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A distinguished teacher of obstetrics, residing in Boston, was recently visited by a delegation of Roman Catholic priests. The priests were instructors in a large theological seminary. The object of their visit was to obtain knowledge of the present status of the operation of craniotomy upon the living fœtus.
Their attention had been called to the address of Dr. S. C. Busey, before the Washington Obstetrical and Gynæcological Society, and published in the American Journal of Obstetrics, February, 1884. Dr. Busey had unqualifiedly condemned craniotomy upon the living fœtus. Modern scientific investigation supported the famous dogma of the Roman church, authoritatively proclaimed by the Theological Faculty (of Paris) many years ago,—" If it is not possible to extract the infant without killing it, it is not possible to extract it without committing mortal sin." The wisdom of the ancients was worthy of admiration.
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|Table of Contents
|Vol. 8, No. 6, 1999
Issue release date: November–December 1999
|Section title: Paper
Co-Localization of Epithelial Sodium Channels and Glutamate Receptors in Single Taste CellsLin W.a,b · Kinnamon S.C.a,b
aDepartment of Anatomy and Neurobiology, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colo., and bRocky Mountain Taste and Smell Center, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, Colo., USA
Published online: 11/29/1999
Issue release date: November–December 1999
Number of Print Pages: 6
Number of Figures: 3
Number of Tables: 0
ISSN: 1424-862X (Print)
eISSN: 1424-8638 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/NSG
Umami taste is elicited by monosodium glutamate (MSG), a compound consisting of two potent taste stimuli, Na+ and glutamate. In rat fungiform taste cells, amiloride-sensitive epithelial sodium channels (ENaCs) mediate Na+ transduction, while glutamate is transduced by a combination of ionotropic and metabotropic glutamate receptors. We used giga-seal whole-cell recording to determine if responses to glutamate and Na+ occur in the same taste cells. Approximately 68% of the cells tested responded to amiloride, indicating that they express functional ENaCs. Responses to glutamate occurred in about 58% of the cells tested. Interestingly, responses to glutamate occurred in the subset of cells that also responded to amiloride, indicating that glutamate receptors are located preferentially in the same taste cells that also express ENaCs. Further experiments showed that amiloride did not suppress responses to glutamate under voltage-clamp conditions. Taken together, the data suggest that although ENaCs are not involved directly in glutamate transduction, their co-localization with glutamate receptors provides a substrate for the cellular integration of these independent pathways.
© 1999 S. Karger AG, Basel
Number of Print Pages : 6
Number of Figures : 3, Number of Tables : 0, Number of References : 25
Biological Signals and Receptors
Vol. 8, No. 6, Year 1999 (Cover Date: November-December 1999)
Journal Editor: S.F. Pang, Hong Kong; P.A. Ward, Ann Arbor, Mich.; D.P. Cardinali, Buenos Aires
ISSN: 1422–4933 (print), 1422–4992 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/journals/bsi
Published online: 11/29/1999
Issue release date: November–December 1999
Number of Print Pages: 6
Number of Figures: 3
Number of Tables: 0
ISSN: 1424-862X (Print)
eISSN: 1424-8638 (Online)
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Over the last 5 years, I have developed a wide range of android applications and 2 in iphone, and I have 12 years from experience development in java and Java Applications Server . I am seeking opportunities to build new android apps. Android Skills: Advanced UI Design , SQLlite, Google Map Api1, Api2, In App Billing, Fragment, Sherlock Fragment, Facebook Api, Twitter API, Json , Rest Webservice Integration, QR Code, Background Service, GPS Service, Bluetooth Integration, Admob, OAuth, Urbain Air Ship, Push Notification, FTP Server API, Photo Gallery, RSS Feed Reader, Widget Api, WallPaper Live Framework, IME Keyboard, Audio/Video Steam, Git, SVN, LibGdx, Eclipse, etc
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IT-Specialist with more then 15 years experience in software development. Over last 12 years I was working on web sites/portals development using Java and related techs: JSF, Facelets, RichFaces, Spring, Seam, JPA, Hibernate, EJB, Portlets, Maven, HTML, DHTML, CSS, JavaScript. JBoss AS, JBoss Portal, Tomcat, AMF, BlazeDS, SOAP, JSON, XML. Over last 7 years worked as team lead/architect. Last 3 years spent as project manager for eCommerce platform server-side/portal development. Hardworking, team and goal oriented, challenge seeking, work well under pressure. Ready for sporadic overtime.
