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Even an expert sometimes needs a second opinion — which is why when MTV's resident "American Idol" expert, Jim Cantiello, wanted to analyze the remaining three contestants, well, who could be better to ask than previous "Idol" contestants? Four, in fact: season five's Kevin Covais, season four's Anthony Fedorov, season one's Tamyra Gray and season two's Josh Strickland, all of whom weathered the pop-culture juggernaut and know of what they speak. The group recently met to discuss all things "Idol" — but particularly, how they see this season shaping up. Below are some highlights from their lengthy roundtable.
On This Year's Contestants
Josh: I'm very impressed with the talent this year. I think early on I wasn't so much, but then when they finally decided to choose their top 12, I was actually pretty impressed. And now I'm really getting into the final [three].
Kevin: Week after week, this season is just getting progressively better. I'm really excited about the talent they have remaining. They're all extremely talented and they [all] bring something different to the table, so it's good.
On This Season's Highlights
Kevin: For me, it was Blake a few weeks ago. I thought he was incredible doing Bon Jovi. I loved it.
Anthony: Melinda has been a big highlight for me this year, from day one. As far as a standout performance, it would definitely be Blake's Bon Jovi.
Tamyra: I'm gonna say the whole Sanjaya controversy! [Everyone laughs.] Because it was hilarious. I thought that was funny.
Josh: I was gonna say [the same thing]. It was kinda phenomenal. It made people watch. They wanted to see if he was going to get booted off next.
Does Blake Lewis Have A Chance Of Winning?
Kevin: I'm a huge Blake fan. There has never been a guy like Blake Lewis on the show before. I think what we could see is [something] very similar to last year's format, where there were three guys and a girl left, and this year there were three girls and a guy left. I think the girls could end up splitting the vote and we could see Blake in the finale. I think that might be how it turns out.
Anthony: The thing I love about Blake is the fact that he's so different and he's so good at that beat-box thing. It's just, realistically, if you're an A&R person and you're making a record with Blake Lewis, what kind of record do you make? If he finds a way to incorporate what he has to make it right and for people to enjoy it, then he'll be very successful because nobody's ever done anything like it before on the show.
On Melinda Doolittle And Her Potential For A Career
Anthony: As I've said so many times before: if Melinda doesn't win, it ain't fair — so they'd better get it right. I hope America gets it right.
Kevin: I think she'll definitely make a classic album.
Tamyra: A classic album! She has a classic voice and that's kind of why I'm going so much for the Melinda/Jordin showdown, because it would be a proper showdown. Like, you know, let's just be honest — if it's a guy and a girl it's completely different. The dynamic is different. But when you have two people who are even, that makes for a great show.
Do The Judges Influence Votes — And Is Jordin Sparks The Judges' Favorite This Year?
Josh: To me it's so obvious. Basically, throughout all the seasons, you can always tell who they're trying to push, or who they're trying [to get] America to vote for. It's interesting to see what has happened this season, because at first it was Melinda. They definitely wanted Melinda to win. But they would always tell her "Come out a little bit more, out of your shell." And she hasn't yet. You can tell that they have shifted because they tried to bring her out and bring her to that status of pop idol.
Anthony: The judges get their favorites. I do think that their comments do affect the voting to a certain extent. I think the problem that you have with Melinda is that she's been so good for so long. She's been consistent. [But] one of the keys to being successful on the show is [that] the American public want to see you develop as the show goes on. Do you even call it a fault that Melinda has been that good? She's been just consistent the whole time, so where does she go from here?
Could A Diva Ever Win "American Idol"?
Josh: I don't know why America doesn't vote for them, but I feel like the show basically [wants] a competition. And when you have people with such a good voice, it's not fun for everybody to watch and sit there and vote.
Tamyra: Not only that, I think you don't want to hear someone scream at the top of their lungs every single song. It's like, OK, we've seen you do that. What else can you do? Can you tone it down? Can you give me sexy, and still show and preserve that quality of your voice without having to bust a lung?
Kevin: In terms of the diva, I think the show is definitely getting there. Jennifer Hudson made it to round seven or so, and I know we had Mandisa last year, who definitely went off way too early. I think America's definitely getting there with that vote. They're embracing the bigger voice.
Who Will Win?
Kevin: I think Jordin.
Anthony: I'm gonna go with Melinda — that's my girl.
Tamyra: I'm gonna have to go with Melinda. Truthfully, I don't know. I'm gonna go with Melinda just 'cause I wanna see her get it.
Josh: I don't know. I really don't … OK, fine! Melinda. Most of the time it's a big surprise.
Get your "Idol" fix on MTV News' "American Idol" page, where you'll find all the latest news, interviews and opinions.


