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Even with today's automatic flash systems, there are good reasons to understand how flash exposure really works. Brent details these concepts in this course. The course describes how to calculate the true power of your flash and how to modify its output to match your needs, a technique that can extend battery life, reduce recycle time, and provide exposure control that is more predictable than fully automatic modes. The course concludes with several shooting scenarios during which Brent explores the creative use of gels, reflectors, and other light modifiers.
- Understanding exposure basics
- Reviewing aperture, ISO, and shutter speed
- Adjusting strobe power and flash to subject distance
- Finding the guide number of a strobe
- Making calculations based on ISO
- Understanding power ratios
Skill Level Advanced
Okay, so now we're playing. Just keep that kind of a distant look because I think that's really working. So, in the last movie we established exposure on the background and on our model. I'm shooting at f/5.6, and that decision is what drove my flash to subject distances and my Power Ratio settings on the flash. So I am happy with my exposure on the subject at this point. She is normally exposed, and I've got nice colors on the background.
So, now we're going to modify the key light to soften it and really start creating pictures. Okay, the last thing we're going to do I think on this setup is we'll pull the diffusion flat in, and we're going to light her softly through the diffusion flash, because what I want to do is get her evenly illuminated from top to bottom. All right, I am going to kick the power of those two background lights down even further and then when we put the diffusion flat up, we will have a little less contamination from this light, so we're going to knock this down another stop.
Lauren: One more stop. Okay. Off camera here, it goes from 8 to 16. Brent: Yep. Lauren: That will be in the 11. Brent: That's fine. Lauren: Okay. Brent: Yeah, on the Power Ratio, that's fine. Lauren: Okay. Brent: So that's a one stop. Lauren: Got it. Brent: The power ratios go one to one, one-half, quarter, 8/16, 32. Go back to probably a quarter. Lauren: Okay, Brent: In this series, let's really animate, and you can give me lots of movement, and I'll just--we're going to have to pause three or four, five beats in between, but let's get a whole big series.
So this is where you want to be able to shoot fast because the model has only got so much energy and being able to hit every single one of these poses is really the idea. Nice, so here's what the setup, if you want to take a look. So this is actually what was going on, so we're getting fill, we've got the light, and there is the end result, there are some really nice shots in this series. So Lauren, I think on this series of shots, we want to start with the high key image, I am going to blow out both Savannah and the background by about a stop, and then I am going to bring it back to normal, simply by using ISO.
Lauren: Oh, good, okay. Brent: And while we're doing that, if you want to hit her with the fan, we'll get some hair move. Lauren: Okay, cool, yeah. Brent: After we've gone through that series, I'll go back up to ISO 400, and we'll change the exposure on the key light only, because what I want to do is reduce the overall exposure on her so that she stands out against that kind of blown-out background. Lauren: Okay, so, all right. Brent: So, Savannah, we are ready. It's getting cold in here so when we turn the fan on, it's going to be really cold on her, so we'll try to be quick.
For the set of images where I began by deliberately overexposing her, what I did was I backed up, I put a long lens on my camera, and I asked her to come towards me with a view towards shooting pretty wide-open and softening the background. So that's the change that we made for round two in this set of images. Okay, so you can see we've got blown highlights in the background, we've got hot skin tones, and it's a different look than what we've gotten before, and I like it, but we're going to start with this then we are going to go back down to a normal exposure simply by adjusting our ISO.
So Lauren, if you want to get the fan going. Lauren: Okay, Brent: And then, Savannah, just play to the camera and then a little bit to the light. Maybe put your head down and then kind of throw it back, sweet! Just hang out for a second, I am going to change the exposure, I am going to reduce the ISO by a-third, fire off another series, okay, nice! Then turn your body towards the diffusion flat and eyes at me, that worked, okay.
So I am going to go down another third to 250, let's go without the fan. Lauren: Okay. Brent: Okay, nice. Okay, one more time. Now I am going to reduce the ISO one more time, and then we're going to make this switch with the key light after a couple here. And then give me that long far-away look. So I decided to bracket my exposures two different ways.
I did that simply by changing my ISO, and it was only a one-stop bracket, and I did that for illustrative purposes and to get a little more visual variety. And then the second bracket that I did was by changing the Intensity or the Power Ratio on the key light, so I kept the background exposure the same throughout that series, but I reduced the intensity of the light from the key light by one stop, and that was simply to get some visual variety. So I am going to take the ISO back up to 400.
Lauren, why don't you drop that in third-stop increments so we can illustrate what happens. Lauren: Okay. Brent: With the key light, so it's one-eighth right now. So, you're going to go to 1/8th minus 3. Lauren: Okay. Brent: Minus three-tenths, rather. Lauren: Right. Brent: And I am taking the ISO back up to 400. Lauren: Okay. Brent: Okay? Nice. Okay, let's knock that key light down by another third.