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Staybridge Suites Anaheim-Resort Area
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When you stay in this hotel's suites near Disneyland® Resort in Anaheim, you don't have to sacrifice resort-quality atmosphere for an affordable price. The Staybridge Suites® Anaheim - Resort Area hotel provides easy access to area attractions and is only one mile from Angel Stadium, home of the L.A. Angels.
The hotel's location near Disneyland® Resort in Anaheim is ideal for leisure travelers. Take advantage of the Anaheim Resort Transit, which stops by the hotel every 20 minutes, for convenient and affordable travel to Disney California Adventure Park, Disneyland® Resort and more.
Business guests visiting for job training or relocation can enjoy the extended stay at this hotel, which is just a few miles from the Disneyland® Resort. Hotel guests in Anaheim can meet clients at the Honda Center to catch a Ducks hockey game and unwind after a long day of meetings. The hotel's central location just two miles from the Anaheim Convention Center makes corporate travel in the area convenient and stress-free.
Whether you are relaxing under the shade of a palm tree by the outdoor pool and seating area or working up a sweat in the on-site Fitness Center, this Disneyland® Resort area hotel in Anaheim has something for everyone. Book your reservation with us today and count on a fun and exciting trip!
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great place to stay with a family
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My family of 6 enjoyed staying in the two room suite. Having two bathrooms and two bedrooms with a large family is important. The beds and pillows are very comfortable. My only complaint was that there was hair in the master suites tub - it was like the shower was not cleaned before we go there. Other than that, everything else was great. I like the breakfasts because of the variety that it offers.
Clean rooms
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The suite was very clean with a separate bedroom. It was comfortable and the staff very friendly.
June 23, 2015
everyone is always friendly and helpful.
especially laura.
Excellent place for going to Disneyland
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It's affordable and family friendly. Breakfast is excellent and very close to the bus station that goes to the Disneyland park.


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SUWANEE -- A public hearing is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Thursday about the city's proposed budget for next year.
It's the first of two public hearings about the $12,164,990 million proposed budget. The next hearing is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. June 25. Thursday's public hearing is also set to include the 2014-18 Capital Improvement Program.
Both items are scheduled to be on the June 25 City Council agenda.
Last year, Suwanee officials adopted a $12,002,440 budget for fiscal year 2013, which was a 1.3 percent increase from the 2011 budget, and a 1 percent decrease in total revenues compared to 2012.
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kevin 2 years ago
Nash has already said the millegae rate will increase. I thought she wold prevent this from happening. Inflation and the Obama "recovery" should have put more tax money in their coffers to spend. No excuse for an increase unless some poor management has hit this year.
Why_not 2 years ago
I could have sworn this was an article about the city of Suwanee....I guess I missed something.


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Hello! I use this deviant art page for the cosplays I make. I make at least a new one every year for Ohayocon, and sometimes I end up making more for the heck of it. All my cosplays I sew by hand. Yes, all by hand!! I don't even own a sewing machine.
My YouTube Channel (You can find AMVs here)
My Cosplay Group's Facebook Page (The Shimai Team!)
My Cosplay Group's YouTube Channel (We like to be silly for your entertainment.)
My Sister's DA (I help her in Artist Ally at Conventions!)
Our Ohayocon 2014 Best of Show masquerade skit:
I have a policy of not watching people who ask. If you ask or heavily hint for me to watch you, it wont happen. I will watch you if I want to, and only if I want to. In the same respect, I wont beg you to watch me either. Though I do really appreciate watches, you should only watch me if you want to. Thanks for your understanding.
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House Passes Measure Suspending Debt Ceiling
Gov. Inslee Already Willing to Break 'No New Taxes' Pledge
Obamacare Already Running Into Funding Problems – Penalty Cheaper than Insurance!
Even at its highest point in a few years, the penalty -- or tax as the Supreme Court ruled it was -- for Obamacare is, or will be, cheaper than buying insurance. Why is this causing issues for funding Obamacare?


