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what are they standing on?
Those...those aren´t some of the nine children,are they?
Incedible clouds!
how long does a painting like this take you?
This one could tell a hundred stories!
Now I want to be on the shoulders of giants!
Oh my gosh you are amazing! What kind of paints do you use?
You're an inspiration.
I love the thin lining of atmospheric light on the top of the carpeted clouds, reminds me of the thin line of air we call "the atmosphere".
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I love the thin lining of atmospheric light on the top of the carpeted clouds, reminds me of the thin line of air we call "the atmosphere".
I love it.
It reminds me o the procession of Ents in LotR. Amazing.
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Higher res version?
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Nice Noah. This reminds me of the Easter Island statues.
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These poor stone giants don't seem too have a home... Is that what they're searching for?
So sadingly beautiful!
So sadingly beautiful!
Excellent work.
*collects jaw, etc., from floor*
wow, nice work. happy new year!
Very beautiful!
Have a happy new year!
Have a happy new year!
That is awesome!!
wow fucking fan-tas-tic
Happy new year~~~~
some sad, sad robots, man
Awesome work man! Well done!
wow, great work. esp. the mood and the sence of scale!
So inspirational, this piece is very very cool!!!
Amazing continental drift.
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Caricature from a picnic. :3
why didn't I see this is my inbox...
this is still frickin' awesome
why didn't I see this is my inbox...
this is still frickin' awesome
Well, I put it in my scraps first when I first uploaded it. However, I used it for my deviantART ID, and so I had to change the category. That might be the reason it didn't show up in anyone's inbox.
lol so accurate
That's pretty cool
So, by any chance did this take any longer than when I had to sit there for a long time just to take a picture of Cole's ID?
Probably not. That guy was fast. Good thing, because a lot of people want caricatures.
For some reason this never showed up in my inbox.
Either way, awesome.
Either way, awesome.
Well, I put it in scraps first. And then I put it in deviantART ID, because I wanted to fix up my profile. Maybe that's it.
That's so funny! I love your face in both real life and the drawing! XD

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3 things to save money
Name three things you could start doing today to save money right now.
My family and I did this challenge at the dinner table tonight, my girls had some good ideas. I'll share what I think were our top three were, and you share your three, and hopefully this will spark all of us to make some small changes to save on our budget.
1. We will pack lunches every night for the whole family.(5) This will save us about $100.00 per week, we normally spend about $140.00 right now minus out what I will spend on groceries.
2. Instead of washing our clothes every time we wear them we will hang them back and wear a few times in between washing. This should save me at least 5 loads a week.
3. I have gotten away from clipping my coupons, so I will start using coupons again and watch the sales flyers better to start stockpiling on most used items when they are cheapest to buy.
I hope to get a lot of ideas from all of you, we all could use a new tip or two.
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Those are awesome points, what we do here is:
1. Turn off the lights or appliances that are not in use
2. Re-wear clothing once or twice more if no stains present (or they dont stink, lol) This means, shirts and pants.
3. No eating out of the house and eat leftovers (I always think things taste better the 2nd or 3rd time around)
We try to follow these except the kids and DH have a hard time with #1.11-05-2006, 10:52 PM #3
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My three would be:
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2) No impulse shopping
3) Don't leave the t.v. on just as background noise11-05-2006, 11:05 PM #4
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1) utilize supplies I have on hand , rather than purchase new. ie: making black walnut cookie bars, instead of chocolate chip cookies because I have free black walnuts in my yard, vs purchasing chocolate chips. . . or scrounging my yarn/fabric stash and making gifts based on my stash, rather than finding a pattern first, and then having to purchase materials to make it.
2) Creative use of all foods-- saving the potato peels for bacon/cheese/peeling appetizer dish, dehyrstating and powdering carrot tops, celery tops, etc. Pureeing leftover mac/cheese and using as the base of a cheese soup, etc.
3) taking "navy" showers , rather than full showers or baths, then saving the shower water to flush the toliet.11-05-2006, 11:10 PM #5
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No heat for me in the morning, instead I jump on the treadmill and feel the warm glow until I leave for work.
Only use dryer for softening up line dryed clothes
work on making just enough for dinner, plus maybe one small serving for a lunch.11-05-2006, 11:19 PM #6
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My 3 things are:
1. No impluse shopping...I am getting really good at this.
2. Stop buying so many books..but I get them soooo cheap.
3. Stop getting my nails done and having pedicures...this will be a really hard one for me...but I am going to try.11-05-2006, 11:34 PM #7
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Starting today we could:
1. Dump the soda habit (need to for health reasons anyway)
2. Don't let food go to waste
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okay - first I have to ask what a 'navy' shower is ???
my three in no certain order of importance *cough*
1- stop smoking --- I tried, I failed, I tried again, I failed again, guess it's time to try again
2- kill the soda habit -- I tried, I fai -- oh, you get the point
3- not have internet service, but that won't really happen! -- so, I'll try -- saving bath water for the washing machine.11-06-2006, 12:37 AM #9
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What a great idea for a thread!!
My three - things that we could do right now (but aren't already doing) to save money - are:
1. Stop eating out.
2. Combine more errands to cut driving by ... maybe 30%.
3. Eat less (and lose some weight)11-06-2006, 04:04 AM #11
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my three
1. bring washing inside to dry instead of using the dryer ( it getting cold for outside)
2. keep curtains pulled and doors closed in rooms not in use and in the evenings - hopefully this will get things abit warmer and not need to put heating on as quickly
3.Finish a couple of handmade presents needed for this week otherwise i will end up having to buy insted.Rachael
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All great tips...