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Is Online Marketing Gender-Diverse?Blog Post: August 20, 2015
Hi Ronell,
Your point is fair and valid. However, I would add the following:
1. The narrative is skewed in favour of certain groups in society. The implication of this post is that an unequal distribution exists, and that's a problem. Yet, this narrative only extends to certain groups in society, the narrative never extends to industries or workplaces where males, or other groups for that matter, are in the minority.
If this particular distribution was in favour of women, do you think we would even be having this conversation?
2. The narrative is accentuated in one direction for a reason: own-group bias.
As per my post above:
"Four experiments confirmed that women's automatic in-group bias is remarkably stronger than men's and investigated explanations for this sex difference, derived from potential sources of implicit attitudes (L. A. Rudman, 2004). In Experiment 1, only women (not men) showed cognitive balance among in-group bias, identity, and self-esteem (A. G. Greenwald et al., 2002), revealing that men lack a mechanism that bolsters automatic own group preference. Experiments 2 and 3 found pro-female bias to the extent that participants automatically favored their mothers over their fathers or associated male gender with violence, suggesting that maternal bonding and male intimidation influence gender attitudes. Experiment 4 showed that for sexually experienced men, the more positive their attitude was toward sex, the more they implicitly favored women. In concert, the findings help to explain sex differences in automatic in-group bias and underscore the uniqueness of gender for intergroup relations theorists."
3. If we're going to have these conversations, and we're going to be concerned about every single one of the millions of unequal distributions in society, and we're going to question how to fix them, then such a standard needs to be extended to all groups in society. While there's action to iron out unequal distributions in favour of men, there's no corresponding action to iron out unequal distributions which favour women.
That, to me, isn't equality. It's relativism. It's a failure to apply a morality consistently. In one instance (a unequal distribution which favours women) it's a non-event, in another instance it's a prejudice, discrimination or 'a problem.'
According to any definition of equality, that's not right. This explains my lack of 'empathy', or even consideration around this issue. Why should I protect other people's group rights when those same people aren't interested in having a conversation when the same 'discrimination' is inflicted on my group (as you've seen above, there was an attempt to shut the debate down)?
Accentuating one side of the narrative isn't 'progressive', it's divisive. Too often with these types of conversations only one side of the narrative is accentuated. This breeds suspicion, frustration and division.
"If women are underrepresented in online marketing, we don't have the best possible people working at our companies and growing our industry."
Right but again, does that logic extend to every industry where the unequal distribution favours women? Does believing in the distribution of male and female primary school teachers automatically equate, as you seemingly suggest it does, to believing 'women are simply better than men at teaching'? I don't believe it does, nor do I believe that we need to reach some arbitrary level of 'gender parity' to make society function.
Do we need to pull perfectly good female teachers from their roles simply to get to a situation whereby we've got a 50:50 ratio of men and women in the primary school teaching profession? Why are we doing this? So everyone feels comfortable? There is no basis in believing that unequal distribution equates to discrimination. If there was, there would be a massive push to get more women into the sanitation, sewage, power line installation and building industries. Yet, there isn't.
If we extend your logic, what happens when we reach gender parity? Let's say we manufacture an outcome which makes us all feel a little bit better about ourselves and a little bit more 'moral.' Let's say men and women are equally represented in the internet marketing profession. What happens when the ratio is, say, 51% women and 49% men? Is it time to flip out? How do we maintain gender parity across every single workplace in every single industry? Who's going to administrate that? Why would we even want to?
There's no evidence here, all we've got is an unequal distribution, one of millions in society.
The crime, homelessness statistics are redundant in the context of this conversation, I only highlighted them to demonstrate it's very easy to pick out an unequal distribution and paint one side of society as disadvantaged. We happen to live in a time where unequal distributions and issues are emphasised on behalf of women, yet invariably the same standard isn't extended to all groups in society.
The morality, to me, appears to be relative: 'an unequal distribution is discrimination, wrong or sexist when it favours men (only in high wage industries though, not working class industries like I've outlined above) but acceptable or 'empowering' when the unequal distribution favours women.' I don't subscribe to that morality - if it's 'wrong' or 'discrimination' then it has to be wrong or 'discrimination' in all contexts, not just contexts which we like to cherry-pick.
Then again, I don't believe an unequal distribution is 'wrong', or 'discrimination' (which I'm afraid is the debate which has to come to the fore any time anyone makes an implication that it is). There are millions of unequal distributions across many different industries and workplaces and even the provision of toilet cubicles, total number of pictures of men and women in newspapers, etc.
What I'm saying is that the mere presence of an unequal distribution in favour of men or women isn't even close to being enough to qualify 'discrimination', 'sexism', or any other standard. If it is, then we really need to do something about the number of women applying to Universities, or the number of female primary school teachers.
If we have to confine this debate to internet marketing, then my workplace is about 60-70% women. Is that discrimination? Of course not.
