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I always wanted to do this as well but never had the patience to stick with it. I hope you make some really cool houses so that I can use them So far it looks good.
Oh no, not now. It took a long time for me to find a suitable 3D program. After testing a lot of programs I've spent some time with Wings3D, until I've discovered Silo3D.
Finally I've finished my first little project. These are the barrels you can see in the picture with complete UV mapping, rendered in Bryce.
Motivated by that I want to create a medieval like city block, consisting of randomly placed buildings. To keep things simple at first and to learn more I started to create a well-house. Here is a first draft. I will add a suitable entrance and a few windows in the next post.
I always wanted to do this as well but never had the patience to stick with it. I hope you make some really cool houses so that I can use them So far it looks good.
If the radiance of a thousand suns was to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the Mighty One...I am become Death, the Shatterer of worlds.
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Glad you went with Silo, I think it's wonderful! Those barrels look great! Are you using a normal map? I didn't realise that Bryce supported normal maps.. Looking great so far Katto!
Thanks guys! Silo is indeed a wonderful program, easy to learn and very intuitive to work with. I use Bryce since 6.3 and I think the option to use normal maps was implemented there.
A bump map is a little different and slightly less effective than a normal map. A normal map uses values of red, green and blue to denote slope components along three directions spread 120º apart. a bump map is essentially just a greyscale map showing displacement relative to the basic surface of the model object. These both merely alter the texture of the surface by adding the appearance of variations in light and shadow. A displacement map is similar to the terrain maps in Bryce, it actually alters the geometry of the object by displacing points in the surface through space. Bryce lacks normal mapping and, except for terrain and symmetry objects, displacement. I'm not sure if 7 has added to either of these capabilities.
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Ah, yes, as Su Liam says, that's a bump map, not quite as good as a normal map. Anyway, if it's any help, here's an .sib file of a house I made.
Thanks for the explanation su_liam! I didn't thought there is a difference between normal and bump maps, now I know. Displacement is supported with Bryce 7 Pro, but I haven't tried it yet. It was quite buggy in the initial release.
Btw, a little progress with the wellhouse.
I think I have the final shape.
I finished the UV mapping, but won't do any texturing until I have created a few buildings. There this is my first more "complex" model I will share it. Feel free to misuse and texture it as you like (as long as you will show the results here ).
Oh, it is a *.obj file.
Damn, that will be a lot of work. I hope I will finish it.


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The Iowa State women, previously ranked No. 8 nationally, jumped Butler to reach the No. 7 slot after a dominating performance at the Big 12 Championships. The Cyclones won by an impressive 69 points, the second-largest margin of victory in Big 12 Championship history (73 – Colorado, 2002).
Each Cyclone scoring runner placed in the top-15. Crystal Nelson (2nd), Katy Moen (4th), Bethanie Brown (5th), Perez Rotich (9th) and Ejiro Okoro (15th) each earned All-Big 12 recognition. Brown also received Big 12 Newcomer of the Year award as the race's top-finishing newcomer.
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Iowa State finished ahead of two ranked opponents in then No. 29 Texas and No. 27 Oklahoma. Mohamed Hrezi (7th) and Martin Coolidge (14th) led the Cyclones, earning all-conference accolades. Edward Kemboi (17th), Alexander Dillenbeck (19th) and Brian Llamas (20th) rounded out the Cyclone scoring effort, making Iowa State one of two programs to place all five scorers in the top-20.
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The Department of Biological Sciences at Murray State University offers a four-year program leading to the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree in the area of fisheries or aquatic biology. This program is designed to provide students with solid foundations in biology, chemistry and applied mathematics, and advanced courses in fisheries biology or aquatic biology. Development of problem solving and communication skills, and an understanding of resource management are major objectives of the program. Students who successfully complete either option are well prepared to compete for state and federal jobs or for admission to graduate programs. Students graduating in the fisheries option meet certification requirements of the American Fisheries Society.
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The Hancock Biological Station began operation in 1971 as a field extension of Murray State University. The Station is located on 75 acres of woodlands on the western shore of Kentucky Lake approximately 17 miles from the main campus. The close proximity of the Station to Kentucky and Barkley Lakes and the Land Between the Lakes makes it an ideal location for ecologically oriented teaching and research programs. Open year-round, the Station has a boathouse, covered floating dock, and cabins for visiting scientists and students. The Station also operates a fleet of boats and is well-equipped with instrumentation and equipment necessary for field and laboratory studies. A summer program of courses is offered each year at the Station. Classes are kept small to provide the maximum opportunity for individual work and interactions with faculty. Classes meet all day, twice per week, and many students take two courses or one course plus research or independent study. Students enrolled in these classes may elect to stay in one of the cabins at the Station and thus have a total summer field station experience. The Station is also used by visiting classes and faculty, several of which provide seminars. Thus, students enrolled in Station courses have opportunities to interact with people from other institutions.
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When I was the CEO of an independent document capture company (Datacap), I found it painful to listen to customers articulate why they were reluctant to bring in a specialty vendor for technology like document capture. "There is a lot of overhead in managing vendor relationships," is the way the discussion would often start. Datacap, being itself a relatively small company working with only a modest number of vendors, did not prepare me to be sympathetic to these concerns.
I would argue that it was far better for them to select the "best of breed" solution then to hang their hats on keeping the number of vendors they are working with down. Seemed obvious to me that the better technology would also be the better choice, no matter how many vendors that involved.
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Love this toner
By ELISA M.
My skin glows and feels great every time I use this toner on my face and neck. I cannot go without it!
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Great ingredients and awesome results!
