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Sandy Nelson has been a professional artist for many years. She studied Fine Art and painting at the University of KY and the Scottsdale Art School. Her portraits and landscapes have been accepted to national juried competitions from Maine to California, many winning national awards. Her work is included in over 60 corporate and museum collections including those of Sam Walton, founder of Wal-Mart and George Steinbrenner, owner of the NY Yankees. She was named one of the top 200 artists in 1993 by the Artists' Magazine and has been profiled in "The Rotarian" an international publication; she was also selected as an "Artist to Watch" by Southwest Magazine. Nelson's works are also included in two 2011 books, Best of America: Oil Artists and 100 Southern Artists.
Like many artists, I was a creative kid... always drawing and observing. It seems that, for the most part, we're right-brained straight out of the crib. There never was an "a-ha" moment when I decided to become an artist; it was just the natural order of things. And the natural order led to majoring in fine art. While in college, I ran the gamut of required courses in all manner of media, clay, printmaking, textiles, but paint was the thing that made my soul sing. I discovered pastel and oil and the joy of brushes loaded with color. For the next several years, I painted a mile or two of canvas on the kitchen table and honed my drawing skills while raising four children. Multitasking became a way of life!
As the kids started school, I worked as an advertising freelancer, an artist for a thoroughbred racing magazine, did Yellow Page ads and took many a commission from printing companies. Bills do not have much of a shelf life. Before I thought my work was mature enough to seek out galleries, I entered every local/regional show I could find. When awards became numerous, I tried the national ones and was pretty surprised to be accepted and blessed with awards. A few galleries offered representation and that's the path to now... twenty plus years of exhibiting and lots of brushes loaded with color.
I moved from the green hills of Kentucky to the coast of North Carolina for, what I thought, would be a year or two of painting the marshes and beaches... that was eleven years ago. Everywhere I've traveled has been an interlude; the coast is "home." And that sense of place has brought about a new venture!
In late June 2012, a brand spankin' new gallery will open in Wilmington, NC... mine! I've taught many workshops and classes for other organizations, but now they will all be in my own Nelson Fine Art Gallery and Studio. Since I know the excitement I always had taking workshops from artists whose work I admired, I hope to bring that to my own space. On-going classes in different media are being scheduled and the workshop schedule is shaping up. All that will begin with a "grand" opening in September. The gallery is just a bridge away from Wrightsville Beach in the Lumina Commons shopping center, 1982 Eastwood Road, Wilmington, NC. Being a tourist area, there are plenty of things to do and wonderful restaurants and hotels.
Anyone who would like to keep up with the workshop and event schedule can email me at sandynelsonart(at)yahoo(dot)com. The Nelson Fine Art Gallery and Studio website is being developed and should be up in a couple of weeks!
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Drum roll please! We at Jerry's Artarama are crazy excited that we have now posted more than a thousand videos to our Free Video Art Lessons page! You read that correctly: over one thousand. And as the name implies, they are available to everyone with an internet connection at no charge whatsoever! We are so pleased to announce that, after investing $3,000,000 into creating a comprehensive online art instruction resource, we have exceeded even our own expectations by breaking the 1,000 free video lesson mark — with even more to come!
Why Free Video Art Lessons?Recognizing the need for accessible art instruction in today's society, we set out to develop a free online program where anyone — regardless of age, skill level, or preferred medium — could learn valuable new art tips and techniques from the comfort of their own home. We have a separate section at JerrysArtarama.com dedicated solely to this growing collection of art instruction videos from over 55 professional artists and experts, including such prominent figures as Adam Hughes, Tom Fleming, Bob Rankin, Wilson Bickford, Mike Rooney, Judi Betts, Tom Jones, Luana Luconi Winner and more. With various subdivisions, it's easy to browse the entire collection by artist, medium, skill level, subject, newly added videos and product demos.
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For over 175 years, Winsor & Newton have been creating some of the world's finest art materials! One of their most popular and well-beloved lines is the classic Artists' Water Colour range. Made with the finest ingredients and meticulous, time-honored processes, Winsor & Newton Artists' Water Colours are some of the finest watercolor paints on the planet today. Let's learn a little about them, shall we?
Primary Color Palettes for Winsor & Newton Artists' Water Colours
Transparency and Opacity The varying transparency and opacity of a pigment will affect the optical character of the individual color as well as how the color mixes with other colors. The most transparent colors will enable you to create a pure glazing effect by applying a number of washes on top of one another. The more opaque colours give flatter washes and greater covering over previous washes. Opaque colors are also useful for toning down color mixtures.
On the Winsor & Newton Artists' Water Colour chart, the transparent colors are marked with □ or T, the semi-transparent colors are marked or ST. The relatively semi-opaque colors are marked with ◩ or SO and the opaque colours are marked with ■ or O.
Pigment Choice Watercolor more than any other medium relies upon the variable characteristics of the pigments used. As it is essentially a staining technique, everything rests on the handling properties of the pigments; whether they can produce a smooth wash or a textured wash; how opaque or transparent they are; the brilliance and strength of their color; and so on.
With this in mind, it has always been — and will continue to be — Winsor & Newton's aim to provide artists with the widest possible range of pigments to give them the greatest choice and flexibility. It takes a total of 87 different pigments to produce the 96 Artists' Water Colours.
Today, our Artists' Water Colours contain an ever-widening range of high performance pigments, which ensure strength of color and excellent brilliance combined with extremely high permanence ratings.
Single Pigments in the Range Just like people, each and every pigment differs in shape, size, color, and "personality." Pigments, especially in watercolor, serve as a set of tools or vocabulary to help artists manipulate their work and alter their expression.
Wherever possible, single pigments have been used in Artists' Water Colour to ensure that we offer the widest choice of colors and pigment characteristics or positions, such as hue, particle size, transparency, tinting strength, etc. This helps broaden the artist's creative expression.