Hi Jackelyn,
Thanks for your reply.
"I just want to reiterate that we're talking about Online Marketing and wage gaps, and I'm not sure any of us can talk about these larger social issues."
What larger social issues?
I don't see how we can contexualise the morality to fit just the niche that is internet marketing without discussing the logic which underpins your entire post: unequal distribution = discrimination. It's a bit like debating the topic 'is murder wrong?' and then contextualising and stipulating we can only discuss within the context of 'is murder wrong when it happens to women in New York?'
I don't reject your argument about unequal distributions - there are many of them which favour both men and women, it's what makes society great - but I do reject your somewhat simplistic calculation of unequal distribution = discrimination. I don't believe that everyone accepts that calculation because if they do, then there are many industries in which men are 'discriminated' against.
Can I ask, what's the problem with an unequal distribution? Just because the distribution is unequal it doesn't mean we lack equality of opportunity (yet this seems to be the prevailing logic within this post).
Take the UK as an example. 80% of primary school teachers are female and applying the logic in this post, that must mean there's discrimination against men? What's more, again in the UK, 60% of all University applicants are female, as are the majority of medical students and those in the HR sector, the charity sector, the psychology industry, nursing, professional service departments at Universities and on and on.
Further, there seems to be a remarkable lack of attention on unequal distributions in working class industries. Can I ask why this is? While women may lack representation in certain well paid industries, they also lack representation in very low-paid industries.
Truck Drivers - 99% men.
Refuse collectors - 99.8% men.
Power line installers - 99% men.
Sewage workers - 99% men.
Plumbers - 95% men.
Plasterers - 95% men.
Builders - 96% men.
Oil rigs - 96.7% men.
Road workers - 99% men.
Further, young professional women are now paid £600 per year on average more than males. The ONS (who pull data on the official pay gap) also highlight that 'it should not be used to determine whether women receive equal pay for equal work.' It takes a 1% sample of the population, doesn't compare like with like (we could be comparing chip shop workers to CEOs for all we know), and doesn't adjust the data for variables including but not limited to men being more likely to relocate, take on hazardous professions (and qualify for hazard pay), or men working more overtime (which they do, according to the ONS).
In gist, anyone can pick out an unequal distribution and make a story out of it. Watch:
Men are 3.5x more likely to kill themselves.
Men are 66% of all homicide victims.
Men are twice as likely to be the victim of a violent crime (national crime statistics).
Men are 6x more likely to be homeless.
Men are the majority of rape victims in the US when you incorporate prison statistics (according to the Dept. of Justice).
Men are 40% of all domestic violence victims (according to the Home Office) yet only have 60 refuges relative to 7,000 for women.
Men are 90% of all workplace deaths.
Etc. etc. etc.
EDITED TO ADD: I think it's also pertinent to address why these issues are cherry-picked in the first place. It has been demonstrated time and time and time again, women are far more likely to show an own-group bias than males are. 4x more likely, in fact. Further, males are more likely to show a bias towards females than they are other males.
I think that's something that we, as a society, need to take into account and address. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15491274
"Four experiments confirmed that women's automatic in-group bias is remarkably stronger than men's and investigated explanations for this sex difference, derived from potential sources of implicit attitudes (L. A. Rudman, 2004). In Experiment 1, only women (not men) showed cognitive balance among in-group bias, identity, and self-esteem (A. G. Greenwald et al., 2002), revealing that men lack a mechanism that bolsters automatic own group preference. Experiments 2 and 3 found pro-female bias to the extent that participants automatically favored their mothers over their fathers or associated male gender with violence, suggesting that maternal bonding and male intimidation influence gender attitudes. Experiment 4 showed that for sexually experienced men, the more positive their attitude was toward sex, the more they implicitly favored women. In concert, the findings help to explain sex differences in automatic in-group bias and underscore the uniqueness of gender for intergroup relations theorists."
http://rutgerssocialcognitionlab.weebly.com/uploads/1/3/9/7/13979590/rudmangoodwin2004jpsp.pdf (this URL is NOT the source of the study, it's merely the address).


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The question is in the title. Has anyone ever tested this out?
From my experience, the higher fire rate upgrade works on every gun. The same thing for the double bullet upgrade, with explosive weapons, the ballistic knife and of course the wonder weapons being exceptions.
All guns get a faster fire rate but explosive weapons and the Ray Gun dont get the 2 bullet thing.


