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- Heather T. said...
Wah, sorry to see them end!! I think 2, 8, and 17 are my faves...
- Joy said...
So hard to choose just one!!! 7 and 9 are close favorites but I think that 20 is my absolute favorite. They are all so beautiful! Thank you for sharing them with us!
- Beeline said...
Can't pick just one - not possible!
My faves are 4, 7, 10 & 14.
Love them all!! You're art is wonderful!
- emily said...
love #14, but actually love all of the ones with the postcards! You've inspired me to bust out my watercolors and paint again!
- Beeline said...
Must learn to spell - 'your' art not 'you're'...and I forgot to add #13 - love that one too!
- jouette said...
10, 17, 19 and 20 are my faves, but they are all brilliant and lovely!
- Tami said...
I love #13 followed by #4, #6 and #7. Great series!!!
- Gretchen said...
The colors you combine in your pieces are exquisite! My favorites are 3,6,10,13,14,20..... I will leave it at that - but the whole series is incredible! I love how you combine the different birds with sea life and mushrooms/plants/flowers. Beautiful art work.
- abbyjane said...
16, 13, 8 and 3 please!
- Zacisze wyśnione... said...
They are all absolutely gorgeous! My faves are 12, 13 and 15, but - as I sad - they are so so beautiful, and is hard to pick just one :-)
- dlatego said...
as i told u. 17.
- zime said...
cual, cual, cual???
Geninne son todos maravillosos!!!! Pero si hay que elegir mis favoritos son el 13 y el 8.
Realmente nunca dejas de sorprenderme!!!!
- klanteigne said...
I love them all but to pick my favorite it would have to be #4.
- suzie wuzie said...
i agree with you! #17 is my fave too
- said...
OMG- pick just one??? i can't, they are all just beautiful!! i think you should choose 8 more of the gorgeous ones you have already made and make a deck of cards (two of each of the designs)!! i would buy a bunch for gifts!! you are inspiring! and i cannot wait to see your new home....
- deedeen said...
14, 16, 12, 8, and 3, definitely are my favs! But I love them all very muc in fact, really hard to chose...
- said...
I love them all. Sorry not to answer your question but the whole series is brilliant and it's too tough to choose… Thank you for sharing your art with us, this blog is such a joy to visit and you're a great source of inspiration. :)
- Debbie Miller said...
ALL of them!!!
make prints of all of them.
my fave changes everytime I look at them. 17,6,7,8 2
- Debbie Miller said...
10,15,17,19...see just looked again and had new favorites!
- said...
They are all lovely! I especially like 19, 10, 17, oh there are too many I love to choose just one.
- Sarah said...
I think #17 is my favorite, too, but this one is a close second. Love the soft colors
- kristin said...
7, 13, 19
- Kate said...
I was trying to think of which ones I would want as prints for my own wall (which I definitely do want)... I think 4, 5, 14, 17. But! Any would do, really!
- Sweet Pea said...
Top four: 12,14,17 and 19, but I love them all. Perhaps you could make mini-prints and people could collect them all :)
- Oliver. said...
Para mi los más chidos son el 7 y el 15.
- Jinnie said...
All are really wonderful but I absolutely love #7. :)
- Pina said...
My favorite is no. 4.
11, 13, 6 are the next I would chose.
- said...
It's hard to pick a favorite. I love them all. But especially 19 and 14. I want to add my vote to you putting the sparrows up as an embroidery pattern.
You make me wish I could paint.
- Ann C. said...
They are all so beautiful - it is difficult to choose! I'm going to say 2 is my favorite.
- mikawendy said...
I love #9. But truly, I love them all. I think you should consider featuring all of them in your store--maybe different ones at different times, until you can see which ones sell best. And maybe offer a deluxe collection with prints of all of them.
I also like the "Shore" bird from one of your recent posts.
- said...
I like 19, 14, and 1 the best.
- Leah said...
My favorites are 4, 6 and 9 - but that was a mighty difficult selection. I'm amazed at how your talent and creativity stayed strong throughout the project. They are wonderful as a series. Really fantastic.
- tiel said...
i've loved all of these, and I honestly cannot choose a favourite.
so inspiring.
- mandajune said...
10 and 12 are my faves!
- kischa said...
