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D.O.R.C.s (Day Of Rest Crew)
THE "BEAST" OF THE WOODS October 13, 2013 at 4:10pm
Cascade Gateway next week. I'm thinking its time for some RIPT/DOUBLES for this round. One big group, to maximize the FUN! Last time we played RIPT at Cascade the "Fire In The Hole" card (Grenade drive card) was a big hit on hole #17.
THE "BEAST" OF THE WOODS October 6, 2013 at 2:42pm
Welcome Rick Saffeels to the D.O.R.C.s league players list. Rick, your guided tour of the Canyonview was excellent!
THE "BEAST" OF THE WOODS October 3, 2013 at 7:28pm
D.O.R.C.s League schedule updated till the end of the year. (SUBJECT TO CHANGE BY POPULAR DEMAND) After the Zombie Bash the D.O.R.C.s league will be alphabetical regular courses as follows; Canyonview, Camp Taloali, Cascades, Corban, Dallas, Keizer, Oregon S.H., Western Oregon U., Wheatland DGC, Woodmansee.
Big list! But it'll be cool to have all those courses to play.
D.O.R.C.s league round could be played AFTER the Zombie Bash. Any objections?
is the Day Of Rest Crew league still going on?
Yes, Chadwick, the D.O.R.C. league is going to be after the Zombie Bash is over to not conflict. D.O.R.C.s may stay after prizes to play the course and likely help pick up the temp layout.
Jason "Rooster" Bruster September 29, 2013 at 2:37pm
Lets add the State Hospital back on the schedule please...
Canyonview sounds like a no go on Oct 6th...
id be down to play on the 6th and be tour guide if need be at canyonview. if your expecting like 6-8 people just say you will have 10 people. add a couple to be safe.
You can still do Canyonview, you just have to let me know :) Its the communication factor that has been missing, because I emailed Beast two weeks ago with no response, so let me know how many are coming and it will happen :)
I don't think Beast has reliable internet access right now. Don't quote me, but I think he only gets to check it once in a while.
Yeah no problem, just let the person that is posting for DoRC's that Canyonview could still be a go, but no one has gotten in contact with me.
D.O.R.C.s league does NOT require only one venue per week. If a group of players wanted to score a round for the D.O.R.C.s that morning at Canyonview I would gladly post the results assuming that no money was on the line and that round did not conflict with any other event at that venue.
I am not sure if I can be there yet, but I'm interested in seeing the course.
No money would be involved, and the men's group that is there is a small group and it wouldn't interfere :) just let me know how many MAY want to come :) thanks
Ok, 7:30am start at Canyonview Oct. 6th, 6 players please:)
Awesome!! Thanks Beast!! That's all I need!
CLEARLY NO ONE is above the $3-$5 to play as of course i paid it to play the league as did EVERYONE else!?
That is correct, DORCs just won't be doing side ace pot and CTP but everyone still does $3-5 for donation just like Taloali is $5
Done, no problem with D.O.R.C.s paying the donation.
go accross the street at the hospital course and find the other tone poles! thay add alot to that course with some bigger lil more open shots...trust me
THE "BEAST" OF THE WOODS September 15, 2013 at 12:14am
I got a ride from SilverBack. I will be at Dallas at 7am.
THE "BEAST" OF THE WOODS September 2, 2013 at 10:17pm
WOW! Cascade D.O.R.C.s this week brought out some BIG guns I guess. Neg 9! Singles?
No. We accuatly played tripes. I would assume it was just put in that way so that mike could get his achievement.
Yep! :-) Cuz that's what it's all about! Just played trips and Rowley didn't know any other way to upload them.
BEAST! Your alive?!?! Can we add Talaoli to the rotation now that its open to the puplic. At least the puplic with $5 or a pass?
Also... Western U now has 9holes with concrete pads... its really just a pasture but has some fun holes... It needs ob to make it a challenge
THE "BEAST" OF THE WOODS August 11, 2013 at 10:25pm
i will see you all next week at Keizer:)
Keizer isnt in to bad of shape... I'll have some time this week to do some work out there so hopefully it will be better
THE "BEAST" OF THE WOODS August 11, 2013 at 10:10pm
My internet has been down for a wile now. im using Bills computer now, but i dont know when i will be able to log in again. Im trying to fix the f-ed up scores now. sorry about the problems, I will get back on track soon.
Rafael "Dynomite" Guerrero August 11, 2013 at 1:51am
I might be joining the dorcs tomorrow.. still at Dallas correct?
Mike Wilson August 8, 2013 at 1:19am
Has anyone found Beast or Harp to get score posting re-started?
I'm planning on making a DORCs return this weekend since all the crazy summer Sunday stuff is behind me.
Would be nice to see them posted regularly again.
I have been working with the guy who runns this thing and waiting for him to make the corrections needed to post scores
Jason "Rooster" Bruster July 31, 2013 at 9:25am
I would like to add a course to the rotation... Western Or U... They have concrete tee pads and permanent baskets!
Mike Wilson July 22, 2013 at 7:38pm
Why are the July 7th scores so jacked up?
THE "BEAST" OF THE WOODS July 18, 2013 at 12:52am
To all who want to post scores for the league note that all rounds from this point on will singles rounds, myself and Bill have been working a lot. If you need something fixed send a message to Bill he will make the changes. Thanks for the understanding, my internet is off for awhile.
Mike Wilson July 14, 2013 at 7:42pm
Last time I saw Beast was July 4th
Mike Wilson July 13, 2013 at 12:59am
Woodmansee this Sunday, right?
salem hospital, then woods
Sweet treat!
Jason "Rooster" Bruster July 6, 2013 at 10:34pm
Dorks at Keizer Rapids at 7am tomorrow... Wear long pants and use a spotter
RYAN ROWLEY June 30, 2013 at 1:20pm
Cant post scores for Dallas until beast changes the league from a doubles league.
Jesse "Sissy" Jeffers June 23, 2013 at 9:49am
Hey we're still playing Corban today right??
THE "BEAST" OF THE WOODS June 16, 2013 at 2:13pm
After reviewing the D.O.R.C.s players list, I have discovered I do NOT have "Pete" linked. Can anyone help me by having him send me a PM with some info. I have two Petes on the list, but I don't know which one is a regular D.O.R.C.
THE "BEAST" OF THE WOODS June 16, 2013 at 2:08pm
This weeks D.O.R.C.s round at Cascades was by the luck of the draw a "RIPT" round.


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Welcome to Nicholas's Oil Pet Portrait Gallery
Nicholas' traditionally hand painted pet portraits in oils on Italian Linen canvas are exquisit. Painting all animals from dogs, cats, and horses in landscapes, if you have a good quality photo that you love, Nicholas will be able to paint it for you. If you click on each portrait below, you will be able to view a larger version of the oil painting, a detail from the portrait itself, information about the portrait, the reference photos Nicholas used, along with the clients testimonials. We also include photos of the portraits framed by Jane our framer. When clients frame their own portraits, they often take photos for us when the paintings are framed and on the wall in the clients home. If we are lucky the clients pose alongside their pets too. If you are interested in having an oil painting by Nicholas, you are more than welcome to email at any time.
Portrait Orientation Paintings
Nicholas has been painting pet portraits for over 20 years in a variety of mediums, however he feels that oils are his preferred medium for capturing an animal. Oil are a wonderful medium for creating long flowing fur, sleek coats and expressive eyes. He is able to create movement within each painting due to the versatility of the medium. Nicholas works from photos, so all he requires is a range of good quality, clear, close up photos which you feel capture the personality and character of your pet. Why not have a look at our pet portraits photo requirements page for more details.