By joseph
This toner delivers and sets my skin up for the day with brilliant antioxidant protection I use the two resist toners in tandom so I can expose my skin to even more brilliantly formulated antioxidants. thanks paula and team
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Felt nice but broke me out :(
By Paula H.
It has a beautiful creamy texture and felt nice on my skin (super gentle!) but it broke me out. I have slightly dry to dry skin. I use Clinique's Even Better Skin Essence Lotion as a toner and it works great for me. Sad this didn't work out bc Clinique products occasionally irritate my skin whereas this one didn't irritate me at all.
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(9 of 11 customers found this review helpful)
The Holy Elixir
By nennycakes
They've not yet invented a word to describe what this toner means to me. To start with - it makes no sense. I have oily, acne-prone skin. I would never have bought this on my own, but my sister-in-law bought a bottle and didn't like it, so I tried it. My skin just drinks it up. I don't break out, I don't look shiny - my skin just looks....better. About 60-75% of my regime is PC, so I have pretty good skin - but this just bumps everything up like 10 notches. I love it - so does my skin.
(3 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Not what I imagined
By Loren A.
After talking with a rep regarding the environment I live in and my skin conditions, he recommended this. I researched the heck out of the products before I ordered them too. It didn't really help remove the dirt on my face so it clogged my pores and broke me out. If you need something moisturizing and you're not acne-prone, this is for you. My plan is to use it once in a while until it runs out but if my skin really can't take it I have no choice but to throw it out which is a shame
By Jill Z.
I like the texture of both the RESIST toner and moisturizer and their moisturizing powers. However, I have concluded that they both are too rich for my 64-year-old skin. Even in winter, I experience some breakouts. I will return to the original toners.
(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Awesome hydrator
By Melissa M.
I recently got a sample of this and just tested it out. I never used a toner before but it seems like I have been seriously missing out. I always use a heavier barrier type moisturizer for my dry skin, but I didn't have enough moisture in my skin for the barrier moisturizer to actually have something to hold in, with this I feel I have both; moisture in my skin and a barrier to help prevent its loss. Very simple concept, yet I've never thought of it! Love it.
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just okay
By emily s.
I was not completely disappointed with this, but it didn't seem to make any difference. I do like the consistency of this, it is milky and easy to spread over skin without a cotton ball. Absorbs quickly. I do feel like it is a light layer of hydration, but this made absolutely no difference in my skin. I will purchase a different ones with more benefits to my skin concerns.
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Light Layer of Hydration
By JS
This toner feels rehydrating after cleansing so I find it very useful as an extra moisturizing layer for my combo skin, which seems to respond better to multiple layers of lightly moisturizing products rather than fewer heavy layers. As others have said, I pour a little toner in the palm of my hand and apply with my fingertips - prevents waste vs. using a cottonball and I feel it's gentler on my sensitive skin which reddens at the slightest touch. Love that it contains an array of antioxidants.
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Love it.
By Christina D.
Love this step in my skincare. This really helps to calm my skin and gives hydration at the same time. It's perfect for removing makeup that sometimes my cleanser does not get all of. A perfect second cleanse. A little goes a long way. LOVE IT!
different - I love it!
By Molly B.
I took a chance with this toner, as I had never used it before. I was pleasantly surprised. The product is milky and kind of thick, so I have better luck pouring a bit into my hand and smoothing it on, rather than using a cotton pad. I then use the cotton pad to wipe the excess off. It always makes my skin feel good, and definitely clean. It does not dry out my skin at all. Will continue to order.
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Favourite toner
By Ryan H.
Having only used alcohol based toners before, trying this was an eye-opener. It is slightly milky in texture and colour and really calms and soothes my skin. It doesn't try it out at all and my skin soaks it up. Like most PC products, a little bit goes a long way. 3-4 drops on a cotton balls are more than enough. I will definitely be re-purchasing this in the future.
Best toner
By Cathy C.
I have been using SKII Facial Treatment Essence for the past year with great results, but found out it wasn't really a "toner," and so I needed to add one to my routine for maximum effect. After a lot of research, I thought the ingredients in this toner seemed optimal, and after 3 days use, I could already tell a huge difference in how it feels! But the appearance is the same, oddly enough. Now I use this as the step before SKII. I love the texture/how it goes on! ('Pat on' method, not w/cotton)
Great toner but...
By Stephanie C.
I would love for this toner to come in a larger size. 4 oz is a very small amount, perhaps it was created this way for expiration reasons or something else (feel free to respond to this). It's calming on my skin and has a great softening feeling after applied. I'm a huge fan of Japanese "lotions" which are basically hydrating toners formulated without alcohol and come with the benefits of hyaluronic acid and vitamin C. This is well made, great for sensitive and dry skin.
Customer Service Response: Hello! Yes, the size of this toner is to ensure maximum efficacy of the anti-aging ingredients with daily use.
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By Lisa
I really love this toner! I have combination skin and use the Skin Balancing cleanser, which is excellent at taking off all makeup without feeling like it is stripping the skin. In the winter, the cleanser can be a bit more drying, but the Resist Toner replenishes all moisture to my skin immediately (so I use the same cleanser year round). I also use it around the eyes and on my neck, where I tend to get mild eczema and it has helped that as well.
I can't wait to use this
By Gail W.
I love this toner and use it along side the hydrating cleanser etc and I love it. My face feels so hydrated and healthy. I find that if you use this properly, the cleanser and toner only last about 2 months-I do wish PC would offer a larger size, or perhaps offer stock up sales on the basics. It would be a good package to bundle the cleanser, toner and makeup remover as a basic. I love this stuff.
Eczema relief
By Nancy R.
