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Anthony Hopkins heads the cast as the soul-searching Pierre Bezuhov (a role for which he won the 1972 Best Actor BAFTA); Morag Hood is the impulsive and beautiful Natasha Rostova; Alan Dobie is the dour but heroic Andrei Bolkonsky; and David Swift is Napoleon, whose decision to invade Russia in 1812 has far-reaching consequences for both the Rostov and Bolkonsky families.
Includes a 44-page booklet featuring production notes, episode summaries, character profiles and stunning behind the scenes photography.
The Yugoslavia-filmed battle sequences convince with their cavalcade of extras, but the drawing-room scenes serve as the heart of the series. (The soft exteriors were shot on film; the crisp interiors on video.) In these sequences, the other Rostovs, Bolkonskys, and Bezuhovs--notably Nikolai's impetuous sister, Natasha (Morag Hood)--emerge as complex individuals. Occasional inner monologues distinguish them further. There's some overacting from a few cast members, like the splenetic Anthony Jacobs (Prince Bolkonsky), but Dobie, Angela Down (Andrei's sister, Maria), and especially BAFTA winner Hopkins, give three of the more nuanced performances. Dramatized by Jack Pulman (I, Claudius) and directed by TV veteran John Davies (Germinal), this 20-part series follows a black-and-white silent, a Hollywood production (with Henry Fonda and Audrey Hepburn), and an Oscar-winning Russian epic. The British edition, however, stands as the most complete adaptation. As Pulman stated at the time, "Part of the novel's effect is achieved by its sheer weight of detail, the piling up of incident upon incident." After 15 increasingly compelling hours of marriages, affairs, births, duels, and deaths, it's hard not to feel a kinship with these fatefully entwined families. --Kathleen C. Fennessy


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Pronunciation: /ˈpantɪŋ/
Definition of panting in English:
Breathing with short, quick breaths; out of breath: a panting dog
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- As luck would have it, I had ridden to school that day, and cycled quickly to the nearest butcher and pantingly ordered another load.
- Fowler and Griswold followed pantingly in the footsteps of Macaulay; their prose is extraordinarily self-conscious, and one searches it in vain for any concession to colloquialism.
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T he year 2007 marked the 15th anniversary of Wolfenstein 3D, the PC game that originally popularized the notion of the first-person shooter. Over a span of time that long, it's typical to see a new genre innovate, mature, stagnate, and eventually fall to the wayside, but Bellevue, Washington-based Valve—headed by former Microsoft employee and digital auteur Gabe Newell—has made every effort to keep that complacency from settling into a genre readily prone to it. Valve released the Orange Box earlier this fall, and it's one of the most exhaustive collections of superior gaming ever assembled. For the same price you'd shell out for any other game, you get 2005's classic dystopian sci-fi epic Half-Life 2, its two episodic semi-sequels (including this year's Episode 2), the online fracas Team Fortress 2, and the dimension-bending puzzle-shooter Portal.
All of these series expand on what it means to create a video game's world. Each installation in the Half-Life 2 pantheon turns the trials and tribulations of theoretical physicist-turned-resistance fighter Gordon Freeman into classic sci-fi adventure-pulp worthy of H.G. Wells. Team Fortress 2 not only refines squad-based capture-the-flag combat into a role-specific team sport where every type of combatant has a radically different role, but does it in a Pixar-esque art style that helps elevate it into a brightly colored world of explosion-heavy slapstick.
Portal is the most revolutionary game released all year. As a human lab rat entrusted to test Aperture Science's handheld portal device, you shoot a gun that places gateways on the flat surfaces of a room, thereby allowing you to undergo all sorts of strange spatial shortcuts that let you bypass hazards, divert projectiles, and fling yourself at ridiculous rates of speed for several yards, all while being taunted and cajoled by a hilarious, passive-aggressive AI. Video games may never be able to shake their stigma as time-wasters, but Valve makes sure they don't have to be a waste of brain cells.
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CHICAGO -- In his curriculum vitae, Austan Goolsbee lists as his "other interests" -- other than teaching at the University of Chicago -- two activities: triathlons and improv comedy. Evidently he is a masochist with a sense of humor, so he is suited to participate in presidential politics, which he is doing as an adviser to Barack Obama.
Before they met in person, Obama, running for the Senate in 2004, asked Goolsbee a perplexing question. Obama's opponent, Alan Keyes, an African- American imported from Maryland by Illinois' shambolic Republican Party, had been asked whether he believed in reparations for slavery. Keyes said perhaps America could do what Rome did -- exempt descendents of former slaves from taxes for two generations. Obama asked Goolsbee how much that might cost. Goolsbee's two answers were: Hard to say. And: Trillions.
Goolsbee graduated from Yale and earned his doctorate from MIT before coming to the University of Chicago's business school, which gave to public life a giant of conservatism, George Shultz. The university's economics department has been adorned by the likes of Milton Friedman, George Stigler and Gary Becker, each a Nobel laureate, each a conservative by virtue of his inclination to expect more utility from markets than from government interventions therein.
Is Goolsbee dismayed about widening income inequality? Yes, but with a nuanced understanding. The stagnation of middle- and working-class incomes, and the anxiety this has generated, is, he says, a most pressing problem, but policymakers must be mindful about trying to address its root cause, which Goolsbee says is "radically increased returns to skill."
