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There has been a few here.
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Move over, Batman and Robin.
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Question marks remain.
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He wore out his welcome in St. Louis.
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He had 38 points in 48 games last season.
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Love the illustration at the top of the page! So cool, great depth!
Keep at it Dan, these are looking great!
Love the illustration at the top of the page! So cool, great depth!
Keep at it Dan, these are looking great!
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SketchBook (updated)
Having another go at rendering out some blank linework from imagination. It's hard. I need to do more studies. Feel free to tear it apart...no no, I insist.
Just looked at it again and have decided I need more midtones.
Aaaaaand some weird shitty old man sketch. Been doing loads of Bridgman studies, trying to do them as fast as I can, decided to try a portrait as fast as i could. Used ink so I wouldn't get all pencilly. Then took a shit photo, adjusted in photoshop, then painted in the highlight after dropping in a grey multiply layer. I kind of like it, not bad for 10 mins work.
Just about to start another self portrait, might have a go at colour, I took some cool reference shots yesterday!
I think this is better
YALL GOT THE MADD RENDER"N SKILLS yeah an the ol" guy rocks yer ink lines are GREAT"
hey dan great update and glad that you're thinking much more deeply about rendering form from the mind, but before that happens i think deeper studies in casts or even photo that matter is best for getting to terms with how light falls off an object or the planes on it (i'm guilty of this and still try to do from false preceptions of the mind). Also i think it helps greatly to break values down to the most basic, almost of that when you squint your eyes at the subject and see only few values. Once you have the major values, say about 3 to 4 then comes the itsy bitty tones needed to push it to realism. It really helps i think to break it down systematically, and not get lost in all the subtle greys.
I think you have great rendering capabilities, definitely a lot better than anything i can do and i think doing some of the studies mentioned above will just solidify that.
BTW totally dig the hottie portrait above!
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Your rendering is fine if anything you're too wound up. Loosen up, if only a little. I was the same way years ago it, feels weird the first couple weeks- fighting the urge to jump back in, a lot of time I felt like I was forgetting something...
Beside this, if I were going to picky (since you invited me to =P ) I'd say you should concentrate more on the , placement and forms of your shadows and not how good the look,(except for the self portraits-magnificent) other than that I got nothing. Keep up the studies, your work is good, you have a sensitivity in your work that most people don't have, but beware sometime it can be a little overbearing and make an image just a tad too sentimental. Be firey every once in a while! ( your pencil work is bad ass too.)
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Well she's beautiful Dan. I totally do NOT trust my judgment yet but is her right eye on a slight angle - as in a touch too high on the outer side? What would I know. Look forward with great expectation, excitment and eager anticipation to your self portrait. haha, pressure.
I think the old man's sketch is one of your best so far, do more of those! Concerning the other portrait I'd agree with snootchy, but they're looking wuite nice so far. maybe you can get into the same mood as when you were drawing the old man when doing the digital portraits hehe
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Spect - Thanks man, shame my values are crap!
snootchy - I completely agree, in fact as I was painting t I was thinking I need to do more studies! I'm definitely going to try the limited value suggestion, as like you mentioned I tend to get lost in all the subtle tones too early. My excuse for this one is that I've been trying to indent in my head that females should be painted/rendered as softly as possible. Think I took it a bit too far though. But yeah thanks again for the advice.
Desero- Thanks, I find it much more difficult to paint loosely on females as I think they need a softer touch. Definitely something I'll work on though thanks.
jigje- Thanks! You should always trust your judgment, and you are completely right. I noticed it, but as it was supposed to be a form exercise I let it slide this time. Pressure!!!!
AvisNocturna- Really? will do, thanks. It was nice finishing an image so quickly. I'll try, thanks again!
Decided to leave the colour one for now and do a few value studies instead.
1st for today, about 35 minutes I think, probably used too many values but I'll cut it down to 4 for the next one.
Bit worried this one might look a bit weird as I'm working outside so can't see my screen as well as I'd like, stupid glare.
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THIS IS RAD' i instantly recignized you from yer othe SP's an what ya used like 5 values i heard that 5 or six is the way to go an not get lost
HAHA THATS FUNNY! i only have one crappy light for my living room an kitchen so i have to have it angled behind me an to the right so i can see my keyboard but lol'd it glares on ma screen an some times i forget an it throws me off but i usually ''bob an weavie'' got'sta have JUKES'
Hey dan!