We use single pigments wherever possible. Single pigment formulations are purer in hue and cleaner in color than mixtures of pigments, providing a larger number of color mixes before resulting in muddy effects. Within the new Artists' Water Colour range there are 75 single pigments amounting to 78% of the range.
To learn more about Winsor & Newton's special milling processes and why they're so important, please watch the video below!
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I want to know who is the best flying type pokemon.
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There's a million Flying types because there's so many Pokemon that are half-Flying. You'll have to be more specific as to what kind of Flying type you're looking for. Obviously the best are going to be Legendaries, but you probably don't want to cheapen yourself by using those. So perhaps you want to know who the best Normal/Flying type is? Like all those normal little birds you find everywhere?
Well that's easy: Togekiss, final evolution of Togepi. It has big Special Attack, is reasonably bulky, and has the ability Serene Grace, allowing it to abuse moves like Air Slash. The only problem is that the only place to get Togepi is the White Forest, and it's a big hassle to get Pokemon grass there. So perhaps you'd rather have a strong Normal/Flying you can catch easily? Well since you have White, you can get Rufflet on Route 10 or 11, and evolve it to Braviary. That one should tide you over nicely.
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Yeah, there's a lot of flying pokemon
IMO these are the top 5 (exluding Subway ban)
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But still, how are they laughing?! That clown is just plain creepy
Aw that's so sweet
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Adorable. (I am a little weirded out that this is the version of Wonder Woman I prefer so far...)
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Ah, young love.
I love Clark's expressions here.
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I Love Clarks boyish expression and the bow tie look is jus too cute!!
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Awwww. That face on that second panel when he takes that quick peek. OMG. It's just amazingly well drawn. This sequence is so well done. He's just happy she's laughing and enjoying herself. Love to see Diana doing that too.
Bruce, who?
Bruce, who?
Too busy looking at his crush to notice his best friend is terrified... if Bruce is anywhere to be seen at all.
This is oozing of cuteness.
I can't get over how cute Superman looks in that bow tie.
The lack of disturbed Batman in this page is... well... disturbing.
Oh, Clark. Could your crush be any more obvious?
this is the cutest thing ever! Your expressions on the characters are fantastic.
This is so cute <3
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great range on these
Bruce probably fell out of his chair! LOL
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someone's heart is gonna get broken...
and i don't know who to root for anymore!!!
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Although summer doesn't officially start until late June, we'd argue that the true beginning of sunshine season comes much earlier: on the first day you root to the back of your closet, dig out your favorite sandals, and allow your toes to feel outdoor air for the first time in months. Ahhh. Welcome to the world, little piggies!
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Senior Calf (9-1 to 12-31-13)
Summer Yearling (5-1 to 8-31-13)
Junior Yearling (1-1 to 4-30-13)
Senior Yearling (9-1 to 12-31-12)
SHOWMANSHIP: Showing ONLY
Junior Showmanship - Grades 3-4-5
Intermediate Showmanship - Grades 6-7-8
Senior Showmanship - Grade 9-10-11-12
NOTE: Two steers may be shown in one Class.
DUANE FARLEY & FAMILY - Trophy to Grand Champion Beef Heifer.
BLUE FLAME OF SULPHUR SPRINGS- Trophy to Reserve Grand Champion Heifer, Trophy to Champion Shorthorn Heifer
FARM WORLD - Banner to Grand Champion Heifer
THE MANNING LAW OFFICE, LLC – Medals to Grand Champion Heifer & Steer, Plaque to 1st Place Cow/Calf Class, Trophy to Champion Heifer, Bred, Born & Raised in Henry County
SPARKS FARM—Banner to Grand Champion Steer
ROYCE & DARA COOK—Banner to Reserve Grand Champion Heifer, Trophy to Champion Hereford Heifer
ANONYMOUS DONORS - Trophy to Grand Champion Steer
DENNIS LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT, INC. - $20 to Grand Champion Steer
TONY IRVIN & FAMILY - Director's Chair to Grand Champion Steer
MALCOLM IRVIN - Trophy to Champion Crossbred Steer
HENRY COUNTY BEEF BOOSTERS - Banner to Reserve Grand Champion Steer
GARY COFFMAN & FAMILY - Trophy to Reserve Grand Champion Steer
STEVE & JENNIE HARVEY & FAMILY - Trophy to Champion Shorthorn Steer, Banner to Third Best Steer
MERCHANTS BANK OF INDIANA- Director's Chair to Grand Champion Heifer
Trophy to Grand Champion Beef Showman
DAVE CHAMBERS, ABS GLOBAL - Trophy to Rate-of-Gain Winner, Plaque to Champion Maine Anjou Heifer
HENRY COUNTY BEEF BOOSTERS & FARM CREDIT MID AMERICA - $50 to Rate-of-Gain Winner
JAY & JACK CRONK - MCFARLAND CATTLE COMPANY- Trophies to Champion Angus Steer and Heifer
THOMPSON CHAROLAIS FARMS - Trophy to Champion Charolais Steer & Heifer
THE KENDALL FAMILY- Trophy to Champion Hereford Steer
DONOR NEEDED - Trophy to Champion Simmental Steer
TOM & SHANA CUTTER - Trophy to Champion Chianina Heifer
JOHN & JUDY MARLATT - Trophy to Senior Beef Showman
CLAAR FARMS - Trophy to Intermediate Beef Showman
BROTHERHOOD LODGE 3-5-7, KNIGHTSOF PYTHIAS- Plaque to Champion Chianina Steer
WILLIAM MEFFORD RACING- Plaque to Champion Maine Anjou Steer
FLAT ROCK FARMS-TED & MANDY JESTER & FAMILY - Plaque to Henry County's Highest Placing Beef at State Fair (Heifer or Steer)
TONY WRIGHT & FAMILY - Trophy to Champion Simmental Heifer
DEER CREEK LIMOUSIN - Trophy to Champion Limousin Heifer
MATT & AMY WRIGHT - Trophy to Champion Commercial Heifer
GREENE—Banner to 3rd Best Heifer
UNITED PRODUCERS INC. - Trophy to Bred, Born & Raised in Henry County Champion Beef Steer
JEFF HAMM & FAMILY - Banner to Champion Beef Heifer, Bred, Born & Raised in Henry County; Banner to Champion Beef Steer, Bred, Born & Raised in Henry County
TIM & BRENDA CHAPMAN - Gift Card to Best Beef Showman
SHENANDOAH 4-H CLUB - Trophy to Champion Limousin Steer
INDIANA CHAROLAIS ASSOC. - special ribbons for Champion Steer and Heifer; also special ribbons for Reserve Champion Steer and Reserve Champion Heifer
GARY HALCOMB FAMILY -Trophy to Best Junior Beef Showman
Trophies to Champion Santa Gertrudis Heifer and Steer
K & H AG SALES—Trophy to Champion Mainetainer Heifer, Trophy to Champion Shorthorn Plus Heifer
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Best New Club (2011)
Beauty Bar
