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No Mulligans Necessary with Smarter Analytics
Timothy Powers 270003F3FN firstname.lastname@example.com | 2012-04-06 12:59:44.0 | Tags:  smarter-analytics predictive-analytics business-analytics big-data analytics masters golf | 0 Comments | 6,231 Visits
FORE! Golf is all about analytics. As you watch golf on television or take "a good walk spoiled" yourself, think about all of the data calculations made before the right club is selected to hit a golf ball on the tee or fairway: · What is the distance to the ... [ + Read more ]
Ushering in a New Age of Enlightenment
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In 18th century Europe, a group of intellectuals seized control of reason to challenge the systems of power and faith. This Age of Enlightenment, according to German philosopher Immanuel Kant, was "the emancipation of the human consciousness from an immature state of ignorance and error." If Kant was living today, he ... [ + Read more ]
Is There a Better Option?
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Guest post from Perry McDonald, Worldwide Communications Sector Executive, IBM Business Analytics Is there a better option? Not a comment you ever want a customer to utter to themselves, especially in competitive industries such as telecommunications, banking, retail or insurance. In telecommunications, and for Communication Service Providers (CSPs) specifically, a ... [ + Read more ]
The Perfect Analytical Storm
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Guest post from Mychelle Mollot, Vice President, Worldwide Marketing, Business Analytics Commercial and government organizations are staring at the confluence of three unique events: · The unprecedented volumes of data · The need to easily analyze it, make sense of it and put it into action · The importance of ... [ + Read more ]
Smarter Analytics: Actionable Insights from the Data Tsunami
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By Wes Simonds, Every so often you experience an eye-opening moment that brings into clear focus the realities of the world around you. I experienced such a moment recently reading a quote from Google's chairman Eric Schmidt. It was this: 'Every two days we create as much information as we did ... [ + Read more ]


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All these posts with wonderful kid book recommendations are great, but currently I am desperate for a book for me. I don't know what my problem is, but I cannot choose a book at the moment. I literally spent almost an hour scanning possible Kindle titles on amazon last night and could not make a decision.
Any grown-up book recommendations? What are you reading?
Personally, I can't handle anything with sad or sentimental undertones right now. I would love something either funny, or fast-paced and intense, I even like sci-fi/fantasy/horror. I prefer fiction but am open to other things (just not parenting things right now, haha!) But I would love to know what you are all reading, what you've loved, what you haven't liked, and why. My book club dissapated after I had DD (almost 3 years ago!) and I've been hungry to talk books since then but haven't really had time.
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June 23, 2014
Monday 23 June 2014 would have been Alan Turing's 102nd birthday. One of the 20th century's great mathematicians, Turing made profound contributions to a wide range of fields including computer science, artificial intelligence and mathematical biology. He also played a crucial role in the Allied codebreaking work at Bletchley Park during World War II, credited by some historians with shortening the conflict by two years.
More recently, much public attention has focused on the controversy surrounding his 1952 conviction for gross indecency under the punitive anti-homosexuality laws in force in Britain at the time: an official pardon was issued by the British government in December 2013. Turing's life and work has also inspired several representations on stage and screen, including the acclaimed play and BBC drama Breaking the Code and a forthcoming film, The Imitation Game, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Keira Knightley.
To celebrate Turing's birthday, learn more about his contributions to mathematics with these Plus articles, and watch the video below, produced by the University of Cambridge to mark Turing's centenary in 2012, in which James Grime (who works alongside Plus as part of the Millennium Mathematics Project) gives an overview of Turing's story.
June 20, 2014
Recently we had to learn about tensors for an upcoming article. What are those, you ask? We didn't know at first either. Like some other concepts in maths, they seem confusing at first but actually are just a way of capturing information we are all used to.
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First of all, let's start with scalars. Scalars are just your ordinary, everyday, real numbers. A scalar field is used to describe something that has a particular value at every point in the space you are considering. For example, a map of temperatures across the UK, or indeed the world, is a scalar field; with a value for the temperature at each point on the map. You can read more about how scalar fields describe dark energy and the Higgs boson.
Then we get to the more dynamic concept of vector fields. A vector field is something that associates a vector (a magnitude and direction) to every point in space. Again, thanks to meteorology we have the familiar example of a wind map as a vector field. Vector fields are incredibly important in maths and physics and, like in our example of a wind map, usually describe how things move. You find out how fluid dynamics uses vector fields to model the movement of tears, wind and waves in Births and deaths in fluid chaos
A tensor field
A tensor just extends this definition to one where the value of some property depends on the direction in which you measure it. So where a vector is a magnitude and a particular direction from some point, a tensor gives a magnitude for every direction from that point. A tensor field is something that assigns a tensor to every point in space. Naturally it's harder to picture a tensor field but if you've ever played with a piece of chewing gum you've actually seen one in action. As you pull a piece of gum (or some other rubbery substance) between your fingers, it stretches in tension along one direction but compresses in the other perpendicular directions. So for each point in the gum the stress is a function of direction: in each direction the stress will take a certain value that is a combination of the contributions from these tension and compression stresses.
Tensors are incredibly useful tools, particularly when describing things in higher dimensions. The curvature of multidimensional surfaces (called manifolds) is described with tensors and Einstein used tensors to describe both the curvature and distribution of matter of four-dimensional space-time. You can read more about Einstein and the role of curvature on Plus.
So there you go. Tensors are nothing to get tense about!
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June 17, 2014
Congratulations to Plus contributors David Spiegelhalter and Helen Mason, who have been awarded a knighthood and OBE respectively in the 2014 Queen's Birthday Honours list! Joining famous faces including Dame Maggie Smith, Angelina Jolie and Daniel Day-Lewis, Helen Mason and David Spiegelhalter's honours have been awarded to recognise their outstanding work in mathematics, science and public communication.
Professor — now Sir — David Spiegelhalter is Winton Professor of the Public Understanding of Risk at the University of Cambridge, and has been knighted for "services to statistics". A medical statistician, he has played a leading role in developing simulation technologies and clinical trials on drug safety, and has supported the UK health service through many inquiries, including the public inquiry into children's heart surgery at Bristol Royal Infirmary.
As the official government press release notes, and as regular readers of Plus will already know, Spiegelhalter has also 'made a significant difference to how to communicate with patients and the public about risk'. He started the brilliant project Understanding Uncertainty, writes public articles, lectures to public and school audiences and has appeared on TV and radio (ranging from being interviewed on the BBC's heavy-hitting Newsnight to appearing as a contestant in Winter Wipeout). Watch a lighthearted example of David Spiegelhalter's public understanding work below, in a video produced by the University of Cambridge, and read his articles on Plus.