Mine are:
Stop impulse buying...today I am organizing my craft stuff and I am amazed at how much stuff I have because of impulse buying...(old habits die hard)
Plan my meals for the week-eliminates the need to eat out because I know exactly what I need to prepare
And only use cash-once the money is gone, its gone...11-06-2006, 09:11 AM #13
Wow! Thanks for all the great ideas! Keep them coming! I can't wait until my girls get home from school today so I can sit down with them and show them all these great tips you all have shared. I'm trying to get them started at a early age (Twins are 11 and my youngest is 8) to be frugal and get the most out of thier money. Have a great day everyone!11-06-2006, 09:23 AM #14
great thread
1. give up dunkin coffee
2. more meatless meals
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I agree .....Great thread!
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Blurry photo or not...this looks adorable!
Ahhh! So beautiful Yorkie.<3 Love Yorkies.XD
Omg! I love it! You did the eyes perfectly, and I would know since I have 4 Yorkies.
You catched perfectly his/ her cuteness! Wonderful work!
Oh dear, blurry photos do not make for a happy artist. The anatomy of this piece is wonderful, but I can tell that you were not quite able to see the textures terribly well.
yup that's basically what happened. thanks!!
Cute portrait. *-*
love this its so beautiful the fading is perfect
Such a cute dog!!! There's so much detail and work in this, down to the tiny little bumps on the nose! The eyes really stand out to me, they're so glossy and shiny against all that fur :] The only suggestion I would have is that you should try to avoid outlining, rather use a contrasting background. Other than that, this is a great drawing!
thanks. Ya I kinda do the outlines on purpose with white fur because it's such a pain to have to spend the time darkening in a good background to contrast it when it is a commission piece. So lately I've been sort of using the outlines as a personal style I guess. ha. if that makes any sense. appreciate it!
>< I wanna be able to draw like that D: It's nearly IMPOSSIBLE for me to draw anything decent ><;
well with that attitude!! Don't worry, it took me like 5 or 6 years to improve. If you keep at it and have to desire to learn, you'll look back and go "wow!"
Great work! I think you have a very nice pencil style, I love the eyes of the puppy and I think you did an amazing job with fur! congrats!
Ah, so funny! He's very nice
Tuened out really good actually, need lots of patience for things like this. And i relly like the outline-ish quality you got going around the dog, good job. Keep em comin
I think it looks great!
Looks like it turned out great. I don't think I would want to give this one a try it looks like it would be a pain to do. Great job
Aaw! He looks so adorable, and the lights and shadows in the hair are amazing!
Great looking! The dog has so much personality! It is so adorable! The only thing is, as it goes farther back it loses something it should not. It just seems that, that part is not as up to par as the other parts. Also at first glance I thought it was floating but then I saw the grass. Great piece though. Beautifully done and just great craftsmanship.
turned out great, tho...
What kind of pencils do you use? It's really well done!
#2 mechanical and also an 8b pencil
fantastic work
the dog looks so cute, just perfect! like real
the dog looks so cute, just perfect! like real
I completely sympathise with the poor reference photo problem ~ though you'd never guess it from the finished drawing. It's turned out really well. You'll be glad to see the back of it, but I'll bet the owners are thrilled with it!
very nice drawing for cute dog .......!!!
wonderful drawing! (as always )
lovely dog and very nicely drawn
absolutely perfect
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dragons tail by sassaputzinWatch
©2011-2016 sassaputzin
one of those 'wandering back and out the corner of your eye you spot a pattern shots'.....if there is such a thing......
shot on the north devon coast near welcombe
shot on the north devon coast near welcombe
Very interesting shot! I haven't seen anything of the sort until now ... and that last rock up there really does have a core purpose in this capture. Remarkably good colors too.
Clever concept. Works beautifully.
nice observation well captured.
Wonderful shot
Interesting shot Stephen! Like it!
wow so beautiful
this is awesome.... like daily deviation awesome x3 this pic is like youre a bird running taking off at the last rock...! weee x3
Reminds me of Kilve
love the symmetry here.
Well, it caught my eye too when it popped up randomly in "newest deviations"...
Almost looks like something man-made in the thumbnail view...
Almost looks like something man-made in the thumbnail view...
ahh good to know...it does have an very angular feel...one you would not naturally associate with nature but actually is everywhere


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Thanks for the criticism Jowi! We're taking it to heart and releasing a patch ASAP to fix some of the issues (block puzzle, controls). Glad to fix them!
It only audibly prompts you once. I wanted to make sure if you weren't paying attention you knew when to see the next story step!
Hey guys! We chose pixels because Nintendo Web Framework works best with smaller size graphics (especially if you want to achieve near 60 fps).
Doing this allowed us to create an experience that's fluid and fun!
How does roving about on moon like visuals sound?
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Just Another Day by KaijuSamuraiWatch
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A birthday commission that was long overdue for a DA post.
The kid down below there is the birthday boy, so everybody wish him a "Happy Hopefully Not Quite This Destructive Birthday!"
The kid down below there is the birthday boy, so everybody wish him a "Happy Hopefully Not Quite This Destructive Birthday!"
A deadly alliance of epic proportions! The bad guys look nice, and freaky in the shadow like that. It adds to their sinister nature. And Godzilla is awesome here, too. Surrounded by 3 of his strongest foes, and he just has a ferocious look that says: "Come at me, ya crappy sh*ts!" Almost hate to be that guy at his feet, though.