Actually my favorite piece in here so far is that old guys face a few posts back. It really has a good bit of character, and it is quite an honest portrayal, these others are a little to smooth for my liking.
Quick self portrait from life. It's unfinished as I had to relinquish the mirror to my mum. About 40 minutes, I know I didn't mark out the structure or anything but I just wanted to draw the way I find easiest; start with an eye and work out!
Step dad is trying to fix the scanner as we speak so I should hopefully be able to scan my sketchbook later today, instead of these crappy phone pictures.
Another quick value self portrait to come and a colour portrait, plus at least one more of those scribbly ink things *Posting so I don't slack*
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Sens' MacLean won't put timetable on captain selection process
Sep 1, 2013, 10:28 AM EDT
With Daniel Alfredsson gone and training camp approaching, Ottawa Senators fans are waiting to see who their next captain will be and when will that player officially get the 'C.'
Senators coach Paul MacLean has returned to Ottawa and recently spoke at the Bell Sensplex. That issue naturally came up, but he didn't want to commit to having a captain selected by a certain date.
"I've got to spend some time talking to the individuals, talking to Bryan Murray, talking to my coaching staff," MacLean said, courtesy of the Senators' official website's transcript. "We've done a lot of preliminary talk about it, but we're going to let the process — it's going to be a process but I don't think it's going to be a difficult one — and we just have to take the time and get through it."
MacLean also stressed that regardless of who's picked, he expects to see everyone provide leadership. He also didn't specify who the main candidates are, although Jason Spezza figures to be among the favorites.
Alfredsson's tenure as the team's captain started in 1999 and lasted until he signed with the Detroit Red Wings over the summer. Before him, none of the Senators' captains maintained the position for more than a few years.
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BATON ROUGE, La. — The Louisiana House backed a proposal Tuesday to give a dollar-for-dollar state tax rebate to people who donate money to nonprofits that give scholarships to help students attend private and parochial schools.
The proposal by Rep. Kirk Talbot, R-River Ridge, is part of Gov. Bobby Jindal's education overhaul package. Talbot said the bill goes hand-in-hand with another Jindal proposal to create a statewide voucher program that would use state tax dollars to send children to private schools.
Supporters say the tax rebate would give children in failing public schools more opportunities to get an improved education.
"It's about giving a parent a choice," Talbot said.
The measure headed to the Senate for debate with a 66-37 House vote.
Opponents say it would create problems under the state's public school desegregation requirements and would damage public education in the state by siphoning off children to private schools. They also said it could cost the state money it doesn't have in times of budget shortfalls.
Talbot said dollars lost to the treasury from the tax rebate would be regained in education savings because the public school funding formula would have to pay for fewer students. He said the state could save money because the private school tuition could be cheaper than the state's costs for a student in public school.
The nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Office, which analyzes the financial impact of bills, said it's impossible to ensure the tax break won't cost the state because some students who may get scholarships and grants to private schools were never going to public schools.
"There's nothing in this bill that prevents someone who's never been in public school to not get this funding, this scholarship," said Rep. Patricia Smith, D-Baton Rouge, an opponent of the measure. "Plus, schools have same operational costs even if a student leaves. You still have to have teachers. You still have to have lights. There's really no savings."
The proposal would begin with donations for tuition in the 2013-14 school year. It would set caps on the scholarships to be rebated at 80 percent of the average per student payment in the public school funding formula for kindergarten through eighth-grade students and 90 percent for high school students.
House debate came Tuesday after hundreds of southwest Louisiana teacher protested on the state Capitol steps against Jindal's education agenda, which includes a revamp of teacher pay and job protections and public school financing.
Talbot failed to get passage of a similar tax cut bill last year, but the proposal wasn't pushed by the governor.
House Bill 969 can be found at www.legis.state.la.us
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WASHINGTON — It's hard to know which is more surprising: a Democratic president pushing historic cuts in spending, including Social Security and Medicare. Or a Republican-controlled House refusing to accept the deal and declare a huge victory for long-sought GOP goals.
Political orthodoxy has been turned on its head ever since President Barack Obama stepped up his call for a bipartisan "grand bargain" to raise the national debt ceiling and avert a default on U.S. obligations. The deal would include $4 trillion in deficit reduction over 10 years, mainly through steep spending cuts but also including up to $1 trillion in new federal revenue.
Those are far bigger targets than typical budget negotiations. And the spending cuts would seem more appropriate for a Republican president than a Democrat.