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In Spiderman 2, the superhero uses his webbing to bring a runaway train to a standstill moments before it plummets over the end of the track.But could a material with the strength and toughness of spiders' web really stop four crowded subway cars?According to University of Leicester physics students, the answer is yes.A group of three fourth year MPhys students calculated the material properties of webbing needed in these conditions - and found that the strength of the web would be proportional to that of real spiders.Their paper, Doing whatever a spider can, was published in the latest volume of the University of Leicester's Journal of Physics Special Topics.The journal is published every year, and features original short papers written by students in the final year of their four-year Master of Physics degree.The students are encouraged to be imaginative with their topics, and the aim is for them to learn about aspects of publishing and peer review. Students James Forster, Mark Bryan and Alex Stone first calculated the force needed to stop the four R160 New York City subway cars. To do this, they used the momentum of the train at full speed, the time it takes the train to come to rest after the webs are attached, and the driving force of the powered R160 subway car.The students found the force Spiderman's webs exert on the train to be 300,000 newtons.They were then able to calculate the strength and toughness of the webs.They found that the Young's modulus – or stiffness – of the web would be 3.12 gigapascals. This is very reasonable for spider's silk, which ranges from 1.5 gigapascals to 12 gigapascals in the orb-weaver spiders.The toughness of the silk was calculated as almost 500 megajoules per cubic metre. This is in line with web from a Darwin's Bark Spider - an orb-weaver with the strongest known webbing of any spider.They conclude that the "friendly neighbourhood" superhero's webbing is indeed a proportional equivalent of that of a real spider – and, consequently, it would be feasible for him to stop a moving train.Alex Stone, 21, from Kingston upon Thames, said: "It is often quoted that spider-webs are stronger than steel, so we thought it would be interesting to see whether this held true for Spiderman's scaled up version. Considering the subject matter we were surprised to find out that the webbing was portrayed accurately."James Forster, 22, from Wisbech, said: "While our work may not seem to be very serious it has helped teach us about applying physics to varying situations as well as the peer review process through which scientific journals operate. This makes it an invaluable experience to anyone who wants to go into research later in life."Course leader Dr Mervyn Roy, a lecturer at the University's Department of Physics and Astronomy, said: "A lot of the papers published in the Journal are on subjects that are amusing, topical, or a bit off-the-wall. Our fourth years are nothing if not creative!"But, to be a research physicist - in industry or academia - you need to show some imagination, to think outside the box, and this is certainly something that the module allows our students to practice."Most of our masters students hope to go on to careers in research where a lot of their time will be taken up with scientific publishing - writing and submitting papers, and writing and responding to referee reports."This is another area where the module really helps. Because Physics Special Topics is run exactly like a professional journal, the students get the chance to develop all the skills they will need when dealing with high profile journals like Nature or Science later on in life."
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Dhruv Uday Singh is an actor, writer, filmmaker, improviser, and other things you can just say you are. He was born and raised in Mumbai (then Bombay), India, and moved to L.A. to study Creative Writing and Film at the University of Southern California.
Dhruv performs weekly with the Harold team Rococo (Mondays and Fridays at UCB Franklin) and writes on the Maude team Nephew (the first Wednesday every month at UCB Sunset). He is in the cast of the 2015 ABC Talent Showcase. He also created and hosts the Harold Matchmaker (the second Tuesday every month at the Inner Sanctum). He does and has done a lot of other shows too, like a bunch of one-man sketch and narrative shows, Sketch Cram, Play by Play, UCB ComicCon, For Serial, Spoiler Country, Celebrity Barf Machine, Hyphenate, countless bit shows, and the Best of UCB Showcase, Starpunch. He can sometimes be seen performing at iO West, the Groundlings, the Clubhouse and at all the indie shows he can handle.
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Hundreds of people attended the 49th Viking Longboat World Championship in the Isle of Man at the weekend.
Farghers Lift Men completed the 500m time trial in 2 minutes 27.48 seconds to be crowned World Champions ahead of 72 other teams.
Peel Viking Longboats chairman Nigel Rawlinson said: "The weather gods were smiling on us and it was a fantastic spectacle to watch in the sunshine."
Some 730 people took part in the Peel races in teams of 10.
Eastern Young Farmers won the ladies title in 3 minutes 12.60 seconds and Raven Raiders won the mixed race in 2 minutes 38.55 seconds.
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Every crew member is required to row using an 11ft (3.3m) oar for the duration of the race.
Mr Rawlinson added: "We have had so many teams register this year that we've had a waiting list.
"It's the 50th anniversary of the races next year so we have to make it even better."
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Great recipe!!! Super easy to make! I love the fact that the sugars in this recipe are all natural. (From the dates, raisins & applesauce.) Couldn't find pre-made date syrup, so I found a recipe and made my own. Thanks for sharing!
Delicious and moist. Not too sweet. I'm able to substitute the egg with a flaxseed mixture. Next time, I'll add a little vanilla, but otherwise these were great. Thank you!
Also Try, Lighter, but Scrumptious Oatmeal Raisin Muffins sorry i don't know the link exactly, just search for the above.. This is a good recipe too!!