All of the portraits here are previous commissions and because Nicholas works closely with each client, they are able to view the portrait develop on our Studio Diary and we email the final scan just in case there are any final tweaks required. This way Nicholas is sure that each client is 100% satisfied. Nicholas's oil portraits can be so realistic, we have had clients tell us their dogs growl and bark at the painting. They often seem to recognise themselves on canvas! Some clients have even mentioned that if the dog Nicholas has portrayed has passed away, their other dogs seem to recognise the portrait of them. Incredible!
All of the portraits here in the oil pet portraits gallery are previous commissions and the images here are clickable. They will take you to a larger page where you can read more about the commission, view the pet portraits progress in stages, along with the final portrait and some close up details. You can also see more information about the portrait and clients pet portraits testimonials. Nicholas's hand painted oil portraits are impressive when hung on the wall, they really take your eye when you walk in the room and can quite easily become the center piece to the room itself.
Landscape Orientation Paintings
No other medium gives quite the realism and lifelike quality that an oil painting can create, especially for a pet portrait. The overall effect of an has a very impressive, detailed, luxurious quality, and Nicholas's style of painting is very soft and delicate, using very fine brush strokes. Every animal can be portrayed in this medium and you can have a full background of your choice. Garden scenes are popular, as are fields or woods your pet frequently walk in. As long as you can provide the photos of the places, Nichoals should be able to replicate this on canvas for you. If you would like us to provide background photos, just let us know the kind of scene you require and we can provide a range for you to choose from.
All of Nichlolas's clients are able to view their work in progress on our Studio Diary where we update it daily with the portrait that is on his easel. There is always something happening so each time you go there you should be able to view a new piece of work or a new stage in the process of a painting. We have also started to create videos of Nicholas's paintings which you can see on our pet portraits videos page.
Square Paintings
Nicholas's oil paintings are painted on professionally stretched medium grain Italian Linen canvas and you can read about our canvases on our Pet Portraits Materials page. Clients can have their portraits framed, or hang the canvases as they are. If you would like to hang your portrait unframed please let us know as Nicholas will paint not only on the front of the canvas but the side as well and Jane our framer creates hanging fixings on the back to hang straight on your wall the moment it arrives!


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#3 Landon will begin its title defense when it takes on #6 Spalding in the quarterfinal round of the 2016 MAPHL playoffs that kick off on Tuesday, Feb. 16. The other quarterfinal matchups include #1 Gonzaga taking on #8 St. John's, #2 St. Albans vs. #7 Georgetown Prep, and #4 DeMatha vs. #5 Calvert Hall.
The semifinal round will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 17, and the MAPHL Championship for the top "AA" Division will be held on Friday, Feb. 18 at Laurel ($5 admissions fee).
See bracket below for times and locations as they are finalized.
The Washington Capitals College Hockey Fair will take place on Saturday, March 19, 2016, from 1:00 - 430pm at the Kettler Capitals Iceplex in Arlington, VA (627 North Glebe Rd. Arlington, VA 22203).
This event was created to provide an opportunity for young hockey players and their parents in the Maryland, Virginia, and District of Columbia area, to meet and gain valuable insight from coaches in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA). Division I, II and III programs will be represented.
The fair is free to all USA Hockey-registered youth players, however space is limited and is on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Some highlights of the event include:
During the panel sessions, players and parents will have an opportunity to ask questions, as well as meet individually with select coaches and panelists at the conclusion of the discussions.
For additional information about the event please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Despite a five-goal performance from Denis Kuzminov, St. Mary's Ryken could not hold off a third period charge by St. John's, as the Cadets toppled the Knights, 9-8, at Rockville Ice Arena on Monday afternoon.
Both teams are fighting for the 8th and final MAPHL playoff spot. As a result of the victory, St. John's has 10 points, followed by St. Mary's Ryken with 8 points. The Cadets have two games remaining (against DeMatha on Wednesday and St. Albans on Friday), while the Saints play their final MAPHL regular season game against DeMatha on Friday.
Goals were plentiful as the teams were tied at 3-3 after one period of play. St. John's' Griffin Long had two of his team's goals in the first. Long tallied four goals on the day.
St. Mary's Ryken held a 7-5 lead after two periods, but were outscored, 4-1, in the third. With the score tied at 8, Andrew Skinner scored the gamewinner for St. John's with 2:46 remaining. Pete Dunn and Peter Bonos assisted on the goal.
St. Stephen's & St. Agnes scored with less than a minute left in the game to defeat Bullis, 5-4, at Kettler Capital Iceplex on Friday night.
Down by a 4-2 score late in the third period, the Bullis Bulldogs mounted a comeback and tied the game with two goals less than a minute apart, only to see St. Stephen's & St. Agnes's Bobby Staring score the game winner with 34 second remaining in the game.
Jack Lambeth gave St. Stephen's & St. Agnes a 1-0 lead in the first period before the teams traded goals in the second. Bullis's Ryan Braun tied the game at 1-1, on the power play at 3:00 of the second. Bobby Staring scored the first of his two goals to put the Saints up, 2-1, and Lambeth increased the Saints lead to 3-1 with his second goal before Liam Vinal brought the Bulldogs to within one at the second intermission.
Will Sterrett gave St. Stephen's & St. Agnes a 4-2 lead at 6:01 of the third period to set up Bullis's comeback. Captain Jacob Fishman scored at 15:19 and Alex Oh tied the game with just under a minute left in the game.
Any chance of Bullis earning its first MAPHL victory this season was dashed with Staring's goal at 16:26, which was assisted by Sterrett and James Pugh.
Senior Henry Chastain was recently featured on ABC-7 TV as High School Athlete of the Week.
After a 22-year professional hockey career, Arturs Irbe is now a volunteer goalie coach for the Gonzaga Eagles.
Gonzaga senior defenseman Henry Chastain was recently named ABC-7 TV's High School Athlete of the Week. Chastain has been battling Cystic Fibrosis since the age of one. Despite the disease, which severely affects the lungs, Chastain has overcome his illness and has been a four-year starter for the Eagles. He is also a starting defenseman for Gonzaga's lacrosse team and has received a scholarship from the University of Maryland to play lacrosse. To see the video story, CLICK HERE.
Also, Gonzaga's volunteer goalie coach, Arturs Irbe, who enjoyed a 22-year career in the NHL and in leagues in Europe, was honored over the weekend by the San Jose Sharks during the team's 25th anniversary celebrations. Irbe was a member of the Sharks from 1991 to 1996 and backstopped the team to their first playoff appearance in 1994. He also played for the Dallas Stars, Vancouver Canucks and Carolina Hurricanes. To see video, CLICK HERE.
Led by captain Jacob O'Hara's three goals and one assist, St. Mary's Ryken fought off a third-period charge by St. Stephen's/St. Agnes to win the Martin Luther King Day matchup at Tucker Road Ice Rink.
St. Mary's Ryken opened the scoring with a shorthanded goal when Shane Gregan, who had just come out of the penalty box, picked up the lost puck at center ice and skated in on a two-on-one with O'Hara. After passing the puck to O'Hara, Gregan drove to the net and put the return pass behind goalie Alec Coakley. Josh Stevenson was still in the penalty box serving two minutes for roughing. O'Hara, Barry Underwood and Dominic Delong also scored to give St. Mary's Ryken a 4-0 lead after the first period.
