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Follow this link to apply online for a stall at the Mary Valley Tomato Festival 2015
Once approved, we will send you a letter with payment details and other information.
Application forms are also available from Imbil Post Office, or you may like to fill out a contact form and we will email one to you.
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Mary Valley Rattler
I just found this little bit of trivia about the Valley Rattler.
I remember the steam engine at Happy Valley in Caloundra.
This is what I found out about it courtesy of the Facebook group – Caloundra – The Good Old Days.
"This is the info on the Train – it was a C 17 967 and entered service in August 1950 and worked in the Central Division based upon Rockhampton. C 17 class locomotives in the Central Division worked the mail trains west from Emerald and also the Emu Park and Yeppoon seaside trains. Mostly though, they worked the goods trains and branch lines, of which there were many in the Central Division. After 19 years of service, 967 was withdrawn from service in November 1969. It was set aside for preservation and placed in a park at Caloundra, near Bulcock Beach.
In 1985, it was bought by the Ghan Preservation Society for preservation in Alice Springs. The Commonwealth Railways NM class (which used to work the famous Ghan train to Alice Springs) were built to the same overall design as the Queensland C17's and 967 was purchased in 1985 by the Ghan Preservation Society, Alice Springs, Northern Territory and exhibited as 'gatekeeper' at their site. In 2000 No. 967 was purchased by Beaudesert Rail and moved to Beaudesert, south of Brisbane, and was restored to operation in early 2003 for use on Beaudesert – Logan Village tourist trains. After Beaudesert Rail was placed into receivership, No. 967 was removed from Beaudesert to the Ipswich Railway Workshops during March 2006.
On 22 August 2007, the MVHR bought C 17 967 outright, through a tendering process with QR. C 17 967 is a welcome addition to the MVHR's motive power fleet and will ensure the sustainability of the Rattler in the years to come. So today it runs on the Mary Valley Heritage Railway, if you have been there you may have been pulled along by it. Amazing isn't it!"
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Update February 2014
Update February 2014
The first Sunday in December is the 7th December this year.
That's still a long way off, but planning for the Festival has already started.
We will be keeping all our supporters updated once every few weeks.
What we would like to do in this post, is officially thank all our sponsors for helping to make it all happen.
Mary Valley Chamber of Commerce were major sponsors, and without their help, the whole thing probably could not have happened.
Others who contributed financially were the Imbil Railway Hotel, Heritage Park, Borumba Deer Park, Plantation Pine Products, Noosa Red Tomatoes, Imbil Homestead, Imbil Post Office, Hopkins Gallery, Bob Gammage (artist) and North Coast 4×4 Club. These donations were much appreciated.
In-Kind donations were received from Searle's Seeds (advertising), Gympie Regional Council (services), Eumundi Markets (marquees, tables and chairs), Mary Valley Traders, Imbil Colonial Butchery (sausages), Golden Apple Hairdressing, Rod Nolan (electrician), Garry (signwriter), 'Halfway Close' (website design and Facebook advice), Andy and Dell Adams (use of their paddock for car parking), Bruce and Debbie Adams (slashing), Debbie Williams and Linda Rozynski (tomato judging), Tim McGahan (preserves judge), Mark Clyne and Les Fleet (PA and organizing skills), Bruce, Ros and Harrison Muller (helping organize markets), John Cochrane (auctioneer), Ron McMah (mobile coldroom), Imbil Friendly Grocer, Sunshine Coast Daily, Gympie Times, Mary Valley Voice (editorial).
Others who volunteered their services were community groups such as the Rural Fire Brigade, SES, and Girl Guides.
Thanks to Billy Adams and Mike Stevenson for putting together the concert.
Many thanks to Imbil Bowls Club for the use of their grounds and premises.
I hope I haven't missed anyone. Please let me know if I have and I will give you an extra special thank you.
Next Year
Well, it's over. Actually it was over nearly three weeks ago but it has taken a while to come back down to earth.
I think I can say that it was a success. Actually, I might just say that it was a huge success.
After saying that, I'm sure we can make it even bigger and better next year.
We would like to give a big 'Thank you' to all our sponsors, and those volunteers who worked tirelessly, not just on the day, but through a whole year of planning.
Thank you to the media who came on board with free editorial. We couldn't afford much paid advertising, so to get that was a great help.
I must give another big thank you to Facebook. To those of you who see all the evils in social media, this was an advertised party that brought a very welcome crowd.
If you didn't make it this year, please come along next year, and see what fun is to be had.
While you're waiting for next year, check out our photos of the day. I'll keep putting new ones up.
The website, and Facebook page will be continuously updating with all our new ideas throughout 2014.
Watch this space.
North Coast 4×4 Donation
We received a surprise, and a much-appreciated donation yesterday, from North Coast 4×4 Club.
They were here a couple of weeks ago for a 4×4 'Corroboree', and camped at Imbil Showgrounds.
