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NORTH COUNTY The Tri-City Healthcare District governing board has appointed Oceanside resident Ira Landis to fill a vacancy created by a board member's resignation. Landis will fill the remainder of the term vacated by former Chairwoman Madeline Rodriguez, who walked out during a tempestuous April 24 board meeting. The ...
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Complaint Review: Kids.com - Just Our Kids
Kids.com - Just Our KidsFairfield, New Jersey U.S.A.
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So I called and made our appointment. When we got there they had tones of posters up and stated that they were of some of there consumers. We were told that our daughter was perfect for modeling. I also had my 6 month old daughter with us and they sucked us into doing it for her too. We were told of all the other children that had gotten work from kids.com with 'pampers, huggies, and other brands. Also that they were on TV shows like law and order. They said that they knew it wouldn't take long for our two girls to start getting jobs. We should have known something was wrong when we had to decide right then and there if we were going to do it. We explained that we just didn't have all the money ($500) at the time because I was not working and we would have to save up to do this. So they gave us a payment plan. We were told that until the $500.00 was paid there pictures would not go on the site. So we signed up thinking if we put this money out all the money that they would make could help pay for there collage. Then we made the appointment to get pictures done which was $20 each time we went per child.
6 months went by and I had not heard from them but I put it off because I was pregnant with my third child.
After my son was born I called kids.com and told them that I had had a baby and that I was sorry for not calling to gets new pictures done. They told me it was ok and because I had a new baby they were going to add on another year to my 5 year contract so that my son could also do it. The only fee I would have to pay was to get his pictures done. So I called and made an appointment to get the pictures done. When I got there I spent $150 of pictures of my kids. My middle child had gotten a call to go try out for the European version of the gap commercial in NYC so I went. When I called to see if she got the part I was told that they had not decided, and I would get a call as soon as they new anything. Now about 6 months later I tried to call them because I have not heard anything. All numbers are disconnected even the photographers cell numbers I had, plus the website is no longer there.
Kids.com used our children's future to make there money and they need to pay for what they have done.
New Windsor, New York
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By Ashley CrickMarch 27, 2013
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. - Electromagnetic Environment Effects Test Division, Redstone Test Center, conducted a helicopter crash response exercise March 19 to evaluate the Emergency Action Plan of E3 while using internal and external Redstone Arsenal emergency response assets.
Within minutes of the notional crash RSA fire station #1 and #3, HEMSI ground ambulance, and Med Flight air ambulance were on the scene assessing the situation, extinguishing the notional helicopter fire along with treating and removing injured personnel.
"The exercise was a very productive and effective exercise which brought to light what actually transpires behind the scene in order to bring together such an elite group of rescue personnel to care for the injured," said Tom Morgan, safety manager for the Environmental and Component Test Directorate. "Conducting this exercise has been a valuable asset in building our safety program where invaluable lessons have been learned."
Electromagnetic Environmental Effects Test Division, a subordinate of the Environmental and Component Test Directorate, plans, conducts, analyzes and reports the results of developmental tests in aircraft systems, propulsion systems, optical and electro-optical systems along with electromagnetic environments. E3 is also the only Department of Defense hazardous lightning effects test center for live ordnance.
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What my men and women do in private is their own business.
You've got a badge in your pocket and a gun in your holster you damn sure better not have a drink in your hand.
Frank: You have no idea what goes into those press conferences.
Sgt. Gormley: Well, I know what doesn't. The truth.
Just once I wish the bosses would have talked to us like they gave a hoot and not like they were bucking for an acre on the op-ed page.
I run 35,000 cops. I don't run a VIP list. Nobody gets comped.
If I was smart I wouldn't be doing this.
I need someone I can trust and someone who is capable. I'm not asking. It's an order.
Let's appeal to the sense of pride in the professional criminal.
Linda: So Frank, how was Joyce?
Frank: Seldom right but never uncertain.
The judgement comes if there's something we miss and innocent people die.
Being safe can cost you something but it beats the hell out of the alternative.
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The weigh in for Marianne Marston versus Hana Horakova World Boxing Union European Featherweight Championship bout took place this morning at the TRAD TKO Boxing Gym in Canning Town.
The change of location and time was due to an error on Ms. Horakova's flight arrangements, which see her only arrive in London late last night.
Marianne Marston 56kg
Hana Horakova 56.30kg
Marianne Marston versus Hana Horakova, for the WBU European Featherweight title, co-headlines the Dave Murphy Acourtier Events WARZONE Event, which takes place at York Hall in Bethnal Green in London on Saturday, 1st March 2014.
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Seattle - Consumers and members of the media are invited to a Recall Roundup to learn about previously recalled products that continue to cause death and serious injury to children. Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center, the Washington State Department of Health, and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission hope to raise awareness about the dangers these products pose for children.
"Recalled products cause about fifty deaths of children in the United States each year," said Mark Del Beccaro, MD, associate chief of emergency services at Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center. "We continue to see injuries from unsafe products in emergency departments across the country, and these injuries could have been prevented if families had either replaced, repaired or thrown them away."
