A Pensacola. He is projected to play center field at the major league level and should be able to climb his way to Cincinnati by the end of the 2013 campaign.
- metalhead65 - Nov 4, 2012 at 9:21 AM
hopefully he does good enough in spring training he makes the club,but who are we kidding dusty baker is the same manager who preferred willie harris last year over Todd Frazier even after the spring he had. a guy who would have been ROY under any other manager was not good enough in Baker's eyes over a guy who batted.089 for the reds before he was finally and reluctantly sent down after rolen and votto were injured.dusty did everything in his power to get willie going before he had no choice and had to play Frazier who only went on to help save the reds season. Frazier's ROY hopes went down the drain the min. rolen was able to leave his walker and was immediatly made the starter again at third. that worked out really well for the reds didn't it?
- cur68 - Nov 4, 2012 at 10:15 AM
Guess Dusty's felling better, eh? Ok then. Well Dang You, Dusty Baker! Dang you to Heck!
- paperlions - Nov 4, 2012 at 10:23 AM
Frazier's hopes weren't helped when he hit .181/.241/.261 (avg/obp/slg) in September while still getting regular playing time.
- metalhead65 - Nov 4, 2012 at 11:42 AM
a 2 week slump at the start of sept. should not take away what he did the 3 months. if that is the case what about harper not hitting after the all star game until getting hot again sept.? I think he hit .180 something. and after rolen came back in sept. frazier did not get regular playing and a chance to break out that slump.
- paperlions - Nov 4, 2012 at 11:50 AM
All AB count, you don't get to ignore poor performance for convenience….and the slump wasn't just two weeks. He pretty much sucked for the entire month. What his slump did do was allow Harper to catch him in offensive performance, plus Harper played very good CF defense while Frazier was average at 3B/1B. That offensive production from CF is more valuable than it is from 3B/1B.
- historiophiliac - Nov 4, 2012 at 9:48 AM
Man, in that picture his Darth Vader helmet looks way too big.
- Francisco (FC) - Nov 4, 2012 at 10:29 AM
That's because it's a Dark Helmet helmet.
- qcubed3 - Nov 4, 2012 at 2:06 PM
Indeed, the Schwartz is strong with this one.
- humpalmd - Nov 4, 2012 at 10:11 AM
I have as a minor leaguer on my fantasy team. I am expecting him to win me the steals category by himself for years to come.
- indaburg - Nov 4, 2012 at 10:24 AM
I watched half the game, and Billy Hamilton is the player who stood out the most by far. He did misplay a ball in center, but his base stealing, for those of us who appreciate small ball, was exquisite. I look forward to seeing more from this young man in the coming years.
- kprosox13 - Nov 4, 2012 at 11:34 AM
Can't wait for him to make it to the big leagues. He will definitely be a fun player to watch.
- greymares - Nov 4, 2012 at 5:08 PM
can't steal 1st.
- roadwearyaaron - Nov 4, 2012 at 5:41 PM
Drew Stubbs can confirm this with his .277 OBP. Hamilton's is .364 in the minors so far and a .410 across two leagues this season. If he continues to develop, he should be an improvement over the Reds current CF/leadoff hitter (offensively, at least).
- bigleagues - Nov 5, 2012 at 9:03 AM
Dude's so fast, the Director and Cameraman can't keep up.
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Conservative county councillors did their best to put a gloss on their streetlight switch-off U-turn at the authority's budget meeting but it has been an unnecessarily messy episode which the opposition parties understandably exploited.
The ruling administration did what it could to make the best of a bad job but had to face accusations that it had not actually saved any money, after spending £3m on installing the technology needed to move to part-night lighting - effectively neutralising the predicted saving of £3m up to 2017, when it says bulbs will be replaced wih LEDs.
At least Conservative council leader Paul Carter was upfront in acknowledging that had the council known that the cost of LEDs was to fall significantly, it might not have embarked on the switch-off. (His claim that it had saved money was less convincing).
Opposition in Kent appears to have been more vociferous than other areas, which may have something to do with its size and rural nature.
To be fair, it did consult pretty widely at the outset.
Having said that, perhaps councillors did not do themselves any favours by appearing rather dismissive about residents' fears over security and crime, insisting the perception of an increase in crime was not matched by the reality.
Any public figure who spending thousands of pounds of taxpayers' money on outside PR agencies and consumer research companies can expect to be asked to account for it.
Kent crime commissioner Ann Barnes says appointing outside consultants was necessary to secure an "independent" review of the communications strategies adopted by the force.
Communications are important for any public body especially for the police.
But we doubt many people will regard it as that important to pay a PR firm close to £14,000 for an insight into what was being done and what might be done better - especially given the common complaint that they don't get to see many police officers on the street these days.
It is equally hard to justify the £2,400 spent on media training for the crime youth commissioner Kerry Boyd, whose term of office is to end shortly but whose activity has been so low profile as to make her virtually invisible.
Perhaps the advice was to not say anything or do anything in public or before the media.
It proved one of the few local flashpoints in the Rochester and Strood by-election, so what have the parties made of the government's decision to call in the plans for 5,000 homes at Lodge Hill and hold a public inquiry?
Strangely, it has produced an unlikely consensus between UKIP MP Mark Reckless and Kelly Tolhurst, the Conservative candidate.
Mr Reckless says he is delighted he will not rest until he has 'won the war'. Kelly Tolhurst declares she will "continue to lead the campaign against it."
Perhaps they should stand on a joint ticket. No, we can't see it either.
Tags: streetlights, KCC, Ann Barnes, PR, Lodge Hill, Mark Reckless, Kelly Tolhurst
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It has been a tumultuous year in Kent politics and 2015 is shaping up to be just as turbulent. Here is how the politicians saw things - in their own words:
"We have picked up the jigsaw pieces from different boxes and put them in new boxes where there is real synergy." Some mystifying jargon from John Burr, the KCC director in charge of re-organising the way the council is run.
