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You've really mastered Tostan's tutorial style. These are really great. Looking forward to seeing more from you.
These are my first maps to be really shown off. Sandpoint is the main little town in Paizo's Rise of the Runelords adventure, and I've used a combination of the map of Sandpoint provided, and the description of the twon hall as a basis for these maps.
The basement, we are told is used as the town bank. I've made it a cavern, the same rough shape as the building above, with a few man made features to create "vaults".
Next up is the ground floor, I see a big room for town meetings, and then some storage areas etc...
Finally we are told the mayor holds an office upstairs, I've also put in a balcony, so that the main hall below can flow up to the rafters. I envisage the roof as having either open spaces, or glass windows (there is a glassworks in town) to let in light, hence no side windows .
I don't feel these are really finnished yet. Perhaps they need some more dressing, but I don't want to go OTT.
So what would you do next?
You've really mastered Tostan's tutorial style. These are really great. Looking forward to seeing more from you.
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I have a few ideas where I'd like to go differently stylistically, but I think I'd rather pin the basics down before I try that.
Is that all gimp with a tablet? Nice job!
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All GIMP, no tablet though, just the laptop touchpad....
The "interesting bits" (external walls, fireplaces, internal walls in the vault, desk etc) are Tostan's tiles, copy/pasted a lot with the exception of the shingles for the small roof, and the internal walls from the ground floor up, and the book cases on the upper level. I did those myself.
A tablet would be nice I think....
Neat stuff here...
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Touchpad? That's impressive! For drawing, I'd rather use a mouse.
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I am tempted to get a tablet, and that would probably convince me to migrate to the dining table.
Thanks for the nice words!
Hi there, meant to come by and offer some C&C on these. They're looking good - and certainly usable in a game. Are you printing these out, using them in maptool or using them in some other program?
Okay, a few tweaks. I'd suggest that you drop the opacity of the grid way down. It's very dominant right now. I'd also lower the opacity of some of the wall shadows. If you look at the Top Floor map, you'll see that the walls to the right have very soft shadows, whereas the walls on the left have shadows that are almost black. I'd suggest changing the outer walls too - the earth backing suggests an underground room with stone walls backing onto dirt rather than an upstairs. Equally, walls throw shadow on both sides. I'd put some form of outer shadow around that upper floor to emphasise that it's upstairs.
Does the mayor have windows? If so, I'd mark them. Players have a habit of not wanting to go through the front door so you'll need to know where the windows are.
Hope that helps!
That's exactly what I was looking for, thanks.
I'm aiming to make them usable for printing or VTT, but mostly just playing for the moment. So long as they look god on my screen, they will be fine if I need them.
On the upper floor, the left is darker as I used a black-soft lighted on the floor area to try for the effect of the floor being lower there....
That is probably also what's emphasising the shadows.
I'll take that out I think, and play with longer shadows on that area instead, and then have a play with the walls...

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Dress To Impress Yourself
31 comments:
- Kari. said...
Oh my! This was fabulous! Absolutely fabulous. She said almost the exact same thing in her interview that I was feeling in my post yesterday! wow ... Thank you!
- March 3, 2011 at 12:58 AM
- Pull Your Socks Up! said...
Oh my, I'm in LOVE with Marilyn - what an absolute beauty she is!! I aim to dress to please myself and no-one else - not men or other women. Marilyn practices what she preaches and she is one glorious woman!!! xoxo
- March 3, 2011 at 1:40 AM
- Maria (viola33) said...
Admirable lady!
Thank you for finding all these stunning people and sharing with us, your blog is so inspiring.
- March 3, 2011 at 3:22 AM
- Design Elements said...
cool! wonderful idea
- March 3, 2011 at 3:49 AM
- Holly said...
This plaid genius has to be my al time favourite outfit from Advanced Style! Although I change my mind on that a lot, because everything and everybody on here is so wonderful. Thanks so much for creating this project, it is my favourite fashion blog ever. I always get so much inspiration not only about clothes but also life from here.
- March 3, 2011 at 4:29 AM
- That's Not My Age said...
Marilyn looks fab - great sunglasses!
- March 3, 2011 at 5:48 AM
- Diane Costanza said...
I like the thought that I will look better than when I am 70 than I do now!
- March 3, 2011 at 7:55 AM
- sacramento said...
Yeahhhhhhhhh. That´s what a I called playing with plaid!!!