The Recall Roundup focuses on twelve previously recalled consumer items that continue to cause deaths and injuries to children each year. Many of these items are found in thrift and secondhand stores. These products include dangerous playpens, unsafe baby cribs, jackets/sweatshirts with drawstrings, and others. Consumers are advised to destroy, repair, or replace these items so that they comply with current safety standards.
"The Legislature directed us to raise awareness about recalled products with the passage of the Infant and Children's Product Safety Campaign bill last session," said Maxine Hayes, MD, MPH, state health officer. "We have teamed with Children's Hospital to establish a statewide infant and children product safety campaign with the goal of decreasing the number of wholly-preventable injuries or deaths that occur each year."
The Recall Roundup will take place between 11:30 a.m. -1:00 p.m. at the Children's Thrift Store located at 15835 Westminster Way N. (Aurora Square), Seattle, WA 98133 (206-448-1507). The following child health advocates will be present to answer questions, distribute educational materials about product recalls, and discuss their personal experiences with the effects of recalled products: Dr. Del Beccaro; Eugene Staebell, senior investigator of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission; Alice Braverman, Goodwill Industries; and Laura Hauser, a parent whose son's death was caused by a recalled product.
For more information about product recalls or to sign up for an automatic email update on product recalls, please call the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's hotline at 1-800-638-2772 or visit www.cpsc.gov.
Consistently ranked as one of the best children's hospitals in the country by U.S. News & World Report, Seattle Children's serves as the pediatric and adolescent academic medical referral center for the largest landmass of any children's hospital in the country (Washington, Alaska, Montana and Idaho). For more than 100 years, Seattle Children's has been delivering superior patient care while advancing new treatments through pediatric research. Seattle Children's serves as the primary teaching, clinical and research site for the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Washington School of Medicine. The hospital works in partnership with Seattle Children's Research Institute and Seattle Children's Hospital Foundation. For more information, visit www.seattlechildrens.org or follow us on Twitter or Facebook.
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Complaint Review: James Ryan
James Ryan202 Independence Avenue Washington, Washington DC United States of America
James Ryan Tony Parker This was an on going grant scam . asking me to wire money to get money Washington, Washington DC
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They even went as far as to tell me to borrow the money . The total amount I gave to this scam was $5,000 . This money that I was to receive was a generous amount for me , because this would have helped me get out of some debt with the bills that was accrued over that past months .
I am a student also that was just trying to get out of some of the debt that I made on behalf of myself as well as my mother who has been sick for over the past 4 years . She has not been able to work at all . This situation has been very frustrating to at this point . I really need your help in this matter .
Mary Singer
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Greer's research focuses on creating 3-dimensional nano-architectures and designing experiments to assess their properties. These architected meta-materials have multiple applications as biomedical devices, battery electrodes, and lightweight structural materials and provide a rich "playground" for fundamental science. Greer has S.B. in Chemical Engineering (minor in Advanced Music Performance) from MIT in 1997, Ph.D. in Materials Science from Stanford, worked at Intel (2000-03) and was a post-doc at PARC (2005-07). Julia joined Caltech in 2007 and has appointments in Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, and Medical Engineering.
Greer has over 100 publications; she was recently named a National Security Science and Engineering Faculty Fellow (2016), was selected as a Midwest Mechanics lecturer (2015), and her work was recognized among Top 10 Breakthrough Technologies by MIT's Technology Review (2015). She was a Gilbreth Lecturer at the National Academy of Engineering (2015), is a Young Global Leader by World Economic Forum (2014) and is a recipient of multiple awards: Kavli Early Career (2014), Nano Letters Y oung Investigator Lectureship (2013), Society of Engineering Science Y oung Investigator (2013), TMS Early Career Faculty (2013), NASA Early Career Faculty (2012), Popular Mechanics Breakthrough Award (2012), ASME Early Career (2011), DOE Early Career (2011), TMS's Young Leaders (2010), DARPA's Young Faculty (2009), Technology Review's TR-35, (2008), and NSF's CAREER (2007). Greer serves as an Associated Editor of Nano Letters and on the Board of Reviewing Editors for Science. She is also a concert pianist, with recent performances of "nanomechanics rap" with MUSE/IQUE, solo piano recitals and chamber concerts (2007-present), and as a soloist of Brahms Concerto No. 2 with Redwood Symphony (2006).
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California Institute of Technology
David Oh is a senior systems engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and was Lead Flight Director of NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover. David led the teams that successfully flew the rover to Mars in 2012 and led the cross-cutting systems engineering team that designed, tested, and delivered the rover's core avionics, thermal, and communications systems. He is currently the Project Systems Engineer for "Psyche: Journey to a Metal World," a proposed mission that would use electric propulsion to explore the largest metal asteroid in the solar system. He received a Sc.D. in Aeronautics and Astronautics from MIT in 1997.