In 1980, people with college degrees made on average 30 percent more than those with only high school diplomas. That disparity has widened to 70 percent. In the same year, the average earnings of people with advanced degrees were 50 percent more than those with only high school diplomas; today it is more than 100 percent.
The market is shouting, "Stay in school!" and Goolsbee's conservative colleagues at Chicago say a high tax rate on high earners is "a tax on going to college." Conservatives say: Don't tax something unless you are willing to have less of it. But Goolsbee says: Conservatives often exaggerate the behavioral response to increased tax rates. The solution is to invest more in education, which will raise wages, reduce inequality and move toward equilibrium. The GI bill was, he says, so prolific in stimulating investment in "human capital" -- particularly, college education -- that for a while the return on it went down relative to high school.
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Kate Winslet had to remember to have a good cry in the wake of her separation from her husband Sam Mendes and has confessed she got ''too good'' at ''soldiering on''.
Kate Winslet needed to be told to have a good cry following her split from husband Sam Mendes.
The Oscar winner separated from the movie director in March 2010 and she admits she wrongly bottled up her feelings in a bid to protect her children - Mia, 11, her daughter with first husband Jim Threapleton, and seven-year-old Joe, her son with Sam.
In an interview with the November issue of Harper's Bazaar magazine, she said: "As a woman, especially when you have children, one gets so good at soldiering on - almost too good. Because you know what it's like - as soon as you open that can of worms, it's so f***ing big, you wish you'd never taken the goddamn lid off.
"I've had to remind myself to have those moments of being able to have a f***ing good cry, but it did take someone putting their hand on me - a gay male friend, actually, who put his hand on my shoulder and said, 'It's OK, you can cry about this, and maybe you should.' "
Despite the pain she has suffered in the wake of the split, Kate accepts it has been just as difficult for Sam - who she was in a relationship with for almost seven years - and she insists both have acted like "grown-ups" following the end of their marriage.
She added: "One thing I will say about me and Sam is that it's fine, it's really fine. We're grown-ups at the end of the day, and however hard it's been for me, it's been equally hard for him."
The 35-year-actress has regrets about the end of both of her marriages but she is determined that her mistakes won't affect her children.
Kate - who is now believed to be dating Sir Richard Branson's nephew Ned Rocknroll - said: "There's no way that I'm going to allow my children to be f***ed up because my marriages haven't worked out. I so wish that that wasn't the case, that that hadn't happened in my life, but it has. So I will make the best of it."


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Sanfrecce Hiroshima Asian Handicap -0.25 in ordinary time at odds 2.06
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Reigning champions by as much as 7 points lost their first game of the season at home to my J. League champions tip for 2013, Urawa Red Diamonds. They were actually dominating big parts of that game but Urawad's tight defense will be key this season. Sanfrecce will be very disappointed to have lost that home game and now they face a must win game already in the second round, away at very bad team Albirex Niigata who will probably be relegated this season, they can't be lucky every year. They lost away at Cerezo Osaka by 1-0, an OK result and their defense is quite OK but they shouldn't be able to stop amazing J. League players like especially Hisato Sato but also Koji Morisaki and Naoki Ishihara from scoring any goals. I think Sanfrecce are bigger favorites than what Pinnacle suggests, we can even pick the -0,25 and still get more than even.

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Oh' I just love it - Looks simply great!
Amazing! Truly amazing! I'm writing a novel called "Isolation" and I'm wondering if I could modify this a bit and use this as the cover picture?
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Nice work!
great job !! I'm a indi-developer. Can I use this image as a background of my IOS game's inventory scene ?
great texturing!!
great job xD
love the texture on the far right!
Awesome concept i think this would make an awesome sci-fi RPG game or a good fiction for a post apocalyptic scenario much like RAGE, and this is kind of that.
The lighting is awesome! Thank you for sharing it!
I like your work, what modeling software do you use?
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Wow! You are really talented! I'm writing a novel set in the the future (about 200 years from now) and this picture really gave me a great concept of what the environment should look like! Thanks for the inspiration! Keep up the good work...
Brilliant! Love the glow.
These kind of pictures are good inspiration for writing ^^ I like it
Great stuff ! Love the neon and sunlight effects in there !
hi, can I use this beautiful image as background to add predator vs aliens ?
Hell yeah!) I would be proud)
Lovin' the Interior to Exterior Lighting!
I'm always a fan of this type of picture in sci fi as it always leaves me wondering whats at the end of the tunnel. I suppose I just like Sci fi that leaves me wondering.
This looks like the UDK to me. Nice Job. Keep it up ^^
Very nice.
just ask, those glows rendered in game scene or post work in photoshop?
just ask, those glows rendered in game scene or post work in photoshop?
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great work! ..definetly worth putting in portfolio
I could totally see this as being a scene in a video game. Mission accomplished, sir. :3
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did u made this all or is this just a screenshot in a game?
))))it`s made by me, i using game engine for render, i created all this models and textures,except rock
Rocks taken from editor base(now i created my own rock, soon i upload a new render)
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I like it By danny on 7/31/2014danny would recommend this product to a friendI have the BR-110 & i like the cone shape bottom which helps churn the pellets and helps the water flow easier. Its easy to disassemble for adding bio pellets & cleaning.