They enjoyed their stay so much that they decided to make donations to four local bodies – Mary Valley State College, Imbil Swimming Pool, Heritage Park and Mary Valley Tomato Festival – a total of $2200!
Col Huddy, Ralph Clark (NC 4×4), Josh Hopkins, Jeff Parker.
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text: Computer Science http://hdl.handle.net/10523/568 2016-05-29T21:06:59Z Improved Indexing & Search Throughput http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6223 Improved Indexing & Search Throughput 2016 Crane, Matthew Stephen Information retrieval is the process of finding relevant information in large corpora of documents based on user queries. Within the discipline there are a number of open research questions and areas. This thesis presents a systematic study into improving the speed of all aspects of an information retrieval system, without such improvements having an adverse effect on the effectiveness of that system. Several key areas of the indexing process were investigated: the effect of removing spam and correcting encoding errors at indexing time; the amount of parallelism and further improvements to the indexing process; the methods of vocabulary accumulation and collision resolution within a hash table; and as part of the indexing process, a new family of hash functions for information retrieval which exploit the properties of natural language was proposed. Search performance was also investigated by examining the effects of the spam removal on search quality. A relationship between the size of a collection and the pre-calculation of retrieval scores was discovered. Overall results indicate a 30% improvement of indexing throughput. This is accompanied by a 15% increase in search quality, whilst its speed could be increased by 25% without degrading quality. The pre-calculation of retrieval scores further improves retrieval speed by up to 3x. These results were compared against other open-source indexing systems by ATIRE when participating in the SIGIR 2015 RIGOR Workshop Reproducibility Challenge. The results of this challenge show that ATIRE is the fastest indexing system (taking half the time of the next best system), and the second fastest search system using the discovered relationship. 2016-02-18T19:37:19Z Physically exploring volume data using hand-held mobile hardware http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6163 Physically exploring volume data using hand-held mobile hardware 2016 Heinrich, Chris Volume data is widely used in many different domains including medical imaging. The primary platform to visualize volume data is usually desktop hardware, while the use of hand-held mobile devices to browse volume data is widely ignored. In this thesis, we present an approach for visualizing volume datasets using standard mobile hardware by implementing a novel interface that turns the mobile device into an exploration tool. The key idea of our approach is that we place a virtual representation of the volume data into the user's environment. The user can physically move the mobile device through their environment to interactively slice through the virtual volume. The slice of the virtual volume that is displayed to the user is based on the position of the mobile device inside the virtual volume. Our presented approach enables users to access volume data using mobile hardware as well as it introduces a novel interface to browse the three dimensional volume data. We conclude this work with an explorative study investigating the usability and utility of our interface. 2016-01-12T19:39:24Z Towards 3D Scanning from Digital Images by Novice Users http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6054 Towards 3D Scanning from Digital Images by Novice Users 2015 Arnott, Reece The uptake of hobbyist 3D printers is being held back, in part, due to the barriers associated with creating a computer model to be printed. One way of creating such a computer model is to take a 3D scan of a pre-existing object using multiple digital images of the object showing the object from different points of view. This document details one way of doing this, with particular emphasis on camera calibration: the process of estimating camera parameters for the camera that took an image. In common calibration scenarios, multiple images are used where it is assumed that the internal parameters, such as zoom and focus settings, are fixed between images and the relative placement of the camera between images needs to be estimated. This is not ideal for a novice doing 3D scanning with a "point and shoot" camera where these internal parameters may not have been held fixed between images. A common coordinate system between images with a known relationship to real-world measurements is also desirable. Additionally, in some 3D scanning scenarios that use digital images, where it is expected that a trained individual will be doing the photography and internal settings can be held constant throughout the process, the images used for doing the calibration are different from those that are used to do the object capture. A technique has been developed to overcome these shortcomings. It uses a known printed sheet of paper, called the calibration sheet, that the object to be scanned sits on so that object acquisition and camera calibration can be done from the same image. Each image is processed independently with reference to the known size of the calibration sheet so the output is automatically to scale and minor camera calibration errors with one image do not propagate and affect estimates of camera calibration parameters for other images. The calibration process developed is also one that will work where large parts of the calibration sheet are obscured. 