Where's Anguirus and Rodan when you need them?
The most evil monsters in the world against the king oh-no!
thats gonna be a great fight
Just another day in Godzilla's life.
And I say way-hey-hey
It's just and ordinary day
And it's all your state of mind!
At the end of the day,
You've just got to say
It's alright!
DESTOROYAH kill SG and gigan, then he beats the hell out of godzilla and viceversa xD
This is great!!
Godzilla can take them on
Godzilla is probably going to lose
coulda gone with Biollente rather than gigan but i like it all the same
Rightly the king of monsters, (gigan is like i got new frieds bitch
Ways to beat them -
Gigan: Just blow his head off!
Space godzilla: blow of his crystales and use red atomic breath
Destoyah: may need to some help
Gigan: Just blow his head off!
Space godzilla: blow of his crystales and use red atomic breath
Destoyah: may need to some help
whos the kid?
Just another day at the office for Godzilla
I might have used Final goji
In THIS aspect, it kida SUCKS to be Godzilla huh?
Poor Godzilla.. The Big G just never seems to catch a break; if it's not humanity giving him shit all the time it's every other arsehole monster in the galaxy showing up to pick a fight with him...
Apart from that - great pic!
Apart from that - great pic!
thats really AWESOME GODZILLA king of the monster vs the three most evil vilians in a big fight COOOOOOOOLLLL!!!!!
WOW! Godzilla vs the three BADASS Villains EVER!!
Hope the big guy's got some backup.
Looks cool
wow this is freakin awsome as hell. Great job my friend.
Epic. .ly AWESOME!!!!!!!! XD
Jr.: So how was work, dad?
Godzilla: It's been one of THOSE days....
Godzilla: It's been one of THOSE days....
just a normal day at work for godzilla
Just add King Ghidorah and and Godzilla is in REEEAAAALLLLL deep trouble!
Nice how you put three of the most badass Godzilla villains in this picture
Positively amazing!!!
dude this is amazing artwork and detail
Hmm... All it needs is Biolante and then it would be, in my opinion, a total cluster*@ck for Godzilla.
Awsome job!
Awsome job!
Three against Godzilla?
Godzilla likes odds!
Godzilla likes odds!
Godzilla is going down....
Ghidorah? WHERE FOR ART THOU GHIDORAH?!
Great Pic, And Is That Showa Gigan? Cus The Light Shining On His Back Makes Him Look Bluish Green, And I Like Showa Gigan!!!
It all comes down to this.
Godzilla: BRING IT!
birthday boy: I'm gonna die!
birthday boy: I'm gonna die!
destroyah ^^
its awesome
Hmm, a kaiju 'assassin', a kaiju based off of the weapon that is his greatest weakness, and a kaiju that is another version of him... this is probably the most even fight Godzilla has had in a long time.


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Hoax Hunters 4 by AxelMedellinWatch
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Girls and boys, out in the world this wednesday, Hoax Hunters 4, story by Michael Moreci and Steve Seely, art by yours truly. The end of the first arc, so the more it sells, the better the chances of a next arc!
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It would seem Old Glory is outdated. The town of West New York is considering an ordinance that could ban the American flag from being flown, MyFoxNY reports. The proposed ordinance is set to be voted on next month.
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Ruka Ski Resort is traditionally the first Nordic resort to open, boasting a long ski season with abundant snow and most seasons offering more than 200 skiing days. One of Finland's best known winter sport destinations, Ruka has been chosen to host the Freestyle World Championships in 2005.
Ruka, located in the north east of Finland, is one of the biggest and most popular resorts in Finland. Ruka's varied slopes are in excellent condition and are located in different parts of four arctic fells providing sheltered skiing every day. In the evenings, the illuminated slopes create a delightful, dreamlike atmosphere, perfect for a Nordic ski holiday.
Ruka is a fantastic place to go skiing. No queues for the ski lifts, fantastic slopes and beautiful scenery. read full
There are great facilities for boarders, including two snowboard parks featuring two different half-pipes, as well as a fun and challenging assortment of tabletops, rails and corners. With the opening of the international level Vuosseli SuperPipe in February 2003 and the re-shaped BoarderCross course, Ruka has the feel of being a real snowboarders' resort.
Lessons in alpine skiing, cross-country, snowboarding and telemark are available at the Ruka Ski School, where tuition is given by some of the best skiers in Finland. The cross-country skiing possibilities in particular are exceptional; beginners and experts alike can enjoy the extensive, highly varied trail network.
The standard of accommodation is high and a large amount of money has been invested in making this resort one of the best in Scandinavia. There is a wide selection of restaurants, where the atmosphere is relaxed and informal. Try the traditional dishes on offer, which use local produce such as game, fish, berries and mushrooms.
There is also a variety of indoor sports and facilities to keep you occupied for when the weather gets really chilly, not to mention rounding off your day with a relaxing Finnish sauna. Après ski amusements include DJs playing the latest club music, live bands, dancing and karaoke (very popular in Finland) to take you into the small hours.
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Conquering Postnasal Drip?
Do you have any advice on postnasal drip? I am looking for a natural solution.
Answer (Published 3/2/2010)
Excessive mucus dripping down the throat, especially at night, can be a consequence of a number of respiratory conditions, from colds to allergies to sinusitis. If there is an underlying condition, it should be treated.