So with this set of exposures, maybe you can give me a couple of spins again. Lauren: Minus 0.7? Brent: Yep, nice. Okay, Lauren, let's kick that light down. Lauren: Okay. Brent: Now the way that we have this set up, we're getting a little bit of rim light from both the background lights on her, the cutter card, it's just keeping you off the background, but it's spilling onto her, so we're starting to see as we've knocked that key light down a little bit of blue on. Lauren: Oh I see.
Brent: On her front side, and a little bit of red on her arms, so. Lauren: So this is-- Brent: the reason that we're getting that spill on her at this point that we didn't get at the beginning is because I asked her to move forward, and we didn't change the position of those cutter cards, so the light is now spilling onto her, but it's kind of a cool effect that we've created by happy accident, but what's important to note is the effect that changes as the intensity of the key light changes. So as I knocked the key light down, you'll see more of the blue and the red on either side of her.
So we're down a full stop from where we started. Lauren: Right. Brent: I'd say that's a wrap on this setup. So the first shoot is all over. Now let's take a look at some of the really wonderful images that came out of this. And when I first started shooting, I never would have believed that results like this would have been possible without using TTL or a Strobe Meter. But I've discovered over the course of my career that guide number math and the knowledge that comes from learning that really helps problem solve, and what that allows me to do is concentrate my energies on making good pictures rather than just getting good exposures.
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I've been using Editorial Assistant for a couple of weeks now and I like it but I've recently discovered a problem with the plugin. Starting yesterday when I add a new post to my blog, the permalink gets set to a number instead of the post title. There's also no button to edit the permalink like before.
The strange thing is if I delete the post title after putting text in the post editor, the permalink sometimes changes to what it should have been in the first place and the permalink edit button shows up again. Then I have to retype the post title. If I disable Editorial Assistant, I do not have this problem.
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Wizards work their magic in overtime against Utah Jazz
SALT LAKE CITY — The Junior Jazz just about pulled out a victory Monday night.
Of course, that isn't exactly something to brag about, considering every other team the Washington Wizards have faced on the road this season has done just that — well, except for the cellar-dwelling Cleveland Cavaliers.
So, at least the Utah Jazz weren't Washington's first road victims when the Wizards pulled off a 100-95 overtime win at EnergySolutions Arena.
But a teaspoon of sugar was added to the bitterness of the Jazz (36-39) becoming only the second team in the NBA to lose to the Wiz (18-55 overall) at home this season.
The soothing elixir for numbing the pain from falling to a 2-35 road team?
The play of the three youngest guys on the team — 19-year-old Derrick Favors, 21-year-old Gordon Hayward and 23-year-old Jeremy Evans.
Along with veterans Ronnie Price and C.J. Miles (team-high 17 points), the Jazz rookies sparked a captivating comeback from 12 points down and even overtook the Wizards in the final minute before succumbing and stumbling in overtime.
Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin, who didn't play Al Jefferson after the third quarter and barely used Paul Millsap in the same stretch, hinted after the game that he will seriously consider using the youngsters more often as the team finishes out the final seven games of its disappointing 2010-11 season.
Corbin liked what he saw in the fourth quarter from the promising up-and-comers that much.
"The young guys were playing well. They played hard and I thought they deserved to be on the floor," Corbin said. "I was very encouraged. They did a good job bringing energy and playing hard."
The 6-foot-10 Favors, who combines rare power and athleticism, racked up his first double-double in a Jazz uniform with 11 points and 10 rebounds in 23 minutes.
Hayward had an all-around solid outing off the bench, contributing 12 points, four boards, four assists and a couple of blocked shots.
Evans' stats weren't as glossy — six points and three rebounds — but he also helped provide a lift with his electrifying play.
"I think we were all just giving as much as we could," Hayward said. "Giving energy, playing hard, competing, trying to win the game. Unfortunately, we didn't."
Evans gave the Jazz their first lead of the second half at 84-83 with 45.1 seconds remaining with a pair of free throws. After airballing his first freebie, Price added a point to that lead with 14.3 seconds to go.
Jordan Crawford hit a jumper over Hayward to knot the game at 85-all with 4.4 seconds remaining, and Hayward then bobbled the ball and missed a potential game-winner at the buzzer to send it to overtime.
Corbin kept the same crew in to begin the OT session before subbing Millsap in for Evans and replacing Price with starter fill-in Earl Watson.