2015-11-10T02:32:38Z Modelling and Simulation of GeneRegulatory Networks: Segmentation genes of Honeybee (Apis mellifera) embryos http://hdl.handle.net/10523/5997 Modelling and Simulation of GeneRegulatory Networks: Segmentation genes of Honeybee (Apis mellifera) embryos 2015 Bagher Oskouei, Maryam The developmental process involves interactions between thousands and thousands genes. The reasons why, where, and when the genes are expressed can be revealed in the topology of a Gene Regulatory Network (GRN). In this study, we reconstruct a GRN which explains how the expression of gap-genes is initiated along the anterior-posterior axis of Honeybee embryos. We use gene-network-based methods to model these genes in four subdivisions of the anterior-posterior axis. Unlike Drosophila, few quantitative data are available for the segmentation genes of Honeybee embryos. However, we have enough qualitative data to start logically designing a network based on those data. Then, we extend the network considering the expression domain of genes, their functionality, and some assumptions. The generated network is tested using two ODE-based methods and taking into account the quantified form of the data. The methods are Hill-function-based method and gene-circuit method. Both methods create a set of ODEs that contains a number of unknown parameters. We run the simulated annealing optimisation to find the parameters including those that predict likely interactions occurring between the genes. Because the quantified data does not have enough number of time points, many possible solutions are obtained from the optimisation. This led us to reduce the number of unknown parameters considering genetic facts. In this way, the results derived from applying Hill-function-based method are not very encouraging as the results do not show consistency in several repeated experiments. However, the gene circuit method is successful and the results are more consistent after several repeats. The reason for this difference is that while the Hill-function-based method considers more biological details in its equations, the model also involves many parameters. However, applying two methods make the results strong enough to conclude the most likely interactions. Overall, our findings suggest a network whose interactions are testable. All the required data have been collected from the experiments done by Peter Dearden and his colleagues at the laboratory for Evolution and Development at the University of Otago. 2015-10-26T20:33:52Z Dynamical properties of gene regulatory networks involved in long-term potentiation http://hdl.handle.net/10523/5816 Dynamical properties of gene regulatory networks involved in long-term potentiation 2015 Sanchez Nido, Gonzalo The significant increase in the availability of postgenomic data has stimulated the growth of hypothesis-generating strategies to unravel the molecular basis of nature. The application of systems theory to biological problems emerged in the early 1970s, and yet the computational methods developed to model biological networks and analyse their functionality have been seldom used for understanding the neurogenetic basis of cognition. The main interests of this thesis are the application of computational models to microarray expression data for the identification and analysis of biological networks related with long-term potentiation (LTP), the cellular correlate of learning and memory in mammals. The models include the analysis of co-expression and studies of dynamical stability. The thesis starts with the application of established methods on gene expression analysis on the available expression data from LTP in order to identify networks of closely correlated genes in their patterns of expression to ultimately pinpoint putative key regulators not identified previously by classical differential expression analysis. The thesis continues with the analysis of previously identified gene networks regulated 20 min, 5 h, and 24 h post-LTP induction. A dynamical stability analysis using weight matrices suggests that the early network has a significant sensitivity to perturbations compared with randomly generated networks of similar characteristics. In addition, using random Boolean networks, we study the differential sensitivity to perturbations of these networks and we find that our results are consistent with a model of LTP as a complex cellular switch. In such a scenario, earlier networks are dynamically more unstable than later regulatory networks, which are proposed to be responsible for the new homeostatic state reached by the stimulated neurons. Key genes responsible for the dynamic properties observed are identified and discussed. In particular, we found that Egr2, a member of the Egr family of transcription factors was crucial to the bistability observed in the early-response network. Other genes previously associated with LTP have a more modest contribution. A functional analysis of these networks is presented and integrated with previous knowledge on the molecular basis of LTP. 2015-07-29T01:35:48Z An examination of polychronous neural groups as a potential substrate for representation http://hdl.handle.net/10523/5727 An examination of polychronous neural groups as a potential substrate for representation 2015 Guise, Mira It is widely assumed that synaptic plasticity provides the neural basis for long-term memory in the brain (Abraham, 2008, Caporale and Dan, 2008, Martin et al., 2000). However, the precise nature of the underlying representation is still unclear, despite being of great relevance to brain research (Caroni et al., 2012). Izhikevich (2006a) has proposed that Polychronous Neural Groups (PNGs) might provide this representational mechanism. Importantly, this proposal links a high-level concept of representation to a model that is expressed at the level of spiking neurons and an empirically observed learning rule called Spike-timing-dependent Plasticity (STDP). Polychronous groups are connected groups of neurons that exist in large numbers in brain-like network simulations, and are often related to the Hebbian idea of neuronal assemblies (Hebb, 1949). The neurons in a polychronous group can be fired together in a process called PNG activation. However, the activation of polychronous groups is not synchronous but polychronous (i.e. many-timed), occurring at slightly different times as a wave-like sequential pattern of firing that passes through the group. Izhikevich views such activation events as corresponding to the activation of specific memory representations. A system of representation that is based on the activation of polychronous groups is an interesting idea that has not been adequately investigated. I therefore examine this idea in a series of experiments and theoretical discussions. The investigation of this claim has also motivated the development of two new tools. The first is a software tool called Spinula that is the foundation of all simulation experiments in this thesis. The second is a new probabilistic method for the study of PNG activation called Response Fingerprinting (Guise et al., 2013c, 2014). Using these tools I show that PNGs can meet a number of demanding criteria that I deem as necessary for a robust PNG-based representational system. 