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SCALE Development Update # 20: Hermit Mode
Hey folks!
I've been in Hermit Mode for a bit here, and that was intentional. As you know by now, I'm a bit of a scientist when it comes to... Read more
SCALE Video Update #1: Walkthrough & Neo Dollhouse Puzzles
Hey everybody! I did a video update this week :).
I ended up postponing the Tuesday stream because of internet issues; the stream will be on Thursday this week!... Read more
SCALE Development Update #19: Deliberate Practice
There is a difference between repetition and deliberate practice
Those of you who read these updates have no doubt noticed that I focus on growth and personal development. I think... Read more
Beat the Dev 2 is Live!
Erin's amazing Sierra-club benefit charity stream Beat the Dev is back!
We're live right now (and all weekend.)
Come watch streamers try to beat developers at their own games.... Read more
SCALE Development Update #18: Uncertain, Uncomfortable, & OK
We're back from our Banff workcation! Otherwise known as the noise Nightcrawler makes when he appears, ha ha. It was a magical experience and I feel so, so privileged to... Read more
SCALE Development Update #17: The Impossible Club
The week after PAX (and my crazy work hyperburst) has been great. This week I was able to achieve a few periods of deep, delicious concentration. I've been working on... Read more
SCALE Development Update #16: Hyperburst PAX
Woo PAX! I'm back from PAX East :). Thanks so much to all the backers who stopped by and said hi and to everyone who came by and tested. This... Read more
SCALE Development Update #15: Everything Old is Awesome Now
In this update: ruminations on ruminating on ideas over a long project.
Reminder that the stream is live today at the normal time :). We'll be going live at 2pm... Read more
SCALE Development Update #14: Slaying Two Dark Dragons of Usability
In this update, WE SOLVE THE TWO MAIN USABILITY PROBLEMS WITH THE GAME IN ONE WEEK. WOO.
First, I will say that things have been going super well. Two weeks... Read more
Tuesday Dev Stream go go go!
Hey everyone! So sorry for the late notice - I had to do a bunch of driving this morning and am just now back at the keys. Today's dev stream... Read more
GDC Week!
Hey folks! No stream this week because we're at the Game Developer's Conference. Back to regularly scheduled stream next week.
I crammed hard on a build for GDC that included... Read more
Tuesday Dev Stream of Justice! (Today at 2pm PST)
Yeah yeah yea! Let's keep this combo going :D
I'll be live streaming SCALE development today at 2pm-???. Today's stream is a special CRUNCH STREAM. It goes until question mark... Read more
Dev Stream on for now (Today/Tuesday 2pm)
Hey everybody! As of right now I'm planning to do the normal 2pm Tuesday dev stream. I'm helping to move my grandmother into a new facility this morning. Assuming it... Read more
Tuesday Dev Stream today at 2pm PST
Hey everybody! Keeping the Tuesday dev stream combo alive, I'll be live on Twitch today at 2pm:
Come on by! I'll do a little tour of the game for... Read more
Dev Stream Today at 2pm PST
Hey everybody!
I'll be streaming again this afternoon at 2pm. That's in about 25 minutes...
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Dev Stream Tuesday (2016-02-02) @ 2pm PST
Hey everybody!
I'll be live streaming SCALE development on Tuesday. I'll walk through the game in its current state, talk about the road map to ship, and generally hang out... Read more
Beat the Dev!
Hey everybody! SCALE update coming soon but I just wanted to quick let you know about this amazing event my amazing wife Erin has organized, Beat the Dev:
Beat... Read more
SCALE Development Update #12: the Tale of the Three Hubs
In this update: Indiecade(!), the tale of the Three Hubs, and grammar updates.
Hi there! How are you?
Thank you ONCE AGAIN to our most excellent Alpha testers... Read more
SCALE Development Update #11: Alpha Grammar
Thank you so much to everyone who has been... Read more
SCALE Development Update #10: Alpha Time
Good news, everyone! As of today, the first of the backers at the alpha level will start receiving Steam keys (you'll get an email with... Read more
SCALE Development Update #9: Penny Prime and the Philosophy of Level Design
Hey folks! Back to our regularly scheduled updates...
In this update: the evolving philosophy of level design in SCALE, and Penny in the
Level Design for SCALE
The structure of... Read more
SCALE Update #8: A Whole Lot of Stuff!
Hey everybody!
It's been like 5 months since we sent out an update. That's bananas. I didn't realize it had been that long until @tamasyspinged me on twitter.... Read more
Mini-Update (Unity 5 Conversion Continues)
Hey folks!
Plugging away over here on Starship Cubeheart. A quick update on some things I'm doing:
- Rewriting AI for moving enemies so that the deal with scaling objects around... Read more
SCALE Development Update #7: Unity 5 and Beyond!
Happy holidays everyone!
In this update: Unity 5 update, State of the Alpha Address, and new gun design.
Unity 5: SUCCESS...and now the work begins
It's been a few tough... Read more
SCALE Development Update #7
Hail backers! It's high time for an update, don't you think? In this update: state of the alpha, a sweet preview of some in progress artwork, and a new DBAD... Read more
SCALE Development Update #5
In this update: updates on rewards, greyboxing, and some thoughts on burnout.
- Rewards will come in waves, with shirts and gifpop coming soon and the other stuff a bit... Read more
Scale Development Update #4: Toys
Scale Development Update #3: Kleenex Testers
In today's update, a little more about my development approach and how that translates into how we work day to day, week to week, and month to month.
- Concept art. ... Read more
Preorder page now online!
Woo! Due to popular demand you can now preorder SCALE here:
The preorder price is of course more than you excellent folks who supported the Kickstarter pledged but please... Read more
Scale Development Update #2
Hello most excellent backers! I hope your holidays were rejuvenating and jolly. I've been posting semi-updates in the comments section. However, it's high time for an Update!. In the interest... Read more
Campaign Complete: 124% Funded! $108,020 raised! Thank you!
Thank you everyone! 30 minutes ago, SCALE's Kickstarter campaign ended successfully. Collectively you have helped us raise $108,020 which is an amount gobstopping, flabbergasting, and overwhelming in its generosity! We're... Read more
THE END IS NIGH! The Final 24 Hours!
Well, this is it everybody! The home and final stretch. It's been a wild ride. I want to deeply, sincerely, emphatically thank everyone once again for your generosity in backing... Read more
Oculus Stretch goal ACHIEVED! Sandbox + Dale's Custom Comic Tier Sneak Peak!