After close to a twenty-year run as the Snake Pit, this Capitol Hill hangout got a much-needed makeover before it opened as Beauty Bar last June. Based on the original Beauty Bar concept that got its start in New York in 1995, Denver's Beauty Bar (there are similar clubs in Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco and Las Vegas) was brought to life by partners Noah Ray McMahan, Justin Martinez and Mike Barnhart, who turned the 3,200-square-foot space into a sparkly new club that captures the '50s beauty-parlor aesthetic of the original bar. Some of the furniture was salvaged from old salons, while booths and chairs left over from the Snake Pit era were reupholstered in black and silver glitter vinyl by a lowrider shop. Armed with a killer KS Audio sound system, the main room is a great spot for dancing to resident DJs or the nationally known spinners who occasionally pop in.
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My son in Boston has a new SlantFin Lynx NG boiler with a seperate Combi-cat hot water unit for DHW and radiant baseboard heat. He wants to switch from a non-programmable thermostat to a programmable. Honeywell makes a hydronic unit (TL8100A) that seems to be suitable. Is this a DYI product or must an electrician/plumber install it as it says it must face the unit for some reason and can be tied into various line voltages (see below)?
Honeywells TL8100 Hydronic Thermostat offers the energy savings of a programmable control for a wide variety of applications. With the TL8100 theres no need to carry multiple thermostats for different applications. It can be used to control 2-way
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In what may be the nation's first mobile Web portal for students, Philadelphia's Drexel University is bringing anywhere, anytime information access to handheld devices with DrexelOne Mobile. As a Web-based portal, DrexelOne Mobile provides students and faculty at the private university with access to e-mail, news, announcements and grades from their handheld devices, regardless of brand or service provider.
Powered by SCT Banner and Luminis technologies, DrexelOne Mobile essentially pushes information to students and faculty that register their mobile devices with the portal. Once registered, they are notified when a new personal announcement is posted for them. This means that students are notified when a professor posts a grade or if a hold has been placed on their records. The result is that students stay informed and are able to address problems or errors as soon as they arise.
According to John A. Bielec, Drexel's vice president of information resources and technology and CIO, the idea behind portals is to aggregate easy-to-use administrative and academic services to keep students and faculty well informed and well served. But DrexelOne Mobile g'es beyond this premise, according to Bielec, "The idea behind the mobile portal is to apply to the realm of university services the same forces that are shaping external information sites: mobility, immediacy and convenience."
Faculty and students are responding well to DrexelOne Mobile, with the main site receiving about 1.2 million page views per day, according to Bielec. Student organizations are also making themselves known on the popular portal, which they see as the "beachfront property" of the Web community for Drexel students.
Drexel plans to continue aggregating university services into the portal so that services which aren't currently online, such as the parking permit lottery, can be integrated into the portal. This will ensure that Drexel faculty and students remain connected - wirelessly, that is. - Annamaria DiGiorgio
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Shinjo Kiyohide and Shai Hai produced this exceptionally interesting and important DVD during Kiyohide sensei's recent visit to Israel. I highly recommend the DVD to all martial art enthusiasts and of course. . . a "must have" for all Uechi-ryu practitioners. The Master's Edition is a a martial arts film/artistic documentary that reflects the …
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"The Swordsman's Handbook"
The Swordsman's Handbook is the definitive collection of writings that reveals the study of swordsmanship not only is essential to life and death, but as transcendent of life and death as well. All of the authors of this book taught that dealing with conflict is an art that requires grace and courage. In …
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Aug 19 2013
Book Review: The Way of Judo
A biography of the founder of Kodokan judo, Jigoro Kano, "The Way of Judo" benefits from the eventful and insightful life of its subject, but unfortunately proves to be a difficult read. John Stevens, the book' author, writes in a flatly impersonal and didactic style, stuffed with encyclopaedic details and anecdotes, and learning about Kano …
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A BANG NOT A WHIMPER: What 'The Walking Dead' has to say about guns and the NRA mentality
Includes spoilers for 'The Walking Dead' At a gun violence prevention hearing on January 30th, 2012, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) cited a possible "lawless environment in this country" as an example of when a legally owned military-grade assault rifles, and other firearms, would come in handy. "I have an AR-15 at home," Graham continued, "I …
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Zero Dark Thirty
We never really know anything about Maya (a wonderful Jessica Chastain), except that she's a CIA agent on the all-consuming hunt for the world's most wanted man and that underneath her pale, fragile features lies a steely and quasi-desperate determinism that won't be discouraged. Over the long years that Zero Dark Thirty effortlessly spans, you'll …
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Movie Review: Skyfall (2012)
It must be said, and it has been, that Skyfall, the new James Bond film, is beautiful. Like, really, really beautiful. The cinematography is from the legendary Roger Deakins, so that visual wonder is to be expected, and yet it still manages occasionally to take your breath away on the strength on it alone. If …
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The city of Mogadishu, in famine stricken Somalia. It's 1995 and a joint task force of Army Rangers, Delta Force, and the 160th SOAR, here to support UN peacekeeping operations against the militia of Mohammed Farrah Aidid, organize a quick strike raid into the city to capture some of the local warlord's top lieutenants. It …
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To call Argo, Ben Affleck's based-on-a-true-story thriller, a spectacular achievement would be, in all honesty and respect, reaching a bit too far. And branding it simply a "great movie," which seems to be something that many have done recently, isn't enthusiastic enough. Rather, here's what it is – the best, and most vivid, cinematic rendering …
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If you have to have one reason to see Lawless, John Hillcoat's violent and grimy bootlegging film set in Depression- and Prohibition-era 1930s rural Virginia, make that Tom Hardy. Coming off The Dark Knight Rises, you might consider his role here — as the hulking and seemingly "invincible" Forrest Bondurant, who conveys more with his …
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Hitwise has release new dating showing Google Maps surpassing MapQuest the week ending in Easter weekend.