Measurably Nitrate Reduction By Eldog on 6/9/2014Eldog would recommend this product to a friendPrevious review written at 7 weeks of reactor operation yielded negligible nitrate reduction with 3- 5 PPM measurable nitrate in 300 gal. total volume reef system, (Tank 3 yrs old). Measures taken in week 18 revealed no detectable nitrates. All other feeding, water changes, and tank inhabitants have not changed. My assumption is that this system needs at least 3 months of biological maturation to achieve. Algal growths diminished appreciably. I am a big advocate of this system for nitrate control, but patience is necessary.
Poor Circulation By Timothy on 5/8/2014Timothy wouldn't recommend this product to a friendThis reactor was simple to setup. The pellet churned rapidly when first set up. Flow appeared to only come out one side of the nozzle. After 5 months of operation, the pellets have stopped moving. I have been using a 720 g/h pump since the start. I changed pumps thinking it was the pump. No deal. I pull the in put tube from the unit and made sure it was clear. I stirred the pellets to make sure they were not clumped. They were not. It appears to be an issue with the reactor. Getting this unit back together after servicing was a bear. You have to push the supply tube down through the pellets. I would definitely go with a bigger pump.
As Advertised By Elliott on 4/16/2014Elliott would recommend this product to a friendThe functionality of this unit is exactly as advertised. Set -up is simple. I would certainly advocate for a 900 gal. or more pump with throttle valving. The bioballs tumble nicely making a soft hissing sound. I have been running this unit for 7 weeks now on a 230 gal reef and have not measured any significant drop in nitrate, (3-4 ppm). Higher nitrate laden systems may see a more tangible drop, but for reef tanks, I'm not sure this is the answer for a negligible total nitrate goal. The build and mechanical workings however are well made and perform as advertised.
Great unit - Simple and it works By JTG on 4/3/2014JTG would recommend this product to a friendUnit does exactly what is it supposed to do, is easy to install, and easy to maintain. I have so far been impressed with the Reef Octopus line of products (also have a protein skimmer) - with the exception of the quality of the documentation (minimal to non-existent). In this case, that was not an issue as there is very little to document. Connect the inbound hose from the pump, the outbound hose, load media, turn on, and adjust flow - then leave it alone. Strongly suggest a flow control valve between pump and unit to allow tuning of flow for optimal "churn." Really the only product suggestion I would have is to add an integral flow valve on the unit - similar to the Vertex media reactors.
Good Construction By John on 12/28/2013John would recommend this product to a friendI just got this reactor and it feels very sturdy. The check valve is also great because this way the biopellets can't get siphoned out of the reactor. Overall I am very happy.
Great By Nicks the reefer on 9/19/2013Nicks the reefer would recommend this product to a friendBlight this reactor cause I had enough with that two fishes cheep stuff first of all two fishes reactor simply badly design for pellets those two nets that come with reactor kit won't make two fishes reactor work properly Anywat this Reef octopus outstanding product pellets tumbling great no clogs everything working as it supose to I just sorry I did not buy this product in the first time bought that two fishes cr..p that is so bad Anywat Reef Octpus definitely buy work great
it works good. could be better By Dustin on 3/31/2013Dustin would recommend this product to a friendturns the pellets well but its a pain to get ot out from under the tank for matinance or rffil unless u have some quick disconct.on the screen at the top will clog up,but not for quit some time.mabey u can set up better then I did but its a quality product been running for over a year and no leaks and nothing has broke on it


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We had our village magazine come round over the weekend with this years flower show entry form inside. I have decided to enter the 'Recycling' category. Make a display using a tin can and garden flowers. So here goes my display, perhaps you can try this too?
Take two soup cans, remove the labels.Drill drainage holes in the bottom of one, and glue (metal glue) this on the top of the other one.Paint them both black (Metal Paint)Paint a golden harp in the middle of the two cans, and plant white Alyssum in the top.
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Gene Therapy Gives Blood a Path Around Leg Blockages, Researchers Say
By GINA KOLATA
Published: November 10, 1997
Gene therapy has prompted patients with hopelessly blocked blood vessels in their legs to grow their own bypasses, researchers said yesterday. Most patients in a small study saw a dramatic reversal of the predictably downhill course of that type of cardiovascular disease.
The results, reported at the scientific meeting of the American Heart Association in Orlando, Fla., by Dr. Jeffrey Isner of St. Elizabeth's Hospital and the Tufts University School of Medicine near Boston, covered 10 patients. Although that is not a large number, some experts said the study was a rare demonstration of a clinical benefit from gene therapy and might be pivotal.
Dr. Isner and his colleagues injected genes into legs, eliciting the growth of a web of hairlike blood vessels that rerouted blood around the blockages and could be seen with X-ray and magnetic resonance imaging.
As a result, he reported, three patients who had been scheduled for amputations avoided them entirely because blood flow improved so markedly. For six other patients, severe and unrelenting pain lessened; two of them, who had been scheduled to lose legs, each lost a toe to amputation. In some cases, gangrene cleared up. Only one of the 10 patients failed to respond.
A paper describing the results has been accepted for publication in the journal Circulation, Dr. Isner said.