BAM! We did it! We're bringing the full SCALE experience to the Oculus Rift! If you have a Rift, you'll be able to enjoy SCALE experience in a wonderful new... Read more
SANDBOX MODE! Final Print Artist UNVEILED!
Thank you all again for helping us blast through our goal yesterday. If this keeps up, it looks like we may even hit the Oculus Rift stretch goal today!... Read more
HOOO BOY it's been quite a ride! We can now make SCALE a reality! Thank you so very much for your support! We've said it like 100 times but thank... Read more
98%! Thank You! Thank You!
We're 98 percent of the way to our goal! So, yeah. Won't be long now (!!!) Thank you so much to all our generous donors and those who've been spreading... Read more
New Friends, Kickin' Tunes, and 10% TO GO!!!
Hey everyone! Things are getting exciting! Huuuuge uptick in pledges today. We just blasted through 90%! Holy crap! With your help, we could easily be funded by tomorrow!
Thank you... Read more
Final Week! Final Week! Final Week! New Gameplay Video!
Welcome to the final week of SCALE's Kickstarter campaign! Thanks to all your support and hard work, we're over 87% of the way to our $87,000 goal! It's possible for... Read more
Almost 80% funded with a week left to go!
Thank you all you new backers, you moon-scalers, and those backers who have been standing with us and increasing their pledges! We're almost 80% funded with just a little... Read more
70% funded! PS4 support!
Oh man oh man oh man! Things are really picking up you guys. We just crested 70% funded! Time to power through that home stretch, aww yisss. Thank you to... Read more
New Video: SCALE the Moon! New reward tier: holographic cards from Gifpop! Vines! 60K Madness!
Look what your tremendous support has done! All your hard work has thrown Steve into overdrive, and he made it so that you can SCALE the Moon and control the... Read more
Halfway through time and almost 2/3 to dat goal!
Hey Everyone! Quick update as we head into the weekend!
We're just a hair over halfway through our Kickstarter campaign and in spitting distance of 2/3rds funded! Thank you all... Read more
Update #6: 65% Andrew Art Extravaganza video!
Hey everybody! Just a quick update today. We're 65% of the way there! Thank you once again from the Cubeheart team to you! <3
Here's a sweet video by the... Read more
Update #5: Print artists UNVEILED! Steam Officially Supported! What's the deal with Puzzles?
Thank you thank you thank everyone for backing us and keeping us rolling, nay, THUNDERING along towards our goal! We're over 60% of the way there with 19 days left... Read more
Crossed $50,000 + preview of a gorgeous new level!
Hello sweet, sweet backers! How about a text update today to mix things up?
We've blasted past $50,000! YEAAAAAAH! We have detected the wafting odor of the Sweet Steak of... Read more
Update #3: 50% in 5 Days!
Thank you everyone for helping us to reach 50% of our funding goal in 5 days! Wow. Holy jumpn'. According to a totally rad and super wise owl who... Read more
UPDATE #2: New Rewards/Friends of SCALE Game Pack, AMA this Wednesday, and funding update!
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We're exceptionally pleased to announce that we've added bonus games in the form of GAME PACKS at two (2) new reward... Read more
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While millions of Americans are relaxing and unwinding at parks, on beaches, and in backyards across the country this summer, the House Appropriations Committee is launching a massive assault on their public health and summer vacations. The Fiscal Year 2014 Interior and Environment Appropriations Bill is full of provisions to block the enforcement of clean-air and water safeguards, eliminate protection for America's public lands, and make it easier for Big Oil and coal companies to pollute.
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• You have to start with Wallace, who had three catches for 58 yards and a touchdown, with each catch showing a different skill. On his 16-yard reception, his speed scared cornerback Johnathan Joseph enough that Joseph gave him a large cushion, which made it easy for Wallace to just cut outside with plenty of separation. On the 33-yarder down the sideline, Wallace made a nice adjustment on a ball that Tannehill would later wasn't where he wanted to put it. And then on the touchdown, Wallace found the open spot on a simple spot route, settling in between two defenders to catch Tannehill's fastball. Wallace also earned praised from Coach Joe Philbin for his kick-out block on Lamar Miller's 4-yard touchdown, although we shouldn't start expecting Wallace to become a big factor in the run game. What the Houston game showed, though, was that Wallace isn't just about running fly patterns.
• Tannehill had a solid performance overall, even though it probably wasn't quite as good as his 119.0 rating might suggest. There were times when Tannehill still seemed to hold on to the ball too long, although he should earn points for avoiding turnovers. He also deserves credit for turning a would-be sack into a 6-yard gain when he used his athletic ability to get out of trouble on the play before the 33-yard hook-up with Wallace. The TD pass also was a throw that not every quarterback in the league can make because it required enough velocity to get between the two Houston defenders.
• The first-team defense continues to look really, really good. And this effort was more impressive than last week's because it came against Houston and not Jacksonville. It was interesting to see the starters get pulled after the Texans picked up a first down on their third drive when Miami got caught a blitz, leaving running back Ben Tate open in the flat for a third-down conversion. It also was great to see Brent Grimes end the first drive with a pick when he jumped a route and then Cameron Wake ended the second drive with a second where he manhandled Houston right tackle Derek Newton in a one-on-one matchup.
• A couple of rookie free agent defensive linemen stood out in the second half, and that would be DT A.J. Francis and DE Tristan Okpalaugo. Francis dominated for a period of time in the second half, while Okpalaugo had a sack for the third straight preseason game.
• A few days after officially winning the kicking job, Caleb Sturgis had another good night. He had only one field goal attempt, making a 43-yarder in the third quarter, but three of his four kickoffs ended in touchbacks and the fourth was returned only to the 19-yard line.
• Daniel Thomas continues to look impressive this summer. He had the longest run of the night for the Dolphins with a 13-yard gain and also turned a shovel pass into a 27-yard gain on third-and-13 to set up Miller's short touchdown run. The truth right now is that Thomas is outplaying Miller.
• There's no need to say much about it because it's already been talked about enough, but you have to start with the Dustin Keller. Everything else pales in comparison.
• While the first-team defense was strong, we clearly couldn't say the same for the backups. Immediately after replacing the starters, the backup defense gave up completions of 19, 11 and 15 yards, the last a TD pass to tight end Owen Daniels. It was a tough night for rookie corner Will Davis, who got victimized a couple of times, most notably when he bit on Lestar Jean's quick stop-and-go move and let him get behind for a 38-yard touchdown on fourth-and-2.