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Privately held student loan debt surpassed 1 trillion dollars last November. More money is owed in student loans than in privately held credit card debt. This past year, bank write-offs of student loans are up almost 35% from the previous year. Almost every single market signal indicates a growing student loan bubble is on the verge of popping. Many economists agree the student situation is very similar to the 2008 housing crisis; the student loan industry is still receiving massive subsidies and false incentives by the federal government. In order to fully understand the student loan crisis we must first look at why tuition is skyrocketing, look at cultural influences swaying kids towards college and then examine alternative methods of education that might offer solutions to the problems facing higher education.
Government backed subsidies have been one of the key reasons the cost of tuition has grown faster than inflation every year since 1981. The intention of government backed loans is to lower or control the cost of tuition as well as increase access to college for millions of young Americans. It is important to note that government primarily subsidizes the students not the universities themselves. Government gives students the cheap capital they need to attend high priced colleges. Most educational spending from the federal level goes towards increasing access to low interest loans, instead of trying tackle increasing tuition costs.
Since colleges have no trouble filling seats and getting people enrolled in their university, they have no incentive to cut costs. Until the demand for college decreases, the cost of college has no indication of going down soon. This allows universities to be exorbitantly wasteful in their pending habits for no matter how much they charge, students will continue to take out massive loans to attend their schools.
If it was not for the low interest loans offered by the government, many students would not be able to afford these highly inflated tuition costs from these universities. Looking back to the 2008 housing crisis, when we began to give loans out to people who could not afford them, we saw high rates of foreclosed homes and people not being able to make their mortgage payments. The exact same principle applies with student loans, government is incentivizing people to go to schools they cannot afford by pushing loans to people that have little chance of paying them back.
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Many people have reported to me that the ruby-throated hummingbirds have returned.
Still others tell me rufous hummingbirds are back and not as feisty as usual. All of these people mean well, but they are somewhat confused about our fascinating hummingbirds.
Typically, Brandy Erholtz doesn't run 5Ks. It's nothing personal, but the 37-year-old Evergreen resident via Minnesota is more into longer distances, like the World Long Distance Mountain Running Championships, which she ran the week prior in Zermatt, Switzerland.
LAKEWOOD — Evergreen High School soccer players Adriano Borsa and Cassidy Formanek certainly relished the opportunity to play in the Colorado High School Soccer Coaches Association All-State games on July 8 at Lakewood Memorial Field.
"It was really fun. It was the most fun I've had playing soccer in quite a while because of the quality of players," Borsa said.
Eight years ago, Craig Warner got back into cycling. It was the first time that he'd ridden since he was about 14, and he's never ridden in the mountains ever.
Yet, there was the 70-year-old Mingo, Iowa, resident at Bergen Park with his helmet strapped on and his bike ready to go at 6:30 a.m. on July 11, preparing to ride the 120 miles that is the first day of the two-day Triple Bypass.
Young people experienced the joy and frustration of fishing at the annual Outdoor Skills Day at Evergreen Lake recently.
Children tall and small received rods and reels from Colorado Parks and Wildlife, and got help with attaching bait and bobbers. The kids stood along the bank of the lake near the Evergreen Nature Center, flocked by parents, Evergreen Trout Unlimited members and rangers, who helped them with casting and reeling in their lines.
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Evergreen residents Bob Weiner and Amy Armstrong have their hometown's annual July 4 Freedom Run 5K down pat. But they are starting to hear footsteps.
Ferns are not what one could call abundant in Colorado, but we have a few, including some that are rare and interesting.
The large stands of tall ferns found in the moist, rich eastern woodlands are not to be found in our dry climate, but we do have some rock and cliff dwellers as well as a few that grow in the sub-alpine bogs and meadows.
The most common fern in the Evergreen area is the delicate brittle fern, Cystoperis fragilis. The stipe or stem of this fern is dark brown to black at the base, shading to straw color or green.
I can hear what I believe to be a yellow warbler singing, but I haven't seen it yet, so I am not positive of my identification because I don't trust my ears. Unfortunately, my hearing is not what it used to be.
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REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala.--There's a lot of change going on in Emily McFall's life these days.
She's gone back to school at Calhoun Community College. She is leaving her job with Army Community Service. And she's making plans to move closer to her family in a south Birmingham suburb.
But those changes can't compare to the painful upheaval that occurred in her life on Memorial Day 2007, when an Army casualty notification officer came to her door with the news that her husband, 36-year-old Staff Sgt. Tom McFall, had been killed by a roadside bomb while on foot patrol south of Baghdad, Iraq.