"We are not the masters now, the people are the masters. We are the servants of the people. We must never forget that." Newly-elected Rochester and Strood UKIP MP Mark Reckless victory speech has uncanny echoes of Tony Blair in 1997.
"By-elections are different; there is a chance for people to vote in way they haven't done before." Conservative leader David Cameron calls for people to vote tactically to stop Mark Reckless in the by-election.
"You should tell that to Mrs Cameron" The Prime Minister's retort to a reporter on the campaign trail in Rochester who said he was looking fit and whether he had been working out.
"People who have got through [to Britain] call and say 'We've got through. This is El Dorado and we're staying here'. Natasha Bouchard, Mayor of Calais addressing MPs on why hundreds of migrants were gathered in the French town.
"It was poor judgement and naivety on my part rather than words spoken with any malice." Janice Atkinson Ukip MEP and prospective parliamentary candidate for Folkestone and Hythe after being caught on camera describing a supporter as "a ting tong from somewhere."
"I did ask about the mafia issue" - Thanet council officer Mark Seed on reports that potential investors in ferry firm TransEuropa had crime links.
"The only reason I agreed to do the documentary was to help people better understand the role of police and crime commissioner." Kent crime commissioner Ann Barnes on that Channel 4 documentary.
Women of the UK: burn your bras...Or not." Chatham and Aylesford MP Tracey Crouch tweet in response to a Ukip claim that for every bra bought in the UK, £1 went to the EU.
"These statistics, while accurate, could lead to an entirely misleading impression being given about how hard members work for their communities." Cllr Gary Cooke, KCC cabinet member for democratic services explains why the council stopped publishing meeting attendance figures.
"Conclusions were drawn where there was no evidence to support those conclusions." Kent County Council leader Paul Carter on why he withdrew a report suggesting government welfare reforms were behind rising crime, homelessness and food banks.
"It is now not beyond the bounds of possibility that we hold the balance of power in another hung parliament." Ukip leader Nigel Farage after his party's crushing European election victory in May.
"Nigel Farage is a pound shop Enoch Powell and we need to watch him." Comedian Russell Brand on BBC 'Question Time' takes a dig at the party leader
"As we entered the studio, and his personal make-up artist straightened his chest hair for him, I kid you not, I realised that perhaps he might be a bit lighter weight than expected." Nigel Farage retort at Russell Brand on BBC Question Time.
"Over the past few decades, flood defences in many areas have been neglected, and local people left to fend for themselves.Those days are coming to an end." Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg visiting Kent to announce £17m of flood defence work
"I am out but not down" Ashford MP Damian Green after losing his job as policing minister in what was culled a cull of middle-aged ministers from the cabinet
"I don't think it would have made much difference" - Liberal Democrat candidate Geoff Juby on whether the presence of his party leader Nick Clegg on the Rochester and Strood campaign trail would have helped. He went on to lose his deposit in the party's worst result in a by-election
"The New Ways of Working Programme has progressively implemented the approved phased redevelopment of several key hubs" - what else but a Kent County Council officer's report on "re-organisation"
Tags: Mark Reckless, David Cameron, UKIP, by-election, Rochester, Strood, Kelly Tolhurst, quotes, flooding, Nick Clegg, KCC, Paul Carter
There is not much that will set back the spirits of the irrepressibly cheerful Nigel Farage, so it was no surprise to hear him in a particularly upbeat mood the morning after Ukip won the Rochester and Strood by-election.
The margin of victory was not, however, quite as large as the polls or betting odds had suggested it could be. Not that this stopped the leader declaring the outcome meant that the general election was "beyond comprehension" and "everything was up in the air." (He also said he would have been happy to win by one vote).
However, you can't say everything is unpredictable in one breath and in the next assert that there is a distinct prospect of your party winning more seats in Kent - it is logically inconsistent.
The result in Rochester and Strood does nevertheless underline that Ukip has momentum and it is momentum the other parties are struggling to halt.
Kent is now its most significant power base of anywhere in the country and it is continuing to show that it can mobilise highly effective campaigns where it chooses to.
But fighting a single by-election with your "people's army" is one thing; deploying the same kind of resources at a general election is something else, which Farage has acknowledged.
That, incidentally, is not just a challenge for Ukip. It is one for the Conservatives who next May will face precisely the same issue. Mr Cameron won't have his infamous kitchen sink available and neither will he be able to make five visits in as many weeks.
Ukip's chances of holding on to Rochester and Strood are uncertain: some bookmakers have made the Conservatives odds on to regain it, which goes some way to explaining why the Conservatives were not quite as depressed or inconsolable when the result came in.
In Kent's case, Ukip will target a handful of seats where it has a better-than-evens chance of an upset. Oddly, I suspect that Thanet South, where Farage is the candidate, may not get quite the same level of attention because he is already the red hot favourite to win.
But Folkestone and Hythe, Sittingbourne and Sheppey as well as Thanet North and Dover and Deal are all in their sights.
For the Conservatives, the danger is that tacking to the right in an attempt to out-Ukip Ukip risks alienating its more Euro-phile MPs and activists. It is interesting to see that two Kent MPs used the by-election to argue the party should move in the other direction to the centre ground.
Ashford MP and former immigration minister Damian Green said at the weekend that there is no reason for the Conservative party to decide that slithering towards Ukip is the route to success."
Meanwhile, Thanet South MP Laura Sandys said the by-election result offered the party the chance to move to the centre ground - which is where elections are commonly won.
Ukip will be quite content to see these divisions exposed as it will allow it to depict the Conservatives as split on the key electoral issue of whether the UK should rush for the EU exit door.
