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I had learned "Oscar Had A Heap Of Apples" for trig functions sine, cosine and tangent as opposite side, adjacent side and hypotenuse, myself in high school.
Then one student offered "Some Old Hippy Caught Another Hippie Tripping On Acid", which while contrary to our drug use policy at school is very catchy for students.
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Is traditional animation a lost art?
Part 2 of Q&A with Disney animator Brian Ferguson
Wednesday, Jan 01, 2014 06:00 am
Two-part series
Brian Ferguson always used to doodle in classes. Raised in St. Albert, he went on to a career as an animator with Walt Disney Studios.
His work in traditional hand-drawn animation can be seen in such blockbusters as Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin and The Lion King. Animation has changed greatly over the years, and Ferguson has successfully made the transition to computer-generated imagery (CGI) that dominates animated films these days. He has had a hand in such CGI releases as Chicken Little, Meet the Robinsons, Bolt and the recently-released Frozen.
The Gazette interviewed Ferguson, now 52, from his home in California to discuss the two forms of animation, and what it all means for both the artists and the viewers.
This is the second of a two-part conversation with Brian Ferguson. The first part was published Dec. 28.
Gazette: You�ve worked on a lot of well-known movies. Do you have one that stands out as your favourite or was the most satisfying with the work that you put into it?
Brian Ferguson: Ah� they were all such different beasts. It�s like trying to pick my favourite boy. I�ve got three boys right now. There�s a handful that each has a special place in my heart. Lion King was fantastic because I was given great opportunities on it. Actually, each of the ones that I like, it would be because of certain opportunities that I was given.
For Lion King � I saw development art for it. I just loved the power and the personality that was in all these drawings. I thought I would enjoy animating that. If I were only allowed to animate that, I would have so much fun.
Aladdin was great because it was my first chance to work with these directors Ron (Clements) and John (Musker). I�d already heard of them from Little Mermaid, which was the first movie that I thought maybe I would like to work at Disney. Up to that point I�d been thinking I was just going to do independent films and National Film Board of Canada type stuff.
G: Has your career worked out as you thought it would? Have there been artistic compromises?
BF: That�s a really interesting question. Originally, going into the arts in general, I was very resistant to being told how to draw. Now, I have a totally different perspective on that. I think I could have gone so much further if I�d allowed myself to be more teachable.
By the same token, I was thinking I would do independent films. I�ll do everything myself. I�m going to have total control. It�ll be better that way. I could see the value in spending some time out in the industry. I�ll work at a big studio for a little bit and then I�ll be exposed to people who know how to do certain things and I�ll learn from them.
My perspective was turned on that. I completely appreciate the value of being in this place where the talent pool is really deep. There are people that I would learn from but we were working as a team with people who are especially good at certain aspects of the work. With that teamwork, you end up with this really magnificent work that just one person alone couldn�t have done. In that sense, I came out much happier than I was expecting. I definitely didn�t feel like I�d sold out.
When I first went into animation, Disney was not in a very good place. I had loved their old stuff. I was completely expecting that I would go into the business and be a starving artist. If I were to work in a studio, the normal process is to work on a project and get laid off and then go with everybody else to do whatever other project is going, and work there until you get laid off.
The whole idea of being at Disney as long as I have been, it�s an anomaly. There aren�t that many people that stay there that long. I went through so many bloodbaths and saw so many really excellent artists being let go. By the end of it, I started feeling that I�ve been in all these battles � I�m the soldier who just had all these bullets whipping by him. It wasn�t that I was a better soldier. It�s just that I wasn�t hit. Until June and then they let me go.
G: You�re also one of these old-school guys � traditional animators � who made the quantum transition to CGI. You still worked on The Princess and the Frog, Disney�s 2009 movie that brought the studio back to hand-drawn work after abandoning it after Home on the Range in 2004.
BF: You have no idea how nice it was to go back to that picture. I was thoroughly enjoying animating in CG. It�s just that we had this regime change and suddenly the people who were the default supervisors were all first timers. You ended up with each one of these people having to give their notes on things. They�d all have to put their hand in on the work. You�d get all these conflicting mandatory notes. A lot of them would come at the 11th hour, which would mean having to redo the work that you were almost ready to turn in.
