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Logan's Run by charlie45Watch
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The original art for the movie Logan's Run. I intend to put the original painting up for auction in the near future...where and when I am not sure. The actual size is approximately 30"x40"...one of my largest paintings!
Wonderful work! I have an original movie poster. Logan's Run has long been one of my all-time favorite movies!
A masterpiece.
I'm stunned to come across the artist for this piece. I have been a major fan of LOGAN'S RUN and this art since I was 11 years old. LOGAN'S RUN captured my imagination and never let it go. It's so wonderful to discover the talent behind this art that has meant so much to me for so very long. Thank you! Cheers! Bryan
Impressive!!! Absolutely Awesome!
VERY EXPRESSIVE!!! What medium?
Nice work even if the 1976 movie looked like it was shot in a shopping mall.
Brilliant artwork
This is absolutely amazing. Just saw the movie today after keeping it in my watchlist for ages. I fell in love with this poster a long time ago, never thought I would see it here and in hi res. Brilliant work, they just don´t do it like this anymore. I´m really honoured to be sharing this site with such a talented artist.
I love this movie! Happy to see how the original was without all the stuff add for the poster. Great work, i think tons of Logan's Run fans would love to get it!
Someone pointed this out to me an I have to say Wow! I actually had this image on a wall for the better part of 35 years (Currently on the wall directly in front of me).
One Of My Top Favorite Sci-Fi Movie!!!
Amazing work. Great combination of plot elements featured in the composition.
Aww Logan's Run is one of my favoruite movies. And your artwork is just fanastic!
I grew up watching Logan's Run, it was one of my Mom's favorite movies. I think it's amazingly cool to find a classic artwork like this posted on deviantArt.
Love this movie!
It is absolutely stellar that the artist who created the artwork for the Logan's Run poster is a member on deviantART. This is fantastic work and I look forward to seeing a lot more from you.
this pic is a tradicional art ???
WOW! I have been watching your account for a while now, and always check out your new uploads as they pop up in my devwatch - but this is the one i am most amazed by!
I'm off to put Logans Run on now, it has been in my top five films for years!
Did you use your airbrush in this one?
I'm off to put Logans Run on now, it has been in my top five films for years!
Did you use your airbrush in this one?
great work, i'd love to see it in full size
Holy crap. I *knew* I recognized your art from somewhere when you first popped on DA. I've recognized a lot of them, but nothing quite as iconic as this.
My childhood and teenaged years were full of your illustrations. Thank you very much for all the wonderful and inspiring stuff you've done.
My childhood and teenaged years were full of your illustrations. Thank you very much for all the wonderful and inspiring stuff you've done.
oh, yeah! the DVD-release let me enjoy this cool picture again! and now here---amazing!
Logan's Run is one of my favorite films. Now I'm wondering if you created the artwork originally?
This is one print I'll definitely purchase.
This is one print I'll definitely purchase.
Yes David...this is a copy from an 8x10 chrome of the original which I painted with acrylic and designer water colors. The movie reference was provided to me by the ad agency that was handling the campaign. I have the painting and I am considering putting it up for sale or auction.
I remember this flick. I thought it was brilliant when it first came out...of course however many years later & the leaps forward in special effects...it's kind if kitschy...your artwork for it is wonderful tho...
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No one likes us
I don't know why.
We may not be perfect
But heaven knows we try.
But all around even our old friends put us down.
Let's drop the big one and see what happens.
We give them money
But are they grateful?
No they're spiteful
And they're hateful.
They don't respect us so let's surprise them;
We'll drop the big one and pulverize them.
Now Asia's crowded
And Europe's too old.
Africa's far too hot,
And Canada's too cold.
And South America stole our name.
Let's drop the big one; there'll be no one left to blame us.
We'll save Australia;
Don't wanna hurt no kangaroo.
We'll build an all-American amusement park there;
They've got surfing, too.
Well, boom goes London,
And boom Paris.
More room for you
And more room for me.
And every city the whole world round
Will just be another American town.
Oh, how peaceful it'll be;
We'll set everybody free;
You'll have Japanese kimonos, baby,
There'll be Italian shoes for me.