2015-06-22T01:39:04Z Efficient Routing in Delay Tolerant Networks Analysis and Design http://hdl.handle.net/10523/5720 Efficient Routing in Delay Tolerant Networks Analysis and Design 2013 Al Hinai, Aysha Today's wired and wireless networks have enabled interconnections among a wide range of computing devices including smart phones and tablets laptops. However traditional network techniques e.g. TCP IP fail to provide sufficient connectivity in environments with highly dynamic network topology and frequent network partition due to mobility. Delay Tolerant Networks DTNs have been introduced to fill in this gap. Unlike conventional networks such as the Internet DTNs suffer from a lack of end to end connections long communication delays and limited computing and storage resources. Consequently routing protocols designed for traditional networks are not suitable for DTNs. In addition the special characteristics of DTNs pose unique security challenges that need to be addressed in the design of routing protocols. This thesis investigates the issue of designing low overhead and secure protocols for packet forwarding in DTNs and presents two novel routing schemes: Trust based Spray and Wait TB SnW and Fine Grained PRoPHET FG PRoPHET . TB SnW extends the Spray and Wait routing protocol by exploiting a distributed trust management mechanism to mitigate blackhole attacks in DTNs. Each device maintains history records of successful message delivery and uses this information to detect and mitigate blackhole attackers. Simulation results show that TB SnW protocol achieves better robustness against blackhole attacks when compared with the Spray and Wait protocol. Fine Grained PRoPHET FG PRoPHET aims at enhancing the message delivery rate without overwhelming the network's scarce resources. Different from most existing routing schemes FG PRoPHET maintains fine grained history records on successful message delivery to make more accurate forwarding decisions to improve message delivery rate. Moreover FG PRoPHET integrates a greedy algorithm in an attempt to avoid overwhelming the network scarce resources. Simulation results show that FG PRoPHET considerably outperforms Epidemic and PRoPHET routing schemes by producing more accurate routing decisions resulting in significant increase of successful message delivery rate and better handling of the network buffer resources. 2015-06-17T20:48:51Z Power Modelling in Multicore Computing http://hdl.handle.net/10523/5710 Power Modelling in Multicore Computing 2015 Mair, Jason Power consumption has long been a concern for portable consumer electronics, but has recently become an increasing concern for larger, power-hungry systems such as servers and clusters. This concern has arisen from the associated financial cost and environmental impact, where the cost of powering and cooling a large-scale system deployment can be on the order of millions of dollars a year. Such a substantial power consumption additionally contributes significant levels of greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, software-based power management policies have been used to more effectively manage a system's power consumption. However, managing power consumption requires fine-grained power values for evaluating the run-time tradeoff between power and performance. Despite hardware power meters providing a convenient and accurate source of power values, they are incapable of providing the fine-grained, per-application power measurements required in power management. To meet this challenge, this thesis proposes a novel power modelling method called W-Classifier. In this method, a parameterised micro-benchmark is designed to reproduce a selection of representative, synthetic workloads for quantifying the relationship between key performance events and the corresponding power values. Using the micro-benchmark enables W-Classifier to be application independent, which is a novel feature of the method. To improve accuracy, W-Classifier uses run-time workload classification and derives a collection of workload-specific linear functions for power estimation, which is another novel feature for power modelling. To further improve accuracy, W-Classifier addresses a number of common misconceptions in power modelling, which were found to impact both modelling accuracy and evaluation. These misconceptions have arisen from differences in the experimental setup and configuration, such as, execution time, handling of thermal effects and performance event selection. These differences can influence the perceived modelling accuracy, resulting in potentially misleading or erroneous conclusions if sufficient care is not taken. As a result, W-Classifier has adopted a number of additional steps to ensure good modelling practices, which were not available in previous work. In addition to improving modelling accuracy, the workload classification used in W-Classifier can be leveraged by power management policies to provide execution context to the power values. The workload context enables more informed power policies to be implemented, improving the balance between power and performance in achieving effective power management. According to experimental results, the modelling accuracy of W-Classifier is significantly better than previous multi-variable modelling techniques due to a collection of workload-specific power models derived through run-time workload classification. Therefore, W-Classifier can accurately estimate power consumption for a broader range of application workloads, where a separate power model can be used for each distinct workload. 2015-06-11T21:28:41Z


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Images: Navy diver recompression system training [Image 2 of 4]
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Navy Diver 2nd Class Casey Smith (front), and Navy Diver 2nd Class Christopher Williams, assigned to Deep Submergence Unit (DSU), adjusts the compression level during pressure testing with a Transportable Recompression Chamber System (TRCS). The TRCS simulates surface decompression for the treatment of decompression sickness and pressure tests for prospective divers. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Stephen Hickok/Released)
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Bernardo Alberto Houssay (bārnär´dō älbār´tō ou´sī), 1887–1971, Argentine physiologist, b. Buenos Aires. He was a child prodigy, entering college at the age of 9 and becoming a hospital intern at 13. With C. F. and G. T. Cori he was awarded the 1947 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work on the functions of the pituitary gland. He demonstrated that a hormone secreted by the pituitary prevented metabolism of sugar and that injections of pituitary extract induced symptoms of diabetes. He was a founder and director of the Institute of Biology and Experimental Medicine in Buenos Aires. In 1949 he came to the United States as a special research fellow at the National Institute of Health.