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My first recommendation to help bring your problem under control is to eliminate all dairy (cow's milk) foods from your diet, including prepared foods that list milk or cheese as an ingredient. The milk protein, casein, stimulates mucus production in many people and can aggravate asthma, bronchitis, sinusitis, and allergies. It may take six to eight weeks to see results, but a majority of those who make this dietary change report dramatic improvement.
You might also try nasal irrigation; that is, rinsing your nasal passages with a saltwater solution. You'll probably need to do it a few times before you feel comfortable with this procedure, but once you do, it can be a big help. Dissolve one-quarter teaspoon of salt in one cup of warm water. Pour some of the salted water into your cupped hand and inhale the liquid through one nostril at a time, keeping the other one closed with an index finger. You can inhale directly from a small cup or glass in the same way, or you can use a rubber bulb to gently squirt the solution into your nostrils. You can also get a neti pot, a ceramic container resembling a miniature Aladdin's lamp sold in health food stores. Whatever method you choose, the goal is to get enough water in through your nose so that you can spit it from your month. Do this several times through each nostril, then gently blow your nose.
Gargling with warm salt water and drinking more water can also help with postnasal drip.
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The Human Resources Division in UNC General Administration (GA) is the system-wide HR office for the University of North Carolina.
The HR Staff serves as a resource to the 17 HR campus offices and also provides HR services for employees who work in General Administration.
Link to frequently viewed pages like Holiday Schedules, Time Information Management, Payroll Schedules, Employee Perks, etc.
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Performing this track at the ESPYs was crazy – so many great athletes, new and old, it's the Grammies of sports! I don't think I ever watched the ESPYs in my life, which makes me so honored to bring hip-hop there
I was trippin off doing Nasty in front of all these rich motherfuckers in their suits with their gorgeous wives.. most of these coaches and owners probably never seen a street corner in their life or heard a breakbeat
Nasty is all about breakbeats, cuts, and scratches. It has no chorus, I'm trying to bring that back, hence a lot of other songs that are out today… they came from the "Nasty" embryo
I didn't start that style, but I'm happy to bring it back over breakbeats, New York 90s style
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Few awards carry the same prestige as the championship of Dancing with the Stars and the Billboard trophy for best pop/rock group. Once someone has either of those on the shelf, they know they've reached the zenith of human achievement. For some, the pain of knowing they'll never be able to top this success must be so great they become recluses, never making a dent on pop culture again. Thankfully the allure of Homestead-Miami Speedway has enough pull to bring two of these legends -- Helio Castroneves and Three Doors Down out of hiding for one event.
SpeedJam 2008 will feature three races (Castroneves races too, but you're excused if all you think of is wiggling hips in tastefully bejeweled clothing): IndyCar Series season-opening GAINSCO Auto Insurance Indy 300, the GAINSCO Grand Prix of Miami, and the IndyPro Series Miami 100. There will also be family-friendly events and a special performance by the "Kryptonite" rockers. Tickets start at $30, and things kick off at 9 a.m.
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I mainly use vim, but I really like the debuggers used in modern IDEs such as Netbeans, Visual C++, and Eclipse and I am wondering if there were any debuggers like those except in a standalone program? I tried using gdb, but it seems that debugging will take a lot longer using a command line. I also tried ddd, but it was a little frustrating to use since it would not display some complex structures with arrays. I really like how the debuggers in the modern IDEs allow me to just click on the down arrow to view what are in my arrays something which I do not know how to do in gdb or ddd.
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It's a standalone java debugger. I'm afraid it doesn't support C++ debugging.
Try Nemiver, which is a standalone graphical debugger for C and C++. It is openly developed as part of the GNOME project and uses gdb underneath.
For windows you can use windbg. It is very good.
Don't know about Java, but for C++ you don't need an IDE to use a debugger. It is perfectly possible to code with vim and use a standalone debugger, such as windbg or gdb. In fact, that's what I do all the time.
Use Eclipse. You can easily create an Eclipse project around existing code, and still use VIM to edit your files while using Eclipse to debug.
IntelliJ is free now so it should be a good choice, I've found it to be easier to use than Eclipse but I haven't used Eclipse too much. A few features like smart complete (Ctrl+Shift+Space that lets you import/complete constructors), independent run/debug consoles that can be viewed at the same time, hotswap debugging and autosave help me save time on day-to-day programming tasks. However, there's a lot of support and plug-ins for Eclipse since it's always been open source so it really depends on what you want to do.


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The film could stretch an absurd distance, maybe from New York City to Anchorage, Alaska. Darrelle Revis(notes) devours all of it: scanning, computing, solving, categorizing.
The New York Jets cornerback watches the end-zone angle capturing all 22 players. Three-by-one formations, two-by-two coverages, personnel packages, down-and-distance breakdowns, field position and splits. His eyes will scan it, back and forth, from quarterback to wideout and back again. What receivers do they like to use on certain sets? What does each wideout like to do on first, second and third down? What hand signals is the quarterback using when he audibles? Does he pump fake? If he drops a box of toothpicks, how many hit the ground?
And when you ask Revis about it all, this is what he says: "It's simple."
Simple. This is how you become the NFL's version of Secret Service – a man expected to relentlessly shadow an assignment without fail. It's how you impress upon your head coach that you are the best cornerback he has ever seen. And it's how you are attached to the hip of the best wideouts in the most wide-open passing era in NFL history.
Heading into this week's divisional matchup against San Diego, Revis has seemingly swallowed up every big-name wideout in the league this season. Andre Johnson(notes)? Thirty-five yards, no touchdowns. Terrell Owens(notes)? Two games, 44 yards, no touchdowns. Marques Colston(notes)? Thirty-three yards, no touchdowns. The Carolina Panthers' Steve Smith? Five measly yards. Even Randy Moss(notes), who might as well be nicknamed "The Standard", could crack Revis for only 58 yards and one touchdown in two games.