Whether it can, as Nigel Farage claims, hold the balance of power after next May is altogether a different matter.
Despite its best efforts and a candidate who impressed, Labour had little to celebrate in the by-election. It wasn't that it fought a bad campaign - although it should have focused more on the NHS.
Its vote was squeezed by Ukip and to a lesser extent, the Green party. The row over the white van man's flags was not a factor because it came too late but does exemplify that it is alienating some of its core traditional voters, a place Ukip has jumped in to with alacrity.
Speaking to Labour figures about what they feel they need to do, you often hear them say that they need to communicate better.
This implies that if only got their message right, everything would be well in the world. The problem is that you can have a solid message but unless you have a receptive audience ready to listen, it's worthless.
The party reminds me a little of the Conservatives under Ian Duncan Smith, the man who uttered the immortal words that the quiet man was "here to stay and is turning up the volume."
Three weeks later, the party dumped him.
Did Mark Reckless invoke the spirit of Tony Blair in his acceptance speech after being declared the by-election winner. "You are the boss, you must never let me forget that," he said.
Rewind to Tony Blair's victory speech after becoming PM in 1997: "We are not the masters now, the people are the masters. We are the servants of the people.We must never forget that"
Tags: UKIP, Mark Reckless, Nigel Farage, by-election, Rochester, Strood, Cameron, Kent, Thanet
We were promised that the Conservatives would blitz Rochester and Strood with the party's big hitters and hundreds of activists and for once, no-one can accuse a political party of breaking its pledge.
The frenzy of activity will reach a new level this weekend when the Conservative machine deploys a reported 1,000 activists to Kent to drum up support for a still unknown candidate.
Buses will be bringing down this army from London to distribute leaflets, knock on doors and generally remind us - as if we needed to - that there is a byelection going on.
There is every chance that they will bump into Ukip activists, who are doing much the same with supporters coming from outside the county to rally behind its candidate.
For the Conservatives, this strategy is all about signalling that - unike Clacton - they will not roll over and are going to be putting up a fight to stem Ukip's purple wave. It is as much about the deep loathing for Nigel Farage as it is for defector Mark Reckless.
And there is clearly no love lost between the Ukip leader and Mr Cameron, who said that if voters plumped for Ukip "all they are doing is giving Nigel Farage the chance to have a long gloat in the pub."
Much of this activity is designed for media consumption, of course, but you do wonder if the high-intensity strategy might prove counter-productive if it carries on at such a velocity until November 20.
For the Conservatives, the risk is that while it will be effective in shoring up support from core supporters, it gives the impression that it is concerned about the outcome. Cameron's own personal involvement means that if Ukip does produce a coup, his leadership will come under the spotlight. I suspect that the game plan is as much about trying not to lose badly as it is about trying to win.
The other risk is that the scale of activity only serves to remind supporters of other parties lacking similar battalions of activists (and deep pockets) that there is an election going on.
Still, anyone who does not like politics or politicians may be advised not to answer the door for the next four weeks.
The Conservatives deserve some credit for opening up its selection process to all voters in Rochester and Strood, although the compressed timetable has rather limited the amount of time for residents to get to know the two who were shortlisted well.
Its big event was the hustings meeting this week in the Rochester Corn Exchange, which was open to everyone. That is everyone but not journalists from the national media.
They were kept out as party managers had decreed that only local media could attend, which meant myself and Radio Kent.
This provoked some tension behind the scenes, with Professor Tim Luckhurst from the Centre For Journalism,- who chaired the event, along with invited guest Dr Sarah Woolaston MP, suggesting unsuccessfully that the ban be reconsidered.
It wasn't and the net result, unsurprisingly, was that the national media turned away at the door rmade the ban the focus of their reports rather than what was said at the meeting.
And to rub it in, managed to get a transcript of the event anyway.
In fact, both candidates acquitted themselves well and had interesting things to say, not least on immigration.
Whoever gets the nod will be in a high-pressure political cauldron for four weeks and under forensic scrutiny from the media.
This week's hustings could have been useful acclimatisation.
Professor Luckhurst says the Conservatives made a mistake in having only selected media present.
"I believe the Conservative Party's decision to exclude from the hustings journalists from national newspapers and broadcasters was foolish and entirely unnecessary. Freedom of speech is a core democratic principle and no political party should restrict it."
When Labour leader Ed Miliband turned up in the County Town of Maidstone last year for the county council election campaign, he did so to demonostrate that there were no "no-go" areas for the party.
It's early days but in comparison to Ukip and the Conservatives, Labour appears to be taking a low key approach to the fight for Rochester and Strood. No single comment has come from a senior member of the party's leadership about the election to date.
Perhaps it is waiting for the Conservative bandwagon to run out of puff.
You can't draw too much by way of portents for November 20 from a council ward by-election where only one in five voters bothered to exercise their vote but Ukip notched up a small victory in Kent this week when it romped to victory in the Sheppey Central ward in Swale.
And it was pretty comprehensive, too with the victoriuos candidate getting nearly 60% of the vote.
Tags: Ukip, Rochester, Strood, Mark Reckless, byelection, Cameron, Medway
Categories: Conservatives
It's no surprise the by-election battle looming in Rochester and Strood is shaping up to be one of the most acrimonious and fiercely-contested in British politics for decades.
The vitriol pouring from Conservatives towards Mark Reckless is an indication that they will fight tooth and nail to see him off.
The stakes are high: for UKIP, a win would give their prospects at the general election a huge boost. For the Conservatives, victory would send out a strong message it is capable of resisting UKIP's purple wave.
So, who will get over the finish line first?