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My problem is that on the smallest chain ring (front), something is catching the chain and pulling the derailleur arm up. Its scary and I am afraid to stay in low gears.
I am not sure whats going on. At first I thought it was my crappy derailleur, now that is replaced. New chain as well, new rear cassette too!
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Style me girl level 13 (Jenny)
Hey guys I am having problem. The game keep saying roll collar, 3/4 sleeve no matter how many times I tried buying shirts that matches the description. I am also keep failing the make up part even though I have already used all the black make up in the store. Anyone faced the dame problem but managed to pass that level ? Please HELP ! :(
Answer from: Lily
Same here :(
Answer from: kaylnn
Wear the blue nombre dress in ur wardrobe and black heels and the black stone n and full get three stars
Answer from: April
I was stuck on this level for 2 weeks! Got an email from Me Girl and this is the problem: the fail color is orange, but the model Jenny is wearing orangish brownish eyes. Change the eye color and you will pass. I used blue eyes. Use long lashes with no lipstick. As far as clothes, I used the black & white checkered dress, silver boots, red beehive hair, silver peace sign necklace. Hope this helps!
Answer from: Marlo
Questine for kaylnn i dont have a blue dress
Answer from: anu
It't her eyes which is the problem. Change the lenses to blue/ gray and the level is cleared
Answer from: K.R.B.writer
I am have the same problem with my kindle what do I do her eyes were blue for the photo shoot and I tried the blue dress I'm stuck
Answer from: Unique
Omg thank u so much! i spent like 7,000 dollars on this level man.
Answer from: myacena
Yes the eyes are the problem thanks
Answer from: Emily
April, thank you so much! Everyone listen to her. She is 100% right. Change the eye color and don't wear orange and you will get a perfect. Thanks again!
Answer from: Gabbi
Thanks guys you have helped so much.
Answer from: Fashionista2014
I did what April said I didnt use any orange turned her eye color to gray but i used the white jacket with black around the collar. Then used the black and white striped shirt. Both of there sleeves end inbetween ur elbow and wrist. I used the blue skinny jeans an d white pumps a look i call casual business. Oh i left the hair the way it was and used the make up with no lipstick.
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Does anyone know anything about the kindle version because I took the iPhone advice but I'm still stuck on this level for a long time :(
Answer from: Flower
Same hair white dress w/ gold in the middle black heels w/ white strap. Silver bracelet black square necklace came w/ game 3 stars hope it helps
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Why are these "people" promoting training more first responders? Shouldn't we be working on more "first preventers" instead? As one of the commenters to this story said, first responders implies reacting after the fact. Providing and training more for prevention seems like a much better idea.
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There is every reason to believe the Singapore government will choose hope over fear when it unveils this year's budget tomorrow.
The rose-coloured spectacles have fallen off at last that induced officials to think the economy might still grow this year, despite the global downturn.
Now the economy is expected to shrink sharply, by two to five percent, this year, says the Ministry of Trade and Industry, which only two weeks ago was predicting between one percent growth and a two percent decline in the economy.
It is astonishing how a smart government like Singapore's with a reputation for economic acumen could get things so wrong that it had to change its annual economic forecast only two weeks after making the prediction.
But the government has come out of denial now — and prepared to confront whatever the future holds, no matter how dark and uncertain it seems.
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And that gives hope. Bloomberg reports today:
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Do you leave constructive critique on people's work here on DA?
28 deviants said
Only if I have something REALLY useful to say, and I am confident that I genuinely know what I'm talking about.
6 deviants said
Other? Do elaborate...
4 deviants said
Occasionally, if I have something really useful to say, but I generally can't be bothered.
2 deviants said
Only if someone specifically asks for it.
2 deviants said
Most of the time...because I don't think a comment is worthwhile unless I give constructive critique.
1 deviant said
Only if the artist has loads of people saying great things about their work and I think they need to hear something negative to stop them getting full of themselves.
1 deviant said
No, cause I'm scared of offending people.
1 deviant said
Yes, all the time, even if I'm not always sure what I'm talking about - anyone who can't take it is just full of themselves.
