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Most likely this weekend we would have drowned into another war again, this time in Syria. UK's parliament has already made up the decision as the assembly voted down a proposal for military action in Syria. As for the consequence, US may have to take action against Syria without the support of one of its staunchest allies, but it seems likely US's others allies in NATO are going to join the task that allowing them to set up an international collaboration over Syria's issue. Several weeks ago we have already been shocked by the news that unraveled the using of chemical weapons in Syria war. Based on reliable report it is "highly likely" Syria's regime is responsible for the chemical weapons attack as it is believed had already killed thousand of civilians with children among them.
In the midst of the ongoing economic crisis we don't need another war whatsoever. The world have been overwhelming by countless social's problems as the result of the recent economic crisis and obviously it would have plunged itself into a grimmer prospect with the coming war in Syria. On the other hand, should we remain silent toward the atrocities that have been happening in Syria? We have a moral struggle in this case. Indeed, Syria seems to us a place from afar, but the misused of chemical weapons has already warned us that the same attack would have come precisely at our front doors in the short future if sort of brutality is not handled properly.
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August 19th, 2005 #1
Starting a Company... Need your input on contracting artists.
I recently switched schools to switch my major from Fine Arts / Illustration, to Business Management and Administration. The reason I made this switch (and extended my years in college) is due to my disgust with the people I did work for as an artist paying my way through art school.
While in school, I studied CG art at home, ranging from 3D to 2D to video editing, but I ultimately decided I was unwilling to work any of these jobs under management I didn't respect. After about 3 years of learning, and following the industry through forums like CGTalk and Conceptart, I decided I wanted to start my own CG company.
Now, I am semi-professional in all the fields I studied, but there are tons of gaps in my knowledge. At this point, I am pursuing CG as a pastime hobby doing 2D painting for fun, and studying business heavily.
After college I want to start a company, and I understand how difficult it is. From the business aspect, I am learning this all in school. So, as enthusiastic as I am, I am very well aware I have a lot to learn.
But my question has more to do with the initial problem I had when I was freelancing in my last school, then with the business aspects.
What do you expect from a company to best accommodate your needs as a professional, while taking into account there is a limited budget to pay you? From negotiation to project completion and payment, what is the most desirable situation for you? Or even; what would you tell a person getting into this line of work to prevent them from doing things which you have grown to hate?
Anyhow, i have a lot of research, classes, and work to do before I am there, but opinions from people in the industry is something they won't be teaching me in class.
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I think having efficient ways to hadle the contractual paperwork and the approval process is important to make sure the artist spends more time on art and less on bickering. If the artist can get down to business quicker, she can turn out more art, same if useless rework can be avoided by significant approvals (and getting the customer to actually approve in a reasonnable time.)
August 19th, 2005 #3
Mm, good points qitsune!
I'll have to keep them in mind. One of the things i hated was doing major revisions near the end of the project. I will definitely try to give the artist everything they need early on, so they can get it right 1st try. I hated redoing the job.. can't let my contractors suffer that!
August 20th, 2005 #4
I'd personally recommend you work in managerial positions in the types of companies you want to rival before starting your own. As you say, you have lots of knowledge gaps, and these will only be filled by facing them - facing them on your own without prior experience could easily be catastrophic and could easily shut down your business.
I understand about idiotic management, but learning to deal with people like that is an invaluable lesson in itself.
I graduated with two degrees, one in Management - operations management and huma resources, and one in Computer Science, minoring in Artificial intelligence. When I graduated I immediately sought out not only managerial positions, but ground up positions as well.
My first job out of university was as a Jr executive with a large corporate training firm, starting at $50g first year but I was aware early on that this only taught me a very segmented part of what I needed to know. It let me deal with a lot of big wigs and learning workplace culture and conduct as well as office politics and how to move people and manipulate things well to achieve good outcomes.
After a few months, I decided I was learning jack all about administration so I skipped to another company a smaller one that was an assistant managerial position at a logistics company - I thank that company for having some of the most interesting and inspirational sales and personal achievement mentoring I've ever been subject to as well as getting a firm grounding in regular day-to-day office operaton. But the industry was boring as shit, to I changed again to another managerial position in the health industry as an operations manager as well as the media publication and advertising guy.
