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Some messages are displayed on the graphical panel e.g. damage amounts that float upwards and fade WoW-style. The main graphical panel takes up about 1/6th of the screen space. Think 600 pixels square on an average 17" display.
In conjunction with these is the verbose message for each event that is written into a separate message panel. It might read something like:
The evil wizard casts a spell... Creature X is burned for 85 pts of damage. Creature X is dead! Creature Y is burned for 18 pts of damage. ...
There are potentialy a lot of messages (perhaps dozens in a single combat round with many participants) and they scroll past pretty quick.
Where would you put this message panel in relation to the main graphical panel and why?
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Northwood Carnival Glass PEACOCK AT URN Large Master
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- Sold Date: Mar 28, 2007
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is a prize piece of Northwood carnival, a large-or master-ice cream shape bowl in the Peacock at Urn pattern. It's not marked, but the plain base, three rows of beads on the urn AND being stippled clearly make this a Northwood bowl. This piece was made around 1912. This piece stands 2 3/8" tall and measurer 10 1/4" across. It's cobalt blue, a color far from common in this pattern. To add to it's desirability, the piece is also stippled and all stippled Peacock at Urns bowl are scarcer still than their unstippled kin. The piece has attractive iridescence that covers all the interior surfaces--right up to the rim--and shows golden-yellow, purple, blue, green, copper and more....well, the pictures below pretty well shows you what the bowl looks like. It is free from any damage--I find no cracks, chips, heat checks or repairs. T are very minor, normal, factory-made production and mold flaws--specifically, bubbles, tool marks and one touch mark from a tool on the edge which would have been a pulled point if it had any size to it. It's so small it's more felt than seen, but you can see w the tool touched the glass when it was hot, as it is minutely pushed up t I've been accused of overdescribing and I plead guilty , but in my defense I have had to deal with several buyers on ebay who appear to have no knowledge whatsoever of what constitutes normal production flaws on century old carnival glass. I could write a book, but I'll end by encouraging ANYONE who collects carnival glass to read and learn as much as they can, especially considering it is their hard-earned money they are spending (and my precious time they are wasting, lol!) Okay, back to the bowl. The carnival glass reference guides say $1200 to $1350, though auction results show a bit wider range. A reasonable range on this piece would be in the $800 to $1200 range (NOT, mind you, the lowest price you can find on Doty's website--t's a reason certain pieces bring less, usually damage or lack of attractiveness--think about it, if you want GREAT glass you have to expect to pay good prices). Having said that, I'm starting this piece off under ten dollars and it sells with no reserve. Whether or not you collect Northwood, or maybe just the Peacock and Urn pattern, or you are just a discerning collector who likes great carnival glass, this piece would make a great addition to your collection! Please email me with any and all (reasonable) questions you may have BEFORE placing a bid. Winning bidder pays for Priority mail shipping (5 lbs.) and insurance. This piece sells as I have exhaustively described, with refunds given ONLY if I fail to disclose damage. NO refunds for buyer's remorse, inattention to details in the listing or lack of familiarity with the glass being sold and how it was made. What you see is always what you get with mrbliss and I never sell with a reserve.

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Ok, I know this thread is kind of old now but I had to post my experince here(beacuse it's been driving me crazy!) So here it is: I was at a large festival last spring where there were quite a few bands playing some I knew and some I didn't. I was sitting at a bar and I overheard this music playing on a stage behind the bar, and I had to go see who it was. I loved it! Previously I had heard this persons music but didn't care for it at all. But once I saw it live--- that was it. I tried to get as close as I could to the stage but ended up not being able to get as close as I would have liked. Long story short, I really enjoyed the set, went on my merry way, and didn't give it a second thought. A few days after the festival, I went home and couldn't stop thinking about this person. I started googling him, and found out we have a A LOT of things in common--same birthday, same childhood/adolescent interests, some of the same mannerisms ( Am I crazy or what haha.) I would watch interviews with him and I would feel overwhelmingly drawn to him, and his personality. I feel like we would instantly have a connection if we ever met. I've had to stop looking at pictures/videos of him, and listening to his music because I would have a lingering depression for a day or two after doing so... and because I feel ridiculous doing it. What does this mean? I know people are attracted to celebrities/musicians all the time, but I really feel like this is more than that. I've consciously tried to stop thinking about this person, but it's been very difficult. And to top it off, he's definitely NOT someone people would find attractive. I feel more attracted to his spirit than anything else. Could we be connected in some way? This has actually turned out to be quite a problem for me. I also haven't told anyone about this because it's a wee-bit embarrassing, so any help is appreciated. Thanks!
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Along with a town-wide scavenger hunt, carriage and pony rides, live music from local bands and outdoor activities like snowshoeing and stargazing, a spirited chili cook-off will chase away the chill on Saturday, when more than 25 local restaurants vie for the populist vote, and again on Sunday, when individual chili warriors compete for supremacy in a formerly sanctioned battle overseen by the Chili Appreciation Society International.
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The Ravenscar Alum Shale beach walk follows the theme of Alum shale and the Tudor archaeology associated with the production of Alum, walking on and along the Alum shale where there are numerous sites of archaeological interest, a Tudor beach cut harbour and fossiling hot spots on this walk. The walk is straight forward, once the descent of Ravenscar cliff is completed.