My number one is 4, but also love 2,8,11,13,14. The whole set is super!!!
- Carla Sonheim said...
This series is incredible. OMG!!!!!
- Kirsty said...
16 & 17 are my favourites but I agree with Sweet Pea.
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Hijita, no sabes lo maravilloso que encuentro todo lo que tu haces, DIOS te ha dado un tremendo talento, tienes mucho de tu daddy, el es un tremendo dibujante, ordenado a morir, organizado, en fin nada de eso salio de mis genes. Eres simplemente maravillosa, talentosa, pulcra, y tienes un gusto exquisito, te felicito mi guagua, te mando un abrazo fuerte y mil cariñitos, y que Dios siga bendiciendo tu talento.
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Smiczek is joining Ring of Fire from London where he is wrapping up his work for Framestore as the Effects Supervisor on the animated feature film THE TALE OF DESPEREAUX. On this project he oversaw a large team of artists while supervising the VFX portion of the film, creating naturalistic and magical effects as well as crowds of CGI rats and humans.
Previous to Framestore, Smiczek worked at several other well known visual effects companies in the U.S. and New Zealand serving in various roles. Some of these companies include Rhythm & Hues, Weta Digital and Asylum Visual Effects. Smiczek is well known as a Massive expert and has been on and led visual effects teams for numerous commercials and feature films including an Academy Award win for Best Visual Effects in LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS. Other credits include THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS: TOKYO DRIFT, X2: X-MEN UNITED, and THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE.
At Asylum Visual Effects, Smiczek led the setup and implementation of effects and animation on Propel STRESS MONSTER, a spot that was highly lauded and garnered a 2007 Bronze Clio for Animation. Additional credits include high profile Nike spots featuring current NFL stars in THE PLAN and LEAVE NOTHING.
Ring of Fire, now located in Santa Monica, has been in business since 1996. RoF's focus is commercial work, although they have worked on several features and television shows including SPIDER-MAN 2 (Academy Award for Best Visual Effects). Most recent credits include visual effects on Epoch Films director Matt Aselton's feature GIGANTIC and the television series IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA for the FX Channel.
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The US Centers for Disease Control writes that colorectal cancer is "the third most common cancer in men and in women." For the over 140,000 Americans suffering from this disease, effective surgical intervention is often delayed due to long waiting lists or lack of insurance coverage. For this reason, many people are looking to have hemicolectomy in India.
Medical tourism in India is a growing industry and people from other parts of the world, having realized the value of the healthcare system in India, come here to get all sorts of treatments that are unaffordable or unavailable in their own countries.
Colon cancer treatment in India, Mexico, and other developing countries is considerably cheaper and much-easily available than in the United States or Europe.
About Hemicolectomy
Hemicolectomy is a common surgical treatment for colon cancer that involves the removal of the left or right portion of the colon. Depending on the circumstances, the intestine is either stitched back together, or the remaining colon is rerouted through the abdomen to perform a colostomy. The decision to perform a colostomy is made at the surgeon's discretion; while avoiding a colostomy is ideal for the long-term comfort of the patient as reattaching the colon carries with it a high risk of potentially fatal complications if the stitches fail.
Traditionally, a hemicolectomy is performed by open surgery. However, minimally invasive procedures are the new trend, and doctors offer everything from single-thoracoscopic chest surgery to laparoscopic cholecystectomy in India. Colectomy can also be performed with minimal invasion of the tissues.
Aside from colon cancer, some of the other reasons that patients travel for a right/left hemicolectomy in India include diverticulitis, inflammatory bowel diseases, and typhlitis.
How Much for Hemicolectomy in India?
As noted above, the popularity of traveling for colon removal surgery in India is largely due to the procedure's low price. All oncological surgeries are different, and thecost of a hemicolectomy in India varies according to the nature of the patient's condition and the amount of work necessary. Typically, however, patients can expect to save anywhere from 50-80% compared to prices in the US and the UK.
Is it Safe?
- Many patients considering colorectal cancer treatment in India, worry that they will be putting their life into the hands of an inexperienced doctor in a unsanitary, antiquated clinic.
- In fact, for the most part the low cost of procedures such as a hemicolectomy in India is due to the country's lower cost of living, and does not reflect the quality of care.