And then, of course, there was Chad Ochocinco(notes), who promised to change his surname back to "Johnson" if Revis shut him down. Two matchups later, the man soon to be formerly known as Ochocinco had collected a pitiful 28 yards in one game, and had his 120-game catch streak broken in the other. Forget about opponents getting lost on "Revis Island" … he's the Bermuda Triangle.
"As far as we've played this year and I've seen, he stacks right up there with the best of them," said Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers(notes). "He's just very patient; for as much press as he plays, he's a very patient corner. Obviously you see when he gets his hands on the ball he catches it. That's not always the case for those defensive backs, but if he gets his hands on it he usually comes out with it."
He did just that in Saturday's win over Cincinnati, when despite committing a pair of penalties, he also picked off quarterback Carson Palmer(notes) on a back shoulder throw that left Ochocinco flailing and falling out of bounds. And that play was a microcosm of how Revis has gotten to be so special.
After spending much of the afternoon playing physical press coverage at the line of scrimmage – constantly jamming and getting his hands on Ochocinco – Revis recognized an audible by Palmer. Isolated on one side of the field and facing third-and-six, he recalled a familiar sideline route to Ochocinco that the Bengals preferred to run in third-and-medium out of a particular formation. Knowing the ball would be coming his way, he gave Ochocinco a free release, then used his speed to run stride for stride and his body to box out any opportunity.
"It had me and Chad manned up back side and I saw Carson start audibling a little bit," said Revis, who was named to his second Pro Bowl last month. "So I knew they were going to come. That was the weak spot in the defense."
While he's clearly physically skilled, it's that kind of recognition – largely a benefit of film study – that has helped him become one of the game's best. But opposing players have been impressed by a total package that includes:
• Hands: When the ball isn't thrown perfectly, he has just as good a chance to come down with it as the receiver he covers.
• Reaction: On both short and complex routes, he has the burst to recover and go stride for stride with receivers.
• Strength: He rarely gets out-muscled for a pass, and has the upper-body strength to slow down or completely knock receivers off routes at the line of scrimmage.
Chargers coach Norv Turner, who sees Pro Bowl corners Nnamdi Asomugha(notes) of the Oakland Raiders and the Denver Broncos' Champ Bailey(notes) twice a season, said Revis is "probably more physical than the other guys we've seen and still does a great job with the coverage."
"They do put him on an island and he handles it extremely well," Turner said.
That ability is what had Jets coach Rex Ryan so certain in the preseason that Revis was one of the best, if not the best, cornerback he had ever coached. At the time, it seemed like Ryan's typical blustery confidence. Keep in mind that the former Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator was on hand for some of the prime years of former All-Pro cornerbacks Chris McAlister(notes) and Samari Rolle(notes), and had even caught the tail end of Deion Sanders' career.
But Revis wasted little time proving Ryan's case, shutting down Johnson and Moss in the first two weeks of the season. And had it not been for a shocking 53-yard touchdown catch by Miami's Ted Ginn Jr.(notes) in Week 5, you could argue that Revis hadn't given up one truly bad play all season long. That's a reality that has made him so respected, opposing wideouts almost sound ready to surrender their own production if it means keeping Revis away from other players and securing a win.
"I think part of that [success] comes from teams trying to say, 'Hey, if you're going to try to take this away, that's fine because we should be able to beat you in other areas,' " said Chargers wideout Vincent Jackson(notes), who will draw Revis this week. "I would love to have a great game against him. But if I don't have 100 yards or something, I might only get the ball thrown to me twice, but that's OK. We've got [other players]. I'm not really focused on the one-on-one matchups."
Jackson might be the only one after Revis lost the defensive player of the year award to Green Bay Packers cornerback Charles Woodson(notes) this week. Ryan was heated about the announcement, which revealed that Woodson had double the votes (28) of Revis (14).
"I would like to congratulate the people who voted for Darrelle Revis," Ryan said, "that these guys obviously really know the game. … A number I think is interesting would be eight. And, no, that's not the amount of touchdown passes that Green Bay gave up against [the Arizona Cardinals in Sunday's loss]. That is the number of touchdown passes we gave up all season as the Jets. And the biggest reason for that is Darrelle Revis."
After shutting down so many league elites in 2009, you'd be hard pressed to find an opposing argument. But for the wideouts that would like to challenge Ryan's logic, Revis is waiting with his answer. And he's likely the only one who sees it as simple.


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I wouldn't trust their servers.
I dont trust Google and so far I'm very happy with AWS. Google wants to be "the internet" and I don't like that and their greedy attitude. Plus Google has the worst or rather say, no customer service.
Reliability better than AWS? You can only make that statement after you have large customers in production for a long time. Right now I think it is too early to make any claims about GCE's reliability. Issues wont surface till you have a bunch of customers and workloads.