I didn't notice any of the effects that I got it for- reduced sun damage and pore size, firming, etc. But boy does it soothe my prickly, itchy eczema. I will buy another bottle just to drown my itchy bits in. I'm excited to see that it's an eye makeup remover too. Doesn't surprise me, I got right up close to my eyes with the cotton ball.
Can't live without
By Carly W.
This product is amazing and quite frankly, worthy of a review (I've never written a review on any internet platform before, EVER). I have combination/dry, sun damaged/pigmented, aging skin. I used 100% Witchhazel as my toner before finding this product bc it was 100% natural and I prefer natural to synthetic products. But now that I've tried this, I am NEVER going back... to any other product. This is a milky product that leaves my skin moisturized, firm, and glorious. ***Highly recommended***
soothing silky toner that doubles as an awesome eye makeu...
By Melanie
This is a wonderful silky slightly milky toner. Very gentle, soothing, and hydrating. I put a few drops into my palm, and put it on with my fingers. Avoids the waste of using cotton balls or squares and is just as effective. As an added bonus, I discovered that because it's so gentle I've been using it as an eye makeup remover. Does a spectacular job! No stinging, no bleariness, just calming and soothing goodness. Very pleased with this product.
Pure Decadence!
By OIivia H.
Never in my life did I think I'd ever be passionate about a toner. Every toner I'd ever used had alcohol or fragrant oils in it and they always irritated my sensitive skin. I stopped using toner all together until I discovered Paula's Choice. This product is just so comforting and luxurious, I look forward to using this toner every night. During the day I use the Skin Recovery Toner which is also really nice.
Love this!!!!!
By Emily B.
I recently discovered Paula's Choice and will be a life-long customer. I am a product junkie, but I know I need not look any further for a more effective toner. Please read Paula's book "The Beauty Bible" to understand the importance of of toners - I was clueless until I read it. Not only will I use toner from now on, THIS is the toner I will use. It feels like liquid silk on my skin - at a price that can't be beat. If you are looking for a good toner, try this, I know you'll fall in love!
Preventative care is better than reparative!
By Cynthia T.
After I use the PC Softening Cream cleanser, I apply this, then hydroquinone cream (4%). I've noticed that using my hydroquinone cream with this toner has significantly lightened my brown spots FASTER than just the hydroquinone itsef. When my skin is bare of any product, my skin has a new glow. I absolutely LOVE this product and I hope this will never be discontinued! To know I am doing something to delay aging feels good - and to see this product actually working makes me feel even better!
Gorgeous toner. Try shaking it before each use!
By Tina Y.
This toner REALLY helped me with extremely dry skin from sleeping in air-conditioned room all summer. I tried this and it helped so much! Between this & PC moisturizers I don't have this problem anymore. PC has changed my life and given me confidence back. This toner is soothing, helps redness, helps dryness and helps my skin heal. I think it's the reason I am able to tolerate PC 1% retinol! One note: I noticed that if I shake it first before use, that prevents me from breaking out from it.
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What makes this product unique?Resist Advanced Replenishing Toner has a unique milky texture that is ultra-soothing to instantly calm your skin. Its diverse cocktail of anti-aging ingredients preserves and reinforces skin's barrier, helps repair sun damage, and instantly restores radiance. This super-charged toner provides the essential elements aging skin needs to reduce wrinkles, quell redness, and improve skin tone. It is, without question, one of the most state-of-the-art toners we know of!
This product is 100% fragrance- and colorant-free.
Who is this product for?Resist Advanced Replenishing Toner is formulated for anyone with normal to very dry skin concerned with reducing the signs of aging. Excellent for all skin types experiencing seasonal dryness or struggling with dry, flaky patches.
Journal of Cosmetic Science, April 2010, pages 19–27; Archives of Dermatologic Research, March 2010, pages 71–83; FEBS Letters, December 2009, Epbulication; Dermato-Endocrinology, March 2009, pages 72–76; International Journal of Molecular Medicine, August 2008, pages 229–236; Clinics in Dermatology, November-December 2008, pages 614–626; Skin Therapy Letter, September 2008, pages 5–9; Journal of Investigative Dermatology, September 2008, pages 2,166–2,178; Journal of Dermatological Science, August 2008, pages 89–102; Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, July 2008, pages S7–S12; Food and Chemical Toxicology, April 2008, pages 1,298–1,307; Dermatologic Therapy, September-October 2007, pages 322–329; Dermatologic Surgery, "The Antioxidant Network of the Stratum Corneum," July 2005, pages 814–817; Exogenous Dermatology, June 2004, pages 154–160; American Journal of Clinical Dermatology, May 2004, pages 327–337; and Dermatologic Therapy, January 2004, pages 16–25.