- March 3, 2011 at 9:27 AM
Fabulous woman - I love the joy that emanates from Marilyn and all of your stylish finds. They demonstrate that putting yourself together to face the day is such a creative, life-enhancing and wonderful thing to do for both yourself and others lucky enough to cross your path.
- March 3, 2011 at 9:57 AM
- Fanny Pinkleton said...
Thank you Marilyn!
- March 3, 2011 at 10:51 AM
I'm having a totally crap day, but seeing this post makes me feel better. Thank you!
- March 3, 2011 at 2:02 PM
- marta said...
I like your blog. It's encouraging, because some day I hope to have something like these lovely ladies. I made for tomorrow a post on my blog about yours. I want to be better know in Spain for older women also their mirror in the network. Thanks for your job.
- March 3, 2011 at 4:40 PM
- Edwina@FASHION+ART said...
She's a wonderful actor too. I saw her in "The Sisters Rosensweig" at the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta several years ago. She was an absolute delight! Great hair. Fabulous skin. Love the shot of her in the sunglasses.
- March 3, 2011 at 7:56 PM
- Olga said...
marilyn is absolutely beautiful, but her style (as style in general) is really all about confidence. she looks so great.
- March 3, 2011 at 8:11 PM
I constantly look forward to your posts. But perhaps a quick review of what you're writing before your post it? Your blurbs are riddled with spelling mistakes and other errors. This might be rather incidental to some, but readers of a blog of this popularity shouldn't have to be side-tracked by so many obvious errors. Just a thought...
- March 3, 2011 at 10:12 PM
- Memaw said...
Wow! The ladies on this blog give me something to look forward to. Love them!
- March 3, 2011 at 10:19 PM
- Memaw said...
Wow! These ladies really give me something to look forward to. Love them!
- March 3, 2011 at 10:20 PM
- Ari said...
Sorry about the spelling errors. Most of my time is spent coming up with content and finding people to photograph and I should spend more time editing. I do all of the photography and writing myself, I welcome an editor. Sorry for the distractions.
- March 3, 2011 at 10:44 PM
- Engagement Ring said...
Awe-inspiring lady.
She looks so stylish.Thanks for sharing this blog with us.
- March 4, 2011 at 1:17 AM
- TheHappyIntrovert said...
She is SO. BEAUTIFUL. It's a cliche, but "inside and out."
- March 4, 2011 at 2:09 AM
- Terri said...
I just love her hair. And that first profile picture is fantastic.
- March 4, 2011 at 2:10 AM
- Margaret said...
woah she's amazing !
- March 4, 2011 at 12:55 PM
- NANCY said...
Hi Ari,
My name's Nancy and I'm 6. I love cute older people and think your pictures are great. i loved this movie!
- March 6, 2011 at 12:34 AM
- Kaylovesvintage said...
I love her!!!
And now I miss NYC like crazy
- March 6, 2011 at 4:53 AM
- mllegordon said...
Ari, you are a genius. You have tapped into a secret heart's desire for many older ladies (and maybe gentlemen, too). It might have started with the verse, When I Am Old I Shall.... Nevermind the spelling or grammatical errors, keep up the creative juices.
- March 7, 2011 at 2:35 PM
- dropthatshit said...
LOVE her!!! :)
- March 8, 2011 at 10:31 PM
- quirkyartist said...
I love Marilyn for her part in Foul Play. Wonderful to see her blooming and having fun.
- March 9, 2011 at 3:46 PM
- quirkyartist said...
I love Marilyn for her part in Foul Play. Wonderful to see her blooming and having fun.
- March 9, 2011 at 3:46 PM
- Chiii said...
It is my first visit at your blog and this was the best message so far: to dress to impress myself. I am a huge fan of several kinds of freedom and love the idea of a such freedom and the way it is expressed in the post. Thank you for sharing it with us.
- March 11, 2011 at 10:35 AM
I absolutely love the picture of her in the plaid outfit. I would love to have it poster sized with the words: No matter what... Be Yourself! I teach 11-14 year old children and I try to convey that message every day to them.
- March 15, 2011 at 8:12 PM
- Stacey said...
Marilyn is just beautiful and inspiring! Thanks for a great post. :)
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Secrecy of source code and other implementation details is a very weak approach to security. In fact, the secrecy of your source code is probably not nearly as good as you think. So build your applications considering that an attacker has a copy of the source code. There is no reason that having the source code makes a secure system impossible.
In most organizations, the source code for applications is stored in a Source Code Control System designed for integrity, not secrecy.