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Bjorn Lomborg's latest Wall Street Journal op-ed resurrects repeatedly demolished distortions of fact to downplay the real and increasingly documented threats of climate change. His trademark tactic is to acknowledge that climate change is real and human-caused, only to then dismiss the solutions -- reducing emissions and promoting clean energy now -- as unnecessary or infeasible.
Without fail, twice a year, I have a fond thought for a man I never had the pleasure of meeting. Those times: National Football League opening day and during the frenzy leading up to an American holiday called the Super Bowl.
Republicans frequently used the line "missed opportunity" to respond to Obama's 2015 State of the Union address. But actually, it sounds more like a golden opportunity. The only question is whether the president will be able use this newfound public support.
While the Gospel of Diversity is being preached in press conferences, public speeches, corporate workshops and seminars across the country, little attention is paid to the conflicting values and faulty assumptions implicit these discussions.
CNBC should be asking itself why on earth it continues to show such favoritism for the views of market pessimists and short sellers -- indeed, even facilitating such traders profit strategies -- at the expense of their retail TV audience.
What Mary O'Grady's piece missed, as have many news stories on Haiti, however, is the remarkable progress Haiti has made since the devastating earthquake.
In spite of the intense, unyielding, never-ending opposition to the Affordable Care Act (ACA), or Obamacare, nobody can deny that Obama has tackled the problem of health care costs growing out of control when nobody before him would. And that's not all.
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Tuscaloosa Marine Shale's "little problem" reflects a big problem the oil and gas industry faces -- particularly smaller operators involved with hydraulic fracturing ("fracking") -- going forward.
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Fox's headline is "CIA gathered intelligence on weapons to Syria: Benghazi report." What the hell does that even mean? That's not burying the lede. That's changing the lede into a word salad.
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I want one of this for christmas!
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I love the style of this one, is there a name for this style?
20 minutes seriously that is insane I couldn't do this in 2 hours!!
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Cecilia Bouchain joined the VCA Lilburn team in June 2013. Before transferring to VCA Lilburn, she was a vet tech at VCA Buckhead Animal Hospital for 2 years. Cecilia was born and raised in Mexico City, Mexico, where she received her Bachelor's degree as a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 1995. As a licensed veterinary technician in Georgia, Cecilia has also worked in emergency medicine before working here. She now lives in Stone Mountain, Georgia with her Jack Russell Terrier (Spike). In her free time, Cecilia enjoys running, hiking, traveling, reading and going to the movies.
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Veterinary Tech School: Gwinnett Technical College
Elise is the newest member to the VCA LAH team. She grew up in Snellville and went to Shiloh High School. Elise is a recent graduate of Gwinnett Tech with a Veterinary Technology degree. She completed 5 clinical rotations including 1 at Emory University. Elise also holds a Bachelors in Psychology from Georgia State University. Elise has a 2 year old lab mix named Coco Chanel. Coco Chanel was a rescue from the Humane Society and Elise got her when she was 3 months old. They love going for long walks and playing with her toys. Elise's hobbies include playing softball, hiking, canoeing, reading, hanging out with family and friends, and watching a good movie. "I love working with animals and helping people. I enjoy working in the medical field, there are always new and interesting concepts to learn about. I love this hospital and enjoy being a part of a team."
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Christa "Chris" has been working in the Veterinary field since she was 18. Born and raised in Apopka, Florida, she began working in the Orlando area where she lived until 2011 when she moved to Lilburn, Georgia. Chris attended classes at The University of Georgia until September 2012 when she joined the VCA Lilburn Team. She enjoys working with animals both in the classroom and in the field.
Chris is currently a student of St. Petersburg College where she is working towards becoming a Registered Technician in the State of Georgia as well as her Bachelor's Degree in Veterinary Technology.
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trying to make this helmet by clay this term. lots of fun, but I still hate clay...its a black hole that will eat out your time
This is the most badass mech this planet has ever seen.
Nice design.
I like this design for armor; it is attractive. He won't need that "Scope" on his laser rifle. He should have a reticule in his h.u.d. that tracks the infra red target designator from his rifle.
I agree, the scope is a bit silly... you would think that a helmet like that would have some targeting/scope function built into it for the user...
I like his helmet and rifle, awesome work bro.
Amazing work
Super heavy armor! Love it!
Two words: Love it.
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Cerberus !!!! Mass Effect !!!!
Very nice!
Very cool
awwwww skeet skeet skeet!
I really hope to be at where you are eventually, I'm only 14 so I can't expect much, but I'm drawing every day, thinking about getting photoshop, currently I have Sketchbook Pro... Anyways, great job, I love your work
very nice work
Again In my Prog V love Fav file
great sense of power!.. awesome
can i change the point of a tablet from right to left? coz im a left handed XD
Heck, this is so cool !