- Considered, along with the rest of the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China), to be one of the world's emerging economic powers, India is home to a well-educated population, and is a global leader in science and technology.
- As a result, medical clinics in India are as clean and modern as any in more developed countries.
- All Indian doctors receive their training in English, so communication difficulties are never an issue.
- Additionally, a recent surge of tourists seeking medical treatments in India has got the facilities to take notice, and make special arrangements for people from other countries so as to be able to provide them a comfortable, home-like atmosphere.
- India has a wide variety of public and private hospitals that can handle any procedure. As such, there are many options for cancer treatments such as hemicolectomy or prostate robotic surgery in India. Mumbai, Bangalore, Chandigarh and Delhi are all major cities with many healthcare facilities.
Recovery from Hemicolectomy
Once thought of as a death sentence, modern advances in medicine are making surviving cancer an increasingly realistic possibility. According to a study by Tong and Law published in the Jan-Mar 2011 edition of the Journal of the Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons, patients who undergo a laparoscopic hemicolectomy for colorectal cancer have a 74% survival rate after two years.
Recovery from hemicolectomy of colorectal cancer treatment can take several weeks. Dairy, raw vegetables, legumes and any other hard-to-digest foods should all be avoided post-surgery. Because many people travel for similar operations such as laparoscopic gastric bypass in Mumbai and other major cities you will find a wide variety of clinics which cater to people in recovery from gastrointestinal procedures.
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ESSEX Parishioners in Essex who lost part of their church in a fire in 2011 have broken ground on a new parish center.
The Holy Family-St. Lawrence Roman Catholic Church in Essex was hit by lightning. That started a fire that destroyed the 100-year-old recently renovated former barn that served as the meeting hall.
Bishop Salvatore R. Matano, head of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington, blessed and broke ground Sunday on the center.
Church officials told the Burlington Free Press the new hall is projected to cost about $1.45 million and will be funded through a combination of the insurance settlement on the old hall and a fundraising drive. The 3,900-square-foot building is to be larger than the old hall.
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...something different. Been away with work again and want to shake off cobwebs and submit more. Unsure if I should color or not. Photoshop on top of a sketchbook idea.
Supeercool !
fantastic lineart. the face just sucks all of your attention in
Love the design...Good work!
Love this! Especially the suit, a major plus for the freckles.
I like the expression on her face. The suit also reminds me of Bubblegum Crisis 2040, if not a bit organic looking. That a lotus on the center of the helm?
Yes it is. I can't get over my lame attempts in pseudo-mysterious serialized iconography.
The lotus is your thing far as I'm concerned. Kudos on the drawing by the way, you've gotten so much better with faces/bodies. The eyes get me every time, they have a sense of complacency, not a care in the world.
Any whom, fanboy out
Any whom, fanboy out
Alright then. I still remember your skinny people comment. It haunts me and won't come off, kind of like stripper-smell. I'm going to draw a brute for you eventually when I get even better.
fanboy my arse :}
fanboy my arse :}
I do have the tendency to linger, what can I say? Loyal fans aren't easy to get rid of. Get better soon, I'd like to see your idea of a brute.
Damn! That's seriously good!
Your line quality is delicious :9 I'm really digging the silhouette of the mech design. I wished it popped out from the portrait a little more, somehow. Maybe preventing the lines of the portrait from coming in full contact with the the thicker silhouette line art on the mech--giving the mech a bit of a subtle boarder to help separate it from the portrait?
Then again, if you're going to color it, that will help distinguish the two forms from one another by itself, I'm sure :]!
Looks gorgeous <3!
Then again, if you're going to color it, that will help distinguish the two forms from one another by itself, I'm sure :]!
Looks gorgeous <3!
Yeah you're definitely right on the confusion. I tried giving a heavier line and fixing tangents around the main figure, but it still just looked a bit too jumbly. Its hard finding a good balance. I'm laying down a base coat color option to see if I have it in me to color it. Some atmospheric perspective can sort it all out if all else fails.
I would love to see this colored *-* I feel like this painting is somewhat nostalgic... or perhaps darker, regret?
It could be! It does have a bit of nostalgia to it stylistically at least as I favored working in this way years ago.