Think who has access to the code and where it might have been stored. There's likely to be a full copy of the source code on every developer's machine. They may have made backup copies in home directories or other storage. They may have taken a copy to work on at home (or possibly to reuse on other projects). The code is also probably stored on backup tapes.
The source code is also probably stored on compile servers and machines that are a part of the build process. The code (in compiled form) is also likely to have found its way to test machines, developer machines, staging servers, and also production. Compiled code is easy to reverse engineer, especially with bytecode-type languages like Java and .NET.
To say that many of these places are not as well protected as production environments is a serious understatement. So consider the threat (in your actual environment, not the way the standards say it is supposed to be) of an attacker being able to get a copy of the source code.
The good news is that having the source code shouldn't provide much of an advantage to an attacker, if you've build it with that in mind. The cryptographic community has followed this principle for decades, but many organizations cling to the notion that the secrecy of the code is critical to the security of their application.
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|Electrical System Safety
There are ultralights being flown that do not have an electrical
system with a battery which allows you to have a starter, anticollision
lights, radio and all the other good things that system provides.
I have noticed a significant difference between the electrical
system used in automobiles as compared to boats and airplanes.
Automobiles have no master switch. No. The ignition switch is
not a master switch. All airplanes and some boats with inboard
engines generally have a master switch.
What is the master switch, you ask? The master switch is the first switch on the checklist for starting. It "turns on" the battery and all the power for the electrical systems except ignition, which is powered by the magneto. The master switch actuates a solenoid, which has large contacts capable of handling the current needed by all the electrical systems and the very high current required by the starter. In short, it connects and disconnects the battery to the airplane.
Automobiles don't have such a thing and seldom need to. Aircraft need them because there are times when your safety will depend upon it. I will cite some examples I have been a part of. A Cessna 150 was returning from a cross-country flight when something happened to the power system. It was evening and the pilot (grandson of the plane's owner) turned on the landing lights, which went on momentarily and then went out. A short-circuit condition was suspected. He decided not to turn on the radio but flew the pattern and made sure it was safe for him to land. Fortunately it was an uncontrolled airfield without much traffic at that hour. After landing he found that the landing lights were blackened from being burned out and the fuse was blown.
The next day I was called by the A&P mechanic to find out what happened. I suspected that the voltage regulator had failed, so we started the engine and checked the voltage of the generator at the battery terminals, which showed 16.5 volts. The mechanic opened the battery box and the battery was found to have been boiling so there was a clean-up job to do. Usually the voltage regulator fails by low voltage output, but this was a high-voltage condition.
"Why didn't the fuse protect the landing lights?" the mechanic asked. When the landing lights were switched on a large current flow, resulting from the excessive voltage, surged through the filaments of the bulbs so quickly the fuse blew as the bulbs blew. An interesting aside: The tungsten filament of a bulb, when cold, has a low resistance such that the initial instantaneous current is from 8 to 10 times the steady state current. Bearing that in mind you can understand why everything burned out in a flash.
If the plane had a generator switch and a voltmeter, the pilot could have identified the problem and turned off the generator. Then he could have used the radio and landing lights from battery power. Some larger planes have a generator switch and voltmeter but the little ones don't. Luckily the only other thing that got burned out was the directional gyro.
Some months earlier, on this same plane, smoke was detected in the cabin. Fearing the possibility of fire the master switch was turned off. Later a short circuit was found. Usually this condition causes the circuit breaker or fuse to blow, but sometimes that doesn't happen. At those times it's nice to have another means of cutting off the electrical power.
Here is one that happened to me. In starting my ultralight one day the contacts in the starter solenoid welded closed. With the engine turned off the starter kept on spinning the engine over. I had wired my machine like an automobile so the only thing I could do was to break the battery connection. Knowing that the certified aircraft's master solenoid was rather expensive, I looked in a catalog for boat supplies and there I found a look-alike without a metal case but having all the power-handling capability I needed and more. To give you some idea of what it is capable of, its label says it is rated to handle 65 amps continuous and 750 amps for 10 seconds.
What is the downside, you ask? Its weight is a little less than 1 pound. Sure it requires some current to keep it closed but that is only .66 amps, about the same as a small light bulb. Not bad for what it can do. Also, you have to remember to put it on your checklist to be turned off during shutdown because if you forget, the next time you are going to fly, the battery will be discharged.
If your radio or other electronic equipment is turned on when you are turning off the master switch, the diode is necessary to suppress the high voltage kick that occurs when the actuating coil is turned off. The idea is to protect semiconductors from the resulting voltage transient that can puncture them. If you don't have semiconductor devices in the system, the diode can be left out.