I would LOVE to see a full-body shot. Wonder, how the legs look
Would be to good, if you´d do that
I would LOVE to see a full-body shot. Wonder, how the legs look
Would be to good, if you´d do that
THIS. Is what I'm talking about.
I know what you mean with clay, I was making a small skull of a Barroth from Monster hunter Tri and it was an incredibly tuff time trying to figure out how clay works. Good luck I hope it turns out well, patience is key with that stuff lol
over-awesome(?)!! xD
Erm, I hate asking, but what are your settings/tools used to make this? In fact, a better question is if you use Photoshop. I can do this stuff on paper but PS wants to give me a hard time.
very nice!
freakin sweet
Very impressive!! It's so awesome i like it
Seriously good shit, dude. I used Painter for the first time yesterday, and the potential for stuff like this is just...well, exciting doesn't describe it.
Your stuff is inspirational.
Your stuff is inspirational.
Looks quite sweet... love the gun and helm.
Simply awesome
reminds me of the cerberus soldiers from Mass Effect
Great work!
Great work!
Damn, that's good.
The brush stroke looks fun
cool work
YOU DO GOOD WORK! that armor is bada**! look i just got FDA'd in this mother trucker
I like the bulkiness of the armor. It reminds me of Rhodes' Iron Man suit. The reddish-orange adds just the perfect color, too.
This is sooo epic you should make more like these! :3
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Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Markets, a conglomerate of stores that sprung up in Southern California and other boom towns in the West just as the real estate bubble was about to burst, has been sold by British retail king Tesco to Los Angeles-based The Yucaipa Companies.
The investment company plans to continue operating about 150 of the 199 groceries, and Fresh and Easyâs distribution center, located in Riverside, will continue to operate. No announcement was made about which stores would close.
The Yucaipa Companies is owned by billionaire Ron Burkle, who got his start in the supermarket industry as a 13-year-old grocery bagger at Stater Bros.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Several news agencies are reporting that Tesco will lend Yucaipa $126 million to take the chain of underperforming stores off its hands.
El Segundo-based Fresh & Easy claimed to be the European twin to the Trader Joeâs chain, offering an eclectic assortment of groceries, farm-fresh vegetables, organic products and fast-to-fix gourmet-styled dishes or deserts for discerning guests who gathered around the dinner table.
In Fresh & Easyâs online message Tuesday to customers, the company wrote:
âToday our parent company Tesco has announced it is selling the Fresh & Easy business to The Yucaipa Companies LLC. All along we have been hopeful that Fresh & Easy could be sold as an operating business, preserving jobs and the great shopping trip youâve come to expect from Fresh & Easy.
âWe are very pleased that this agreement with Yucaipa preserves more than 4,000 jobs and a vast majority of the business. Unfortunately, as a result of this agreement some stores will be closing.â
Fresh & Easy operates in California, Arizona and Nevada. In April, when Tesco announced it would sell or close Fresh & Easy, the worldâs third largest retailer gave strong indication 50 stores would not be part of the deal.
Reuterâs reported Monday that Tesco would spin more than 150 Fresh & Easy stores and the Riverside distribution center to Yucaipa.
The Riverside operation has been a major distribution cog to a vast network of neighborhood groceries in Inland Southern California. It is here that Fresh & Easy got its start: The first store in the United States opened in Hemet in October 2007.
As a show of commitment, the $126 million loan to Yucaipa is to be secured against the Riverside plant.
Yucaipaâs purchase is expected to be sealed within three months.
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Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is a great mascara, very dramatic look to make your eyes stand out. This is my backup mascara so to speak because I love their new Lash Power mascara. This is a great mascara also though!
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I use this as my everyday mascara in black/brown. I apply to uppers only after applying the Clinique lash primer. On my lashes this combo gives me really nice length, without needing to comb after. No clumps. It is easy to remove when I wash my face with cleansing oil at night. Thus far, it has not irritated my lashes the way mascara sometimes can. It seems to hold the curl that my lashes have naturally. My only wish is that it was more of a true brown. I have a before and after pic with this product in my profile. A definite repurchase for me.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I got a smaller size of this mascara with a Clinique gift set. I usually use Clinique High Definition Lashes which I love. I don't love this quite as much. It gives decent volume, but doesn't lengthen as well as High Definition. It doesn't smudge and it hasn't irritated my eyes (I wear contact lenses), but it does have a tendency to clumb a bit. I don't like the brush. It's too big and it makes it difficult to apply mascara to all my lashes.
Me: Moderately fair skin (MAC NC 20-25), blue eyes, light brown hair.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
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My review might be slightly different from the rest; I purchased High Impact Mascara in Sultry Plum while on the quest to find the perfect purple mascara. Those of you who have tried colored mascaras in the past know that the options are pretty scarce: No color payoff or chalky, pastel shades. Since purple brings out the green in my eyes, I am always on the hunt for the perfect vibrant purple. Clinique High Impact Mascara was not exactly what I had in mind. While it did create fuller, longer lashes without clumping, the color was too subtle for my liking. That being said, Sultry Plum did make my eyes look slightly brighter/greener. I'm still searching for a more vibrant, more purple option.