This job was pretty cool, but the directors were fucking hopeless, but I stuck it out there for a year because I had a set agenda I needed to learn. 3 months before I resigned there, i started up my entertainment design studio mainly as a storyboarder and advertising, made sure I was able to get some decently regular work before I threw in the towel.
A bit of luck came along about a month or so before I resigned, I came in contact with a start up video game developer and with my back ground I picked up the contract to be the art director and to set up the concept design and art asset pipeline development at the company as well as be head concept artist and was given % share in the company as well. I'm being paid enough for that, that i only need to work 3 days a week if I feel, but I generally use the rest of the week to either do freelance commissions or my own art studies.
I still have my agendas and goals, but everything is moving in the direction I want and i am happy as shit, but I wouldn't be going where I want to without first working for people and learning the ropes - I know it sounds shit, but I you cannot fake experience.
Also, remember that starting your own company has its own set of hassle, sure you are your own boss, but remember that you have to take care of taxes, see yor accountant, do your reconcilliations, end of months, chase customers to pay, look for new business, do the basic day-to-day accounting, budgeting, etc etc. Not to mention taking out loans, repayments, etc.
My advice would really be to learn the ropes on someone else's money and time first - oh btw, all this learning does not have to take a long time, I'm 23 now and it only took me a couple of years from graduation to now to learn most of the things I need to know to swim.
Hope this helps you out a little.
August 20th, 2005 #5
Thanks for the advice magic man! I'm 22 atm, so you are also making me feel a bit behind.
But yea, i definitely see what you mean with learning the job first hand. I know there is work out there that i can make a decent living on while learning the ropes. My hope is to have this business up and running by the time i am nearing 28 or so; 30 if i go for my masters. Earlier if i come up with a brilliant strategy, but we'll see.
Anyhow, its good to see that my ideas are the same you had, and are working out well for you. Makes this a lot easier, if nothing else.
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work in the industry first. youll need the experience. companies hiring companies require experience too. with large funding, you will be required to have company info, company resumes, and the like just as if you were applying for a job yourself. plus, you'll be going head to head with massive black, blur, giant killer robots, the orphanage, tippett studios, and a host of other cg houses with resumes ten miles longer than yours. without the experience you will need a rich group of connections who will support your company. if you can secure outside the industry funding...great...if you can secure funding at all...great. but know this. it will not be easy.
my advice is to work in the industry with a large publisher or film studio. then go to a smaller company and learn the ropes from the outside. keep all great connections, and build the team.
a biz degree wont get you a cg company. you can hire a lawyer to set all that stuff up for less than 3k. you can hire an acct to tell you everything you need to know for about the same. when securing funding you will be asked about your experience doing biz in the industry..not your degree. I run both MB and CA without any degrees in biz. That has never been a prob with me being able to secure funding with my company. In the end, I just have to be able to swim with the sharks. Without working in the industry, those who are atop it would not give the time of day. nor would they respect me as someone who knows what the hell Im talking about when it comes to the work I am negotiating for.
but..to each their own. if you really want it, you will find your way. i had people tell me that mb and ca would never amount to anything. i also had people tell me i was crazy. i enjoy proving to people that they should never underestimate.
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Be wary of startup companies unless you have solid knowledge that the company in question has a good business plan.Originally Posted by Magic Man
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The 2008 Tablas Creek Vineyard Grenache Blanc is Tablas Creek's seventh bottling of its 100% Grenache Blanc. The Grenache Blanc grape, a little-known but widely-planted Southern Rhone varietal, produces wines with tremendous body, good acidity, and flavors of citrus, anise, and green apple.
We use most of our Grenache Blanc in our Esprit de Beaucastel Blanc and Côtes de Tablas Blanc each year. However, we have been so pleased by the flavors and intensity of the Grenache Blanc that we decided to reserve a small quantity of Grenache Blanc for a single-varietal bottling.
Our Grenache Blanc grapes were grown on our 120-acre certified organic estate vineyard.
The 2008 vintage was our second consecutive drought year, with yields further reduced by spring frosts. Berries and clusters were small, leading to excellent concentration. Ripening over the summer was gradual and harvest about a week later than normal. Crop sizes were similar to 2007 and about 20% lower than usual. The low yields and gradual ripening resulted in wines with good intensity, lower than normal alcohols and an appealing gentle minerality. Our Grenache Blanc was harvested between September 16th and October 3rd.