Helen Mason leads the Atomic Astrophysics group in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at the University of Cambridge. Helen Mason's extensive outreach and education work has included writing for Plus and setting up the Sun|Trek website for schools, as well as giving frequent talks and appearing on radio and TV.
Helen Mason's OBE has been awarded "for services to Higher Education and to Women in Science, Engineering and Technology". Learn more about her work in this video from the Royal Institution:
June 17, 2014
Today's Google doodle!
Oh Paul the psychic octopus… How we miss you and your uncannily accurate predictions of World Cup glory! And we aren't the only ones – Google is celebrating Paul in today's Google Doodle!
Paul, an English octopus then living in Germany, became world famous during the last World Cup when he picked the winner of all of Germany's seven matches, including their two defeats, and got the 2010 World Cup final correct too. Paul provided a welcome watery break between the matches, even though, as David Spiegelhalter's statistical analysis showed, he wasn't actually psychic after all.
Sadly, Paul can't help us predicting this year's World Cup – psychic or not. He died in October 2010 after living a full and happy octopus life. But you can read more about Paul's contribution to the 2010 World Cup in our article Understanding uncertainty: how psychic was Paul?.
June 13, 2014
We are the outcome of a process which took nearly 14 billion years during which atoms, stars, planets and biospheres emerged from a hot and dense big bang. The details of this process are sensitive to a few important numbers — the so-called constants of physics.
Martin Rees, the Astronomer Royal, discussed the key stages in this process in the lecture below, given on 17 March 2014 as a public event during the Cambridge Science Festival, and linked to a conference on the philosophy of cosmology. The talk also addressed two questions: What would our cosmos be like if the key numbers were different? And could a huge variety of other universes exist as part of physical reality, each the aftermath of a different big bang?
Physicists are hard at work on these questions. In fact, just a couple of hours before Lord Rees gave this talk, US researchers announced a result that could signal a major breakthrough in our understanding of how our Universe evolved (see this Plus article). Watch out for the references to this in the lecture — good timing!
June 13, 2014
"It's failure to prepare mentally and failure to take practicing penalties really seriously." This is Ken Bray's explanation for England's dismal performance in penalty shootouts. England are successful in only 17% of their encounters, compared to Germany's impressive 80%. Bray is an expert in the science of football, and he has studied the physics as well as the psychology of penalties and analysed the statistics. The result are three steps to ensure a perfect penalty, which he explains in this video. You can find out more about the science and maths of football in Bray's Plus articles on football.
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Genres: Classical/Opera, Jazz, Pop, Soundtracks
Cole Albert Porter (June 9, 1891 - October 15, 1964) was an American composer and songwriter. His works include the musical comedies ''Kiss Me, Kate,'' ''Fifty Million Frenchmen'', ''DuBarry Was a Lady'' and ''Anything Goes,'' as well as songs like "Night and Day," "I Get a Kick out of You," "Well, Did You Evah!" and "I've Got You Under My Skin." He was noted for his sophisticated, bawdy lyrics, clever rhymes and complex forms. Porter was one of the greatest contributors to the Great American Songbook. Cole Porter is one of the few Tin Pan Alley composers to have written both the lyrics and the music for his songs.
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American Idiot is a fast-paced, high-energy rock opera-style musical based on the hit 2004 concept album of the same name by Green Day. It embodies the album's themes of frustration with everyday life, explosive protest of society and government, and desperation to find meaning in life's successes and failures. It is creatively staged, featuring a multitude of television screens that broadcast stimulating (sometimes over-stimulating) images, emphasizing the show's criticism of the United States' media-obsessed culture, set among dilapidated buildings covered with graffiti and garbage, a testament to the characters' desperate circumstances. The show features several sequences of head-banging, stomping choreography by the energetic ensemble, punctuated by soft, poignant, but still angst-ridden ballads. When you get tickets to American Idiot, you are getting much more than a concert; you are getting a multi-sensory roller coaster ride.
Green Day fans are pumped to hear their favorite hits from the American Idiot album as well as a few of Green Day's other tracks, and those new to the band will be lucky to be able to fall in love with these meaningful and catchy songs for the first time in this fully fleshed-out dramatic interpretation. Favorite songs include "Boulevard of Broken Dreams," "Holiday," and "21 Guns," but there are so many more amazing musical moments. Grab your own American Idiot tickets and experience Green Day's creative genius today!
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Once in the city, Johnny becomes infatuated with a beautiful girl he sees in a window and Tunny, so jaded that not even the city can excite him, enlists in the army. Alone and frustrated with his empty life, Johnny creates a destructive character in his subconscious called "St. Jimmy" and begins using heroin. Elsewhere, Will falls into a depressing rut, lazily sitting on the couch while Heather's pregnancy progresses, and Tunny is deployed and shortly wounded in battle.
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In the city, Johnny's drug addiction and consequent erratic behavior comes to a head when he threatens Whatsername and himself with a knife. When she tries to talk to him about it, she is appalled at the extent of his downward spiral. While Extraordinary Girl dresses Tunny's wounds and Will continues his depressing life, still on the couch but now completely alone, Johnny leaves a note for Whatsername saying he has chosen St. Jimmy over her. What does life have in store for these three lost souls? Will Johnny ever break his cycle of self-destruction? Can Will shake his solitary depression? Will Tunny ever be able to live a normal life after facing the atrocities of war? Get your American Idiot tickets today and follow these dramatic journeys to their ends.
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Students in Hoggard High School's carpentry classes are using their woodworking skills to create walking canes for military men and women. Carpentry teacher David Jackson and his students presented more than 50 canes to the local chapter of the Wounded Warriors Project on April 23.
Jimmy Wooten has coordinated the walking cane outreach initiative for the Wounded Warriors Project.
The walking canes will be given to active and veteran service men and women to aid in their physical rehabilitation.
"My students and I are most grateful for this opportunity to show our gratitude to the brave service men and women who valiantly serve our country," said Jackson.
Carpentry students of all levels – Core, Level I and Level II – took part in the Wounded Warrior project, creating the walking canes in just three weeks. Many of the students used their lunch time and have stayed after school to work on the project.
The walking canes have been created out of Purple Heart wood donated by Lennie Shidly of Inter-Continental Hardwoods of Currie. Home Depot and Wal-Mart also contributed to the project.
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Okay is what I use. Easy word for them to understand Whatever you use be consistent. Good luck!!
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I use "Get it" on marks...kinda happened by accident but it stuck.
My go play or let loose word are "hie on"...not exactly the correct usage for the terms but it's what my uncle always said to his pointers and I liked the sound of it.