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
This mascara is so great! My eye style is asian and it is easy to be panda (or raccoon). However, this mascara is never spreaded on my eyes. My eyelash is shorter and thin. But! This mascara makes my eyelash is long and thick! *Tip* When you try to remove this mascara, you don't have to use remover. Because this mascara is melted in the hot water. Human body temperature is 36.5 degree, but this mascara is melted higher temeprature than human body temperature. so this product is never spreaded on your eyes and use the hot water to remove it.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I'm here today to review one of the best mascara I ever used.
the first impression was dramatic! it works good for the volume, lashes become very "diva effect"!
the cream is a little bit gluey and dense, so It's not very easy to remove.
the brush is quite big.
the formulation could irritate if you have sensitive eyes.
However the impact is sure, you'll have doll lashes!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Same as other reviewers gave my lashes great oomph and volume. Had lots of comments from my friends. However, and this is why I wouldn't buy it again, during the day and when I would try and take off my make up it came off in these waxy strings which irritated my eyes and even when I though I had taken it off completely the next morning I would still find these gooey strings coming out of my eyes
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Skin: Normal, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
My lashes: short, medium thickness and dark brown. Love dramatic lashes. This mascara provided no volume, some length after 4 sweeps, lashes droopped and smudged after couple of hours, the black not too pigmented, weird hue to it. After removal, noticed flakes inside the rims of my eyes. Conclusion: nothing high impact about this mascara, one of the worst mascaras I have ever tried for a dept. store brand. Wore it for three days with same results and then went straight to the trash. This was the regular size, ugly green tube I purchased. My own fault since I know Clinique has a bad reputation on mascaras.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This mascara is by far and away the best I have ever used. It goes on smooth, never clumps, and it makes my eyelashes look amazing! Creates very full and soft lashes. I think the cost is also very reasonable for the size and quality. This will always be in my makeup case!
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This mascara has become my HG! One coat blows my old Maybelline Full n Soft out of the water. Two or more coats *really* makes my lashes stand out. I haven't had any problems with clumping or smudging. I highly recommend people get a sample and try it out!
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UNION TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- A Duke Energy employee died Thursday after he fell from a power pole in Union Township, leaving his family heartbroken.
Keith Jester, 43, of Hamilton, was taken from the scene by CareFlight to Bethesda Arrow Springs where he died from his injuries, according to the sheriff's and coroner's offices in Warren County.
Investigators of the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) told WCPO reporter Jay Warren Friday that while Jester was training four other Duke Energy employees, they believe the pole snapped below the ground.
Both workers' climbing belts and spikes for their boots were found attached to the pole.
The pole showed craters from when the workers hit it with a hammer for a sound check - a safety precaution before climbing.
Duke Energy spokesperson Sally Thelen gave no comment on Friday's findings, as the investigation is not yet complete.
"Safety is a priority at Duke Energy," she said. "It's a focus, something that we are committed to as a company, something that we do everyday, certainly anytime that we're doing activity in the field. We have personal safety protective gear and equipment and protocols that we follow."
Investigators believe Jester followed safety protocols Thursday. No conclusions were made about the pole's condition.
One other employee fell while working on the power line with Jester. He was taken to a nearby emergency room. No information on his condition was released.
The fall happened shortly before 1 p.m. near the intersection of Mason Morrow Millgrove Road and Stubbs Mill Road, Thelen said.
"Duke Energy extends its deepest sympathies to our fallen colleague and his family, friends and co-workers," Thelen said in a statement released Friday morning. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to our injured employee as well and his family. Duke Energy will continue to work with authorities to determine how the accident happened."
Deputies said the utility pole broke, and sent both Jester and the other worker about 20 feet to the ground.
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Limnos Sep 12, 2012 8:40 AM
in response to coleman77 Helpful
Unfortunately your description of what you did is lacking in very specific details which make it hard to track what exactly was done.
before pointing iTunes to this new location
How exactly?
Probably the easiest way to unravel this is for you to learn how iTunes works so you can figure out what it was you did and how iTunes reacts. iTunes library isn't just your music files. It is a series of files and folders in a specific order that act together. Unless you know what you are doing you should not move individual components around. It is all right to copy the whole iTunes folder and all its contents to a different drive. You then point to the new location of the library by starting iTunes, immediately hold down the option key, and the next window will ask you to locate the library you want to use. Guide it to the external. If you did other things, and especially if you have subsequently deleted critical files, you have probably permanently broken your library and will need to start from scratch. This is where we need very specific details on what you still have for original library files.