The Grenache Blanc grapes were whole cluster pressed, and fermented using native yeasts in stainless steel tanks and one two-year-old foudre. The fermentation process took unusually long, and didn't complete until nearly a year after harvest. The final blend was assembled in July 2009, and bottled in September 2009. The wines underwent only a light cold stabilization before bottling.
The 2008 Grenache Blanc shows a clean nose of mineral, green apple, grapefruit and pear, with flavors that begin bright with lemon and lime, then broaden in the mid-palate before re-tightening on the finish with a lingering character of green apple skin and wet rocks.
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In August, Antonio Galloni published the results of his annual visit to Tablas Creek, and we were excited to receive such good reviews from this notoriously tough grader. Notes included the 2012 Esprit de Tablas Blanc (92 points; "impeccably refined"), 2011 Panoplie (94 points; "pure elegance"), 2012 Patelin de Tablas (90 points; "a gorgeous wine and a fabulous value"), and the 2012 Esprit de Tablas (93-95 points; "a fascinating Esprit to follow over the coming years"). Read the complete review » More recent press »
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Okay. This happened not even an hour ago. I was inside doing my chores when a car started wildly beeping as it drove by. I looked out my window and saw my horse, Carly, out of her fence and in my front lawn. I quickly put my boots on and ran out into the freezing cold, without a jacket. As soon as I got to her she was eating the grass that's partly covered by snow. I grabbed her halter and tugged. She lifted her head so I tugged some more and started talking to her. Her ears pinned back. Just then my aunt ran to me ( she lives across the street from me - she was the one beeping ). She held my Carly ( because Carly wouldn't budge ) while I ran to the barn and grabbed the lead line with some hay. We managed to get her halfway there but she got mad because my dog, who she hates, came by us. Carly started bucking & she just missed my aunt. I didn't let go of the lead, just sort of ran with her and stayed behind her shoulder like I was lunging her.
We finally managed to get her back into her stall. It turns out, the wire for the electric fence snapped ( this was in a section where the electric wasn't working ). There's three wires, the middle one in a small section snapped & I hadn't managed to fix it yet. The very bottom wire snapped today and that's how she got out. I'm going to fix that today because she can't come out of her stall until it's fixed.
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Property is in very high demand and likely to sell quickly, even if it is overpriced or not in the best condition. Sellers receive multiple offers and the price is usually bid up above the seller's initial asking price.
Rent prices are relatively stable, and availability is good. If your yearly income is around $55,000, you can afford to rent in this market. Rent prices have not changed over the past 3 months. This is 55% lower than the county average of $1,855 and 87% lower than the state average of $2,247.
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Reports early Monday indicated that Paul Maholm would be headed to Chicago to join the Cubs, and he confirmed those rumors tonight via Twitter:
We don't have word yet on terms of the deal. The Bucs turned down Maholm's 2012 option worth $9.75 million after the season.
Paul will add some much-needed stability to the Cubbie rotation. Their current staff consists of Matt Garza, Ryan Dempster, Randy Wells, Chris Volstad, and Travis Wood, so this may mean Theo Epstein is looking to trade another starter. Maholm will give them a slight boost and probably a full season's worth of innings.
Of course, this means Paul will be returning to PNC Park plenty of times as an opponent. He may not be an enormous loss but fans should still appreciate what he did as a Pirate. Paul was the only one of the many first-round pitcher draft picks to actually (somewhat) pan out, and he pitched seven seasons and over 1100 innings as a Pirate. The Bucs have not had that kind of stability from many starting pitchers lately. Paul was also a great guy and member of the community during his time in Pittsburgh. Best of luck to him in Chicago, except for when he faces the Pirates.
In other former Pirate/free agent news: Ronny Cedeno signed with the Mets the other day. Good luck to him replacing Jose Reyes…stay thirsty, New York.
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They may be able to predict if it will bend it in such a way as to bring it closer or further away on the next pass, but I don't believe they can make an accurate estimate on the exact distance it will pass next time.