St. Stephen's/St. Agnes got on the board at 6:37 of the second when Will Sterrett scored through the five-hole on a slapshot with the Saints on the powerplay. James Pugh also scored a powerplay goal when he chipped in the rebound of a Sterrett slapshot to make the score 4-2. St. Mary's Ryken's O'Hara scored on a powerplay at 11:42 to give his team a three-goal cushion going into the third period.
Cam Butler's goal seven seconds into the third period drew St. Stephen's/St. Agnes to within two goals at 5-3 before O'Hara completed his hat trick and put the game out of reach.
Jacob O'Hara's three goals and one assist carried St. Mary's Ryken to 7-4 victory over St. Stephen's/St. Agnes.
Gonzaga's captain Mackey Wheeler has just tied the game for the Eagles in their 7-4 win against Landon.
In a battle between two top teams in the Washington area, the #1-ranked Gonzaga Eagles exploded for five unanswered goals in the third period to defeat #4 Landon at Ft. Dupont Ice Arena on Friday night. With the win, Gonzaga now sits atop the MAPHL standings with a 6-0 record and 12 points.
Landon's Hayes Cusick struck first at 10:38 of the opening period, but Gonzaga's Jack Sanborn scored less than a minute later to tie the game at one.
After Sanborn scored his second of the game on the power play to put the Eagles up, 2-1, at 4:09 of the second period, it was Landon's turn to respond immediately. Spencer Davis tallied for the Bears at 5:26. They also got goals from Patrick Giles and Cole Gibson to take a 4-2 lead into the third period. Gibson's goal came on a power play with 47 seconds left in the second.
Gonzaga's John Cardellicchio began the third period heroics--and string of three power play goals in about three minutes--with a man-advantage strike at 6:18 to bring the Eagles to within one. Captain Mackey Wheeler tied the game with another Landon player in the penalty box in the seventh minute, and Sanborn completed his hat trick by scoring the eventual game winner with Gonzaga on another man advantage at 8:15 of the third.
The Eagles completed the onslaught with goals from Chase Vallese, who also had three assists in the game, and Connor Tait.
Landon's Spencer Davis shoots on Gonzaga's goalie Jalen Greene. Davis had a goal in the Bears' 7-4 loss at Gonzaga on Friday night.
Hayes Cusick, Michael Soraci and Drennan Greene each scored two goals in Landon's 8-2 victory against Good Counsel on Friday night in Rockville.
Freshman Connor Tait led the Gonzaga Eagles with a natural hat trick, scoring three straight goals in a 6-1 victory over Georgetown Prep on Friday night at Cabin John Ice Rink.
Gonzaga jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead with two power play goals 15 seconds apart in the opening period. Chase Vallese scored 2:29 into the game and Jason Harper tallied at 2:44.
Tait recorded his hat trick by scoring a shorthanded goal with 1:30 left in the first period, a power play goal at 12:29 and an even strength goal at 15:50 of the second period.
Gonzaga's Jack Sanborn scored to make the score, 6-0, before Georgetown Prep's MacDowell Johnston ruined Eagle goaltender Jalen Greene's shutout bid with a power play goal while the Little Hoyas were on a two-man advantage.
Gonzaga's ConnorTait notched a hat trick in the Eagle's 6-1 win against Georgetown Prep on Friday night at Cabin John Ice Rink.
St. Albans' Ethan Roth makes one of his 15 saves in a 7-0 shutout of Good Counsel.
St. Albans players celebrate Teddy Mott's second period goal in the team's 7-0 victory against Good Counsel.
Jack Heaps scored one of St. Albans' three power play goals and added an even strength tally in the Bulldogs' 7-0 thrashing of Good Counsel at Ft. Dupont Ice Arena on Tuesday night. Junior goalie Ethan Roth recorded 15 saves in recording his first shutout in the team's first MAPHL game of the season.
Blaine Carter opened the scoring on a St. Albans power play after Good Counsel's Joey Goodwin was penalized for elbowing at 16:57 of the first period. Before the first period was over, Heaps notched his two goals to give the home team a 3-0 lead. Teddy Mott continued the onslaught when he scored a power play goal to make the score 4-0 at 2:15 of the second period.
Miguel Burelli, Amir Sadikov, and Noah Tilton added goals in the third period to complete the scoring.
The game on Friday night at Piney Orchard Ice Rink had everything. A large, raucous crowd, end-to-end rushes, hits, great saves, and goals. The one thing it didn't have was a winner.
Down by two goals late in the third period, Spalding's Dmitri Jukus scored the second of his two goals in the game with 6:41 remaining and Patrick Mangan's power play goal with less than two minutes on the clock tied it at four against rival Calvert Hall.
Pierce O'Hern put Calvert Hall on the board first with an unassisted goal at 8:46 of the opening period.
Four goals were scored in the second period, including Jukus's first tally at 3:54 to tie the game at one. However, Calvert Hall's Ryan Camille scored two goals just over two minutes apart in the middle of the period to give the Cardinals a two goal lead. Tristan Duncan's goal at 11:37 brought Spalding back to within one.
Brennan O'Brien's early third period goal gave Calvert Hall a two-goal lead again and set up Spalding's dramatic comeback late in the third.
Matt Schaab made 23 saves for Calvert Hall, while Spalding's Jake Paprcka made 22 saves.
Spalding and Calvert Hall skated to a 4-4 tie at Piney Orchard Ice Rink on Friday night.
DeMatha goalie Jeremy Skaife makes a save in the Stag's 4-0 shutout of Mt. St. Joseph's at The Gardens Ice House in Laurel on Friday night.
Forward John Henrici scored two goals and DeMatha added two shorthanded tallies in its 4-0 shutout of Mt. St. Joseph's at The Gardens Ice House in Laurel on Friday night.
The Stags jumped out to a 2-0 lead after the first period and got a shorthanded goal in the second from Caleb Travis during a Mt. St. Joseph's five-minute power play to close out the scoring.
DeMatha goalie Jeremy Skaife recorded his first shutout of the season and the Stag's won their second MAPHL game of the week, defeating Good Counsel, 4-2, on Tuesday.
Landon Tops Pre-Season Coaches Poll
The defending Mid-Atlantic Prep Hockey League champion Landon Bears are ranked #1 in the first-ever MAPHL "AA" Pre-Season Coaches Poll. The Top 10 features Gonzaga at #2, DeMatha at #3, and Calvert Hall, last year's runner up, at #4.
1. Landon
2. Gonzaga
3. DeMatha
4. Calvert Hall
5. Spalding
6. Georgetown Prep
7. St. John's
8. St. Albans
9. Mt. St. Joseph's
10. Good Counsel
Gonzaga to Host Inaugural Dominik Pettey '15 Memorial Purple White Game
The Gonzaga College High School hockey program, with the support of the Washington Capitals and Ft. Dupont Ice Arena, will host the Inaugural Dominik Pettey '15 Memorial Purple White Game on Friday, November 6, at Ft. Dupont Ice Arena in Washington, D.C.
The Washington Capitals' Street Hockey Team will kick off the event in the Ft. Dupont Ice Arena parking lot, bringing the excitement of the game of hockey to the fans and the Fort Dupont community before the intrasquad game.
Admission is free, but cash, credit or check donations are encouraged and will be accepted at the door. One hundred percent of the proceeds will go to the Dominik Pettey Scholarship Fund at Gonzaga.