Then going from that to Princess and the Frog, which was all these veterans. It was half the crew but it was all people who had been in the business many productions. The supervisors were all veterans and all masters. All the animators that were working on it were very good, very experienced. They were able to do it under time, before the deadline and under budget, and still came out with this work that was, I think, really good. It was such a refreshing change to go from one to the other.
G: Is all of your work CGI or do you still have traditional animation work on your desk?
BF: The last bits of work that I have been doing were all traditional. My last couple of years at the company were doing visual development type work. They would have me animate certain characters in the way that I would animate them hand-drawn, so that the riggers and the modelers could see what I�d done with them and adjust the rigs accordingly. When the CG animators got on, they could move the rigs to do what I was able to do when I was drawing it. That�s how I ended up with a credit on Frozen.
I was invited to help development. They hadn�t had any animation yet. They had some early design work on the characters. What they wanted was refinement where people like me could look at the design drawings that others had done and then animate scenes. I took some scratch dialogue that the actor (that was going to play Olaf the snowman) had done and do with him what I wanted that would fit the dialogue. It wasn�t necessarily going to be part of the movie. It was just something that would show his character.
I did this animation and they ended up using it as reference for designing how the rig could move. The animators saw it as well so it could inspire them on things they could do, jumping off points for their creativity. They came up with really great stuff.
G: Would you say that the end product of a totally CGI movie comes across as effectively or as authentically as traditional animation?
BF: I still love hand-drawn and I love CG. I think that it�s very possible to do great work with CG.
G: How would you characterize the state of animated movies today? Is traditional animation at this point now a lost art?
BF: It�s feeling like a lost artform as far as the Disney movies go. To be fair to the company, they made a special effort to hang onto us for a lot longer than they really needed to. It just reached a point where it became clear that they were not going to be making hand-drawn movies.
It�s hard for me to argue the money on it. The big thing is that the producers are going to make movies where they think the money is going to be the biggest. The whole impression is that everybody wants to see CG movies. The hand-drawn movies just aren�t the box office draw.
The thing I do know is that they were able to make Princess and the Frog a lot cheaper. The budget for that was quite a bit lower than it was for Tangled. They were able to do it with half the animators and do it in less time. Had Tangled been managed as more of a teamwork then it might have cost quite a bit less.
It�s a really hard thing to judge. Is it really what the public wants or is what the producers think that the public wants?
G: Is it a natural progression toward computers being the wave of the future or is tradition being pushed out?
BF: I draw the parallel like in the relationship between photography and painting. There�s a place for both. There definitely aren�t as many people painting per capita as there were before photography. It�s a tough call. It feels like [hand-drawn animation] is on its way out. My inclination is that is, at least at the Disney level. There are all these TV shows that keep it going. They could not be done CG. In that sense, it won�t die.


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Broadhead Tuning??
As bad as I hate to post brand names, because everyone has different opinions about what's best, I will in this instance in hopes of getting some info.
This year, I will be shooting the Easton Axis arrows for hunting. I have ran into a problem with getting broadheads to spin true on these arrows. Now, I do admit that the Axis arrows do not spin near as nicely as the ACC's I was using. But, the shaft is not the issue. The broadhead points are.
BTW, I am using Pine Ridge Archery Arrow Inspector to check the alignment of the broadhead with the shaft. CLICK HERE TO SEE the PRA ARROW INPECTOR
Here is what I am having problems with.
It appears that the broadheads do not screw completely into the shaft. There is a very small gap between the end of the shaft and the lock ring of the broadheads. I used the tool that came with the shafts to set the inserts, and , followed the directions to the letter. But, I guess it does not seat it deep enough.
The Steel Force broadheads seem to be OK. They have a screw down lock ring. Even tho there is a small gap, they seem to remain true spinning after being shot into the target. But, the Rocky Mountain Supreme XP's have a lock ring that compresses on the blades. After one shot, they no longer will spin true on the shaft.
Since the inserts are epoxy'd in, I can't seat them deeper. "O" rings didn't help.
Can someone give me some input here?