• Davis wasn't alone in pass coverage problems. As a whole, the Dolphins just couldn't cover the Houston tight ends, who combined for nine catches and two touchdowns, the other a 33-yard hook-up from T.J. Yates to Garrett Graham in the third quarter.
• There's been a lot of focus on the starting offensive line, but the backup O-line had a hard time protecting the quarterback. Matt Moore ended up playing about two quarters — from late in the second quarter to late in the fourth — and was sacked four times. On another play, his arm was hit as he threw the ball, resulting in a wounded duck that should have been an easy interception but was dropped by rookie linebacker Justin Tuggle.
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WASHINGTON -- Tough start for the Americans. The Olympic basketball team couldn't get a stop, the president couldn't get a kiss.
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LeBron James scored 30 points and the U.S. rallied from an early 10-point deficit to beat Brazil 80-69 on Monday night in its final exhibition game on home soil.
President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden watched the Americans get off to a dismal start, then turn it around by holding the Brazilians to two baskets in the second quarter.
"They came out really counterpunching and taking advantage of our aggressiveness on defense, and they're well coached. They came in with a great plan and executed their plan very well start of the game," U.S. guard Kobe Bryant said. "We made our adjustments second quarter, kept them to five points, which after the 20-something point first quarter is pretty impressive."
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In new pictures leaked online from Kimye's interview it explains how Vogue writer Hamish Bowles joined the couple on visits to the world's most glamorous cities, from London to Paris to Los Angeles, "in their quest for world domination... and the perfect wedding dress."
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this picture is to die for .... #VOGUE pic.twitter.com/Yuh32sMsxd— KimKanyeKimye (@KimKanyeKimyeFC) March 24, 2014
The West Family..new pics from VOGUE @KimKardashian @kanyewest pic.twitter.com/bAg8qDbL4a— KimKanyeKimye (@KimKanyeKimyeFC) March 24, 2014
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Presented without comment (h/t @itslaurenyap): pic.twitter.com/IvQuQTOnbP— Whitney Jefferson (@twitney) March 24, 2014
The busty reality TV star is pictured wearing a flowing ivory strapless wedding dress worth $7,000 on-board a private jet. Kanye is holding the first born in the photo captioned "Flying high. Sharing a private moment."
In another shot Kim - showing off her enormous engagement ring - takes a selfie with North in the mirror-walled nursery, while dad Kanye captures the moment on an iPad.
It has already been slammed for being heavily edited as neither parent nor child's reflection can be seen.
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The North Carolina Tar Heels ended the season with an 8-5 record. Despite being ravaged by suspensions and the stress of ongoing NCAA investigations, the Tar Heels managed to be relatively successful under head coach Butch Davis.
Heading into 2011, the Tar Heels are primed to be a surprise team in the ACC.
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|Joanne Tokaryk ARAD, AISTD(Dip.)
Joanne received her professional training with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet Professional division and was fortunate to study with world-renowned teachers. She performed with Alberta Ballet, Graz Opernhaus Ballet and Les Grands Ballets Canadiens as well as the Nutcracker tour with RWB.
In 1983 she developed The Dance Centre to offer classes for all ages and disciplines. For the past 28 years she has shared her passion for dance teaching thousands of students some who have attained professional careers as dancers or teachers.
Joanne has received numerous choreographic awards and many students have been awarded scholarships and awards through the years. She holds the Advanced RAD ballet certificate as well as the ISTD Associate and Associate Diploma. She is currently continuing to attain qualifications to become an ISTD ballet examiner.
Her continuous love of dance inspires all students to enjoy the wonderful world of dance.
|Katelyn Pemoeller
Katelyn has been with The Dance Centre for 19 years. She has achieved the coveted ISTD Advanced 2 Ballet exam and has won many awards and scholarships throughout her dance career. She has also trained at EDGE Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles. She has attended, on scholarship, classes at the Randolph Academy of Performing Arts, Toronto and in 2010 was an apprentice with Extreme Dance Convention. This year Katelyn will be graduating from the nursing program at Red River Community college. She is excited to share her passion for choreography again this year at The Dance Centre.
|Rebekah Jones AISTD
Rebekah is thrilled to be returning for another season at The Dance Centre. She has trained in jazz, tap, ballet and musical theatre and has completed the Teacher Training Program through the Royal Winnipeg Ballet. She has completed her Intermediate 2 ADAPT jazz and tap exams as well as her Advanced 1 ballet exam in the Cecchetti method. As a triple threat performer, Rebekah has performed at many venues throughout North America including Rainbow Stage, DisneyWorld and Parliament Hill for Canada Day.
|Kelsey Hodge
Kelsey has trained with The Dance Centre for 13 years in ballet, jazz, modern, hip hop, lyrical and tap. She has attended many competitions and conventions in both Canada and the United States. In 2011 Kelsey graduated from Westwood Collegiate with a Dance Major Diploma and received an arts scholarship from the St.James-Assiniboia school division for dance. Currently she is studying at the University of Manitoba in the faculty of Architecture. She is delighted with the opportunity to share her knowledge and passion for the art of dance with the students at The Dance Centre.
|Rachel Cooper
Rachel Cooper, an independent dancer, choreographer, and teacher is a graduate of the Senior Professional Program of the School of Contemporary Dancers, and holds a B.A. Honours in Theatre and Drama/Dance and a Bachelor of Education from the University of Winnipeg. She was awarded the Universitys gold medal for her studies. She is also currently the director of the Maples Collegiate Dance department. Rachel began her professional career in Toronto performing with Tilt Sound and Motion. She has a strong foundation in many dance disciplines modern, ballet, jazz, tap, and hip hop- and has had the opportunity to work with a wide range of choreographers in various styles. Her choreography has been awarded on both local and international stages. Rachel continues to attend professional development workshops to further her growth and progress as a dancer and dance educator and is excited to share her love of dance with the students of The Dance Centrte.
|Justin Bulaong
Justin began dancing when he was fifteen years old with his school dance team, Sisler's Most Wanted, and loved it ever since! He has learned various styles of dance including, lyrical, tap, jazz & musical theatre but his passion is hip hop. Justin has achieved numerous awards, including the "People's Choice" award at "Artists Emerge" in Edmonton, Alberta. He currently dances for The Project Company and choreographs for UN1TE Dance Company. Justin is excited to share his passion and inspire all students with what he does best. Dance!