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Debra G. Aczel, Terrascope
Marcus T. Ainsworth, Lincoln Laboratory
Katherine A. Almeida, MIT Press
Vernetta Anderson, Admissions Office
Paul Asquith, Sloan School of Management
Astrid C. Baehrecke, MIT Press
David B. Bellofatto, Plasma Science and Fusion Center
Donald P. Benoit, Lincoln Laboratory
Bonnie Berger Leighton, Dept. of Mathematics
Andrew Bonvie, Information Systems & Technology
Kevin A. Broussard, Lincoln Laboratory
Walter L. Brown, Lincoln Laboratory
Ann Marie Budhai, Department of Biology
Donna J. Cairns, Financial Accounting and Reporting
Lawrence M. Candell, Lincoln Laboratory
Timothy E. Casazza, Lincoln Laboratory
Richard G. Casey, Lincoln Laboratory
Robert P. Casey, Information Systems & Technology
Caryn D. Cassidy, Lincoln Laboratory
William M. Cassidy, Lincoln Laboratory
Pier E. Chacon, Laboratory for Nuclear Science
Susan M. Champigny, Lincoln Laboratory
Jung-Hoon Chun, Laboratory for Manufacturing and Productivity
Pamela Clements, Dept. of Political Science
Rodney E. Cole, Lincoln Laboratory
Kevin M. Connolly, Maintenance and Utilities
Paul F. Conroy, Lincoln Laboratory
Samuel C. Crooks, Microsystems Technology Laboratories
Patricia M. Crosby, Financial Accounting and Reporting
Michael J. Croughwell, Lincoln Laboratory
David A. Crucioli, Lincoln Laboratory
Neil F. Cunningham, Dept. of Facilities
Jane E. Daneu, Lincoln Laboratory
Ruth T. Davis, Dept. of Facilities
Michael A. Del Prete, Dept. of Housing
Mark F. Derome, Haystack Observatory
Anne M. Desmond, MIT Federal Credit Union
Gerald D. Desmond, Dept. of Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Salvatore DiCecca, Lincoln Laboratory
Robert J. Downing, Lincoln Laboratory
Maria E. Duarte, Dept. of Facilities
Kevin A. Dudevoir, Haystack Observatory
Veronica R. DuLong, Sloan School of Management
Steven G. Dummer, Lincoln Laboratory
Carol A. Elder, DAPER Administration
Dara Entekhabi, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Ralph R. Fahey, Lincoln Laboratory
Nancy J. Fales, MIT Federal Credit Union
David Farino, Dept. of Housing
Bernita F. Faust, Dept. of Housing
Rhonda K. Ferrino, Office of Leadership Giving
Vachiraphorn L. Finnegan, Office of the Dean for Student Life
Michelle A. Fiorenza, Sloan School of Management
Leigh M. Firn, MIT Medical
John J. Fothergill, Information Systems & Technology
Karen D. Fraser, Haystack Observatory
John J. Fucillo, Dept. of Biology
Mary C. Fuller, Literature Section
Sarah E. Gallop, Office of the President
John F. Geffert, Haystack Observatory
Gad Geiger, McGovern Institute for Brain Research
Neil A. Gershenfeld, Program in Media Arts and Sciences
Peter M. Giunta, Dept. of Chemistry
Arlene J. Grant, Dept. of Housing
Joseph A. Greco, Jr., Lincoln Laboratory
Winfield D.C. Greene, Division of Comparative Medicine
Renee E. Gylfphe, Lincoln Laboratory
Bradford H. Hager, Dept. of Earth, Atmospheric & Planetary Sciences
Teresa L. Hall, Lincoln Laboratory
David M. Hardy, Controller's Office
Gary F. Hatke, Lincoln Laboratory
D. Kevin Hayes, MIT Police
Irene R. Heim, Dept. of Linguistics and Philosophy
James M. Henry, Jr., Campus Activities Complex
Thomas A. Herring, Dept. of Earth, Atmospheric, & Planetary Sciences
Jacqueline N. Hewitt, Kavli Institute for Astrophysics & Space Research
Katherine de M. Hollister, Lincoln Laboratory
Qing Hu, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Donna J. Hudson, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Klavs F. Jensen, Dept. of Chemical Engineering
Neal H. Johnson, Document Services
Edmund A. Jones, Admissions Office
David H. Joslin, Lincoln Laboratory
Jaylyn C. Joss, Lincoln Laboratory
Cheryl A. Keane, Copy Technology Centers
William King Jr., Lincoln Laboratory
Larissa Kushkuley, Information Systems & Technology
Pablo A. Lara, Dept. of Housing
John D. Larkin, Office of the Vice President for Finance
Carol H. Lazott, Lincoln Laboratory
Jennifer K. Leith, Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Donna M. Lennon, Lincoln Laboratory
Francis G. Lewis, Dept. of Facilities
David E. Lloyd, Lincoln Laboratory
Allison A. Loftin, Lincoln Laboratory
Doreen J. Lopes-Smith, Office of Leadership Giving
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Kin L. Lye, MIT Medical
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Gita D. Manaktala, MIT Press
Evelyn B. Mann, Lincoln Laboratory
Jane E. Marcus, Libraries
Debra L. Martin, Office of the Provost
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George R. McKinnon, Lincoln Laboratory
Karen M. Meehan, Lincoln Laboratory
Kathleen M. Melvin, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
Barry Mendes, Office of Environment, Health & Safety
Lance F. Michael, Lincoln Laboratory
Conceicao A. Miguel, Dept. of Housing
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Norma B. Morvan, Dept. of Facilities
Linda L. Mousseau, Dept. of Chemical Engineering
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Thomas H. Newton, Nuclear Reactor Laboratory
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Edward M. O'Connell, Lincoln Laboratory
Ellen K. O'Connell, Lincoln Laboratory
Olutayo Ogun, Materials Processing Center
Thomas P. Opar, Lincoln Laboratory
Thea Paneth, Kavli Institute for Astrophysics & Space Research
Janet L. Paris, Lincoln Laboratory
Lorri D. Parker, Lincoln Laboratory
Eric C. Pearce, Lincoln Laboratory
Colleen A. Perella, MIT Investment Management Company
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Jeanne M. Porter, Lincoln Laboratory
Janie Porter-Nichols, Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Lab Headquarters