Key Ingredients:
ferulic acid, hydrogenated lecithin, oleic acid, epigallocatechin gallate, Oenothera biennis oil, lecithin, glycerin, Cucurbita pepo seed extract, caprylic/capric triglyceride, sodium hyaluronate, phospholipid, linolenic acid, evening primrose oil, beet root extract, quercetin, sphingolipids, linoleic acid, Glycyrrhiza glabra, tocopherol, licorice root, genistein, acetyl glucosamine, carnosine, ascorbyl palmitate
Water (Aqua), Cyclopentasiloxane (silicone-based skin-conditioning agent), Glycerin (skin-identical ingredient), Glycerth-26 (emollient), Polysorbate 20, Dimethiconol (silicone-based skin-conditioning agent), Linoleic Acid, Oleic Acid, Linolenic Acid (essential fatty acids/cell-communicating ingredients), Phospholipids (skin-identical ingredient), Carnosine (cell-communicating ingredient), Epigallocatechin Gallate, Genistein (antioxidants), Sodium Hyaluronate, Sphingolipids (skin-identical ingredients), Ferulic Acid (antioxidant), Laurdimonium Hydroxypropyl Hydrolyzed Soy Protein (skin-conditioning agent), Glycyrrhiza Glabra (Licorice) Root Extract (anti-irritant), Acetyl Glucosamine (water-binding agent), Tocopherol (vitamin E/antioxidant), Ascorbyl Palmitate (stabilized vitamin C/antioxidant), Quercetin (antioxidant), Oenothera Biennis (Evening Primrose) Oil (non-fragrant plant oil), Beta Vulgaris (Beet) Root Extract, Cucurbita Pepo (Pumpkin) Seed Extract (antioxidants), Lecithin (cell-communicating ingredient), Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride (emollient), Hydrolyzed Corn Starch, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Palmitic Acid, Butylene Glycol (slip agent), Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer (film-forming agent), Xanthan Gum (thickener), Laureth-23 (cleansing agent), Laureth-4 (emulsifier), Aminomethyl Propanol (pH adjuster), Disodium EDTA (stabilizer), Sodium Benzoate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Phenoxyethanol(preservatives), Chlorphenesin, Benzoic Acid, Sorbic Acid.
DIRECTIONS: After cleansing, apply toner to a cotton pad and gently stroke over face and neck. Do not rinse. Follow with the rest of your morning or evening skincare routine. For daytime, finish with a broad-spectrum sunscreen rated SPF 25 or greater.
Detailed instructions on how/when to apply your Paula's Choice products can be found in our How to Put Together Your Own Skincare Routine article
What do toners "tone"? I thought Paula didn't recommend toners!
Paula has always recommended toners that are well-formulated. Toners can be a great after-cleansing step to be sure you've removed all of your makeup. When properly formulated, they soothe skin and add hydrating ingredients to make skin softer, not to mention they're another leave-on source for antioxidants and other ingredients that improve skin's healthy functioning.
How do I know which toner is right for me? Besides skin type, what are the main differences between Paula's Choice toners?
All of our toners restore skin, help remove last traces of makeup, are alcohol- and fragrance-free, and contain no unnecessary irritants such as menthol, peppermint, and citrus oils. They are great as an adjunct to a more thorough cleansing routine, especially post-workout or in hot/humid climates. Even more significantly they go beyond the basics by offering skin benefits you can see and feel.
Calm Redness Relief Toners are specially formulated with a proven complex of barrier repair and anti-inflammatory ingredients that work to reduce redness and signs of sensitivity. These ultra-gentle toners are the ones to choose if one of your concerns is red, reactive skin.
Earth Sourced Purely Natural Refreshing Toner is for all skin types. It has a distinctive, liquid-gel formula bursting with antioxidants proven to repair skin and stimulate collagen production. The formula uses proprietary technology that truly captures the best of nature and modern science.
Hydralight Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner is an excellent choice for normal to oily/combination skin. It provides a weightless finish, and although it feels very light, it supplies skin with potent antioxidants and anti-irritants. Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner is a great option for those who want more protection and a soothing, soft, feeling on their skin, particularly those with sensitive skin. To get the benefits of both toners for normal to oily/combination skin, you may want use Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner in the morning and Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner in the evening.
Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating Toner contains ingredients that help soothe and restore normal to dry skin, plus it includes a greater amount of glycerin, a key ingredient to make dry skin look and feel better. It also contains a broad range of ingredients that aid the barrier repair process so those with dry skin (or normal skin with occasional dry patches) will receive even more benefit from their Paula's Choice moisturizer and/or specialty product. Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating feels lighter than our Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner, yet still provides an array of antioxidants, anti-irritants, and skin-protecting ingredients. To get the benefits of both toners for normal to dry skin, you can use Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating Toner in the morning and Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner in the evening.
Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner for normal to very dry skin is an excellent choice for those who need more help protecting their skin from environmental damage or dryness. Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner has a richer texture than any of our other toners and contains more plant oils and other emollients than our Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating Toner. This is a great option for dry to very dry skin, extremely sun damaged skin, or those dealing with eczema.
Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner for normal to oily/combination skin is excellent for protecting skin from environmental damage or dryness. In addition, its cell-communicating ingredients can, in theory, help balance skin so its oily areas do not worsen or lead to reddened or blemished skin. Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner uses a more complex formulation than our Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner, and helps restore normal cell function.
Resist Advanced Replenishing Toner is a specialized formula designed to supply aging skin with a broad range of ingredients it needs to produce healthy collagen while reducing wrinkles. It is a super-charged version of our popular Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner, with a specific emphasis on improving the signs of aging skin.
Resist Weightless Advanced Repairing Toner is a specialized formula designed to supply normal to oily or breakout-prone aging skin with a broad range of targeted ingredients to help improve signs of aging plus reduce enlarged pores and reduce dry, flaky, uneven skin texture. It is ideal for those struggling with oily skin, wrinkles, and large pores.
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Mix it up! Change the look of your stroller with a replacement colored seat liner.
This product has been discontinued - once we've sold the last in the last color, it's gone for good (we're sorry!).
Not currently available in this region.
This seat liner is a universal fit to the safety harness of most phil&teds double kits.


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Kiss and Tell
An 18-year-old college student told Mankato police the reason he scored a .063 reading on a breathalyzer was because he had been making out with a drunk female 30 minutes earlier.
Police found James A. Carroll stumbling on the street Saturday after campus security at Minnesota State University reported him around 2:45 am.
Police Cmdr. Amy Vokal said that it is not possible to get drunk from making out with another person because the breath that is tested is from the lungs. Carroll was let go after being cited for underage consumption.