The aim of this walking guide is to provide circular beach walk combining the passions of fossil hunting and beachcombing for Whitby Jet, with the sightseeing of the numerous historical sites of interest that lie on our beaches.
The guide indicates the places where to find Whitby Jet, ammonites and other fossils, whilst taking in leisure and historic sites of interest such as scenic harbours, industrial 16th century alum mines, shipwrecks, coastal views of waterfalls and picturesque fishing villages.
Collecting fossil ammonites along the along beaches the North York Moors is a popular pastime, but there are other items to find that are washed up along the shores such as Whitby Jet, flotsam and jetsam, driftwood, wrecks and semi-precious stones . There are also scenic harbours and historic moorings, and cart tracks of the 16th century Alum workings to explore along this coast.
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Stew Chicken Legs With Chinese Mushroom And Carrots
3 Hours to 12 Hours
400 to 500g of Chicken Legs. Chop off the nails.
2 Carrots cut in small cubes
13 Chinese DRY Mushrooms - Soaked in hot water
1 Whole Garlic - Washed clean
300ml of Chicken Broth or Water
1 Stick of Cinnamon
2 Tbsp of Corn Flour diluted with water
1 Large Chili - chopped fine.
2 Tsp of Cooking Oil
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2 Dash of White Pepper
4 Tbsp of Light Soy Sauce
1 Tsp of Sesame Oil (Roasted)
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2 Tbsp of Oyster Sauce
3 to 6 Tbsp of Dark Soy Sauce or Caramel Sauce
1 Tbsp of Chinese Rice Wine or White Wine
2 - 3 Dried Shallots - finely chipped
5 Cloves of garlic - finely chopped
3 pieces of Star Anise
2 Tsp of Ginger (Young) - Finely Chopped.
How to make it
1. Denails the chicken legs by chopping it off with a large kitchen knife.
Make sure you wash the chicken legs thoroughly and cut off any yellow looking skin.
2. Soak the Chinese mushroom in hot water (half cup) until both side is soft. The colour of the skin will turn darker about 45 mins to 1 hour. Cut off the mushroom stalk once the mushroom are soft. Keep the mushroom water.
3. Place the legs into a Zip Lock or seal bag together with the Marinade Mixture. Marinade it at least 1 hour (I had mine overnight).
4. Mix all the ingredients Sauce A in a bowl to make a thick paste.
5. Prepare all the ingredients in Seasoning and place them in a small plate.
1. Thermal Magic Cooker or Steel Pot or Medium size wok.
1. Heat up the oil in medium heat and put in the Seasoning. Stir fry until fragrant.
2. Add chicken legs and chili. Stir fry for about 3 minutes in medium high heat.
3. Pour in Sauce A, chicken broth, mushroom water, mushroom, carrots and mix it up nicely. Turn up to High heat.
4. Make sure the water covers up the chicken legs if not, add a bit of water .
5. Simmer for 20 minutes or until it starts to boil. Stir occasionally but gently.
6. Mix in the diluted Corn Flour and crushed Cinnamon stick. Cook for another 20 minutes for it to thicken up.
7. Pour and serve hot.
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7. Once it is boiling, transfer the pot into the Thermal Magic Cooker and let it cook for another 30 minutes. For best results, I let it cook for another 8 hours or overnight. The texture will be very soft and yummy.
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Tom Maccarone: versatile guy
Tom Maccarone describes himself as "versatile". And that's no understatement. This former Seattle-based menswear buyer had a pipe dream of owning a restaurant and, seven years after opening his first, now finds himself at the helm of four very different culinary undertakings: fine dining at T. Maccarone's, casual eats, killer pastries and Walla Walla's best spot for people watching at Olive Marketplace & Cafe, a thriving catering business and a new venture at the stunning estate of Basel Cellars. It's hard to visit Walla Walla without an introduction to one of his creations, not to mention to the man himself. Often found manning the register at Olive or working front of house at T. Maccarone's, Tom's enthusiasm for his hometown community - and its visitors - is truly infectious, making a visit to one of his eateries a true wine country "must do".
Tom Maccarone: versatile guy
How did you get started in the food biz?
I was born and raised in Walla Walla and left in 1989. I lived in Seattle for four years then moved back to Walla Walla in 1991 and opened up a men's clothing store when I was 25. It was called Gabinetto's Menswear and I think it was a little ahead of its time. I carried Calvin Klein and Polo and Nautica and nicer stuff. I had that for three years then I closed it and went to work for Walla Walla Clothing Co. for three more years and then I moved back to Seattle again. I worked in management at Nordstrom for six years then was with Eddie Bauer as a buyer for men's outwear for about another five years. Then, in 2005, I had an opportunity to move back to Walla Walla and open up a restaurant with no business plan and no restaurant owner experience...and here we are seven years later!
When that opportunity arose what made you think, "Oh yeah, I can do this"?
I dunno, I think I just had a knack for making people feel good and knowing what they wanted. I liked to have people over to my house for dinner a lot and it was always this great mixture of food, company, wine, and atmosphere. People always had a good time so I tried to take that concept and turn it into a business and I feel like that's what I've done with T. Maccarone's. Good food, good, wine, cozy atmosphere, in a great town.