Oooh I see! That's wonderful. You should color it! I'd be excited to see the result. I imagine the emotional impact would be stronger with some beautiful colors.
Beautiful lines, and an interesting Mech sort of design.
I quite like it in B&W, it gives it a graphic novel feel.
I quite like it in B&W, it gives it a graphic novel feel.
This is stunning *U*
I love the flowing lines and the subtle shading on the face is gorgeous~
I love the flowing lines and the subtle shading on the face is gorgeous~


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Risk Factors for Type 1 Diabetes
Main Page | Risk Factors | Symptoms | Diagnosis | Treatment | Screening | Complications | Reducing Your Risk | Talking to Your Doctor | Living With Type 1 Diabetes | Resource GuideEn Español (Spanish Version)
A risk factor is something that increases your likelihood of getting a disease or condition.
It is possible to develop type 1 diabetes with or without the risk factors listed below. However, the more risk factors you have, the greater your likelihood of developing type 1 diabetes. If you have a number of risk factors, ask your healthcare provider what you can do to reduce your risk.
Type 1 diabetes is equally common among men and women, but it occurs more often in whites than in nonwhites. The main risk factors include the following:
Family History
If you have a parent, brother, or sister with type 1 diabetes, you (or your child) are at greater risk of having it, too. Scientists continue to believe that genetic factors play a role in the development of type 1 diabetes.
Autoimmune Conditions
Type 1 diabetes is most commonly an autoimmune disease, caused by the body's immune system attacking the insulin-producing cells of the pancreas. You may be at a greater than average risk of developing type 1 diabetes if you have another autoimmune condition, such as:
- Hashimoto's disease
- Grave's disease
- Addison's disease
- Pernicious anemia
- Celiac disease
- Viruses: mumps , hepatitis , cytomegalovirus
- Hypogonadism
- Hypothyroidism
- Vitiligo
Birth and Early Childhood Conditions
The following may be risk factors for developing type 1 diabetes:
- Born to an older mother
- Born to a mother with pre-eclampsia during pregnancy—There is recent strong evidence, though, showing no relationship between pre-eclampsia and subsequent diabetes.
- Early introduction of formula to infants—Past studies have not settled the issue of whether cow's milk, fed to infants in the first 6-8 months of life, increases the risk of developing type 1 diabetes. A large international study is underway in search of an answer to this question.
Ethnic Background
If you are of Northern European or Mediterranean ancestry, you are at increased risk of type 1 diabetes. The risk of type 2 diabetes is lower among Asians (ie, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean) and Mexicans.
Environmental Factors
The following may increase the risk of type 1 diabetes:
- Stress: physical or emotional
- Diet: high in nitrosamines or dairy products
- Toxins
American Diabetes Association website. Available at: http://www.diabetes.org/home.jsp .
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov .
Medical conditions. Diabetes: type 1. Risk factors. University of California Davis Health Center website. Available at: http://www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu . Accessed October 19, 2004.
TRIGR study: a new trial investigates environmental triggers in type 1 diabetes [press release]. August 7, 2002. Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International website. Available at: http://www.jdrf.org . Accessed October 19, 2004.
Last reviewed April 2007 by David Juan, MD
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As A.J. struggles with depression over his break up with Blanca, the feud between Christopher and Paulie grows, with Kelli's dad as an unintentional catalyst.
original airdate--May 6,2006 raing--7.16 million
music--Theme song--"Woke Up The Morning" by Alabama 3
Deceased: J.T. Dolan: shot dead in the head by Christopher Moltisanti, apparently for angering him at a very wrong time.
Title reference: The episode's title refers to the song "Walk Like a Man" by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, which is about a father telling his son to get over a woman who left him. Tony tries to pull A.J. out of his depression over breaking up with Blanca throughout the episode. Frankie Valli himself formerly had a role in the series as New York capo Rusty Millio, and an earlier episode ("Big Girls Don't Cry") was also named after a Valli song.
Trivia: This is the only episode in the series directed by veteran writer/producer/some-time actor Terence Winter. It's also the only TV episode Winter has ever directed though almost 20 years in the industry, during which he wrote or co-wrote 25 of the 86 "Sopranos" episodes, winning four EMMYs in the process.
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Savoring Norman Mailer's legendary appearance on The Dick Cavett Show.