Name on marks. But around the house is OK. But if walking out the door I use easy, which means slow don't go like a wild child.
I use old school "Hie On" as release. No confusion. Back on blinds, name on marks.
"Over" is the big one for us. While "over" is a common ob command for jumping I must remember to use "jump".
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Butt head around the house.
Come on butthead, instead of heel or here, get out of the closet butt head, come on miss piggy
When I ask them "do you wanta eat" their teeth start chatering and jump around like kangeroos. i make them atleast put their butts on the ground before setting food bowls down.
TT to pee and poop and "good dog" or "go play" for release
This is not advice, just me
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When the three surviving members of The Monkees play Warner Theatre on their summer tour, it will be the latest homecoming for Peter Tork.
WASHINGTON – When the three surviving members of The Monkees play Warner Theatre in their summer tour, it will be the latest homecoming for Peter Tork.
Tickets went on sale Friday for the July 21 show at the Warner Theatre. The 24-date tour kicks off July 15.
Tork will perform locally before the Monkees reunion show. Tork's solo show "In This Generation: My Life In The Monkees And More" comes to Alexandria's Birchmere May 21, and Annapolis's Ram's Head On Stage May 26.
"It'll be solo acoustic versions of songs I've done through the years — Monkees songs, folk songs, stories of the people I knew, how I got to where I was going from where I was," Tork says.
Tork, whose real name is Peter Halsten Thorkelson, was born in Washington, D.C. in 1942.
Tork auditioned for "The Monkees" television show in 1965 at the suggestion of his friend, musician Stephen Stills. He says his TV role, as what he calls "the lovable dummy," was cultivated as a defense mechanism during his earlier days as a solo folk artist in Greenwich Village.
"Us Village cats and kitties, back in the early days you'd heard Jim McGuinn (of The Byrds, who later called himself Roger McGuinn) singing 'Michael Row The Boat Ashore,'" Tork says.
The Monkees tour will include original members Micky Dolenz and Michael Nesmith. Davy Jones died in February 2012.
During last year's tour in the months after Jones died, the Monkees shows largely paid tribute to him.
"With a year gone by, things do settle down a little bit, but Davy is very much part of our history and very much still on our minds," says Tork. "We'll be making reference or mention to Davy all through the show."
Last year's tour was the first American tour including guitarist/songwriter Michael Nesmith since Nesmith left the group in 1970.
When asked if he's surprised that Nesmith is again interested in touring with the band he worked so hard to distance himself from, Tork says no.
"Michael has always been his own man," says Tork. "He's come and gone. And if he says 'I'll do it this time and let's see about next year when next year comes,' and he says, 'Let's do it again,' I say 'Great.'"
Tork's latest solo recording with his band, Peter Tork and Shoe Suede Blues, is entitled "Step by Step."
"There's something enveloping and welcoming about the blues," says Tork. "It's actually therapeutic."
Tork credits the television show with providing the band enough time to eventually learn how to play together.
In today's digital music world, which enables musicians to produce and distribute music without the support of a record company, "If you took the four of us and say 'Now do it on social media,' I don't think anything would have come of it."


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Shippensburg University's Beta Gamma Sigma Chapter is one of 121 Premier Chapters for 2009-10, according to the Board of Governors of Beta Gamma Sigma (BGS).
Beta Gamma Sigma is the international honor society serving business programs accredited by AACSB International — The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. Membership in BGS is the highest recognition a business student anywhere in the world can receive in a business program accredited by AACSB International.
Beta Gamma Sigma has 486 collegiate chapters in all 50 U.S. states and 19 countries and territories. Additionally, 24 alumni chapters serve the needs of alumni members in major metropolitan areas, including Hong Kong.
To qualify, 85 percent of Shippensburg's qualifying members at both the undergraduate and graduate level must accept the invitation to become lifetime members.
Dr. April Bailey, assistant professor of accounting/MIS and chapter adviser, said "The Premier Chapter classification is testament to the chapter's high value on scholarship."
According to Bailey, "Membership into BGS is based on merit. Junior and senior business students are eligible if they are in the top 10% of their class and graduate students in the MBA program are eligible if they are in the top 20 percent of their graduating class. The students have worked very hard to receive this honor and Dean (John) Kooti, Associate Dean (Anthony)Winter, and I are proud of their success."
The Shippensburg chapter has been active since 1983, and Bailey said 1,205 chapter members have been inducted into the honor society since then.
The designation qualifies Shippensburg's chapter to participate in and receive $500 in the BGS matching funds scholarship program next year. Under this program, each year one deserving student who is a member of BGS is awarded a $1,000 scholarship.
The chapter also is eligible to nominate one of its BGS chapter advisers to be considered in the 2011 Outstanding Chapter competition, which offers additional scholarship dollars. In addition, the chapter may send one or two student members to a student leadership forum and may nominate someone for the 2011 Business Achievement or Medallion for Entrepreneurship Awards.


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No one?
Maybe it's a "too easy" question? Unfortunately, for me, it seems not to be. And i'm looking for some different ways of coming up with landforms...especially random ones.
Hi CG-lers,
After another try to draw a world map that satisfies me (mostly my eyes ) and horribly failing, i turn to you gals and guys.
How do you come up with your landshapes? Are there any cool tricks to get random coastlines for a region or a whole continent?
Some of you guys just nail it almost every time...and i am envious (i am especially looking at Diamond and torstan).
How do you do this? Drawing by hand and scanning it in? Drawing with a mouse or tablet? Something entirely different (like random generation of continents)?
Please, tell me. CG, you're my last hope [/Star Wars pastiche]
Thanks in advance
P.S.: Pointing me to a Tutorial is also fine.
I'm trapped in Darkness,
Still I reach out for the Stars
No one?
Maybe it's a "too easy" question? Unfortunately, for me, it seems not to be. And i'm looking for some different ways of coming up with landforms...especially random ones.
I'm trapped in Darkness,
Still I reach out for the Stars
Hi Eilathen,
I have to say, I just fake it and add smooth & wiggly bits until it seems about right. One way you can do it also is to take real world coastline silhouettes and invert, resize, stretch, cut up and stick together until you have something new, but the coastline should have the right amount of 'wiggliness' since you have used real coastlines to start with.
In terms of overall shapes there are a few tutorials out there on world building, you could look at those. Or you could use a generator like 'Fractal Terrains' . Regional shapes are often defined by natural barriers like rivers and mountains and following those gives them a more natural look.