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Arnold C. Anderson has been flying ultralights since 1982, logging more than 300 hours in his Kasperwing. After 37 years in the engine and aerospace industry as a mechanical engineer, designing electro-mechanical equipment and solving reliability problems in equipment for unmanned deep space missions, Arnold is now retired. He lives in Bellevue, Washington, where he pursues his hobbies, including aerial photography and flying RC airplanes and gliders.


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These double chocolate peppermint cookies are so amazing-I just have to share! They came from a recipe that I found online during a random search one day years ago, and they are my standard go to ever since. I've tweaked them just a bit for this version. The best part is, you can spruce them up in a many different ways and they always taste great.
Peppermint Chocolate Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe:
- 2 1/4 cups flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 2 sticks butter, softened
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 large eggs, beaten
- 3/4 tsp peppermint extract
- 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa
- 2 cups chocolate chips or M&M's
I usually do cookie dough blobs that are about an inch to an inch and a half big, but they also turn out great if you make them even bigger. Bake for approximately 9-10 minutes. They are best if they are still a little bit soft.
(I always use a Slipat mat when baking cookies. One of my VERY favorite kitchen gadgets.)
Other than following the basic recipe, which tastes great as is, you can also try the following:
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Attaches to the limbs of a long bow or recurve bow. Attaches to the cable for a compound bow. Has a center nock locator for nocking (positioning) an arrow.
An elastic material may be added to the string, resulting in a reduction in string noise and vibration. A string silencer is not used on a long bow.
A small plastic button that attachs to the bow string. At full draw it will touch the archers lips to provide another point of reference for the anchor position.
The wrapping of material in the center of the string to protect the string from wear. The nock locator attaches to the serving.
The mark or device that indicates where the arrow is to be placed on the string. It is located on the serving area of the string.
A release aid can be used in combination with a mechanical release for a more accurate shot.


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Beautiful Bird ShadowboxItem# 28182These charming bird shadowboxes make great accents pieces and colors can be tailored to match one's decor.
Step 1 Drill a hole the width of the stick into the sides of the bottom of the box approximately 1¾" down from the top.
Step 2 Paint the exterior sides and back of the box dark brown. Let dry. Paint the front of the box, the deep portion of the interior and the edges of the opened box turquoise. Paint the shallow interior Terra Cotta. Let dry. Insert the stick through the holes.
Step 3 Paint the 2" wood block brown. Cut out the "Nest" graphic and adhere to the front of the block using Mod Podge®. Set aside to dry.
Step 4 Trim scrapbook paper and dictionary page to fit the inside of the box. Adhere using Mod Podge®.
Step 5 Using some watered-down turquoise paint and a dry brush, brush over the dictionary page that's adhered to the deep portion of the inside of the box. Using watered-down brown paint and a dry brush, use the same technique for the interior sides of the deep portion of the box to add an antiqued look.
Step 6 Trim cover paper to 4-7/8"x8". Ink the edges using Vintage Photo Distress Ink. Lightly dry brush white paint over the front.
Step 7 Color bird image from the design sheet using Inktense pencils. Cut out and adhere to the front of the box. Mat the saying onto Kraft cardstock, ink edges and adhere to the box. Add feathers using a small dab of hot glue. Ink the edges of the front of the box using Vintage Photo ink pad. Add dots around edge of front using Terra Cotta paint.
Step 8 Mat an image from the design sheet onto Kraft cardstock leaving approximately 1/8" border. Adhere to the front of the small paper bag. Ink the edges of the bag. Adhere to the inside of the box lid. Insert a feather if desired or make a tag to go inside.
Step 9 Glue the block into the box at the bottom right.
Step 10 Glue nest on top of block.
Step 11 Dry brush a little turquoise paint onto the three eggs and glue them into the nest.
Step 12 Choose an image from the design sheet for the hanging pendant. Trim it out and add small words from the sheet if desired. Put the image between two pieces of glass and insert into the pendant. Glue pendant bale to the top of the pendant.
Step 13 Thread a pearl onto a head pin and make a loop on top. Attach to bottom of the pendant with a jump ring.
Step 14 Thread a piece of wire (approximately 12") through the bale and wrap around the bale several times. Wrap the ends of the wire around the branch, letting the pendant hang down and leaving space between the pendant and the nest.
Step 15 Position small branch in the box and glue in a small amount of Spanish moss.