Since that day, McFall and the couple's three children -- Austin, Elizabeth and Matthew, now 20, 11 and 8 respectively -- have rebuilt a family life without the Soldier they so dearly loved and enjoyed being around. In 2008, that rebuilding took them from Fort Lewis, Wash., to Alabama, where they moved to Hartselle and where McFall began an association with a Redstone Arsenal widows support group -- My Soldier, My Fallen Hero -- that eventually led to her position as the first coordinator of the new Survivor Outreach Services program established at Army Community Service.
McFall's decision to leave her position with Survivor Outreach Services was difficult and caused her a great deal of anxiety about the future. But she also knew the decision was a vital step in her very personal healing process. It is something she has to do to move away from the pain of loss.
"I'm always in the grief when I'm here," she said. "It's time for me to step away and start healing the wounds that are constantly open."
At one time, leading the Survivor Outreach Services program was good therapy for McFall. In those early days of the program in 2010, she was busy communicating the needs of survivor families to those within Army Community Service and the Garrison who were working with her to establish the support program. Her workdays were spent bringing survivor families together; working on the SOS facility, which includes an office and the multipurpose activity room; getting the news out about the new program mandated by the Army; and introducing the first TAPS -- Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors -- to Redstone earlier this year.
Everywhere a visitor looks in the SOS facility they see things with McFall's touch, from The Giving Tree artwork she painted on the wall in the children's indoor play area and the "Hall of Reflection" featuring photos of fallen Soldiers who belong to local survivor families to the comfortable furnishings where visitors can gather, talk and share, and the inspirational sayings painted on the walls.
"It was good being part of establishing the base of this program, and it did help me to help others. It was rewarding to grow this outreach and to help spouses going through what I did. I'm still very much part of the group that we've made here," McFall said.
"But it's just too much for me right now. The kids are growing up and the way they are responding and what they need, I just need to be there for them. This job can be emotionally overwhelming for me, but then I also go home to the emotions of my own children. I needed a break somewhere."
Survivor Outreach Services will continue with new coordinator Kerrie Branson. She will be introduced to survivor families at a fall festival and cookout at Lt. Gen. Richard Formica's home Saturday.
"Kerrie is a very detailed oriented person, and she will be a great transition for the program," McFall said. "She will be good at leading this program."
Last spring, McFall started thinking about where she wanted to go with her life. Although she and her children had started anew in North Alabama, there were aspects of their new life that weren't quite what she expected. Hartselle is close to McFall's family, but not quite close enough for the grandparents to have an active role in their grandchildren's lives. And McFall had this growing desire to pursue the college degree she had dreamed of long before marriage and children. Combine that with the reminders of loss that she faces at SOS, and McFall was ready for some changes.
"I'm not forgetting. I'm moving forward. I feel it's time," she said. "We've been in Hartselle for three years and we haven't made strong personal connections with the people there. As a military spouse, I am used to moving every three years. So, it's time."
Being closer to her father and mother will help fill a void for her children that McFall just can't do by herself.
"You can see it at football practice and everyone is out there with their dad. Matthew doesn't have his dad. He misses the male presence in his life, and my dad wants to be a father figure for him," she said.
"Elizabeth is at that age where she should be a daddy's girl. She's also becoming more motherly and she's very mature. But she's also very protective and she doesn't let people in. I want to spend more time with her."
McFall also thinks that moving to a larger, growing area will help her family feel more at home.
"Helena (where they hope to move) is small, but it is surrounded by the big city of Birmingham," she said. "It has a good school system and it is a good area. It is a growing area so that my kids won't be the only new kids in school."
McFall grew up in Hoover, another suburb of Birmingham. She herself joined the military in 1995, about three years after graduating high school.
"I had lived in the same hometown my whole life. In fact, my parents still live in the same house where I grew up. But I wanted to see what was out there. My brother was in the National Guard so I was familiar with the military," she recalled. "I planned to go in for three years, and get out and go to school to be a nurse. But love intervened."
McFall became a mechanic in the Army, working on repairs to 5-ton trucks, Humvees, forklifts, trailers and other heavy-use vehicles. She met her future husband while stationed at Fort Bragg, N.C.
"He was funny. He made me laugh. He always had a story to tell. He was just a good guy," McFall recalled. "He accepted me for who I was and he never tried to change me. He never said a negative word towards me. And he listened to me."
The couple's romance turned serious when it was time for them to re-enlist.
"We decided to get married because we wanted to make sure our next duty station was the same," she said.
McFall left the Army after her second three-year enlistment. In April 2004, the couple's youngest son was born on Tom McFall's birthday and just a few days before his deployment to Afghanistan with the 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment. McFall's service as a Soldier helped her keep the family together during his husband's 18-month deployment.
"I was independent and that made it easier for Tom," McFall said. "If something needed to be fixed, I'd be the one to fix it. It's just my mechanical nature."
The family lived in Hoover during Tom McFall's first deployment. When he returned, they moved to Fort Lewis, where Tom McFall was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 38th Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division (one of two Fort Lewis Stryker Brigade Combat Teams serving in Iraq at the time) to train a group of Soldiers for a deployment to Iraq.
"They deployed on April 6, 2007. He was killed May 28, 2007," McFall said. "Both of his deployments were positive. The conditions weren't that good. But Tom believed in what he was doing.
"Two weeks before he was killed, he told me they were making a difference in Iraq. That gives me peace. He was killed while he was trying to do good. He believed in what he was doing."
Tom McFall and Cpl. Junior Cedeno Sanchez, 20, were on dismounted patrol in the streets of Dora, Iraq, when an improvised explosive device was detonated. Both were killed instantly.
