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AKC Registered French Bulldogs
Additional Information: Our pups are born & raised in are home with lots of love & attention. Pups are well socialized, started on potty training & pre-spoiled.
AKC French Bulldog Puppies Visit Our Website For Details About Our Next Up Coming Blue Litter Our Website - www.luvforfrenchies.com ...
New Dreamz Bullies
Additional Information: English, French, & Bantam Bulldogges Bred for Quality not Quantity! Over 20 years of training and breeding healthy happy puppies. Our dogs are our family members, not a Kennel.
Quality Boston Terriers, English, French, & Bantam Bulldogges. With over 20+ years of training, showing, and quality breeding we have... ...
Clearwater Frenchies
Additional Information: Clearwater Frenchies is dedicated to raising our Frenchies in a clean,loving environment. We breed with careful consideration to health,temperament & conformation. Please visit our website for info.
Welcome to Clearwater Frenchies!! Our Frenchie puppies are the result of very selective breeding with careful consideration given to health,... ...
KAYO's Knockout Frenchies
Additional Information: We are a small breeder, breeding for health and quality Frenchies. Our dogs are part of our family, come prespoiled with a 1 yr guarantee. Beautiful litter born 6-13-15. 3 males still available.
Sirens litter was born June 13th. We currently have the beautiful males available. (As of 7-3-15) Our puppies are very... ...
Additional Information: Stud service from AKC Macks & Kash. PUPPIES ALSO AVAILABLE! BLUES AND BLACK&TANS, AND SABLES AVAILABLE. We are producing very healthy,short cobby babies. MILBUEFRENCHIES.COM
Superior Lines...Beautiful Pets Our breeding program produces blues, fawns, pied and brindles and chocolates. Puppies AVAILABLE. Two... ...
Overley's Fabulous Frenchies
Additional Information: I raise AKC frenchie puppies. My girls live in my home as part of the family. The puppies are handled with TLC from the day they are born. Frenchies are the best and we hope to share this love with u.
French Fry Bulldogs
Additional Information: We have shown and raised dogs for over 32 years. Our dogs all live in the house with us and are the biggest part of our lives and our loves. We have babies available after the 1st of the year.
We have been showing our dogs and striving for therapy dog temperaments along with showing horses for over 32 years now.... ...
Windy Knolls French Bulldogs
Additional Information: Welcome, I have a few dogs & strive to raise & breed for healthy stable dogs. Check my site for what is going on and great pics of current and past dogs and pups I have raised.
� I try to breed my dogs to be healthy and� evergetic, dogs that can play hard during the daytime and crash on the couch with us at night.� They... ...
Live Laugh Frenchies
Additional Information: I am a small hobby breeder that raises French Bulldogs. My dogs are AKC registered and are bred to the highest standards of the breed. All my dogs live in my home,no kennel.
I am hoping for my next litter to be born mid August 2015, Please visit my web site for further information and updates. ...
Hoosier Frenchies
Additional Information: Hoosier Frenchies, located in Muncie, IN provides quality frenchies with focus on temperament AND character. Occasionally have show quality pups available to pet homes. Puppies Ready NOW!!!!
10/29/2015 We have TWO litters for you to pick from at the moment. We have several colors to choose from. AKC registered. Very nice pups!... ...
Carnalands French Bulldogs
Additional Information: I live with my husband on a 400 acre dairy and beef farm .MY Passion is my French Bulldogs.I am a Vice President of the Conewango Valley Kennel Club.I am showing my male Bart!My Frenchies live inside.
We have A.K.C. puppies now to approved homes! Check out my Facebook for all pictures! ...
I have French Bulldog puppies available for adoption and they are ready to go home now! The puppies are utd on shots and will come with a health... ...
Precious Gem French Bulldogs
Additional Information: We have no frenchies for sale at this time.Thank You
Von Maerz French Bulldogs
Additional Information: Contact by phone. Our breeding goals are to produce beautiful, healthy, intelligent, dogs. Our bloodlines include Europe's top kennels: A' Vigdors (RU), De La Parure (BEL), and Broersma (NLD).
The B and C litters will be available Winter of 2015! One male puppy is available to a special home now. We are... ...
Newman's Kennel
Additional Information: We raise quality, happy, healthy French Bulldogs for your family to love and enjoy for many years to come. We guarantee our pups for one full year. AKC Registered, Microchipped and Vet checked!
We raise quality, happy, healthy puppies for your family to love and enjoy for years to come. We guarantee our pups for 1 yr. We offer... ...
Shannon Wilson
Additional Information: My dogs are AKC registered and are bred to the highest standards of the breed. They are so wonderful little babies! They loves children and gets along with other pets. firstname.lastname@example.com $900
My dogs are AKC registered and are bred to the highest standards of the breed. They are so wonderful little babies! They loves children and... ...
Ljs AKC French Bulldogs
Additional Information: Blue carriers, AKC registration, shots and wormings up to date. Will come with 1 year health guarantee and vet health certificate. 3 males and 1 female. Ready for their forever home now.
Danlea Farms
Additional Information: Three beautiful healthy French Bulldog puppies born 6-14-15. Excellent pedigrees, AKC, all puppy vaccinations. Many champions in background, both American and European.
Three French Bulldog puppies born 5-14-2015. AKC registered and all puppy vaccinations provided. Two males and one female. Gorgeous pups off to a... ...
Danny's Lil Frenchies
Additional Information: litter due2-14-2016$2000.00.All pup shots&dewormed.Raised in my home with lots of TLC.Champ bloodlines
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Additional Information: AKC blue boys and girls and brindle boys and girls chocolate and creme carriers HEALTH GUARANTEE/SHOTS/WORMING. CALL, EMAIL, TEXT 815-979-7087 UPDATED November 8,2015
We are a family that loves French Bulldogs we are dedicated to raising wonderful well mannered companions. All of our dogs are like kids to us. We... ...
Finnland Frenchies
Additional Information: We have one beautiful Male available as of May 2015. Welcome to our French bull dog pack. We have only family raised adults and puppies. We have lots of room to run and play and the fun never ends.
We know have a beautiful litter that was born May 15 And May 22 2015. We have three beautiful boys available Welcome to our... ...
Maverick French Bulldogs
Additional Information: Maverick French Bulldogs produced an AKC Grand Champion in its very 1st litter! Color, quality and temperament all in one lovable package. Health guarantee and references.
O ur next chance for pups will be in April from Debit X Cash with an all blue and or blue/tan litter. Check back in March to see if she is... ...
Cocolamus Creek
Additional Information: I have an excellent small French Bulldog program and occasionally have puppies to offer to only the best homes. Pet quality to show potential we many times have them both.
My French Bulldog program is now in its 14th year and we are very proud of our Frenchies, chosen for their health history and good looks, they are... ...
Ruff Around The Edges
Additional Information: PUPPIES & RETIRED ADULTS AVAILABLE FROM AKC REGISTERED PARENTS. I have three CH Bloodline studs available for stud service. Please visit my website www.ruffaroundtheedges.webs.com.
We have puppies due in August by Cameo & Java. Also, we have a couple retired girls up for adoption. IF YOU ARE WANTING A PUPPY NOW... ...
Ayrborn French Bulldogs
Additional Information: Friendly, healthy and loving Akc registered French bulldog puppies for perfect family companions. All dogs bred and maintained are our pets first, we breed occasionally. We are NOT a kennel.
https://www.facebook.com/AyrbornBulldogs/?fref=ts WE ARE EXPECTING A SMALL LITTER OF BLUE PUPPIES FROM CHYNA & HAMISH 2.15.16 1st 2nd... ...
Sandy Lane Bulldogs
Additional Information: 2 French Bulldog puppies available now
MJ Frenchies