Why UKIP could win:
Why UKIP could lose:
The unknown factors:
Tags: UKIP, Mark Reckless, Conservatives, Cameron, Farage, by-election, Kent, immigration
Categories: Medway | Rochester | Strood
"I want to stop the police being run by politicians" – Ann Barnes, declaring her plan to stand in the election to be Kent's first crime commissioner
"A wilful waste of money" – Ann Barnes, as chairman of Kent Police Authority on the plans for elected police commissioners, before declaring her candidacy
"It's my view that the idiot entering the roundabout at speed with onehand on the steering wheel and the other holding his mobile phone posesan infinitely greater threat to the public wellbeing than a couple of teenagers sharing a cannabis spliff."
Would-be independent police commissioner candidate Ian Driver.
"Unacceptable and disturbing" – minister Grant Shapps on the £420,000 pay-out to former Kent county council MD Katherine Kerswell
"It will save a fortune in the long run" – KCC leader Cllr Paul Carter on scrapping Katherine Kerswell's role
"I am thrilled to join the civil service" Katherine Kerswell on her new six-figure salaried job in the civil service. A few months after leaving her job at KCC
"You have to question the training and development within KCC. It does not produce a good working environment when you see people coming in on a six-month contract and apparently sort things out" – Conservative county councillor Mike Jarvis
"Why don't they live within their means, or move down here and see what it's like to be taxed until they weep? Frankly, we can no longer keep subsiding other people's spending habits." Former Sun editor Kelvin Mackenzie makes friends in the North by advocating a new "Southern" party for the region
"I did receive an invitation but told him I wasn't going to go." Rochester and Strood MP Mark Reckless on reports that he was courted by UKIP funder Stuart Wheeler to switch sides
"Helen's exceptionally demanding job requires her to be in London for most of the week, which is where she lives during that time. Her decision to use her rental allowance in London is therefore understandable and acceptable given her circumstances." A declaration of loyalty for under-fire Maidstone MP Helen Grant from her party chairman James Peace
"She is treating the voters of Maidstone with utter contempt. She is exploiting the system to the maximum and she seems to consider her constituency a complete irrelevance. She should do the right thing and resign" – Becky Matthews, a constituent of Mrs Grant's
"Everybody is gobsmacked that they got themselves into a financial mess and did not realise what the situation was. It is staggering." Dover and Deal MP Charlie Elphicke on the financially-stricken K College
"You cannot just click your fingers and fix it. We need to think big and hold our nerve over the decades." Transport minister Patrick McCloughlin on criticism of the government's review of aviation strategy. It won't report until after the election.
"Following a cabinet decision, it has been decided not to proceed with the trade mission to the USA as it was not considered the best use of public funds at this time." – Kent County Council scraps a planned trade mission across the pond
"It is a small investment and a real opportunity" – Kent County Council defends the same trade mission to the USA a few weeks earlier.
"The structure of Kent commercial services is unnecessarily complex and not fit for purpose, it lacks the appropriate direction and has become untethered from the council." A leaked confidential report on KCC's commercial services
"Utter madness, irresponsible and ridiculous". The leader of Kent County Council Cllr Paul Carter on Shepway Council's plan for a nuclear waste site
"Let's not over-dramatise this." Paul Carter on the same subject.
"Many are in dire need of some TLC" - Backbench county councillor Mike Harrison raises an important matter of state at a full council meeting. Yes, the apparently poor condition of the chairs councillors sit on.
"It makes us look like the landed gentry" – county councillor Bryan Sweetland (Con) berates the media over its coverage of the expenses of the county council's chauffeur-driven cars.
"Chauffeur-driven" – how KCC's policy document refers to the authority's fleet of cars. Five times.
"Concurrent strategies and tactics that will facilitate this requirement must be integrated into the broader approach." A gold-medal winning piece of jargon from Kent County Council's emergency Olympic plan.
"A momentous moment in the county's history" - KCC education cabinet member Cllr Mike Whiting on the proposals for a new grammar school.
"A number of people have said the Kent test is not fit for purpose and could be improved, specifically because there is a sense you can coach for it and if people are willing to devote money to something, they can get an unfair advantage when it comes to getting a grammar school place." Cllr Mike Whiting announces a review of the 11-plus to make it "tutor proof"
"We cannot go around all the institutions of this country, heralding the virtues of direct elections when at the heart of our constitution 825 members are there as a result of some form of patronage." Thanet South MP Laura Sandys backs reform of the House of Lords
"The awarding of this prize to the EU brings it into disrepute." UKIP leader Nigel Farage slams the decision to award the EU the Nobel Peace Prize.
Meanwhile, bears continue to make mess in woods...
Tags: KCC, Laura Sandys, katherine kerswell, Mark Reckless, Nigel Farage, Paul Carter
Categories: National Politics | Precept
I've a distinct feeling of deja vu even though the new year is only a few days old.
Why? Well, Kent MPs are back on Southeastern's case, this time raising concerns about its claim to have reached punctuality targets that means it does not have to give season ticket holders a discount.
The reason why some MPs are uneasy is that the company did indeed pass the threshold but only by the narrowest of margins. 2010 was a pretty miserable year for rail travellers in the region and I get the distinct impression that MPs have pretty much had enough of Southeastern and feel that even if it is strictly within the terms under which discounts are offered, it is rubbing salt in the wounds of long-suffering commuters who have endured delays and cancellations.
It looks increasingly likely that our MPs are moving to some kind of collective position that calls - as a minimum step - on the government to prevent Southeastern being granted an extension to its franchise after 2012.
Beyond redemption - one Kent MP's view of Southeastern>>>
A couple have already gone public with calls for it to be stripped of the contract (Thanet North's Roger Gale and Rochester and Strood's Mark Reckless, who labelled the company in characteristically uncompromising language as 'beyond redemption'). Meanwhile, the Tunbridge Wells MP Greg Clarke told me in carefully chosen words that when the government came to any view about the franchise "the quality of service to the customer is an important factor" and Chatham and Aylesford MP Tracey Crouch has today written to the secretary of state for transport asking for an independent audit of Southeatern's punctuality claims.