"Before he left on the deployment, we had a conversation and I had reached a point where I was getting really upset about it. Tom was telling me 'I might not come back.' I think he may have known," McFall said.
In the few weeks between his deployment and death, McFall said she had visions of Soldiers walking around a flagpole that she could see from her kitchen window. Looking back, McFall believes that was a sign of things to come.
"I loved that man. We would hold hands. We would mess with each other. We loved being near each other, just flirting," McFall said. "I miss the physical closeness we shared just being with each other.
"The sadness never goes away. It still comes in waves. Tom was the man of the house. I was always very independent and he didn't have to worry about me. I think he'd be happy if he saw his family today."
Though she is committed to her children, McFall has started to think about the possibilities of having another special person in her life. Earlier this year, she took off her wedding ring.
"I was coming up on the four-year mark since Tom's death. I was somewhere out in public and there was a cute guy. I suddenly realized I was sitting there with a wedding ring on and two kids," she said.
"I also had a necklace with Tom's wedding ring on it that I had worn since his death. A couple weeks earlier I was lying in bed one night and the necklace felt like it was choking me. I grabbed it and pulled it off, and it broke. That was a sign to me. It didn't seem like the necklace needed to be fixed. If it doesn't bother me, it must be right."
McFall still carries with her the initials mTm -- for Thomas Michael McFall -- that are tattooed on the inside of her right wrist, and two bracelets she wears in her husband's memory.
Yet, she is open to life's possibilities and the future. She wants to be available for whatever comes her way. She wants to try new things, and encourage her children to live full and rich lives. Her oldest, stepson Austin, is considering a military career.
"If he or Matthew or Elizabeth decides to join the military, I will support them. I will still be scared, but I will support them," she said. "We have a lot of military friends. The Army is important to us. We still want to be part of this family."
Survivor Outreach Services has helped McFall understand the grieving process beyond her own grieving. Although she is not sure where her college education will take her, becoming a grief counselor is a future career possibility.
"I've become more aware of different people and how they deal with grief. There is no right way. Everyone is different," she said.
"This job has made me more patient. People who are grieving aren't always angry and they aren't always sad. They are somewhere in the middle. I still want to help survivors. I still want to be involved. But right now, I want to pursue my education to see what I want to do with the rest of my life."


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When you make a vow to God, do not delay in fulfilling it. He has no pleasure in fools; fulfill your vow. —Ecclesiastes 5:4
Jacob made a vow to God: "If God will be with me ... and will give me food to eat and clothes to wear ... of all that you give me I will give you a tenth" (Gen. 28:20-22). Twenty years later, God turned up and said, "I am the God of Bethel. That was the spot where you made a vow to Me." The interesting thing is that when Jacob made a vow to tithe, he didn't have anything. But we read in Genesis 30:43 that he "grew exceedingly prosperous and came to own large flocks, and maidservants and menservants, and camels and donkeys." And now the Lord said, "I will remember your vow."
Jacob could have said, "Oh, I didn't think You took notice of that!" But I think as soon as Jacob heard the words, "I am the God of Bethel," he knew exactly what that meant.
Maybe, at this moment, God is taking your mind back to a vow you made to Him. Maybe you took a vow to pray, and He took care of you. But God remembers your vision. He is saying to you, "Come back to Me! Renew that vow!"
That is something God shouldn't have to do, because when you break a vow, that is a serious thing, and in so doing, you effectively release God from having to do anything for you. But God is so gracious, and He is saying to you, "Here I am again. Life is not over yet. There's still time, and if you will turn your life over to Me, I will restore the years the locusts have eaten. I will forgive all that has happened, all the mistakes you have made and the sins you have committed. And not only that, if you will begin now, I will cause everything that you have done in the past, everything that haunts you, that leaves you terrified, to work together for good."
I guarantee that if you return to Him, you will find out that there was a purpose in everything that happened. God has not deserted you. There was a reason He let certain things happen. God meant it for good.
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spaghetti with chorizo and almonds
I cooked dinner Wednesday night for the first time in over a week. I blame the babka. Oh, and also the red velvet cake, and since we're pointing fingers, that noodle kugel is looking a little guilty too, isn't it? And three-hour tortillas? Busted as well.


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Loving this scenery piece ^^
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My 5th Commission to Deviant Art.....Fanart to one of the best RPG's The Elder Scrolls:Skyrim......... and to my favorite guild (thieves guild) and armor (Nightingale)...Walk with the shadows..... resource photo credited to WillamFDrake...Thanks...done with 0.5 and 0.7 mechanical pencils...and charcoal pencils (2b-6b)...As always i do not own Nightingale Armor or Skyrim
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I'm a nightingale as well ^.^ its epic being one
Very good indeed. The only thing I would change would be the fingers, make them a bit longer. Loveit.
wow ....i don't have words ....its beautifull !!
This... Is... Amazing! I love it!
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love the shading.
Nice dude
this is sick i just made a nightingale yesterday one coolest looking armor in the game hands down
your art is Win
your art is Win
Excellent job! No matter how many times I play I always seem to find myself playing a thief in this armor.
By Sithis!! This is an amazing picture. It looks so real. 0.0
Holy hell...
this is badass
I love this armour!!
Yes, my all time favorite armor in skyrim. (Although the some of the bonuses are lame, it still looks cool... thats why its my favorite) Anyways, incredible drawing, couldn't draw it better myself. Awesome!
dude thats awesome also light dragon bone armour ftw
this is absolute
I've never joined the Thieves Guild in game, but I have to admit that the Nightingale Armor is the best-looking of them all, and you've done it justice here.
Thank you very much and there a pretty cool guild to join having the most intriguing storyline
y'know if u use the Ebony helmet with this armor, you become batman.
This is amazing
This is just simply incredible. Thank you for sharing your work with us.
Love it.