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Featured By Owner
Dec 17, 2005
erm, if i'm intrested in the work and have time i do try sometimes i don;t kno what to say and different things, but now that you mention it, I do hate when someone gets loads and loads of awesomes when it's not or they don't know whatthey;re talking about
Featured By Owner
Dec 17, 2005
I have to admit if something is especially good I always comment and try and find something bad to say as well just so its more interesting!
Featured By Owner
Dec 17, 2005
Only if I have something REALLY useful to say, and I am confident that I genuinely know what I'm talking about.
no really have to listin to me.. i say if i see something.. well i usually dont say anything bad.. i maybe say what the photo or poetry or anything else may "say" to me..
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
no, because i can't really chat. i'd say something that would sound intelligible because of the long words...and they'd think...okay...maybe she makes sense...and then go to my gallery to see MY work...and *blank*
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Professional Photographer
Art is objective and my views on things may or may not line up with the artist, so unless I truly think something I have to offer would make a huge impact on their work I just let them know that I do like what I see.
It also depends on my mood
Featured By Owner
Dec 17, 2005
Professional Photographer
That's a good way of looking at things. There's no set formula for art, and it's so open to interpretation that there is no right or wrong way of creating.
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
if i like something then i'll make a point of saying so, if i don't then i won't bother.....i think that being a ''critic'' is a fucking shocking waste of energy, why pick holes in something that someone has put some effort into and is proud enough to put their name too... i think the world would be a much better place if we spoke about somethings merit rather than it's faults...........tx
Featured By Owner
Dec 17, 2005
Professional Photographer
"i think the world would be a much better place if we spoke about somethings merit rather than it's faults"
I really love that statement...its so true, and something that more people should try to live by.
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Only if I see something that I think could use a little attention to help make their work even better.
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Hobbyist Traditional Artist
I try to, but I only comment on things I'm really impressed with. I mean, I don't try and pretend I'm all clever and say all stupid crap when I haven't got a clue, but I try and suggest things when it's a medium I'm familiar with. I never know if I'm going to be flamed if I say, "Oh its very good but ... is a bit wonky" or "It's great, but some parts look a bit out of proportion." Even though I don't have room to speak on the latter
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Hobbyist Digital Artist
Only if I have something REALLY useful to say, and I am confident that I genuinely know what I'm talking about. And only to an experienced artist who would appreciate constructive criticism. I admit to also having a 'softening' policy for these times by having something positive to say as well. Generally, though, if I haven't anything good to say, I'll keep it zipped
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Professional General Artist
"Only if I have something REALLY useful to say, and I am confident that I genuinely know what I'm talking about."
Generally, my comments are more along the lines of what I feel when looking at something
or what it makes me think of.
If it's something that doesn't strike me or strike me one way or the other, I probably just won't comment.
When I'm perusing and posting in Thumbshare, If the poster's thumb doesn't strike me,
I'll still look through their gallery and comment on something that does.
I'll leave a critique or suggestion if it's something that I really like and could use a little help.
One of the nice things about this place is the ability to pass on a little knowledge to
the padawan learners.
There's a lot of great young talent here.
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Professional Photographer
I don't comment on stuff that doesn't move me either...I know some people comment on EVERYTHING in their watch, but I feel like if I can't think of anything decent to say, it's probably better to say nothing.
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
I try my best. I am also guilty of saying "brilliant" or "fuck, I love it" and don't elaborate that much. but generally i try to explain the reasons.
I've also given more in depth critic...but only if i know what i'm talking about...
I hope so...
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Professional Photographer
I think it's great to give in depth comments when you know what you're on about, and very smart to keep it short when you don't. I try to do that too. If I don't know much about a style of art I don't go into detail about the technique.
Featured By Owner
Dec 15, 2005
I said the same thing as everyone else...
I will look a bit harder for suggestions if they have the advanced critique option ticked, but normally I only say stuff if I think there's a chance I know what I am talking aobut.
Featured By Owner
Dec 15, 2005
Hobbyist Artist
Definitely when I know my stuff. Otherwise I get a free lapdance.
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Professional Photographer
There should ALWAYS be free lapdances
Featured By Owner
Dec 26, 2005
Hobbyist Artist
Of course, my master!
Featured By Owner
Dec 15, 2005
I try to give critiques when i can... positive and negative... I love to try and give people a more indepth comment as opossed to thats nice, or wow! or this sucks... I like to let people know what it is thats good or bad about it, I love it when people do that for me too...
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Professional Photographer
You hit the nail on the head with the positive and negative thing - it's important to tell people what you DO like about their work as well as what you don't like.
Featured By Owner
Dec 17, 2005
yep. thats the best way to get things done. I love knowing what people think is good and bad about my work!
Featured By Owner
Dec 15, 2005
Hobbyist General Artist
I would hate offending someone T__T
Featured By Owner
Dec 15, 2005
Hmm. Good question.