Step 16 Thread bead and charm or ephemera onto wire and wrap around the branch ends sticking out of the sides of the box.
Step 17 Using the Sharpie®, write a bird-themed poem or saying around the front edge of the shadowbox.
Step 18 Brush One Step Crackle™ around the edges of the brown portion of the box. Apply generously. Let dry.
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Scandinavian fashion, like the region's architecture and furniture design, is known for its minimalism. Like the Northern European countryside, designers here tend to focus on stark, clean shapes and functionality—but not without flair.
Dorothea Gundtoft's Fashion Scandanavia (Thames & Hudson) proves that clothing here is cooler than it is conservative, and it's even often playful (with a dry wit). The monograph smartly lists brands in alphabetical order and selects images that highlight not only garments, but entire aesthetic stories, from sketches to advertising campaigns. Original interviews with the likes of Anne Sofie-Back, Peter Jensen, Henrik Vibskov and many more accompany the photos, giving us satisfying peeks into each creative process.
A highly curated book on the subject of Scandinavian culture makes sense, considering the area's aesthetic ideals. Often an inspiration is worth as much as an outcome, here. As noted by Sofie-Back, who, when asked by Gundtoft about the vulgarity of themes seen in her streamlined collections ("porn, punk, plastic surgery"), fashion can be very much a narrative art form:
"I need to use inspiration that disturbs me… For the AW12 collection we started out with the theme 'God.' I can't stand religion, and during the course of designing we realized we didn't have any relationship with God at all, so we ended up with the Scandinavian concept of 'Jante's Law,' a set of rules that basically tells you that you are crap. Look it up!"
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Recorded: Monday, November 28, 2011
The American Economic Association (AEA) takes pride in celebrating its founder Richard T. Ely. This pride is strange, given the character of Elys thought, which is revealed in The Independent Review article The Shaping of a Future Presidents Economic Thought: Richard T. Ely and Woodrow Wilson at The Hopkins by Gary M. Pecquet and Clifford F. Thies, as well as the Econ Journal Watch article Richard T. Ely: The Confederate Flag of the AEA? by Clifford F. Thies and Ryan Daza. In this podcast, Thies is interviewed by the economist Lawrence H. White and explores Elys ideas, values, and impact. Thies is the Eldon R. Lindsay Chair of Free Enterprise and Professor of Economics and Finance at Shenandoah University.
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Recorded: Friday, July 30, 2010
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Gilmer was ejected and died at the scene.
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text: How Microsoft researchers might invent a Holodeck Technology 01 September 11 by Dylan Tweney Dylan Tweney / Wired.com Deep inside Microsoft is the brain of a mad scientist.You might not think so, given the banality of the company's ubiquitous products: Windows, Office, Hotmail, Exchange Server, Active Directory. The days are long past when this kind of software could light up anyone's imagination, except maybe an accountant's.But Microsoft has an innovative side that's still capable of producing surprises. In fact, Microsoft spends more than $9 billion a year, and employs tens of thousands of people in research and development alone. While most of that goes toward coding the next versions of the company's major products, a lot gets funnelled into pure research and cutting-edge engineering.Much of that work happens in Building 99 and Studio B here on Microsoft's campus.Building 99 is a think tank in the classic sense: It's a beautifully-designed building packed to the gills with hundreds of scientists -- about half of Microsoft's researchers work here. In the middle is a tall, airy atrium designed by the architect to facilitate collaboration and the kind of chance meetings that can lead to serendipitous discoveries. Many of the brainiacs who work in Building 99 are researching areas of computer science that may not have relevance to Microsoft's bottom line for years, if ever. Heck, they may not have relevance to anything, ever, but the fundamental premise of basic research is that for every dozen, or hundred, or thousand off-the-wall projects, there's one invention that turns out to be fabulously important and lucrative.In fact, you only need one hit to make billions of dollars in research pay off, even if you waste the rest of the good ideas. As Malcolm Gladwell argued recently, Xerox, which is often derided for failing to take advantage of a series of amazing inventions at its Palo Alto Research Center, actually saw huge returns from just one invention: the laser printer. Against that, it's not necessarily a bad thing that Xerox PARC was home to hundreds of useless research projects, or that Xerox never figured out what to do with some of its research, like the graphical user interface.A few hundred yards away, in Hardware Studio B, the rubber gets a little closer to the road. An impressive, multistory curtain of LEDs hangs in the lobby, displaying some sort of interactive art that responds to movement and sounds in the space, while employees enjoy a game of pingpong. The rest of the building is more prosaic, with surplus computers stacked up in the unused back sections of long, windowless corridors.It's here that hardware engineers carve 3D mock-ups, create prototypes, test and refine circuitry, and get products ready for the market. A high-concept idea that originates in the rarefied ideas of Building 99 (hey! wouldn't it be cool if your computer were a giant touchscreen table?) may get turned into an actual product in the hardware studio (hello, Microsoft Surface).Wired recently toured both buildings to see some of the work Microsoft scientists and engineers are doing to invent the computer interfaces of the future.Muscle MovementImagine playing Guitar Hero -- with an air guitar.That's exactly what the "Skinput" system being developed by Microsoft researcher Scott Saponas can do. A bracelet of electrodes on your arm senses how you are moving your hand and fingers, and transmits the data wirelessly to your computer, where the game