Thanks in advance.Take a kid with you. Show them the Great Outdoors. Pass it on.
If they do not seat all the way. I would get a tap and tap the insert deeper. Do only one arrow until you know it is helping. Might be tough because the hole doesn't go all the way through the insert.
The other option is to take one broadhead and grind of a small section of the threaded end making it shorter. The downside would be getting the weights the same. 1 or 2 grains should make much of a difference.Chris Christenson - Admin
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I made a few phone calls to some of my buds today. And, BAM, guess what? This issue is common with the Axis arrows. One guy had an issue with the broadhead end of the shaft cracking/splitting under the same conditions.
Then, I find out that Easton makes a broadhead adapter ring that is supposed to be used to fill the void, and, stop the shaft splitting. I said cool.
Guess what? A dozen of them cost $15! Dang, this pushes the price of the Axis shafts into the ACC range. I am not a happy camper at this point.
I went back to Easton's web site and found that Easton has published this info in a way that does not warn you of using these shafts without the adapter ring. Nor, are the adapter rings included in your arrow purchase. They must be purchased seperately.
If you click on the STAxis arrow, it shows the adapter rings. But, I never found a price, or, an outright recommendation to use them. GEEZ!!!
All that said, I hope that anyone looking to purchase Easton's ST AXIS arrows should consider an additional investment of about $15 for the adapter rings.
Heads up!Take a kid with you. Show them the Great Outdoors. Pass it on.
I guess I didn't read your first message close enough. If your using expandables that come all the way open where the blades hit the shaft then you need the broadhead adapter ring. If not then you don't.
I have had guys in our range slam them into 1.5" thick plywood and I can pull them out undamaged. (field points on axis).
They are very very tough.Chris Christenson - Admin
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I got little O rings at fastenal,You can get any kind of nut,bolt or washer,of any size or diameter....
I have had a hard time finding certain screws and stuff before,almost had to try an get a machinist once just to get what I needed.I did find little o rings there for my steelforce. pennies.
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THX Glenny. We have a Fastenal store here. I'll check them out.
Chris, I have had no issues with the Axis arrows other than the fact that the "adapter rings" should be included if Easton recommends them. They are tough. They bury in deep on the 3D targets. I hope to see the same penetration come deer season.Take a kid with you. Show them the Great Outdoors. Pass it on.
I just did up a half dozen Maxima shafts....
I got 4" wraps and 2.3 quickspins on em' and 100's up front,used the g5 tool and got them spinning true.
I will shoot them and see how they fly at 60 yards or so.
They seem to penatrate very well,they are going deeper then I expected them to.
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UCLA got it half right Saturday night against Fresno State in halting its meandering ways after halftime and extending its winning streak to a season-high four games with a 91-78 victory at Pauley Pavilion in its second-to-last nonconference game.
Since nothing has been easy for the Bruins in the opening months of the season, maybe it was too much to expect a wire-to-wire victory over the struggling Bulldogs, losers of four in a row. It just took a little longer than anyone might have expected for UCLA to pull away.
In the end, the Bruins' best players were their best players.
Freshmen Shabazz Muhammad, Jordan Adams and Kyle Anderson and senior Larry Drew II propelled UCLA (9-3) to a double-digit lead in the opening minutes of the second half after the Bruins rallied from a nine-point deficit to lead 39-36 at halftime.
Muhammad scored 20 of his career-high 27 in the second half. Adams scored 15 of his 25 points in the first half. Anderson added 20 points and a career-high 17 rebounds. It was the first time in school history three freshmen scored 20 points or more in the same game.
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Drew scored only four points but had a team-leading 10 assists and only one turnover.
"Larry did a phenomenal job," UCLA coach Ben Howland said of Drew, who had 14 points and added nine assists with just one turnover in Tuesday's victory over Long Beach State. "Our assists to turnover ratio is the best it's been since I've been here."
UCLA had 24 assists and 10 turnovers Saturday.
After victories over Fresno State, Long Beach State, Prairie View and Texas, the Bruins will try for their fifth consecutive win Friday against No.12 Missouri in their last nonconference game before beginning Pac-12 play Jan. 3 against California at Pauley Pavilion.