|Taylor Kjartanson
Taylor has been dancing for 19 years. As a former student and assistant at The Dance Centre she has trained in jazz, ballet, tap, hip-hop, modern and lyrical. Throughout her student years, Taylor attended many dance conventions and competitions such as Triple Threat, LADF and The Pulse. She has competed at the Manitoba Provincial Dance Festival winning numerous awards. Taylor is also a student at the University of Manitoba where she is pursuing her Bachelors of Kinesiology for Athletic Therapy. She has a great passion for dance, fitness and health and is thrilled to be teaching at The Dance Centre!
|Kasmira Sobkow
Kasmira grew up at the Dance Centre first beginning Preschool ballet with her mother and won the Provincial Dance Festival ballet scholarship at 6 years of age. For the past 25 the years she has trained in ballet, jazz lyrical and hip hop. She has trained with and assisted at the EDGE Performing Arts Centre and performed with Carnival, Shall We Dance, TV commercials and other performances. She was one of the first choreographers to introduce Hip Hop in Winnipeg and set the standard for other teachers and choreographers to follow. Her choreography in Lyrical and Hip Hop has won many awards locally and internationally. Her passion for dance continues even though she is on leave while she pursues her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, at University of Laverne in Los Angeles.


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Over the Christmas holidays, Australian researcher Stephen Marshall visited Te Papa to view a little-known watercolour in our collection: John William Tristram's 'A Tremulous Dusk', painted in 1904. Stephen is currently writing a book on the artist, and wrote this blog to tell us more about the beautiful painting he found. A rare early twentieth… Read more »
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Why Gallipoli? Join us for an enduring conversation
I have been an avid listener of the BBC World Service's wonderful series on the War that Changed the World, which is being broadcast locally by Radio New Zealand. Working in partnership with the British Council, the BBC has recorded a series of panel discussions in different cities around the world from Sarajevo to Dresden to Istanbul,… Read more »
Dotted landscapes in Aboriginal art
One of the sections in the current incarnation of the Ngā Toi, Arts Te Papa exhibition showcases a selection from Te Papa's collection of Australian Aboriginal art. The show Gifted: Aboriginal Art 1971 – 2011 includes Papunya Tula paintings created in the 1970's in a community near Alice Springs with a style of Aboriginal art… Read more »
NZ fern colonises Australia, twice
It is not just people crossing the ditch – a little New Zealand fern has also emigrated to Australia, and not just once but twice. This is the first known case amongst ferns or seed plants of the same species dispersing twice across the Tasman Sea. Hooker's spleenwort fern, or Asplenium hookerianum, is a close… Read more »
Te Papa botanists attend recent systematic botany conference
Botanists from Te Papa recently attended and presented some of their research at the 2010 Australian Systematic Botany Society (ASBS) Conference. Notably, this is only the second time the annual ASBS Conference has been held in New Zealand. The theme of this year's meeting was, "Systematic botany across the ditch: links between Australia and New… Read more »
Vampires in the leaf litter
There's trauma in this leaf litter – can you see it?! A downside to fieldwork in Australia is the number of things that will bite, impale, or otherwise injure. We had several wet days when the leeches were out in force. At one site, half of our group suffered a leech in the eye –… Read more »
Queensland fern fieldwork
I was recently in Queensland, Australia, working with colleagues from the University of Melbourne to collect ferns for DNA analyses. We were principally after the spleenwort Asplenium ferns, and drove large distances in pursuit of the different species. 27 of Australia's 30 species of Asplenium occur in Queensland, which has a rich fern diversity. New… Read more »
Australian cousins
During my recent visit to Victoria's Alpine National Park in Australia, I was interested to see a number of familiar plants amongst the unfamiliar gum trees. Searching Victoria's Alpine National Park for Asplenium hookerianum. Do you recognise any of these? A harder one to finish off. Answers: 1. Acaena novae-zelandiae, bidibidi, piripiri. A species indigenous to… Read more »
Identifying Asplenium hookerianum in Victoria
From our search in Victoria's Alpine National Park, we suspect the rare Asplenium hookerianum (Hooker's spleenwort) is actually much more common there than previously recognised. But more searching is needed to confirm this. Searching for Asplenium hookerianum in Victoria's Alpine National Park. Asplenium hookerianum can be distinguished from the other ferns it occurs with in… Read more »
Searching for a rare Australian fern
While visiting family in Melbourne, I took the opportunity to go fern hunting. Asplenium hookerianum is a rare fern in Australia. With Melbourne University's Daniel Ohlsen and Mike Bayly, we went searching for the two populations recorded from Victoria's Alpine National Park. How to recognise Asplenium hookerianum in Victoria. We were successful, relocating the known… Read more »


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Skipper said Wrightenberrys coaching contract will not be renewed, but Wrightenberry, who currently remains on staff as a teacher at South Aiken, will be offered a teaching position for the next school year.
Teaching jobs and coaching jobs are separate, Skipper said. If he wants to come back (as a teacher), he can.
Wrightenberry, who just completed his fourth season as head football coach at South Aiken, led the Thoroughbreds to a 4-7 record this year, the schools fourth consecutive losing season. South Aiken finished third in Region 5-AAA this year, but Skipper said the school will move up to Class AAAA next season.
With us moving back up a change was needed, he said. Basically, were looking at taking our program in another direction, and were going to bring in someone to do that.


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On Tap for Today: An Illegal Playlist and Pauly Shore
It's a slow March to spring. Keep you head up. Look for diversions.
Lucky you. Today they come in a set of three. »Read Full Blog Post
Tracy Morgan gets big laughs - and some unexpected exposure at the Pabst
Controversial comic and "30 Rock" star Tracy Morgan was a wild man performing stand-up at the Pabst Theater Sunday night. That's to be expected.
But one person in the audience was even more outrageous. »Read Full Article(7)
WTMJ-AM, WTMJ-TV, WLUM win top station honors
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), WTMJ-AM (620) and WLUM-FM (102.1) won station-of-the-year honors at the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Awards Saturday night in Madison.
WTMJ-TV won for TV station of the year, while WTMJ-AM won for news and talk radio station of the year. WLUM won for music station of the year. All won in the large-market category. »Read Full Article(8)
Soulstice Theatre delivers shimmering 'Memory of Water'
Coming from north by northwest, take I-794 to Howard Ave. Make two quick lefts and you've arrived at the St. Francis-based digs of Soulstice Theatre, home to a tiny, gutsy troupe which - when the stars align, as they often do - offers a night out that can rival much of what's available downtown, at half the price.