Yes, they can, within an accuracy of plus or minus about 20,000 kilometers. Heck, NASA's already done calculations for not just the next pass, but
the next 25 passes going up to 2137
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I can appreciate NASA's ability to create precise estimates on the distances and paths of celestial objects, but I'm mystified as to how they could possibly determine mass. Wouldn't they need to be able to penetrate the object with some kind of sensor to determine density and composition, and in multiple places throughout the object (because density and composition vary from spot to spot)? Not having a precise measurement of mass will skew calculations of gravitational effects, which ultimately affects the trajectory.
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Tebbano said that the district did not give Independent any guidance in the location selection. The district has previously examined the site near the High School as a possible location, but construction was not pursued.
"They were asked to look at our properties," Tebbano said. "I was surprised they had mentioned the two elementary schools."
Kutz said that the No School Towers Coalition is against towers on school property in general, even at a site like near the Operations and Maintenance department, which is located further away from instructional spaces, in part because he and others are fundamentally opposed to commercial activity on school property.
Opponents roundly cited the possibility of health impacts associated with cell towers, and read a statement attributed to David Carpenter, director of the Institute for Health and the Environment at the University at Albany.
"There is increasingly strong evidence that prolonged exposure to radiofrequency radiation, such as that from radio and cell towers, increases the risk of leukemia, and that prolonged use of a cell phone held against the head increases the risk of brain cancer," read the statement.
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Depending on how many companies want to place equipment on a tower, the district could make anywhere from $1,000 to $20,000 annually, Tebbano said.
Opponents argued that figure is a marginal revenue when considering the district's $88 million budget. Board of Education President James Dering acknowledged that while the figure is not staggering, it is hard to find sizable savings considering the majority of the budget accounts for personnel and instructional services.
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Record: 13-13 - 3rd place - NL Central
Offense: Tied for 6th in hitting (avg.)
Pitching: 12th in the league in ERA
Here was my prediction on the predictions thread.
To Start:
Even with the return of the DL players,
1. The Reds need to improve their SP. They need at least a #2 caliber SP. Maybe Dontrelle can step up and fill that roll. (He has shown ace stuff in the past) - but I doubt he will. I don't know how they can get the pitching going, but this is obviously a hitting ballclub.
2. Give their youngsters a shot. Look at Heisey and bring up some other youth to shoot some life in the club. (Fred Lewis is not the answer)
3. I think Bruce will improve. Hitting is not the first problem, but it needs to be addressed.
We shall see - the Reds still have a shot - Dusty needs to stop trusting his midnight epiphonies (not sure of spelling though). I think they need to keep it close to St. Louis or whoever is the first place team at the all-star break, as I do not see them as the best team in the division right now. Then they can make another 2nd half run. Joey V. has been awesome and I hope he keeps it up.


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Review By Mike Chambers - March 2, 2006
Today, we take a look at the EVGA e-GeForce 7800 GS CO Superclock AGP 8X graphics card. As NVIDIA was mmaking the transition to the PCI-Express graphics standard, new product offerings based on the soon-to-be-obsolete Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP) were declining.
However, early last month NVIDIA announced the GeForce 7800 GS AGP, which is targeted at extending the gaming usefulness of those remaining high-end AGP systems.
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The e-GeForce 7800 GS base model operates at reference clock speeds, which are dictated by NVIDIA. All models are AGP 8X with 256MB of GDDR3 memory. Graphics-specialized GDDR3 memory delivers more memory bandwidth per second, which is especially beneficial when 4X and higher levels of antialiasing are used.
Included accessories consist of a well-written user's guide, driver installation CD, VGA-to-DVI adapter, 4-pin power cable splitter, and s-video adapter.
Plastic product packaging keeps the graphics card well-protected during shipping.
It's been close to two years since NVIDIA released an AGP version of the GeForce 6800 Ultra, which is no longer manufactured. A new high-end AGP part based on the GeForce 7800 Series should be well-received as it provides an upgrade path for the AGP user base.
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Thursday, March 25, 2010
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Several fun things. Last night a Bible study we were in a new group. I heard the ladies talking about Spark across the table. OOOOOOOOOooooooooooooo! I chimed in. We "shared the Spark!" That was a first!