Additional Information: Experienced breeder that specializes in beautiful French Bulldogs. Our bulldogs are AKC registered and are genetically health tested.
My name is Julie and I will be the one helping you find your perfect puppy. I have worked as a Veterinary Technician for the past 14 years and... ...
JaPaCa's French Bulldogs
Additional Information: We produce outstanding, AKC French Bulldogs that are OFA health tested & conform to breed standards. Our dogs are raised inside of our home & are a huge part of our lives!
We are an AKC Breeder Of Merit dedicated to creating sound, healthy, family pets that thrive on the sofa as treasured family members,... ...
judy's french bulldogs
Additional Information: have puppies often please check out web site puppy page
Additional Information: 2 beautiful boys for sale. DOB December 1st 2015.They have current vaccinations, vet. certificateand ready for new home. Price $1600 and $1800
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Why is it that I can never get enough when it comes to easy meal planning systems? I know I really only need one, but I'm still fascinated to see how everyone else makes dinner time work for them.
Today our contributor Kaley is teaming up with our newest sponsor, Post-it® Brand, and using some of their uber cool new organizational products from the Home Collection by Post-it® Brand, Scotch Brand® and Command™ Brands to set up a meal planning system of her own.
I have to say, this one is mighty impressive! I'm especially loving the idea for tracking what's in the freezer – I lose so much food to freezer burn in there… I think I might have to find a new spot for some of the kids' artwork so I can create this bad boy on my own fridge.
Its 5 o'clock, and I have no idea what I am going to fix for dinner. Again. The baby is crying and my 4 year old is whining at my feet about being hungry.
The fridge is a jumbled mess of food but I feel like there is nothing in there to make into a presentable meal. I had a recipe I wanted to try, but I can't remember if it is saved on my smart phone, or on Pinterest, or maybe tucked into a binder where I have been stashing all of the pages I tear out of magazines.
In other words, I am a hot mess.
Are you feeling my pain on this one?
A friend of mine was telling me that she plans her meals a month in advance, and dinners are a breeze in her house because she is so organized.
Easy breezy is exactly what I need so I decided to give meal planning a shot. It has got to be better than what I have been doing, which is basically flying by the seat of my pants. And resorting to the old stand-by "breakfast for dinner" more times than I'd like to admit. (Which is a great one, by the way, when you are really in a pinch!)
But I couldn't decide on a system. All digital versus the 3 ring binder versus the wall. While they each seemed to have some definite pros and cons, the out in the open and organized in one place on the wall (or fridge) seemed like it would work best for our family. Out of sight (like the binder system or all digital) seems to be out of mind for me these days and I need as much help as I can get – an "in your face" reminder of what I need to buy to make dinner happen.
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Previously, the front of the fridge was used for nothing more than practicing letters and displaying art work. Both of which are very important, and will be incorporated into the new look, but I knew that this very valuable real estate could be working harder for us. So I cleared everything out, and went to work setting up our new meal planning center.
The things I wanted to incorporate into our meal planning system were:
- a weekly meal plan (of course)
- a grocery list
- somewhere to keep track of what's going on each day of the week
- a way to jot dot reminders or quick notes
- somewhere to keep a pen handy – because they always seem to disappear when you need them
- a way to track things that I have in the freezer – so they will actually get eaten
- a place to store recipes I want to try
- a place to store take out menus for when I'm not in the mood to cook
- and most importantly, a way to display artwork (without it taking over the entire fridge)
This is what I have set up so far:
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Now that I have everything in place, I am actually excited about getting myself organized and filling everything in. I can't wait to check back in and let you know how things are going after setting up and using the new system.
Be sure to check back here next week for my update and wish me luck!
UPDATE: Check out the finished product here!
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|Ralph Abernathy; Eleanor Roosevelt; Roy Campanella; Jackie Robinson; John V Lindsay; Charles Rangell; Shirley Chisholm; Percy E Sutton; Richard Pryor; William Warfield
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The largest part of the collection consists of professional black and white photographs from noted Harlem photographers Austin Hansen and Walter Baker. There are also a few color photos, negatives and snapshots. Most of the images are from the period 1940-1970, although there are some earlier images. They focus on events, most frequently dinners, fund-raising events, and award ceremonies. Most of the people in the photographs are unidentified. However, some known prominent board members and long time employees appear frequently. In addition, local political figures, such as Shirley Chisholm, Charles Rangell, Percy Sutton, and John Lindsay are represented. National figures such as Eleanor Roosevelt and Ralph Abernathy also visited the Harlem Branch YMCA. Performers such as opera star William Warfield and comedian Richard Pryor made appearances at the Harlem Branch YMCA auditorium.
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This is also sorta what their honeymoon looked like, LOLOL
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, ya'll!
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, ya'll!
Me, every single Christmas. No exageration.
aang, he would still believe in santa, he's lucky he's bugging chatter and not zuko about this
aang, he would still believe in santa, he's lucky he's bugging chatter and not zuko about this
I LOVE THIS hahaha!!! XD
Talk about Christmas spirit!💁😄😂
I could see him doing that. With the energy he has, he wouldn't get a wink of sleep.
...and neither would anyone else...
...and neither would anyone else...
Ofmg it's funny because it's true
XD he would be like this!!!!
This is adorable!! XD
*dies of laughter*
how he survived into old age is a mystery.
poor Katara.
great art!
poor Katara.
great art!
I "slept" with my oldest sister on Christmas eve night when I was a kid I drove her nuts! HHAA!
lol he reminds me of spongebob
I love the little antlers.
Ok, i just wanna Point out that Aang was never nearly this imature in the auctally show, in spite of what very many zutarians are saying.
Jet again, I know i joke when I see one.
Hahaha XD
Jet again, I know i joke when I see one.
Hahaha XD
I love this.
Meet creepy Christmas Aang.
me, now.
This is so adorable I love Aang's face here
That's how I am ;D
He's really pleading Katara to let him fuck her ass real hard.
I'm not even sorry.
I'm not even sorry.
"This is also sorta what their honeymoon looked like"
chilldhood ruined omfj ./so done OTL
Aw that is so cute!
Oh my god, That's what I used to do
thats what i used to do all the time! lol
My parents do that
No man take hands off the butt, thats wrong.
Stalker, may I escort you out
Stalker, may I escort you out
lolz righto!!
XD XD XD XD XD XD XD! Really funny!
OMG. So funny!!!
That is how my brother is on xmas. Im trying to sleep and he is up at 2 am bugging me wanting to open presents. lol Then he makes me stay up with him until 6 but i usually fall back asleep. Merry Christmas!
Worst honeymoon xD I want my marriage on Christmas xD
haha lol XD
man this is hilarious
good thing he didnt ask toph
Haha, she'd probably race him to the tree. Then rock bend him in place and open his presents too. Hahaha
well yeah aang you can open your presents now!
The picture was hilariously accurate, but the Artists Comments made me lmfao so hard...
Haha, this is sooooooo what would happen . . .
So in character. XD
whoa, watch where you put your hands Aang O///O
And once TENZIN (and their 2 other children) was old enough to enjoy Christmas...
oh aang <3
XD that is totally me on christmas