"They trusted each other on the defensive end. They made some mistakes, like young guys do, and I was tempted to (sub the first unit back in)," Corbin said. "But they busted their butt to get us back in (the game). I just wanted to reward them with the time. I'm satisfied with how they played, but I'm very disappointed we lost the game."
What, you might wonder, were Jefferson's thoughts on the game, of the rookies' performance or of not playing after going to the bench late in the third quarter?
You'll have to ask the starting center.
Jefferson, who has been less than thrilled with reporters' questions of late and especially after being ejected Saturday, quickly dressed and exited the locker room while most media members were interviewing his coach.
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Airplane (1980)
35 quotes
Directed by: Jim Abrahams
Starring: Julie Hagerty, Leslie Nielsen, Lloyd Bridges, Lorna Patterson, Peter Graves, Robert Hays, Robert Stack
Rex Kramer: All right, I'll need three men up at the tower. You, Neubauer. You, Macias.
Johnny: Me, John, big tree!
Ted Striker: My orders came through. My squadron ships out tomorrow. We're bombing the storage depots at Daiquiri at 1800 hours. We're coming in from the north, below their radar.
Elaine Dickinson: When will you be back?
Ted Striker: I can't tell you that. It's classified.
Flight Control: Flight 209 you're clear for takeoff.
Clarence Oveur: Roger.
Roger Murdock: Huh?
FC: LA departure frequency 123.9.
Clarence Oveur: Roger.
Roger Murdock: Huh?
Victor Basta: Request vector, over.
Clarence Oveur: What?
FC: Flight 209 clear for vector 324.
Roger Murdock: We have clearance, Clarence.
Clarence Oveur: Roger, Roger, what's our vector, victor?
FC: Now we're in radio clearance, over.
Clarence Oveur: That's Clarence Oveur, over.
Victor Basta: Roger.
Roger Murdock: Huh?
FC: Roger, over.
Clarence Oveur: What?
Roger Murdock: Huh?
Victor Basta: Who?
Ted Striker: It was a rough place - the seediest dive on the wharf. Populated with every reject and cutthroat from Bombay to Calcutta. It's worse than Detroit.
Rumack: Elaine, you're a member of this crew. Can you face some unpleasant facts?
Elaine Dickinson: No.
Ted Striker: Because of my mistake, six men didn't return from that raid.
Elaine Dickinson: Seven. Lieutenant Zip died this morning.


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The threat of war spreads to the city, with Amelia caught in the crossfire! And just as she digs deeper into the mysteries surrounding her new boss, The Magistrate, to boot! Plus, Mike and George are really hungry for pancakes! Adam and D.J. write, Nick draws and colors, Rachel letters, and Ruiz color assists AMELIA COLE #9... chapter 3 of AMELIA COLE AND THE HIDDEN WAR!
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hE.Advantage v2.4.5 – World of Warcraft Multihack + Fishing Bot (Anti-Warden)
After much testing from our VIP members, we are now ready to release a public version of hE.Advantage v2.4.5. This is not like any other WoW hacks, you have ever download and used before. Unlike WoWEmuHacker, we have an Anti-Warden system which allows you to use our hacks on Blizzard servers.
Once again, this works for both Official Blizzard servers and private emulated servers, see instructions for more information. This hack comes with security protections to fight against Warden, but if a Game Master catches you it will be fair game ;). Without further ado, here are the video, screenshots, feature list, and instructions:
Feature List:
1. Speedhack – You will move very fast.
2. Hoverhack – Allows you to walk through air.
3. Flyhack – Similar to Hoverhack, but you can use your movement keys.
3. No Collision Hack – Allows you to walk through everything.
4. No Collision Hack Lite – Allows you to only walk through smaller objects excluding things like ground and large objects.
5. Climbhack – Allows you to walk over mountains.
6. No Auto-Afk – You will not be kicked for being AFK. The bot sends packets to the server.
7. Reveal Levels
- All ? levels will be converted into their actual levels.
8. Languagehack – You will be able to understand all language.
9. Minimap Maphack – You will see everything on the minimap.
10. Zoomhack – You can zoom as far out as you want.
First, you must enable Anti-Warden if you're using it on Official Blizzard servers. If you're using it on private emulated servers, make sure it is disabled or you will crash. The rest of the hacks are pretty simple, just tick them on or off if you want to enable the hack.
Now the Fishing Bot might get a little tricky to use, make sure you choose all your options before you run the Fish Bot. It is recommended you use a whisper message for a response – something like "Sorry, I no no english." Also the sounds for whispers are quite helpful if a GM does appear, so you can respond to them. I find using exit when whispered one of the best options and safest. Play around with the settings to see what is best for you.