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Five injured in freak Bristol crashBy Brent Curtis
STAFF WRITER | October 14,2012BRISTOL A youth soccer tournament involving more than a thousand young children and their families was just getting under way Saturday morning when an out-of-control sport utility vehicle plowed onto the field, injuring four spectators and the driver before crashing into the goal, according to the towns police chief.
No one was killed in the crash on the playing field next to Mount Abraham Union High School, but Chief Kevin Gibbs said Saturday afternoon that a woman run over by the Jeep Liberty was undergoing surgery.
Her injuries appear to be the most severe, Gibbs said by telephone.
The chief didnt release the names of those injured in the crash, including the driver, who he said was taken to Fletcher Allen Health Care. He did say that two of the injured were children, ages 6 and 8.
The driver, a man who Gibbs said appeared to be in his 40s, has not been charged with any crime.
The chief said the crash may have been caused by a seizure or other medical condition that caused the driver to hit the accelerator pushing aside two parked cars before racing across the field.
It could have been worse if those cars werent parked there, he said. There was quite a large crowd on the field. Hundreds of people were there.
More than 1,100 soccer players from kindergarten through the sixth grade had signed up to play in the daylong event, according to Mount Abraham principal Andy Kepes. Hundreds of family members and friends had gathered to watch them play as well, he said.
The tournament featured children from all over Addison County and beyond, he added.
Cars were parked up and down the street and in every one of the lots, he said. Its amazing how many cars were there.
Gibbs said the driver of the SUV had just dropped off his children at the traffic circle next to the school and was looking for a place to park when the incident occurred.
The chief said the woman and the two children were run over by the vehicle while a man estimated to be about 60 years old was struck and thrown onto the hood.
No conditions were available for any of the injured. However, the chief said the 8-year-old had been treated and released from the hospital. Some of the injured were taken to Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington while others were taken to Porter Medical Center in Middlebury.
Gibbs said drugs and alcohol use hadnt been ruled out as potential factors in the crash and he said an officer at the hospital with the driver would gather samples for analysis. However, he said evidence at the scene suggested that a medical condition was to blame for the crash.
Police are asking anyone with video footage of the crash to call police at 453-2533. Police are also looking for the owner of a van that was damaged in the crash.
Gibbs said the owner moved the van and could not be found later at the scene.
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Letter: Americans deserve president who respects Constitution
Well, here we are almost four years into the Obama regime. The future of the Constitution and our country is in dire jeopardy.
President Obama feels he is not bound by Congress or the Constitution, and he will do anything he wants in spite of their restraints. He proved that when he and the Democratic Congress went against 65 percent of the American people behind closed doors and passed Obamacare without one Republican lawmaker.
Obama's executive orders are a clear violation of the powers doctrine the United States was founded upon. Every time he issues an executive order the Constitution becomes that much more irrelevant. Every time he issues an executive order, democracy is further eroded and comes that much closer to dying. Every time he issues an executive order he becomes more and more of a dictator unfettered by Congress or the Constitution.
Under Obama we have lost the rule of law that has governed this country since it was formed in 1776. We are a nation of laws. Obama is picking and choosing laws he wants enforced and those he doesn't. That is abuse of power by the president. Obama stated a while back that our forefathers got it wrong on the Constitution.
I think the Constitution is a gift from God written by godly men. We need a president and Congress who will abide by the greatest document ever written in the service of liberty. It deserves its due respect if this country is going to survive.
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Ride the roof of the world- Tibet
That Peak in the background is Mt Everest as viewed from the Tibetan/Chinese side.
I took a picture of this on my recent trip to Tibet & Everest Base Camp
This is not a motorcycle ride report - with encouragement from Glitch, i thought i share these phots with you as most of us dream of doing a MC tour to Tibet - i only wish i tour tibet by MC this time.
For those who are interested this is the link to their site
One of the rider told me their 13 day itenary cost about UK 4000 pounds, which i think is quite reasonable. Their itenaries are very similar to ours except it runs in reverse order
If you want to read the whole trip report click on the following link to Glitch's Austouring.com site:
Hey ACE nice pics, I went to EBC by way of Nepal last year, you can check out my photos here. Saw a few bikes along the way, Kathmadu was crazy with Honda Heros and the like. Was an awesome trip of a lifetime for myself, I assume you too? http://picasaweb.google.com/capcityDC/Nepal_Ev_show#
It doesn't look much different from when I was there in the 80s. Love to get back on two wheels!