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Raleigh, NC (Sports Network) - Mike Glennon's 2-yard touchdown pass to Bryan
Underwood with 16 seconds remaining capped a furious second-half rally that
propelled North Carolina State to a stunning 17-16 victory over third-ranked
Florida State in Atlantic Coast Conference action from Carter-Finley Stadium.
Glennon completed 30-of-55 passes for 259 yards -- all but 41 of which came
after halftime -- and a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns as North Carolina
State (4-2, 1-1 ACC) overcame a 16-0 deficit at intermission and knocked off a
nationally-ranked Seminoles squad for the fourth time in the last nine years.
Florida State (5-1, 2-1) was also upset in Raleigh by a 28-24 count in 2010,
when the program was ranked 16th at the time, and was also dealt defeats by
the Wolfpack while in the national polls during the 2005 and 2006 seasons.
Quintin Payton caught six Glennon throws for 79 yards and Shadrach Thornton
had 48 yards and a touchdown on four grabs for the Wolfpack, which outgained
the Seminoles by a 256-112 margin in total yards over the final two quarters.
Chris Thompson rushed for 141 yards on 25 carries for Florida State, which was
bidding for its first 6-0 start since its last national championship season in
Seminoles quarterback E.J. Manuel threw for 218 yards and a touchdown on 17-
of-29 passing, but also had a critical interception that aided NC State's
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WASHINGTON – Masked robbers took off with an unspecified amount of property from a Cartier jewelry store in Chevy Chase Tuesday and then led police on a high-speed chase that ended with a Metropolitan police officer injured in a crash.
Montgomery County police say multiple suspects entered and took control of the store in a stretch of high-end retail shops in the 5400 block of Wisconsin Avenue shortly after 11 a.m. The suspects, who were wearing gloves, broke a display case, removed some property and fled in a waiting car.
"The whole crime took less than one minute," says police spokesman Captain Paul Starks.
Four employees were inside the story at the time of the heist. They were not hurt, police say.
Police officers responding to the scene saw the robbers leaving the store and chased them to the Washington, D.C., line, Montgomery County police say.
D.C. police took up the pursuit, which ended when the officer was hurt in the crash in Southeast.The officer was in stable condition Tuesday afternoon.
The suspects escaped, police say.
Police say they were travelling in a late model black Dodge Charger with two different license plates.
Investigators will be looking both inside Montgomery County and around the Beltway for similar crimes, Starks says.
In March, four masked robbers took more than $600,000 worth of Rolex watches from a jewelry store at Pentagon City Mall.
Police ask anyone with information about the Cartier robbery or possible suspects to call the robbery section at 240-773-5100 or call Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS (8477).
WTOP's Andrews Mollenbeck contributed to this report. Follow @WTOP on Twitter.
Sure, you could grill another hot dog. Or, you could try one of these 30 recipes for foods you never knew you could cook on the grill.


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Washington, D.C. (WUSA) -- Yosemite National Park officals say a ninth visitor has been diagnosed with the deadly hantavirus over the summer.
Hantavirus is spread through contact with dust that is contaminated with feces and urine of deer mice. Its symptoms are similar to those associated with the flu. It does not spread from human-to-human.
The visitor, from California, visited Yosemite in early July and has since recovered. However, three of the park's visitors this summer have died from the hantavirus.
All but one of the park's visitors who have fallen ill with the virus have stayed in the Signature Tent Cabins at Curry Village, which have been shut down. The other tourist who caught the virus is said to have been 15 miles away in the High Sierra Camps. Yosemite sent alert e-mails to visitors who stayed at the two camps, and on Wednesday, they extended their warning to 230,000 more guests who stayed in all other camps in the park.
Hantavirus is fatal to a third those who become infected. The virus may take up to six weeks to incubate before taking a toll on the body, so officials have expressed concern that more visitors may still be at risk. Although the virus has no cure, it is recommended to undergo blood tests to detect the virus early and to improve chances of full recovery.


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Faithful Friends Animal Society, 12 Germay Drive, Wilmington, will hold a home for the holidays adoption special, 50 percent off all adoption fees, through Dec. 22
The shelter will be open from 1 to 7 p.m. on Friday and noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday. For more information call, (302) 427-8514 or visit www.faithfulfriends.us.
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Jacobson and Rhenus team up for European 3PL partnership
February 08, 2011
Global third-party logistics (3PL) services provider Jacobson Companies recently announced it has established a strategic partnership with Rhenus Logistics, a European 3PL.
Jacobson officials said this partnership provides the company with access to an extensive logistics network into European countries with a single partner, adding that Jacobson's International Logistics division will provide regular Air and Ocean services to Central and Eastern Europe on a scheduled and expedited basis. They added that Rhenus operates one of the largest less-than-truckload (LTL) road networks in Europe, departing from their gateways in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Air); Frankfurt, Germany; Rotterdam, Netherlands; and Antwerp, Belgium (Ocean).
"Jacobson has outlined a strategy to work preferably with one partner in Europe to offer its customer a seamless solution and avoid multiple agents," a company spokesperson told LM. "The preparation has taken about 8 months from the first contact to the start date."
Jacobson has had long-term agents in Europe for its Forwarding business, according to the spokesperson. And Rhenus provides besides Forwarding, Warehousing and end to end services, with its geographical scope all throughout Europe, with its strengths in Eastern Europe making Rhenus an attractive partner, the spokesperson said.
In terms of benefits this partnership will provide shippers, the spokesperson cited short lead times, complete coverage for all of Europe, full service range in all categories from Automotive to FMCG to Chemicals/Pharmaceuticals.