So you just jumped in and opened a restaurant a few months later - didn't that scare the shit out of you?
Yes and yes. It was much bigger than I ever thought it was going to be. I thought it was going to be a little mom and pop shop. My mom was in the kitchen making meatballs. I was cooking on the line a little bit but mostly front of house. I had a chef and was open for lunch and dinner. By the end of the first week I sat down and cried because I didn't know what I was going to do because it was busier than I ever thought it was going to be.
And yeah, from that moment on, I just plugged away. I went through some growing pains and realized I didn't want to do this all myself so I started seeking out a chef to be a potential business partner. I stumbled across Jake Crenshaw through Craig's List and he joined me in May of '08. By the end of that year, I gave him a portion of the business for his hard work and dedication. He really helped make T. Maccarone's what it is today - getting us to that level of quality that I always knew was there but just couldn't do by myself.
With Jake on board did that free you up to open your second restaurant?
That just kind of happened too. In November of '09 I was approached by Bob Austin, the owner of a place called Merchant's, and he made us an offer that we pretty much couldn't refuse. We decided to take another plunge and buy Merchant's - which is now Olive Marketplace & Cafe - and have had it for almost three years now
I had no intention at all of opening something else, the opportunity was just there and it just sort of felt right at the moment. We had a lot of support from the community and contractors and different business associates that worked with us on renovating the space. On any given day we probably had 10-20 volunteers helping us clean, paint, demolish and haul - so it was definitely a community effort. It was January 15 when we started and we were open and completely renovated on February 3. The grand opening party was something we never expected - I think about 400 people came. It's been a ride, that's for sure.
So being a "local boy" has really helped you out in terms of community support?
Absolutely. I think being born and raised here was a huge positive. I've always understood this town - I mean the wine industry in this town is incredible and it's an amazing tourist attraction and it helps everyone's business, but at the end of the day this is still a farming community. Farmers still support this and that's what Walla Walla's all about. I have a huge local following with my businesses and I'll always be grateful to have that. The tourism is the icing or gravy - whatever you want to call it - but I feel like the local community is the base of our business.
Do you think you learned a lot about the restaurant business as a kid in your parents' place?
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My folks had a restaurant in the early 70s through mid-80s called "That's Italian" so I grew up in that place. I worked there from a young age and I always thought it was mine and that someday I was going to inherit it. I pretended it was mine. I merchandised it like it was mine. I ordered people around like it was mine. It was very fun. But yes, a great experience and really where I got the concept about how to run a small restaurant.
When I first opened T. Maccarone's I based my menu off of what they did and actually had some of the sandwiches they had. My first year that I was open I had basically just salads, soups and sandwiches for lunch and I did pastas for dinner with a lot of family recipes. We've definitely evolved from that and become one of the staple restaurants of Walla Walla and I'm proud of what we serve and what we do. I'm proud of our product and I think Jake is a HUGE part of the quality that comes out of our restaurant. Without his vision and what he puts into the business it certainly wouldn't be here today. I play a big role in what we do in the front of the house but he plays a bigger part in the back. We do a lot of things like buying whole pigs and butchering them ourselves so that every piece can be used in something - a stock, bacon, pork shoulder or whatever. Jake is great at that. We do all free range chickens that we roast ourselves and we use whatever's left for stocks - there's never any waste from what we use in the restaurants. Nothing.
What do you do with the feet?
Feet? Like what kind of feet? You mean like pig's feet? I don't know. We can 'em and serve them to my friends when they come over for dinner.
If I was coming to your house for dinner, what would you make - other than canned pig's feet??
I always go back to my roots - my mother, my grandmother - it's pasta with red sauce. I love local produce and think it's one of the greatest things about Walla Walla. I get a high off just going out to the farms and picking tomatoes. I literally get like, giddy about it. It's crazy. I love canning. I am a huge canner. Last year I did probably 60 quarts of tomatoes so....I love it.
I think the sustainability part of living here and the fresh produce and free range natural products are some of the greatest things about living in a small town. Working with the farmers for both of our restaurants and, even for myself, I just prefer locally grown everything. And I think when I'm taking something I personally canned and cooking someone dinner at my house, there's a certain amount of pleasure in that. I love making people feel good. It goes back to that same concept that the restaurants grew out of. So, if you were coming to my house, I'd probably make you some sort of pasta with my heirloom tomato sauce I canned. We'd probably have some cheese and roasted red peppers that I canned and packed in olive oil and jarred myself. Maybe some amazing charcuterie and some great wines that people brought over or whatever....wait, are you drooling?
Yes. So is it true that you are expanding your empire a little further by teaming up with Basel Cellars??
My personal pipe dream was having a restaurant - I never thought I'd have two. Now we're working with Basel Cellars on our third opportunity and that should open in the next few weeks. We will be the exclusive food provider for their estate. So we're putting in a commercial kitchen out there and we'll do food for any event that happens at Basel Cellars - corporate retreats, weddings, anniversaries, whatever. Right now we're focused on catering and then next Spring we're planning on a cafe that will serve lunch from about 10-4 daily so it will be a great place for people to eat on the south end of town. We're excited to let everyone know what we're doing - especially on that end of town since there's nothing to eat out there. It'll be a little bit of T. Maccarone's, a little bit of Olive, and Jake will take those and put his own spin on it. A great place to grab a friend and have lunch in a vineyard, at a beautiful estate, have a glass of wine and a salad on a beautiful afternoon.