I lately tested this one: I draw the area very quickly painting with a large round brush in PS to set the general shape then I just grab the select tool and select all around the mass the areas I want to erase, which build the coastline at the same time.
i just draw lines with my tablet until something looks good. most often i feel i get it right the first time. other times it takes a few passes.
having said that i find i when i used to draw coastlines by hand and scan them in i used to be more pleased with the results...
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- Pull out a world atlas and flip through til you find a shape you like, grab a sheet of paper and a pencil and visually copy it (draw on the paper while following the atlas coastlines with your eyes). You'll get something similar but not a direct match. It also improves your hand-eye coordination with a lot of practice Also good to just study the shapes in the atlas (or google maps) to build up an eye for natural-looking coast with different terrain types.
- Hand-drawn masking: draw the general shape you want, on paper with a good dark pen with lots of flow, then 'chew' into your shape to refine the landmass (the interior white space is your landmass). You can leave some white space for islands as you work in, or build them up on the outside of your original line. Scan it--or take a photo--then select and mask it off. Or if you're working on paper, trace it onto your mapping paper with a graphite transfer sheet. Or if you have a tablet you could just do it on the computer... but be sure to bump up your resolution so that the brush doesn't snag on the horizontal and vertical lines so easily.
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Coffee spills make excellent archipelagos!
Astrographer - My blog.
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-Building a Ridge Heightmap in PS
-Faking Morphological Dilate and Contract with PS
-Editing Noise Into Terrain the Burpwallow Way
-Wilbur is Waldronate's. I'm just a fan.
What I used to do before getting a little better, was to generate clouds, and them with the threshold i started molding the continents (all of this in PS, and also saw this technique in Tear's tutorial!).
But one day brownsing CG Textures, I saw this textures of painted metal, and never really worked on something, but I think it has a lot of potential, with the landmass and oceans
[CG Textures] - Textures for 3D, graphic design and Photoshop! go to Textures - Metal - Painted
Example: MetalPainted0101
I don't think there's a surefire way to make a cool-looking continent shape, if that's what you're aiming for, but I know there are some ways to avoid the boring and unrealistic.
First, it's common to see mistakes where people draw square continent shapes or sharp edges. Nature doesn't often involve any perfect shapes, and a continent that looks like it's a bunch of squares isn't generally realistic. It may help to focus on the practicality of a shape - rivers usually run from mountains to the coast, and bays may exist where the river meets the ocean.
Keep your coastlines interesting not only with pleasing shapes, but maybe some activity too. If you know you'e going to have a coastal village somewhere, for example, instead of drawing the coastline to fit the village, you might draw the coastline naturally and determine where the village would most likely be built. Obviously, this isn't just for coastlines and villages.
If you still aren't satisfied, maybe your coastline needs a point of interest - one thing that holds attention over everything else. Go dramatic, I guess, and maybe you'll be happier with the final result. Good luck!
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McCoy & Moen Earn NCAA Championship Berths In Prelim Finale
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - The Iowa State track and field teams added two more NCAA-qualifying bids to the list Saturday evening, as high jumper Kelly McCoy and distance runner Katy Moen each earned berths in their respective events. The Cyclones finish the NCAA West Prelims with eight bids by seven student-athletes.
McCoy put on a career performance in the high jump, clearing bar at 5 feet, 9.75 inches to clinch a spot at the NCAA Championships. McCoy cleared bars at 5'5.75", 5'7.75" and 5'9.75" in the event, notching the final height on her second attempt. Competition in the high jump closed after the 12 qualifiers were announced, keeping McCoy from attempting another height. McCoy came into competition ranked 32nd in the region before finishing seventh today.
McCoy's mark is good for the fourth-best in Iowa State outdoor history, passing Dona Lane on the all-time list. The Cary, Illinois, native will become just the second high jumper in program history to earn All-America recognition at the outdoor championships and the first Cyclone high jumper to earn a berth at a national championship event since 2011 (Hannah Willms, NCAA Indoors).
Moen notched her second NCAA berth in as many races at the regional meet, placing third in her heat of the women's 5,000-meter run this evening. The Fairbank, Iowa, native was fresh off a victory in the 10K Thursday evening and ran with the leaders for the entirety of the race. Moen ran as high as second in the field and, as has become somewhat of a trademark, showed solid foot speed over the final three laps of the race. Her time of 16:20.56 is good for the No. 10 overall qualifying mark in the west region.
Moen will join Cyclone greats Lisa Koll (Uhl) and Betsy Saina as the only three runners in program history to earn All-America accolades in both the 5K and 10K in the same NCAA Championship meet.
Bethanie Brown, running in Flight 2 of the event, notched the 11th-fastest overall time in the competition, but due to the pace of her heat, she will not advance to the NCAA meet. Brown used a great kick over the final 800 meters to pick off several competitors en route to a ninth-place finish in her heat. The Waterville, Maine, native crossed the line in 16:19.63.
The women's 4x400m relay squad of Kendra White, Ese Okoro, Dana Christensen and Krista Shoeman ended the night with a 3:37.16 in heat 2 of the event. The team posted a mark 0.77 seconds off of their career best, which ranks No. 2 in program history at 3:36.39 (Drake Relays, 2014).
The Cyclones will return to the track June 11-14 in Eugene, Oregon, at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships. The event will be held at Oregon's Hayward Field.
Iowa State #NCAATF Qualifiers
*Jan Jeuschede (Shot Put)
*Christina Hillman (Shot Put)
*Katy Moen (5K, 10K)
*Edward Kemboi (800m)
*Ejiro Okoro (800m)
*Ese Okoro (400H)
*Kelly McCoy (HJ)
Cyclone PRs (All Days)
*Kendra White (400m): 53.52
*Kelly McCoy (HJ): 5'09.75" (1.77m)
1,500m (W): 1) Stephanie Brown, Arkansas, 4:15.94; 23) Maggie Gannon, Iowa State, 4:36.43
5,000m (W): 1) Emma Bates, Boise State, 15:55.00; 11) Bethanie Brown, Iowa State, 16:19.36; 12) Katy Moen, 16:20.56; 18) Crystal Nelson, Iowa State, 16:32.87; 19) Bethanie Brown, Iowa State, 16:35.27; Perez Rotich, Iowa State, DNF
4x400m (W): 1) Oregon, 3:27.34; 16) Iowa State, 3:37.16
Hammer Throw (W): 1) Emily Hunsucker, Colorado, 210'01"; 36) Kayla Sanborn, Iowa State, 171'06"
High Jump (W): 1) Kirsten Hesseltine, Arkansas, 5'09.75"; 7) Kelly McCoy, Iowa State, 5'09.75"; 31) Hannah Willms, Iowa State, 5'5.75"


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Hey guys! Luckily I was able to get Cos3 before my discount ran out, and while playing around I made this map using it's new isometric star placing thing. It's pretty cool.