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Former Lead Flight Director, Curiosity Mars Rover
Dr. Mike North, host of Discovery shows "Prototype This!," "In The Making," & "The Potentialists," and Science Show "Outrageous Acts of Science," is an undaunted, anything-but-mild engineer. Fusing science with media he opens doors to awe-inspiring experiences and radical paradigm shifts, whether teaching innovation at UC Berkeley, creating a more equitable planet as founder of ReAllocate, or making the impossible at North Design Labs.
Host, Prototype This!
Discovery Channel
Walter O'Brien is the CEO of Scorpion Computer Services, CEO of Scorpion Studios, the founder of ConciergeUp.com, and the Executive Producer of Scorpion, the hit CBS-TV drama with over 26 million television viewers that is inspired by O'Brien's life. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has certified Walter O'Brien as being a person of national interest to the United States and granted him an Extraordinary Ability EB 1-1 Visa. He has worked with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, plus Navy and Air Force systems to employ his artificial intelligence systems to protect American military personnel. In addition, he has worked with multiple Fortune 500 companies including the world's largest mutual fund, Fujitsu, Trados, Oracle Corporation, Baltimore Technologies, and Critical Path. O'Brien serves as chairman or board member for the Houston Technology Center, Strike Force Solutions, Talentorum Alliance, and Lawloop.
O'Brien regularly donates his time and talent to helping charities and the community in general to encourage new generations to celebrate intelligence. He is a frequent media commentator, public speaker and radio show guest. O'Brien provided the seed funding for TaxiWatch Kilkenny, a suicide prevention program that has saved 75 lives since its inception in 2015. Also in 2015 O'Briencontributed to the next XPRIZE selection as part of XPRIZE Visioneering.
CEO, Scorpion Computer Services
Executive Producer, Scorpion (CBS-TV series)
André Choulika, Ph.D., is one of the founders of Cellectis and has been Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer since 2000. He has also been President of Calyxt since August 2010. From 1997 to 1999, Dr. Choulika worked as a post-doctoral fellow in the Division of Molecular Medicine at Boston Children's Hospital, where he was a pioneer in the analysis and use of meganucleases to modify complex genomes. After receiving his Ph.D. in molecular virology from the University of Paris VI (Pierre et Marie Curie), he completed a research fellowship in the Harvard Medical School Department of Genetics. André Choulika also has management training from the HEC (Challenge +).
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Sean O'Sullivan is founder and Managing Director of SOSV. Sean got his entrepreneurial start as a founder of MapInfo, bringing street mapping technology to personal computers. MapInfo went on to become a $200 million public company with over 1,000 employees. In another startup, he and George Favaloro from Compaq invented the term "cloud computing." Sean has continued as a visionary entrepreneur and investor, creating and supporting a range of businesses, humanitarian and educational endeavors, including JumpStart International, CoderDojo, Mathletes and Khan Academy.
Sean graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1985 with a degree in electrical engineering.
Managing Director
Dr. Chia-Peng Day is a Sr. VP/General Manager of the Foxconn Technology Group. He had received a Ph.D. from M.I.T. Dr. Day had worked at General Motors Manufacturing Development on early painting robot development, as a founding member and director of advanced robot systems at GM-Fanuc Robotics, and worked on automation systems at Rockwell Automation and manufacturing systems at Stoneridge Corp. before joining Foxconn.
General Manager - Automation Technology Development Committee
Marc Hamilton is Vice President of Solutions Architecture and Engineering at NVIDIA. He leads a worldwide engineering team responsible for working with NVIDIA's customers and partners to deliver the world's best end to end solutions for artificial intelligence, deep learning, professional visualization, and high performance computing. Prior to NVIDIA, Marc worked at HP in the Hyperscale Business Unit and at Sun Microsystems in the HPC and data center groups. Marc holds a BS in Math and Computer Science from UCLA, an MS in Electrical Engineering from USC, and is a graduate of the UCLA Executive Management program.
Vice President of Solutions Architecture and Engineering
Dr. John L. Gustafson is an applied physicist and mathematician. He is a former Director at Intel Labs and former Chief Product Architect at AMD. A pioneer in high-performance computing, he introduced cluster computing in 1985 and first demonstrated scalable massively parallel performance on real applications in 1988. This became known as Gustafson's Law, for which he won the inaugural ACM Gordon Bell Prize. He is also a recipient of the IEEE Computer Society's Golden Core Award.
Visiting Professor, A*STAR-CRC
Former Chief Product Architect, AMD
Former Director, Intel Labs
Thomas worked at the MIT Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies for 3 years as both an end user of HPC systems, and later transitioned into designing and building them at the lab. This experience led to starting REX Computing in 2013 as a recipient of Peter Thiel's "20 Under 20" Fellowship, where he leads architectural design and operations. Thomas has been featured on Forbes' 30 under 30 list and is a project lead for the Open Compute Project HPC Group.
REX Computing
Kevin is an accomplished entrepreneur and executive, with experience in the networking, storage, cloud and security sectors. Kevin is CEO and co-founder of food tech innovator Innit Inc. Previous roles include CEO of Kidaro (acquired: MSFT), Vice President at Decru (acquired: NTAP), and VP/GM and founding team at Inktomi (NASDAQ, acquired: YHOO). Kevin is a Fellow at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business where he sits on the Dean's Advisory Council, and earned his Bachelor's and MBA degrees at UC Berkeley, where he served as MBA class president.