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Hunger Games: Donald Sutherland fuzzy with his Reading Comprehension
March 31, 2012 Leave a comment
The new sensation out there is the book series by Suzanne Collins. It's called "The Hunger Games." In an interview with ABC news, the man who plays the President of Panem in the movie, Sutherland compared the narrative as synonymous with the occupy movement vs the republicans. A funny and very fuzzy understanding of the movie at best.
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I have setup dual delivery without problem with zimbra to our existing environment. I have maybe 10 users in my zimbra domain. What I want it to do is when a user from within side the zimbra domain sends to someone inside the zimbra domain, they get mail in zimbra and in the production email. I have followed the split domain article, but it doesnt appear to work completely.. I can send to anyone in our domain - but the people in zimbra AND the old system get mail only in zimbra.
Joe is in zimbra and sendmail
Sally is in zimbra and sendmail
Fred is in sendmail
Joe sends sally an email from zimbra webmail. Sally recieves email in her Zimbra webmail - but not in her sendmail webmail.
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Sally and joe need to be able to recieve email in both sendmail and zimbra.
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Somebody started a campaign that could actually be successful, but we need more people to participate.
We must send letters to Universal (or e-mail the studio) and explain this brilliant idea:
If Universal is afraid to remake the JP movies (because of the Spielberg-fanboys who are so biased towards the original movie) then we have to convince Universal to GET SPIELBERG TO BE THE PRODUCER OF THE REMAKES. It might be the only way to convince the public that this project will be taken seriously.
"In Steve We Trust"
The posters for the remakes could even say: "STEVEN SPIELBERG PRESENTS" above the title, just like other movies he was only the producer of.
If you don't like the term "remake," then just think of it as a "reboot" instead...because our motivation is more about the books than it is about Spielberg's films.


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Iowa State Falls to Texas in Series Finale
AMES, Iowa – Iowa State dropped the series finale to Texas, 17-1 Saturday afternoon at the Cyclone Sports Complex. The loss dropped ISU to 18-21 overall and 1-8 in Big 12 play. Texas improved to 26-16 and 6-1 in conference competition.
Brilliant Brittany
Brittany Gomez continued her strong season on Saturday and demonstrated the best tool in her arsenal, speed. As ISU's first batter of the game, Gomez laid down a nice bunt in front of the plate and she hurried over to first in time for the infield single. During Sarah Hawryluk's at-bat, Gomez hustled her way over to second for her 21st stolen base of the season, the 52nd of her career.
Gomez was at it again on the base paths in the bottom of the third as she led off the inning with a hard-hit single to short. During Aly Cappaert's at bat, with Gomez on second, Cappaert hit a blooper to left. Gomez was late to get started, wanting to prevent a double play if a catch was made, she had enough speed to get to third in time and then was the beneficiary of a Texas throwing error that allowed Gomez to cross home as ISU's lone run of the game.
Texas' Fast Start
The Longhorns wasted no time getting ahead in the first as Brejae Washington drew a walk to lead off the game and Lindsey Stephens got hit by a pitch. UT's first hit of the game was a big one as Taylor Thom hit one off the wall in right that scored both runners, Stephens from first, to give the Longhorns an early advantage. Thom was brought home on a Tiarra Davis groundout.
Texas doubled its advantage in the second as Devon Tunning reached on an error by Jorden Spendlove at first and was promptly brought home at the next at bat when Stephanie Ceo launched a 2-run home run to left-center to make it 5-0 Texas. With runners on second and third and two outs, Tiarra Davis hit a screamer to left that brought home Brejae Washington at third. Thom went around third heading for home, but a nice throw by Liana Henry to Rachel Hartman got Thom, who tried to run over Hartman but the freshman catcher held on, at the plate to keep the score at 6-0 Longhorns.
A Debut in the Circle
Iowa State turned to a different option in the circle in the fifth inning as Sara Rice made her ISU debut in the circle. Having not pitched since her sophomore year of high school, Rice demonstrated some speed and though she allowed a 2-run home run to Marlee Gabaldon, she did pick up a strikeout of Taylor McAllister in her one inning of work.
On Deck
Iowa State returns to the Cyclone Sports Complex on Tuesday for a doubleheader against North Dakota, starting at 2 p.m. ISU will then play Omaha on Wednesday at 4 p.m., again at the Cyclone Sports Complex. The Cyclones will have next weekend off, as it is the team's Big 12 bye week.


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AUSTIN, Texas – Two-time NCAA champion Betsy Saina and four-time All-American Meaghan Nelson lead Iowa State's track and field contingent of 24 Cyclones headed to the NCAA West Regional Thursday throught Saturday at Myers Stadium. Action starts at noon each day. The top 12 finishers in each individual event will advance to the NCAA Championships June 5-8 in Eugene, Ore. The top 24 relay teams nationally based on time from both the East and West Regionals will also advance.
Live results and additional information can be found at http://www.texassports.com/sports/m-track/spec-rel/052013aab.html
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Mohamed Hrezi, Jr., 5,000m/10,000m
Ryan Sander, Jr., 110m hurdles
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|Return to Phillips County's early school years at Pleasant Prairie
|Written by April Peregoy
Those looking to get a good feel for the one-room school house setting in Phillips County during the late 19th and early 20th centuries would benefit from visiting the Pleasant Prairie School building at Phillips County Museum, located south of the museum building and the old Reimer gas station.
Donated to the museum by Dennis and Joyce Weaver in 2001, the building's original location was four miles south and two miles west of Holyoke. After the school doors closed for good in 1950 or '51, the building was moved into Holyoke and added on to for use as a house at 233 E. Emerson.