I try to give constructive criticsm only if:
I know what I'm talking about. For instance I'm probably the worst free-hand draw-er ever. So if I see a really cool drawing then I don't feel its my place to step in and pick the piece apart. Not only that, but I also just plain don't know what I'm talking about when it comes to certain things. So even if there was something I wanted to say, I probably wouldn't know how.
I'm in the right mood. I've written constructive comments that are like a paragraph or two but that actually takes a lot of time and energy. Sometimes when I'm in really eager moods I clean up my message centre, and all most all of my comments are really long but I'm not going to lie, sometimes I'm just too tired to leave anything insightful and lengthy.
I only give favs without comments a couple times. Come to think of it, I usually only have done it when I'm sick. Just because I didn't have the energy. But I think very every comment I give, its never just a "I like this". I try to point out certain specifics. What caught my eye, or what I like best about pieces.
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Professional Photographer
I have to be in the right mood to leave detailed comments...if I'm feeling bitchy, I leave ALL my commenting til the next day when I'm less likely to be vicious!
Featured By Owner
Dec 15, 2005
i do mostly for my friends. i try to sometimes, but normally it comes down to not knowing what to say. i do think sometimes pointing out something you feel in an artwork is good counts as a critique.
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Professional Photographer
I agree that pointing out the good stuff is constructive - if someone knows what they've done well, they can keep doing it. That's just as valuable as knowing what they need to put more work into.
Featured By Owner
Dec 15, 2005
Hobbyist Digital Artist
I think our nurse has hit it right on the head. Some people only want to hear that they are the greatest artist on earth and don't enjoy hearing what could be done better or easier. The point of asking for a critique is so that you can improve what you do, not so that people will respond with "OMGYOURTEHGREATESTEVER". If I think I can help someone improve or they ask for opinions, I am more then happy to offer it. Most of the time, you don't get responses to these posts (apparently no one likes a spoilsport, lol) but when you do, you can tell it's someone who genuinely cares about what they're doing.
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Professional Photographer
Exactly - if people ASK specifically for advanced critique they ought to at least say thankyou when you take the time to give it.
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Hobbyist Digital Artist
very true dear.
Featured By Owner
Dec 15, 2005
Professional General Artist
I leave constructive critiques on work ESPECIALLY if it has the advanced critique thingy ticked. AND if I see something that I know is off or have a sugggestion on how something could be done more easily or effectively. I don't dare try to critique painters, or people that draw, but other genres that I'm familiar with, like photography- photo manips and writing. Sure I do!
I've noticed though... that even sometimes when people have the advanced critique selection for their deviation and I do notice something or point out something (nicely) that they don't even acknowledge it. My conclusion is that they only put that there because they think it is so well done that no one dare say a thing negative about it. This has happened on more than two occasions with one particular artist. BUT if I say... good thing with no critique I get a response. Peculiar huh?
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Professional Photographer
I don't understand why anyone would ask for advanced critique if they don't really want to hear anyone else's opinions on their work. And if they do ask for it, and you're nice enough to leave it, they should at least acknowledge the time you've taken to help.
Featured By Owner
Dec 16, 2005
Professional General Artist
Precisely why I don't do it anymore for her
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I'm using a product called DHTMLXGrid, which is a JS library for creating spreadsheet-like tables on a web page.
When I edit a cell, and then click outside the cell, an event is fired (they call it onCellEdit) and I do stuff to handle that event - an AJAX call to save the cell data to the DB.
But if the user edits a cell and clicks a button outside the grid that triggers some other JavaScript, the onCellEdit handler doesn't get chance to run before the new JS code runs. Without going into the details, this messes things up.
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So the general problem is that clicking a button removes focus from the previously selected element. Both the click and the change/blur are events. I want the blur event to be handled before the click event. The opposite seems to happen. I'm assuming that in pure JS it would work this way (I haven't tried it), but this is a complex library that does it's own thing.
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Hotel Mercure Wien Zentrum, Vienna
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Dear fellow members: As a member of the Planetary Society team number crunching for Einstein@home I can proudly announce that my computer helped to discover the previously unknown 4.80 Hz Gamma Ray Pulsar J1932+1916 in data collected by the Fermi Gamma-Ray space telescope. The data were collected on 19 September 2011.
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my service stability system light comes on and stays on. whene i bought it the guy said he had serviced the stab system and that i probably need to unhook the battery cable to reset the light, and the onley thing he did was put shocks on it. dose that have anything to do with it?
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Love the avoid Obama's government edits.
Funny. I watched Mel Brooks get a Lifetime achivement award, and when they ran Blazing Saddles clips, they did NOT bleep the n-word. Woo-hoo! Yea, try it on AMC.
And better yet, when George Carlin got his posthumous Mark Twain, they played his legendary 7 words you can't say on TV (memorized - F, P, S, C, CS, MF and Tts), they bleeped then.
Lewis Black - Jesus Fing Christ, we just bleeped his entire point! What the F is wrong with us? We gotta wait for him to die, and honor him, just to tell him we never got his Fing point! I gotta go."