Cofounder and CEO
As editor in chief, Jason Pontin is responsible for the editorial direction, media platforms, and business strategy of MIT Technology Review, including the rapidly expanding U.S. and international websites, the award-winning print magazine, videos, newsletters, business reports, and live events such as EmTech, the company's annual conference focused on emerging technologies. He also serves as chairman of its international entrepreneurial network, MIT Enterprise Forum.
Mr. Pontin joined MIT Technology Review in 2004 as its editor and was named publisher in August 2005. From 1996 to 2002, Mr. Pontin was the editor of Red Herring, a business and technology publication. From 2002 to 2004 he served as editor in chief of the Acumen Journal, which he founded, covering the business, economic, and policy implications of discoveries in biotechnology and the life sciences. He has written for national and international publications, including the New York Times, the Economist, the Financial Times, Wired, and the Believer. He is a frequent guest on television and radio.
Editor in Chief & Publisher
MIT Technology Review
In her 14 years at MIT, Kathleen has helped MIT Technology Review to redefine the magazine brand and to achieve success in a rapidly changing market. She has established several new lines of business in the United States as well as in Asia, Europe and Latin America. She leads events, sales and international licensing for MIT's media company as well as the global team of the entrepreneurial support organization, the MIT Enterprise Forum.
She has been a long-time judge for the MITX awards and a distinguished juror for Lemelson-MIT prizes, also known as the "Nobel Prize for Innovators." She sits on the board of the MIT Enterprise Forum and she was awarded the 2009 Folio: 40, which recognized the most innovative and influential people in magazines.
MIT Technology Review
Professor Sir David Lane is one of the scientists credited with the landmark discovery of cancer gene p53 , called the "Guardian of the genome", in 1979. He is currently the chief scientist of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*Star), where his main role is to advise and engage in scientific development across the Biomedical Research Council and the Scientific Engineering Research Council at the strategic level.
He is Scientific Director of the Ludwig Institute, a not-for-profit foundation, that promotes and funds international research on cancer. He is also the chairman of Chugai Pharmbody Research, which he helped to attract to Singapore.
Chief Scientist
Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR)
Professor Daniel Hastings is currently director of the Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART). Before joining SMART, Hastings completed a seven-and-a-half-year tenure as MIT's dean of undergraduate education. Hastings, the Cecil and Ida Green Education Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics and Engineering Systems, joined the MIT faculty in 1985 and became a full professor in 1993.
From 1997 to 1999, Hastings served as the U.S. Air Force's chief scientist, leading influential studies of Air Force investments in space and of preparations for a 21st-century science and technology workforce. From 2002 to 2008, he was a member of the National Science Board. He became director of the MIT Technology and Policy Program in 2000, director of the Engineering Systems Division in 2004, and dean for undergraduate education in 2006.
CEO, Singapore MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART)
Former Chief Scientist, US Air Force
Alexander Ling is a Principal Investigator at the Centre for Quantum Technologies located at the National University of Singapore.
His expertise is on development of quantum systems that can work outside of university labs, and Alexander has a strong interest in deploying quantum technology for applications. He took part in the first quantum encryption demonstration in Singapore (in 2004), and is currently working to overcome the technical challenges faced in building a global quantum encryption network. One of his latest achievements is the successful operation of a quantum light source on board a satellite in space. Alexander received his PhD from NUS, and worked as a post-doc at the National Institute of Standards and Technology in the United States before returning to Singapore.
Principal Investigator, Quantum Optics
Centre for Quantum Technologies
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Kay-Soon is the centre director of satellite research centre (SaRC) of Nanyang Technological University. He has worked in the academia as well as in the industry. He joined the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Nanyang Technological University in 1994 first as a lecturer and subsequently became an Associate Professor. He has successfully supervised 48 graduate theses and delivered 43 funded projects. He has served as Consultants to many companies and had a number of patents on nonlinear circuits, UWB systems, solar energy management system and imaging sensor. His present funded projects are in the field of control system and satellite development.
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The stalemate between the Milwaukee Mile Holdings LLC and the State Fair Park board over the future of the racetrack continues.
To recap: The cash-strapped Milwaukee Mile has asked State Fair officials to give them a break on the license fee (approximately $700,000 this year), and be given the opportunity to develop a piece of land along I-94 near the Pettit National Ice Center.
The State Fair board, which negotiated a deal with Milwaukee Mile investors earlier this year, has said no dice. At least that's the word from Patrice Harris, the board's spokesman. Individual members of the board, which include several elected officials, have declined to speak to me about the dispute.
Meanwhile, there's plenty going on behind the scenes. Last week, Karl Theile, vice president of finance for Time Warner Cable, sent a letter to Frank J. Andrews, chair of the Milwaukee Mile. In the letter, which also was sent to me, Theile said charges that former State Fair chairman Marty Greenberg interfered with a sponsorship relationship the Mile had with AT&T last year were untrue.