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February 12th, 2009 #1
question about color
hey guys since I'm in the the photoshop thread would like to ask for the color code of the flesh..(uhm not to get a pity party here but I'm a color blinded person and everytime i try to pick a color for the skin I always end up using a green color..)
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Well there isn't really a correct Skintone, because of variations in ethnicity.
If you're having problems picking the right colors, my advice to use the Swatch Palette instead. When you load the Swatches, change the view of swatches to either Large List or Small list. Photoshop names the colors of the swatches so you'll probably get an idea of if you're picking Red or Green by the name.
February 13th, 2009 #3
the color of skin is
1. the local color (anything from orange to pinky-orange for white skin)
2. modified by the color of the main light source (usually yellow- orange or blue)
3. then modified for changes under the skin( cheeks are redder because of all the capillaries there)
4. modified for reflected light.
if this seems complicated its because it is and will take you much practice to understand. try studying some photos really hard and see if you can see the things ive pointed out.
i dont know what its like to be color blind but i think (i could be wrong though) that using the color picker in ps should help you overcome this, since hue is separate from value and saturation, all you need is for some one to point out the positions of the colors and then remember where they fall on the hue bar on the right of the picking square. then by ignoring that your brain tells you that green and red look the same you just pick the hue based on what you know to be fact. well in theory it should work but i can´t test it myself
best of luck with this anyway.
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thanks rattsang and Arshes Nei both suggestions have been helpful especially the color picker and and light source but then again maybe i should go to the doctor LOL man this color is a tough nut to crack well for me at least..okay thanks again guys!
February 13th, 2009 #5
Another partially colourblind dude throwing in their 2p worth.
I'd say paint in greyscale first, then colour it.
This separates the problems of drawing, composition and form from those of colour. Divide and conquer. This was the technique used for a great many old master paintings until a few hundred years ago, it can also be handy today for those of us who see the world in Wonkyvision(tm)
This way , even if your colour choices get a little..unconventional, you should still have a painting that reads as solid.
Also, as the other guys said, there really is no such thing as "skintone", certainly not in an RGB numbers sense, too many variables.
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hey thanks! for the paint in greyscale thing..I think it helped me a lot.i remember taking a test to see if I'm color blind and i had to look at colored dots which formed a number and i couldn't see the numbers because i couldn't see the colors that formed them..maybe this stuff also happens when I'm painting maybe there are colors that i can't see and the end result looks dirty to other peoples vision..oh well I think this reply should be on another thread..sorry about this.
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 To everyone who was nominated, selected or not, we'd like to thank you for your interest in the program.