Cos3 is Cosmographer 3, an update to Cosmographer for CC3 Check the profantasy site. It's not 3D, but it's made in a way to look 3Dish.
That's pretty neat. I've always wanted to try CC3 and its add-ons but wasn't really happy with Fractal Mapper and didn't want to walk into the same thing with another product...and a more expensive one at that. Stuff like this and from other forum members (like Gandwarf and his CD3 cities) make the products look pretty impressive. Nice work.
Glad you liked it ^__^


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|Marie Schlachter honored on Tree of Lights
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Marie Schlachter and her family made the annual Hospice of the Plains Tree of Lights ceremony extra special Monday night just prior to the HHS band concert.
Lit up with beautiful angel ornaments, the Tree of Lights was the focus as Marie's mom Shannon paid tribute to the group that has done so much for Marie and their family.
Hospice volunteer Eileen Moss introduced Luke and Shannon Schlachter and their daughters Josie and Marie. She was sincere in noting it's an honor to dedicate the tree this year to Marie.
Moss explained for every donation given, an ornament is placed on the tree in honor of a current or past Hospice patient. The angel ornament was especially appropriate for this year's special honoree, Marie.
Shannon praised Hospice of the Plains as a fabulous service. "I honestly don't know where we'd be without them. I truly believe that our nurse is a gift, and that all who are called to serve in this profession really are angels in disguise."
She encouraged those who feel compelled to consider making a donation to Hospice in honor of Marie or any loved one who is currently or has been under Hospice care.
Annually, Hospice volunteers decorate Christmas trees and conduct ceremonies to honor departed loved ones and to celebrate the hope that Hospice brings to the terminally ill and their families.
This year, Hospice must raise $272,500 through the Tree of Lights, the Enterprise Zone, memorials, donations and grants.
The funds will provide nursing care, counseling, social work and pastoral services; durable medical equipment; oxygen, medical supplies and medications which are required to treat the symptoms of the terminal illness; nursing assistant and homemaker service; therapies; dietary counseling; bereavement support for the family for one year after the patient's demise and administrative costs.
In 2007, Hospice of the Plains served 118 families, during which time the average daily cost for each patient was $151.50. Of this, Medicare and Medicaid paid approximately 85 percent.
Since the 1982 Hospice Medicare legislation which provided $1 daily for medicaitons, expenses have soared. For example, Zofran, used for severe nausea, equals 91 percent of each day's $134.62 reimbursement. One Lupron injection for prostate cancer equals 21 days of reimbursement.
If an individual is hospitalized for a condition resulting from the terminal illness, or receives respite care in a skilled nursing facility (SNF), the hospital or SNF receives the entire Hospice reimbursement, although Hospice continues to provide services.
For those not eligible for Medicare or Medicaid, partial reimbursement, averaging 40-80 percent, may be received from their insurance. Other than those who pay privately, the only patient expense is that of his/her yearly deductible.
Medications or treatments necessary for illnesses, other than the terminal disease, remain the patient's responsibility.
Ultimately, Hospice of the Plains provides service to all Hospice appropriate persons, regardless of one's ability to pay. Hospice of the Plains receives no federal, state or local tax assistance.
This year, Hospice saved one young individual more than $52,300 in medication expenses. And $44,517 in medications and oxygen was provided for another who resided in a Logan County nursing home, saving the State of Colorado Medicaid program several thousand dollars.
Previously, another individual who was paying privately to reside in a Yuma County nursing home would have been billed $7,500 for one month of oxygen had the individual not been under Hospice's care. Prescription and oxygen savings to that family was nearly $23,000.
These savings provided to hundreds of such individuals exceed the median yearly income in the counties Hospice of the Plains serves.
Donations or inquiries to Hospice of the Plains may be sent to: 125 W. 5th St., Wray, CO 80758.


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Nice hand-drawn job
Just finished my most recent map.
Hand drawn 18" x 24" paper.
Durvrön Niras: The second map I've posted on here.
I'm not going to go into much back story on it as you can view the Work in Progress thread here:
It does get a bit muddled up when it's zoomed in.
I'm pleased with how it turned out, same style as my other map. I'm going to continue on using the same hand drawn style that's unique to me on my next map Ædorn Drënirasar. That WIP thread will actually be up rather quickly.
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Nice hand-drawn job
I think this could profit from a clearer separation of land vs water.
And blue-lines for continent outlines is not the best way to go if you also want to show rivers. But otherwise this is a fantastic map. It has a very own character to it. I like it! Have some Rep.!
Edit: Well, it seems i can't rep you again just now. Have a "like" instead
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I'm trapped in Darkness,
Still I reach out for the Stars
Why not black? It gives good contrast.
I for one would try to colorize the ocean in a light blue or something so that one clearly sees the land/water divide.
If black is too dark for you, how about something like dark-grey or maybe something brown. I don't think something more colorful is the way to go (like green etc. ). Land can totally have the same color as the mountains imo.
I'm trapped in Darkness,
Still I reach out for the Stars
I thought about it today and I do think black could be a better choice than blue. The only problem and the main reason I didn't want to use it in the first place because the labels are in black and it's possible things might get a bit lost with black coast line and black labels. I don't have access to a scanner so trying to do digital labels won't work.
Right now I'm doing a 1st draft of a map that I've already done but it's getting a significant make over so I will definitely try black ink.
I can't believe you have created such a beautiful map by hand.. Looking great.
"Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."-Confucius
Old map and Historic map
Woah! I like your style. Great map!
You could use brown for the coastline.
Or you just let everything as it is and colorize the water with a very light blue.
Did you use water resistant fine liners?


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Various Blues in Indigo, 1962
HERON, Patrick (1920 - 1999)
(Amgueddfa Cymru regrets that we are not able to provide an image for this item at this time. This is either due to copyright restrictions, or the item is awaiting digitisation. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.)
Date: 1962
Media: oil on canvas
Size: 102.0 x 152.8 cm
Acquired: 1964; Gift; Contemporary Art Society
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Skins are thin, easy-to-remove, vinyl decals for customizing your device. Skins are made from a patented material that eliminates air bubbles and wrinkles for easy application.
thumbs up!!
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nice design!
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Thanks so much guys!
This should be on a t-shirt :)
great piece of work and i agree with phaddil, this would look fab on a tee! :)
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Good colours. Really like the sci-fi atmosphere. Great work, Zach!
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haha what a great compliment Duane! Thank you!
fantastic work!
great copy along side the image.
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Grrreat symbolization of this idea. The chromatic colors work too - adding for a nice, spacey effect. Well done sir.