can put it to use.You might also use it to control your phone: For instance, you could touch your forefinger and thumb together to answer a call, or touch your middle finger and thumb together to pause music playback."Our muscles are generating a lot of electrical data we can sense," Saponas says. All the sensor has to do is figure out which electrical signals correspond to which gestures, and you could control your phone, computer or game console just by moving your fingers.That could be handy, Saponas says, if your hands are otherwise occupied: washing dishes, making pottery, or riding a bike, for instance.It's an intriguing interface idea, but it has a ways to go before it's practical.For starters, figuring out which muscles correspond to which finger movements is a computational challenge."It would be nice if you had a ring finger muscle and an index finger muscle, but that's not how it works," Saponas says. Instead, there are groups of muscles that work in various combinations to move your fingers more or less individually. Sorting out the electrical signals is an exercise in pattern recognition that Saponas has been working on for several years."There's a lot of noise in the data, which is one of the things that makes it difficult," he says.It's also a bit of a hardware problem at the moment. The Skinput system would look cool on the playa at Burning Man, it's a bit too bulky and aggressive-looking for consumer use just yet. It's also not terribly accurate.But these are all merely bumps in the road to Saponas, who seems genuinely delighted by his research -- and his good fortune in being able to pursue it here. A few years ago, Saponas was a University of Washington graduate student in computer science. He was lucky enough to land an internship at Microsoft Research, where he did work pertaining to his dissertation -- and when he got his Ph.D., he got hired on by the company to continue that work."Don't tell them, because I like the paycheck, but I would come here even if they didn't pay me," Saponas confides as we leave his office.And who knows? Something like this might be on the shelves at Best Buy before you know it.Light SpaceSenior researcher Andy Wilson helped start Microsoft's investigations into tabletop displays in 2002. That work culminated, a few years ago, with the launch of Microsoft Surface.Wilson's still working with tabletops. But now his research extends the computer interface from the tabletop throughout the entire space around it, including the air above the table, adjacent walls and even the floor.The key to his "Light Space" project is a trio of depth cameras: Cameras that can record 3D data by sensing how far away each point is. A similar sensor is used in Microsoft's Xbox Kinect, where it helps detect the position and orientation of your body, and can even be used by Kinect hackers to create 3D maps of rooms.In Wilson's setup, three depth cameras are trained at different parts of a room to create a real-time map of the space. "The data you get from the depth cameras is in millimeters," says Wilson. "That allows you to combine the views of the three cameras into a 3D view we can reason about."Completing the setup are several high-definition projectors aimed at the tabletop and at a nearby wall. Everything is bolted to a cubical frame about ten feet on a side, made out of silver scaffolding, similar to the metal girders used by lighting designers for holding up stage lights.The metal cube is kind of a wireframe of a room, and it encloses a brightly lit white table, which stands out against the theatrical darkness of Wilson's lab.When you step inside the cube, the computer recognises your arrival, building a 3D model of your body and of anyone else inside the space.In Light Space, you can manipulate photos and video windows on a tabletop, just by using your hands. But the 3D aspect of the space means you can do other nifty things: For example, you can swipe a window off the table and onto your hand, where it becomes a little red dot. You can carry this dot around the room -- it follows your hand wherever you go -- and when you want, you can throw it onto the wall, where it reconstitutes itself as a window.Or you can move a window from one screen to another by touching it with one hand, then touching the other screen where you want it to go with your other hand. The screen moves across, as if it were an electrical current zapping through your body.It's also possible to use virtual space to control things. For instance, Wilson has the system create a "menu" icon on the floor. Depending on what height you hold your hand at above this menu, you can select different menu options. A light shining on your hand changes colors to indicate which option you're selecting, and there's an audible prompt as well. "With this kind of interaction, can you go to your Zune music library and find the song you want?" says Wilson. "I don't know about that -- it's an open question." But it is cool. 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EAST LANSING - The Michigan State defense was unable to cash in on easy interception on opportunity in the first half when sophomore Darqueze Dennard mishandled a poorly underthrown pass by Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson. But when Spartan defensive backs were presented with another opportunity near the five-minute mark of the fourth quarter sophomore safety Isaiah Lewis pounced. The result was game-breaking 39-yard interception return for a touchdown that gave the Spartans 28-14 lead and a fourth straight victory over their in-state rival. "When I first came up, I thought he was going to get sacked because he was getting a little bit of pressure," explained Lewis. "He just happened to throw up a wobbly ball and I just happened to make a play on it." For Lewis, a first-year starter at strong safety, it was the second pick six and team-best third interception of the 2011 season. "That kills a team," said Lewis of the interception for a touchdown. "Even if it wasn't the end of the game, a defense scoring a touchdown on an interception kills a team. It hurts them, takes away their momentum and that is what that did." ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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ARLINGTON, Va. (WUSA) - A brazen smash and grab robbery has left employees shaken at Pentagon City Mall.