In addition to using a small number of patients, the study lacked a group that received a placebo for purposes of comparison. Medical experts urged that the work be repeated in a large study with such controls. Until then, said Dr. R. Sanford Williams, chief of cardiology at the University of Texas Southwestern School of Medicine in Dallas, ''we have to be extremely cautious and avoid giving false hope.''
Nonetheless, some experts said, the results were compelling. The patients, after all, were in the final stages of a devastating disease. There was essentially no chance that their conditions would improve on their own. And never before, some experts said, had gene therapy actually resulted in the clinical improvement of a disease.
''This could be a pivotal study,'' said Dr. James Wilson, director of the Institute for Human Gene Therapy at the University of Pennsylvania.
Dr. Stuart H. Orkin, a professor of pediatric medicine at the Harvard Medical School, said, ''It is one of the first, if not the first, times that gene therapy has resulted in a clinical improvement.''
Dr. Orkin is co-chairman of a committee convened by Dr. Harold Varmus, director of the National Institutes of Health, to advise him on gene therapy research.
And despite his trepidation about giving false hope, Dr. Williams said, he found the results thrilling. In fact, he added, when some of the patients' histories are described, ''you have to say, 'Wow.' ''
Each year 30,000 to 40,000 Americans develop such severe blockages in their leg arteries that they have excruciating pain or ulcers on their legs that do not heal. Those patients, unlike people with blocked coronary arteries, cannot be treated with drugs, because none are effective for their condition.
Instead, they face eventual amputations, as the lack of blood flow leads to infections and gangrene. But amputations are very risky.
Dr. Isner said that 20 percent of those patients died in the hospital and that 40 percent died within a year of the surgery. His patients, Dr. Isner said, had the most to gain and the least to lose from gene therapy.
The study exploited the remarkable properties of a gene known as the vascular endothelial growth factor, or vegF, that is thought to be the body's signal to grow new blood vessels. The idea was to inject vegF genes directly into muscle cells near the blockage and allow the muscles to take up the gene and use it to make vegF protein. About 5 percent of the billions of genes that Dr. Isner injected actually went into muscle cells and were used by them.
Upon taking up the genes, the muscle cells secreted the vegF protein, which made its way to nearby blood vessels. Normally, vegF would not avidly attach itself to cells that line the blood-vessel walls. But when a vessel is blocked, the cells just beyond the blockage, which are starved for blood, become very sticky for vegF. And so the vegF proteins presumably attached themselves to the exact sections of the blood vessels where they were needed.
With vegF stuck to their surfaces, the cells started to sprout a network of threadlike blood vessels. When that happens, for reasons that are still mysterious to researchers, the new vessels wind their way around the blockage and form an alternative pathway for blood.
Any vegF that did not attach to cells near the blockage was swept away by the bloodstream and degraded. The muscle cells secreted vegF only for several weeks, just long enough for the body to grow its bypasses.
''When we began our study,'' Dr. Isner said, ''we had no idea what dose of gene therapy was going to work or if the way we were injecting the genes was appropriate or if the sites we were injecting were appropriate. I have to admit, we really lucked out.''


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Visser, a Northern Michigan University graduate with a professional background in the electronics industry says he purchased the company from the city for $1,000; however as a part of the deal the company will provide free service to the city in the amount of $40,000. He plans to spend thousands more to bring cable television in Negaunee into the twenty first century.
Visser wants to be a substantial competitor to satellite television and the area's biggest private cable company, Charter. Customers can expect a switch to digital in the near future, as well as 15 new added channels and a walk in office for customer service.
"Digital switch will be over the next three months; then we will add stations," reports Visser. "Next year we will start to add DVR boxes."
Customers can soon expect to click to channels like the Big Ten Network, the NFL Network and Bravo TV. Viewers will also be able to pay their bills online, by check and in person at Peninsula Bank.
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Air Force officials invited Defense representatives to the Pentagon April 13 to discuss the Air Force's proposal to assume executive agent responsibilities for medium- and high-altitude unmanned aerial vehicles. The proposal was put forward March 5 in a memorandum to senior Defense officials from Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. T. Michael Moseley.
The memorandum stated the Air Force's desire for executive agency of the UAVs, and also indicated its desire to discuss the proposal with other service and combatant command representatives, said Col. Charlie Bartlett, the Air Force deputy director for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, or ISR, capabilities.
"We had a very productive discussion with attendees who were clearly able to openly address their concerns," said Colonel Bartlett. "The first step in this process was to provide a joint forum for warfighting communities to collaborate, discuss their ideas and issues as well as provide dialogue for a way forward."
The Air Force shared its vision for UAV executive agency. As the executive agency for medium- and high-altitude UAVs, the Air Force would oversee the development, acquisition and procurement of UAVs designed to meet joint requirements as well as their associated equipment and ground control stations, said Lt. Gen. David Deptula, deputy chief of staff for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.
The meeting also afforded an opportunity to discuss a comprehensive approach to optimizing our nation's ISR capabilities as outlined in the March 5 memo.
"Each service brings unique core competencies," said Colonel Bartlett. "Our focus is working together with our sister services to build interdependence in order to effectively provide kinetic and non-kinetic effects, in a manner consistent with joint doctrine, to all joint users; and to procure the best, most cost effective combat capabilities for the joint force."