Thanks for sharing.
That's awesome.
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Posted 20 April 2007 - 02:02 AM
They are all Panhards and are 1891, 1895 Coupe, and a 1905 Roi Des Belge(King of Belgium). The 1891 had so many little parts because their moldmaker likely couldn't do anything very involved. They probably didn't even have a pantograph. The 1895 went the opposite direction. It had whole assemblies molded in one piece. The 1905 was the best. It was broken down in a very reasonable way. I did find pictures of all 3 cars in my "Wall o' Mags and Books" and ironically the 1891 was the most accurate and the 1905 the least accurate. Go figure.
Building was easy on the 1895 and 1905. The 1891 had really terrible instructions. Good thing I had reference material. There was one part I recognised from the photos but the instructions showed it on the opposite end of the car! I figure the guy drawing the exploded views got sick of trying to figure out where everything went and just plopped it anywhere!
I had the brass parts plated by Chrome-Tech and I then sprayed them with a 1/1 mix of Tamiya clear yellow and clear with a tiny bit of flattening agent thrown in. Paints are airbrushed Home Decor colors: a rare example of me using enamel for paint jobs. These were really fun to do and are amongst my favorites.
Yes, It IS as tall as it is long!!
Note the wooden brake pads rubbing on the rear of the solid rubber tires! State of the art for 1891.
Note the full elliptic springs in front and semi-elliptic on the rear. These were the first front-engine rear drive cars ever made. Yah, I know they were among the first cars ever made, too! What's your point?
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Interesting and different subjects.
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Hmmmmm ... that coupe would make an interesting street rod! 8)
Neat builds, Andy!
I thought the same thing when I saw that one!
Neat builds, I'm not sure I've ever seen these subjects done before, especially as nicely as yours!
Posted 20 April 2007 - 07:39 AM
With the proportions of a phone booth on wheels, cornering in that coupe must have been fun!
Yeah, I can hear the wife now, "slow down around this turn! you're going 8 MPH!" :shock:
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Let's cut to the chase: I don't like Sin City: A Dame to Kill for. But what I especially don't like is knowing that I'll eventually have to watch at least a portion of it again, because the only things I really cared for in this stylized noir were the scenes with Eva Green, and after waking from my brief and unanticipated nap, she was gone from the movie and never returned. What the hell happened to her? And if I was enjoying Green's performance as much as I thought I was, why did I fall asleep in the first place?
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Let's Face the Music: A New Musical Revue is a production of songs by Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, and George and Ira Gershwin, conceived and directed by Lora Adams, and performed by four of the best singers (and one of the best dancers) in the area-theatre community. While the tempo and energy of the numbers change, the District Theatre's presentation maintains a mellow mood throughout the hour-long show, with the only glaring fault in Saturday's performance being that the piece wasn't also presented in a 1940s nightclub, so that the audience could complete the experience by stepping into the period presented on stage.
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Despite a fairly comprehensive exposure to American musical-theatre classics, it wasn't until last Wednesday that I finally saw a stage production of Anything Goes, currently playing at the Clinton Area Showboat Theatre (CAST). Afterwards, I stopped to say hello to CAST producer, and Anything Goes director, Jay Berkow, and he asked if I'd ever seen the show before. I admitted that I hadn't, and he threw me a sideways grin and said, "This one's a little different. It's not usually done this way."
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Line bottom and sides of an 8-inch square baking pan with parchment paper and oil parchment.
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Photo By Smiley N. Pool/ChronicleDynamo defender Eddie Robinson has no plans to curtail his combativeness at practice.
Determined to elevate the toughness of his floundering club, Dynamo coach Dominic Kinnear reinserted veteran center back Eddie Robinson into the starting lineup this past Saturday night.
One of the key defenders on the Dynamo's two MLS Cup championship teams, Robinson plays with a mean streak and proudly embraces the fact that some opponents may not like him.
Robinson definitely raised the intensity level. On more than one occasion, he left Chivas USA players rolling on the ground in pain after hard but clean tackles (clean in the sense that no foul was called.) More importantly for the Dynamo, they won 2-1 to snap a season-high seven-game winless streak.
Robinson, 32, would love to garner another start Saturday against the Columbus Crew. But he's out for at least one week with a strained medial collateral ligament in his left knee.