The scholarship honors the life and legacy of Dominic Pettey, a Gonzaga senior who died tragically in a car accident in November 2014.
For those who can't attend, donations to the Dominik Pettey Scholarship Fund can be made by clicking HERE.
Gonzaga will also hold a raffle of autographed Caps paraphernalia during the event.
Schedule of Events:
2:45-4:30 pm: Washington Capitals Street Hockey Festivities (weather permitting)
4:00 pm: Slapshot and Red Rockers Arrival
4:30 pm: Purple White Game
For more information about the event, please visit gonzagahockey.org


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The Wizard of Oz will take place at the Centerstage, located in the Jewish Community Center at
Tickets for the show are $20 for regular admission, $16 for seniors and students, and $16 for members of the JCC.
The Wizard of Oz is the classic story of Dorothy, Tin Man, Scarecrow, and Cowardly Lion, who are all on a search for the Wizard in an attempt to get home, a heart, a brain, and courage, respectively.
Following The Wizard of Oz, Centerstage will present Forever Plaid, which will run from May 6-16.
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Sponsored by Boeing, the scholarship program provides scholarships to academically talented undergraduates majoring in computer science at Central Washington University.
Students selected into the program will receive an award of up to $2,000. Students may use the scholarship award for tuition, books, supplies, and/or equipment.
In addition, scholarship recipients will be assigned a faculty mentor and will participate in a special enhancement program designed to foster successful completion of the Computer Science Bachelor of Science degree.
- Demonstrate financial need (defined by the US Department of Education rules for need-based Federal financial aid).
- Plan to pursue (or continue) full-time enrollment in the Computer Science Department at CWU.
Application Procedure
Students wishing to apply for the next year's scholarship should:
- Complete the CWU Computer Science Scholarship Program Application:
- Application Form - as PDF file
- Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA is available online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. List CWU on the FAFSA (its federal school code is 003771). Additional financial aid information is available online at www.cwu.edu/financial-aid.
- Write a one-page essay explaining why you wish to study computer science and how the scholarship will help you attain your degree.
- Include a letter of recommendation from a faculty member describing your potential for success in the computer science major and profession.
- Provide transcripts of all college work done or, in the case of incoming freshmen, high school work done (unofficial photocopies of transcripts are OK).
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I really like this!
She have a pretty,awesome and dangerous look.
Your pencil work is just stunning
woah, this pic is epic!
i love your work!!
was the background intended to be a skull silhouette?
Amazing line work!
Awesome character design. But how do you come up with the idea for the tribal tattoos? I always end up drawing the same old boring designs OTL
great work as always, really like the shading and character design... what type of lead do you use?
nevermind just found out by going onto your site!
"mechanical pencil 0.5 and a graphite of 3B or 4B, and a normal eraser" if anyone else is wondering.
Hello, I follow your gallery since a long time and admire your talent. Did you learn to draw by yourself or have you been to an art school ? have a good day
thank youuu ,and no, just practicing for myself xD
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What brand of paper do you use?
I love your style. <3
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It could be a character from the J.Conrad or J.Londons books!
Greetings from Paris!
This is fantastic! I love the shading & her body art, amazing work!
Great look, a savage beauty.
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Kind of reminds me of the shaman out of beyond: two souls!
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Love it like usual.
I would love to see more artwork based on this character.
Love her.
a bit creepy......
a bit creepy......
Legendary work, I don't know where to start on what makes this image pop out.
...Well crafted and stunning work...
Do you think you'd ever make a video tutorial on your traditional drawings? I'm really curious about your shading method - it's beautiful!
Awesome I really like how did you made that body It´s really great....Did you learn that anatomy by yourself, from book or did you watch any tutorial on the internet ? It´s perfect.
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This is the perfect rendition of what I see as Tribal! Awesome
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When youĺre the parent of young children, youĺre under constant assault from various sticky, gooey, crusty and often watery substances. (To your children, youĺre nothing more than a giant walking napkin, after all).
Unfortunately, the same goes for any technology you leave within reach of little, grubby fingers.
My two little angels (3 years old and 19 months) are obsessed with watching videos on my laptop and playing games on my phone. Unlike me, they are not the least bit concerned that their hands might be covered in some weird combination of chocolate and sand. Nor do they hear my pleas not to drink their orange juice in the vicinity of the keyboard.
But no matter the cause, Iĺm inevitably left to clean up the mess. Hereĺs what to do if you find yourself in a similar situation:
When your device is attacked by glue, yogurt or popsicle drips, youĺre going to have to clean it. Just beware not to do more damage by using household cleansers, which contain solvents that can damage the device and erode protective coatings.
Wipe smudges, oil and other goo off using a microfiber cloth Ś like the kind youĺd use to clean your glasses. You might have even gotten one with the phone. Donĺt use paper towels as they can scratch your deviceĺs screen.
To remove more stubborn substances, first turn the phone off, remove the case and take out the battery. Then wipe with a slightly (emphasis on the word slightly) damp microfiber cloth or a cotton swab.
You can also make your own inexpensive screen cleaning spray using distilled water and isopropyl alcohol, which can also help disinfect your germ-laden device. Just be sure to consult your ownerĺs manual before using any cleaning solutions. Some manufacturers donĺt recommend using anything that contains alcohol as it can remove certain types of screen coatings.
When cleaning the case, make sure it is completely dry before putting it back on the device.
If you have a screen protector on your device, thereĺs another set of cleaning instructions. First wash and dry your hands. Remove the protector from the device and clean it using mild soap Ś like dish soap Ś then rinse with water and allow to dry sticky side up. If there is any dust left on the protector, remove it using a piece of clear tape, then reapply on the phone once itĺs dry.
My laptop, which resides on the kitchen table, is also a frequent victim of orange juice drips and dirty-finger assaults (because when youĺre 3 years old, the video of the SeaWorld Dolphin Show canĺt truly be experienced until youĺve touched the screen).
Before cleaning, the manufacturer recommends shutting down the computer, detaching the power adapter and removing the battery. The exterior and display can be cleaned using a clean, soft, lint-free cloth thatĺs been dampened slightly with water only, making sure to avoid allowing any moisture to get near openings.
To disinfect your keyboard, mouse and/or track pads, you can use store-bought disinfecting wipes, as long as they do not contain bleach. Wring out any excess moisture before wiping anything down and dry with a clean, soft, lint-free cloth. Donĺt allow any of the disinfecting liquid to sit or pool on the area being cleaned and avoid using any rough cloths to dry the surface.
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As with your handheld devices, do not to use any sort of aerosol sprays, solvents or abrasives on your computer.
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léonie Aug 23, 2012 2:37 PM
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Aperture may be trying to open a wrong library. Quit iPhoto, if it still should be open. Log off and log on again, to be sure that no application is still holding the libraries.
Then select your Aperture library directly in the Finder and try to open it by double clicking the Library.
I then went in to Iphoto 9.3, and it says that library is in use by another application.
This may happen, if the Aperture Process is still running, even if you quit the application.
I have no back up and I ran out of ideas, someone please help!
Then now would be the time to make a backup
When you have finished the backup, and Aperture still will not launch on your library, rebuild the library by double clicking your Aperture library.
Post back, if this does not help.
GatoV Aug 23, 2012 3:04 PM
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Thanks but no Cigar.
after clicking the library from Finder, I get the same message "To Open this Iphoto library in Aperture, it first needs to be upgraded". I then close everything and start with Iphoto and when I try to use the library I get, "Your photo Library is either in use by another application or has become unreadable". When I try to repair the database in either program, I get the respective messages from above.