DoD has reached the point in the proliferation of UAVs where it is necessary to achieve acquisition efficiencies and eliminate duplication of effort. The Air Force proposal fosters standardization of systems to enhance interoperability. With a single lead agency, costly redundant UAV acquisitions would be reduced.
The Air Force and Army are both buying from the same company. Someone needs to be the lead agency for this, have a center of excellence, and operate from a policy and requirements standpoint, said Gen. Ronald Keys, commander of Air Combat Command. We must be more efficient and effective on how we both get these UAVs and how we operate them.
While the Air Force has developed capability to provide full-motion video to the forces on the ground, there is not enough standardization and integration across UAV systems.
The Air Force believes a single agency, which is accountable to the services and combatant commanders, can best meet the development, standardization, acquisition, and procurement needs of joint warfighters, providing increased combat capability faster and cheaper.
Since the Air Force is responsible for employing air power and conducting joint, interdependent warfare from the air, it makes sense for the Air Force to be the executive agent for medium- and high-altitude UAVs, said Colonel Bartlett
With more than 10 years of combat employment experience, the Air Force is organized, trained and equipped to be the executive agent for medium- and high-altitude UAVs. To work seamlessly together on the battlefield, our systems must be interdependent and responsive to the services and combatant commanders, Colonel Bartlett said.
"Appointing the Air Force as (executive agent) for medium- to high-altitude UAVs will ensure the most efficient use of DoD resources, will maximize UAV joint effectiveness for America's warriors on the ground, at sea, and in the air, and will produce the most seamless array of UAV capabilities for joint force and combatant commanders," General Deptula said.


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The TeleRead take: New York is probably swarming with British tourists, given the cheaper dollar. Not to mention that we Yanks are suckers for people with the right accents. So one way or another, Brits might be able to get some helpful Americans to oblige. A task for a concierge at a ritzy hotel, maybe? Or a Brit with the right banking connections, if it can be done within the law? Needless to say, similar tricks could work for other nonAmericans, not just the British. I know. This is old stuff for sophisticated techies and travelers, but might be of interest to e-book novices.
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Chu would do anything.
This is beautiful work!
To the Ends of the Earths and beyond.
Hooray! Go get her Chu! This was worth the wait...
I loving this soft color technique. Oh! ... and "Boing Boing " lines! Haha
I loving this soft color technique. Oh! ... and "Boing Boing " lines! Haha
haha XD yesss Hopefully there will be more soon. I'm a drawing monster right now.
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miammiam thanks Vhazic
Very cute and dynamics boobies here!
Her boobs are always dynamic. She moves a toe and they bounce. Or so it seems. lol ~_~:
...This is so cute. XD
poor little bug
Love your choice of colors man, so vibrant, reminds me of sidewalk chalk. If you don't where do you get your color inspiration (hope that makes sense)?
Excellent work as always.
Awesome work here
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Chu will squirm through sand, water, rock, and grass to peek "under the table".
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A driver in Colorado was distracted by noisy students before his bus veered off of a narrow road and rolled last week, district officials say. The driver was new to the job.
The students are accused of assaulting their school bus driver, 67-year-old Herman Brown, after he asked them to move to the front of the bus.
The former monitor for Colonial Heights (Va.) Public Schools admits she struck a 6-year-old boy who hit her. She pleads guilty to assault and battery of a child, receives a suspended jail sentence, and must take parenting classes, and complete community service and an anger management program.
A Pennsylvania school bus driver allegedly slammed on the brakes to get the attention of unruly students on the bus, and several suffered injuries.
Students reported to the Ohio high school's principal that the girl yelled the threats. She may be charged with aggravated menacing and expelled from school.
A North Carolina bus driver allegedly grabs an 8-year-old boy and throws him down the bus' stairs after he asks him to do a head count and the boy says no. The driver is charged with assault on a child under age 12 and is suspended with pay.
In Atlanta, some older boys and girls have been separated on the school bus to improve behavior. District officials tell me that their drivers are given autonomy to decide how to seat their passengers. ...
The district could have avoided embarrassment — for the school bus driver and for itself — by not passing judgment until after conducting a thorough investigation.
In an exclusive interview with School Bus Fleet, NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind discusses key points from the agency's public meeting, and options for what NHTSA may propose this fall.
The agency's public meeting looks at the barriers and benefits of seat belts on large school buses, as well as other approaches aimed at increasing safety.
Lois King, a driver for Fauquier County (Va.) Public Schools since 1960, shares her strategy for behavior management and the reason she started shuttling students.
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In New York, a 6-year old with autism ran from his bus after it stopped at his school. The bus aide tried to catch up with him, and police eventually found him safe more than 30 blocks away.
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SIMPEC S.r.l.
based in Nova Milanese (MB), ITALY
Simpec works in the design, construction, installation and service of industrial water and wastewater treatment plants. Main sector of the company is metal and plastic surface finishing treatments. Simpec works for all the industries that use and consume water in their different production processes. Simpec realizes also plants for landfills (leachate treatment), plants ...