 To anyone still interested in becoming a US Student Ambassador, there are more opportunities to become one! We will post news on this blog about how to get nominated for the next round, which will take place over the summer with selectees announced in August. Keep in mind we will consider up to TWO MSA's on many campuses, so if you already see a name next to your school, there may still be an opportunity to get involved. We are looking for skilled students in a wide range of technical majors, from CS and CE through MIS and IT (even Business, if you've got some great coding skills). You just need a passion for developer technology and for sharing it with others!

 The MSA Web site will be updated with this shortly, and for next year we're looking at some great changes so everyone interested in the program (alumni, friends, whatever) can get involved and see what's going on.

 On with the list!

 2005-2006 Microsoft Student Ambassasdors (Those selected to date)

 Dave	 Copeland	 Baker College of Flint

 Micheal	 Pettibone	 Baylor University

 Michael	 Schuler	 Boston College

 Douglas	 Koester	 Bowling Green State University

 Kurt	 Kirkham	 Brigham Young University

 Ryan	 Farmer	 California Institute of Technology

 Peter 	 McRae	 CalPoly - SLO

 Steven	 Luu	 CalPoly - Pomona

 Robert	 Strazzarino	 California State University-Chico

 Michael 	 Galloway	 California State University-Fresno

 Peter	 Fortuna	 California State University-Fresno

 James	 Cook	 California State University-Long Beach

 Andrew	 Weng	 California State University-Los Angeles

 Emil	 Mesropian	 California State University-Los Angeles

 Brent	 Lamb	 California State University-Montrey Bay

 Karapet	 Aslanyan	 California State University-Northridge

 Chris	 Balassanian	 California State University-Northridge

 Robert	 Klayman	 Case Western Reserve University

 Quinn	 Thomas	 Drexel University

 Angel	 Gonzalez	 East Carolina University

 Jeffrey	 Arrington	 East Tennessee State University

 Nathan	 Neitzke	 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

 Nikolay	 Semov	 Fairleigh Dickinson University

 Inga	 Bemman	 Florida Atlantic University-Davie

 Michael	 Seeber	 Grand Valley State University-Allendale

 Matt	 Propst	 Grand Valley State University-Allendale

 Paul	 Onakoya	 Howard University

 Matt	 Bell	 Illinois State University

 Samuel	 Puckhaber	 Illinois State University

 Pamela	 Chadsey	 Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis

 Adam	 Patridge	 Iowa State University

 Ben	 Knear	 James Madison University

 Brian	 Reed	 Marquette University

 Melissa	 Stover	 Marshall University

 Anthony	 Pappas	 Miami University-Oxford

 Henry	 Balanon	 Michigan State University

 Jeramey	 Jannene	 Milwaukee School of Engineering

 Matthew	 Newman	 Minnesota State University-Mankato

 Anthony	 Anzalone	 New York Institute of Technology

 Daniel	 Lozovatsky	 Northeastern University

 Chris	 Lambert	 Northeastern University

 Anthony	 Nedolast	 Ohio State University

 Scott	 Molloy	 Oregon State University

 Kenneth	 Mann	 Pace University

 Andrew	 Chernauskas	 Pennsylvania State University-Behrend College

 Johan	 Johansson	 San Jose State University

 Agnes	 Lui	 San Jose State University

 Brad	 Nunnally	 Southern Illinois University

 Gregor	 Hochmuth	 Stanford University

 Shant	 Stepanian	 Stevens Institute of Technology

 Avery	 Zycherman	 Suny at Binghamton

 Ryan	 Hoffman	 Suny at Stony Brook

 Richie	 von Rauchhaupt	 Suny at Stony Brook

 Stephen	 Naimoli	 Suny Institute of Technology at Utica-Rome

 Nathan	 Robinson	 Texas A&M University

 Craig	 Beall	 The College of New Jersey

 Faheem 	 Ibrahim	 University of Arkansas-Fayetteville

 Kunal	 Kundaje	 University of California Los Angeles

 Guillory	 Chris	 University of California Los Angeles

 Jeff	 Lee	 University of California-San Diego

 David	 Genetti	 University of Denver

 Kelly	 Homnick	 University of Florida

 Thuy	 Tran	 University of Houston

 Darren	 Smith	 University of Houston

 Frank	 Mitchell	 University of Idaho

 Cole	 Grolmus	 University of Iowa

 Brandon	 Barker	 University of Kentucky

 Vishal	 Mody	 University of Missouri-Kansas City

 Joseph	 Scheinberg	 University of North Texas

 Kyle	 Abbott	 University of Oklahoma

 Ravi	 Chugh	 University of Pennsylvania

 Paul	 Sagona	 University of South Carolina

 Nikita	 Polyakov	 University of South Florida

 Justin	 Morris	 University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

 Andy	 Vanosdale	 University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

 Eric	 Jensen	 University of Utah

 Meng	 Tan	 University of Virginia

 Brian	 Ma	 University of Washington-Seattle

 Bret	 Holstein	 University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire