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AMES, Iowa – Iowa State golfer Zach Steffen finished first in a field of 18 participants to earn a spot at the U.S. Amateur Publinks Championship, Monday. Steffen shot rounds of 67-69 to finish 6-under at the Otter Creek Golf Course in Ankeny. The USGA Amateur Publinks will be held at the Laurel Hill Golf Club in Lorton, Va, July 10-15.
The Publinks Championship consists of 36 qualifying holes of stroke play before match play. Over the years, the tournament has altered styles of play including different combinations of stroke and match play. The event has featured marquee golfers such as Brandt Snedeker, Jason Dufner and 2008 Masters champion Trevor Immelman.
Steffen, who will be a senior next year, is one of 156 finalists competing for 64 spots in match play.
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Tom Rassel, 70, of Cleghorn, Iowa passed away on Thursday, December 22, 2011 at his home in Cleghorn. Mass of Christian Burial will take place at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, December 27, 2011 at the Holy Name Catholic Church in Marcus, Iowa. Rev. Msgr. Kenneth A. Seifried will celebrate Mass. Burial will follow at Holy Name Catholic Cemetery in Marcus. Visitation will begin at 2:00 p.m. on Monday, December 26, 2011 at Holy Name Catholic Church in Marcus. The family will be present from 5-8 p.m. with a Scriptural Prayer Service scheduled at 7:00 p.m. There will also be a one hour of visitation at the church prior to the Mass on Tuesday. Thoughts, stories and condollences may be directed to the family through www.mauerjohnsonfh.com
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This Wednesday, Pulitzer Prize winner Daniel R. Biddle will be speaking at Wilmington University on his critically-acclaimed book, "Tasting Freedom: Octavius Catto and the Battle for Equality in Civil War America," which was written with Murray Dubin.
The book signing will take place from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Pratt Student Center on the New Castle campus. Food and beverages will be provided. The campus bookstore has copies of the book available for purchase prior to the signing event.
In honor of Black History Month, the Robert C. and Dorothy M. Library, the College of Arts and Sciences and the Student Life Department are sponsoring the event as a "meet and greet" with the author that will lead to discussion of the book with students and other attendees. Biddle and Dubin have written a compelling biography of Octavius Catto, "Philadelphia's best kept secret," that paints a vivid picture of Civil War America and, in particular, Philadelphia's rich history in the fight for civil rights.
Daniel R. Biddle, an editor with The Philadelphia Inquirer, has worked in nearly every phase of newspaper reporting and editing. His investigative stories on the courts won a Pulitzer Prize and other national awards. He has been a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University and has taught at the University of Pennsylvania.
Murray Dubin, author of "South Philadelphia: Mummers, Memories and the Melrose Diner," was a reporter and editor at The Philadelphia Inquirer for 34 years before retiring in 2005.
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i was just wondering if anyone knew if he's in the nfl or canadien league or is he done with fb
working at the Sports Authority in West DSM I believe....
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Carrying the banner for ISU.
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working at the Sports Authority in west DSM I believe....
it was posted on this site a bit back...
Yes. Putting his ISU education to good use. Seen him there several times.
Exaggeration is a BILLION times worse than understating.
I've seen him in Beaverdale walking w/ what I assume is his girlfriend (they were holding hands :-) ) and a puppy. He either lives at or stays at a house just down the block from me. This leads me to believe he is not in the NFL. He's a good kid by all accounts, so hopefully he is happy in his post college life.
saw him there as well. stopped and visited with him about "stuff"
I believe he has been in talks with the Eagles? I can't remember the team name for sure, but my buddy talked to him the other day and he said he already has a team that he will try out for during training camp
Wasnt he going to try to get into law school or something? I remember somebody doing an interview with him and he stated that if the NFL didnt work out, he would try to get into law.
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working at the Sports Authority in West DSM I believe....
That's sad.
Originally Posted by Lenny25
That's sad.
Why is it sad? If he is still chasing his dream to play in the NFL then what is wrong with working at a department store with flexible hours that will allow him to train properly? A corporate job probably wouldn't do that for him.
Originally Posted by Lenny25
That's sad.
I imagine it gives him the flexability to work out as he needs and take off on short notice if he gets the chance to play again...
From personal experience, it's tough to really commit to work while still chasing the dream to play...
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Originally Posted by Lenny25
That's sad.
Not only are the points about flexible hours and training right on the money, but, Im also reminded of that speach from office space, about no janitors if everyone had a million dollars. So what if its not a big time job or anything, SOME job and money is better than NO job or money.
Get a gig as a drug rep. Make 100(K) and trust me,..it's a flexible job. That work force is littered with ex-athletes.
I just don't see him having a legit chance to make it in the NFL.
Commence bashing.
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He was one of the last ones cut by the Saints... He could do some good for some teams... Hell, the Lyons could use him
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He is interviewed on cyclones.com and he says he's a defensive end. Is he a juco that was brought in?
He was at Copiah-Lincoln Community College before
who is this guy?
talked to him at the student-athlete career fair a couple weeks ago and he told me he walked on from Juco and was originally from Mississippi.
Originally Posted by isufbcurt
talked to him at the student-athlete career fair a couple weeks ago and he told me he walked on from Juco and was originally from Mississippi.
That seems odd for a kid to walk-on from so far away.
Originally Posted by Stewo
That seems odd for a kid to walk-on from so far away.
Check out the depth chart.
Originally Posted by Stewo
That seems odd for a kid to walk-on from so far away.
Maybe he did his research and realized where he'd have the best chance to play.
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Originally Posted by wags
He was at Copiah-Lincoln Community College before
Same place as one Mr. Tim Dobbins.
He already has a pic of himself in uniform for his facebook photo.
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Originally Posted by theshadow
Same place as one Mr. Tim Dobbins.
I'm guessing he redshirted there in Fall 2008 as he didn't show up on any of their defensive statistics.
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He was a walk-on at ISU in Fall 2008...
How come hes not on the roster?
I can't find out anything about his kid. Does anyone know how tall he is or how much he weighs?
He's not on the roster on cyclones.com. He looks like he has some good size on his facebook picture. I tried to find him somewhere on his JUCO school's website and can't find anything there either.
What's the deal with this guy?
Seemed to be about 6'1"/6'2" range, pretty thick, maybe like 230ish/240ish with pretty wide shoulders. He seemed like a decent kid from talking to him, hopefully he can get some PT and help out the defense.
I was shocked when he told me he was from Mississippi and walked on.
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Package DealWritten by on May 17, 2005 Part III, Sacramento Vintage Ford's Mail Order F-100. Bobco Hangs Our Front Fiberglass.