I did backup the current library in another hard drive just in case.
léonie Aug 23, 2012 3:28 PM
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When you select your Aperture library in the Finder, what do you see? Does the "Kind" show as "Aperture Library" and the version is 3.3.2, like on the left, or is the "Kind" "Photo Library" and the version 9.3.2, or do you see something else?
If you are sure, that the Library has been created by Aperture, ctrl-click it and select "Open with" from the pop-up menu, then select Aperture in the Applications folder to open the library.
GatoV Aug 23, 2012 4:55 PM
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léonie Aug 23, 2012 10:11 PM
in response to GatoV
Try to remove the Aperture Preferences as described in
Aperture 3: Troubleshooting Basics: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3805
If it does not help, check the permisissions on your Aperture Library in the "Get Info" panel. Add Read&Write for yourself and apply to enclosed items, if necessary.
GatoV Aug 24, 2012 9:17 AM
in response to léonie
I give up. nothing worked. I, however, found a way to see the pictures and will have to consolidate them one by one and import them back to Aperture, what a long weekend this will be!
A million thanks for your help and persistence.
Frank Caggiano Aug 24, 2012 9:24 AM
in response to GatoV
One thing to try if you go to the library in the finder, right click it and select Show Package Contents you will see a file called iPhotoLock.data. Delete it and try opening it again.
GatoV Sep 4, 2012 9:44 PM
in response to GatoV
re-installed from previous versions, upgraded everything again and clicked on the file that would not open and WHAM! it upgraded the library with everything back to normal. What a rough couple of weeks!
Thanks everyone for your support
BetoMenegocci Nov 4, 2012 10:17 AM
in response to GatoV
Hi GatoV,
I'm having the same problem as you, and nothing seems to work. Could you post a step-by-step on how you got this to work? I have tons on my wedding/engagement pictures that are, at the moment, in limbo because of this!
Aye Es Oh Nov 5, 2012 8:56 AM
in response to BetoMenegocci
Beto, try the steps here in the Aperture 3 Basic Troubleshooting document and see if any of those steps help. Near the bottom of the document are the reinstallation instructions, you can try those first, but I'd suggest trying to repair or rebuild as well if you haven't already. Let us know if you have any success.
GatoV Nov 5, 2012 1:09 PM
in response to BetoMenegocci
Hello there,
what I did was copy the Aperture library to another directory and reinstall Aperture completely. Then I just clicked on the aperture library file and it automatically upgraded the library to the new Aperture version and that is all it took.
joeholmes Nov 13, 2012 12:38 PM
in response to Frank Caggiano
Thanks. My Aperture Library package doesn't seem to have any iPhotoLock.data file in it...
BetoMenegocci Nov 20, 2012 10:49 AM
in response to GatoV
I finally was able to recover the library! I reinstalled Aperture, and tried to open the Aperture library I had moved to a different directory. It gave me the same message I was getting before. I then opened the package (right-click, "see package contents"), opened iMovie thumbnails, and other folders, which let me to another Aperture Library. By double-clicking that, Aperture prompted me to update it, and everything is running normally now!
Thanks for the help!


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Updated: July 8, 2010, 5:25 PM ETAssociated Press
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- The Buffalo Sabres have re-signed veteran free-agent goalie Patrick Lalime to a one-year contract.
The 36-year-old has spent the past two seasons with the Sabres as Ryan Miller's backup. He went 4-8-2 for the Sabres last season, posting a 2.81 goals-against average and .905 save percentage.
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There are more places to buy a gun in the US than there are Starbucks.... It's easier to buy a gun than a cup of coffee.— Rev Jesse Jackson Sr (@RevJJackson) December 15, 2012
What? You don't own a gun? Are you sure? According to Jesse Jackson, Piers Morgan, Jennifer Granholm and a lot of others, buying a gun in America is so easy, you might have purchased several already and don't even know it.
"It is easier to buy a gun in America than a pet" -Piers Morgan #YaDamnRight
— Jessica Robinson (@its_jayare) December 18, 2012
It's easier to get a gun than it is to get a cat. ?
— Lucius Kern (@luciuskern) December 18, 2012
@nancyleegrahn it's harder to adopt a rescue dog then it is to buy a gun in this country.
— Wendy Gordon (@Whgnyc111) December 18, 2012
It is easier to buy a gun than it is to buy a pet. This is horrible. @pierstonight
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Why is it easier to buy a gun than to adopt a pet?
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In Iowa, it's easier to sell a gun than lemonade. Food vendors need business permits. Gun vendors don't. -@jengranholm twitter.com/GranholmTWR/st…
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w/o a felony on your record It's easier to get a gun license than a driver's license & you only have to retest to keep your DL #guncontrol
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It is easier to get a gun than a marriage license
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It is easier to buy a gun than it is a pack of cigarettes or liquor without I.D.
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It's easier to get a gun than a job. Only in America.
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You know we live in a backward society when its harder to buy Sudafed than it is to buy a gun! #GunControlNow
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@rosie AMEN! 48,0000 people died last year from guns! That is 15 sept.11ths! It should be harder to buy a gun than bring shampoo on a plane!
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it is harder to get a loan than a gun in this country.
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Crowded planet: Global population hits 7 billion + Population
Guardian Environment Network UN chief: 'with 7 billion people we've run out of new forests and rivers'
SciDev.net: Achim Steiner says population growth makes sustainability essential, as he prepares for green economy talks at Rio+20
At current rates of population growth, there could be half a million claimants to the title
Babatunde Osotimehin: The population milestone is a reminder that there is much work to do on sexual and reproductive health and HIV if we are to meet the millennium development goals by 2015
Damian Carrington: Religious leaders are behind a shift in attitudes that could reduce HIV infection, improve maternal health and curb population growth
We asked readers to write a letter to this special baby to offer words of wisdom for the future. Here are some of the best
How we covered the world at 5 billion: 'We shall need to do an enormous lot of things right, and all at once'
Norman Myers wrote this piece to mark the day in 1987 when the world population reached the 5 billion milestone
Poverty matters blog Population is not the problemJuliette Jowit
Juliette Jowit: Population policies have little impact on the way a minority of humans use the Earth's resources
From the neolithic revolution to the first rubber condom, here is the story of how human beings came to dominate earth, and reach 7 billion in number
George Monbiot: Beyond the headlines from the UN population report lies a clear message: consumption is still a far bigger threat to the planet
The country's low birthrate and ageing society are taking the world's third-biggest economy to the brink of a demographic crisis
Authoritarian measures such as sterilisation common – and some provinces reporting methods such as forced abortions
There are serious concerns over shortages of food and housing as the country's population is expected to exceed 1.45bn by 2035
Babatunde Osotimehin says it was hard to talk about cutting birth rate as families lost their children
The country's population is projected to increase 941% by the end of the century – the highest growth rate in Africa
Why population hysteria is more damaging than it seemsVanessa BairdVanessa Baird: The core problem is not how many of us there are, but how we use the planet and share its resources
Roger Martin: Our population is rising while our ability to sustain life on Earth is shrinking – we must change before nature does it for us
Some observers are warning of a possible catastrophe in crowded urban areas, but others think growth will be a crucible for change
Nearly 7 billion people now inhabit planet but projections that number will double this century have shocked academics
Grist: Editor Lisa Hymas explains her views on population and why she decided to become a GINK – green inclinations, no kids
Yale Environment 360: The assumption that global population will peak around 9-10bn may be overly optimistic — and if it is, population will continue to rise, placing enormous strains on the environment
Post your questions for the professor on how the world's population hitting 7 billion will affect the environment and humanity
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Soon the world's population will reach 7 billion. But do more people necessarily mean more problems?