Political predictions are tricky but I wouldn't bet against the government deciding that it too has had enough of Southeastern, particularly if - as seems inevitable - we get more bouts of bad weather and restles MPs representing heartland constituencies continue to demand that "something be done".
Tags: Southeastern, Kent MPs, Greg Clarke, Tracey Crouch, Mark Reckless
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December 11th, 2008 #1
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I'm 18 years old, and an artist for life. I could have joined this site alot earlier to show my work but I always have the feeling that it's not really post worthy. But that's a stupid thought and I'm going to post my work anyway.
Here some old ones to start with, most of them were made at school (I studied Visual Arts) I hope you like it, I'll be posting more soon:
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberDecember 11th, 2008 #2
Good stuff. Those last two studies are especially good.
Last edited by FourTonMantis; December 13th, 2008 at 10:55 PM.
December 11th, 2008 #3
Like that horse head. Good start to your sketchbook.
December 12th, 2008 #4
Here some concept art I made 2 years (or so) ago. I was inspired by The Elders Scrolls, especially the (in that time) new game Oblivion. I was thinking about making a game like that one, never started it, although the idea is still there and sooner or later (when I got the time) I will make it. So I made some drawings of locations for the game. Besides that some other paintings I made for school.
December 14th, 2008 #5
Something new this time, a robotic arm, painted i photoshop, it's the first real digital painting I did, I hope you like it:
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studies from your first post are really great! very nice shading on them.
would like to see more stuff like that
January 26th, 2009 #7
hey another dae student,
like the colours of the robot arm a lot, but i think the shadow is too much
January 29th, 2009 #8
Yes, I see that now, I thought it looked good, but when I see it now, it really looks more like a sausage, like they said at school
Here my latest paintings in photoshop:
April 15th, 2009 #9
Some new stuff from me: a Future Rockstar design:
May 6th, 2009 #10
Something new again, first 3 speedpaints I did at school, approx. 1h30min for each of them:
Theme: Sci-fi/Fantasy Demon
Theme: Starwars Inspired Vehicle/Robot/Machine
Theme: Superhero (Post-Apocalypsman?)
And here my newest work using a new (and in my opinion better) technique (thanks Jens ), a portret of me
May 7th, 2009 #11
Nice to see your sketchbook! Your self portrait is a great leap forward!
I thik you have a good eye for art, but try to loose the small brush strokes in your paintings. Vary your brush size more often to get better results and work more efficient.
Good luck with your work and keep it up!
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May 7th, 2009 #12
Yeah, Experimenting with brushes will be the next step, for now I have only used the standard round brush... That will be something for my Jaguar Tribe designs
August 11th, 2009 #13
Come on dragonslayer, where are the updates?!


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Aug 10, 2011, 4:10 PM EDT
A.J. Burnett changed his hair style prior to last night's game, but unfortunately for the Yankees his pitching style stayed the same.
- The Common Man - Aug 10, 2011 at 4:12 PM
Man, I can't believe that didn't work. Got any more ideas?
- FC - Aug 10, 2011 at 4:27 PM
Common Man, what happened to your site? Domain says they own you! And not in the way the Pirates own the Rockies either…
- derpdederpdederp - Aug 10, 2011 at 6:01 PM
he could try switching positions. Im sure the Yanks could always use another bat boy and he wouldnt be able to cost them games in that role (although if anyone could find a way its AJ)
- Chris Fiorentino - Aug 10, 2011 at 7:11 PM
Didn't you guys pay your godaddy bill? ;D
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That's horrible. Looks like a bird's nest. I guess $16.5 million doesn't buy you a good haircut in the Bronx…
- derpdederpdederp - Aug 10, 2011 at 5:59 PM
Chris Fiorentino = stand up individual. lets take a look at a message one might receive on their wordpress account from Chris:
"You are the biggest fucking moron I have ever debated with. Jesus Christ, the whole time I am saying that if it is Bautista's word against whoever threatened him then it is not important. And then at the end, you finally say the same fucking thing? You stupid dolt. Why don't you just go down on each Toronto Blue Jay one at a time and leave the sports debate to those of us who have a fucking clue you dumbass."
speaks for itself and proves there is no need to read his comments, you know the level of intelligence youre gonna get
- Chris Fiorentino - Aug 10, 2011 at 6:35 PM
Hey derpdederpdederp, you are very lucky that Craig isn't around because this is like the 4th time today you have posted profanity. I believe Craig was pretty clear that he doesn't want profanity on his board, yet you called me a f***ing idiot, and now this? If you don't like what I posted on your stupid wordpress account, then ban me from there. My God man, are you that starved for affection that you need to have your thumbs ups and have everyone know how truly idiotic you really are?
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- derpdederpdederp - Aug 10, 2011 at 9:45 PM
I think Craig's a reasonable and smart guy. hopefully if he has an issue with what I've been posting h'ell take a look at our conversation, understand the source of my frustration, and give me a mulligan. but if he doesn't whatever would I do? I'd be forced to spend a whole 5 minutes creating a new account. what an awful fate that would be….idiot
- Chris Fiorentino - Aug 10, 2011 at 10:06 PM
There you go again. Even after I apologized for losing my cool and posting something on your blog that I should not have, and after it seemed that our disagreement was nothing more than a reasonable misunderstanding, where I may not have expressed my initial opinion as well as I wish I had, you still have to take the time to call me an idiot. Unbelievable.