They all hate us anyhow,
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I have got a lot of SIFT keypionts(some 128-dimension vectors), given a SIFT keypoints, I want to get the visualization picture(as the two tiny pics on the right side, how can I do that? I need servral lines of MATLAB code to achieve this, dose anybody can do me a favor? many thanks.
The images on the right look like they might be the difference-of-Gaussians image that led to the selection of the keypoints.
If you have access to the inner workings of your SIFT algorithm, you can just take them from there. When a stable maxima is detected, keep the Difference-of-Gaussian image that led to its detection.
If you don't have access to the DoG images, it will be a little more work. You'll have to compute the Difference of Gaussian image yourself given the keypoint information. If the scale of your keypoint is stored in
and your little image will be a square region around the location of your keypoint of interest.
I'm not sure if this is actually what those images are, but it's my best guess.
For visualization of corresponding SIFT points in two images you can do as done in David Lowe's SIFT demo in match.m Check the portion after
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Cheesy Italian Bread Recipe
This crusty bread is as big a treat today as it was when Mom made it back when I was growing up. It goes so well with an Italian meal or alongside a big bowl of soup. —Cookie Curci, San Jose, California
- 1 package (1/4 ounces) active dry yeast
- 1-1/4 cups warm water (110° to 115°)
- 3 to 3-1/2 cups all-purpose flour, divided
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1/2 cup grated Romano cheese
- Cornmeal
- 1. In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in water. Add 2 cups flour, sugar, salt, garlic salt, and cheese. Beat until smooth. Stir in enough remaining flour to form a soft dough.
- 2. Turn onto a floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic, about 6-8 minutes. Place in a greased bowl, turning once to grease top. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 1 hour.
- 3. Punch dough down. Turn onto a lightly floured surface; divide in half. Shape each half into a 14-in. loaf. Place on a greased baking sheet that has been sprinkled with cornmeal. Cover and let rise until doubled, about 45 minutes.
- 4. Brush loaves with water. Make three diagonal slashes about 1/2 in. deep with a very sharp knife in each loaf.
- 5. Fill a 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan with 1 in. of hot water and place on the bottom oven rack. Bake bread at 400° for 20-25 minutes or until golden brown. Remove to wire racks to cool. Yield: 2 loaves (16 slices each).
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love the colors and the water, nice shot
can i use this picture? and i will credits you ofcourse
wonderful color is great
Nettes Bild!
Of course i'll give you credit for the photo ^ ^
May I use this picture to try and making a painting on gimp please o.o
*Gentle ways to honor Mother Gaia and her children.
*Water drops and leaves are the blessed children of our home planet.
*I really enjoy viewing this lively depiction of nature.
*It is splendidly done and simply wondrous.
*Water drops and leaves are the blessed children of our home planet.
*I really enjoy viewing this lively depiction of nature.
*It is splendidly done and simply wondrous.
This is so good!
A good use of bright autumn colours, it looks like fire on water. I love your technique of emphasising the leaf with crystal-like water droplets that really draws attention.
I love the water droplets
That's crazy, I'm looking wanting to see the water ripple or the leaf to move. It almost hurts to see it still. Wonderful.
can i put it on my website? (for warrior cats) and credit you?
Nice ,,like it
amazing,,,,,what kind of camera did you use?
nice photo can i make a wallpaper out of it, after modifying it in photoshop with your permission of course
Love how you see things. Great that you are submitting this one! Natures simplicity is increadibly beautiful. Thanks for capturing it.
wow beautiful!
u are very talented
Stunning work!
These are amazing shots!! ther simple yet complex
Great composition and beautiful light and colors. The sharpness almost give the image a 3D looking.
semplicemente bella
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Great picture and details !
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Good shot *_*
Great shot : ) i really love the colors : )
You're leaves' photos are quite amazing !
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H. is married and has 2 adult -aged children. To making a living, H. works in someone else's business venture in the services sector operating a service-based business. While not the only means for generating revenue, the main source of income for the business comes primarily from providing general services to local community members. H. has been engaged in this business for over 2 years and earns approximately 3.000.000 VND a month from these activities.