MYCELX Technologies Corporation
based in Gainesville, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
The Global Leader in Engineered Oil Removal Solutions. MyCelx is the only environmentally sound, patented technology certified for oil removal performance by Lloyd`s Register, UK. Our complete set of turnkey solutions tackle the toughest oil removal challenges in Oil/Gas and Petrochemical, Marine, Manufacturing, Power and Facilities. The MyCelx team has taken the ...
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About DNV GLDriven by our purpose of safeguarding life, property and the environment, DNV GL enables organizations to advance the safety and sustainability of their business. We provide classification and technical assurance along with software and independent expert advisory services to the maritime, oil and gas, and energy industries. We also provide certification ...
LAR Process Analysers AG
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LAR Process Analysers AG developed into the leading supplier of online analysers for the determination of sum parameters in water. In our Berlin headquarters, we develop and produce our continuously working water analysers that we distribute worldwide. Due to the steadily increasing significance of environmental protection, our technological market leadership – Made in ...
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AMETEK Process Instruments is a worldwide manufacturer of process analyzers and instrumentation. A Business Unit of the Process & Analytical Instruments division of AMETEK, Inc., we are part of a global corporation with over $3.5 billion (USD) in annual revenue. Our engineering and manufacturing activities take place in several North American facilities. We have direct ...
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RWL Water provides desalination, water, wastewater, waste-to-energy, recovery & reuse, and food & beverage processing solutions to municipalities and industries. The Company's internationally experienced and highly responsive team is dedicated to delivering leading edge solutions globally.
Modern Water - Monitoring Division
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Modern Water's Monitoring division has developed some of the world's most advanced systems for monitoring water quality. We provide market-leading toxicity monitoring systems, trace metal and environmental monitoring systems. The range includes systems for portable, online, and laboratory use. Our toxicity monitoring products, Microtox and Microtox CTM, detect toxins in ...
De Nora Water Technologies
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De Nora Water Technologies provides a range of trusted disinfection and filtration technologies and aftersales support services for water and wastewater treatment in the energy, marine and municipal markets worldwide. With more than 50 years' experience in water treatment, the company has developed, delivered and installed thousands of installations worldwide across a ...
Genesis Water Technologies, Inc
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Genesis Water Technologies, Inc. is a USA based manufacturer of advanced, innovative and sustainable treatment solutions for applications in process water, drinking water, water reuse and waste water to our valued clients and collaboration partners worldwide.
Process Ecology
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Process Ecology was founded in Calgary, Alberta in 2003. We have substantial experience in engineering consulting for the oil and gas industry as well as detailed knowledge of the process simulation software business. The founders built this base over the last decade while working with leading process simulation software companies Hyprotech/Aspentech and as part of our ...


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I drew myself again, trying to mimic the awesome style of Alessandro Barbucci.
sketched with a pencil, inked with a ballpoint pen, and colored with copics + edited slightly in Photoshop.
sketched with a pencil, inked with a ballpoint pen, and colored with copics + edited slightly in Photoshop.
Good work!
Do you mind if I use this as a reference for one of my pieces? I'd really appreciate it.
cuuute! nice hair here!
Very steady hand, quite the opposite of my work. My hands shake to much to do any good work.
Immensely cute.
WOW. Superb.
looks like me, i like it lol. your really good.
Like her lips they are so pretty. And her hair is so BLUUUEEE. I love blue...
Wow! I adore this! You look amazing! This style is gorgeous!
I just grabbed my sketch book and copied those lips five times to dissect how they're drawn. I seriously love this piece!
im loving the style
I like the pixie nose, perspective and lips :3 your proportions are well done
Absolutely love the colors!
awesome o.o
WOW! I love the colors, and the texture the copics add!
oh mah gawd so pretty OwO
This is really beautiful *www*
Pouty ops
Beautiful! It looks really really good! So amazing
Now what a cutie! I really like that style.
I like this. I love your copic work. I wish I had copics, but I'm stuck with prismacolors, unfortunately.
This is awesome!!
beautiful, as always. Your art never fails to amaze me!
Very cool I like the way the expression is done
nice ^_^ ima sucker for freckles! lucky!
Loving this
awww u look cute xD i like it
I love it! The nose just completes it all. <3333
very good.
Why emulate someone else's style? You've got a flavor all your own!
Very Pretty <3
You can draw humans?
(Myself: OBVIOUSLY! *Smack*)
(Myself: OBVIOUSLY! *Smack*)
Great job!
Sassy owo
out of all your ID's that you made, i really like this one the most. from the upturned nose, the eyes, that 1 ear and the hair ps your freckles are cute
I still adore you're style so much I can't even say... ♥
Buen trabajo
thats really good!
Wow this really looks awesome, if I may ask, what are you basic techniques for shading?
this is awesome! your very pretty X3 hugs
Dude Ooms what are you doing put a shirt on people are seeing this!
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My husband has orders to Hawaii anywhere from Feb1-March3rd. I can't fly after Feb 10th. So he's going to try and get our tickets for the first week of Feb. I was going to fly home have the baby there and fly to hawaii later. But after talking to DH, financially with a new baby on the way the best thing is for me to move to hawaii with him. Now my MIL wan't to keep DD who will be 17 months when we leave for 3 months until she can fly out to hawaii. She keeps telling me I'll have my hands full and I'm going to be so tired etc... I keep telling her no. Maybe I could do it if she was only staying a month or less. So now she's telling me i'm being selfish. I understand where she's coming from but I can't stay away from DD that long. I rather be a grumpy BITCH with 2 babies with no sleep than not have my daughter with me. lol. I'm not the only person to have 2 babies with no help. DH only gets 10days off before going back to work. So what would you do? MIL lives in TX. We live in Cali at the moment.