The Mile has charged that, even though AT&T had an exclusive sponsorship relationship for a race last year, Greenberg allowed Time Warner to set up an exhibit nearby. AT&T has since ended its sponsorship agreement with the Mile, which Mile investors say cost them hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue.
The catch in all of this is that Greenberg is married to Bev Greenberg, a Time Warner Cable executive.
But Thiele said the Mile's charges are bogus. "Martin J. Greenberg, who was chairman at the time of the State Fair Board, never 'allowed' Time Warner Cable to put an exhibit on State Fair property, Thiele wrote. "As a matter of fact, Greenberg and Craig Barkelar, CFO of the State Fair, adamantly rejected Time Warner Cable's request to locate a Time Warner exhibit on State Fair property and suggested that the company schedule a different time for the exhibit," Thiele wrote.
According to Thiele, Time Warner Cable then went to the Pettit National Ice Center, a separate entity, and signed a contract with them to secure land for a special Time Warner exhibit.
Evan Zeppos, a spokesman for the Mile, said Thiele's letter did not deserve a response. He pointed to two previous letters written by attorneys representing the Mile. In those letters, the Mile continues to accuse State Fair officials of violating its contract with the Mile and allowing Time Warner access to property.
The State Fair Park board is expected to meet again on Nov. 24. Zeppos said Mile investors still want to work out an agreement to continue racing at the track. But the board says there's no need to change an agreement the Mile signed onto earlier this year.
Waiting in the wings is Dominic Giuffre, a businessman who was a Mile promoter for years. Giuffre says he's ready with a new investor group, but says no one will talk to him while the current agreement is in effect.
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Posted 25 February 2011 - 01:46 AM
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I present you my Venator-class Star Destroyer in Midi-Scale. It has 697 pieces and is not in scale with 8099 - Midi-Scale Imperial Star Destroyer. Critics and comments are welcome as always. Enjoy!
My model:
Side view:
With a little stand, like 8099.
Top view:
There's a ship approaching (WIP). Can you guess what it is?
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Posted 25 February 2011 - 01:53 AM
Not bad, although the back looks funny because it comes in way to much, and the hangar bay is relatively over sized. Will we see it in the bricks?
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Posted 25 February 2011 - 04:55 AM
I think my favorite part of this would have to be the bridge tower area, because you've captured that area really accurately, which of course looks quite nice. The inclusion of all eight turbolaser batteries is another nice detail, as well as the boosters which look great.
Moving on to areas that I think could be improved...
Like 8099, this model appears to have a noticeable gap in the front of the nose. I don't know whether you could actually seal the gap while retaining the core, but at the very least you could put some bricks in there so it wouldn't look so empty.
Judging from this picture, I think the hangar bay (and maybe just the whole ship in general) is a tad fat. Again, I think this could be due to the use of the 8099 core. It does appear that you've done some work in making the core thinner, but maybe just a bit more.
Speaking of the top view, it looks like you've got some angles to fix. It's definitely too thin in that area, as well as too rectangular, which kills the overall shape. You can also see that the red stripe down the middle could be shortened slightly.
Like 8099 it looks like this has some random dark grey here and there. Now there does appear to be some dark spots on the Venator's hull, but I think your placement of the spots could be better.
As for the approaching ship, that looks an awful lot like a Providence carrier...
KielDaMan, I think that the bridge is supposed to be gray. I don't know where that CGI model came from, but it's certainly not from the film.
Posted 25 February 2011 - 07:01 AM
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Posted 25 February 2011 - 07:25 AM
There's more but those are decent.
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Posted 25 February 2011 - 07:34 AM
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Cad Bane, on 25 February 2011 - 07:25 AM, said:
There's more but those are decent.
Posted 25 February 2011 - 11:28 AM
CallMePie, on 25 February 2011 - 07:34 AM, said:
I agree. I am no expert, and I think this looks very accurate at a careful glance. I love all the detailing, and this really is the sort of thing a Lego designer might come up with. Great MOC.
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Commander Laquiet, on 25 February 2011 - 11:28 AM, said:
You meant 'casual glance', right? Because what I did was basically a careful glance. And 'but' rather than 'and' for the conjunction - it's likely that accuracy wouldn't be noticeable to someone who's 'no expert' on the subject, especially for LEGO (why do you think people buy 6212?).
KielDaMan, that's very interesting. Was the red designation also true of the Venators in the '03 Clone Wars, or is this unique to the '08 series? (In other words, is it a retcon or not? )
Posted 25 February 2011 - 09:40 PM
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Posted 26 February 2011 - 01:56 AM
fallenangel309, on 25 February 2011 - 09:27 PM, said:
I know you didn't ask me, but I was curious and did some research. I looked for images of Venators from the '03 series and it looks as if all of them are gray bridged and have five stripes. (Please correct me if I'm wrong though. I have not seen the '03 series and found the pics through Wookieepedia)
Here's some pics: Impavid Below the ship Space Battle
Also, I think they're gray and 5-striped in ROTS as well...