On Tuesday, several thieves smashed into cases at a watch store and took off with two dozen Rolex watches, worth a half a million dollars.
And now, police are trying to determine if the same thieves are responsible for a similar robbery last month.
The latest robbery happened Tuesday morning at 10:37, right in front of shoppers. Four thieves wearing ski masks and hoodies walked in to the Tourneau watch store at Pentagon City Mall and headed straight for the Rolex counter. Using a hammer, they smashed it and grabbed as much as they could.
"It was very brazen," said Arlington County Police Spokesman Dustin Sternbeck.
He said the four suspects grabbed so many watches, they dropped several as they fled the store. Sternbeck says they stole 23 Rolexes worth a total of about $609,000.
Police are looking into whether the same thieves also hit Pentagon City's Zales jewelry store last month on February 4th. They stole $128,000 worth of diamond rings, just days before Valentine's Day.
In both robberies, the suspects hit stores that are near to mall exits and they fled in awaiting getaway cars. In the February 4th case, it's believed they fled in a red sedan that broke through a traffic gate of the garage as it was exiting. That vehicle may have sustained front end damage, according to police.
Those four suspects are described as being black males between the ages of 18 and 21 and approximately 5'7" to 5'8" tall. One suspect wore a red and white Helly Hanson jacket, neon or yellow hood. Another had a grey peacoat and blue hoodie. The other two suspects wore black jackets. As in the Tourneau robbery, they all wore ski masks.
In the Tourneau robbery, the suspects left to a charcoal grey four-door sedan where another suspect was waiting on the S. Hayes side of the mall.
Arlington police do not think these two robberies are related to a similar smash and grab at a mall in Frederick, Maryland.


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Heatran (Japanese: ヒードラン Hiidoran) is a Fire/Steel-type Legendary Pokémon in the Sinnoh region.
Heatran appears to be a tortoise that with gray and orange spots on it along with a reddish-brownish color. Heatran also has metal bangles on all four of its legs. Heatran also has four metal claws attached to its feet. It also has an iron mask and orange eyes. Heatran as well possesses gray and yellow spots all over its body along with a gray underside.
Special Abilities
Heatran has the ability Flash Fire and the Dream World ability Flame Body. Flash Fire allows it to be unaffected by Fire-type moves and powers up its Fire-type moves instead when hit by a Fire-type move. Flame Body may give the player's Pokémon a 30% chance of being burnt when attacking Heatran with a physical move contact. It is also the only Pokémon that can learn the move Magma Storm.
In Game
Heatran is one of the few legendary Pokémon to have a gender. It can be male or female. Although the female cannot have an egg, even with a Ditto.
Pokemon Diamond and Pearl
It lives at the top of Stark Mountain. You can encounter Heatran by going to the top of Stark Mountain with a trainer named Buck so that you can help him find the Magma Stone. Buck will then take the stone and leave Stark Mountain, causing the mountain to begin to act up. After you talk to Buck in his house, he will return to the mountain go put the stone back. Go back to the top of Stark Mountain and Heatran will be there in the place of the Magma Stone. Heatran is encountered at level 70 Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl.