 Colin	 McCambridge	 University of Wisconsin-Madison

 Brendan	 Weitzman	 Washington State University-Pullman

 Jake	 Burkey	 Washington State University-Pullman

 Mohammad	 Akbar	 Washington University

 Nick	 Sinclair	 Western Michigan University

 Chirjeev (CJ)	 Bedi	 Western Michigan University

 Shauntelle	 Davis	 Xavier University

 And the Lead Student Ambassadors for next year:

 Peter	 Fattore	 Bradley University

 Michael	 Olivero	 Florida International University

 Phillip	 Katzman	 Hawaii Pacific University

 David	 Smith	 Michigan State University

 Hiva	 Javaher	 New Mexico State University

 Xiao	 Wang	 Stanford University

 Jeff	 Chen	 University of California-Berkeley

 Kenny	 Weiss	 University of Maryland

 Tony	 Valenti	 University of Nebraska at Omaha

 Mahan	 Hajianpour	 University of Southern California

 Andy	 Vanosdale	 University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

 Amanda	 Jensen	 University of Texas

 Garrett	 Wu	 University of Washington-Seattle

 Kevin	 Reck	 University of Wisconsin-Madison

 Chris	 Stewart	 Virginia Commonwealth University

 -Kevin, Tracy, and the crew on the US Academic Developer team at Microsoft

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashx.NET BattleBot is TechEd Keynote guest of honorhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/06/08/426867.aspx2005-06-08T22:27:00Z2005-06-08T22:27:00ZThis is fairly cool - the first Battlebot based on .NET was a guest of honor at TechEd 2005.

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxUpdate on 2005-2006 Student Ambassador announcementhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/06/08/426814.aspx2005-06-08T20:53:00Z2005-06-08T20:53:00ZI know, we're running a day behind our goal of annoucning these on June 7. But we're almost there - we will post the first group of 2005-2006 Microsoft Student Ambassadors for the United States this afternoon (Pacific time) on this blog. Everyone who applied will also receive a direct email.

 After I saw Matt's post asking where the results were, I realized I needed to put up an update!

 -Kevin

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxWindows Embedded Student ChallengE 2005 Finalists Announcedhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/06/08/426799.aspx2005-06-08T20:22:00Z2005-06-08T20:22:00ZJust got this from Ivan Joseph, who leads this very cool effort:

 The 2005 finalists have been announced for the Windows Embedded Student ChallengE! The top 30 teams from all over the world will be in Redmond June 17-18th, 2005 to compete for top honors. Assuming my new baby allows me time out of the house :) I'll have to swing by and check out the teams.

 You can read more about the competition here.

 Note this is separate from Imagine Cup - we just love running competitions for students, so you'll see LOTS of them going on at any given time.

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxFlorida presentation on SPOT, by faculty and studentshttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/06/08/426797.aspx2005-06-08T20:15:00Z2005-06-08T20:15:00ZJust saw this from Shervin's blog - Florida .NET user group is hosting some faculty and students from DeVry University at their June 14th meeting in Miramar, to talk about SPOT:

MS SPOT Watch Technology by Ed Hill (DeVry University Faculty) and Students

An overview of Smart Personal Objects Technology, Microsoft's latest (and smallest) .NET platform. We'll look at the devices and platform, see what's coming, and discuss development on the TinyCLR. We'll also plan to take a look at 3rd party .NET tools.

 If you're in the area and want to attend, you can RSVP at: http://www.fladotnet.com/reg.aspx?EventID=170

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxMSR Faculty Fellowship Awardshttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/06/08/426788.aspx2005-06-08T20:10:00Z2005-06-08T20:10:00ZKevin Schofield posts about Microsoft Research's New Faculty Fellowships Awards. About the program:

"...the MSR fellowship award is meant to identify five of the most promising junior faculty working in computer science, andgive them some "breathing room" over the next two years to get well established, take some risks, and make some serious progress on their research. It's $100,000 a year for two years."

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxINETA Newsletterhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/06/08/426786.aspx2005-06-08T20:07:00Z2005-06-08T20:07:00ZIf you're a student, I highly recommend finding out about the local .NET user group near your school or hometown. Chances are they are a member of INETA, which is a fantastic group of volunteers from around the world dedicated to helping .NET user groups become more successful and reach out to more aspiring and professional developers.

 For a look into the types of activities they are involved in, take a peek at the May newsletter, which just went online.

 -Kevin

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxImagine Cup US SDI winners up on Tablet PC Dev Centerhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/06/08/426784.aspx2005-06-08T20:05:00Z2005-06-08T20:05:00Z
Team ECESIS from Virginia Commonwealth, who won the US Software Design Invitational in Imagine Cup, are highlighted up on the MSDN Tablet PC Developer Center! They are also starting up a blog about their experiences on the run up to Japan. They had a great article written up about them in their local paper too (and I even like my quote).

 Last and certainly not least, the Channel 9 video of some of the competitors is finally up!

-Kevin

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxTechEdhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/06/06/techedbrians.aspx2005-06-06T22:49:00Z2005-06-06T22:49:00Z
Over at theSpoke, Brian Scarbeau is blogging about TechEd. Sounds like he was impressed with the opening keynote.

- Alfred Thompson

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxOneNote PowerToy contesthttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/06/03/424910.aspx2005-06-03T22:15:00Z2005-06-03T22:15:00ZStudent devs, check out the competition around OneNote PowerToys.