I do think the Nightingale armor is the best looking armor. Now if only I could get Brynjolf to ditch the little cape so I could watch his behind when we're sneaking through Irknthand.
Reminded me Star Wars emblem.
Nightwish - The Escapist... listen to it and look at Nightingale pictures. You'll like it... I promise.
I just did....wow...that was amazing...song fits perfectly with that...Thank you for sharing...now i must go play skyrim in my nightgale armor listening to this while fighting dragons at night...
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Very nice love the twist you pulled...hey did you ever get the violet pick i sent it to the email?
I love this armor set ^ ^ My Dark Elf Assassin Is a true killer thanks to this armor Love how you captured the detail of the armor


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What glitches/features would you like removed/changed? [b][u]Halo CE[/u][/b][spoiler]● One should hold the action button to get into a vehicle, rather than simply tapping it. This often resulted in accidentally getting into a vehicle while trying to reload my weapon.[/spoiler] [b][u]Halo 2[/u][/b][spoiler]Very little experience with Halo 2.[/spoiler] [b][u]Halo 3[/u][/b][spoiler]● Helmets and shoulders would often appear as the default armor, rather than what the player has set. I'd like this fixed.[/spoiler] [b][u]Halo 4[/u][/b][spoiler]● Commendations should be altered. I should not have to kill that many Crawler Snipers in Campaign, or earn that many Plasma Pistol kills in War Games. ● Increase the despawn time of dropped weapons, as it's currently 30 seconds or less, and is not long enough whatsoever.[/spoiler] inb4everythingabouthalo4 inb4opcan't"inb4"
BobTheBlowfish8/8/2014 9:06:57 PM PermalinkNothing except fix the H2 ending fiasco. Also I'm trading in halo 4 before the MCC comes out because I have no use for it to sit around.
METAL FACE DOOM8/8/2014 8:27:12 AM PermalinkAs noted, just remove the entirety of Halo 4's MP (leave the campaign in though, as I still can't figure out how to beat the Didact).
Barking Spider8/8/2014 6:17:45 PM PermalinkRemake all the cut scenes for all four games with CG like Halo 2.
Roams Alone8/8/2014 4:17:32 PM PermalinkYou are so right about Halo 4, those Crawler snipers they were as rare as decent people are in #Destiny.
TheBritishBacön8/8/2014 10:09:52 AM PermalinkCE- trade weapons with marines, make it so touching a vehicle isn't an instant splatter 2- Add ODST pods dropping on New Mombassa at the end of Metropolis 3- Moar terminals 4- Increase weapon pickup time, balance some commendations, fix forge, theatre and customs options
KingKrownEdited by KingKrown: 8/8/2014 6:51:21 AM Permalink-Halo CE As a few said, The Fuel Rod & Flame Thrower should be in. Banshee in MP. -Halo 2 An unbugged and bugged playlist would be nice, not Everyone may want BXR/super jumping etc. -Halo 3 Fine the way it is. -Halo 4 ಠ_ಠ. . . . . . . .Remove it?..... whatever it can stay.
ProphitEdited by Prophit: 8/8/2014 6:06:21 AM PermalinkHalo 2: I don't see why they didn't patch button combo (bxr) when it was discovered, but I guess it's too late now. It's gotten big, and removing it would cause an uproar. Also, super bounce for sure. Shut was annoying. Halo 4: loadouts and perks, though perhaps "should" doesn't apply here.
SpaceEagle8/8/2014 3:46:16 AM PermalinkIt would be awesome that they let you use all the weapons and vehicles that make an appearance in the halo games (CE, H2, H3, H4, Reach, ODST) to be available to use in every halo game. Like having the Brute plasma rifle from H2 in Halo 3. Hell the silenced SMG is coming to H2.
Lord of Admirals8/8/2014 12:48:28 AM PermalinkWhy are people even suggesting Halo 4 shouldn't be in the MCC? You really want less bang for your buck? Shit, Halo 3's story is a mess, but I want it in. Hell, I'd even want Reach in the game.
CocosEdited by Cocos: 8/8/2014 2:11:03 AM Permalink-I wouldn't mind if being able to superbounce objectives on top of buildings in Halo 2 was taken out. -Fix Halo 3's awful netcode -Don't try to make Infinity Slayer the flagship gametype of Halo 4 [quote]Helmets and shoulders would often appear as the default armor, rather than what the player has set. I'd like this fixed.[/quote] You can actually fix this if you change sensitivity mid-game.
ChaosMetalMartyEdited by ChaosMetalMarty: 8/7/2014 4:18:29 PM PermalinkHalo 1: The crybaby fanbase Halo 2: Map Exploits The crybaby fanbase Halo 3: The netcode The BR Spread The crybaby fanbase Halo 4: Plasma pistols and grenades in loadouts The lack of clasic playlists DMRs in Loadouts Boltshots Ordinance (overabundance of power weapons) The crybaby fanbase (This would literaly make halo 4 the best in the series)
Splendid Dust8/8/2014 1:46:18 AM PermalinkI'd like Spartan Ops to be removed because it's -blam!-ing embarrassing something that bad is allowed to be part of a AAA game in 2014
DeChief8/7/2014 7:59:28 AM PermalinkHalo CE: Flamethrower, fuel rod, and Banshee in multiplayer. Halo 2: Nothing. Halo 3: Carry the ranks over. Halo 4: Don't include it.
Kvaener8/8/2014 12:08:36 AM PermalinkCarry the CE pistol through to every game. In fact, make it the default weapon - we don't need any others.
ASoapyboxlolzEdited by ASoapyboxlolz: 8/7/2014 9:22:32 AM PermalinkEvery game needs custom classes and killstreaks, seriously who the -blam!- makes games without them. I don't wanna find weapons, I wanna use them. Instead of wasting time going around the map to find guns why don't we just get them. Oh and Perks too, Halo 4 had them and the others need them. It promotes more skill because you need to adapt to what people are using. Vehicles need to also be out, seriously, only bf3 can have vehicles. Do you see COD with vehicles? -blam!- no. The Halo reach armor lock needs to be present in Halo CE.