What's your take on Cassavetes? Here's mine: The filmmaker is one of three avant-gardists who readied America for reality television and the cult of pop personality, and his highly wrought psychodramas are an essential template for every loosely scripted, boozily delivered Real World screaming match. You will surely agree that one of his co-forefathers is Andy Warhol, whose Screen Tests made one giant leap for voyeurism and whose Sleep perfected the art of nothing happening. Do you need convincing that the other is Norman Mailer? If so, catch the tail end of The Mistress and the Muse: The Films of Norman Mailer, a film and video retrospective running in New York through Aug. 9. Among its raw pleasures, the series documents how Mailer's quest to become the King of All Novelists—the man with the biggest books, the tallest platform, and the manliest existential pain—led him to play jack, joker, and knave in many a medium.
You probably missed Maidstone, the third and last of the underground films Mailer directed. A.O. Scott went justifiably out of his head, two weeks ago, for its final scene, writing that it "captures something essential in Mr. Mailer—his reckless bravado, his willingness to court ridiculousness and the loss of control. Very few artists today, in any medium, exhibit this kind of crazy passion." Long story short: In this scene, actor Rip Torn makes a choice—an artistic choice and a bold one—to hit Mailer in the skull with a hammer. The play of feeling on Mailer's face after this happens is beyond compare. First, there is anger—appropriately, as he is trying to bite off Torn's ear. Then, still angry, he hears out Torn's explanation of his motives, while also trying to look tough and not too angry. Then, while also trying to quiet his wife and kids, he's trying to wipe the smirk off his blood-streaked face. He's smirking because he knows exactly how fabulous this footage is.
Mailer's small-screen efforts are only slightly less exciting. According to biographer Mary Dearborn, Mailer launched his studies of television around the time he was writing Deer Park—"He had begun watching heavily in 1954, the same year in which he discovered pot, and he often watched into the small hours of the morning"—and his combination of wit, unpredictability, and readiness to rumble have made him a captivating talk-show guest.
The video Assorted Appearances 1968-2004, now playing at the Paley Center for Media in connection with the festival, amounts to a greatest-hits collection. Here we find Mailer all but flirting with William F. Buckley on Firing Line: "For years, I've felt that one of the problems with this country is that it's insane." With a flip of the calendar, he's chatting with chain-smoking Johnny Carson about Nixon in China and tribal warfare in New Guinea, and, by the '90s, graciously condescending to appear opposite Bill Maher. But Mailer's most legendary advertisement for himself aired live on Dec. 2, 1971, and the Paley Center billed it, last week, as "Sparring With Vidal on The Dick Cavett Show." Charlie Rose's producers included a famous part of the action near the half-hour mark of this clip, but to properly appreciate Mailer's crude righteousness and semi-cultivated berserk aura, you've got to size up the full text.
Should these 75 minutes of Cavett ever be adapted into one-act stage play, the part of the host should go to Jude Law, but only on the condition that he delicately synthesizes his I Heart Huckabees oiliness and his Talented Mr. Ripley hauteur, while also bringing in elements of Conan O'Brien's humble clubbability. Cavett, being a fancy lad, made his loud studio audience wait two beats before he made his entrance—electric seconds of empty spotlight—then, lump in his very tan throat, flubbed his lead-in: "I wish I shared your enthusiasm." He then did a self-conscious bit of literary parody that involved an A-minus impersonation of Buckley. He then used a synonym for "advertising spot" too precious to repeat.
After those messages, the camera came up on Cavett playing audience Q&A: "Are there any other questions? ... Do I dye my hair? No. I tint my body a little to set it off." Then Vidal (to be played by Frank Langella on-stage) came out. His eyebrows were a touch lugubrious, but his name-dropping was excellent. "I had dinner with Philip Roth the other night, and … " He drew out the word "Roth" in an exquisite manner—it's like he was saying the s in España, or rolling a th. Not to be left out of the impersonation game, Vidal then gave a first-rate Eleanor Roosevelt, the kind of powerful performance grounded in deep research. He told the one about the time he caught her arranging gladioluses in the toilet bowl.