By now you've probably heard that the rumors are true: CLASSIC TRUCKS magazine has set out to build the world's first 100-percent aftermarket truck! No easy feat by any means, but with the enormous amount of help from Sacramento Vintage Ford, our dream is quickly becoming a reality.
It all started with the recent availability of the Bebops fiberglass '56 F-100 Custom Cab. The cab comes complete with the dash and doors, and that got us thinking: What if we combined this new cab with a few other key components made specifically for the Effie--Namely a custom chassis from Walton Fabrication and a new steel bed from Pro's Pick? With those main components covered, it is feasible that a '56 F-100 could be built without using a single part from Henry. We also discovered that nearly every necessary component, part, nut, or bolt was available through Sacramento Vintage Ford, making the ordering process much easier for an undertaking such as this--for us and any of you that thinks this sounds like your cup of tea.
The first two installments weren't really installments, but we began the build in our November `04 issue, with both the 347 Stroker build and the fabrication and assembly of the LS Series Chassis from Walton Fabrication. This month, we bolted the cab to the chassis, and loaded up all our parts for a trip out to Bobco, to take advantage of their expert fitment skills. Since most of the holes are not yet drilled in the fiberglass components, it is crucial to line up all the parts correctly the first time. This will save a lot of time later on during the painting process. Follow along as Bob and the crew hang all of our "sheet plastic" and check back for the next installment of the Package Deal. Remember, nearly every part is available through Sacramento Vintage Ford, so give them a call if you have any questions about any of the parts you see here.
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Before our trip to Bobco, we needed to set the Bebop's fiberglass cab onto the LS Series F-100 chassis from Walton Fabrication--both of which are available through Sacramento Vintage Ford. Walton provides these cool billet spacers that match up to the factory-style body mounts for easy mounting to the chassis.There are several cool adjustable aftermarket kits that align and secure the rear of the cab. But with this combination, it was recommended that we simply measure and drill directly into the frame. Of course, the washers and rubber grommet still need to be fit in between.It was possible to drill directly because of the steel floor brace in the glass cab that intersects perfectly with the frame.
First things first, the radiator support was bolted to the frame using the factory-style mounting kit. Then the deflectors were held in place while the mounting holes were marked using the holes on the support as a template.The top, inside corners of the deflectors were ground down to clear the upper radiator valance, which was next to be installed.Bob bolted up the valance and test fit the fender to get an idea for where the next holes would be drilled.The holes that mount the fender to the cab were next to be drilled. The locations were based on where the fender met the cab and spaced out according to stock specs.With the rear of the fender being held in place, the hole locations were transferred onto the fender and drilled.With the rear of the fender bolted in place, the holes were drilled to attach the fenders to the air deflectors.
The apron and fenders did not sit as flush together as they needed to, so a Roloc disc was used to flatten out the edges before assembly.Mounting holes were also drilled into the bottom-edge of the air deflector so the apron could bolt onto it.The fender and apron were clamped together and adjusted from the front before the holes were drilled in the fenders.When we crawled out from under the truck, the passenger-side of the apron still looked a bit low, so we loosened up the bolts and adjusted accordingly.It seems the tasks get more difficult as we go. The fiberglass inner fenders have bolts around three of their sides, so proper fitment is crucial.
Here's where things got interesting. In going for the smoothest possible look on the firewall, the Bebop's cab does not include the four brackets that the inner and outer fenders bolt to, (we suspect this is because many of the people using this cab will run the complete tilt front end and wont need the brackets). The reproduction brackets were a tough item to find, but we managed to acquire a set through Mid Fifty in Arizona.Normally, the brackets are welded onto the cab. Since we had to bolt them on, we welded an extra tab onto the bracket for a bolt to pass through.The lower bracket is one piece that contours around the firewall to the kick panel. It didn't quite match up to the fiberglass cab, however, so we opted to cut it and separate the two halves.Now the bottom end would sit flush with the kick panel and inner fender, and we could bolt them up solid.Up front, the holes were drilled through both the inner fender and the air deflector. The bolts were spaced similar to the originals.There are four separate components coming together where the inner fender, fender, deflector, and radiator valance. We played it safe and removed the fender to drill the holes in the inner fender.
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|On arrive sur le sixième étage! This would make a lovely backdrop for outfit photos, no?
|Rue de Béthune, home to my dear GAP and the Galeries de Lafayette
|On arrive sur le sixième étage! This would make a lovely backdrop for outfit photos, no?
|Rue de Béthune, home to my dear GAP and the Galeries de Lafayette
I love Europe. I love that we can say "Oh, this weekend I drove to france!" Or "I hopped on a bus to prague!"
Blessings, Blessings everywhere.
Ooh Lille is zalig :) een superleuke stad!ReplyDelete
the city looks pretty cool!:)ReplyDelete
These photos have such a classic elegance, they make me miss Europe!ReplyDelete
Lille is gorgeous...love your pics! Sorry about the early rising hope you catch up on rest.
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I think that any time you are in France it is appropriate to buy a striped shirt!!! :)ReplyDelete
i want to go to europe sooo bad!!! love this post!
What lovely photos :] I wish I could just head over to France for a weekend *sighhh.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous photos! I wish I could just go to france for a day :)ReplyDelete
I love these pics, you take such amazing photographs! This also makes me seriously miss France - I need to figure out a way back soon! Hope you're having a great time
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I was in Lille around this time last year and it was such a lovely place - your photos are gorgeous and they've made me so nostalgic. I hope I can go back and visit soon :)
Ik ging met mijn ouders ook een dagje naar Lille gaan, tot mijn broer en ik griep kregen... Volgende keer dan maar! :) Het ziet er alleszins een leuke stad uit!ReplyDelete
Leuke foto's! Ben er zelf nog nooit geweest maar ziet er wel mooi uit!ReplyDelete
Très jolie ces photos :)
Je vis moi meme a Lille ;)
GREAT pictures!!
Hehe, I was the same in Italy, saying at every second corner: this would be a great backdrop for outfit pictures!
Style blogging makes you see the world differently. :D
Lille looks beautiful, glad you found a good pair of jeans! :)
Leuk dat je daar bent geweest, en wat een mooie foto's! :)
My gosh, France is so beautiful!! Those buildings are absolutely breathtaking. I so miss Europe for that. Hope your Tuesday is a fab one, love! xoReplyDelete
Wow!! These photos are gorgeous. You're so blessed!ReplyDelete
Hope you had a great time - thanks for sharing - your post made me smile
Looks like you had a rad time! So jealous of your little getaways!ReplyDelete
Such cute pics - sounds like an awesome day :)
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Lille is echt een superleuke stad!