 (link via Scoble)

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxWant to beta test New Zealand?http://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/05/26/422267.aspx2005-05-27T00:39:00Z2005-05-27T00:39:00ZJust by downloading Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Beta 2, you will get a shot at a trip to New Zealand and an assignment to help the New Zealand Snowboard Training Group bring an edge to their new Web site! Three students will win this sweet prize package to the land o' Lord of the Rings.

 Follow this link for all the good details.

 Only US students are eligible (wishing I were one, right about now!).

 Good luck!

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxReaching the next generation of developershttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/05/26/422237.aspx2005-05-26T23:29:00Z2005-05-26T23:29:00ZJeff Sandquist posts about Bitman's Place, a new experiment in helping introduce young kids to computers. Check out his post for a link to log in during this test period.

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxMore Imagine Cup photos are uphttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/05/23/421146.aspx2005-05-24T00:12:00Z2005-05-24T00:12:00ZThomas Nguyen has posted a bunch of his pictures from this weekend - Thomas was a competitor in Imagine Cup from the University of Houston with their AgileAgents project.

 For any competitors who attended and took pics, if you want to share them email me (Kevin) or post them to Flickr with the tag imaginecup.

 -Kevin

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxNortheastern University takes 3rd!http://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/05/23/421142.aspx2005-05-24T00:07:00Z2005-05-24T00:07:00ZCongratulations to Northeastern's Team Splines and their eVt applicaiton for taking 3rd place!

 Jorel Fermin, Churk Leung, Maurice Peltier

 About eVt, in their own words (and their bios, in Word):

The ability to communicate has been one of the greatest and oldest boundaries that humanity has faced. Communication through language plays an integral part in activities ranging from receiving proper medical assistance to sharing ideas. Problems arise when language barriers or physical challenges prevent people from communicating their wishes or needs through language. eVt changes all of this. Those who formerly could not share their thoughts can use eVt as a medium for the transmission and expression of ideas. eVt is an application designed to enable the use of technologies such as speech-to-text, text-to-speech and language translation in series with such devices as Smartphones, personal digital assistants (PDAs) and laptops with the purpose of overcoming the boundaries of language.

eVt uses the key technologies Visual C#®, ASP.NET, Microsoft® .NET Framework 1.1, Microsoft Speech Application Software Developer Kit 5.1, Windows® XP Professional, Windows 2000 Server, Microsoft Windows Mobile™ 2003 for Pocket PC Software Development Kit.

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxCarnegie Mellon takes 2nd place!http://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/05/23/421139.aspx2005-05-23T23:57:00Z2005-05-23T23:57:00ZCongratulations to Team Smartcare from Carnegie Mellon University, for taking home 2nd place in the US National Finals of the Imagine Cup 2005, Software Design Invitational!

 Bryan Shen, Mark Pimental, and Andy Shen

 About Smartcare, in their own words (full bios here, in Word)
 SmartCare is a healthcare platform that provides easy, more-secure sharing of patient information without the need to completely replace existing information technology infrastructure. Relying on electronic medical record standards such as Health Level Seven (HL7) and Continuity of Care Record (CCR), hospitals will be able to interface with the SmartCare system to connect, search and correspond with the national network of healthcare providers.

SmartCare also provides the tools to use this information toward more efficient management of appointments, tasks and communications for healthcare workers. Through the SmartCare Task Scheduler, a patient's medical records will be analyzed alongside dynamic feeds of vital signs and other monitoring information to provide hospital wards with improved tracking, alert and error-reporting services.

 Team Smartcare utilized the Microsoft® .NET Framework to its fullest. ASP.NET, ADO.NET and XML Web services are used to create the Web interfaces necessary to interconnect medical databases. The SmartCare Task Scheduler runs on Microsoft Windows Mobile™ 2003 software for Pocket PCs and uses Visual C#® under the .NET Compact Framework 1.1.

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxVirginia Commonwealth University takes the title!http://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/05/23/421136.aspx2005-05-23T23:44:00Z2005-05-23T23:44:00ZSorry this took so long to post (we needed a nap after all the excitement):

 AND THE WINNER OF THE US NATIONAL FINALS for the Imagine Cup Software Design Invitational

 IS

 Team ECESIS from Virginia Commonwealth University!
 Congrats to James Barrett, John McKeon, and John Sells!
 See the press release here.

 ECESIS is a Tablet PC - targeted .NET application that helps young kids learn how to write, and also provides some great tools for their teachers and parents.

 James, John, and John next have a couple months of working on their app before taking it to the Imagine Cup World Finals in Yokohama, Japan at the end of July. There they'll represent the US and compete against students from dozens of other countries for big cash prizes and some massive bragging rights.

 Here's their project abstract (get it and their bios here, in Word):

ECESIS is an application that runs in the Tablet PC environment and that can be used in early-childhood education classrooms to facilitate writing instruction. Using the application, students will complete a series of lessons that have been created with help from education faculty members from Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of South Alabama. These lessons will be stored on the application server and distributed to client applications by way of Web services. Data collected on the client machine will be stored in the Microsoft® Data Engine (MSDE) when the Tablet PC is not connected to the network and transported to a centralized server running Microsoft SQL Server™ 2000 and using Web services when connectivity has been re-established.

The ECESIS system will provide objective feedback and scoring of student progress, and includes a Web reporting interface using SQL Server Reporting Services that will be accessible to parents, teachers and school administrators. The ECISIS team has modularized the Web reporting interface and the writing instruction application to facilitate the development of additional instructional modules that will provide feedback through the common Web reporting interface.

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxVirtual Earthhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/05/23/virtualworld.aspx2005-05-23T23:30:00Z2005-05-23T23:30:00Z
Wait until you see what is coming this summer! Chandu Thota who is on the team getting the Virtual Earth project going has some screen shots on his blog. Maps, aerial imagery, photos, directories and more. This is going to be big.