Next came Janet Flanner. Cavett and Gore treated her like royalty, and she gave them no reason not to, combining aspects of Helen Thomas, Diana Vreeland, and the queen mother. I like Dame Maggie Smith for the part. Cavett cravenly admitted that he'd always thought she was a man because the byline on her "Paris Journal" column in TheNew Yorker was Genet. She explained that she's just a reporter: "There's no gender in that. No sex, either. None." Cavett, almost literally kneeling now, inelegantly set up her anecdote about finding Ernest Hemingway in the bathtub, and she did the radio edit, and her Papa imitation was exquisitely subtle.


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Hell, now that looks like some interesting ****!
The Metal appreciation society is quite simply put a group where all us metalheads can share our love of different bands. This group is for recommendations, reviews and comments on all things metal! Also if you are in a band and want to introduce your band by adding a track on here then go ahead. PLEASE NO MUSIC THAT IS UNDER COPYRIGHT - I'm just a guy who loves metal and wants to share it with others I don't want to get sued!
Hell, now that looks like some interesting ****!
Atheist was the first technical death metal band, and Nocturnus is more progressive death metal, because of the keyboards and all that jazz.
One of the first Technical Death Metal bands, formed by Mike Browning (formerly of Morbid Angel). Band was known for their use of keyboards and science fictional lyrics which were both unknown in extreme metal.


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In a losing effort, third-ranked Colorado College scored the game's final three goals.
That explains how big a lead the University of Denver built before hanging on to win the opener of the annual four-game Gold Pan series 5-4 on Saturday night at Magness Arena.
"I was happy about the 5-1 lead, and I was happy about the win," DU coach George Gwozdecky said. "In the games we play against these guys, so often no lead is safe."
Junior center and co-captain Drew Shore paced DU with a goal and two assists, and linemates Jason Zucker and Daniel Doremus each had two points.
The Shore line was without a point in the Pioneers' previous game that stretched DU's winless skid to four games (0-2-2).
"You come out of the game with a win, it's two points either way," Shore said.
"Certainly, (blowing a four-goal lead) put a little stress on everyone. But I don't think we look at it like, 'Why did we let them come back?' We look at it as a win."
Sophomore wing Beau Bennett, who had missed the previous four games with a wrist injury, scored DU's first goal to build momentum for an offense that had scored just seven goals during its winless drought.
"Two good offensive teams," CC coach Scott Owens said. "Denver's speed had us on our heels, and having their full lineup, for the most part, helped them a lot."
Denver (4-3-2, 3-2-2 WCHA) took a 5-3 lead into the third period after the teams combined for seven goals in the middle frame.
Colorado College (5-2, 3-2 WCHA) briefly tied it 1-1 on a power play that carried over from the first period, when DU freshman defenseman Scott Mayfield was assessed a five-minute major and game misconduct for contact to the head.
DU, however, erupted with goals from Shore (2:53), Chris Knowlton (8:58), Zucker (10:36) and John Lee (13:42) to go ahead 5-1. CC goalie Joe Howe was replaced after Zucker beat him with a near-side, roofed wrist shot.
The Pioneers' goaltending wasn't any better. Junior Adam Murray also struggled.
"It wasn't a goaltender's night for either team," Gwozdecky said.
Eamonn McDermott's power- play goal came on a long wrist shot through traffic. Dakota Eveland's wrist shot on a 2-on-1 rush beat Murray near-side glove, making it 5-2.
And Archie Skalbeck's turnaround from between the circles went through Murray's legs, pulling the Tigers to within 5-3.
Jeff Collett's goal off a shot from the bottom of the left circle with 6:04 remaining in the third period tightened things down the stretch.
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1. Drew Shore.
DU junior center had three points (one goal) and was plus-3.
2. Jason Zucker.
Sophomore wing had two points (one goal) and was plus-3 for the Pioneers.
3. Eamonn McDermott.
CC sophomore defenseman had a goal and six shots.
What you might have missed
A lobster was thrown onto the ice when CC cut its deficit to 5-4 late in the third period.
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You may also know him as Freddie Mercury. It is now 20 years to the day since he died of bronchopneumonia brought on by AIDS on 24 November 1991, only one day after publicly acknowledging he had the disease.
May he continue to rest in peace.
May he continue to rest in peace.
Awesome tribute to Freddie!
I didn't even know you could draw a male character like that one.