In 2008, H. joined SEDA to gain access to financial services to help improve her living situation and ability to engage in business activities. H. has successfully repaid a previous loan of 5.152.000 VND from SEDA. This previous loan was used to invest in expanding the business. She is now requesting a new loan of 5.152.000 VND which will be used to purchase equipment to improve the business. The loan will be the 3rd loan taken out by the borrower from SEDA. H. plans to use the additional revenue generated from the business to financially support extended members of the borrower's family.
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1. Nguyễn Thị H. (20206030041) is a 44 year-old female who is requesting a 6.048.000 VND loan to support her business in the food sector making & selling food.
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|Stylistic origins
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|1900s (decade), Ghana
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|Igbo highlife • Joromi
Highlife is a music genre that originated in Ghana at the turn of the 20th century and incorporated the traditional harmonic 9th, as well as melodic and the main rhythmic structures in traditional Akan music, and married them with Western instruments. Highlife was associated with the local African aristocracy during the colonial period. By 1930s, Highlife spread to Sierra Leone, Liberia, Gambia and Nigeria via Ghanaian workers, amongst other West African countries, where the music is now very popular.
Highlife is characterised by jazzy horns and multiple guitars which lead the band. Recently it has acquired an uptempo, synth-driven sound (see Daddy Lumba). Igbo highlife and Joromi are subgenres.[1][2][3]
This arpeggiated highlife guitar part is modeled after an Afro-Cuban guajeo.[4] The pattern of attack-points is nearly identical to the 3-2 clave motif guajeo as shown below. The bell pattern known in Cuba as clave is indigenous to Ghana and Nigeria, and is used in highlife.[5]
Artists who perform the Highlife genre include:
- Ramblers Dance Band
- Blackbeat of Ghana
- Broadway Dance Band
- Uhuru Dance Band
- A. B. Crentsil
- Adomako Nyamekye
- African Brothers International Band
- Alex Konadu
- Alhaji K. Frimpong
- Amakye Dede
- Atakora Manu
- Ben Brako
- Bessa Simons
- Charles Amoah
- Dr Aseibu Amanfi
- Dr. K. Gyasi & His Noble Kings
- Daasebre Gyamena
- Daddy Lumba
- E. T. Mensah
- Joe Mensah
- Ebo Taylor
- George Darko
- King Bruce
- Kofi B
- Koo Nimo
- Kwaa Mensa
- Kwadwo Akwaboah Jr
- Kyeremateng Stars
- Marriott International band
- Nana Acheampong
- Nana Fynn
- Mohammed Seidu
- Nana Kwame Ampadu
- Nana Tuffuor
- Oheneba Kissi
- Osibisa
- Paa Kow
- Paapa Yankson
- Pat Thomas(Musician)
- Pozo Hayes
- Rex Omar
- Thomas Frimpong
- Seagulls Band of Port Harcourt
- Bustic Bassey
- Celestine Ukwu
- Chief Peter Effiom
- Chief Inyang Nta Henshaw
- Fela Kuti in his first band, Koola Lobitos
- Flavour N'abania
- Sonny Okosuns
- Prince Nico Mbarga
- David Egbo
- Oliver De Coque
- Tunji Oyelana
- Victor Olaiya
- Victor Uwaifo
- Rex Lawson
- Mighty Prince & The Garden City International Band
- Bola Johnson
- Oriental Brothers International
- Solomon Ilori
- Dr Sir Warrior
- King Bruce
- Lungu Lungu
- Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe
- Babá Ken Okulolo
- Orlando Owoh
- Roy Chicago
- Tunde Nightingale-The one with the sonorous voice
- Adeolu Akinsanya
- Kayode Fashola
- Fatai Rolling Dollars
Sierra Leone[edit]
Highlife in jazz[edit]
- Saxophonist Pharoah Sanders recorded a song called "High Life" on Rejoice (1981).
- Pierre Dørge and his New Jungle Orchestra played in the highlife style, e.g. on Even the Moon Is Dancing (1985).
- Guitarist Sonny Sharrock had a song called "Highlife" on the album of the same name (1990).
- Craig Harris (trombone) had a song called "High Life" on the album F-Stops (1993)
- High Life is an album by jazz saxophonist Wayne Shorter that was released on Verve Records in 1995.
- Pianist Randy Weston recorded an album called Highlife in 1963, featuring compositions by West African musicians Bobby Benson ("Niger Mambo") and Guy Warren ("Mystery of Love").