- Alfred (Microsoft)

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxDefining an Imagine Cup regionhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/05/21/420797.aspx2005-05-22T03:41:00Z2005-05-22T03:41:00ZIn case you read the Regional results below and wondered how Boston U could end up in the Northwest Region, or University of Hawaii Manoa in the Mid-Atlantic reason, here's the answer: The names are just a fun way to break up the competition into smaller chunks, and aren't geographically relevant to the locations of the schools in them. Basically, it was more interesting to put "Midwest Region" on a 1st Place trophy than, say, "Region 4". :)

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxImagine Cup - mobile graffitihttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/05/21/420793.aspx2005-05-22T03:40:00Z2005-05-22T03:40:00ZJohn Gibby and Peter Pesti of Georgia Tech are presenting their application called "mGraffiti", which is all about using a mobile device to apply "graffiti", or personal notes and comments, about key spots (like your work building, favorite restaurant, hangout) in your life overlaid on top of sattellite maps.

 Very cool, I love the mobile angle on this.

 -Kevin

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxThe official Imagine Cup US Finals infohttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/05/21/420792.aspx2005-05-22T03:13:00Z2005-05-22T03:13:00ZYou know you're official when you get up on Microsoft PressPass! For lots of great stuff about this 2-day event in Redmond, take a look at this site. Including:

 Student bios and project abstracts (plus some of their photos)

 Image gallery, which will go live next week. For the informal pics, you can check out some shots here.

 And a fact sheet and FAQ.

 Enjoy!

kevinbrihttp://blogs.msdn.com/kevinbri/ProfileUrlRedirect.ashxImagine Whirlwindhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/msdnstudentflash/archive/2005/05/21/420787.aspx2005-05-22T02:55:00Z2005-05-22T02:55:00ZThis year's competition is just a whirlwind compared to last year. In 2004's US Imagine Cup we hosted 4 regional competitions around the country, then the top 2 teams from each advanced to the US Finals at TechEd San Diego. Those 8 teams spent an afternoon at UC San Diego doing 30 minute presentations to a panel of judges.

 For 2005 we collapsed the Regional competition and National finals into one day, and just invited every student team out to Redmond to compete. 30+ teams competed in 9 small group "regional" competitions this morning on Microsoft Main Campus. The first place team from each advanced to the National Round in the afternoon, which is about halfway done. A loooooong day for the students, judges, and everyone involved, but I'm simply amazed at the quality and originality of many of the student projects, so well worth the lack of sleep!

 James posted the regional results below, and a big congratulations to all the teams. Once Nationals wraps, we'll post the Top 3 (and the team that heads to Japan this summer) and some thoughts on the final applications. The designs are worth sharing widely - we'll also look into featuring the students on MSDN and elsewhere, so stay tuned for more.

 -Kevin

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For major league teams that don't have a longterm solution at shortstop as the Nats do with Ian Desmond, there may be a new free agent on the market.
Okay, not really, but Baseball Reference used a pretty creative way to get into the holiday spirit on Wednesday, releasing a statistical page for Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. It looks just like a Baseball Reference for any other player, except of course it is a joke.
Nicknamed 'Mr. December' or 'Red,' Rudolph measures in at 5-foot-3 and 375 points with 10 points under the 'Antlers' category. The seven year old Greenland-native crushed it in the Holiday League last season after three years in the Arctic League. Prior to that he was a standout in the Workshop Summer League.
[RELATED: Point/Counterpoint - How good will Fister be for Nats?]
You can check out the full page right here, including Rudolph's similarity scores. There you will find a few real baseball players with Christmas-related names such as Matt Holliday and J.T. Snow. Not bad, Baseball Reference.