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I look forward to seeing that WIP completed.
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Posted 26 February 2011 - 10:37 PM
Posted 26 February 2011 - 11:54 PM
A fantastic medium-sized Venator Attack Cruiser! Wonderfully detailed and cleverly using the techniques of the official medium Star Destroyer!
Congratulations on this perfectly turned out version!
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Posted 27 February 2011 - 06:04 PM
As for a brickbuilt version I say it's impossible for me. The prices of LEGO where I live are almost unaffordable. For example, when I bought my 7674 V-19 Torrent I paid R$318,00 something like US$ 191,40. Bricklink is out of my reach, for now.
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Miles is a specialist in professional liability, insurance and commercial litigation.
He has been described by Chambers as "an absolute gem" who is "fabulous with clients and incredibly on top of the detail" (2014) and "an outstanding barrister whose personal skills are superb. He has a great ability to make you feel comfortable…" (2015). Chambers also states that he "Consistently delivers high-quality work, goes the extra mile and is very approachable." And that "He is very, very polished - he really goes through all the papers and he thinks outside the box." (2016).
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Miles is a member of the Professional Negligence Bar Association, the British Insurance Law Association, COMBAR and the Bar Pro Bono Unit.
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Miles has written a number of articles on issues of importance in professional liability and insurance law and has been published in the Journal of Professional Negligence, the New Law Journal, Insurance Law Monthly and the Sweet & Maxwell Civil Procedure Rule Reports and by the Practical Law Company. He has also provided solicitors' liability training to the claims handling unit of a leading firm of solicitors and lectured on a number of different topics including the SRA Code of Conduct and legal professional privilege. He is the author of the Practical Law Company's practice note on the pre-contractual duty of utmost good faith.
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Miles is recommended by the Chambers and Legal 500 in the field of professional negligence.
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My niece had a 30th birthday bash in Las Vegas, it was a themed trailer trash party. This is the cake her friends brought to the party. Made with Hostess Twinkies, Cup Cakes, Zingers and Donuts. As you can see, the layers were held up by cans of beer and soup. Truely trailer trash. :)
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Gold cascade wire bonsai tree on rock by Ken To by KenToArtWatch
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I forgot the name of the blue rock, it's not a peacock ore this time, this one is like a chalky blue finish.
the rock reminds me of Merlinite!~
your work is so beautiful!
How much do they cost?
If you visit my website at ken-to.com, you can see the trees that were sold to get an idea.
This is a superb piece!
Beautiful work! The blue rock and the gold compliment each other very well!
I really like it. It almost looks like the blue stone is an egg or a seed. Very beautiful.


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|10 weeks 28 min ago
I think at minimum Demps will be a late sub FWD that we bring on when we need a goal in Russia. His playmaking ability is still second to none on the team. I don't think his scrappiness in and around the box will go away.
I don't think he will have the legs to go a full 90 though. Not sure he will have that for WCQ even.
If Demps can start and go 60 in Russia then I'm all for it. He's earned the benefit of the doubt imo until 2 Fwds are clearly better. Right now only Woods is on that path to eclipse him. Woods I agree was the Big Big winner.
I think Bradley needs to embrace the beckerman role and go full on D Mid with limited possession duities. Problem is Bradley is not that great defensively. He just runs around a lot often times with limited purpose. Beckerman for all his physical short comings puts him self in good positions. Unfortuantely, even that is not good enough now bc he is so slow and lacks any possession skills.
Beckerman should not suit up ever again unless its a concacaf bottom dweller.
|10 weeks 5 hours ago
|agree 100%. No way WC squad be that young
Klinsi won't even play Nagbe and Pulisic in Copa at home. No way he starts or gives serious minutes CCV, Miazga, Zelalem, Green. All would be fortunate to start in Gold Cup next year.
None of the latter names could really do much at the US youth levels let alone senior in 2 years.
I think Ecuador starting line up will largely be the WC starters. I hope replacements for Jones and Bradley are available or at least to push them bc I consider our central midfield weak.
Back line is set until WC. Only changes if a LB emerges which would be great so Johnson can move to midfield.
FWDs will be strong, I hope Altidore is limited to a Dempsey backup from now on. Wood better stay ahead of him with Morris actually coming on in a like for like with Wood starting next year.
I worry Klinsi loves altidore though...
I too suspect Guzan will not be the goalie. After LB that is priroity #1 IMO.
|19 weeks 2 days ago
|go to mapmyrun.com
|21 weeks 3 days ago
|i agree
From O'Korn I saw happy feet way too quickly. Granted its very early but O'Korn isn't the Frosh or even RS Frosh. He has multiple years in college.
He did not seem as poised. It worked out most of the time bc he got yards with his legs but QB play like that makes the OL look worse and doesn't give playmakers a chance downfield.