Marvelle Harris scored a career-high 19 points in a reserve role and Tyler Johnson had 16 for Fresno State (5-7). The Bulldogs led by as many as nine points in the first half before the Bruins closed with a 10-2 run to rally for a 39-36 lead at halftime.
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UCLA began the second half by looking nothing like the sluggish team that started the game by scoring only four points on 2-for-5 shooting in the first 4:03. The Bruins turned a three-point lead into a 16-point edge after Muhammad's layup made it 70-54.
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For a couple of months I created a Fight Club section on my website, Basically to try and make a list of active fighters, am, semi and pro. as well as fans and other users aswell, Ring Girls etc.
8 weeks into it, its going...ok'ish.
Is it something that you personally would like to use? would it make it easier for promotions or matchmakers to have an easily accessable pool of fighters, where they can set their status to available or unavailable, and be searchable by area, or weight classes? Handy or not?
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Is there a way to protect only some information on a Microsoft Excell worksheet? I dont want to protect the sheet or book, because I still need info from them that needs to be typed in – just some formulas.
Once you have your excel worksheet created, select all the cells in the worksheet by left clicking the arrow next to Column A & on top of Row 1 and then right click and go to Format Cells. Go to the protection tab and left click the box next to "Locked" so there is no checkmark.
Next, highlight the cells you wish to protect and right click on them and click on format cells. Click on protection tab again and then left click on the box next to Locked so that there is a checkmark in the box.
Now, go to the Review Panel and click "protect sheet" and enter a password. Click OK and enter the password again. Click OK again.
You can edit all the cells, except the ones you protected.
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WINDERMERE, Fla. (Stockpickr) -- At Stockpickr, we track daily portfolios of stocks that are the biggest percentage gainers and the biggest percentage losers.
Stocks that are making large moves like these are favorites among short-term traders because they can jump into these names and try to capture some of that massive volatility. Stocks that are making big-percentage moves either up or down are usually in play because their sector is becoming attractive or they have a major fundamental catalyst such as a recent earnings release. Sometimes stocks making big moves have been hit with an analyst upgrade or an analyst downgrade.
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Regardless of the reason behind it, when a stock makes a large-percentage move, it is often just the start of a new major trend -- a trend that can lead to huge profits. If you time your trade correctly, combining technical indicators with fundamental trends, discipline and sound money management, you will be well on your way to investment success.
With that in mind, let's take a closer look at several biotech stocks under $10 that are making large moves to the upside today.
Peregrine Pharmaceuticals
Peregrine Pharmaceuticals (PPHM) is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company that develops and manufactures monoclonal antibodies for the treatment of cancer and viral infections. This stock is trading up 22.2% to 89 cents per share in recent trading.
Today's Range: $0.76-$0.94
52-Week Range: $0.39-$2.26
Volume: 2.2 million
Three-Month Average Volume: 875,371
Shares of PPHM are skyrocketing today in front of its quarterly earnings report, which is due out on July 16 after the market close.
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From a technical perspective, PPHM is soaring back above its 200-day moving average of 79 cents with heavy volume, and it's broken out above some near-term overhead resistance at 78 cents. If this momentum buying can continue, then PPHM could manage to trigger more near-term breakout moves. Those breakouts will hit once PPHM takes out $1.01 to $1.14 with high volume.
Traders should now look for long-biased trades in PPHM as long as it's trending above its 200-day at 79 cents, and near its daily highs with strong upside volume flows. I would consider any upside volume day that registers near or above 875,371 shares as bullish. If we continue to see that action, then PPHM could take out $1.01 to $1.14 prior to its earnings report. On the flipside, I would avoid this stock if it moves back below 79 cents with heavy volume.
Sequenom (SQNM) is a molecular diagnostic testing and genetics analysis company. This stock is trading up 1% at $3.76 in recent trading.
Today's Range: $3.64-$3.83
52-Week Range: $3.46-$7.80
Volume: 1.1 million
Three-Month Average Volume: 3.9 million
>>22 Biopharma Stocks With Breakout Potential in 2012
From a technical perspective, SQNM is moving modestly higher here right near some recent support at $3.64 with light volume. Since the start of June, shares of SQNM have started to make higher lows, which could be indicating the stock is bottoming.