"If there's ever a time you don't want an injury, it's right now when you're trying to establish yourself on the team when there's minutes available," said Robinson, who has appeared in only two games this season. "So that's frustrating. I'm very frustrated to miss a day of training. This is the first day of training I've missed this year. More than anything, I'm just frustrated. I'm not in much pain."
With Robinson back in the starting lineup after a week of practice in which Kinnear demanded his players pick up their intensity, the Dynamo displayed the type of fire Brian Ching brought back to practice last week after missing a month.
The sense of urgency grew after Kinnear challenged his team a few days before Ching admitted regretting not being able to instill more toughness and meanness while sitting out with injuries.
"I thought (Robinson) did very well up until the point when he got hurt (in the 55th minute)," Kinnear said. "He moved the ball well, defensively he was very combative, he was good in the air, he kept the ball moving for us. I thought overall he played very well for us."
Ching makes appearance
Ching, the Dynamo's all-time leading scorer and captain when healthy, came off the bench against Chivas USA to play the final minutes. It was his first appearance since May 4 and only his fifth of the season, but he got through the outing without a setback.
"It's always difficult getting fit," Ching said. "But by playing, I think that's the way you get fittest the quickest. It was a good start on Saturday."
Although the victory was their first since April 29, the Dynamo hadn't lost much ground in the Eastern Conference standings during their skid. They are tied for third place with the Crew, who visit Robertson Stadium on Saturday. Depth remains a concern, though.
Jamaica has already clinched a spot in the Gold Cup quarterfinals, so the Dynamo will be without center back Jermaine Taylor and midfielder Je-Vaughn Watson for at least one more game.
Andre Hainault's Canada, which plays Panama tonight, would be eliminated with a loss.
Hainault beat out Taylor and Robinson for the center back spot opposite Bobby Boswell, and there likely won't be many sad faces in Houston if Canada is eliminated. Hainault is one of few Dynamo players who plays and practices with Robinson's demeanor.
"With Eddie going down, obviously there's a need for another defender to come in that has played and has some experience," Kinnear said. "You don't want to wish ill will on one of those guys, but you do wish those guys can come back as soon as possible."
If Hainault returns from the Gold Cup, he'll immediately return to the starting lineup.
Nonetheless, Robinson vows to continue to fight for playing time. He loves his teammates but doesn't plan on curtailing his combativeness at practice.
Ready to rumble
Although he says teammates can vouch for his "personality and character" off the pitch, he readily admits that opponents don't like him or want to play against him.
"That's something I was excited to bring to the team," Robinson said. "We keep saying it's a long season and there are a lot of games left, so I certainly don't think I've seen the last of my minutes.
"But with the Gold Cup coming to an end and guys coming back, it's going to be more difficult. But I really do feel like I'm back to where I was five years ago, health-wise, fitness-wise, playing-wise. So I'm certainly going to make the decision for (Kinnear) difficult."
In other words, he's going to keep fighting.


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Hi: We're heading to London for a 6 day trip in a couple of weeks, and as suggested here, I've solicited picks from the kids for activities during our visit. We went a few years ago and saw most of the main sites, so this time we'd like to do some specialty tours. So far, dh and my 13 year old and 8 year old have suggested/agreed to: matinee of A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Globe Alternative London walking street art tour Museum of London Show - Matilda, Wicked or Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Walking Harry Potter Tour National Gallery Harry Potter Studio Tour My 8 year old is interested in the RIB tour, but I'm not sure it's worth the expense. I'd really appreciate any thoughts or suggestions. I'm bummed that the Imperial War Museum is closed for renovation during our visit. Are the Churchill War Rooms kid-friendly enough? Thanks so much for any suggestions!


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Is Carrara 8.5 beta allowed as software?
Enerla - 02 March 2013 12:23 PMIs Carrara 8.5 beta allowed as software?
I don't think so but here is the link to to the full rules.
And I think it is up to those running the contest if it would be allowed or not.
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Carrara is not free software, and the beta is now only available to people who have bought the paid for version of C 8, so it is not counted as a free program.
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Poser isn't free either and comes from competition, this is why I ask. Of course Carrara content as paid, but the question is mostly about the program itself
chohole - 02 March 2013 02:18 PMCarrara is not free software, and the beta is now only available to people who have bought the paid for version of C 8, so it is not counted as a free program.