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
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Here I'm getting stronger every day, my clothes are fitting better, I know my heart and blood vessels must be healthier (blood pressure is consistently falling) and then I get wrapped up in not losing 2 pounds this week. Good grief, girl! This i... Read more
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
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Sharing the spark over and over.........
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Monday, March 22, 2010
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Jogging along looking at traffic this morning made me think about the wonders of the automobile. How to ruin a truck? Put contaminated fuel in the tank, never change the oil or add antifreeze, and load the bed with far more than it can hold. Wel... Read more
Sunday, March 21, 2010
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Early church and then out to a fairly new cajun restaurant. I had crawfish remoulade on fried green tomatoes, and then split an eggs benedict on crab cakes with dh. Plus drank cup after cup of coffee with chickory. You know what? Not one ounce o... Read more
Friday, March 19, 2010
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Went in for my recheck and took MY blood pressure cuff with me, along with all the recorded BPs from the past month as she had asked me to do. Here I'd been running along at around 123/78 or there abouts. First the nurse took it-144/92! YIKES! a... Read more
Thursday, March 18, 2010
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Let's hear it for time change................booooooooooooo.
Got out on the path at 6:35 this morning and enjoyed the stars. Soon after a neighbor jogged by wearing head gear that had a lamp on it. Good grief! Did get a nice long jog in... Read more
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
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I need to slow down. I'm enjoying these changes so much and want the days and weeks to fly by so I can get to my goals. Whoa, nelly.
Days are to be savored and used up, one at a time. I have to metaphorically slap myself awake, as in back to ... Read more
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
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Did I tell you I can do squats??? Well, by golly, I can. I'm truly amazed. I'm so amazed that when I realized this on last Friday-doing them during the weight training with 2-8# weights, I did one after another. Needless to say I could hardly si... Read more
Monday, March 15, 2010
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As I sit here, blogging at the end of another busy day, crossing my legs, I know something is different. My top foot doesn't stick out as far. That means my legs are smaller. I notice it when I walk as well. How lovely! My hope is that this shri... Read more
Sunday, March 14, 2010
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Wonderful day. Early service attendance was a little slimmer than usual. Then we ended up having pizza at a favorite place. CHANGE! I got to choose the pizza-Canadian bacon and mushrooms, green salad and fat free ranch. dh shared my choices. I h... Read more
Friday, March 12, 2010
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Been thinking quite a bit about goal setting. Last night did the online search to determine BMI and found that I am tottering on the line between obese and over weight.
Goal.........to be over weight! Sounds like a funny goal but when the ... Read more
Thursday, March 11, 2010
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feel so much better. Gently walked 45 minutes and then worked the whole day. Still coughing like crazy but with enough coffee and cough drops I can keep it in check.... Read more
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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Up early to get squashed and scanned-as in the yearly mamogram and bone density (should call it bone destiny since bone strength matters so much) I asked the nurse how long this coughing crud was lasted and she said about a month. Great. Swung b... Read more
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
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tuesday. jogged thirty five and walked the rest although it truly made me tired. Went to work and did pretty well until around three thirty and then I just about collapsed. Got cold, flushed, exhausted. Wanted to cry but instead called dh to com... Read more


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Red: Any kid will run any errand for you, if you ask at bedtime.
Red: Our principles are the springs of our actions. Our actions, the springs of our happiness or misery. Too much care, therefore, cannot be taken in forming our principles.
Red: (speaking of his character Freddie the Freeloader) He's nice to everybody because he was taught that man is made in God's image. He's never met God in person and the next fella just might be him. I would say that Freddie is a little bit of all of us.
Red: The time has come to say good night, My how time does fly. We've had a laugh, perhaps a tear, and now we hear good-bye. I really hate to say good night, for times like these are few. I wish you love and happiness, In everything you do. The time has come to say good night, I hope I've made a friend. And so we'll say "May God bless you," Until we meet again
Red: Live by this credo: have a little laugh at life and look around you for happiness instead of sadness. Laughter has always brought me out of unhappy situations.
Red" All men make mistakes, but married men find out about them sooner.
Red: People in hell, where do they tell people to go?
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Red has been honored to play before three Popes and eight U.S. Presidents.
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His career began at age 10 when he left home to join the Travelling Medicine Show.
He received the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Governor's Award in 1986.
He is buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Glendale, California.