The constellation appearing on the Soulstice stage right now - in a production of Shelagh Stephenson's "The Memory of Water," under David Ferrie's direction - is definitely worth the trip. »Read Full Article
Next Act's 'Irma Vep' haunted by earlier version
In the second act of Charles Ludlam's madcap "The Mystery of Irma Vep," now on stage at Next Act Theatre, a frightened Lady Enid (a cross-dressed John McGivern) turns to housekeeper Jane Twisden (a cross-dressed Norman Moses) and pines for the protective presence of Nicodemus, her faithful manservant.
With the twitch of a smile and a twinkle in his eye, Moses' ordinarily prim Jane make clear that calling Nicodemus on stage just then simply isn't possible. »Read Full Article(1)


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Lab assignments - 729G26
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- Assignments from Codecademy are presented to your TA.
- Before submitting a lab assignment you should present and demonstrate it to your TA.
- Each lab assignment has two difficulty levels - basic and advanced. To recieve the grade VG for the complete course, all assignments must have been submitted and passed on the advanced difficulty level.
- Deadlines can be found on the examination page.
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- Compress all files relevant to the assignment (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images etc) to a single zip archive. Attach this zip-file to the submission email.
- Do not submit more than one lab assignment per email.
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- Submitted code (CSS, HTML, JavaScript) should 1) be correctly indented and 2) use meaningful variable and function names that follow a consistent naming scheme. Submissions with code that does not conform to these guidelines may be rejected.
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The lab assignments are intended to prepare you for the mini project later in the course and provide you with skills which will make complete the project easier. Each assignment builds on skills learned in the previous assignment.
The topics of the lab assignments are as follows:
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In your schedule in TimeEdit, some lab sessions do not have any teachers assigned to it. These sessions are semi-supervised.
During these sessions, the computer lab is booked for you to use. If you have any questions during these sessions, you can page a TA by going to this page (Camedin Live):
From the Camedin Live page, press the "Page" button to page to ask a TA for assistance. Write your name, and where the TA can find you. The password required to submit the request is
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Former trooper in Indiana prisonMarch 29,2013
BURLINGTON — A former Vermont state police sergeant who pleaded guilty to padding his timesheets has been sent to an Indiana prison.
Jim Deeghan was sentenced to two years in prison in January for stealing nearly $213,000 from taxpayers.
Records show the 49-year-old Deeghan is at the Marion County Jail II in Indianapolis, which is operated by the Corrections Corp. of America under a contract with the county.
The jail has maximum, medium, minimum and work-camp sections.
Deeghan, who started his sentence in January, was first taken to the Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility in South Burlington. He was then sent to the Southeast State Correctional Facility in Springfield before the transfer.MORE IN Central VermontThe gubernatorial debate Wednesday night in downtown Rutland kicked off with the news of the day. Full StoryWHITE RIVER JUNCTION An East Hardwick man who already has an active felony drug possession case... Full StoryThe new owners of the Rutland Herald and The Times Argus said Wednesday they were still... Full Story
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26 March, 2014
6.00pm - 7.30pm
The Power Institute with Sydney Ideas is pleased to announce a talk by Andrew Perchuk, Deputy Director at the Getty Research Institute.
Pop art has in recent years been associated with the notion of de-skilling: the effort to eliminate artisanal competence and manual virtuosity from artistic production and aesthetic evaluation. This talk will instead argue that Pop artists were deeply invested in the acquisition and deployment of expertise, the scope and content of which varied with each artist's background and location. The training that Andy Warhol, James Rosenquist, and Ed Ruscha had in the techniques and processes of Madison Avenue helps explain how these artists intervened effectively in the image culture of the early information age. By contrast, most artists on the West Coast developed quite different types of expertise, often through a close connection with science and materials. From a very different class position than the bourgeois world of advertising, these artists engaged and interrogated the popular through such areas as car and surf culture, pyrotechnics, and barter economics. A focus on these competencies expands the definition of Pop beyond the manipulation of the image and allows for a discussion of the work of such artists as Judy Chicago, Billy Al Bengston, and Ed Kienholz under the rubric of Pop.
Andrew Perchuk is Deputy Director at the Getty Research Institute. He was formerly a curator at the Alternative Museum in New York, for which he organized exhibitions such as Maureen Connor: Discrete Objects (1995) and an installation on Malcolm X featuring the collective X-Prz (1993). He has held fellowships from the Henry Luce Foundation/ACLS and the Getty Research Institute. He is editor of three books: The Masculine Masquerade, with Helaine Posner (Cambridge, 1996); Allan Kaprow—Art as Life, with Eva Meyer-Hermann and Stephanie Rosenthal (Los Angeles, 2008); and Harry Smith: The Avant-Garde in the American Vernacular, with Rani Singh (Los Angeles, 2009). Perchuk is also a frequent contributor to journals publishing on contemporary art.
IMAGE: Edward Kienholz in 1958. Marvin Silver and Craig Krull Gallery.
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Public Information Network for Electronic Services
The Public Information Network for Electronic Services (or PINES) is the statewide library consortium and its online library catalog of the Georgia Public Library Service. By February 2010, the catalog consisted of books from 282 library facilities in over 140 counties across the U.S. state of Georgia with a total item count of around 10 million, all of which are searchable by anyone with a PINES library card which can be obtained free of charge from any PINES-participating library.[1]
The PINES system effectively turns most of the state of Georgia into one huge library. PINES cardholders are able to request that a copy of a specific book which is only available at a library out of town be shipped to their local library for them to check out - free of charge - all through the online catalog. In addition, PINES users can check out a book from one PINES-participating library and turn it into any other PINES-participating library without penalty. Another feature of the PINES network is that it allows members to place holds on items that they would like to check out from the library.
PINES developed the open-source software, called Evergreen, which it and other library consortia use to manage their online catalogs.
See also[edit]
- Twin Lakes Library System - one of the member library systems of PINES
- ^ "PINES: Georgia's Statewide Library Card" (PDF). Georgia Public Library Service. 2010-02-15. Retrieved 11 November 2010.
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- http://pines.public.lib.ga.us/ - PINES catalog
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Germany´s Youth Lacrosse Teams Looking Forward To Play In Brussels This Weekend
April 2nd, 2009 by Germany Lacrosse
Category: Germany, International, Youth Tags: Brussels, DLAXV, Germany, International, Jakob, Youth
On the 4th and 5th of April, the Brussels Lacrosse / ISB Raiders Lacrosse Club are hosting the 6th Annual Brussels Youth Lacrosse Tournament. Several youth lacrosse clubs from all over Europe
followed the invitation from Greg Murawsky and Jason Baseden and travel to this traditional youth tournament in Europe. Besides the great lacrosse experiences the youngsters will get the opportunity to socialize with each other and meet clubs from different countries, which will be a huge benefit for everybody.