Some pundits and political insiders say Republicans should leap at the offer. But there's a hitch: The new revenue — mainly from overhauling the tax code and lowering rates by eliminating or limiting a broad swath of loopholes, deductions and tax breaks — presumably would violate a no-net-tax-hike pledge that scores of Republican lawmakers have signed.
Mostly for that reason, House Republicans so far have rejected Obama's overture, despite the interest shown by Speaker John Boehner. Some pro-Republican analysts seem bewildered.
Obama's offer of big spending cuts would have "brutally fractured the Democratic Party," and congressional Republicans probably "will come to regret this missed opportunity," wrote David Brooks, a moderate-to-conservative columnist for The New York Times.
Such comments lead to a question: Why did Obama make the overture, and how might it affect him and his party as he ramps up his re-election campaign?
The consensus answer, based on interviews with key players in Congress, the White House and elsewhere, is that Obama may be maneuvering himself into a win-win political position for 2012, although it's not without risks.
If Congress approves a version of the "grand bargain," Obama can run next year as a president who began taming the runaway deficit, extracted concessions on higher taxes from Republicans and put Medicare and Social Security on a possible path toward greater stability.
If congressional Republicans block the plan — and especially if the Aug. 2 debt ceiling deadline is missed — Obama might persuasively argue that he tried his best to strike a compromise, at some political risk to himself. Recent polls suggest that strategy is working, as Americans seem disgruntled with the Republicans' dug-in opposition.
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10 Dec 2013 13:45 GMT | Sport, Football
Barcelona's board of directors will hold a referendum early next year that could see the club move away from Nou Camp and into a new 105,000 capacity stadium.
A meeting took place on Monday and while no decision was reached, an expansion of the current 99,000-seat stadium is also a possibility.
A report has been commissioned by the football club over the viability of both projects before being presented for the referendum.
We would never submit a project that would endanger the sustainability of the club.
Toni Freixa, Board spokesman
A decision is expected to be made next month but either way, it would be the third biggest stadium in the world.
Barcelona board spokesman Toni Freixa said the club was considering two options.
"The construction of a new stadium or a profound remodelling project that would constitute a new stadium keeping the current structure of the Camp Nou," Freixa said.
"Both would have a capacity of 105,000 spectators, the stadium would be covered, there will be a construction of a new Palau with a capacity of 12,000 spectators, an adjacent court with a capacity of 2,000 spectators, 6,000 new parking spots and access to the Ciutat Esportiva of the Miniestadi."
"We've made advances, we have all the information and we're in a position to make a decision."
"It needs to be viable from a technical perspective, urbanist and economic. We would never submit a project that would endanger the sustainability of the club."
The 99,354-seater Nou Camp has been home to the club since 1957 and is the largest ground in Europe.
Source: Al Jazeera
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Iraq's vice president, accused of running a Sunni death squad with his bodyguards between 2005 and 2011, has said the case against him is "political" and that confessions from witnesses have been extracted "under severe torture".
In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera on Wednesday, Tariq al-Hashemi, the highest Sunni official in Iraq, also criticised Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, a Shia, for "monopolising the management of the security file" and persecuting opponents.
"There is no crime. There's a political case and all these confessions, in fact, have been extracted under severe torturing and one of my guards has been killed," Hashemi told Al Jazeera in Doha, Qatar.
"There's no judicial system; it's already lost its neutrality and independence and becoming just an instrument in the hands of the prime minister Mr Nouri al-Maliki ... who has a committee very close to the circle surrounding him."
Hashemi, who is being tried in absentia and has been living in Turkey, is linked to 150 killings, including those of top Shia officials and six judges.Talabani testimony
His comments came a day after an Iraqi appeals court refused to allow President Jalal Talabani to testify in the case against him. The case has deepened the rift between the country's largely sectarian-based political factions.In Tuesday's session, the court heard more testimony from five police officers who told the court they found pistol silencers during two separate raids on the homes of Hashemi and Ahmed Qahtan, his son-in-law and office manager.
The court also heard from a woman and her son who are Qahtan's neighbours who said they saw policemen taking silencers from the house.
Another witness, one of more than 70 of Hashemi's guards now in detention, told the government how he used to drive other guards to plant roadside bombs.
Hashemi did not name people who sit on the security committee but insisted he had been targeted for his "opposition" to Maliki's leadership style.
"This committee, in fact, is fabricating files against active politicians in Iraq like myself … I have been known and seen as the most active advocate of national security ... human rights, stability and non-interference in the affairs of neighbouring countries," he said.