So if I rented the house out at Basel Cellars I could call and order delivery to the pool?
We're trying to work toward some different ideas - especially for local people to use the estate so we have all kinds of fun things in mind. No definite yes's or no's to what the potential is up there. What we do know is the potential is gigantic. I think that space has been underutilized for a long time and now that the new owners, winemaker, event planner and tasting room manager are tapping its potential we're excited to explore options and go after them.
Is there anything you want to talk about?
Oh did you say what's dating like it Walla Walla? Oh it sucks. There's that. The one drawback of living in a small town is the dating scene. Being single is TOUGH...really tough. Thank God I have my work to keep me grounded.
Is it hard to be a gay man in a small town?
No. I have a great support system and great friends here. I was fearful when I first moved back here about what people would think and what not and I was completely mind-blown that it didn't even phase anyone. I mean, it may phase some people but it doesn't matter. At the end of the day I have great customers who know me really well and know I bring a lot to the table, to the community and to this downtown.
Would you do a long distance relationship?
I would. Because I truly believe that there's the chance of someone who can work in the city but doesn't necessarily need to be on the office every day - or maybe there's someone out there who is looking for a change and ready to do something different. At the age that I'm at I don't think I'm alone in thinking that I've had my share of the big city - I loved it, I soaked up the experiences and did things and went places I'd never been before - but at the end of the day, I'm more comfortable in a smaller town. My friendships are more real, they're deeper, it's easier just to get together on a random night at someone's house and make dinner, it's not a big production. Your friends are people who are in the industry with you and moved here to follow their dream. We're all on the same page here and kind of all in it together.
What if you could change something about Walla Walla what would it be?
Great weather. Great wine. Great food. Great friends....nothing. A waterfront? A water feature? I think Walla Walla is a unique town and I wish the city would be a little more lenient on what we can and can't do, but I also think it's great just the way it is. Sometimes I think 10,000 more people would be great for local businesses and keep the slow months not so slow, but I also don't necessarily think more people in this town would be a good thing. Walla Walla's always been about 30,000 people and it's always going to be 30,000 people. We continue to better ourselves, our downtown is beautiful, I think we have a nice mix of restaurants, flavors, shopping, you know. And we have good wine.
I think Walla Walla for me is the culmination of a dream. I always tell people that you need to find what your passion is in life and crate a job or whatever you need to live your passion out. For me, this has always been a pipe dream. From the time I was a small kid I always dreamed of having my own place and now I do. It's definitely something that I encourage people to do because if you just continue on the path you're on, you're unhappy working in corporate America, and next thing you know 10 years have gone by and you've just become a rat on a treadmill. I've been doing this for seven years now and I still sometimes have to pinch myself to make sure it's for real.
So, the people and the place are awesome, it's the dating that sucks.
If you could do anything else in the world, anywhere else in the world, what would it be?
[Long silence]. I'd be a bartender in some fantastic private island someplace. Or I'd love to be - I dunno. I dunno what I would do. I'd plan parties for stars or something. I can't just sit and do whatever. I have to have creative control with no guidelines or boundaries - kind of like throwing a party. Just trust me. I'm good at it. I'm a good gay. Such a good gay.
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The actor, who proved his mettle in both commercial and art-house cinema by giving stellar performances in film like 'Saransh', 'Daddy', 'Karma', Tezaab', would've been a journalist if he wasn't an actor.
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|Shear-thinning Drops Impacting Flat Surfaces
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|Modeling Granular Segregation during Hopper Discharge
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|An Investigation into the Damping Performance of Single and Multiple Particle Impact Dampers
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|Dynamics of Cylindrical and Tapered Rolling Element Bearings using the Discrete Element Method
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|Modeling Particle-laden Viscous Flows using an Eulerian-Lagrangian Approach
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|Segregation due to Particle-induced Buoyant Forces in Granular Systems
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|Dynamics of Rolling Element Bearings using the Discrete Element Method
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|Liza Easo
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Dr. Ben Freireich
Prof. Axel Zietler
Dow Chemical
University of Cambridge
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|powder compaction property measurements
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|liquid bridge measurements
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Prof. Jennifer Curtis
Dr. Bruno Hancock
Dr. Bill Ketterhagen
Dr. Avik Sarkar
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University of Florida
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Im getting ready to take my GRE. I had to spend a couple years getting ready for my Masters because I have a degree already in a different field and had to back up a bit. now Im finally ready to take the GRE and start the Masters program. Im a terrible test taker and have poor test stamina and have all sorts of anxiety about the GRE. Any advise or suggestions?
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I have taken it. I am most terrified by the math portion. I was lucky because my mom taught the GRE through Kaplan (which is really expensive). But I CAN tell you there are actual tricks and tips that have nothing to do with knowing the answers. Like, the first few questions will level you and either drop your points or take you to a level where you can earn higher points.