- derpdederpdederp - Aug 10, 2011 at 10:08 PM
I assume you missed this post on the AA story, so here you go:
Chris, if that was actually the point you were trying to make from the get-go you need to word your posts a lot better (dont even try to rehash that argument here if you think we agree) I respect Craigs blog too but people like you can really get to me. It seems youre trying to backtrack, get the last word in, and then extend the olive branch to make it look like youre the one taking the high road. Im not buying it for a second. That thing you sent me showed what youre all about, I never once went outside this forum but you sunk to that level. Thats all Ive got to say about that, enough is enough
you seem to want the last word pretty badly so you can have it
- derpdederpdederp - Aug 10, 2011 at 10:51 PM
I just figured out youre a Phillies fan, so safe to say I'll get some empathy from Craig
- Matt D. - Aug 11, 2011 at 7:28 AM
"you seem to want the last word pretty badly so you can have it"
Evidently not…
- derpdederpdederp - Aug 11, 2011 at 2:34 PM
that was my last comment, so yeah he couldve, he didnt want to keep embarrassing himself I guess. he said Craig would ban me for swearing but when I found out he was a Phillies fan I had to make note of it because I know Craig will at least understand why I lost my cool and dropped the f-bomb on his blog
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Yahoo Serious?
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LOL! Spot-on comparison.
- aceshigh11 - Aug 10, 2011 at 4:18 PM
A.J. Burnout looks like he opened up the Ark of the Covenant and took a peek.
- poprox13 - Aug 10, 2011 at 4:19 PM
Leave AJ alone!!! (i love the way he's pitching, bawwwwaahhh)
- sabathiawouldbegoodattheeighthtoo - Aug 10, 2011 at 4:19 PM
He's looking at his stats…
- spudchukar - Aug 10, 2011 at 4:24 PM
It is clean cut though wouldn't you say 'Cepts? Fior?
- jayxz102 - Aug 10, 2011 at 4:54 PM
New haircut. Same dead arm.
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'Office' Is Abuzz with Potential Love
In a recent episode titled "Booze Cruise," 28 seconds of silence between co-workers Jim and Pam (
"That relationship has been just a thrill because we were just talking today about how we don't really plan our scenes [together]," Krasinski says. "I think there's a really genuine nature that comes out of it, especially that booze cruise scene ... none of us really knew what was going to happen.
"They say that sometimes silence is louder than words, but it really echoed true at that moment. ... I've definitely let a moment pass me by where I would have loved to say something and didn't, and I think we all have that. And that's real."
In fact, many of the story lines in "The Office," which airs Thursdays on
Fischer, for one, can relate, having experienced bad romantic timing of her own.
"My husband is kind of my real-life Jim," she says. "He's a writer-director, and I met him because I went to audition for one of his projects ... but we both were in relationships, and so we had a very strong chemistry and attraction that we couldn't really act on, very similar to Jim and Pam. And slowly, he broke up with his girlfriend, and eventually I broke up with my boyfriend, and once we started dating, we only dated four months and then we got engaged. But I think the whole time I was waiting, I knew he was the one, and so I can really draw on that experience in the show."
Likewise, Pam and Jim are so right for each other that Fischer has had to create a back story for why Pam stays with her underwhelming fiance, Roy.
"There's this whole other life that they have together that makes everything very complicated for Pam," she says. "I think up until she met Jim she would never have questioned being with Roy. So, her story is she had just gotten engaged, and Roy convinced her to take a job at Dunder-Mifflin so that she could save money for the wedding. So she came into meeting Jim as a newly engaged woman, and so whatever chemistry they had, she also had the joy of finally settling down with who she thought was the man of her dreams. So I think that it's only after these three years of Roy really dragging his feet and [Pam] continuing to be around a guy who they're so clearly meant to be together."
So it's no surprise the question fans ask Fischer the most is when it will become clear to Pam. But as anyone who's ever spent years in an unfulfilling relationship knows, there's a lot of deep-seated denial and fear to be overcome before security can be sacrificed for a soul mate.
"Roy is a good guy; he's a provider, he's stable, he's reliable, but he isn't very thoughtful and he just does the bare minimum," Fischer says. "He's the guy who buys you the rose at the 7-Eleven on Valentine's Day. Whereas look what Jim gave her [for Christmas]: a teapot filled with inside jokes. That is the way to a woman's heart.
"I think that she can't think about [Jim] too much because it's too heartbreaking. I think she just knows that she never wants to be without him, and the idea of not being around him every day would drive her crazy, but I'm not sure that she's been able to translate that into 'I like Jim and he likes me.' And the idea that he has a crush on her really threw her for a loop. She is going to be very preoccupied by that now."
The stakes are even higher because their friendship makes not just their jobs, but the relationships they've been settling for, bearable.
"She's definitely my partner in crime," Krasinski says. "If my hands are dirty, hers are, too, 'cause she gets me, and she knows that the only way for me to be happy is to find the humor in the office and cause a little trouble."
"Even an amazing job with a bunch of jerks is no fun to be at," Fischer says. "There's a reason why people stay in places that maybe ambitionwise they can move up the ladder. It's the people, and I think in Jim's world that's more important."
"It's the way to be with her," Krasinski agrees. "It's also easier for him. After enough time, you can convince yourself out of anything. You can convince yourself out of getting the courage to ask someone out, you can convince yourself not to take another job because this is safe, so you find yourself in a routine that, if nothing else, is a habit. So I think there's a lot of that in Jim."
But all this emotion can't stay repressed forever, and Krasinski confirms there will be conflict between Jim and Pam in upcoming episodes.
"We've never really confronted each other," he says, "and there's always a worry that Jim would come across as weak, which he's not. He's not a weak guy; it's just he's in a very weird situation. The truth is that on paper she's made her decision. She's engaged; this isn't some guy she just met and is hanging out with and someone I could win her over from."