- Marcus Miller (bassist, multi-instrumentalist and producer) recorded a song called "Hylife" from the album Afrodeezia released on March 17th 2015.
- ^ "Igbo Highlife Music". Pamela Stitch. 17 July 2011. Retrieved 1 October 2014.
- ^ Oti, Sonny (2009). Highlife Music in West Africa. African Books Collective. ISBN 978-978-8422-08-2.
- ^ Davies, Carole Boyce (2008). Encyclopedia of the African diaspora: Origins, experiences, and culture. ABC-CLIO, Inc. p. 525. ISBN 978-1-85109-700-5.
- ^ Eyre, Banning (2006: 9). "Highlife guitar example" Africa: Your Passport to a New World of Music. Alfred Pub. ISBN 0-7390-2474-4
- ^ Peñalosa, David (2010: 247). The Clave Matrix; Afro-Cuban Rhythm: Its Principles and African Origins. Redway, CA: Bembe Inc. ISBN 1-886502-80-3.


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Louise (Stanland) Ellison is still excited about seeing six of her grandchildren on a recent trip to Alabama. Her daughter, Stacy Kilgore, and her niece, Shirley Ivey, did most of the driving on the 12-plus-hour trip. Lois Ellison also went along on the trip. They let Lois out in Birmingham to stay and visit with relatives there while Shirley stayed in Huntsville and visited with her daughter, Christi. Stacy and Louise drove outside of Huntsville and stayed with visited with Louise's daughter and Stacy's sister, Debbie Martin. Debbie has two sons, Ryan and Collin and between them, Louise has six grandchildren. The girls had a good time visiting and shopping at flea markets. One day was an adventure riding in a hot air balloon. Stacey chose to keep her feet on the ground and take pictures while Louise and Debbie experienced the sights and sounds of a balloon ride and loved it! The trip was much too short but everyone had a great time and arrived home safely.
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Someone else has returned from a trip, to the northwest. I appreciate Charlotte Morris sending me the following email about her recent trip to Colorado with her mother, Sarah Morris, looking for fall colors but they got a touch of winter as well.
Charlotte's email: Our first night was spent in Raton, New Mexico after driving through rain storms all day that Friday to get there. The second day of the trip we made a circle in New Mexico from Eagle's Nest to Red River. The weather was great and there was a little bit of color. We enjoyed shopping and having lunch in Taos.
We headed north toward Alamosa for our second night. Anyone who knows me, know that I absolutely love the mountains of Colorado and that is where we headed on the third day! We had been listening to the weather and heard the weather was rough ahead of us so we didn't hurry out too early the next day, it was Sunday. We drove from Monte Vista toward Durango, Colorado. It was raining on and off but we were able to get out at the Wolf Creek Pass overlook and enjoy the valley. We had a nice lunch in Pagosa Springs. After lunch our challenge started. I thought the storm had passed so we loaded up (in my Kia Sorenta) and drove toward Durango. There was a little debris on the road and then all of a sudden we got into a hail storm. All we could do was stay in the ruts! It was no time until the road and fields were at least 2 inches deep with hail. It looked like snow! Needless to say I drove very carefully and slowly with lots of prayer! It was a very quiet trip but hallelujah we made it to Durango and got a hotel by 6 that evening! It was an early day for us.
We got up Monday and drove what is called the Million Dollar Highway from Durango to Silverton. It was a breathtaking site. We saw beautiful fall leaves and then we saw snow banks on the passes. I took the time to stop along the way and enjoy the beautiful work that God had created. We had lunch and shopped in Silverton for about 3 hours. Our journey headed us north on through Ouray and on to Montrose enjoying the sights. I admit it was a little scary over a couple of the passes, especially when there are markers honoring gentlemen from the highway department who had died working on the roads. I was hoping to see some wildlife on the drive back around toward Creede but there was not much stirring. We stayed that night in a little cabin like lodge in South Fork. The breakfast that morning at the lodge was great and the company there was even better. We met a sweet couple from Georgia and they recommended us a National Forest road for sightseeing so we took off for that adventure. The gravel road route circled south of South Fork into the Rio Grande National Forest through a little place called Summitville. We stopped and played in the Aspen trees, saw several deer, and even more deer hunters. It was a beautiful drive! I love getting off the beaten path! Unfortunately we had to head back home the next day BUT I am already looking for a cabin to rent for next October!