JonoEdited by Jono: 8/7/2014 8:05:09 AM PermalinkHalo CE - Have the Fuel Rod Gun and Flamethrower in the game. Halo 2 - Bring back Clans - More Brute Plasma Rifle spawns on maps Halo 3 - Fix Flag Juggling - No AR starts in any playlist for any reason ever - Have Double XP Weekend events return Halo 4 - Make it fun
MarkFanous8/7/2014 8:08:57 AM PermalinkHalo 4: actually place weapons and grenades on the map for pick up when we run out of ammo. Halo 3 was always abundant in pick up weapons and grenades at any given time during a match.


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Transitioning from life on a military base to life on a college campus can be a mission in itself.Bowling Green State University's efforts to ease the way for those who have served the country have earned it recognition as a military friendly school by G.I. Magazine. The honor places BGSU in the top 15 percent of schools nationwide.
BGSU has also been recognized by Military Times an article titled "School Support: 101 colleges that make veterans' success a priority." BGSU ranked 77th from more than 4,000 accredited institutions of higher learning when evaluated for financial assistance, academic flexibility, campus culture and support services.The designations are the result of strong campus-wide support for the effort, said Duane Whitmire, a retired administrator who headed the Student-Veteran Task Force that created the plan to accommodate veteran students. Most notable is the creation of the Non-Traditional Student Services Office (NTSS), which has helped to consolidate veterans services, once scattered across campus, into "one-stop shopping."According to the Assistant Director David Rice, himself a veteran, the NTSS office has made significant strides. Rice expedites the admissions process and walks veterans through the steps toward becoming enrolled. "Rather than having student veterans find [the process] out on their own, NTSS tells them what they need to do," he said."Post-9/11, the GI bill means more and more veterans coming back to college," said task force member Dr. Brett Holden, adding that with the withdrawal in Iraq and redeployment in Afghanistan, universities could see a further increase in student-veteran applications.Holden has for many years been helping students and administrators understand the experience of veteran soldiers transitioning to civilian life, and facilitating outreach to veterans and their families.Veterans attempting to enroll in college can have "hidden concerns," said Holden, theatre and film. They can find it difficult to plan their life around school, with the chance they may be called back into service. They may be unwilling to risk investing in books and registration in case they are not able to complete the semester. Service members also often experience a financial drawback. Compared to what they may have made in their regular careers, combat pay is only $36,000 a year, he said."They are a quiet group," Holden said. "They will not complain, but they will just leave."Such circumstances prompted Dean of Students Jill Carr to commission the task force, charging it with developing a cost-effective action plan.Of its 40 short-term and long-term recommendations, 90 percent entail no cost but reconfigure existing resources.The many services BGSU has come up with for veterans include waiving the application fee, as well as refunding the cost of textbooks if soldiers are facing deployment or are called up during the semester.One of the visible changes is on the redesigned BGSU application. Thanks to Director of Admissions Gary Swegan, the application now includes a question about veteran status, which will help the University track them and offer services.The Office of Transfer Evaluation helps service members with previous college credits transfer to BGSU. Rachel Schaeffer, director of transfer evaluations, says the University has recently become a member of the Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges consortium.In addition, "BG is attempting to make efforts to change so student veterans can become BG graduates," Rice said. "[The University] needs to be an active player with active duty personnel by bolstering online opportunities."


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"Sara's recipes are to be shared and savored. Nutritious, hearty, and relaxed, this book is filled with attractive food and beautiful photographs. Love it all around."
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"From gastriques to grape salsas and collard wraps to lassis, The Sprouted Kitchen proves that eating whole foods can be nutritious, approachable, and interesting. Sara and Hugh are my kitchen kin as they cook and shoot seasonally based, California-focused cuisine in a contemporary and smart manner. This book is a guide for the conscientious eater with creative yet doable ways to cook ethically, practically, and—most importantly—deliciously."
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Yogi Berra said that. I also recall someone saying at some conference on smart growth or new urbanism: the more cars sharing the road, the more people get frustrated (hence all the car ads of people driving with no other cars in sight), while the more people on a well designed sidewalk, the more we tend to like it.
One of my frequent complaints about 3D simulations depicting a new smart growth development or showing off a new transit technology is that they do a horrible job at including LOTS of people in the simulation. The reason is obvious, it takes a lot of time and skill to add realistic looking moving people around the sidewalks and crosswalks of a streetscape. Futuristic transportation videos often show the highspeed train or Personal Rapid Transit void of people. It feels like your traveling through a ghost town, and the unintended side-affect is that you end up feeling alone. Slowly but surely animators are including people walking around simulations.
Check out this crowd simulation: It's a real time crowd model based on continuum dynamics created by designhive. The motion of crowds is controlled by a dynamic potential field, which allows moving obstacles to begin avoiding each other well in advance without the need of explicit collision avoidance. You can also set up different degrees of discomfort zones (i.e. J walking in front of a car much higher than J walking behind a car, much higher than sticking to the sidewalks and crosswalks). In this example, the pedestrian and traffic simulation models are combined with a 3D Studio Max model of an Oxford Circus proposal, making a very realistic finished product. There is a paper and video by Treuille, A. Cooper, S., and Popović, Z, on using continuum dynamics for crowd simulation.
Another technique that works incredibly well (if you're good at it), is to combine video of real street scenes with 3D animation using green screen technology -- a technique now ubiquitous in the movie industry. Jonathan Arnold with Arnold Imaging in Kansas City Missouri has put together a number of development simulations using this technique. Check out the one he did for Kansas City. Cool stuff.


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