"I have all the time been seen as an opposition to al-Maliki. This is why he is fabricating this case and presenting [it] to the judicial system. It's totally been fabricated."Sunni-Shia conflict
Hashemi said the "vendetta" was due to the Sunni-Shia conflict, but emphasised that the conflict was only partly to blame.
"I say partially because I belong to Iraqiyya and Iraqiyya is a non-sectarian political entity. And, as you're fully aware, the leader of Iraqiyya is a Shia. Iyadi Allawi is not a Sunni," said Hashemi.
But he said "more than 90 per cent of the thousands of innocent people behind bars" belonged to the Sunni community, adding that "the Sunnis are in real tragedy as far as Iraq is concerned".
The Iraqi government is made up of a coalition of political blocs, including two major ones: Maliki's State of Law Coalition and Iyad Allawi's secular, but largely Sunni, Iraqiyya.
Hashemi said the ongoing violence in Iraq, including Monday's attack that killed 115 people across the country, could be attributed to the current political situation.
"Whether we like it or not the ongoing violence is just a reflection of the fragile political situation of Iraq," he said.
"There's no doubt about it. There's no stability. If the politicians are not thinking in one line; they don't have a unified vision to run the country, this means we're leaving loopholes in our political system for terrorists to penetrate and to target innocent people."
Source: Al Jazeera And Agencies
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A filly by Montjeu topped the select portion of the Deauville sale Monday in France, with a final bid of 580,000 euros (about $710,000).Consigned by Haras du Mezeray, the filly was purchased by Hubie de Burgh as agent for Rick Barne's Grange Con Stud in Ireland. Produced from the Riverman mare Valley of Hope, she was bred in Ireland by Peter Savill at his Oak Hill Stud. The sale topper is a half-sister to Irish Oaks (Ire-I) third Sister Bella (by Sadler's Wells).A colt by King's Best brought the second highest price Monday, going for 400,000 euros to agent Charlie Gordon-Watson. Sold by Haras d'Etreham, he is out of the Nureyev mare Manureva and is a half-brother to group I winner Riviera.On Sunday and Monday, 204 yearlings were offered and 149 were listed as sold. The buy-back rate was 27%, up from 20% a year ago. Both the gross and average are down from 2004. The gross of 16,869,000 euros compares to 21,910,000, and the average of 113,215 euros is down from 115,316.
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Raffle Winners
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|Everest Base Camp Trekking
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I called to get a quote and spoke with Kurt. He was very nice and professional. He had to do some research and called me back promptly. Unfortunately, due to some of the features of my car, he was... not able to help me but it was obvious that customer service and satisfaction were more important than just making a sale. None of the other companies I called were this thorough or professional. I would definitely use this company!VIEW MORE »VIEW LESS »
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It is rare these days to meet someone who is professional and humble. Kurt was so kind and informative. He really put me at ease as he fixed my windows. He came to my office & didn't change his price when we talked about coming to my home versuses my office. I recommend Action Auto Glass to everyone in Atlanta!
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After contacting several businesses regarding a replacement front passenger door window, Kurt of Action Auto Glass offered not only an excellent price on new OEM quality glass windows, but was knowledgable and helpful regarding product options. Service and installation was thorough, prompt and professional from the initial phone call to final installation. Kurt was a pleasure to conduct business with and would use him again. I found Action Auto Glass through the Kudzu.com website, and the ratings and comments previous customers gave this business proved to be accurate. Thanks.
I had a smash and grab sunday night..i called action auto first thing in the am and he came out. great work!
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Kurt is a gentleman and a craftsman. He works for a fair price and doesn't leave a mess. He scheduled my job immediately.
Kurt was prompt, friendly, efficient, schedule flexible, and did excellent work. I will be using him again for another car. Thanks!
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They do what they say they will do...it was quality work done on time and at a reasonable cost. Would use them again!
Kurt provides an outstanding service w/ a smile for an oustanding price. Recommendation worthy!!! Give him a call.
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I had a rude smash&grab from my humble minivan. Kurt showd fast, made it rite, for low$.All is good
I called Kurt to replace a window. He quoted me the lowest price and replaced the window the next day. However, the window was a defect. I called Kurt and he replaced the window again with no additional charges. Low and behold the window broke again. Kurt replaced it for a third time with a different manufacturer free of charge. This could have been a huge headache but Kurt was helpful and showed great care each time. I'm hopeful this is the last time I have to deal with the window but if something goes wrong I know I can count on Kurt. He is a standup guy who cares about his customers.