All teams thank the ISB Raiders and really looking forward to a great lacrosse weekend!
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NEW YORK — In a nod to future expansion, Tom Ford has recruited Marco Semeghini as worldwide director of product development for the Tom Ford brand.
Semeghini, 43, will be based in London, where company offices are now being built. He will report to Ford, president and chief executive officer.
He will be working with Ford and chairman Domenico De Sole, both of whom he previously worked with for nine years at Gucci Group. Most recently, Semeghini was worldwide director of sales and merchandising for Gucci men's wear.
In his new position at Tom Ford, Semeghini will oversee existing licensing agreements and work with the two principals on further expansion of the Ford brand.
Reached in London, Ford praised Semeghini for his expertise in sales and merchandising and his vast experience in men's wear and women's wear. "He will help us now with the licenses we currently have," Ford said, adding that Semeghini will be a key player in the future expansion of the company, as well.
In a statement, Ford said, "Marco has an excellent understanding of product development, manufacturing and has a keen eye as a merchant. At Gucci, he was responsible for building our men's wear business significantly during his tenure, and his strength in the men's wear area is formidable. He will be a tremendous asset to us and will aid greatly in the growth of our brand."
De Sole added, "Marco has great business sense and was invaluable to us at Gucci. Tom and I could not be happier to have him on our team … As a merchant, his instincts are on target and his knowledge of product development and sourcing will be a great asset to us."
The Ford and De Sole partnership was unveiled in April along with the company's first two projects: a Tom Ford fragrance and cosmetics collection with the Estée Lauder Cos. and an eponymous eyewear collection with Marcolin Group.
In addition to London, the company has offices in Los Angeles.
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Upper Arlington Lutheran Church at Mill Run
North American Lutheran Church
3500 Mill Run Drive
Hilliard, OH 43026
Upper Arlington Lutheran Church at Mill Run is a large church located in the Columbus area in Hilliard, OH. Our church is associated with the North American Lutheran Church (NALC).
What to Expect at Upper Arlington Lutheran Church at Mill Run
Upper Arlington Lutheran Church at Mill Run offers 2 weekend worship services and additional services at one of our alternative locations.
TJ Anderson, Senior Pastor
Service Times:
Sunday 9:00am
Sunday 10:30am
Service Details
- Formal and informal attire most common
- Contemporary service, blended service, and traditional service
- Communion
- Congregational readings
- Location: Franklin County
- Parking: Private lot
- Wheelchair accessible: Yes
- Saturday evening service: No
- Multi-site church: Yes (3 campuses)
- Primary language used: English
Ministries and Programs
- Nursery
- Children's ministry
- Youth or teen ministry
- Weekly small groups
- Adult education
- Missions
- Counseling services
- Young adult ministry
- Men/women's ministry
- Choir
- Special needs
- Weekday preschool
- Community service
- Food pantry
- Senior adult ministry
- Recovery group
- Prison ministry
- Weddings/receptions
- Funerals
- Other ministries and programs: Vacation Bible School
Additional Info About Our Church
Upper Arlington Lutheran Church is an active and growing church serving northwest Columbus with three campuses and a variety of worship styles.
To be and to make disciples of Jesus Christ
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U.S. Postal Service:
Ending Saturday Delivery Would Reduce Costs, but Comprehensive Restructuring Is Also Needed
GAO-11-270: Published: Mar 29, 2011. Publicly Released: Mar 29, 2011.
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The U.S. Postal Service's (USPS) financial outlook has deteriorated as customers have shifted to electronic alternatives. Mail volumes have declined over 20 percent since fiscal year 2006 and are expected to continue declining. To help its financial outlook, in March 2010, USPS presented a detailed proposal to the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) to move from a 6-day to a 5-day delivery schedule. USPS projected this would save about $3 billion annually and reduce mail volume by less than l percent. This proposal factors in widespread changes to USPS's workforce and networks. USPS has also asked Congress to not include language in its annual appropriation requiring 6 day-a-week delivery. As requested, GAO assessed (1) USPS's cost and volume estimates and the operational impacts associated with its 5-day delivery proposal and (2) the trade-offs and other implications associated with this proposal. GAO reviewed USPS's proposal (including its assumptions, methodologies, and conclusions) and other information from the PRC's 5-day delivery proceeding, surveyed postal employee and mailer groups, and interviewed USPS officials and postal employee groups. Because GAO previously recommended that Congress consider providing financial relief to USPS, as well as other cost-saving options, this report contains no new recommendations. USPS generally agreed with GAO's findings and provided additional context on its proposed change to end Saturday delivery.
USPS's proposal to move to 5-day delivery by ending Saturday delivery would likely result in substantial savings; however, the extent to which it would achieve these savings depends on how effectively this proposal is implemented. USPS's $3.1 billion net cost-savings estimate is primarily based on eliminating city- and rural-carrier work hours and costs through attrition, involuntary separations, or other strategies. USPS also estimated that 5-day delivery would result in minimal mail volume decline. However, stakeholders have raised a variety of concerns about USPS's estimates, including, (1) First, USPS's cost-savings estimate assumed that most of the Saturday workload transferred to weekdays would be absorbed through more efficient delivery operations. If certain city-carrier workload would not be absorbed, USPS estimated that up to $500 million in annual savings would not be realized. (2) Second, USPS may have understated the size of the potential mail volume loss due to questions about the methodology USPS used to develop its estimates of how 5-day delivery may affect mail volumes. The extent to which USPS can achieve cost savings and mitigate volume and revenue loss depends on how well and how quickly it can realign its operations, workforce, and networks; maintain service quality; and communicate with stakeholders. USPS has spent considerable time and resources developing plans to facilitate this transition. Nevertheless, risks and uncertainties remain, such as how quickly it can realign its workforce through attrition; how effectively it can modify certain finance systems that cannot be changed until congressional approval for 5-day delivery is granted; and how mailers will respond to this change in service. Further, uncertainties remain as factors other than delivery frequency--e.g., price increases--can also affect mail volumes and revenues. USPS's proposal involves several factors that need to be considered. It would improve USPS's financial condition by reducing costs, increasing efficiency, and better aligning its delivery operations with reduced mail volumes. However, it would also reduce service; put mail volumes and revenues at risk; eliminate jobs; and, by itself, be insufficient to solve USPS's financial challenges. USPS's role in providing universal postal services can affect all American households and businesses, so fundamental changes involve key public policy decisions for Congress. If Congress decides 5-day delivery is necessary, then Congress and USPS could factor the savings into deliberations about what package of actions should be taken to restore USPS's financial viability. Conversely, if Congress maintains the mandate for 6-day delivery, Congress and USPS would need to find other ways to achieve equivalent financial savings, so that the package is sufficient to restore USPS's financial viability. This would likely entail difficult decisions with broad implications for USPS's infrastructure, workforce, and service. As GAO has reported, a package of actions by Congress and USPS is urgently needed to modernize USPS's operations, networks, and workforce.