I'm sure he'll get bettet as time goes on but Speight looked like he won Rd 1 to me.
|38 weeks 5 days ago
|or at RB, or at WR, or at TE...
spread even the playing field. 1 on 1 anything can happen and thats all those O based themselves around. Creating 1 on 1 matchups. actually 2 on 1 if you count the QB.
|38 weeks 5 days ago
Will put more pressue on UM coaches to be able to gear OUR D to stop spread offenses. MD will be a nice tune up for OSU most years. That makes OSU, IU, and MD all running spread in our own divison. We'll be forced to react if we want to go to Indy.
More Athletes on D please. Sorry, I just disagree with Brian on this topic wrt LBs. Instincts are obviously critical but just being a stud athlete can clean up some mistakes (as well as magnifiy errors yes I know).
I'm fine with pro-style O with Harbaugh and turning away from spreads. But we can't ignore the spread when it comes to playing Defense. OSU is/will be the best or close to the best at it as long as Meyer is there.
|38 weeks 5 days ago
|Cook > any UM Pro Style QB since?
MSU has had NFL caliber O talent as of late.
|38 weeks 5 days ago
I agree 100% and was going to post basically the same thing.
Not sure anyone can convince me that you need A++ talent to be ELITE on O and run a pro-style. Same is not true for Spread game. Examples of the latter are plenty.
Luckily at UM we have the potential for A++ talent on O (still ligh years away from that - see OL, RBs).
|39 weeks 6 days ago
|Goes back to recruiting
Ppl get mad but we recruit just shooters. More to the game then that. Great when 3s fall you don't need to rebound or play d then. When they don't you need a plan b.
We don't even recruit good ball handlers. Literally just shooters and incredibly weak under skilled 4s and 5s. Wagner is a 3 at a real ball program.
UM Built like a mid major thru and thru.
|39 weeks 6 days ago
|Way too soft
Beilein's best team had Burke, Mcgary, and JMO. Three tough hustle players. Now we just have a bunch of guys who are good at horse. Yes I know those 3 were talent but there toughness was what made the difference.
Zero rebounding and zero D. It's ok to recruit well rounded players and not just shooters who are young for their grade. Constantly look like boys among men. Team is set up like its a mid major...not a legit power program.
|40 weeks 3 days ago
|Beat OSU and we go to rose bowl
MSU will beat Iowa and go to the playoff. Rose or committee will take a Michigan team drag off an OSU win over Iowa. There biggest win if they lost to MSU is NU. Been there done that. Michigan has 1.5 losses in the eyes of committee too.
|42 weeks 1 day ago
|Non-lewis DBs have just been OK though
Non Lewis DBs have not been spread out onto island as much either...so IMO will be easy to avoid Lewis for IU.
If UM DL straight blows people up its all moot bc Non-Lewis DBs can hang with IU WRs for the first few seconds. IU knows that though, I imagine they get the bal out real quick and hope to break something. I agree they won't consistently move the ball much this way. But they are goos at O. They will break some.
|42 weeks 1 day ago
|its not a great match-up for UMs D IMO
I think UM's secondary (outside of Lewis) could get exposed a bit.
Key will be consistent DL pressue on obvious passing downs makeing the DBs look good. Safeties have given up some plays in the running and passing game (and taking some away too) as of late.
Honestly UMs best D could be there O. IU has not been able to stop the run much...but UMs run has regressed some as of late (Minn has a good D but Rutgers does not). Hopefully the OL has a good day and the RBs are starting to get healthy. I think the O could keep IU off the field with special teams giving us good field position on O (and D).
Just can't let special teams or the O give away any points. this UM O is not ready for a shoot out.
I would say its defniitely a classic UM game to lose sort of situation. IU is capable of stealing one though.
|42 weeks 4 days ago
Love me some Peppers. But the hype is getting to be much. He is almost at the Norfleet level.
|42 weeks 4 days ago
|Peppers not "Generational Talent". He is 1st rd NFL pick
Great article. Great kid. UM lucky to have him. Just hope we get more which doesn't seem to unrealistic to me. Homer goggles aside.
I mea neg away but lets not over-hype Peppers. Will get Heisman talk next season bc we are MICHIGAN and he plays 5 positions for us.
He is great and will be a 1st rd pick after Jr year. That just makes him a once per year talent in CFB.
This just shows how weak the talent - true playmaker talent - at UM over the last 10 years.
The elite of CFB (Bama, LSU, OSU, USC in the day, even UF on D, FSU..etc) have a player like Peppers on the roster every season. They just don't need him to play QB/WR/RB plus CB/LB/Safety bc they already have good players at that position. Lack of depth and playmakers on this team is why Peppers seems like a man among boys on our team.
FWIW, Denard is/was just as talented as Peppers and last I checked he's the same generation. Damn near every other year LSU has a DB equally a freak. Bama probably every 3 years. TN had Eric Berry. Myles Jack at UCLA can do it all. McCaffery at Standford I'm sure can play 5 positions if needed. Hargraves at UF. Braxton Miller at OSU (if they would use him). Honey Badger..etc..etc
Hopefully with Harbaugh we have 1st rd NFL talent starting in the back seven every season. Then we'll be like LSU, Bama, OSU, FSU, UF..
|46 weeks 6 days ago
|is vitals vs bolden/Morgan in space a prob?