Upon its donation to the Phillips County Museum collection, the building was restored to its original use by museum board members, with some help from the local Boy Scout troop. A teacher's desk, given by Jon and Pam Erickson, along with other miscellaneous school items in the museum's collection, were added to make visitors feel like they have traveled back in time 100 years when they walk in the door.
Outside, on the south side of the school house, is the original school bell from Hilltop School District #9, which was four miles east and seven miles south of Holyoke. It has been placed on a pole donated by Highline Electric.
Included in the interior decor of the little school, on the back wall, are two paintings that were given to the museum from Holyoke High School. In the early years of the high school, it was customary for the graduating senior class to present the school with a gift. The paintings in Pleasant Prairie were gifts from the graduating classes of 1912 and 1913.
Completing the authentic look is a paddle board hanging just inside the school door to the right on the coat hooks. Jokingly labeled the "Board of Education," the paddle, donated by LaVern Gibbs, is a symbol of how much school discipline practices have changed over the years.
Pleasant Prairie School District #14 was established May 22, 1913 after a petition, signed by E.G. Summers and others, was presented to the County Superintendent of Schools to form a district from 15 sections of unorganized land. Also known as the Summers School, the total cost of the first building was $165.50.
In 1917 at the general school meeting, the board voted to enlarge the building from 16x20 feet to 20x32 feet. Bookshelves and hooks for hanging coats and other winter apparel were placed in the new space.
Though it appears similar, some of the features are not placed exactly as they were in the original setting. As recalled in "Life in the Sandhills of Northeastearn Colorado During the Dust Bowl and Great Depression," author Dick Waln said the coal heating stove was in the front left corner of the classroom, instead of in the center of the room as it is now.
"We would go out at recess or over the lunch period, play in the snow, and then bring our gloves in by the fire hoping to get them dry before we wanted to use them again," he wrote.
A bench or pew in the front of the room acted as the dreaded "hot seat," where students would sit when it was their turn at recitation.
In the entrance hall, a stand for the drinking water crock or urn was also kept. All students drank from a common dipper. This is something health inspectors and the general public would certainly frown on today, but back then it was a common system used by most small country schools.
There was no source of water at the school, leaving the teacher or students to fill a cream can of it at the neighbors' house, about a quarter-mile south, and carry it to the school every morning. Often, if there was water left over at the end of the school day, students would stay after school and use it to drown out gophers.
Also located on the school grounds was a barn to house the horses that students drove or rode to school. The parents of these students would bring feed for their horses and leave it in the barn.
The only other building was an outhouse. It was divided into boys' and girls' facilities with a coal shed in the middle. For recess a teeter-totter and merry-go-round were placed in the southeast part of the grounds and the outhouse building served as a backstop for the baseball diamond.
Though numbers dwindled drastically during the 1930s, in its early years the small school had as many as 20 students attending. This becomes more impressive when considering that the building was not only used for education, but also served as the center for community activities, as did most rural schools at that time. Various school programs, box suppers, picnics and community meetings took place at the Pleasant Prairie school.
With students ranging in age from grades one to eight, rural school teachers needed to be knowledgeable in every subject, and have separate lessons prepared for each student.
In an informative essay written by then-County Supt. of Schools Earlean Jung in 1963 on the early schools in Phillips County, Jung wrote, "A rural teacher was all things to all pupils. By that I mean that while listening to recitations, she would help other pupils with reading, spelling or arithmetic, as the case might be, and all the time have an eye out for a discipline problem to be nipped before it developed."
Waln wrote in his book, "Having spent most of my adult years teaching school, it is difficult for me to imagine how a teacher would divide his or her time and resources to cover all these individual subjects and individual students."
The days of the Dust Bowl and Great Depression during the 1930s were the beginning of the end for the Pleasant Prairie School. In the school year of 1933-34, there were over 20 students enrolled, with 15 of them coming from just five families: Linnenbrink, Ellis, Waln, Goddard and Schaeffer.
As these students grew older and left the school, either to farm or move on to Phillips County High School, no new families moved into the area to replace them. Some of the farming families moved away because of the drought.
Recalling their memories of the Dust Bowl years, former students wrote in Waln's book that during the storms, the school house would become so dark the teacher would have to light the lamps. Many times, school was let out by noon due to the storms.
Though many of the students rode their horses to school, during the dust storms the parents had to come pick them up in the family wagon or automobile. Betty Linnenbrink Hines wrote, "Sometimes the dirt was so bad one could hardly see beyond the radiator of the car. Mother put wet towels along the windowsills and under the doors to help hold the dust out."
By the fall of 1941, Patty Linnenbrink was the only student left at Pleasant Prairie. That year, the school board closed the school and Linnenbrink was sent to Holyoke Grade School.
During the school year of 1941-42, the Board of Education paid Gladys Kelly to come to the school and sit for a half-day. This was to fulfill some legal requirement which would allow the school district to reopen in the event other students moved into the district.
Pleasant Prairie School reopened its doors in the fall of 1946. It is thought there were five students who attended that year, including the daughter of new teacher Mabel Grayem. The school remained open until the spring of 1951. The school was then closed permanently and the district was annexed into Holyoke District #39.
Beginning in 1945, a club was founded with its membership made up of former schoolgirls. Known as The Pleasant Prairie Club, members met for fellowship on the first Friday of the month. Monthly dues of five cents were charged and lunch was always served.
The club continued to meet over the years, but eventually lost most of its members to failing health. One of its charter members, Velva Heimer, reported the club had no officers or traditions; it was simply a way to visit and keep in touch.