Rebecca Prendergast, Lincoln Laboratory
Cheryl M. Prior, Naval Science
Jennifer L. Purdy, Dept. of Linguistics and Philosophy
Brian J. Reynolds, Lincoln Laboratory
Sally P. Richter, Libraries
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William L. Rodi, Dept. of Earth, Atmospheric, & Planetary Sciences
Hillary R. Ross, Sloan School of Management
Peter Santa Lucia, Lincoln Laboratory
Eric M. Santullo, Lincoln Laboratory
Pamela J. Schickling, Controller's Office
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Charles Shadle, Music and Theater Arts Section
Gloria C. Sherratt, Libraries
David H. Shoemaker, Kavli Institute for Astrophysics & Space Research
Michael D. Siegel, Sloan School of Management
Anthony D. Small, Dept. of Facilities
William S. Song, Lincoln Laboratory
Peter W. Stahle, Dept. of Nuclear Science and Engineering
Thomas V. Stillwell, Dept. of Facilities
Marcia G. Tench-Mora, Plasma Science and Fusion Center
Sengdam Thongsavatdy, Division of Comparative Medicine
Paul S. Tierney, Microsystems Technology Laboratories
Elba I. Torres, Plasma Science and Fusion Center
John R. Vivilecchia, Lincoln Laboratory
Cynthia J. Wallace, Lincoln Laboratory
Elizabeth C. Walsh, Dept. of Biology
Patricia B. Walsh, Dept. of Earth, Atmospheric, & Planetary Sciences
Margaret T. Wells, Corporate Relations/Industrial Liaison Program
Birger Wernerfelt, Sloan School of Management
Roslyn R. Wesley, Lincoln Laboratory
Jane F. White, Human Resources
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John H. Williams, Lincoln Laboratory
Marilyn A. Zimmer, Lincoln Laboratory
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Deborah M. Atwood, MIT Federal Credit Union
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Robert Berger, Lincoln Laboratory
Clark K. Colton, Dept. of Chemical Engineering
Suzanne H. Corkin, Dept. of Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Alan Davison, Dept. of Chemistry
Judith A. Donlan, Lincoln Laboratory
Michael J. Driscoll, Dept. of Nuclear Science and Engineering
Deena L. Dubin, Lincoln Laboratory
Katherine A. Fellows, Lincoln Laboratory
Thomas J. Greytak, Dept. of Physics
Yukikazu Iwasa, Plasma Science and Fusion Center
Willard R. Johnson, Dept. of Political Science
Daniel S. Kemp, Dept. of Chemistry
Richard C. Larson, Engineering Systems Division
Borivoje Mikic, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
Saul A. Rappaport, Dept. of Physics
Kenneth C. Russell, Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering
Arthur Steinberg, Anthropology Program
Timothy Stephens, Lincoln Laboratory
Edwin F. Taylor, Laboratory for Nuclear Science
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Eric A. von Hippel, Sloan School of Management
Bernhardt J. Wuensch, Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering
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Thomas Allen, Sloan School of Management
Stanford Anderson, Dept. of Architecture
Michael Artin, Dept. of Mathematics
Arthur B. Baggeroer, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
George Benedek, Dept. of Physics
Aron M. Bernstein, Dept. of Physics
John U. Beusch, Lincoln Laboratory
Robert J. Bobricki, Honorary Member, Dept. of Biology
Edward Boughan, Kavli Institute for Astrophysics & Space Research
James Bruce, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Bernard Burke, Dept. of Physics
Stephen K. Burns, Institute for Medical Engineering and Science
Noam Chomsky, Dept. of Linguistics & Philosophy
Stephan L. Chorover, Dept. of Brain & Cognitive Sciences
George Clark, Dept. of Physics
Jerome Connor, Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering
Fernando Corbato, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Eugene Covert, Dept. of Aeronautics & Astronautics
Stephen Crandall, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
Maureen DeCourcey, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
Jack Dennis, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Mildred Dresselhaus, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Physics
John Dugundji, Dept. of Aeronautics & Astronautics
Thomas H. Dupree, Dept. of Nuclear Science & Engineering
Nathaniel Durlach, Research Lab of Electronics
Ira Dyer, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
David Epstein, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Lawrence Evans, Dept. of Chemical Engineering
Robert Fano, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Edward Fitzgerald, Plasma Science & Fusion Center
Jay Forrester, Sloan School of Management
Eleanor Forsberg, Lincoln Laboratory
Maurice Fox, Dept. of Biology
Anthony P. French, Dept. of Physics
Jerome Friedman, Dept. of Physics
Lawrence Frishkopf, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Carl Garland, Dept. of Chemistry
Harry Gatos, Dept. of Materials Science & Engineering
Stephanie M. George, Office of the Provost
John N. Goddard, Procurement
Paul Gray, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Frederick Greene, Dept. of Chemistry
Peter Griffith, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
Morris Halle, Dept. of Linguistics & Philosophy
Kent Hansen, Dept. of Nuclear Science & Engineering
Alan V. Hein, Dept. of Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Richard Held, Dept. of Brain & Cognitive Sciences
Frederick Hennie III, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Kenneth L. Hewitt, Laboratory for Nuclear Science
Walter Hollister, Dept. of Aeronautics & Astronautics
Ali Javan, Dept. of Physics
William Kantrowitz, Lincoln Laboratory