Try to find out what these tricks are - that's half the battle! Its been a few years so I don't remember them all.
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Ok thanks! That sounds intimidating. Im trying to get prepared the best that I can.
Good luck!
Verbal was more difficult for me (I am a non-native speaker). I mostly tried to memorize the words and practice the reading comp as much as I could.
Do the practice test supplied by ETS multiple times (the downloadable - it changes slightly every time you do it, so take advantage) and buy the ETS books and solve them. Those questions actually repeat on the real thing.
So glad to have found this group and just know there are lots of other mothers out there juggling parenting and school. I have the GRE ahead of me and began studying last fall. However, due to our newborn starting out colicky as well as prerequisite courses, being delirous with sleep deprivation, and getting sick with something every couple weeks, I choose to wait. I was feeling so stressed out studying for the GRE on top of everything else. Oh, and throw the holidays in there as well.
So far waiting has been a good decision, though I would love to be already done with the GRE. There are always new stresses, but so far I haven't been sick in two months! I realize this might mean putting off grad school for another year, but it will happen. I am determined on that front.
My foggy brain is also very frustrating. I did well in all my classes and have been a decent test taker in the past, but I am concerned about even carving out time each day when my brain is functioning. My DD still doesn't sleep through the night, but I have hopes that we are getting closer.
Again, just happy to have found this support group!
Welcome Sings! It does get easier - hang in there!
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i have taken GRE twice with pretty bad results. I didnt study and am a non native speaker. I have given up my dream to study in the US and considering other english speaking country.
I'm sorry Sarah! It's really hard even for us native speakers - and there are tricks to it, it doesn't all have to do with right/wrong answers! There are some schools that do not require it, so maybe you can look into those?
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ON the one hand Bel Sprinter has breathing space. On the other hand he doesn't.
Trainer Jason Warren attributed Bel Sprinter's gangbuster Galaxy win at Rosehill on Saturday to a wind operation late last year that Warren described as remarkable.
"He's a completely different horse," Warren said.
"He's getting a lungful of air, whereas previously he wasn't."
Warren said much of Bel Sprinter's notoriously inconsistent form could be attributed to his restricted wind passage, including his frustrating habit of missing the start.
Warren now sees Bel Sprinter's career as a clean slate, including a probable trip to Singapore next month for the KrisFlyer International at Kranji.
"I reckon Singapore would be a really nice race for him," he said.
Before that comes Saturday week's T.J. Smith Stakes and Black Caviar.
Randwick yesterday released 2500 extra tickets to accommodate a bumper 25,000 Derby Day crowd.
Bel Sprinter's impeccable first-up record - five starts for five wins - is proof he is best early in a campaign. But Warren yesterday committed to a two-week back-up and a clash with the world's greatest sprinter.
"We usually give him three weeks' break and this time it will be two, so it's a bit different, but the race is worth $1 million so we'll have a crack," he said.
Black Caviar's appearances generate unprecedented interest but her races tend to be dull.
The presence of Bel Sprinter may create a hint of competition.
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WASHINGTON — Knocked off- balance by the AIG bonuses brouhaha, President Barack Obama is relying on direct appeals to the public to refocus attention on his ambitious agenda and drive the debate.
The president has shouldered responsibility for the mess and, in his radio and Internet address Saturday, sought to put the financial finger-pointing behind in favor of his policy pillars: cutting the deficit, overhauling health care and energy, and improving education.
He will use a flurry of events to make his case, including a network television interview airing tonight and a prime-time news conference Tuesday. The administration is expected, as early as Monday, to roll out a plan to rid banks of their toxic assets and speed the flow of loans.
"I realize there are those who say these plans are too ambitious to enact," Obama said in his weekend address. "To that I say that the challenges we face are too large to ignore. I didn't come here to pass on our problems to the next president or the next generation. I came here to solve them."
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The 24th annual Richmond Boat Show will be at the Richmond Raceway Complex, 600 E. Laburnum Ave., from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. Feb. 17, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Feb. 18 and from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb. 19. Boats on display from 18 dealers include runabouts, saltwater fishing boats, ski boats, pontoon boats, deck boats, jet boats, PWCs, motor yachts and bass boats. Additional exhibits include boat lifts, floating docks, marine electronics, water sports and safety equipment. Experts will be on hand to give information and answer questions about marinas, financing, insurance, boat maintenance and repair and boating safety. Tickets are $9 for adults and free for children ages 16 and under. Parking is free. For details, call 425-6556 or visit http://www.gsevents.com/boat-shows.cfm.
A Good Natured Riot, a folk-funk ensemble with a jazzy soul, will perform at 8 p.m. at Ashland Coffee and Tea, 100 N. Railroad Ave. The band of five acoustic musicians performs with a variety of musical instruments – from guitars and fiddles to dobro and even a washboard. Tickets are $8 at the door. For details, call 798-1702 or visit http://www.ashlandcoffeeandtea.com .
Learn about the hidden history of African Americans during the Civil War from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Dabbs House Museum, 3812 Nine Mile Rd. Explore the lives of enslaved blacks before and during the Civil War, such as the contributions of the United States Colored Troops on Henrico soil to the Union war effort. Also discover the Reconstruction-era struggle of African Americans and Henrico County's attempts to assist them. Admission is free. For details, call 652-3409 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com .