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It's always good to see Eric Small when he comes in the store which is about every 10 to 12 years. Eric and his wife Karla lived in Diboll during the 1980s when Eric served as the youth choir director at Diboll First Baptist. In February of next year Eric will have been the director of Pineywoods Encampment for 24 years!! The Southern Baptist Association bought the property, between Corrigan and Groveton, near Woodlake in 1945 and it is still expanding. This past summer, 8,000 kids attended camp there and another 10,000 people attended retreats. A lot of us have many fond memories of attending camp there. The old rock gym that was built by the CCC (Civil Conservation Corp) is still there but has been remodeled and updated to enhance some of its original character. Twice a year in January and May Eric travels with his staff and board members on a mission trip to Guatemala where they build houses and do other ministries to help women and children. They also have "Power Plus" Youth Camps for missionary's kids that culminates in Europe and next year it will be in Africa.
Eric and Karla's children are twin girls Kristie and Karlee who both married boys named Matt; so Eric calls them by their last names, Walton and Chandler. Kristie is a counselor at Angelo State University in San Angelo where her husband is a youth pastor. They have Evan, age 7 and Finley, age 4. Karlee is an 8th grade math teacher in Canton and her husband Matt is the director at Disciples Crossing in Athens. They have 1-year-old, Eri. Ross works for a pool construction company in College Station and Kalli works with AmeriCorps running the Tyler branch of the Hunger Initiative which tries to get faith-based organizations involved in feeding the hungry. My notes are bad; I can't determine who 3-year-old Kezia belongs to. Krystina and her husband Alex Tram live in College Station and have three children: Ayden, Karson and Allysa.
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We enjoyed meeting Jimmy Farley's two children from Arizona when they came in the store. His son Bobby is 25, a graduate of University of Arizona and working with Farmers' Insurance. His daughter Katie is 23 and working on her master's degree in Tax at Arizona State University.
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Ginger Capps spent a couple of days in College Station visiting with two of her grandchildren. Ashley Capps is studying nursing and Stephen Harris is studying engineering. Ashley also works at Appleby's and shares a home with two friends from Hudson; Kourtney Walker and Emily Oliver. Ginger and Ashley were in the mall while waiting for Stephen to get out of class when Ginger recognized Charles "Pokey" Stover in his shop, Flip & Peel. His mother is Ginger's cousin, Sharon (Taylor) Moore. Pokey insisted they try one of his specialties, Sweet Potatoes Fries with Nutrella and raspberry sauce topped with crunchy sprinkles. Their time ran short and were unable to locate Foul Digits, whose owners are formally from Diboll; Mark and Bryan Holubec, sons of Henry and Nancy Holubec.
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DUNEDIN, Fla. -- In the eighth inning Monday, Matt Anderson faced three Toronto Blue Jays hitters who have never played above single A. Aged 22, 20 and 22, they were kids when Anderson was the No. 1 overall pick in the 1997 draft and could throw 103 m.p.h.
But when Travis D'Arnaud swung and missed at an Anderson breaking ball, the 34-year-old pitcher literally jumped off the mound. He pumped his fist and ran into the Phillies dugout.
Matt Anderson had not pitched in an organized game of baseball since 2008 after tearing a muscle under his armpit in 2002. He last pitched in the majors six years ago. In the eighth inning Monday, he hit 95 m.p.h. on the radar gun and retired the side in order.
"It was totally awesome," Anderson said. "You can't really put into words what I'm feeling right now. It's something I've been going to bed with the last two years thinking about and it finally came around."


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8. I am no good with spicy food but my friends are helping me improve this
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Anywhere, anywhere is good....
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The people I've lost would still be here
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Never, always been an awkward dork
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|Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick (7) looks for an opening to pass as Washington Redskins inside linebacker Perry Riley gets tangled up in his legs during the first half of an NFL football game in Landover, Md., Monday, Sept. 9, 2013. (AP Photo/Nick Wass)
LANDOVER, Md. - One game does not eradicate skepticism, but there will be far less incredulity about how Chip Kelly will translate to the NFL after the Eagles' convincing 33-27 victory over the Washington Redskins in the opener Monday night at FedEx Field.