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06 Feb 2012
A DECISION by the taxman to postpone checks of small businesses' records and make future inspections more targeted has been welcomed by the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT).
The CIOT said that the change to the pilot scheme of business record checks – which has been criticised for putting excessive administrative burdens on small and medium-sized businesses – would help improve business records.
"Tax advisors are strongly supportive of efforts to improve record-keeping by business, but up until now HM Revenue and Customs has been going about it the wrong way, endeavouring to eradicate error by increasing burdens disproportionately," CIOT president Anthony Thomas (pictured) said in a statement.
"A good programme to improve business record-keeping will involve HMRC and tax advisors working together to educate businesses about good practice and support them in improving their systems, as well as warning about the risks of poor record-keeping."
Nearly 2,500 businesses' records have been checked by HMRC since the pilot scheme's launch in April 2011. About 28% of businesses visited had some issue with their book-keeping, while an additional 11% had issues "serious enough to warrant a follow-up visit".
HMRC's review of its pilot caused concerns among advisors, particularly about the speed of the introduction of the scheme and its scope.
The CIOT said it met HMRC in April last year to raise a number of concerns about the "mis-targeting" of the scheme and an "inadequate" consultation process.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE -- Before he headed home for the holidays in December, Vincent Croce approached UVa football coach Mike London with a proposal. After two seasons on the defensive line, Croce wanted to switch positions. He wanted to play fullback.
London was receptive to the idea, which was not surprising. London had asked Croce for feedback after the 2012 season ended.
"He said, `Come talk to me with any ideas you have, if you want to leave the program, if you want to change positions, anything,' so I went to him," Croce recalled last week.
"I thought I would have a good opportunity. We weren't as deep at fullback, and I just thought it would be the right switch. I didn't feel comfortable at D-line."
In the ultra-successful program at Good Counsel High School in Olney, Md., the 6-foot-4 Croce played defensive end, defensive tackle, linebacker and tight end. He was a coveted recruit who also had scholarship offers from such schools as Michigan, Wisconsin, Louisville, North Carolina and Stanford, and The Washington Post named him its All-Metro defensive player of the year as a senior in 2010.
He weighed 265 pounds when he arrived at UVa and was slotted initially at defensive end. Croce soon moved inside to tackle. After redshirting in 2011, he bulked up in the offseason but couldn't crack the two-deep last year. He appeared in only four games in 2012, all on special teams.
"I got up to 285 by the time the season started, and then I wasn't as quick, wasn't as fast, so I had to start cutting weight," he said. "It just didn't feel right. It felt too complicated. It wasn't working. It should have been easier than that. So I felt like I needed a switch."
He weighed about 275 when he went home for the holidays and returned 10 pounds lighter in January. Now closer to 250, Croce is one of four Cavaliers working at fullback this spring, along with senior Billy Skrobacz, sophomore Sammy MacFarlane and redshirt freshman Israel Vaughan. Of the four, only Croce came to Virginia as a scholarship recruit.
In 2012, Zachary Swanson was the Cavaliers' No. 1 fullback, with LoVanté Battle and Skrobacz in reserve. The 6-6, 255-pound Swanson, who caught passes for 88 yards and one TD last season, has shifted back to tight end, the position at which he began his college career, and Battle is out of eligibility. So the timing of Croce's move appears good.
It doesn't hurt his chances, either, that UVa has a new offensive coordinator, Steve Fairchild, a new running backs coach, Larry Lewis, and a new associate head coach for offense, Tom O'Brien. The other players on offense are learning a new scheme, too.
"I'm not as far behind as I thought I was going to be, but regardless I would have been starting from scratch," Croce said. "So for me personally it's the same as if the old staff was still here. But it is nice that I'm not as far behind. Some of the terminology, the guys that played last year picked up a little faster. But I'm caught up with all that."
Can Croce make a successful switch from defense to offense?
"I think so," Lewis said Saturday at Scott Stadium. "He gives us the size and the physical part of that position that we need. As you take a look at guys that were linebackers or possible defensive end-type guys, they make really, really good fullbacks, because he can run, he can change direction, he's physical. So those are the kind of things we're looking for."
Croce caught passes but never ran the ball from scrimmage at Good Counsel. Still, he said, "some of the motions across the line, I've done that. I've been in the open field with the ball. I just haven't taken it from the backfield."
That doesn't concern Lewis. "I think it's a role that he can do," he said. "If you're a tight end, you can run the ball. And again, for the things that we're going to ask, he athletically can do those things, no doubt."
In 2012, only once did a UVa fullback carry the ball from scrimmage. Little more than a week into spring practice, it's unclear exactly how -- or how often -- fullbacks will be used in Fairchild's offense.
"I'd have to kill you if I told you that, wouldn't I?" Lewis said, laughing.
It's common in today's game for teams to line up without fullbacks, and it's not a position UVa has targeted often in recent recruiting classes. (Though one of the players who signed with Virginia in February, 6-3, 220-pound Connor Wingo-Reeves, could end up at fullback.)
Still, Lewis said, fullback "is going to be part of our offense, and the more that position can do, the more they're on the field. So between them and an extra tight end, they do the same things. So whoever's the better player is going to play that position."
Croce also has switched jersey numbers. He's no longer No. 45. He's now wearing No. 47, and his enthusiasm for his new role is palpable.
"It's nice," he said. "I feel more comfortable. There's definitely a lot of learning still to be done, but I'm just trying to take it day by day and improve on the things that I need to each day."
His college career has not unfolded the way he envisioned, but Croce is still a young player, with time to write a happier story.
"It's funny you say that," he said after a recent practice. "I just thought about that as we were breaking down the huddle from our position groups. I have three years to really hone my skills and lock in this position, and hopefully leave a mark."
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In a 38-31 loss to ACC foe Louisville, senior wide receiver Canaan Severin had eight receptions...
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Jeff White: Frye Closing Cavalier Career With Flourish
Football | 11/13/2015
With 64 points, senior kicker Ian Frye is the leading scorer for Virginia (3-6, 2-3), which...
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11:32 205 years. If Abram was born when Terah was seventy years old (v. 26) and if Abram departed Haran when he was seventy-five years old (12:4) after the death of his father Terah (Acts 7:4), Terah would have been only 145 years old at his death. Several possible solutions to this apparent difficulty have been advanced. Some suggest that Stephen in Acts 7:4 relies on a different Hebrew textual tradition (the Samaritan Pentateuch text of this passage reads "145 years"). Others propose that the Hebrew word rendered "fathered" in v. 26 means "began to father" and that Abram was not the firstborn.


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Picture: Joan Collins - The Glamour Women of the Year Awards 2013 - Inside Arrivals - London, United Kingdom - Tuesday 4th June 2013
Joan Collins landed a role on hit British sitcom Benidorm after her sister told the world the actress is a big fan of the show.
The former Dynasty star fell in love with the vacation-based comedy after watching the first five seasons with her author sister Jackie during a mammoth festive Tv session.
She was so impressed she told Jackie she would love a role in the show, and her dream came true after the word spread on Twitter.com.
Joan Collins tells Hello! magazine, "My sister Jackie got me into this. One Christmas we watched the series back to back and I laughed so much that I said, 'I would love to be in this series.' She tweeted it and a week later the creator Derren Litten was on the phone.
"Without giving too much away, I play Joyce Temple-Savage's boss. There's a great twist at the end but I can't reveal what it is..."