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The first four albums from me on addictive tracks!
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I'm back with my old friend Steve Martin and his new company, Addictive Tracks.
This time it's different.
Apart from my "normal" library music, you know, the music style that put food on the table for 30 years, we added some nice options.
One project is this:
Sofia Margarita
It started as a "Hey! Let's make some groovy hip hop and just release it on youtube and reverb and other useless forums" OR, "let's make som groovy hip hop and actually get it released in the film and tv industries, and make some bucks"
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And, most important, our clients get the music in stems. So, every soundguy can make the perfect (hmm…) mix for the project they're working on. Dynamic and very useful. And God, am I happy I won't hear all the mixes. But what the heck, it my work, my life, and my money in the bank.
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I get out of bed every morning at 6am.
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I work on that until lunch, around 12.
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I finish my my work, and close up the studio at 4pm.
It's not Rock'n'roll, It's work.
That's how I do it.
Finally I've decided to update my website.
My international network grows and I feel that I really have to turn this site more international.
So, from now on everything is in english.
For some reasons my interest for African music has grown very strong. I have found so much great music from Tanzania, Kenya, Somalia and more, contemporary and traditional.
The world is filled with great musicians and composers that you never hear or see at the charts.
One organisation I really would like to work with is Art in Tanzania. Read more about them here: Art in Tanzania
I was happy to find all my old tracks I made for Match Music. So much fun to listen to old work that really has been important to me, and still is. Music that still plays world wide, some of it almost 30 years old. And I still love it all.
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John Edwards' fuzzy math. Dick Gephardt wimps out at a machismo moment.
Sen. John Edwards apparently has hired Bush-obsessed New York Times columnist Paul Krugman as his speechwriter. Picking up on the president's supposedly untrue 16-word sentence on Iraq and uranium included in his last State of the Union address, Krugman last week posited that another sentence in the speech "wasn't true." The sentence read, "We will not deny, we will not ignore, we will not pass along our problems to other Congresses, to other presidents and other generations."
No surprise, then, when this week Sen. Edwards took Krugman one step further and claimed he was going to attack 16 words Bush said in the State of the Union address about the economy. In Edwards' reading, those 16 were, "We will not pass along our problems to other Congresses, to other presidents and to other generations."
Too bad Edwards can't count. His version contained not 16 but 17 words. (Democrats, it seems, have lots of problems with little two-letter words like "is" and now "to.")
Edwards, who was making his comments in South Carolina, is desperately attempting to latch on to any populist message that will give him a boost against Howard Dean and John Kerry, the two men he views as his key competition in that Southern state. Edwards has practically pinned his entire presidential hopes on winning South Carolina and emerging from the state of his birth as one of the few survivors of the early primary season.
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|14th February 2014, 12:41 AM
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Thanks, I have thought about using the OP07 several times in other projects, but I can't seem to find the Phase Margin rating in either AD's or LT's datasheet's.
However LT's spec sheet does suggest to use a LT1001 or Dual matched LT1002 for improved performance.
There is a graph on page 6 that shows a 60 degree phase margin for the LT1002,
I have some LT1001's but I can also get some LT1002's as well for this project.
Below I have include Phase charts for both the LT1002 and the LT1007.
Thanks for pointing that out to me!!
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|14th February 2014, 01:47 AM
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I hope you realize that the LT1007 is Linear Technology's "answer" to the PMI OP07. The choice of part number was deliberate.
|14th February 2014, 02:21 AM
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Ok, I do remember something about that when they came out.
I am just now learning about how Phase margins work.
Which one of the two parts would be best to use in this app?
As I already have both types.
I originally got them to make a jig for very small DC measurements.
I also have some High output current output opamps to drive the DUT's as well for typical usage and I can switch to a current boosted opamp or a chipamp to drive loads that are inductive below 10 ohms to at least .1 ohms and such, rather than my using my big Power amp to drive them.
In my application I am more interested in measuring impedance curves of Step-up transformers for now.
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|14th February 2014, 02:49 AM
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The larger the Phase Margin, the more difficult it is to make the opamp accidentally oscillate. I.e. the more stable in the worst case.