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Several hemophiliacs on Tuesday filed suit against Bayer Corp. and other companies, claiming that they knowingly sold blood products contaminated with HIV and hepatitis C. The suit, filed in a San Francisco federal court, seeks class-action status on behalf of thousands of hemophiliacs from outside the United States. The plaintiffs allege that the companies conspired to sell blood-clotting products, called Factor VIII Concentrate, that were manufactured using blood from high-risk donors and continued distributing them abroad in 1984 and 1985, even after they stopped selling them in the United States because of the known risk of HIV and hepatitis transmission. Monday's suit was filed on behalf of foreigners who received the drug, according to Robert Nelson of Lieff Cabraser Heimann and Bernstein, which represents the plaintiffs.
Early in the AIDS epidemic, the medicine was commonly made using mingled plasma collected from 10,000 or more donors. Because at the time there was not yet a screening test for HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, thousands of hemophiliacs were infected by tainted Factor VIII Concentrate. But the suit alleges there were precautions Bayer and its subsidiary, Cutter Biological, could have taken, like screening donors or using volunteers, but didn't. The company also continued in the mid 1980s to sell an older version of Factor VIII Concentrate overseas that carried a high risk for HIV infection even though a safer, heat-treated version was available in the United States. "I don't want to speculate as to why they did what they did," Nelson said. "All I know is, they didn't use the techniques that were widely known in the scientific community and went about business as usual as if there wasn't an epidemic in the hemophiliac and gay communities."
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My experiences traveling the world with Type 1 diabetes. Photos, stories, and lots of blood sugars and injections.
I have followed several train and subway lines in Osaka on foot, in an effort to get some exercise, learn how to exhaust my body yet maintain good BG, and to visit some parts of Osaka I wouldn't otherwise see, all at a leisurely pace. For each walk, I took photos and videos and recorded my BGs, food intake, and impressions of the neighborhoods I passed through. I learned a lot about handling BG while exercising. See my video diaries here...
I traveled for over four months — 131 days, to be exact — through several European countries over 2014-2015. I started in Sweden, went down through the Baltics, then parts of Eastern and Central Europe, the Balkans, and finally to Norway. I kept a daily travelogue here, with details of what I did and saw, and how I handled diabetes during the trip. Lots of photos of my blood sugars, meals, and shots can be seen on the pages along with the regular travel photos! I was with my longtime travel partner Masayo the entire time. She was a great help to me and lots of fun to travel with. Enjoy the travelogue. If you believe diabetics can do anything they want, help me spread the word: share an article or photo on Facebook or Twitter or whatever you like! Thanks :)...
The day after Christmas was our day to go further into Croatia, having spent the last two days in a very pleasant but mostly closed Zagreb. Masayo and I had decided to head east into the Slavonia region of Croatia, and the city of Osijek.The day didn't begin well at all, diabetically, and in fact was pretty rotten throughout. Despite my solid and good BGs in the hours after dinner last night (141 and 110), I was 315 at 8 am. Clearly, something had gone wrong during the night. Evidently my liver had decided to give me some emergency glucose. I don't know why.So I had my eggs and bacon, courtesy of Masayo, and a chocolate croissant, plus yogurt and fruit and coffee for breakfast. I took a lot of insulin for it, plus to bring the 315 down. Then it was time to head out. We left our key on the table as instructed and walked to the tram stop.A tram came soon, and we got on and paid the driver for two tickets. On the way to the bus station, we noticed that the hills in the distance north of town were dusted with frost, or possibly even snow. We like snow, and so enjoyed seeing it. I wonder if we'll get any snow before we head down the warmer Adriatic coast? I guess it's not likely.We had bought our tickets for the bus online last night, so we had seats. The bus pulled out and we were on our way to Osijek (pronounced "oh see yeck").On the bus I checked to see how well the Humalog had done its job. Not good enough: I was now 342. Unaccountably high, based on what I ate: my liver must still be loosing carbs. Please stop. I've got everything under control, liver.So I took another shot, but had no food.We arrived in Osijek at 2 pm, and walked the 1.5 km to our hotel. The town seemed really nice, and had a small-town feel, but everything was closed. I have lived in Japan for ten years, where Christmas season exists for shopping but it isn't a religious or national holiday, so everything is open (until New Year's, when almost nothing is open). And I don't really remember how the opening