The victory was more than a simple adjustment to the record, which is now 1-0. It was an endorsement of Kelly's philosophy of frenetic football, where the play clock is an optional accessory and an optimum performance appears closer to what occurs in a video game than a traditional NFL offense.
Monday's was not an optimal performance, but it was nonetheless an impressive debut in front of a national audience and a frenzied crowd of 82,743 that had little reason to cheer until a fourth-quarter comeback.
That's because the Eagles offense accumulated 445 yards against the Redskins. They totaled 77 plays. They recorded 26 first downs. And as advertised, they dictated the tempo of the game.
Michael Vick completed 15 of 25 passes for 203 yards and two touchdowns. LeSean McCoy rushed 31 times for 184 yards and a score. DeSean Jackson pulled in seven passes for 104 yards and a TD.
The offensive onslaught came after an inauspicious opening drive. With a no-huddle offense in which the Eagles were sometimes snapping the ball 15 seconds into the play clock, the Eagles drove the ball 76 yards to the Redskins' 4-yard line. That's when Vick attempted a screen pass to McCoy that was deflected in flight by Redskins linebacker Ryan Kerrigan.
The Eagles' offensive players acted as if the play was dead, but the whistle was never blown. Redskins cornerback DeAngelo Hall picked up the loose ball and ran unbothered 75 yards into the end zone. The officials determined it was not a forward fumble, and thus a fumble. The Redskins had a 7-0 lead.
The deficit was an obstacle, but not a deterrent. The Eagles drove the ball 51 yards for a 48-yard Alex Henery field goal, and then Trent Cole forced an Alfred Morris fumble on the first play of the ensuing drive. Vick connected with Jackson for a 25-yard touchdown to give the Eagles a 10-7 lead.
An Eagles defense that was maligned throughout the preseason showed the ability to make big plays when it forced another Redskins turnover on the next drive, this time a Brandon Boykin interception. And the next time the Redskins had the ball, a mishandled pitch in their own end zone resulted in a safety.
With a 12-7 lead, the Eagles offense took over. The Eagles scored twice in the third quarter, and the most notable part of both scoring drives was the amount of plays they accumulated in such a short period. A five-play, 65-yard drive that finished with a 28-yard touchdown pass to Brent Celek took 2 minutes, 7 seconds. A nine-play, 44-yard drive that finished with a 3-yard Vick touchdown run lasted 3:03. The Eagles entered halftime with 247 more yards than the Redskins, 32 more plays - and most important to Kelly, a 26-7 lead.
That lead swelled to 33-7 after Cary Williams recorded a diving interception on the Redskins' opening drive after halftime, and McCoy juked through Washington's defense for a 34-yard touchdown run two plays later.
That was the Eagles' high-water mark for the night. It was less than two minutes into the second half, and they had 26-point advantage over a team favored to beat them. The game appeared to be a mismatch.
The Redskins scored the next three touchdowns to at least make the game entertaining in the fourth quarter, but the last score came with just more than one minute remaining and the Redskins without a timeout. The Eagles' lead was threatened, but never in doubt.
The performance was far from flawless, and Kelly won't be shy about pointing out the team's two turnovers as an area that requires improvement this week. But Kelly's debut should quiet skeptics. The offense was as dynamic as owner Jeffrey Lurie hoped when he lured Kelly from Oregon, and there were times when the Eagles' offense reminded many of Kelly's Ducks.
And it was only Kelly's first game. The league will have time to study the offense, but the Eagles will become more refined, too. With the San Diego Chargers visiting Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday for Kelly's home opener, curiosity will no longer focus on whether Kelly's offense will work in the NFL. It will instead focus on what the Eagles can do for an encore after an impressive first win.
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Very gloomy and other worldly
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Curumo, Olórin and Aiwendil, also known as Saruman, Gandalf and Radagast.
Elderly power, engage!!!
Elderly power, engage!!!
Great art!