Join St. Mary's Hospital for a day dedicated to heart health from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the lobby. There will be free health screenings, cooking demos and giveaways. For details, call 359-WELL or visit http://www.goodforyourheart.com .
Children ages 4-6 are invited to explore the world of Legos from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. at The Armour House & Gardens, 4001 Clarendon Rd. Children are welcome to bring a Lego project to show the class. Admission is $6. For details, call 343-3506 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com .
Handbags for Hope will take place from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Science Museum of Virginia, 2500 W. Broad St. This annual event raises funds for Safe Harbor, a nonprofit organization that provides support, shelter, educational programs and advocacy for victims of domestic violence. The event features live and silent handbag auctions, networking with local prominent women, entertainment, hors d'ourves and wine. Tickets are $25. For details, visit http://www.h4hrva.com .
Henrico Humane Society will hold its 13th annual Pet Expo from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at The Showplace, 3000 Mechanicsville Tnpk. Expo activities include obedience demonstrations, a dog agility course, adoptions, puppy races, a petting zoo, contests and more. All proceeds benefit HHS. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children ages 2-12. For a complete list of contest categories and program events, visit http://www.henricohumane.org For .details or to volunteer for the event, call 262-6634.
A family dance and silent auction to benefit CJ's Thumbs Up Foundation will be held from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Shady Grove United Methodist Church, 4825 Pouncey Tract Rd. The event will feature live music by Offering, family-friendly food and drinks, kids' crafts, a silent auction and raffle. Richmond Photographics will offer optional family portraits for a nominal donation to CJSTUF. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door. Space is limited. For details, visit http://www.cjstuf.org .
A "U2charist" communion service featuring the music of rock band U2 will be held at 7 p.m. at Three Chopt Presbyterian Church, 9315 Three Chopt Rd. The service, which will include live and recorded U2 music, is free and open to the public. An offering will be collected to benefit Bread for Life, a relief and development organization that addresses spiritual and physical hunger in Africa, as well as the Central Virginia Food Bank. For details, call 270-5452 or visit http://www.tcpresbyterian.org .
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Inuit-Metis Organizations and Land Claims
The Labrador Metis Association formed in 1985 to represent people of mixed Aboriginal (mostly Inuit) and European ancestry living in central and southeastern Labrador. The group changed its name to the Labrador Metis Nation (LMN) in 1998, two years after the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples reported that Labrador Inuit-Metis are a distinct people who display characteristics fundamental to nationhood.
The LMN today represents about 6,000 Inuit-Metis living in 23 communities in southern Labrador. It has filed a comprehensive land claim with the federal government and is awaiting Ottawa's decision to either accept or reject the proposal for negotiation. The group is also active in the promotion of Inuit-Metis identity, culture, and rights. It is lobbying for increased participation in resource development on land the Inuit-Metis use and for special hunting and fishing rights for Inuit-Metis people.
Government Involvement
The Inuit-Metis had little contact with government officials or departments before Confederation. Labrador was remote from the centre of political activity at St. John's and it was both difficult and costly for elected officials to deliver services to the region's sparse population. Instead, the Newfoundland and Labrador government delegated administrative duties to trading companies and religious officials in the area. The first Newfoundland Rangers also arrived at Labrador in 1935 to enforce game laws and serve as government representatives.
When Newfoundland and Labrador joined Canada in 1949, the Inuit-Metis way of life had changed little since the 19th century – winter trapping and hunting formed the backbone of the Inuit-Metis economy and were supplemented by summer fishing and spring sealing. Many families spent large parts of the year separated from one another in isolated homesteads, and although conscious of their Aboriginal heritage, had not yet formed a well-articulated group identity. The word Métis did not become common in Labrador until the 1970s. Before that, most people of mixed Inuit and European descent living in southern Labrador referred to themselves as Settlers or Livyers, while those in northern Inuit communities referred to themselves as Kablunângajuit ('partly white' in Inuktitut).
At the time of Confederation, the Newfoundland and Labrador government had no special agencies or departments to work with the Aboriginal population, nor had it developed any land claim or other agreements. When Newfoundland and Labrador joined Canada, the federal government agreed to help pay for health, education, and other services in Labrador's Aboriginal communities. Many northern settlements qualified for funding, including Inuit communities that had sizeable Kablunângajuit populations, while southern Inuit-Metis settlements did not. Anthropologist John C. Kennedy argues the designated community system helped bestow Aboriginality on the Kablunângajuit, while excluding their Inuit-Metis counterparts in the south (1997).
At the same time, a variety of industrial and other developments under the Smallwood and subsequent administrations threatened land and resources the Inuit-Metis people used and depended on. These included logging and mining operations, construction of the trans-Labrador highway, low-level military flight training, and the Upper Churchill Falls hydroelectric project, which flooded caribou habitat and Inuit-Metis traplines.
Labrador Metis Nation
The Inuit-Metis people organized under the Labrador Metis Association (LMA) in 1985 to preserve their culture and resources from outside threats and repair the imbalances of the designated community system. They were the last Aboriginal people in Newfoundland and Labrador to formally organize under a political group. The province's Inuit, Innu, and Mi'kmaq joined a pan-Canadian movement of Aboriginal peoples in the 1970s to assert their rights as First Nations after the federal government unsuccessfully proposed abolishing the Indian Act. Many Aboriginal people felt such a move would threaten their rights and formed political organizations to represent their interests.