Day 77: New Year's Eve in Pula
Today was New Year's Eve, and it was a quiet day for Masayo and I. My BG got pretty low at one point, and it sprung back real high. But that didn't prevent us from going out to join the crowds welcoming the new year 2015 in the town square.At 9 am my BG was 81, continuing on from the excellence yesterday. My breakfast was a cinnamon roll and instant coffee in the room here in Pula, Croatia. After breakfast we went to the office where payment is handled for the apartment we're renting through New Year's here. We paid, and then asked the guy about car rental.We wanted to rent a car tomorrow, New Year's Day, and drive around the Istrian peninsula to see some of the towns and sites. It would be my first time driving in a while, and first in Europe, so I was excited. Plus, virtually all rental cars here are manual (automatics are rare and twice as expensive to rent), and while I have driven such a transmission I would be pretty rusty. So that was exciting too.But the guy couldn't find any car rental company with a car tomorrow. He said locals like to rent cars to drive up to Austria and Italy to go skiing, since it's so cheap and they don't have to put wear on their own cars. So our car rental plans would have to wait.We walked around town some, including by the big ancient Roman amphitheater that dominates Pula. It's a huge, round structure, looking old and strong and weathered. Just like in photos, but this is the first actual ancient Roman ruin I have seen with my own eyes. Amazing.We also walked by the waters of the Adriatic Sea. Ferries from Pula go to a nearby national park on an island, as well as Venice, Italy.I felt low and decided to check my BG. Sure enough, I was 48, close to my lowest-ever reading since the trip started. I had a Snickers bar, and half of another one, and we kept walking, looking for a place to eat lunch.We settled on one of the only places we could find that was open and that wasn't a pizza/"kebab" place. It was a real restaurant, called Pompei
Day 35: To Kroměříž, Czech Republic
Our time in Poland had to come to an end today. After eleven nights there, it was time to conquer a new country. From Kraków, we found a bus at TigerExpress.eu that would take us to Ostrava in the Czech Republic. From there we'd find trains to the small town of Kroměříž, where I'd made a room reservation for two nights.At 8:00 am, I woke up to a blood sugar of 266. That pizza from yesterday still working its foul magic. (The Humalog and cookies I'd try to sneak in while my BG was 359 I bet didn't help either.) Breakfast was in the room: yogurt we bought yesterday, instant coffee, plus the rest of the cookies we'd bought a couple days ago. Not much.On the way walking through town to the bus (near the train station), Masayo and I stopped and each bought a giant pretzel bread thing. These are sold all over Kraków, and cost about $.45 each. We didn't eat them yet; they were for the bus.The bus people didn't have our reservation (I paid online last night) but after a phone call it was straightened out and we got on. They gave us free coffee on the bus, and we motored along the boring roads out of Poland.When we actually crossed the border I was dozing, so I didn't see it. I like to try to get pictures of the welcome signs when we cross a border. Oh well.The bus dropped us off at Ostrava Svinov train station in the town of Ostrava. First we found an ATM in the station and got some Czech koruna, then bought tickets to a stop called Kojetín.We wanted to get some food for the train. While Masayo waited on the platform, I ran to a nearby minimarket to find something. I bought some pieces of individually wrapped cheese, chocolate soy milk, doughnuts, and what I hoped was sparkling water. They didn't give me a bag so I sprinted back to the platform, train approaching, with everything in my arms.On the train we found some seats (hoping we were in the right car) and I checked my BG. It was 157. I'll take it. I shot up and ate this tasty but probably unhealthy lunch. After a
I picked twenty-six places in and around Osaka, Japan, where I live as an English teacher, from A to Z. Over the course of a few weeks I traveled to each place and took a live blood sugar reading on the spot. If it was between 70 and 130, it was usable; if not, I had to come back. Just something fun to do on my days off...