These guys are awesome! XD
so cool. id love to see your take on the blue wizards! XD
would be better if alatar and pallando were there as well
Of which one consumes excessive amounts of mushrooms. Another smokes weed and the third uses a giant stone to talk to a flaming eyeball. Yes, these are the Maiar sent to rescue middle-earth from darkness. Eru save us! (The Valar won't, this is their idea of help.)
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sorry, I couldn't resist
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I tried. And i just read "Tormenting the Tormentor" by 7hot-feanorians and was in a rather crackish mood
pffft xDDDD they look so funny! saruman looks at the other like, "are you talking about me, aren't you? >_>" xD
I know it would be entirely conjectural, but I'd love to see Alatar and Pallando/Morinehtar and Romestano/The Blue Wizards. Your style is so much fun.
Hehe, funny and quirky
This is fantastic!
Why are those two hobos annoying the cool white wizard?
I am so glad I saw that Radagast will be back in the second Hobbit movie.
Radaghast is my favorite honestly despite the fact he is crazy. Gandalf is awesome beyond belief. I don't like Saruman for many reasons but he is cool I guess.
Aww! They are awesome! Saruman is just as uppish as he should be and Radagast is so innocent... I won't speak of Gandalf, he's my favorite of the Istari Gust great!
Love the art style ^_^
Haha! They look awesome.
I really want to know what Gandalf and Radagast are whispering about to make Saruman look so pissed off. Or is he feel left out?
They're talking about thir hunt for Sauron, and Saruman thinks they're talking about his beard.
No, tu eres perfecta!
Christopher Lee has clearly stated himself that he will also be in the second movie, he is also listed for it on imdb.
Really nice!
Really awsome!
jaja, demasiado bueno
me encantan las caras
me encantan las caras
haha, nice work dude!
Cool work! but the only one I trust is Gandalf LOL
I don't trust em' haha, great work love your style.
Aw, I'm in love with your art-style. These colors own my heart *_*
lovely! I adore your style ♥.♥
Jajaja me encantan!! xDDD y la cara de Saruman me mató!! xD
Awesome drawing, you really captured them well.
I have to saay that i can't quite remember who Radagast is.
I have to saay that i can't quite remember who Radagast is.
Lol. That's freaking awesome!
you captured each of them perfectly! I love how their scepters (or however you call 'em...) get more and more oblique with every wizard.
also: Saruman's stare says it all.
also: Saruman's stare says it all.
great work at capturing their personalities in the work and for making me chuckle at the antics and wonder what Radagast is whispering about.
You don't mess with elderly. Especially not these three! Saruman's expression is too funny. I love how Gandalf and Radagast are whispering to one another. I also like that the way they are holding the staffs reflects them as characters. Or am I looking at it to deeply? I don't know. Anyways, thanks for posting this! I love it!
lol they have some great expressions. nice style and shading too!
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- Cartoon Characters: Fox, Crow.
- Originally Released in 1943.
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The quiet, refined Mr. Fox gets a new roommate in his house: the loud, obnoxious Mr. Crow! The Crow turns the Fox's boarding house into a three-ring circus. Near the end, the Fox, dressed in furs and stoking up the boiler because the Crow has convinced him that it's snowing in July, turns to look in the bathroom cabinet mirror.
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1943's "Room and Bored" is one of the best Fox and Crow cartoons, largely because of how director Wickersham manages the very different personalities of both characters so effectively. The Fox is a very proper and very refined gentleman, hoping... (read more)
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He liked to listen to heavy-metal music and eat pastries at a local bakery.
The first rule of an EOD solider is to try and stay in your vehicle, the heavy-metal womb that protects you from explosions.
So Orede stayed uninhabited until a hunting-party shooting wild cattle found an outcropping of heavy-metal ore.
So Orede stayed uninhabited until a hunting party, shooting wild cattle, found an outcropping of heavy-metal ore.
The great hydroelectric dams, the hundreds of steam turbines, the heavy-metal atomic reactors—all useless for power purposes.
: As the prototypical heavy metal band, Led Zeppelin has created its fair share
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A style of simple music characterized by extreme loudness, distortion, and pounding drums and played through great banks of amplifiers and speakers: With all the sudden interest in heavy metal, Deep Purple has decided to give it a go once again/ a degree of internal intricacy that belies popular conceptions of heavy metal (1960s+ Rock and roll)