Traders should now look for long-biased trades if that near-term low of $3.64 can hold. Also, to confirm that SQNM is gearing up for a run higher, look for some better volume to start coming into this stock. I would recommend looking for upside volume that's near or above 3,892,630 shares. If that $3.64 level holds, then SQNM could be gearing up for a re-test and possibly breakout above its 50-day moving average at $4.24 and then its 200-day at $4.36.
Adventrx Pharmaceuticals
Adventrx Pharmaceuticals (ANX), a biopharmaceutical company, focuses on developing proprietary product candidates. This stock is trading up 4.6% at 60 cents per share in recent trading.
Today's Range: $0.58-$0.63
52-Week Range: $0.45-$3.91
Volume: 1.1 million
Three-Month Average Volume: 286,871
Shares of ANX are moving sharply higher today after Vista Partners updated its coverage on the stock, and maintains its 12-month price target of $3.50 a share.
>>5 Stocks Under $10 Set to Soar
From a technical perspective, ANX is jumping higher here with monster volume, and this stock has started to flirt with breakout territory above some near-term overhead resistance at 61 cents.
Traders should now look for long-biased trades if ANX can manage to take out its 200-day moving average of 67 cents with high volume. Look for a sustained move or close above 67 cents with volume that's near or above 286,871 shares. If we get that action soon, a much bigger breakout will trigger once ANX takes out more past resistance at 69 to 72 cents with volume. Any high-volume move over those levels will set this stock up to trend back towards $1 to $1.16 in the near future. It's very possible ANX could hit $1.40 if it triggers high-volume moves over 72 cents and then $1.16.
Orexigen Therapeutics
Orexigen Therapeutics (OREX) is a biopharmaceutical company focused on the development of pharmaceutical product candidates for the treatment of obesity. This stock is trading up 3.9% at $6.49 in recent trading.
Today's Range: $6.06-$6.54
52-week Range: $1.22-$6.58
Volume: 3.1 million
Three-Month Average Volume: 2.5 million
>>5 Health Care Stocks Setting Up to Break Out
From a technical perspective, OREX is trending strong here with shares moving within range of tagging a brand new 52-week high on above average volume. This move is also pushing OREX close to triggering a major breakout trade. That trade will hit once OREX takes out some near-term overheated resistance at $6.55 to $6.58 with high-volume.
Traders should now look for long-biased trades once OREX sustains a move or close above $6.55 to $6.58 with volume that's near or above 2.5 million shares. If we get that action soon, then this stock could be setting up to fill more of its gap-down from early 2011 that started near $10. This stock has made a huge run in the last few weeks, so keep this trade tight if you play the breakout, and only stay with it holds the breakout.
To see more stocks under $10 that are making notable moves higher today, check out the Stocks Under $10 Moving Higher portfolio on Stockpickr.
-- Written by Roberto Pedone in Winderemere, Fla.
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Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama
Finally the feature back in Tuscaloosa as a junior, Richardson rushed 283 times for 1679 yards (5.9 average) and 21 touchdowns as he led the Crimson Tide to the National Championship. A decent receiver out of the backfield (although he can improve in that department and his hands could get better), the Pensacola, FL native also made 29 receptions for 338 yards and three more scores. He had 68 receptions for his career.
Richardson stands at just 5'11'', but he is a load to bring down at 224 pounds (not entirely unlike Maurice Jones-Drew of the Jaguars, although obviously not quite that short). He generally runs around a 4.50 in the 40-yard dash and has been clocked as fast as 4.42 from that distance. He did not run at the combine due to minor knee surgery, but hopefully that won't detract any suitors. Richardson has especially impressive breakaway speed, though he sometimes runs east-west too often as opposed to north-south. Richardson left early and he will be a first-round selection in April's draft. Don't be surprised if a team trades up to select Richardson in the top 10.