And before someone says that Poser isn't free; we allow Poser because at the time the rules were set up, Poser was the more popular program and we would be excluding a large portion of forumites. If Carrara becomes more popular than either DAZ Studio or Poser; we MAY consider adding it to the list.
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Ah dear. Poser has been free in the past, and was at one time the only program you could use to do this sort of thing as an amateur of limited means. It has been left as an acceptable program because otherwise we would be barring 50% of DAZ 3D members from entering. It is a politic rule to still allow the program that most of us actually started with and at least 50% of us still use.
AFAIK there has not been a free version of Carrara, unless it was a very limited trial version with an end date on it. Certainly a beta version cannot be counted as a free version, because the idea of a beta, whether it is a private or a public beta is for users to bug test it and report the bugs, not to just use it as a non paid for program.
Chohole: Why so offensive?
I see. I have bought Poser first, in a pro version. It was around $250-300. Then someone said I should try DAZ Studio. I left Poser Pro behind quickly, because Genesis is so versatile, and I like it more. You know how much I paid for DAZ Studio Pro when it was still commercial? But recently it was my decision to move to Carrara. Why? Because it is compatible with my DAZ content, has Dynamic hair, it was somewhat affordable at that time, yes in around $250-300 range. And because I hate hunting for props when I would need a simple shelf, etc. something even I can do with my near 0 skills. It saves time.
Noone said it is free. I want to use 8.5 beta, because I have that installed. Why? Because I want to use Genesis content. The contests are interesting because we can learn from it. But if I want to get used to Carrara (still pretty new to me), and feedback and criticism is important for this part as well. You explain why you let people use Poser. I still have that on my PC. I would use same free models, same place for lights, dynamic hair, etc. for same scene. It would be allowed. But it wouldn't let me learn Carrara.
Back when I first came here, we had a PC contest where we had a chance to win $25 of gift certificate. And as in last weeks my renders got better, I hoped to use contest for feedback about my "art". But I was informed that contest is no longer running "but" we have this one. Your Facebook contest ended, and was dominated by real pro-s.
Too bad, for PC inspiration contests are limited in scope, and is hard to use for learning, and starts with an extra purchase. So we ran out of good and fun contests where I can learn.
So when I moved to your flagship product I essentially got blocked from the contests where I can learn, and worse than that DAZ forum staff jumps on me because Carrara isn't free.
I dare to say if your courtesy is extended towards people who use software from competitors, but you offer none but attacks for people who buy *your* products and want to participate in contest to learn then something is wrong here.
At this point I am going to split this conversation out of the Freebie challenge thread.
Enerla I am sorry you saw my comments as offensive, it was merely a statement of fact. and not meant to be in any way an attack on anyone or any particular software, nor of the people that use it.
The freebie challenge is run by a team of volunteers who do this for fun. It is not a contest that is run by DAZ 3D Forum Team members.
We are not connected in any way with the PC Inspirations contests.
Also please note that as member of the Forum Team I am also a volunteer, not a member of DAZ 3D staff. When I am posting in the freebie challenge thread it is accepted that there I am simply one of the freebie challenge team.
Still, as you see the key problem is the same. And when you accept paid content and plug ins, being "nonfree" is a strange reason to block Carrara. Stating it is "one of the 3 paid piece you can use" would look far more fair. And if you are a member of the team, you could see why it is a problem and it can influence the contest in the future.
Of course there is one more thing to add. As I love Roleplaying games (pen and paper variety), I also own a few "map making apps" to use with them. Back when I still used DAZ studio, I explained how can I use maps created with Fractal Terrains (and bump maps / displacement maps created in same program) with DAZ Studio. Of course I am sure we can import such maps to Bryce and / or Carrara as well. But when I had to explain that, I decided to make a small image. It is super simple. But as you see it is assembled from 4 primitives, comes with displacement map, etc.
If I throw a few primitives in the scene to make some custom stuff and do it in DAZ Studio, it will be on render, I can explain how I done it, etc. but can't really export it. Even if I stick by your rules and use a lot of freebies and only a few paid stuff, custom stuff can make things interesting.
But the moment I do that, most of the custom work is lost to others, as I doubt if it can be efficiently turned into a freebie and shared. I lose on chances to reuse the content. And I couldn't refine my Carrara skills and wouldn't get relevant feedback, which is a thing I need most.