Mooie foto's!
Mooie foto's heb je gemaakt meis! xxxReplyDelete
I love these photos!! Just found your blog.. beautiful & excited to read more.
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that sounds like a fun day - i wish i were in france!
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This is amazing! All the photos are so gorgeous and it just makes me want to go to France even more!
I live in Lille ! It's a beautiful town !ReplyDelete
What wonderful photos! And yes, that would make a PERFECT outfit photo location :D
You are so lucky to be in Europe where you can travel to so many amazing places so easily!!
These photos are beautiful! I've always dreamed of going to France. Sounds like a jam-packed day though!ReplyDelete
You are giving me the travel itch! Beautiful buildings my word!ReplyDelete
Eén oplossing, kijken die handel! Je zal er geen spijt van krijgen, trust me ;).ReplyDelete
ohhh my goodness jealoussssss! France is my ultimate dream. such lovely photos!!! sounds like you had a marvelous time :)
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sounds like funnn to me! what a beautiful city :)ReplyDelete
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I want to go there, lovely photos! www.casualglamorous.comReplyDelete
these are such lovely photos.


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I'm stuck on step 21 of the following tutorial by Ascension: http://www.cartographersguild.com/sh...as-style-in-PS
I think I have my layers set up correctly, but when I go to apply the gradient overlay layer mask, the texture of the land isn't visible. It's just a flat colored gradient like this:
As you can see, it doesn't match the picture from the tutorial.
Here's the relevant step form the tutorial:
"21. Ctrl-click on the "base" layer (in the layers palette) to load it as a selection (in newer versions of Photoshop you have to ctrl-click on the thumbnail in the layers palette). Select > Inverse then hit the delete key then deselect. Add a layer style of gradient overlay; we'll use 4 colors with 5 stops as follows: [removed to save space]. Set the blend mode of the gradient to hard light with 100% opacity. Next we'll add a layer style of outer glow: use a light blue, any will do for now and you can change it later but I use 40C8FF (rgb 64, 200, 255). Set the blend mode of the outer glow to screen at 25% opacity and a size of 11. If you want a lighter gradient then add a layer style of color overlay of white and set the blend mode to soft light and then turn down the opacity until you are happy with it."
It's worth mentioning that the tut's method of creating the "Base" layer wasn't working for me, so I used a tolerance layer mask over the clouds instead. I figured it wouldn't matter since it all got merged down later in the tut anyways.
I've tried everything I can think of to make this work, and the closest I've come is to set a layer mask using an alpha over the "Land" layer itself and apply the color gradient overlay layer mask directly to that so that it just affects the land mass shapes, but it doesn't look quite right, and it's not what the tut calls for.
In general, I think I'm doing something wrong here. I tried starting over a couple times, but without any better results.
Here's my PSD file if you'd like to check it out: http://www.mediafire.com/i/?4jnp45up55lphdd
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William Looney, Pharm Exec: Gathered here today is a diverse panel of business school alumni who are actively engaged in the day-to-day tasks of turning a scientific premise into products that pack punch—with payers, providers, and patients. We also have two distinguished academics with acute powers of observation on how these doers actually "do it." Let's start with a perspective from the latter. What are the three or four issues that young managers must tackle to succeed in Big Pharma today?
Professor Bill Trombetta, St. Joseph's University Business School: The fundamental issue is to know your customer. It's the prerequisite for securing competitive advantage in a complex and increasingly crowded marketplace. Everyone talks about a new business model, but defining what that is—or whether any single model should suffice—remains elusive. The consensus, however, is that business practices must bend to the reality that after 30 years where blockbuster, small molecule drugs suitable for big patient populations kept falling from the sky, the good times are over. So how do you adjust to accommodate investor expectations for continued high performance?You can't start that discussion until you circle back to the core, which is the customer. The industry has never spent much time examining the customer; because the health business is a public good, pharma firms treat the customer as a given. That's a huge mistake because the customer base is changing. The industry is far from the ideal relationship as was once described between Wendy's fast food restaurants and Coca Cola: without its supply of Coke, Wendy's simply could not compete. Clearly, Coca Cola was doing something for the Wendy's identity beyond supplying soda syrup. That is what Big Pharma has to do: identify that secret syrup that makes the customer relationship essential and symbiotic, virtually impossible to break.
Management is also learning from other industries that successful innovation often has more to do with process improvements rather than the product itself. Toyota, it can be said, has reaped enormous profits not from the flash of its cars but from the relentless efficiency of its global supply chain. Another example is Sysco, a restaurant service company that sells exciting things like canned hams. It set up a free business consulting unit to help its customers run their own kitchens. The motive was simple: If Sysco could help improve their customers business, then that would carry over to boost its own prospects, not to mention making it just a bit harder for competitors to elbow their way into the relationship.
These isolated examples prove the rule about the importance of thinking beyond the pill. When Business Week a few years ago completed a major world survey of the most innovative companies, the top ranks were filled with companies who executed brilliantly around a modest platform, such as Ikea and Walmart, whose new idea was to make consumption of consumer durables more accessible to the masses. Interestingly, despite being host and employer for dozens of Nobel Prize winners, not a single pharma company made the list.


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Enchiilada Brunch Bake
Hi all, I had this on Thursday for a brunch I went to and it was delicious! Wanted to share ! Hermi Krueger
3 cups sliced/chopped mushrooms
½ cup sliced green onions
½ cup chopped green pepper
8 slices of deli ham
8 flour tortillas (7 inch size)
1½ cups shredded Swiss cheese
½ cup shredded cheddar cheese
1 tablespoon flour
5 eggs
2 cups of milk
¼ teaspoon garlic powder
¼ teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
• Sauté mushrooms, onions and green pepper in butter/oil until tender; set aside.
• Mix the Swiss and cheddar cheese in a bowl; set aside.
• Place one slice of ham on each tortilla. Top each with some of the mushroom mixture and sprinkle with the mixed cheeses.
• Roll up tortillas and put seam side down in a greased 11 x 7 inch baking dish.
• Beat the flour, eggs, milk, garlic powder, salt and hot pepper sauce until blended.
• Pour egg mixture over the tortillas
• Sprinkle with a little cheese
• Cover and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes
• Bake uncovered, at 350 degrees, for 35-45 minutes
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~ Can use 2-3 cups leftover ham bits.
~ Add a 10 oz. package frozen, chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry to the filling.
~ Or add a 4 oz. can of chopped green chilies for a little kick.
~ Not a Swiss cheese lover, Monterey Jack works well too.
~ Enjoy the unexpected pleasure of having breakfast together – or supper!