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Release Date:
February 7, 2006
Rating: nr - Violence, Nudity, Sexual Situations
A demon has come to Earth to force possessed women to bear its children, and it's up to a half-human/half-demon hybrid to save the human race in Earth vs. the Spider director Scott Ziehl's dark tale of satanic terror. As possession sweeps the land and the population of the planet lies helpless to defend themselves against the growing supernatural forces that surround them, the offspring of a demon and a human (Billy Drago) must fight to ensure the human race remains free from the murderous influences of ******'s minions. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
- Genre: Horror
- Category Supernatural Horror
- Theme: Demonic Possession
- Studio: Anchor Bay
- Run Time: 01 hr 18 min
- Language: English
- Picture Format: widescreen
- Release Date: February 7, 2006
- Lead Actor: Sean Patrick Flanery
- Director: Scott Ziehl
other Info.
- Online Item #: 11350695
- Store Item Number (DPCI): 246-01-2901
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Streets: Escif (Madrid)
Posted by sleepboy, February 3, 2015
Spanish artist Escif recently completely a mural in Madrid with an interesting concept and backstory. He wanted to paint something outside of the residential building that showed what was actually inside the building inspired by the familiar phrase "we are what we eat." The result was a piece that mimicked the wall paper inside as well as portrayed some of the people that lived there. Take a look at more photos below… Discuss Escif here.


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Our military leadership is just weak, and can't handle this kind of situation.
- 8:26 p.m. June 5, 2014
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Wow the story just keeps getting better everyday.....next Hilary will be saying it was about an exercise video?
- 9:32 p.m. June 5, 2014
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Our civilian Commander In Chief is weak, and his Secretary of Defense is
incompetent as well.
Frankly, Obama's bigger problem is that he chronically tells us things that are not true. I have no reason to believe his assertions about Bergdahl any more than his claims that "If I liked my doctor...."
Senior military officials gave sound advice throughout this whole affair. Obama's one-sided swap of five terror masterminds for one U.S. deserter at a time when he was getting bad press over other incompetent actions taking place is nothing but a cynical ploy to divert attention, and simultaneously unilaterally close down Guantanamo Bay by freeing the really evil prisoners housed there.
When we cannot trust our President to tell the truth, about anything, we are in serious trouble.
- 9:53 p.m. June 5, 2014
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obama and his administration: baloney barry and baloney serving administration. What difference does it make? Plenty. Telling the truth is important.
- 5:03 a.m. June 6, 2014
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Our politicians have once again shown what a poor example they can be. They've taken what should have been a success story and turned it into a media joke. Shame on the politicians because they did. Shame on the media for helping them. Military leaders are weak? Is this the same leaders that captured bin Laden? How pitiful this country is becoming!
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Threat to Bergdahl?
What about a threat to others, because five murdering terrorists are freed?
- 7:37 a.m. June 6, 2014
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I thought he was traded because his health was so poor, and the Administration
wanted to bring him home to save him.
Is it me, or is this starting to be another Benghazi type propaganda effort?
- 11:57 a.m. June 6, 2014
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I don't disagree with bringing Bergdahl back, but the method doesn't
justify the means. Just like every deal that has been brokered by this
administration, the American people are left holding the bag. How many bad
deals will the people of this country put up with? Breaking the law in the name
of executive authority sounds like a ponzi scheme to me? How is it this
President and previous are above the law their administration is sworn to
uphold. Prosecute any and all public officials the same way any other citizen
would be prosecuted. Regardless if it is speeding, stealing, or abuse of power.
The tit for tat, good ol' boy, Americans are sheep politics has to stop.
As for Bergdahl let the UCMJ, without spin and executive privilege or politics, decide his fate and determine what happened.
Now that we have legitimized the Taliban as a government that has the ability to broker deals with the US, let's get out of their country, provide their opposition with the tools and ammunition to protect themselves, and let their civil war take its course.
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Bergdahl was not captured!
He moved there on his free will.
We freed five terrorists who killed, and beheaded men, women, and children for Bergdahls release.
Thank you commander in chief.
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When Congressional and Presidential elected officials along with a myriad of
bureaucrats have no military experience it is a shame for our country. Even
with prior Senators such as Secretaries of State and Defense are in their
present positions they had less than sterling actions then and now.
Military Generals are involved with scandals when their military codes call for honor and integrity. We appear to have leadership problems at many levels.
We used to deal with people called deserters with UCMJ but now are on a pedestal.
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Full Moon Friday Open Lines
Broadcasting from the KEX studio in Portland, Oregon, George hosted a night of Full Moon Friday Open Lines with a special hotline for people who have 'escaped death.'Host: George Noory
Guest(s): Royce J. Meyers III
In the first half, spokesperson on the health dangers of genetically modified foods, Jeffrey Smith, talked about the battlefronts on the war for GMOs including the fight over glyphosate in Europe, and the DARK Act which concerns GMO labeling.