Several of these ladies, including the Goddard sisters Velma Sprague, Verda Pollock and Edythe Rossi and former teacher Bernice (Heimer) Ferguson were present at the Pleasant Prairie School dedication ceremony at the museum in 2001.


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While I like the shapes of the continents, they seem too symmetrically placed, to be honest. You might try rotating some of those continents, moving some closer together and others farther apart, or even doing away with one or two of 'em.
Hello everyone,
I posted in a thread earlier asking a few questions and then I decided to redo everything again anyways. I was going to try and map out mountains/forests/lakes/rivers and etc on the world map but decided to go against it for a few reasons. So instead I did a bare world map (with just continent/ocean names) and I just finished it up. At least I think it's finished. I'm posting it here and asking for some critique's or tips on what I could do better.
This world map is for a brand new PnP game that I've been developing over the past three years and after a ton of beta tests on it, it's getting close to production stages. So I decided it's finally time to nail down the final iteration of the world that goes a long with the PnP system. The main continent is Avanorn and I will be mapping that out on a bigger scale in the future and then doing regional maps of each of it's regions.
So any tips or complaints would help a great deal.
While I like the shapes of the continents, they seem too symmetrically placed, to be honest. You might try rotating some of those continents, moving some closer together and others farther apart, or even doing away with one or two of 'em.
I agree with Diamond, the locations of islands (or continents) looks too obvious. You could work a bit more on the coastlines too.
I like the the gray effect ....
"Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."-Confucius
Old map and Historic map
Thanks for the feedback guys, my main concern was the placement of the continents and islands. I draw them in with my Wacom and it's hard to get the coastlines real looking I guess. Is there anyway in photoshop CS5 to create a fractal type effect? I'm still relatively new at using CS5 and don't know all the tools and tricks yet.
Also what about the font used? Should I keep it or find something different for the map? I guess I'm not that sure of the font either.
Not sure of the fonts but it's too early to say. Maybe wait to have terrains to see how it's going
Gold thank you posting that link, that will be extremely helpful. I just started redoing the land masses and I combined a few of the landmasses into one. Hopefully when I finish the coastlines and post the new layout it will look a little less uniform.
Ok after taking a serious look at the original map I figured it would be best to just restart (again haha). I decided that I wanted to go for a map that looked old/worn and stained. Keep in mind this is a world map and it's meant to be bare (my continental and regional maps will have mountains/forests/lakes/rivers etc). So I believe after seriously redrawing everything out (the world is meant to be a little uniform in it's design, as if everything is being pulled towards the equator line) and adding more diversity in the land masses I believe I have accomplished what I wanted to accomplish.


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Published: Thursday, November 7, 2013 at 4:08 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, November 7, 2013 at 4:08 p.m.
Five people were charged in Davidson County with driving while impaired during the Halloween "Booze It & Lose It" campaign, which ran Oct. 25-31, according to the N.C. Department of Transportation and the Governor's Highway Safety Program.
Officers conducted 11 checkpoints and two saturation patrols in the county.
Other charges were: 26 safety belt and child passenger safety violations; 39 criminal violations, including 20 for drugs and seven felony arrests; 233 other traffic violations; and eight uninsured motorists. Traffic and criminal violations added up to 311 in the county.
A total of 33,472 traffic and criminal citations were issued statewide, including 842 driving while impaired charges.
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Hello, Cartographers!
I have been creating a world as the campaign setting for my campaign in D&D, but there's only one problem: it's all in my head.
So my mission for you, if you choose to accept it, is simple and not unique by any means. Please draw me a map!
The map is going to be a single continent, the Dalokyr Empire.
As you can see, my mapmaking skills are not quite to par with the incredibly talented individuals on this forum. So, here's what I would like on the map:
The Provinces, named and with distinct borders.
-Red: Furosia
-Green: Pits of Everfall
-Tan: Triumph
-Yellow: Greater Haythorn
-Purple: Fero Manux
-Black: Dragon's Field
-Blue: Savnewall
Major Cities
1. Morokei
2. Fort Scarlengrad
-Pits of Everfall
1. Skaldor Finn
2. Lothor
3. Delver's Drop
4. Fodrin
1. Victory Falls
2. Fort Grandiose
3. Conquest
-Greater Haythorn
1. Fort Blacksun
2. Greyland
3. Haythorn
4. Blissfield
5. Turkwall
-Fero Manux
1. Reception
2. New Freedom
3. Duncrest
1. Fort Centrumgard
2. Fort Indomite
3. Fort Tauran
A Compass
North should be straight up.
A Scale Thingy
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I'm looking for a map in much the style of the ones in the Eberron Campaign Guide, although quality isn't much of a concern other than being fairly high-res. I just want a simple map of my continent. If you have any questions, feel free to shoot me an email at:
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Regarding landowner tags.. I've not reseached costs for LO tags in CO, but take New Mexico for example.. You can pick up a LO tag in some of the mediocre units for about $1,500, plus the cost of the tag.. So, for a tad over $2k, you can hunt a unit every year with similar quality as several OTC CO or ID units. A LO tag with good elk quality will most likely cost you $3k (if I remember correctly from last year) plus the tag.
My total out of pocket expenses, after getting fees back, is approximately $425 this year, for 18 hunts. With about half of those hunts being hunts I will draw within 10 years. The other half are long shot elk odds, or impossible to draw sheep/goat hunts, that cost an additional $7.5-$10 to apply.
$425 to not hunt is a bunch of money, but when you spread it out over as many hunt possibilities, its not as bad. $1500+ for a LO tag buys a bunch of points, for quality that can probably be found OTC in several states, or be drawn every year on the special WY tag.