Three groups existed in Newfoundland and Labrador by 1976 – the Federation of Newfoundland Indians represented the Mi'kmaq, the Montagnais Naskapi Innu Association (today the Innu Nation) represented the Innu, and the Labrador Inuit Association (LIA) represented the Inuit and Kablunângajuit. Although the Inuit-Metis and Kablunângajuit are of similar ancestry, the Inuit-Metis were ineligible to join the LIA because they lived too far south of Inuit land. This left the Inuit-Metis without any formal representation and undermined their status as an Aboriginal people.
In 1982, the amended Canadian Constitution Act gave a sense of legitimacy to the Labrador Inuit-Metis people's claim to Aboriginality by stating in section 35 that the country's Aboriginal people include "the Indian, Inuit and Métis." The LMA formed three years later to represent Inuit-Metis in southeastern and central Labrador. A Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples provided further support to the Labrador Inuit-Metis in 1996 by reporting they display characteristics essential to nationhood. "It seems clear that the Inuit-Metis of Labrador are an Aboriginal people within the meaning of section 35," stated the report. "They display the social and geographic distinctiveness, the self-consciousness and the cohesiveness of a people, along with an unmistakably Aboriginal relationship to the natural environment." The LMA changed its name to the Labrador Metis Nation (LMN) two years after the Commission published its findings.
The LMN currently represents about 6,000 people living in central and southeastern Labrador. An elected Council governs LMN affairs, which as of 2008 includes a president, vice-president, 11 councilors, two elders, and one youth councilor. The group also encompasses seven departments: finance, legal, natural resources, research, business development, human resource development, and social sector.
The LMN seeks increased involvement in various industrial and other developments affecting Inuit-Metis land and resources, including the proposed Lower Churchill Falls hydroelectric project, the Voisey's Bay nickel mine, and construction of the trans-Labrador highway. It also supports special hunting, trapping, and fishing rights for Inuit-Metis people and promotes the preservation of wildlife and wildlife habitat.
Land Claims
The LMN filed a land claim with the federal government in 1991 for land in central and southeastern Labrador. As of 2008, Ottawa has not yet decided if it will accept or reject the claim for negotiation. If it does, negotiations could take years or even decades to complete and will have to pass through a series of stages, including a Framework Agreement, an Agreement-in-Principle, a Final Agreement, and implementation.
Aboriginal groups file land claims with the federal and provincial governments to obtain rights to land and resources they and their ancestors used in the past, but did not hand over to European colonists or subsequent governments. Aside from the Inuit-Metis, three other Aboriginal peoples have filed land claims in Newfoundland and Labrador – the Innu, Mi'kmaq, and Inuit. Of these, only the Inuit have resolved their land claims, while the others are engaged in varying stages of talks with the federal and provincial governments.


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awsome!!!! fascinating!
can you tell me how you make such amazing 3d designs? like a program maybe? ive always wanted to start doing it myself
yes called: maya or 3dmax....
its very difficult to use these progs.... but learning by doing ey ^^
its very difficult to use these progs.... but learning by doing ey ^^
cool render, but the brushing simply completes the design
In what program do You create this wark> please help me...
In what program You create this work&
cool, looks mad, +fav
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3d image looks pretty sweet
Nice render!
very nice and rich, beautiful brushing etc, but once again (as im saying allot today to people) to much of a center focal point .. try to spread the design out a little as for the motion in the pic, good!
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Great job!!!
Great job!!!
great brushing, awesome 3d work... bravo-fav+
Very nice, render is a bit sharp at some points. Lovely brushing too.
great brushing skill, good artwork ^^
phenomenol work here guys.....fantastic lighting & render...gj!
amazing job with renders and lighting
gr8 collab
gr8 collab
Really phat gangster shit, its rad, ownage!
love the render man, nice stuff
Awsome piece fellas. hey b-c did you use a basic material for that render?
nope, not a material at all, neorotic made all the colors including the render color in photoshop. dunt know how he did that^^
thx for faving anyway
thx for faving anyway
Awesome everything man. You get a fav for sure.
really nice,good color ,nice render
it's just great - i have no words to describe it at all - Good Job.
Awesome render, and great brushing
ah i love the high level of detail here
definately a +fav
definately a +fav
Love the render, nice and clean. Good job.
I really love this..i dont want to pry into your secrets but
3dsmax or maya?
what do you use?
3dsmax or maya?
what do you use?
fell in love with this render Brushwork insane too, beautiful job u 2
I love it .... great job mate ...
I agree with techx4 about no originality...but hey, I'm an abstract artist myself, and I don't need to see originality to see beauty. I really like this +fav
sorry, but i think these types of images are really played out.. just some random objects with different color scheme, no originality
i love it
awesome 3d work... bravo
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all I can say is that is freakin awesome and you really do get that agreesive part out +fav
thw lightwork is exceptional
Very nice, love the colors and brushing..
Good job!