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My kingdom is level 26.
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Is Romney Using Lyme Disease to Win Swing State Votes?
In Virginia's Loudoun County, the candidate waded into a contentious debate over Lyme disease. But in his bid to court voters, Romney may be playing politics with public health.
But what chronic Lyme disease activists lack in medical training and peer-reviewed studies, they've made up for in organizational energy and political clout. They have launched their own professional guild, the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS), appointing as its vice president Raphael Stricker, a former director of a penis enlargement clinic who'd been fired by the University of California-San Francisco for falsifying lab data.
ILADS hasn't made much of a dent in the scientific debate. But they've found a foothold in Washington. When New Jersey Rep. Chris Smith (R-N.J.) and Rep. Frank Wolf, the Virginia Republican who represents Loudoun County, held hearings in July on what they called the "hidden epidemic," they invited Stricker to testify. Lyme skepticism has proven to be a bipartisan affair. In 2006, then-Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal (now a Democratic senator) launched an investigation into the IDSA, alleging the group was deliberately distorting science so as to continue profiting from patents relating to Lyme. (Blumenthal found that the organization had ignored conflicts of interest; the IDSA agreed to revisit its guidelines for the treatment of Lyme disease, but made no noticeable changes to them).
In Virginia, Farris and Wolf, friends since a trip to the Soviet Union together in the '80s, have succeeded in flipping the script entirely. Shortly after Republican Bob McDonnell was sworn in as governor in 2010, Farris' asked his office to investigate Lyme disease. McDonnell commissioned a task force with $50,000 to spend as it pleased, and appointed Farris as its chair.
Farris held hearings across the state, from Fairfax to Roanoke, and last June submitted a 19-page report (PDF) with the backing of the state department of public health. Although carefully worded, it breaks with the scientific consensus on several key points—suggesting, for instance, that long-term antibiotics may be a viable treatment for patients suffering from chronic Lyme. It also explicitly instructed the state's Department of Health Professions not to discipline doctors who employ treatment methods other than those suggested by the CDC.
One year later, the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors followed suit with a report of its own. No fewer than three members of the all-Republican board have made Lyme disease part of their campaigns, including Farris' local representative, Janet Clarke, whom he has counseled on the issue. The report lamented that "patients are often misdiagnosed with more familiar conditions" such as ALS and multiple sclerosis, and called for more "'Lyme literate' physicians" to practice in Loudoun. The author flagged a compelling statistic that is often highlighted by chronic Lyme activists: "The CDC estimates that only 10% of Lyme disease cases are actually reported."
But according to Wormser and the IDSA, that's the opposite of what's happening. They say patients, egged on by activists like Farris, are self-diagnosing and then seeking out sympathetic doctors who are more than happy to confirm their suspicions. "I've seen autism being treated as Lyme disease, ALS patients have been treated as Lyme disease, MS patients have been treated as Lyme disease," Wormser says. And it's unclear where the 10 percent figure comes from. "There is no scientific basis for applying a 10x multiplier to the total number of cases currently reported to CDC," says an agency spokeswoman.
Lyme's centrality to the political debate in Loudoun County made it an appealing subject for the Romney campaign. In August, the candidate penned a letter to Wolf and Smith commending them for their work, and stating: "We need to ensure that all scientific viewpoints concerning this illness can be heard." (Smith, in 2008, said that there has been "a significant…cover-up of the fact that chronic Lyme exists.")
When the Romney campaign reached out to him in August to ask for his support, Farris said he wanted to meet with the candidate before he made up his mind. In September, they met for 15 minutes aboard Romney's bus after a rally in Fairfax City. They talked about the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, which Farris opposes on the grounds that it will infringe on the rights of parents to, among other things, spank their kids. (Romney gave him his assurance that he would block any such treaty.) And then Farris broached the subject of Lyme disease.
"I told him that there were real concerns with how the CDC was handling it, and that we needed to get real science behind the disease and not be letting politics overrule science," Farris recalls. "He started asking me about some of the scientific details. It was really interesting to watch his mind work. I was very cognizant that we were running out of time, and I didn't want to try to download a whole governor's report, but he was eating it up."
A few hours after his summit with the candidate was over, Farris got a follow-up email from the Romney campaign. They were planning on sending out a mailer on Lyme disease, and they wanted his advice. "They basically said, 'Can you make sure this looks okay?'" he says. He suggested a few tweaks, and a few weeks later, the mailers went out. Farris appreciated the gesture, but it wasn't enough to win his endorsement. In a lengthy posting on his Facebook page, he explained that he would vote for Romney but not encourage others to do the same.
Romney's involvement has only fueled the controversy. Chronic Lyme advocates fear it will cause observers to view the issue through a partisan lens (see: climate change). After I first reported on the Romney mailer in early October, Deb Pagnotta was one of the dozen or so so-called chronic Lyme disease sufferers to reach out to me.
A former New York state assistant attorney general and currently a communications professor at Iona College, she became seriously ill in 2010. When long-term antibiotics did little to alleviate her symptoms, she found a doctor who identified as "Lyme literate" and went on a five-month course of a different antibiotic Rocephin, taken every day by IV. It seemed to work. But her health care provider flooded her with letters—upwards of 130—demanding that Pagnotta reimburse them for the treatment, which it had covered only by accident. Only after she reached out to her congresswoman, senator, and state attorney general did the insurance company back off.
"The frustrating piece for me, and many people who do indeed face serious health issues relating to Lyme, is that precisely because Romney has touched the issue, it will be dismissed as ridiculous," Pagnotta said.
"He clearly has no idea what a firestorm of political controversy he was dipping his toe into."
Wormser and the IDSA wouldn't comment on the Romney mailer, citing a desire to avoid being entangled in electoral politics, but Fish, the Yale professor, had no such reservations. "It's really disturbing for me to see these politicians dismiss science and go against the established scientific community for political gain," he says.
"People believe the Earth is flat and all kinds of crazy beliefs out there," he adds. "I don't pretend to understand why people have those beliefs. I think it's kind of an indictment of the poor quality of science education that we have in this country. But they don't have to believe in science. No one's forcing them to believe in science."
Patrick Henry, the school Farris founded, is one of those institutions that's been accused of rejecting science. Ten years ago, it was denied accreditation and roiled by a minor faculty revolt because it taught creationism instead of evolution. (It is now a member of the Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools.) But Farris sees no irony in his newfound role as a Galileo.
"I believe that the people who believe in evolution don't know science," Farris says. But that's beside the point. He believes the medical evidence for chronic Lyme is so obvious even an evolutionary biologist could see it. "A person who believes in evolution and a person who believes in creation can both take your temperature."