Pokémon Platinum
Heatran can be caught at the top of Stark Mountain. When the player goes to Route 225, the rival and Crasher Wake will warn you about the Pokémon. If you go along the route normally, you will meet Buck, who will ask you to go on patrol for "goons in space suits", alias Team Galatic grunts. When you reach the mountain, there will be Galatic Grunts, who will head into the mountain. The player will have to follow them inside. Inside, the Galatic Commanders will challenge you to a battle, with Charon to escape to steal the Magma Stone. Buck soon arrives with his Claydol, and will heal your injured Pokémon. After Looker stops the theft of the Magma Stone and arrests Charon, Heatran can be caught at Level 50 after visiting the Battleground and returning to the cave in Stark Mountain.
Pokémon Black and White 2
Just like most of the other legendary Pokémon available for capture, Heatran is only able to be captured after the game is complete. But first, you must find the Magma Stone. It is located on Route 18, near the P2 Laboratory. You can also meet Crasher Wake along here, too. Anyway, the player can fly back to Lentimas Town, head to Reversal Mountain and capture Heatran. It is Level 67.
In Anime
- Arceus and the Jewel of Life where it was being controlled by armor created by Marcus. It later turned on Marcus after it was released from Marcus' control after Dawn and several Pokémon, including her own, destroyed the armor.
- A Heatran also appeared in Pokémon DP Sinnoh League Victors Episode 25.
- It also appeared in the episode "Pokémon Ranger! Heatran Rescue Mission!!".
In Manga
Pokemon Adventures
In one of Pokémon Adventures, Platinum Chapter, Heatran is shown. Team Plasma is shown to be after Heatran and Buck has to stop Team Plasma.
Heatran does not evolve.
Game Info
|Stark Mountain
|Stark Mountain
|Black 2/White 2
|Reversal Mountain
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|Explorers of Time & Explorers of Darkness
|Giant Volcano (Summit)
|Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia
|Volcano Cave (during mission)
|Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs
|Event Mission
Pokédex Entries
Heatran appears to be based on a turtle along with some volcanic remains.
- Heatran is the only Legendary Pokémon that can be either a male or a female, where as Latias and Cresselia can be only female, and Thundurus, Tornadus, Landorus and Latios can be only male. They are the only Legendary Pokémon that can retain a gender.
- Even though Heatran has a gender, it cannot produce eggs because it is still a Legendary Pokémon.
- Heatran is the only Fire/Steel type Legendary Pokémon (not including Arceus with the Flame, and or Steel plate)
- No other Pokémon has the same type combination as Heatran.
- Heatran is the only Legendary Pokémon with a gender that can be hit by Ground type moves, that is, under normal conditions.
- Heatran and Kyurem are somewhat similar because Heatran's body is partially melted because it's heat was "too hot" and Kyurem's body is partially frozen because it's "power leaked out".
- Heatran has the most double-resistances of all Pokémon yet, with 4: Grass, Bug, Ice, and Steel.
- It and Moltres are the only non-dragon type Pokémon to have a double resistance to grass
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The Dewbauchee JB 700 is a classic grand tourer in Grand Theft Auto V.
The JB 700 is based off a mixture of Aston Martin DB4, Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato and Aston Martin DB5.
The car features very strong British-Italian design elements from the 1960s. The front of the car has been designed in a luxurious manner and is made up of a prominent chrome bumper, below it there are three vents, the central vent being the widest. Above the chrome bumper there is a chrome-trimmed grille, which has horizontal chrome strips inset. The manufacturer emblem is centrally positioned just above the grille. Either side of this grille there is a main circular headlamp with a small turn indicator lamp beneath. The areas of the bonnet/hood behind the headlights are elevated and about two-thirds distance between the front face and the A-pillar, there are circular rear-view mirrors mounted on the elevated areas. In the lower bonnet/hood area there is a long, elegant, centrally-positioned scoop.
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The car features dual semi-automatic shotguns mounted above the front quarter panels, caltrop dispensers under the rear bumper and an ejector seat under the passenger seat. Unfortunately, these gadgets are not usable outside the missions Deep Inside and Pack Man.
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All lanes were reopened around 3 p.m.
According to the Colorado State Patrol it happened just west of Tunnel One. The two cars involved in the crash came to a stop on ice in the Clear Creek.
A total of five people were injured in the crash. Two were critically hurt and two others suffered serious injuries.
Emergency crews were also trying to contain a fuel leak in the creek.
Troopers say the semi-truck was heading west on Highway 6 while three cars were heading east on Highway 6. At some point, the tanker truck swerved into the other lanes, colliding with the cars. Two of the cars ended up in Clear Creek.
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