Thanks for sharing that.
Props to AMC for doing the right thing and leaving in the "N" word and probably all the gross humor. Like the scene around the campfire after they all had too many beans. Or...when the guy punches the horse in the nose, etc. Classic!!!
On the other hand, beyond belief on the Carlin edit. Not edit...massacre. What is the flipping point if you are intending to butcher it that way. Hopefully, wherever George may be, he is, you know, quite amused to put it in proper terms that would not get censored. More like a SNL parody than a real life award show!!!


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Zack Ryder held back
A post on Twitter where Missy Hyatt talks about the main thing that is holding Zack Ryder from being given a push by WWE.
December 12, 2015
Adam Rose vs Zack Ryder
Even though the two of them have managed to create a little bit of a buzz on the internet, do not expect WWE to push Zack Ryder and Adam Rose or their feud any time soon. At most, they will get a brief segment with one another during the Andre the Giant memorial battle royal. They even be allowed to do a match on Monday Night Raw. There is very little chance that Rose and Ryder will be given a spot on any of the upcoming pay per view events.
March 25, 2015
Zack Ryder buried
Since he has been in the doghouse for so many years now, it appears that Zack Ryder is accepting his fate with a good amount of humor. The belief right now is that he started the war of words with Adam Rose because that is another person that appears to be buried by WWE after a brief push. It probably irks management a little bit that two of the guys on the bottom of the ladder are able to generate a buzz with the fans on their own.
March 22, 2015
Zack Ryder returns
Zack Ryder is still one of the more popular stars in WWE, so his return at the Royal Rumble was quite well received, both by the fans in the audience and by the internet wrestling community. Many are still hoping to see him pushed by management, even though we have been given very little signs of that over the years. Ryder revealed to fans afterwards that his shoulder has not completely healed, so he might not be back on the road full time yet.
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say no to gang violence.
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wow. this thread is seriously the best. I can't wait to see if the OP gets his bike back.
What if said bike bandit is a bikeforums reader?
That'd be interesting.
Was this bike locked to the bike racks at your school? If so, did you use a cable lock, a U-lock, maybe both?
I would like to hear that you got your wheels back. Pepper spray sounds like a plan I'd employ. Maybe bring a couple of swords too.
What if he has a katana?
"roadraced motorcycles and bumped shoulders at 195mph, crashed at 155mph, free-climbed a 90ft ledge, swam a class 5 rapids and picked a fight with a group of 4 guys (and won)."
remember, throttlejock was tough as nails and nearly let us down. don't be like him.
good luck. roll hard.
The suspense is killing me !!! Meet with the dude already - how many of your 'boys' do you really need?
One more day eh? I can't wait. Dude, if you can take video please do.
I am not sure I would get in a fight over a Varsity.
throttlejock appeased the masses and posted a picture of his fiancee
what has the op done for us lately
not a 2ksuck'r
c*ck teased us
Also, pistols are incredibly hard to kill someone with, the FBI documentation suggests pistols as only last resort defensive weapons and that agents in the field should always use should fired weapons when they have the opportunity to. They're just safer.
The only way you will kill someone with a pistol is if you hit them in the heart or head. If they're moving rapidly from side to side with a katana, odds are you're not going to be able to do this. Especially if they wave the katana in a fashion that deflects the bullets.
So many ninjas on this board.
Bullet vs. Katana:
I buy that 15 foot thing. Local cops just shot a guy for coming within 21 (I think) feet of them, at which point, they were justified to defend themselves. Did I mention his knife? He had a knife. I bet a katana is like 25 feet, and if you exhibit ninja skillz while wielding a katana, they just shoot you whenever.
If you want to know about Tarck Bikes, PM me.
i bet the guy has more stolen bikes, and that's why he doesn't want you going to his house. follow him home and liberate the rest with your crew.
Pistols have much lower velocity than a rifle can produce, and it's a challenge in many cases for the projectile to reach vital organs through tissue at angles. So if someone is shooting a pistol at you do the 45 degree angle myspace pose and run at them with something sharp zig-zagging.
Odds are you can gut 'em, maybe catch a pistol round in the shoulder and flee the scene.
Then you gotta bust a terminator manuever and get the bullet out.
Good knives are also much cheaper than pistols, and they come with infinite ammo. Not many ******bags willing to shoot at someone in public have the necessary practice to be capable of actually doing it. Moving targets with pistols is hard, go to an IPSC match sometime and try it out.


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I have this problem .. but still can not understand what the problem is.
suddenly while using the computer normally computer stops suddenly, making it impossible for any operation.The problem began to appear about 4 or 5 months after the date of purchase and the problem occurs on both Windows Vista and Windows 7.My laptop is ASUS X59SL.I have vista and windows 7 dual boot.
Where is the problem?