Moving to Hawaii. MIL wants to keep DD for 3 months WWYD?
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Wait... you MIL says you are being selfish because you want to keep your child with you?
She is the one being selfish, that is YOUR child. Not hers. I couldn't even imagine being away from my baby for 3 months.
Tell her no, if she sais you are being selfish just say "It's fine that you think that, but this is MY child."
I am going to be moving a few months after having this baby. And we are going to have a hard time with it... but at the same time. It is what you "signed up" for when you are having babies.
If it were me, I would straight up tell her that she is an idiot if she honestly believes that ANY mother would be okay with not seeing their baby for 3 months at your DD's age.
HELL NO! i would never do that! I can't even be away from my babies over night! Broke my heart when i couldn't have my little one at the hospital after my ODD was born.
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Thank you. We are going to try and fly home if we can afford it before leaving to Hawaii but if we both can't fly since DH hasn't been home since last Dec then him and DD will be going and i'll stay here. But i know when he gets there she's going to try and talk him into lettign her stay.
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Absolute not. and a hell no on top. There is no way and some shit I would let a 17 month old be away from her parents for 3 months.
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Magazine of the painting blogosphere.
Patrick Neal reviews Rough Cut at Morgan Lehman Gallery, New York, curated by Jennifer Samet and Elizabeth Hazan, on view through February 7, 2015. The show features works by Alexi Worth, Amy Park, Bryan Osburn, Carrie Moyer, Elizabeth Hazan, Jennifer Sirey, Sangram Majumdar, and Trevor Winkfield.
Neal writes that the exhibition "pairs artworks with the preliminary collages from which they are derived... the artists in Rough Cut demonstrate the degree to which collage can act as a conceptual and formal progenitor for a painting or sculpture. Despite its simplicity, collage as a device can influence the mechanical and philosophical bearings of an artwork. Making good on this premise, there are a range of disciplines orbiting around Rough Cut that underscore the hybrid nature of so much art-making today, everything from architecture, cartography, textiles, and theater to social media, photography, and graphic design."
Etty Yaniv blogs about the recent exhibition Mixtape! at No. 4 Studio (co-curated by Sophia Alexandrov and Todd Bienvenu) that took place during Bushwick Open Studios. The show featured works by Joe Anthony-Brown, Todd Bienvenu, Katherine Bradford, Lauren Collings, Joy Curtis, Dan Flanagan, Emily Noelle Lambert, Margrit Lewczuk, Gili Levy, Meg Lipke, Lauren Luloff, Sangram Majumdar, Jason Mones, Alexander Nolan, Mark Petersen, Matt Phillips, Kyle Staver, and Dwain Thomas Walters II.
William Eckhardt Kohler reviews the exhibition Sangram Majumdar: Peel at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, New York, on view through December 22, 2013.
Kohler writes that "many of the paintings read, at least initially, more abstract than representational. The paintings are seductive sensual and luscious, evincing a skill and sensitivity that few painters even get close to manifesting. At the same time they hold the viewer at a distance, raising more questions than they answer. While the paintings frustrate, complicate and undermine pictorial expectation, they also bring deep satisfaction in reflections, openings and bursts of revelation. In eluding the obvious Majumdar often utilizes blockages, obfuscations and disruptions, in the process testing how far one can push perceptual painting and improvisation... In an age when so much painting seems to be moving towards simplification, Majumdar asks us to accept the challenge of extended and thoughtful looking."
Zachary Keeting and Christopher Joy visit the studio of painter Sangram Majumdar whose exhibition Peel is on view at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, New York through December 22, 2013.
Majumdar comments: "I'm toying with the appearance of accessibility that representation carries with it... The question of why paint something that exists or why paint something to the degree that we can recognize it... I'm trying to talk about the nature of assumptions that a certain type of painting brings with it... to create a space in the painting that asks questions. When you're in that moment, by nature you're not going to get complete answers - you're going to get fragments and you're going to get possibilities - and the painting holds it together."
In a series of three posts, Elisabeth Condon photoblogs a number of summer painting shows in New York including: Summer Session at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, and works by Mary Corse from a Summer Group Show at Lehman Maupin (Post 1), Endless Summer at Brian Morris Gallery (Post 2), and Reinventing Abstraction at Cheim & Read (Post 3).
John Yau reviews the exhibition From Life at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, organized with Marshall Price, on view through December 23, 2012.
Yau writes that the show presents "11 paintings by artists committed to working from observation. Chronologically, the artists span five decades (or generations), with Lois Dodd and Lennart Anderson, born respectively in 1927 and 1928, being the oldest. The youngest include Gideon Bok, Anna Hostvedt, Sangram Majumdar and Cindy Tower, with Bok and Tower born in the 1960s, and Hostevedt and Majumdar born in the 1970s. The other artists are Susanna Coffey, Rackstraw Downes, Stanley Lewis, Catherine Murphy, and Sylvia Plimack Mangold, who were born between 1938 and 1949. Together, these artists — a number of whom have been influential teachers — suggest that observational painting is a vigorous, various, and imaginative enterprise that continues to fly under the radar."