In the latter half, paranormal investigator and demonologist Andrea Mesich described working with cases of demonic possession and infestation, as well as commented on the current state of paranormal research.
Broadcasting from the KEX studio in Portland, Oregon, George hosted a night of Full Moon Friday Open Lines with a special hotline for people who have 'escaped death.'Host: George Noory
Author and UFO enthusiast David Sereda returned for a discussion of his new book Singularity, which merges ideas from quantum physics with ancient teachings of religion and spirituality.Host: George Noory
Ufologist and physicist Stanton Friedman returned to discuss various aspects of the UFO field.Host: George Noory
During the first half of the show, reporter and editor for Earthfiles, Linda Moulton Howe, shared her research into the famous Kinross F-89 jet fighter that disappeared over Lake Superior on November 23, 1953.Host: George Noory
Best-selling author William J. Birnes joined George Noory to announce the release of their new book, Worker in the Light.Host: George Noory
Author and UFO researcher Philip Mantle shared his investigations into Soviet-era UFO phenomena. The massive Tunguska blast of 1908 may have been caused by the collision of some type of constructed craft.Host: George Noory
Founder of the Disclosure Project, Dr. Steven Greer shared secretive information about the ET presence, that he said has come to him from corroborated sources.Host: Art Bell
Prof. Ken Hanson returned to share stories and secrets from lost biblical books.Host: George Noory
Author and historian Richard Dolan discussed his work in ufology, and the structure of secrecy surrounding the issue.Host: George Noory
Whitley Strieber discussed his encounters with the 'Visitors' which he mined for his new book The Grays.Host: Art Bell
Author Whitley Strieber discussed his experiences with alien entities, some of which were incorporated into his new novel The Grays.Host: George Noory
A world authority on prophecy and Nostradamus, John Hogue discussed the accelerated sequence of events which he thinks indicate World War III has begun.Host: Art Bell
Reporter and editor for Earthfiles, Linda Moulton Howe shared a detailed interview concerning a USAF flight surgeon that was allegedly present during an autopsy on extraterrestrial biological entities (EBEs) at Wright-Patterson in the late 1940s.Host: George Noory
Mary Rodwell, the founder of the Australian Close Encounter Resource Network (ACERN), shared knowledge gathered from working with alien abductees, experiencers and 'Star Kids.'Host: George Noory
Live from his typhoon-ravaged home in the Philippines, Art Bell welcomed author and UFO researcher James Gilliland, who discussed his extraterrestrial contacts and their prophetic messages for Earth.Host: Art Bell
Space historian Robert Zimmerman shared his insights on such topics as the Shuttle mission, upcoming technology, and commercial ventures in space.Host: George Noory
The investigative writer known as George L. presented his conclusions on aliens based on his telepathic communications and published UFO/abductee material.Host: George Noory
Filling in for Art Bell, George Knapp welcomed three UFO experts-- Don Ecker, Vicki Ecker and William J. Birnes-- all associated with UFO Magazine.Host: George Knapp
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George Noory welcomed Dan Aykroyd (first hour only) and David Sereda (full show), who talked about their new documentary film, Dan Aykroyd Unplugged on UFOs.Host: George Noory
Dr. Steven Greer returned to discuss his new memoir Hidden Truth: Forbidden Knowledge, as well as to comment on ufology and disclosure.Host: George Noory
Filling in for Art Bell, Ian Punnett welcomed artist and researcher Bill McDonald, who discussed his background and work, as well as the late Leonard Stringfield and other legendary UFO investigators that have passed on.Host: Ian Punnett
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RobTheBuilder wrote:Sorry Rob you are making the mistake of thinking the likes of the RAWK knuckle draggers actually work on any comprehensible sense of logic.
I think the simple angle is this:
If Wayne Rooney had bitten Gerrard, having had a previous ban for biting, would Liverpool fans have thought ten games was harsh?
So shut the fuck up complaining.
Your point is very valid, same thing with the Evra case, if that had been a Utd player saying those things to Glen Johnson for example, they'd have been screaming forever for a life ban and if they'd have only got an 8 game ban it would have been all 'FA corrupt' this and 'Man Utd run the Premier League' that.
But hey, let's not let simple things like facts or reality get in the way of our bullshit misguided morally bankrupt delusions, nah, let's hide away in our FA-Man Utd-Media conspiracy theories that keep us so warm at night. Because next year we'll win the league and show them all!
Maybe if Liverpool had some class like Ajax did in the same situation and banned him for a couple of games themselves then the FA might have gone a bit easier.
That was in 2009.