Which is why when Pam and Roy suddenly announce a wedding date, and Jim confides his feelings for Pam to their notoriously untrustworthy boss, Michael (
"I don't think Jim knew he was going to go up [on the deck] and say that," Krasinski says. "I think what happened was he got really bummed out and he was kind of in a void."
And it's surprises like this that make "The Office" so great. As Krasinski says, Michael may be always screwing up, but then he unexpectedly drops a moment and a nugget of truth on Jim when he tells him not to give up because Pam isn't married yet.
"And that line is very important," he continues, "because otherwise there's a chance that Jim would leave [because] there's nothing left for him to do there."
Among the many rooting for Pam to make it worth staying is Fischer.
"I think they were meant to be together," she says. "But we'll see. It's kind of like life that way. We can think that we were meant to be together, and then maybe we'll find out that we each end up with completely different people. And we're just meant to be best friends. Sometimes you have those relationships where someone shows you that the relationship that you're in is not the one you should be in but that doesn't necessarily mean that person is the one. You know, I'm not sure exactly what our story is yet. It could be anything. That's what's so exciting."


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An international team has sequenced and started analyzing the genome of the parasitic blowfly Lucilia cuprina.
The vision of NantHealth's omics-driven, cloud-based precision oncology grows bigger, but technical details remain shielded.
BGI said it will make more details about the BGISEQ-500 instrument available at the 10th International Conference on Genomics in Shenzhen in October.
Early MedSeq experience shows doctors learned how to discuss and incorporate genomics into patient care and provides "some reassurance that disaster may not imminently strike."
The consumer genomics firm is seeking to raise $150 million through the sale of Series E Preferred Stock.
Luminex will pay Enzo Biochem $7.1 million to settle a lawsuit alleging infringement of patents for oligonucleotides and solid supports for fixed nucleic acids.
The method combines post-translational modification data and 3D protein structure data to identify known and novel biologically significant hotspots.
The deal gives DuPont Pioneer exclusive rights to the technology for all commercial applications.
In Nature this week: association between genome-wide homozygosity and traits like height and cognitive ability, improved CRISPR-Cas9 editing, and more.
A survey examines how age, political leanings, and more influence how Americans view certain scientific topics, the Associated Press reports.
A researcher who pleaded guilty to making false statements in research reports has been sentenced to four and a half years in prison and must pay $7.2 million back to the NIH.
The BabySeq project to study the risks and benefits of sequencing newborns is underway.
Lucigen has developed an NGS library technology that generates 20 kb mate pair reads that jump across repetitive elements found in microbial genomes (www.lucigen.com/matepair), which dramatically improves the success of assembly de novo by resolving repeat elements and ordering contigs. Six microbial genomes have been assembled de novo and completely closed and finished using Lucigen's NxSeq® 20 kb mate pair library kit, a companion fragment library, and SPAdes assembly software.
This technical note describes the automation of the IlluminaTruSeq Nano DNA kit on the Biomek FXP for interrogation of low-input samples down to 100 ng.
This technical note describes the automation of the Illumina TruSeq DNA PCR-Free Sample Preparation Kit on the Beckman Coulter Biomek FXP Dual-Arm System, Multichannel Pipettor and Span-8 Pipettor automated liquid handler (Biomek FXP).
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Georgetown, Guyana - Wellman XI overcame Don XI by six wickets to take the Mike's Pharmacy softball title on Friday night last at Demerara Cricket Club.
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Port of Spain, Trinidad - The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) is moving ahead with its plan to implement a new structure for regional first-class cricket which will see the six regional sides being able to select players from across the region and further overseas.
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Enterprising hundreds from Dane Edward and Johnnel Eugene were the main attractions when Windward Islands earned a crucial 66-run victory and handed Guyana their first defeat in the Regional Under-15 Tournament on Monday here.
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Reality Show is Hilarious... Then Wrong, so Wrong.
It's basically Job in modern times.
Imagine if the Truman Show was produced by a sociopath and organized by incompetents?
A reality TV producer decides to select a family at random and film them in secret to discover their natural human drama... Unfortunately the Warwick family has no human drama, they're more boring than watching paint dry.
You've read Job?
The TV Producer playing God begins to make adjustments to the lives of this typical American Family.
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Shakespeare meets John Woo violent.
The last episode of the season finished a couple hours ago.
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An 8 episode commitment.
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I am a single gentlemen that lives in Inver Grove Heights. I work fulltime as a salesman/Tech for a company that imports machine for Printing, packaging, and corrugated companies. I love to do anything outdoors as well as stay in and watch a movie. I love to cook at home for that special someone, but right now I'm lacking that special someone so fast food is getting alot of my business. I don't really go out much, but if I do, I love sports bars, wine bars, and love watching live music. I am looking for a woman that hopefully has some of those same interests, and maybe others that she would like me to try. I would like to find a woman that can compliment me and knows what she is looking for. I'm looking for a woman that is somewhat attractive and I can hold a conversation with. If you think you fit this bill, please send me a message. Steve
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Long-standing reputation for below-average customer service, despite evidence of recent improvement.
Potential cash sources
International route rights
Equity in wide-body fleet
Regional airline and vacation package subsidiaries
The No. 10 U.S. carrier by revenue has the second-lowest operating costs in the industry, but reduced growth and debt are problems.
Revenue for latest 12 months: $2.5 billion
Debt: $2.8 billion
Unrestricted cash and short-term investments: $485 million
Unrestricted cash as a percentage of revenue for latest 12 months: 19.5%
Established low-fare niche carrier in large Atlanta market
Young, fuel-efficient fleet
Largest operator of Boeing 717s, which few carriers fly, giving Boeing a vested interest in keeping AirTran afloat.