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text: Comments (13) + Add comment Comments (13) Featured ftwrthtx + 1174d ago I am a high score junkie. Recognizing that fact is the first step in conquering my addiction.... Who am I kidding? I'll never conquer that addiction. :-) #1 Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Welshy + 1174d ago Well written piece! I think to a degree we definitely are obsessed with scores and rewards in games. This can be both a good and a bad thing. It's fine in something like COD because random reward keeps you playing and coming back for more, knowing you could be rewarded with points/perks at any time and that hooks alot of people mentally whether they realise it or not. On the other hand, said people who do thrive on random rewards, scores, trophies/achievements etc... It can completely hinder their ability to enjoy other things. MGS4 or Journey would be good examples. I personally love both of the above because i can see more to a game that what meets the eye. But to someone who is high score/random reward in the brain, they may be almost completely unable to enjoy the likes of MGS4, because in their mind, story is no substitute for high score. The same with Journey, alot of my personal friends just don't GET Journey. My best mate is of the "I'm not a gamer, i just like COD" type, so he literally saw no enjoyment to be had or even a GAME behind it. To him you walked in a straight line for 2 hours then the credit rolled and made no sense. Thought provoking stuff, more of these articles please! =) #1.1 (Edited 1174d ago ) | Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply ftwrthtx + 1174d ago I always play through a game once without paying attention to the rewards and/or achievements. I try to enjoy the game first, then come back later for things I might have missed. #1.1.1 Agree(2) | Disagree(0) | Report dbjj12088 + 1174d ago Yeah and now as scoring slows as a trend, I'm all about achievements. #1.2 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply alexcosborn + 1174d ago Great write up and so very true. #2 Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply fresh2death93 + 1174d ago Im not a high score junkie but im a score junkie , i don't care about how high i am in the leader boards , but i do care about how high i score during the game itself. Like in call of duty i only care about being in the top 3 during the game but i don't care about being top 3 in the leader boards. #3 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply dbjj12088 + 1174d ago This is a good realistic approach. I'm more concerned with my friend leader boards. Ranking high on the global leader board is a pipe dream. #3.1 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply lashes2ashes + 1174d ago I love achievements and trophys but besides that I never gave a crap about high scores. Just seems like a pissing contest to me lol. #4 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply knifefight + 1174d ago I love high scores but besides that I never gave a crap about achievements and trophies. Just seems like a pissing contest to me lol. #4.1 (Edited 1174d ago ) | Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Hicken + 1174d ago I don't need a score of any kind. Don't need trophies or achievements. The closest I would get is having lots of items/money in rpgs. Outside of that, none of that scoring stuff really means anything to me. Well, I can sometimes get a little obsessive over lap times in GT5. #5 Agree(3) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply ftwrthtx + 1174d ago Or billboards in NFS Most Wanted. #5.1 Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply ab5olut10n + 1174d ago i'm a heroin junkie #6 Agree(2) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Zha1tan + 1174d ago Have to admitt when I play an FPS game like BF3 im doing nothing but being a score junkie, there is no purpose to the game other than to reach the top of the leaderboard for that 30 seconds of glory. Once you get over the initial graphical wow and settle in to the gameplay it has no purpose or any fufillment. However games like Red Orchestra 2, you are not sure were a single enemy is, you know they are out there and you know popping your head up to look risks taking a round to the head but sometimes you catch a glimpse of a head and a muzzle flash and you fire almost praying and then you hear a satisfying scream. The game offers an arenaline rush when moving forward and death can actually scare you in that game because it can happen at any moment. It actually makes me fear it and has real atmosphere and immersion. There is nothing like driving a panzer tank in that game, its the best tanking experience ive ever had. Also planetside 2 is the king of purpose though, when I break into a base leading a light assault squad and we take down all the generators and place spawn beacons for our team to hot drop in and then we overload and destroy the spawn control unit. And you have won your empire that decisive victory and you get the resource bonus from that base you know you have done every one of the hundreds of players on your empire a service and you feel like part of an actual war effort as you bring up the map and watch it turn red, its a spectacular feeling. And the best part is I can die 50 times over in that effort but so long as I know I made the difference it is all worth it because glory is eternal. #7 (Edited 1174d ago ) | Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Add comment You need to be registered to add comments. Register here or login Username Password Remember Rules & guidelines Login


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2015 Rugby Ontario High School Sevens Championships
Oct. 29, 2015
Fletcher's Fields
Markham, Ont.
Junior Boys [Schedule]
Junior Girls [Schedule]
Senior Boys [Schedule]
Senior Girls [Schedule]
2015 Rugby Ontario High School Sevens Championship - [Results]
With 37 teams and 400+ athletes squaring off across four divisions at the 2015 Rugby Ontario High School Sevens Championships at Fletcher's Fields in Markham, Ont., three schools emerged as provincial champions: Uxbridge Secondary School (Uxbridge, Ont.) claimed both the Junior Girls and Senior Girls titles, while Dr. John M. Denison Secondary School (Newmarket, Ont.) and Dunbarton High School (Pickering, Ont.) earned the Junior Boys and Senior Boys titles, respectively.
The tournament boasted 68 matches of top-tier Ontario high school rugby, in which players were able to showcase their skills in front of both provincial and national team scouts.
Rugby Ontario would like to thank all the players, coaches, parents, volunteers, and all others who participated in the 2015 Rugby Ontario High School Sevens Championships, as their hard work and passion for the sport helped to make the event a success.
Rugby Sevens is fast-paced and exciting for players and spectators. Players require above-average speed and agility and strong ball-handling and decision-making skills.
Rugby Sevens is an official Olympic sport, set for its inclusion at the upcoming 2016 Rio de Janiero Games. Rugby Ontario and Rugby Canada are focused on developing sevens players for all future international competitions, including the Olympic Games, the World Rugby Sevens World Series, the Pan Am Games, and the Commonwealth Games tournaments.
Ontario high school rugby sevens is expanding every year.
Rugby Ontario recognizes the strength, and understands the importance, of high school rugby to the future of the sport, province-wide. There are more high schools with rugby programs in Ontario than the rest of Canada combined, with an estimated 430+ schools and about 25,000 players participating in the sport.
Schools are encouraged to organize regional fall sevens tournaments and provide tournament information to be posted on this web site, assisting schools searching for competition.
Rugby Ontario will also continue to provide technical support for high school sevens and fifteens, offering certification courses for coaches and referees and organizing coaching symposiums.
Rugby Ontario junior provincial program coaches will use high school tournaments for player identification for provincial team tryouts. Provincial teams are the player pathway to national teams.
Following the open tournaments listed immediately below are open tournaments, we've listed the many tournaments organized for TDSSAA schools. Rugby Ontario recognizes the outstanding leadership of Toronto high school coaches in growing fall rugby sevens in the region.
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Pine Ridge Pumas Senior Boys Development Tournament ( Pine Ridge SS Pickering )
This tournament is presented to honour William Deane former Pumas player and referee. It is a development event to build player knowledge, confidence, and skills.
Thursday Sept. 24 2015 - 8 to 12 Senior Boys team
Entry fee: $250 per team
Main artificial turf field
All teams guaranteed 3 games
Unlimited substitutions
Certified athletic therapists on site
Food concession available. Free lunch for coaches
Contact Brian Natola: firstname.lastname@example.com
1st Annual Uxbridge Tigers Grade 9 Big Four Tournaments ( at Uxbridge SS )
Friday Sept. 25 2015 - player and team development, ½ field games
Friday Oct. 16 2015 - full field games
Entry fee: $200 per team
Contact Paul Connelly: email@example.com
4th Annual Umbrella 7's Boys and Girls High School Tournaments ( at Pine Ridge SS Pickering )
This Umbrella 7's Tournament is organized to raise awareness of the efforts of the Umbrella Foundation for trafficked and displaced children in Nepal and also for earthquake relief in Nepal. Any revenues will be directed to The Umbrella Foundation Nepal. www.umbrellanepal.org Facebook - Umbrella7's Canada
13th Annual Sir Oliver Mowat 7's Tournaments ( Scarborough )
These are open tournaments and not part of the regular TSSAA schedule.