LionheartDJH wrote:Just once I would like you to just scream 'FUCK THE FA! THIS IS BULLSHIT!' or similar.
Liverpool fans are great aren't they.
10 games is more than justified given the little wankers nasty, cheating streak.
A very gifted footballer, marred by the fact the other half of his split personality disorder resembles that of a 5 year old.
Shikasama wrote:Basically, yes. RAWK is only so funny because liverpool keep dragging themselves through the mud.
Are other fan forums just like RAWK?
I hope he appeals and gets a further two game ban, just to see the thermonuclear meltdown on RAWK.
nickthegun wrote:Nah, I think RAWK really is a special place. It's because of Liverpool's history as one of the very top sides in world football, and some of their fans are struggling to accept their current mediocrity.
Shikasama wrote:Basically, yes. RAWK is only so funny because liverpool keep dragging themselves through the mud.
Are other fan forums just like RAWK?
I think all fan forums have a very large contingent of total dicks, but the form those dicks take depends a bit on the culture of the club, so in a sense they are all unique.
I would say RedCafe is the equal of RAWK. Full of conspiracy theory titheads.
Sorry Fozzie.
Ten matches seems 'harsh' compared to the Evra situation however, it is rightly deserved.
... such a gifted footballer though, which is a shame he spoils it by doing utterly silly things from time to time.
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Supporting Liverpool feels like declaring yourself a support of Lord Sauron or Voldemort in this country.
ahh, RAWK, the site that just keeps on giving.
Ten is fair considering on the replay he just suddenly acts like some crazy rodent for no reason. You must be retarded in the head to just bite someone like that, sure a punch or kick as a reaction in a moment of rage but to grab an arm and try and eat it?
And agree with other comments, premier league wise Liverpool haven't been considered a real contender for 20 years.
Only major teams have been united, arsenal and Chelsea with city just joining. Liverpool just drivel about history.
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captbirdseye wrote:Harsh on Sauron.
Supporting Liverpool feels like declaring yourself a support of Lord Sauron or Voldemort in this country.
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Deckard1 wrote:Kenny Dalglish doesn't like young boys; during his time at Newcastle he turned St James' Park into a rest home for ex Liverpool stars "Fucking old men."
Now all we need is Kenny Dalglish to be taken in for questioning by operation yew tree police, and this will be the best week ever.
captbirdseye wrote:Tell me about it ...
Supporting Liverpool feels like declaring yourself a support of Lord Sauron or Voldemort in this country.
... : (
At least I don't support the worse club in the world though.
Stay classy Liverpool.
"Corrupt bunch of twats the FA are. We need to fight this as a club."
"I knew they had an agenda,"
"Wouldn't blame the lad if he wanted to fuck off to Real or Barca. Gang of xenophobic c*nts in this country."
If they don't fight this, they wont just lose a top player...."
"One rule for Suarez another rule for everyone else."
"Fucking hell I am so fucking angry right now. I better not say anything."
"Take them to court."
And the one token fan that has his / her head screwed on.
"Deserves it, enough said.
Got 7 games doing it for Ajax, naturally the ban is going to be more for doing the same stupid act again.
Time to grow up Luis."
Football Question Time: Red cafe versus RAWK special.
I'd pay to see that.
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nickthegun wrote:I don't think it's anywhere near as bad tbh, there's usually plenty of opposing opinions whenever someone posts something a bit mental. RAWK is a circlejerk and they constantly ban people who don't toe the line, and even lock matchday threads if Liverpool are losing. But yes, every set of fans has a group of truly mental supporters.
I would say RedCafe is the equal of RAWK. Full of conspiracy theory titheads.
@LionheartDJH Next year is ALWAYS 'their' year. At least they have an excuse this time before they start.
Red Cafe is a bit like EG. A few crazy posters mixed in with everyone else.
RAWK sounds like an EG breakaway where all the EG mentalists run the show and ban people for having opinions like "Cell isn't necessarily the best processor ever."
How long did Di Canio get for hoofing that ref over?
8 games?
This is a fair point from a poster on RAWK:
Since this season is clearly already over for us already, the FA know that anything less than 4 is not really a punishment for either the player or club.
Therefore its only the number of bans above 4 that count .. which in this case is 6.
Di Canio got an 11 game ban for pushing the ref over.