Good job!
great lightwork ^^
great job on the render bc! the shapes are amazing.. nice brushing by neorotic also.. gj
wow .. really nice render and brushwork GJ
nice render and brushes
damn great brushning and concept.
me likes. fave.
me likes. fave.
amazing !
That's a damn sexy render, great brushings to go with. Good job.
Great job both of you. The render and brushing is GREAT.
mmm that's prtty ncie!
i like the render a...well all of it's good.
i like the render a...well all of it's good.


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Interesting perspective...
I am not a proponent of how demand for corn for ethanol has caused every last acre of land to be plowed. This is likely a stretch, but who knows??
Man to blame for Iowa flooding? - Washington Post - MSNBC.com
I wouldnt throw it out as a good possibility. We move alot of land in a period of days that nature sculpted for millions of years.
Just another big city guy with no clue. He's upset because the farmer has able to make a buck or two lately. What he doesn't realize is how hard we've worked forever and barely made ends meat. Now the poor farmer gets a few extra dollars and he's the root of all evil. What trash. And the DNR talking about those wetlands not being around anymore, come on give me a break. If it wasn't for all their own darn rules and so hard to take advantage of that system more people would do it. That's their own fault.
Iowa was swampy many, many years ago (slough). That said, I do not think we would go back. We did receive an exorbitant amount of rain and it either had to go to a swamp or down to Missippi River. I have lived near the Okeefenokee Swamp and I was not impressed. I like farmland better.
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Originally Posted by Wesley
Iowa was swampy many, many years ago (slough). That said, I do not think we would go back. We did receive an exorbitant amount of rain and it either had to go to a swamp or down to Missippi River. I have lived near the Okeefenokee Swamp and I was not impressed. I like farmland better.
Arrrr ye landlubber.
Cough, cough, cough bull****.
I guess when you take God out of the equation, and put government in His place, then yes, man would be to blame for everything.
Maybe it's the cities faults. If they wouldn't build all of their levees, then the water would have some place to go, and wouldn't go downstream so fast.
I find it ironic that it's OK to build levees by cities to contain the river in the name of progress, but it's not OK for farmers to do similar things to make a buck.
I was talking to 2 retired farmers a couple weeks ago (prior to this last flood) and they told me they had never seen as much soil erosion as this year.
I'm sure some of that is due to the severity of the rain, but not all. I have seen some huge ruts and gullies dug into some fields this year.
I think more marginal hilly land has been plowed recently, plus more waterways have been plowed through to get every bushel of that $6 corn.
This isn't a Midwest only problem. Look at the entire east coast. They built how many large cities on what use to be swamp area. People like to live by water. They will continue to live by water as long as the government continues to allow it and is willing to help pay for the clean up when a disaster hits.
I hear ethanol kills babies, rapes women and impregnates your teenage daughters.
dirty rotten ethanol.
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Originally Posted by bostinelosd
Arrrr ye landlubber.
Yeah, well, you be a... uh... WACKO!!!
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"Success is just failure that hasn't happened yet." - life advice from Latrell Spreewell
Part of the reason Iowa's soils are so rich to farm in is because of the wetlands that used to be here. One of my soils profs gave a statistic that said something like 99% of Iowa's wetlands have been drained in the last 75 years to make way for farming. The north central to central part of the state is an area where the last glaciers (the Des Moines Lobe, for you geology buffs) extended into Iowa. That area was full of wetlands/marshes until man figured out that he could drain them and have access to very fertile land. So, naturally, our state would probably flood quite often, but we have changed all that in lew of farming/development.
I love how farming crops or livestock is looked at in a negative light these days to people outside of the midwest. Even some radicals in this state would clame this.
Did farmers till up the wetlands?? Yeah, but they were allowed to, but you also see more drainage ditches to help offset that. I have seen more and more drainage ditches being built to help direct water away. Which all they probably do is quicken the process of the water getting to the river.
I think cities growing have more to do then agriculture. More big cement parking lots also mean less drainage. I thought I read a couple years back about Ankeny having drainage issues due to their rapid growth and increased runoff... Sounds like agriculture is the root of all evil.
Bellzisu is aka Chris Bellcock. Just so I'm not anonymous anymore.
My goodness..
I think a lot of urban folks think the following three things are the causes of all the problems in our world.
George Busch
Global Warming
You can mix and match any order you want...
People always want to find someone to blame. Sometimes, **** just happens. No matter how much land would have been left unplowed this year wouldn't have mattered. It was too much water to stay in the river beds. I really believe that everyone today is looking not just for someone to blame, but, someone to place the blame on so they can then sue them later. It just rained too much.
Plus, yeah, I agree with what the guy said earlier about the levees. I lived in Des Moines for years, The downtown is on a flood plane between two pretty big rivers that meet there. If you don't want that to flood, don't build levees, don't build there at all. But, if you are going to build levees, it keeps the water from going where it should and was designed by nature to go.
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Macario Alc...
El Salvador
Funding via PADECOMSM
He is now beginning the farming process, which is why he is requesting a loan to buy manure and fertilizers. This purchase will help him to have all the necessary materials and to begin farming.
His goal is for his farming business to grow so that he can help his parents with the household expenses.
Success!! The loan was 100% repaid