Sep 23, 2016
Federal Real Property:Efforts Made, but Challenges Remain in Reducing Unneeded FacilitiesGAO-16-869T: Published: Sep 23, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 23, 2016.
Sep 21, 2016
Tiered Evidence Grants:Opportunities Exist to Share Lessons from Early Implementation and Inform Future Federal EffortsGAO-16-818: Published: Sep 21, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 21, 2016.
Sep 7, 2016
Whistleblower Protection:DOD Has Improved Oversight for Reprisal Investigations but Can Take Additional Actions to Standardize Process and ReportingGAO-16-860T: Published: Sep 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 7, 2016.
Aug 30, 2016
Federal Real Property:Public-Private Partnerships Have a Limited Role in Disposal and Management of Unneeded PropertyGAO-16-776R: Published: Aug 30, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 30, 2016.
Performance.gov:Long-Term Strategy Needed to Improve Website UsabilityGAO-16-693: Published: Aug 30, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 30, 2016.
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GAO Technology Readiness Assessment Guide:Best Practices for Evaluating the Readiness of Technology for Use in Acquisition Programs and Projects--Exposure DraftGAO-16-410G: Published: Aug 11, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 11, 2016.
Jul 22, 2016
Federal Research Grants:Opportunities Remain for Agencies to Streamline Administrative RequirementsGAO-16-573: Published: Jun 22, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 22, 2016.
Jul 21, 2016
Federal Travel:Opportunities Exist to Improve Data and Information SharingGAO-16-657: Published: Jul 21, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 21, 2016.
Jul 6, 2016
Federal Real Property:Actions Needed to Enhance Information on and Coordination among Federal Entities with Leasing AuthorityGAO-16-648: Published: Jul 6, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 6, 2016.
Federal Real Property:Opportunities Exist to Enhance Information on and Coordination among Federal Entities with Leasing AuthorityGAO-16-763T: Published: Jul 6, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 6, 2016.
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Therabath PRO Professional Grade Paraffin Bath is manufactured by WR Medical within the USA for use in Paraffin Therapy. Since 1962, physicians, physical therapists, and arthritis specialists have recommended the Therabath Paraffin Therapy Bath because paraffin therapy is one of the most proven and effective methods to provide Pain Relief and Comfort for arthritic pain, stiffness, inflammation, muscle spasms, and irritation from dry cracked damaged skin. The Moist Heat Therapy provided by this Paraffin Bath effectively increases blood flow to aid in rehabilitation. The warm paraffin bath also is effective to soften dry, cracked skin by drawing moisture to the surface of the skin. Hands, feet, face or elbows are left feeling soft and appearing more youthful looking.
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Chloé stays true to the brand's bohemian spirit with the Hudson bag. Crafted in Italy from leather, the flap front design is accented by intricate braiding, gold-tone studs and tassel detailing. Perfect for festivals, nights out or shopping trips, simply sling it over your shoulder or across your body for an effortless wardrobe upgrade.
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- Colour: Caramel
- Adjustable cross body strap
- Braided flap front with tassel detail
- Magnetic fastening
- Interior slip pocket
- H20cm x W22cm x D8cm approx.
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- Presented with a Chloé dust bag
- Made in Italy
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In China, the wildlife trade is intricately intertwined with evolving consumption habits.
Continue reading "Campaign in Chinese Airports Seeks to Reduce Illegal Wildlife Trade"
In China, the wildlife trade is intricately intertwined with evolving consumption habits.
Continue reading "Campaign in Chinese Airports Seeks to Reduce Illegal Wildlife Trade"
Environmental economist and CI board member Pavan Sukhdev reacts to the outcome of the U.N. biodiversity meeting.
Continue reading "Nations Commit to Double Biodiversity Funding — But Is It Enough?"
At an international conference in India, CI is asking the world's nations to invest in conservation for less than what's spent on this list.
Continue reading "Saving the Planet Is Cheaper Than These 4 Things"
New technology could make data collection quicker and easier for coral reef scientists.
Continue reading "Monitoring Coral with Cell Phones … Underwater"
Our closest relatives play a critical role in the health of tropical forests — and they're under more pressure than ever before.
Continue reading "Biologists Update List of World's 25 Most Endangered Primates"
An update on the first week of negotiations at the U.N. biodiversity conference in Hyderabad, India.
Continue reading "Countries Are Receptive to Increasing Biodiversity Funding"
To determine how effective marine protected areas are, we need to compare them to waters outside their boundaries.
Continue reading "Coral Scientists Kick Off Reef Assessment Trip in Indonesia"
The longer we wait, the more funding we will need to safeguard the services ecosystems provide.
Continue reading "Benefits of Protecting Nature Far Outweigh Investment Costs"
The next step in protecting the diversity of life on Earth: figuring out how to pay for it.
Continue reading "At UN Biodiversity Meeting, Agreement on Funding is Essential"
Teachers participating in ECO Classroom have brought back exciting stories and engaging new lessons to their schools.
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Saturday Live music Local acoustic trio The Victrolas will perform their signature acoustic rockin' folk music from 8 to 10 p.m. Dec. 14 at Dunn Bros. Coffee in Farmington. Dunn Bros. is located at 20700 Chippendale Ave. Comedy and magic show Dennis Carney and the All-Star Comedy Troupe and guest star Linda Aarons will perform at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 14 at the Farmington VFW. The event is free.
There has been so much talk over so long a time about adding another sheet of indoor ice in Farmington that in a way it's hard to believe something might actually be happening. That seems to be the case, though, as the group behind Ice tor Tigers, a community-based effort to expand Farmington's Schmitz-Maki Arena, prepares to launch its first widespread fundraising efforts. Expanded rink options have a long and not always happy history in Farmington.