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Fort Bayard Historic District
Fort Bayard Historic District
Fort Bayard Post Hospital, circa 1890
|Nearest city
|Santa Clara, New Mexico
|32°47′47″N 108°8′56″W / 32.79639°N 108.14889°WCoordinates: 32°47′47″N 108°8′56″W / 32.79639°N 108.14889°W
|704 acres (2.85 km2)[1]
|Architectural style
|Classical Revival, Colonial Revival
|NRHP Reference #
|Significant dates
|Added to NRHP
|July 7, 2002[2]
|Designated NHLD
|March 19, 2004[3]
Fort Bayard Historic District, also known as Fort Bayard Site, near Santa Clara (formerly Central), New Mexico, was the site of an 1866 post of the US Army "Buffalo Soldiers".
Fort Bayard was established as a United States Army installation in 1866 to protect miners and other settlers in the area along the Apache Trail. The fort was named for Brigadier General George Dashiell Bayard, who was mortally wounded at the Battle of Fredericksburg in 1862. Fifteen square miles of land were set aside as the Fort Bayard Military Reservation by presidential order in 1869. In 1886, then-Second Lieutenant John Pershing arrived at Fort Bayard and oversaw the installation of a heliograph, linking the fort to an Army communications network from Arizona to Texas.[4]
Fort Bayard was one of many installations throughout the Southwest that was garrisoned by the so-called Buffalo Soldiers. Company B of the 25th United States Colored Infantry Regiment established the post, and they were joined by other black units, including troops from the 9th Cavalry Regiment. Corporal Clinton Greaves, stationed at Fort Bayard with C Company, 9th Cavalry Regiment, received the Medal of Honor for his actions against Apache raiders on January 24, 1877. A monument to the Buffalo Soldiers was erected on the old parade field of Fort Bayard in 1992.
Following the capture of Geronimo in 1886, the Apache were no longer considered a major threat. Fort Bayard's continued usefulness, like that many posts in the southwest, thus came under scrutiny. Due to its distance from the border with Mexico, the fort was selected for deactivation. However, U.S. Army Surgeon General George Miller Sternberg, noting the excellent health record of the post, chose Fort Bayard as an Army tuberculosis hospital and research center (Lectures on tuberculosis made at the fort are archived at the National Library of Medicine).[5] The fort was then transferred to the Surgeon General's Department in 1900. In 1922 the hospital became the part of the Veterans Bureau.
The fort was partially reactivated as a military installation during World War II. A number of German prisoners of war were held at the fort from 1943 to 1945. The fort is now administered by the New Mexico Department of Health as Fort Bayard Medical Center, a long term care nursing facility that also contains a chemical dependency treatment center.[6][7]
Fort Bayard was declared a National Historic Landmark in 2004.[1][3]
Fort Bayard is located 0.5 miles (800 m) north of the intersection of US 180 and New Mexico state route 152,[1] near Bayard, New Mexico.
Notable soldiers stationed at Fort Bayard[edit]
- General George Crook, circa 1885
- Then-Second Lt. John J. "Black Jack" Pershing, circa 1886
- Sergeant James C. Cooney
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c David Kammer (March 31, 2001). "National Register of Historic Places Registration: Fort Bayard; United States General Hospital for Tuberculosis; Veterans Administration Hospital #55" (pdf). National Park Service.
- ^ Staff (2008-04-15). "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service.
- ^ a b "Fort Bayard Historic District". National Historic Landmark summary listing. National Park Service. Retrieved 2008-06-03.
- ^ *History of Fort Bayard
- ^ "Lectures on Tuberculosis, Fort Bayard 1910-1914". National Library of Medicine.
- ^ History of Ft. Bayard
- ^ Fort Bayard Medical Center
External links[edit]
- Fort Bayard - Tour information
- History of Fort Bayard
- Historic Fort Bayard - information
- Fort Bayard Medical Center
- African-American history of New Mexico
- Buffalo Soldiers
- Forts on the National Register of Historic Places in New Mexico
- Geography of Grant County, New Mexico
- National Historic Landmarks in New Mexico
- Visitor attractions in Grant County, New Mexico
- Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in New Mexico
- National Register of Historic Places in Grant County, New Mexico


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"The Engiadina" Zuoz by Callavetta
Zuoz Travel Guide: 17 reviews and 65 photos
After three incredibly hot weeks in Europe (three people died of heat stroke at the Pope's mass in Dubrovnik the day after I left), I escaped to relatively cool 80 degree temperatures in the Engiadina. There I hooked up with three e-pals for a week of hiking, biking, sampling nut tortes, drinking copious amounts of wine and general gossip and mayhem.
The Engiadina is a great place to see some of the best of the Swiss Alps. We based our stay in Zuoz, a charming town with perhaps more cows than human souls. The train station provided easy access to the many other destinations we explored while in the Engiadina.