Tuesday Sept. 29 - Senior Boys
Wednesday Sept. 30 - Junior and Bantam ( Gr. 9 ) Boys
7:40 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Contact Kristian Camastra: email@example.com
Please note - these tournaments are now full
4th Annual Oshawa Vikings Tournaments ( at Pine Ridge SS Pickering )
Tuesday Sept. 29 2015 - Midget ( Gr. 9 ) Boys
Tuesday Oct. 13 2015 - Senior and Junior Boys, Senior and Junior Girls
Entry fee: $200
4 games guaranteed
T shirts for winning teams, 15 player limit on roster
Certified athletic therapist on site
Contact Chris McKee: email@example.com
7th Annual Streetsville Tigers Tournaments ( at Brampton Rugby Club )
Wednesday Oct. 7 2015 - Senior Boys and Junior Boys
9:00 a.m. start
Guaranteed 5 games.
Contact Mike Curran: email@example.com
4th Annual Junior & Senior Girls Sevens ( at St. Francis Xavier SS, Mississauga )
Thursday Oct. 8 2015 - Junior and Senior Girls
Entry fee: $225
All teams guaranteed four games; possibly more
Plaque for tournament-winning team; ribbons for all participants
BBQ concession available; lunch provided for coaches ( 2 per team )
Contact Jason Cormier: email@example.com
Annual Mentor College Marauders Invitational ( Mississauga )
Wednesday Oct. 14 2015 - Senior Boys, Junior Boys and Varsity Girls Divisions
4 games guaranteed, round robin format, 9:00 to 5:00
Plaques for division winning teams
Athletic therapist on site
Contact - Pat Sweeney: firstname.lastname@example.com
Colin Miller: firstname.lastname@example.com
3rd Annual Dunbarton Girls Tournament ( at Dunbarton HS, Pickering )
Monday Oct. 19 2015 - Varsity / Senior / Junior Girls divisions
Entry fee: $180
8:45 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Match times will take into consideration travel times
Two full sized playing fields back to back
Many nearby fast food facilities and a grocery store
Athletic therapists on site
Contact James Blair: firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
4th Annual Niagara Rugby Sevens Festival ( at locations across Niagara Falls )
Friday Nov. 20 2015 - High School Boys & Girls divisions
Entry fee: $295
More details: click here
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
JUNIOR BOYS WEST ROUND ROBIN, pools A and B: Victoria Park CI
- tournament contact: Stephen Larratt-Smith – firstname.lastname@example.com
- referees' and coaches' meeting @ 8:30AM
- 16 games total from 9AM to 3PM on 1 field with two 20 minute breaks
- 8 teams playing in 2 pools of 4
- 3 pool games/team (12 pool games)
- consolation: 3rd place pool A vs 3rd place pool B (SHIELD); 4th place pool A vs 4th place pool B (BOWL)
- quarter finals: 1st place pool A vs 2nd place pool B; 2nd place pool A vs 1st place pool B
- quarter final winners advance to October 21 finals day
JUNIOR BOYS EAST ROUND ROBIN, pools C and D: Mowat CI
- tournament contact: Kris Camastra – email@example.com
- consolation: 3rd place pool C vs 3rd place pool D (SHIELD); 4th place pool C vs 4th place pool D (BOWL)
- quarter finals: 1st place pool C vs 2nd place pool D; 2nd place pool C vs 1st place pool D
- quarter final winners advance to October 21 finals day
Thursday, October 8, 2015
BANTAM BOYS ROUND ROBIN: Woodbine JHS
- tournament contact: Dan Burton – email@example.com
- 20 games total from 9AM to 4PM on 1 field with one 20 minute break
- 10 teams playing in 2 pools of 5
- 4 pool games/team (20 pool games)
- top 2 teams from each pool advance to October 21 finals day
JUNIOR GIRLS ROUND ROBIN: Georges Vanier SS
- 20 games total from 9AM to 4PM on 1 field with two 20 minute breaks
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
SENIOR BOYS WEST ROUND ROBIN, pools A and B: Don Mills CI
- tournament contact: Dan Kunanec – email@example.com
- 30 games total from 9AM to 2:20PM on 2 fields with one 20 minute break
- 15 teams playing
- top 4 teams advance to October 21 finals day
SENIOR BOYS EAST ROUND ROBIN, pools C and D: D+M Thomson CI/Bendale BTI
- tournament contact: Mike Winter – email@example.com
- 15 teams playing
- top 4 teams advance to October 21 finals day
Thursday, October 15, 2015
GIRLS NORTH ROUND ROBIN, pools A and B: Agincourt CI
- tournament contact: Kathryn Denoble – firstname.lastname@example.com
- 10 teams playing
- top 4 teams advance to October 21 finals day
GIRLS SOUTH ROUND ROBIN, pools C and D: Victoria Park CI
- top 4 teams advance to October 21 finals day
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
ALL DIVISION FINALS: Don Mills CI
- referees', senior boys and senior girls coaches' meeting @ 8:30AM
- 32 games total from 9AM to 4PM with one 20 minute break on field 1 and from 9AM to 1PM on field 2
- 8 teams play off, championship and consolation brackets (10 games total)
- 4 quarter-finals; 4 semi-finals (consolation and final round); 2 finals (PLATE and CUP); no SHIELD and BOWL games
- 4 teams play off (4 games total)
- 2 semi-finals; consolation (PLATE); finals (CUP)
- 2 semi-finals; consolation (PLATE); finals (CUP)


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The closest you could come to making this happen would be to set the auto minimum shutter speed in the Auto ISO menu to 1 stop faster than default, which is 1/focal length. This would yield 1/50 or 1/60 when you are at 28mm. Obviously this would be less than ideal at the longer focal lengths but when the auto ISO reaches your maximum ISO it automatically drops shutter speed to maintain exposure so it may not be a problem.
My consumer-grade D5100 can set minimum shutter speed in Auto ISO mode but cannot lock-step to focal length.
I wonder if D800 allows for such flexibility.
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| A cat inherits $13 million.... - efa on 12/12/11 at 9:13 pm
"A 4-year-old stray cat that was rescued from the streets of Rome has inherited a $13 million fortune from its owner, the wealthy widow of an Italian property tycoon. Maria Assunta left the fortune to her beloved kitty Tommaso when she died two weeks ago..." sorry if repost [link=(http://gma...View Topic - Replies (13)
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| Which is the better pump up scene. - efa on 11/22/11 at 7:54 pm
Out of these two movies which scene pumps you up more. [link=(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fWvub_WBho)]Number 1[/link] or [link=(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DP3MFBzMH2o)]Number 2[/link]...View Topic - Replies (5)
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| Post the best HoverHands - efa on 10/17/11 at 12:37 pm
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| Click to feed homeless and hungry veterans. - efa on 10/16/11 at 7:01 pm
Every click funds meals for homeless and hungry veterans. Just click on the blue button on the site below. And thanks for helping feed hungry veterans! [link=(http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/clickToGive/home.faces?siteId=10)]Feed Veterans Site[/link] The Veterans Site is part of the Greater...View Topic - Replies (2)
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| What jobs hire teenagers in the Baton Rouge area? - efa on 10/8/11 at 4:54 pm
Im talking 16, 17, years old...View Topic - Replies (18)
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| Pick a number 1-5 before entering this thread... - efa on 9/23/11 at 11:54 pm
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