Location: Jizo statues, Shi-tennoji Shrine (地蔵堂、四天王寺)BG: 85 mg/dL (4.72 mmol/L)Previous: Ikune ShrineShi-tennoji Shrine is a big Buddhist place near Tennoji in Osaka. There are festivals and events there, and it is one of the most important shrines in this area of Japan. And they have a whole lot of "jizo" statues, which in this form are a Japanese innovation within Buddhism, and which wear little red bibs and protect children. Something like that.Anyway I thought that, although there are a lot of choices for "J" in Osaka Prefecture, "j"izo statues would be pretty good. And the fact that there is a lot bigger group of them at Shi-tennoji than in most places made it a photogenic addition to the 70-130 Osaka project.I often pass by the shrine by bicycle on my way to work, so I decided to stop by the shrine and get the photo on one of those days. Unfortunately, my BG was too high the first couple attempts, so much so that I didn't even bother trying. The second time was particularly annoying — despite many Humalog shots and little food and some exercise, I was still 269.Anyway, on this day I felt better and went — for my first time ever — to Shi-tennoji Shrine. I parked my bicycle and walked around looking for the statues. They are hard to find — it's a large area with many buildings, and I didn't know whether or not these statues were inside or outside. Eventually I asked a guy wearing a guard uniform.And there they were — off a main path tucked behind some little shrine-looking things: hundreds of little bald statues with red bibs. I checked my BG — it was 85. The place was fairly quiet, and I wasn't sure how cool or uncool it is to set up an iPhone on a tripod and start talking into it with a big smile. But I did my best; I got some video and a still photo.That was it! "J" is done; 70-130 Osaka continues
Location: Q's MallBG: 117 mg/dL (6.50 mmol/L)Previous: Palace of Naniwa"Q" is a hard-to-come-by letter in Japan; when transliterating Japanese into English, there is no Q (it would be ku with a K). But there is a place with the English name "Q's Mall", so I think that's as good a place as any. It's one of Osaka's many huge, soulless centers of crassly overpriced clothing stores and curiously unusable trinkets — but there is a big "Q" on the side of the building. Fits in well with the 70-130 photo project.So on this day, after my work finished around 5:00 pm, I checked and was 111, so I decided to ride the train to Tennoji and get a BG photo at Q's Mall. '111' was a new number that I don't yet have in my project; I was trying to save strips so I decided I would use that reading, even though it would be a half hour old or so.I had brought my iPhone tripod, and once at Q's Mall I set up the shot in a thankfully not-too-busy place outside. I decided to check again — it was 117, so I used that number because it's also new. The shot was good; the lighting was perfect and by chance I framed it and balanced it all well.Project's coming along nicely! Just nine more to go
Location: Waterworks Memorial Hall (水道記念館)BG: 81 mg/dL (4.50 mmol/L)Previous: Viet Nam Consulate-GeneralThere are a few choices in Osaka Prefecture for "W" for my 70-130 Osaka project, but the Waterworks Memorial Hall seemed like a good place to get a photo. I'd never heard of it before starting this project (like many of the places) but it looked like an interesting building, and it was just close enough to bike to, hot though the day was. Plus, it's in a rather out-of-the-way area that I don't know much about yet.Before leaving I ate a rice ball, Calorie Mate pack, and a banana, but felt a little weak — not diabetes-wise, but food-wise. Nevertheless, I set out to the Hall while I still had time before work. In honor of Ray Manzarek, who died recently, I listened to The Doors' first album on the way, and Strange Days on the way back.When I arrived at the Hall, the gates were closed and a sign indicated that it was closed as of April 1, with no indication of when it would reopen. This gave me a sinking feeling. I biked around the outside of the building, and found an entrance on the other side staffed by a guard. I asked him if I could go in and take a picture of the outside of the building; he said no. He also said he didn't know when it would reopen. Strange.So I found my way to the embankment across the street from the hall; it was quite a bit out of my way, but I got there and and there was a pretty good angle on the building. I checked and my BG was good, 81, so I took some videos and some stills, and headed back home in the very warm sunny afternoon. I ate some Calorie Mate and drank juice before leaving because I felt I was getting low.The Doors and I made it home okay, and I had my "W" photo. Thanks to whomever decided to put that embankment there between the Yodogawa River and the Waterworks Memorial Hall! No thanks to Osaka City for shutting the place with no information about it reopening (there is, or was, apparently a museum inside)


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Agency details results of an "interagency forensic investigation," plans for assisting affected individuals.
Merit Systems Protection Board data from as far back as November 2014 could be missing.
Three-time Federal 100 winner is leaving government in July.
Members of Congress heaped hard questions on federal IT leaders at a June 16 hearing and suggested strongly that somebody needs to be fired.
Senate bill carves out exemption for supercomputing and other lab IT; an earlier version of the measure would have exempted the entire Department of Energy.
OPM is partnering with CSID to try to manage the fallout from a massive breach of some 4 million federal personnel records.
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