40 degrees of Phase Margin is worrisome, 50 degrees is liveable, 60 degrees is preferable, 70 degrees is delightful, and 80 degrees is un-fwording-believably great. Vigorously clap with both hands and buy the design team a beer. Tell the marketing guy to suck an egg.
|14th February 2014, 03:01 AM
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Okay then the LT1001 or 2 would be the one to use then.
|14th February 2014, 07:33 AM
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Isn't this phase margin just low pass filter phase response for frequency? The stronger amplifier filtering, the worse phase response?
And also the biger output capacitance, the worse phase response with frequency?
AD744 is my favourite buffer. But I pay usd 8.
Last edited by Piotr; 14th February 2014 at 07:46 AM.
|16th February 2014, 07:25 PM
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I am not sure, as I am still studying about this subject.
But, I did know it was critical for a unity gain configuration and gain settings of less than 10 or so.
I just didn't know if a Greater or Lesser Phase Margin was the one to be looking for.
I have decide to use a LT1210 to drive the DUT's as this will give up to 1 amp of driving current and is a very fast Driver chip.
I most likely won't be using anything lower than 10 ohms for my reference resistor nor will I be using any test signals greater than 2v to 4V peak.
Here is the datasheet,
Here is another little gem that may interest you, The AD5933 impedance converter,
It uses the same technique's and it has a 12bit 1MSPS ADC built in to it.
However it does require an MCU with a I2c interface and programming knowledge to use it.
But, It is a cool little chip nevertheless.
I have some of these as well and someday soon I will learn how to work with it.
Last edited by geraldfryjr; 16th February 2014 at 07:29 PM.
|9th March 2014, 03:55 PM
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I just finished the design of a suitable unity gain buffer for using a LT1210.
The LT1210 is an incredible little buffer chip and it delivers everything that the spec sheet says it will.
Since my Signal generator can only go to 1Mhz that is the highest that I have been able to test it too.
And, it will deliver that into the 4 ohm load resistor that I am using and with square waves as well!!!
It is rated for as high as 35MHz and it was picking up the signals coming off of my mouse at 27Mhz with ease when it was within a few inches from the protoboard that I have it on right now.
It is also spec at 1.1 amps of current but its maximum as about 2 amps according to the data sheet.
It has the sharpest square waves that I have ever seen an opamp produce as it does have a 900V/us slew rate!
I did employ a LT1007 as a DC Servo to keep the Offset under control of well under 1 mv and better than below .1mv (100uv) with no signal.
Since my meter is not accurate enough to me give such data of that level reliably, by using my scope I have verified such performance.
I have it running off of a +/- 10.2V power supply that I made at of a 16VA wallwart.
It easily produces a 10V p-p signal just before clipping that is ruler flat in to a 4 ohm load resistor, with only the power supply being the limiting factor at this point, clear up to 1Mhz.
It shows a THD of about -90db or .003% across the audio bandwidth.
This is a great little chip and it has been known to be used in a parallled power amplifier design and headphone amplifiers as well.
With the parts I have in the schematic it has a gain of 1 that is matched to within better than, less than +/-2mv at 2.828Vrms at 60Hz measuring frequency.
The 18.64k resistor is the one to be adjusted to match the gain of the circuit.
I used a 15K and a 3.9k in series out of my part bin for the value shown in the schematic.
The data sheet shows to use a .01uf capacitor on the Comp pin.
Since I have no way at this time to measure its performance at that end of the scale( 10-40Mhz) I don't know if it needs it or not.
It makes no difference in the performance of this circuit up to 1 Mhz.
So, the Comp Pin is just left open.
This is a great little amplifier should you need a buffer to be used in testing components with frequency's higher than the audio band.
Below have screen shots of its measured performance using REW and HOLMimpulse as well as the schematic and the LTSpice file.
If any one can make any improvements to this I would be very welcomed to see them.
Even Though it is quite impressive as it is, I am going to hook it up to a speaker and a bigger power supply and see how it sounds as well.
P.S. Once I finish this interface, I will present it in its entirety in the "Exploring Visual Analyzer" thread
Last edited by geraldfryjr; 9th March 2014 at 04:19 PM.
|10th March 2014, 10:39 PM
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I just found this great document from Tektronix that explains the math involved of how to easily find the values of capacitance and inductance using just a scope and a signal generator.
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