In a three part video interview, Haniya Rae visits the studio of painter Sangram Majumdar.
Of his recent work Majumdar remarks: "Being someone who works with a certain amount of observation and looking at things, I wanted to… compress a space I was familiar with through day to day interaction, like my studio, against a space that I'm familiar with more through memory… and try to pull those things together, literally… complicating within the painting a physically experience space and then a space that literally doesn't exist anymore."
John Seed interviews painter Sangram Majumdar about his work and process as well as Steven Harvey, whose gallery exhibits Majumdar's work.
Regarding observation based painting, Majumdar notes: "I have always been an image-based painter, regardless of the source, be it photography, working from life, or pure invention. Often the reason I start with something physical and actual is because it gives me something to fight against. There's an immediacy to the experience that gets actualized through paint. But I also work from photos, memory end maquettes. Over the last couple years, I have been doing a series of paintings that take everyday objects and 'cast' them in a theatrical manner in my studio -- a place I often think of as a stage-set.' Basically, I am open to all sources. Painting for me becomes a way to undo the logic, and create a space that is interstitial and ephemeral."
Christopher Joy and Zachary Keeting talk with Sangram Majumdar at his recent exhibition of new work at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects.
Majumdar remarks that "Things you think about when you're painting, to me, it's interesting… I'll be painting… and I'm daydreaming about a moment of the painting somewhere else. Some people when they work from life they're very much attuned to what they're observing, I often find when I work… I'm starting with something very straightforward and observing what is happening and then trying to find echoes of that in other parts of the painting."
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i have been wanting to do vexel of this one. the hair really fascinates me. it's not intended for prints or commercial use, though.
this isn't lady gaga, hehehehehe.
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Looks lovely! Gorgeous work on the hair.
Awesome style of art!
She's very lovely; your colour scheme for her hair mixes icy blue and deep cobalt layers to create a breezy yet rich flavour, near jewel-like (or ice XD) in feel. Also the choice of fuchsia for background helps the overall hair and luminous skin-tone stand out more, and the styling of fringed tassled hairstyle and slick sunglasses can never go wrong. Thank You for this art, Just Pure Stylishness personified here!
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Lucy in disguise, with glasses lol
very cool
Wow totally looks vector. I wouldn't have guessed photoshop.
Love dat hair abd sunglasses!
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Now that, is super funky.
Well done on a fantastic piece.
Well done on a fantastic piece.
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it looks kind of like karen gillan from doctor who c: very nice!
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I love Gaga. This is an amazing picture!
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i love all the loose hairs, it's more realistic
WTf?? How is THIS popular and my stuff isnt???????????? im so mutch beter
yes, you are dude. rock and roll!
Well that's not very nice to say :T There's no need to make comparisons or to be envious of another person's achievments.
I can't tell if you're trolling or really this stupid...but I more tend towards the trolling...it's almost impossible to be so stupid :/
well sometimes it is, dont mind her, she is a proud emo, she hates all, and suicidal with no reason, that's what she says on her page, right?.
I've been watching deviations for like 5 minutes only, and it's the second piece I see your stupid comment under. I didn't read your writings, but her artwork is better than your drawings I believe, and even if it wasn't, say nice things or something constructive. In case you can't, then be quiet.
(And acting like this won't help you being popular.)
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Latino voting strength is growing in Georgia. But not by as much as it could. That's the conclusion of a new report issued by the Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials. It found the state's Latino electorate is eight-percent larger than it was in two-thousand-eight. But it's also less interested in voting.
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Vikings LB Erin Henderson arrested, again faces DUI charges
On Wednesday, Vikings linebacker Erin Henderson was arrested on suspicion of DUI, his second arrest since November.
According to Carver County (Minn.) court records (via WCCO), Henderson was arrested at 3:03pm in Chanhassen, Minn., and was charged with second-degree DWI test refusal, fourth-degree DWI, third-degree DWI, and violating the terms of his driver's license stemming from his arrest on November 28th.
The Vikings released this statement Thursday.
"We are aware of the matter involving Erin Henderson. We are continuing to gather information and will have further comment at the appropriate time."
USAToday.com's Tom Pelissero expects Henderson to be released after the Super Bowl, once rosters become unfrozen for non-playoff teams.
Henderson also was arrested in November on suspicion of DUI and drug possession. Leslie Frazier was an advocate for him. Good as gone now.— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 2, 2014
#Vikings can't make any veteran roster moves right now, like all non-playoff teams. Hence Henderson stays on roster until after Super Bowl.— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 2, 2014
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1300 Clay St., Houston, TX 77002
This parking does not currently offer online bookings.
This is a surface lot with an entrance on Clay, Austin, and Caroline. The Toyota Center is in full sight from this lot.
Managed by LAZ Parking (Houston). This location is a commercial parking lot.
Nearby destinations: Toyota Center, House of Blues (Houston), Jet Lounge, Bronze Peacock Room, South Texas College of Law.
This lot is locted on the South west corner of Austin and Clay. The lot is right next to the Athens Hotel.