High debt load
Exposed to potential increase in competitive pressure from Delta at Atlanta hub
Slowed growth threatens to push operating costs higher
Limited ability to expand without running into fierce competition from rivals
Potential cash sources
A onetime Wall Street darling, the No. 9 carrier by revenue, has turned into an underperforming stock due to losses, reduced growth and operational difficulties.
Revenue for the latest 12 months: $3.2 billion
Debt: $4 billion
Unrestricted cash and short-term investments: $924 million
Unrestricted cash as a percentage of revenue for the latest 12 months: 29.1%
Leading discount carrier in the huge New York City market
Lowest operating costs among the 10 largest U.S. carriers
High debt, with many delayed orders for new aircraft still on its books
Rising costs as a result of slowed growth, air traffic congestion and delays in the New York market
Small market presence outside New York
Potential cash sources
Delivery positions for popular new Airbus and Embraer jets could be sold; LiveTV subsidiary is already on the auction blockLufthansa could increase its 19% stake
United Airlines' parent, the USA's second-biggest airline company by revenue, emerged from bankruptcy reorganization in 2006.
Revenue for latest 12 months: $20.6 billionDebt: $11.1 billionUnrestricted cash and short-term investments: $2.9 billionUnrestricted cash as a percentage of revenue for latest 12 months 14.1%
Best global service network, with big hubs in Chicago and Denver and a strong position at London Heathrow; a premier network between U.S. and Asia
Recently extended credit card partnership and banking relationships with Chase Bank to raise $600 million in cash and improve liquidity by nearly $600 million more
Less cash on hand as of June 30 than Delta, Continental and Northwest, all smaller airlines
Aging fleet
Increasingly contentious labor-management relations; pilots union calling for CEO Glenn Tilton's resignation
Potential cash sources
Airport gates and landing rights, and international route rights, can be sold or used as collateral
Company claims more than $1.billion in unencumbered aircraft and other assets
US Airways
The USA's No. 6 carrier by revenue, it is the most exposed to low-cost carrier competition.
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Review Article
Optical and Electroluminescent Properties of Conjugated Polyrotaxanes
Article first published online: 29 NOV 2010
DOI: 10.1002/smll.201001881
Copyright © 2010 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim
Volume 6, Issue 24, pages 2796–2820, December 20, 2010
Additional Information
How to Cite
Brovelli, S. and Cacialli, F. (2010), Optical and Electroluminescent Properties of Conjugated Polyrotaxanes. Small, 6: 2796–2820. doi: 10.1002/smll.201001881
Publication History
- Issue published online: 14 DEC 2010
- Article first published online: 29 NOV 2010
- Manuscript Received: 21 OCT 2010
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- conjugated polyrotaxanes;
- cyclodextrin;
- electroluminescent properties;
- optical properties;
- photophysics
Conjugated polyrotaxanes are conjugated polymeric semiconductors engineered at a supramolecular level by threading the conjugated moiety into molecular macrocycles, such as cyclodextrins (CD). CD-threaded rotaxanes thus provide a class of model compounds with reduced interchain interactions which enable us to explore the influence of such interactions on the fundamental photophysics of conjugated semiconductors. CD rotaxination also endows these materials with additional sites for functionalization, thus resulting in extremely versatile structures. Our current understanding of the photophysics of these materials is reviewed, both in solid/liquid solutions and in neat films, as a function of the relevant parameters, such as the threading ratio and the concentration, and with the help of rotaxanes incorporating a variety of different backbones.


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* 40 Ford Coupe. This all steel street rod is painted in a light shade of tan, with stripes and graphics in greens, blues... More
1932 Ford Fordor. Black Baby, like a street rod should be. Red Dunlevy ultra Leather interior. A tilt wheel makes for easy entry, and... More
1949 Ford Coupe, grey/green color with grey interior. 6 cylinder flat head engine and 3 speed manual transmission. Dual exhaust. Options include am radio,... More
1966 Ford Fairlane GTA absolutely gorgeous Springtime Yellow color, with new black interior, carpet,headliner, door panels and dash cluster. Original rebuilt 390/335 horsepower engine,... More
1959 Ford Thunderbird. Pale powder blue in color. 2 tone, light blue and dark blue interior with bucket seats and a console. It features... More
1969 Ford Ranchero, Black Jade Paint(3197-A), with white roof paint. Gold/Tan interior color, with bench seat and column shift. 302 V8 engine backed by... More
1973 Ford Mustang Convertible, Brilliant Medium Bright Yellow(GE) exterior. Power white vinyl top with matching top boot. Correct white vinyl, comfort weave luxury interior.... More
1970 Ford Ranchero GT. Glistening Black paint,50% original, Black vinyl top and factory Laser stripe.Black interior with bucket seats, console, in-dash tachometer, tilt wheel... More
1932 Ford hi Boy Roadster. Slick black paint on an all steel Ford body. Pleated leather seats in camel, with carpet and soft top... More
* 1967 Ford Mustang 2 Door 2+2 Fastback. Exterior color Nightmist Blue metallic, with light blue and dark blue crinkle vinyl, standard interior. 289... More
1964 Ford Galaxie 500 2 door Hardtop. Vintage Burgundy color, with one repaint, and original black interior. Original engine, 390ci, 330 HP. Original police... More
1937 Ford Stake Truck. Chocolate Brown with black fenders and running boards.Black interior. Powered by a Flathead V8 with a 4 speed manual transmission.... More
1923 Ford T-Model. Black, of course, with a black leather interior. This thing is bone stock, down to the hand crank. All metal and... More
1967 Mustang (Possible GT350), that has a lot of original Shelby parts, Shelby vin tag, and is listed in the Shelby registry, #1347. This... More