OK, so it sounded great on paper.... a hike with a 600 foot elevation descent. A beautiful hike from Soglio to Stampa. Right up my alley. And as we followed the "trail" down a million stone steps it was truly beautiful. So chalk it up to the temperature (90 degrees), the altitude (about 6000 ft.), poor hydration, travel fatigue... the descent was over and I kept peeking around the corner for the Stampa, where we would connect with the Postbus and ride back to St. Moritz. But around every corner was more uphill trail!
I must say my travel partners did not have the trouble I did. And I was very grateful to the poor elderly Romanch speaking woman who was recruited by a towns person to give me a ride the last couple of kilometers!
All through the Engiadina there are wonderfully marked trails connecting one village to the next. We took a wonderful bike ride from Zuoz to Zernez. You can rent dual suspension mountain bikes (about 25 swiss francs for half a day) at most train stations. For a slightly higher rental rate you can return the bike to another station.
The trail was mostly gently rolling, with a few challenging climbs and a few more steep descents (that required the recollection of my "dirt camp" skills). In Zernez, we had a yummy pizza lunch and took the train back home. A very fun day.
- Pros:Everywhere you turn, gorgeous scenery
- Cons:A little pricey
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The Engadin is one of my favorite areas. Fewer tourists and wonderful hiking according to your experience. We did try a hike from one village to another but no steps or climbs. Don't you just love the idea of small restaurants everywhere ?
Switzerland at its finest .. even if it was hot ;-\
looks idyllic :-)
I regret so much that I missed the GTG! Luckily you survived the hike!!
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As you read earlier this week, Ride 2 Recovery cyclists are currently participating in the "Don't Mess with Texas Challenge," a six-day, 350-mile ride from Brooke Army Medical Center to Dallas/Ft. Worth.
Day 2 took the cyclists from San Marcos to Austin and one participant share this account of the day: "The day started under cloudy skies and a light rain. With the forecast calling for slight headwinds, it looked like it was going to be a long day. Instead the rain stopped and with the cloudy skies and cool temps, it made for great riding weather with almost no wind.
One of the great parts of the R2R program are the general public riders that take part in the ride. These cyclist raise about $3,000 in order to take part in the ride and 2 of the more colorful riders…The 16 strong group has ridden together since we left CFI and the camaraderie has been amazing. The group has riders from Ft. Bliss and Ft. Hood that are here at R2R for the first time."
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As one rider explained, "He went out with the moderate group today, which is typically the biggest group on the road. He had never ridden much with a group so it took a little getting used to. Gen Casey came to cycling after ankle surgery left him not able to run without significant pain. He had prepared himself by riding from Fort Meyer to Fort Belvoir."
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2 Weeks in One Carry On - Can It Really Be Done?Casey Mullins
On Tuesday Addie and I leave for an almost two week journey through Florida and the Eastern Caribbean. Packing for Addie? Piece of cake, especially knowing we'll have laundry facilities available. Packing for me? That's a little trickier — 5 days of our journey will be spent in a hotel on land, doing multiple adventurous things. The other eight days will be spent on a cruise ship with a whole different itinerary, including two 'cruise formal' nights. (I'm sorry, but the last thing I want to do after spending a day in the sun and sand is get all dressed up to go to dinner.)
My friend Allison managed over three weeks in Europe with nothing but a carry on and personal item for each of her three family members, surely if she can do three weeks in Europe, I can do two weeks on beaches and boats using only a carry on.
Suddenly all those travel centric catalogs my mom received in the mail when I was a kid are starting to make sense, packable pants, multi-functioning layers and basic colors. I've been cruising forums (pun!) and posts about what to pack, what to leave behind and what to invest in when it comes to packing for this trip. The most overwhelming advice is to go easy on the shoes (which is easy for me) and to roll your clothing. I'll be trying this little trick with Addie's already packed suitcase tomorrow.
I've been on two cruises, and I can say I ended up wearing and using a lot less than I thought I needed. The biggest issue was things getting dirty and smelly, which is why this time I'm bringing laundry soap and fabric refresher, which should make the biggest difference in the amount I need to pack.
I don't have to keep everything to one carry on, but I'm willing to give it a go. I have had a pretty serious over-packing problems in my past, this seems like a pretty good opportunity to redeem myself.
Here's what I've figured out so far to lessen my load:
- Wear my heaviest layers on the plane, biggest shoes included.
- Bring laundry essentials (I have a few laundry soap pacs, a wash and stain bar for touch up/in-sink washing, and a spray fabric refresher.)
- Black. Lots of black. Dress it up with jewelry and scarves.
- Multi-tasking products (lotion/sunscreen, tinted moisturizer, relying on hotel and cruise line toiletries.)
What other sage advice do you have for me? Are you a super light packer or even better, a reformed over packer?
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i saw one one of those trucks recently. the guy was reading a newspaper. i wish i had my camera
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