What are the iTunes library files? - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1660
More on iTunes library files and what they do - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITunes#Media_management
What are all those iTunes files? - http://www.macworld.com/article/139974/2009/04/itunes_files.html
iTunes: How to move [or copy] your music to a new computer [or another drive] - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4527
Quick answer if you use iTunes' default preferences settings: Copy the entire iTunes folder (and in doing so all its subfolders and files) intact to the other drive. Open iTunes and immediately hold down the Option (alt) key (shift on Windows), then guide it to the new location of the library.
Do not confuse moving your whole folder and library with moving just media files as in
iTunes for Mac: Moving your iTunes Media folder - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1449
You may decide to just start from scratch. Do the option key thing mentioned several times above to create a brand new library on the external drive. In Finder open the iTunes folder for that library and drag all your music files to the Automatically Add To iTunes folder inside that folder. This will repopulate your iTunes library with your media on the new drive. You will have to rebuild your playlists, etc.
coleman77 Sep 12, 2012 1:03 PM
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Yes, I wasn't very specific.
I will respond with more of an explanation and refer to your links - thanks.
I originally copied files directly from what I assume to be the default spot on my start up drive:
User> iTunes> ITunes Media Music> Music> to a folder I created on a separtate internal drive Volumes> Internal HD> iTunes Media> Music
Unfortunately, after files were copied I deleted the originals and emptied the trash.
I did then opened iTunes preferences> advanced and changed the location reflect where my files were just copied. None of my files would play - all had the exclamation point by the track #.
I shut down itunes and restarting expecting evertying to be fixed... no go. I repeated the process a time or two - once after copying all files back to the original folder. Nothing doing. Trying to look at the orginail folder arrangement on my start-up I noticed some (seemingly) odd things. For example, within my iTunes Media folder I had Books, iPod Games and Music (among a coupld other folders). WHen I clicked in "Music" folder, again there were Books, iPod Games and another Music folder. Going inside this 2nd Music folder is where my actual "music files" were housed.
After getting a frustrated at trying to "re-direct" my iTunes to read my files I just selected the entire library of music within iTunes and deleted it - at that point thinking it would be easier to recopy, the copied files from the 2nd HD.
There had previously been some discrepency between what I saw in iTunes and what i saw in my "music" folder So I began the process of dragging and dropping one artist at a time. I noticed some, not all, of my artist files would disappear after dragging into iTunes. After loading the "B's" into iTunes I realized that at least half of what I moved over was no longer in my folder... Took quite a while before I realized there was now a 2nd "Music" folder within my newly created "Music" folder. I then noticed all that remained in my "original" folder was anyting that had WMA files that I had converted from a friend - all the MP3/M4A files were moved to the 2nd folder.
I apparently don't know how this works, but it seems like there should be a way for iTunes to automatically load content from this folder.
So after your comments I decided to re-re-copy from my 2nd HD to the original spot on the start up. Then I copied the entire iTunes folder to the HD #2, redirected iTunes to look here, closed the program, started up pressing option and selected the previous itunes library created today, modified moments before, selected this file. I still have nothing in iTunes except a few files I copied myself.
So, worst case scenario I'll just have to drag and drop by hand and dea with it.
But I just feel like I have to be missing something - and why the need to create a 2nd music folder?
Just seems like I either have something very screwed up or this is a bit more complicated than it needs to be?
Thanks for your response - I will keep looking into it.
Limnos Sep 12, 2012 1:44 PM
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When you change the preferences settings it does not tell iTunes that is where things are, it tell iTunes that is where it should put things in the future. Your library.itl is telling iTunes to look for the existing files back in their old location. It might have been able to fix this situation but unfortunately you started dragging things a about even more. It's like a librarian telling you according to the card catalog a book is in the second room, third bookcase, second shelf, fourth from the left. If you move that bookcase into a new room the librarian will not know where it is. You did multiple variants on this.
#1 rule with iTunes is you do not move files yourself, you let iTunes do all the moving so it can keep track of them as it moves them.
If you had copied the whole media folder to a different drive and had not subsequently moved things about it might have been possible to locate a single file when iTunes asked you to locate it, and iTunes would have asked you if you wanted to locate others based on that structure. That would have fixed things. Unfortunately I am having problems tracking where things have been moved and I really think you're going to have to rebuild from scratch.
As for, "Why the need to create a 2nd music folder?" I am guessing that on one of the (multiple?) occasions when you "redirected" iTunes where to look for your media (incorrectly doing it with preferences) you told iTunes to put your media in your music folder. iTunes then put all media using the multiple folder structure it likes in the place you told it to (the music folder).
It is actually simple and you could have relocated the whole thing, intact, in 30 seconds + copy time. Unfortunately this isn't always clear to people and they confuse moving their library with moving just media.


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