Of course I can use interesting stuff in DAZ Studio with some camera plug ins to create displacement maps (good paid content).
On the other hand, if someone would just post some renders with enough free content, and not much paid content, links to free content, etc, most wouldn't yell "but it was done in Carrara". Would you look for signs of that normally? Probably no.
Asking about it, and seeing it similar to paid apps, paid plug ins, paid renderers, etc. is fair. But the key side effect is: Any custom stuff can be exported and can help fellow DAZ users as a freebie.
You do know about this Forum don't you? http://www.daz3d.com/forums/viewforum/66/
It's all Carrara all the time. And is just for all the reasons you pointed out, Feedback and learning. You have also mentioned you have Poser and Daz Studio Pro, why not use one of them to enter the FreeBe Contest and win yourself a prize? I'm a Sponsor and it would not bother me one bit if you won a prize and spent every penny of it on new Carrara only content.
And just so you know I do not work for Daz3D either. I'm also a volunteer helper.
Sadly while that place is for discussions tied to Carrara it isn't the same thing as a contest. In a contest a lot of people start from same starting point, etc. and items are comparable, we can learn how to end up with something better and there is far more feedback.
And while I can use other software to enter the contest, that wouldn't help me to refine my Carrara skills. And as I am far from an expert at this time, I doubt if it would get my a prize, but if I go back to other tools it would only confuse me while I learn Carrara.
Okay, I understand that. If only more Carrara users felt the same. I've been a Daz Member for over 4 years and not one Carrara contest has been successful so far. If I could help you and others I would.
Carrara is a completely different type of program to DS or Poser, as it does actually do so much more. At least when we say DS or Poser can be used then people are on a equal footing. Bryce needs either DS or Poser as a starting point from which to get DAZ 3D content into a scene, so again not as fully figured as Carrara.
We do allow people own creations, but they need to be distributed freely somewhere, so everybody has the chance to use them as a freebie, which is the main point of the freebie challenge. In it's very first iteration it was all freebie content, no purchased items at all. It was started to prove the point that people did not need to spend oodles of money in order to create renders. This changed over time, most radically when DAZ 3D introduced a price for their base figures, which led to the "No Count" rule being added.
This was the original contest, way back in 2008, from which the whole challenge has grown.
BTW the New Users Contest does allow the use of Carrara. Have you investigated that one. It is a two part contest, meant to be a learning challenge. The CV team debate the theme for the month, and you start off in a WIP thread, where you can get feedback and helpful hints to improve your render, and then once you think it is as good as it is going to get, then you enter it into the contest thread.
And another BTW, although there are a few of us who do use Bryce as the final stage for our freebie challenge entries, a pure Bryce contest in NU, whilst getting a lot of interest at the WIP stages, only produced 5 final entries at the end of the month. The more general contests attract far more attention, and there are prizes at the end of the contest, as DAZ 3D sponsors, as do the PAs. so every month a PA will offer a prize for the winners.
There are also a few Carrara renders being entered into the StoneMason contest in the Commons
I think we should get all the Cowrarra users to post Cowrarra Renders in the freebie challenge every month. You could get the feedback you want and Cowrarra could get the exposure it wants.
Just be sure to mark them as Not Entries (or state "Rendered in Cowrarra" and let them disqualify it) (Rules are made to be broken, after all ) (I well remember MuscleMan's contest where the theme was "Power" - make an image depicting Power however you want - so I rendered a Cow or something and said it depicted my Power to Ignore his rules!).
Plus, as chohole said - there are always plenty of other contests out there.
Let them Fear Cowrarra! Let them exile it from their competitions and give their flimsy excuses! WE all know they live in constant fear that Cowrarra renders would be too good and nobody else would stand a chance!
They tremble at the very Mooing of the name Cowrarra!!
And once The Millennium Cow is released as a Cowrarra Exclusive, and DAZ Officially changes the program's name to Cowrarra, they will all abandon their copies of DAZ Studio, Poser, and even Bryce. THEN they'll have no choice but to allow us into their little club!
Sounds scary. Cows are frightening to begin with. You never know what they're thinking.
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Dorseyland - 03 March 2013 06:48 AMSounds scary. Cows are frightening to begin with. You never know what they're thinking.
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