Now that the holiday season is here, Americans across the country will soon be involved in holiday activities and travel. For some, however, the season won't be free of disaster. That's why Dakota County Attorney James Backstrom and Dakota County Sheriff Dave Bellows are joining highway safety organizations and law enforcement partners across the nation to remind people during December and throughout the year that buzzed driving is drunk driving and that drinking and driving don't mix. December is designated national Impaired Driving Prevention Month.
November 23 Fraud, illegal use of credit card, address not available November 24 Traffic, underage drinking and driving, 195th Street West and Diamond Path Domestic, 600 block of Park Dr. November 25 Liquor, consumption by persons under 21, Ninth and Oak streets Suicide threat, address not available November 26 Personal injury accident, Fifth and Walnut streets Medical crisis, address not available Larceny, from auto, address not available Domestic, 300 block of 13th St.
Dakota Electric Association, along with CoBank, one of its lenders, recently donated $10,000 to 360 Communities. Dakota Electric's $5,000 donation was matched by CoBank through the company's Sharing Success grant program for 2012. Dakota Electric's board of directors and CoBank vice president Cliff Bolstad presented the check to Sal Mondelli, president and CEO of 360 Communities, during a recent board meeting. Mondelli thanked Bolstad and Dakota Electric's board for the donation and Dakota Electric's support over the years.
Thursday Public gospel meeting There will be public gospel meetings at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 6 and 13 at Riverview Elementary School. For more information call 612-460-7725. Saturday Pop-out books at the library Fold, cut and transform a sheet of paper into a pop-out with the Minnesota Center for Book Arts from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Dec. 8 at the Dakota County Farmington Library. The session is for kids ages 5 to 8. Registration is required. For more information call 612-460-7725. Ladies only pool tournament There will be a women's pool tournament Dec.
Last year, not long after he took over as Farmington's city administrator, David McKnight spent most of a Thanksgiving break combing through the city's budget to find cuts. Coming into this year's budget process, he declared that would not be the case again. He was right, for all the good that will do him. After the Farmington City Council's meeting Monday McKnight will be back in budget-cutting mode, and that's not good. By all accounts, the city of Farmington had its budget for the coming year figured out well before Monday night's city council meeting.
November 16 Suicide threat, Brennan Path Fraud, 200 block of Elm St. Larceny, from yards, 19300 block of Eureka Ave. November 17 Burglary, forced entry, 1000 block of Westview Ct. Animal bite, dog, 900 block of Tenth St. November 18 Domestic, 4300 block of 220th St. W. Home accident, falls, 4800 block of 190th St. W. Marijuana, possessing, 4600 block of Knutsen Dr. November 19 Fraud, 5900 block of 193rd St. W. Medical crisis, 4300 block of 220th St. W. Vehicle theft, auto, 19200 block of Estate?Ave.
The first quarter honor roll has been released by Dodge Middle School.
Farmington's present is built on the hard work done by a lot of people over the course of a lot of years. They provided activities for residents. They shaped the city's development as it grew from a small farm town to a full-fledged suburb. They helped make Farmington what it is today. Over the past several years the city of Farmington has taken to naming parts of the city after some of these people. Schmitz-Maki Arena recognizes the contributions of Louis Schmitz and Al Maki, who among other things were vital in developing hockey programs for boys and girls in Farmington.


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We use ad-blockers as well, you know. We gotta keep those servers running though. Did you know that we publish useful books and run friendly conferences — crafted for pros like yourself? E.g. upcoming SmashingConf Barcelona, dedicated to smart front-end techniques and design patterns.
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It doesn't matter whether you are a designer, a developer, an artist or an amateur learner – at some point you need to improve the quality of the original picture or video. You may want to retouch and enhance his or her photographs and videos, make it look better, more spectacular and more original. It could be for personal or commercial use. Most of us know how to edit and enhance the digital photographs using our favorite image editing software. But when it comes to videos, the techniques are completely different from that of classic image editing.
In this post we present best tutorial for visual video effects that will (hopefully) teach you how to create impressive videos which can be used for your presentations or websites. Visual effects are used in post production which involves integration of live-action footage and computer generated imagery. You can use it to enhance or manipulate videos, just the way you usually do with image processing tools.
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Adobe Illustrator is the industry-standard when it comes to the creation of vector graphics. Though a very robust tool - the learning curve involved in mastering it can be high. Thankfully, there are abundant resources on the web that allows you to "learn by doing". Video tutorials (in general) enable the learner to witness - step-by-step - how a particular technique works. We often learn best by seeing how things are done and following along with the instructor (much like in a classroom environment).
In this article, we present to you 50 excellent Adobe Illustrator video tutorials. We've broken down the video tutorials into several categories that include creating objects, effects, and general tips and techniques.
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The best thing about Photoshop video-tutorials is that they allow you to observe professionals just as if you were standing nearby and looking over their shoulders. You can see step-by-step how buttons, collages or even paintings are created. Instead of reading through books describing what needs to be selected, activated and clicked, you can simply imitate mouse clicks knowing exactly that you are actually doing the right thing.
The learning curve is easier to climb and the result is easier to compare. More than that: you can observe how it is done from the very beginning to the very end and (sometimes) you can get explained why it is done in exactly this way.
We've searched through dozens of video-sites, forums, articles, blogs, portfolios and communities. And we selected 80 excellent Adobe Photoshop video tutorials which you can use as a starting point to improve your skills or observe how professionals do their job. Among other things, below we present Photoshop video tutorials about speed painting, design of buttons and interfaces, beauty retouching, digital matte painting, photo manipulation, effects and much more.Read more...
Over years Adobe Illustrator has become the standard application when it comes to illustration design. Artists, illustrators and graphic designers use Illustrator to create vector-based graphics which — contrary to raster-based editors such as Adobe Photoshop — can be easily rescaled without the loss of quality. E.g., Illustrator is often used to quickly transform hand-drawn sketches on a sheet of paper into lively and colorful digital images.
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Neuheisel selects starting quarterback
The Associated Press
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - Colorado coach Rick Neuheisel picked junior Mike Moschetti on Monday to start at quarterback in the Buffaloes' Sept. 5 opener against Colorado State.
The other leading contender, Jeremy Weisinger, did not practice with the Buffs on Monday.
Neuheisel said he had a tough decision on his hands after both hopefuls performed solidly in Saturday's 104-play scrimmage.
Moschetti "just has a sense of exactly what we are trying to do with our offense. Mike gives us our best chance to be successful," Neuheisel said.
Moschetti, 23, was drafted by the Oakland A's in 1993, and hit .351 with Modesto in the California League before leaving baseball and enrolling in junior college.
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