Confident in UMs run d and ability to tackle in space on short we stuff.
Is vitals athletic enough in space to cause our LBs problems though? Haven't seen enough of NU to know
|47 weeks 5 days ago
|Over under
Over under on Rudock pass attempts? I say 18.
Will be a slog fest. Hopefully we get 1 big PA deep ball to boost some confidents in the QB.
Who gets more snaps this game? Green, Drake, Isaac? I say Green in a surprise move.
|49 weeks 2 days ago
|haha thats fair
|49 weeks 2 days ago
|haha thats fair
I'm just saying the conf is weak and our track record vs the #3/4 SEC team is not great. They tend to be a lot more like the S Carolina bowl game then UF-Tebow game.
neg away, but the top 2 from the SEC are going to playoff/BCS games. This means a hypothetical 8-9win UM team could play the loser of the SEC championship game or SEC West runner up.
Do you think UM (even an 8-9 win UM, so losses to MSU,OSU,Utah, maybe Minny) could beat:
Bama, Ole MIss, LSU, or UGA in a bowl game? An 8-9win UM team would play one of them in Florida. I just don't see that as a W at the moment. Not with this QB play. I'm not saying it would be UT vs UM 2002 citrus bowl all over again but it could.
|49 weeks 2 days ago
Our 5star skill players (Grady, now Green) have not worked out for whatever reason. Big but no speed.
You would think 5 star RBs would have both.
|49 weeks 3 days ago
|my logic (if forced to call bowl game now)
|49 weeks 3 days ago
|my logic (if forced to call bowl game now)
|49 weeks 3 days ago
|my logic (if forced to call bowl game now)
Win 8 games then lose bowl game. I say this bc 8 wins and the Michigan game prob gets us in NYD type bowl (citrus, outback) vs SEC which is an L.
If we win 7 then we go to easier bowl and likely win (pinstripe or holiday type bowl)
That would be my logic right now without knowing the opponent in bowl game. If we won 9-10 I would assume an L bc we would be in citrus or BCS type bowl. IMO UM not ready for those yet.
Peronally, I think BYU is huge game. We win and 8 wins is possible. 9 if QB play can go from liability to good. Can only beat MSU or OSU if QB play is "great" on those games. Right now I would say that is NOT likely given their talent and what we have seen thus far but you never know. Harbaugh should get improvement each week
UM loses to BYU then I'm firmly in the win 7 camp.Lose to BYU tells me MSU and OSU is 1% chance. Other toss up games become worrisome (@minny,@NU)...maybe @PSU. If we can beat BYU now then I think UM wins 2 of those 3 above for sure IMO.
I am assuming there is a headscratcher/frustrating B1G loss somwhere.
|49 weeks 3 days ago
|50 weeks 4 days ago
|you can play well in a loss
I know what you mean though. There shouldnt be as many after a L IMO.
I would say in general:
I would say TFL for DL and LBs. Maybe big 3rd/4th down solo tackle or INT for a LB too.
QBs should only get it after a W, multiple if big game and W
WRs for great blocking or big TDs (impactful, game wiinner)
DBs for breakups, screen destruction
OL for NO sacks or Braden for that pull and block at the end of the half..etc
RB for big games, big blocks
|50 weeks 4 days ago
|why does everyone have 6-8 stickers? 1 game?
I don't mind it but seems like some grade inflation here. everyone has 6-8 after 1 game (a loss with many mistakes). oh well
|51 weeks 4 days ago
|Rudock drilled on Darboh throw. Had to sling it
if given more time Rudock could have gotten a little more air on teh Darboh ball allowing him time to adjust but he got crushed as soon as he released (looked like he had to get it off early).
Tough play for Rudock. Darboh could have reacted to the ball a little better once he turned his head around but it would have been a tought play. That hard step to the outside away from the ball before it arives killed his momentum.
Chesson through is a flat out miss. I'm not sure Chesson has the greatest hands to make a diving catch. If he ove he maybe gets a finger on it, not catchable unless you are Megatron IMO.
|51 weeks 5 days ago
|Good luck!
I went rafting on the TN/GA border for my birthday about 5 years ago. Was one of the most fun days of my life. Great time. Never knew how much fun rafting could be.
|51 weeks 5 days ago
|wife is a teacher so we just got back from vacation
Went to Boston (my first time, then drove out to cape cod). Highly recommend. I was impressed with the beaches and nice small towns with great dining (Chatam) and MV. laying low this wknd.
Actually going to be researching some stocks.Given the discounts we've seen from all time highs over the last month or so. Have been on the sideline awhile. Have had Apple for over a year and bought TGT after the credit card-data breach last year. Other than that just have regular work 401k with mutual funds.
anyonelse thinking about buying? or currently selling?
As far as drinks. Bought some Four Roses Bourbon and Caribe (Trinidad & Tobago Lager) a couple weeks ago that I want to finish off over the weekend. The wife and I are going on this advocare diet. No booze for 24days amongst other things. Who knows, if UM goes on a run I might have to quit booze until they lose again.
|51 weeks 5 days ago
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