Gordon Kaufman, Sloan School of Management
Arthur Kerman, Dept. of Physics
Jack Kerrebrock, Dept. of Aeronautics & Astronautics
John King, Dept. of Physics
Vera Kistiakowsky, Dept. of Physics
Wade M. Kornegay, Lincoln Laboratory
Stanley Kowalski, Dept. of Physics
Chester Kurys, Lincoln Laboratory
Charles Ladd, Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering
Alan Lazarus, Dept. of Physics
Dave Litster, Dept. of Physics
Grace Locke, Sloan School of Management
Earle L. Lomon, Dept. of Physics
Roger G. Mark, School of Engineering
Winston Markey, Dept. of Aeronautics & Astronautics
Bruce Mazlish, History Section
William McGonagle, Lincoln Laboratory
John McMillan, Lincoln Laboratory
Paul T. Menadier, Nuclear Reactor Laboratory
Walter Morrow, Jr., Lincoln Laboratory
Alan Natapoff, Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Carl E. Nielsen, Lincoln Laboratory
Charles Niessen, Lincoln Laboratory
Margaret O'Meara, Dept. of Physics
Irwin Oppenheim, Dept. of Chemistry
Frances M. Page, Dept. of Materials Processing Center
William Peake, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Paul Penfield, Jr., Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Sheldon Penman, Dept. of Biology
Muriel A. Petranic, Gray House
Gordon Pettengill, Dept. of Earth, Atmosphere & Planetary Sciences
Irwin Pless, Dept. of Physics
William F. Pounds, Sloan School of Management
George Pratt, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Ronald Probstein, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
Charles Rader, Lincoln Laboratory
Robert Rediker, Research Lab of Electronics
James Ritchie, Lincoln Laboratory
John Rockart, Sloan School of Management
Hartley Rogers, Dept. of Mathematics
Robert Michael Rose, Dept. of Materials Science & Engineering
Lawrence Rosenson, Dept. of Physics
Jerome H. Saltzer, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Edgar Schein, Sloan School of Management
Peter Schiller, Dept. of Brain & Cognitive Sciences
Campbell Searle, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Dietmar Seyferth, Dept. of Chemistry
Thomas Sheridan, Mechanical Engineering
Jay Sklar, Lincoln Laboratory
Eugene Skolnikoff, Dept. of Political Science
Kenneth A. Smith, Dept. of Chemical Engineering
Joseph Smith, Jr., Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
David M. Snider, Lincoln Laboratory
Kenneth Stevens, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Irvin Stiglitz, Lincoln Laboratory
Malcom Strandberg, Dept. of Physics
Nam Pyo Suh, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
Joseph M. Sussman, Engineering Systems Division
Richard Thornton, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Alar Toomre, Dept. of Mathematics
Leon Trilling, Dept. of Aeronautics & Astronautics
Wallace Vander Velde, Dept. of Aeronautics & Astronautics
Robin Verdier, Laboratory for Nuclear Science
Joseph Walsh, Earth, Atmospheric, & Planetary Sciences
William Watson, History Section
John Waugh, Dept. of Chemistry
Rainer Weiss, Dept. of Physics
Jerry Welch, Lincoln Laboratory
Sheila Widnall, Dept. of Aeronautics & Astronautics
Gerald Wilson, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Gerald N. Wogan, Dept. of Biological Engineering


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RPTL section 487 makes wind power projects tax exempt for the first 15 years of their existence. Municipalities must opt out of the RPTL to collect taxes or payments in lieu of taxes.
"They are tax-exempt until that happens," Bargabos said.
Lura said the county could not establish a windmill PILOT policy without first enacting a local law to do so. Supervisor Loren Corbin (Brookfield) said the whole deal sounded like "taxes in lieu of taxes" to him.
Bargabos countered Henderson's proposed resolution with one of his own: To put on record the county's historically minimal involvement in windmill projects.
"I don't think finance, ways and means makes policy," DiVeronica said in response to Bargabos' proposed resolution. "It should be [the] government operations [committee]."
Supervisor James Rafte (Oneida Wards 4, 5 and 6) expressed his frustrations.
"I feel dumber than a box of rocks," Rafte said to DiVeronica. "First you send a resolution for a policy to this committee for approval, then you say this committee isn't the appropriate body."
Bargabos said Madison County is a leader in green energy and its involvement should be to promote well-planned and well-positioned windmills. He moved his resolution, which was seconded by Puddington.
Henderson accused Bargabos of hijacking his meeting.
"I agree the county needs a policy," Henderson said, trying to redirect discussion toward his proposed resolution.
The finance committee meeting ended with no resolutions passed, but a three-two vote in favor of Bargabos' resolution ended in a three-three tie when DiVeronica invoked executive privilege.
"It goes to the full board then," Bargabos said.
Supervisor Douglas Holdridge (Lincoln) worked to de-escalate tempers and arguing at the subsequent meeting of the committee of the whole.
"I suggest the county just back out of this one, develop a policy for future projects and let's move on," Holdridge said.
Bargabos approached DiVeronica after the committee of the whole was adjourned to shake his hand.
"That's all I wanted was some public discussion," Bargabos said.
Discussions are expected to pick up again at 8 a.m. Feb. 13 when numerous supervisors said they hoped to have a resolution that would allow the county to move forward with its regular business.
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