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There's a detectable hint of dismay in the voice of Christopher Sharples, AIA, founding principal of New York's SHoP Architects. "Everyone thinks we're just stacking boxes," he says about SHoP's 32-story modular residential tower that is now under construction as part of Brooklyn's Atlantic Yards project. When complete, the tower, known as B2, will be the tallest modular building in the world, made up of more than 910 prefabricated elements and comprising 363 units.
"We're basically designing these buildings like we're designing an aircraft. We're modeling every component, we understand what the quantities are, we understand exactly how big they are, and you can get these things fabricated precisely," says Sharples.
While it may be an oversimplification to compare prefab construction to Legos, there probably isn't a more apt analogy for modular construction. Factory-constructed, essentially complete units are stacked or connected to create a larger structure. It's an evolution of prefabricated buildings—those built onsite with a suite of pre-made parts—and it's taking the idea of pre-manufactured architecture to new heights. With B2 and two other modular towers to follow, SHoP and Atlantic Yards developer Forest City Ratner Companies are bringing modular construction into a taller, more complex 21st century.
Though modular architecture has historically been relatively low-rise, that's changing rapidly. The squat and boxy modular office buildings of the past are being replaced with mid- and high-rise modular buildings, especially in Europe and Asia. Scaling up has required new thinking and different materials, according to Michael Hammond, editor-in-chief of the website World Architecture News.
"I think what we're seeing now is this trend turning into different materials that are being pioneered in China, particularly the structural frame," says Hammond.
The structural frame is part of what's enabling architects and developers to stack their Lego blocks even higher. Most modular elements tend to be built out of wood, and fire codes limit their usage to about four or five stories. Replacing the wood frame of modules with cold-rolled steel means that architects can stack the boxes up to about 10 stories. Modular frames of stronger structural steel can push the height even higher.
The addition of an internal steel or concrete core within a building structure is what's allowing prefabricated modular design to penetrate high-rise construction, according to James B. Guthrie, AIA, founder of the Miletus Group, a modular and prefab architectural design firm with headquarters in Rochester, Ind., and a manufacturing facility in Chicago. Guthrie says that once modular buildings rise higher than 10 stories, lateral load- and seismic-related issues become major concerns, and bracing the stacked modules to a steel or concrete core vastly improves the structural integrity, even under earthquake or high-wind conditions. "With the aid of a secondary frame, I believe there is no limit to how high modular-constructed buildings can soar," Guthrie says.
In England, Manchester-based O'Connell East Architects used a concrete core to provide the stability for the 25-story modular dormitory Victoria Hall at the University of Wolverhampton, completed in 2009. It's currently the world's tallest prefab modular building (although, technically, since the ground floor was constructed on-site, only 24 floors count as modular).
B2 is, in some ways, an evolution of this project. According to Sharples, B2 utilizes two internal steel bracing frames that rise like ladders in the center of the building. Designed by engineering firm Arup, these frames create an armature that supports and manages the lateral forces of all the modular cells stacked on top of one another. The stair and elevator cores also provide lateral stability. Sharples says that the design of B2 (seen below) allows the structure to meet seismic codes, wind-load and lateral-bracing requirements, and even New York City's stringent building code.
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REDLANDS - Hundreds of art lovers flocked to downtown on Sunday to participate in the sixth annual Art on State Street sponsored by the Redlands Art Association.
Around 47 vendors set up shop on the sometimes busy street between 6th and 7th with their wares on display.
Artists from all mediums were invited to attend the sale, which is set up like a Market Night-style event.
With a slight chance of rain Sunday, organizers were worried that the turnout was going to be lower than expected.
But as the clouds rolled past, the streets were buzzing with the sounds of voices asking questions to artists and placing orders.
"We're happy. We have a pretty good crowd," said Sandy Davies, event coordinator for the RAA.
Davies said this year's effort brought more artists from across the Inland Empire and other areas, and organizers had to work to find more space to accommodate them.
"Of course, we all kind of chummy, so we don't mind squeezing together. But you'll see that we have more people on the sidewalk and we've taken over the alcove at Wells Fargo... we squeeze them in," Davies said. "But I'd love to have more artists."
Hugh and Becky Huffman traveled from Twentynine Palms to attend for the second year.
Becky Huffman said her and her husband returned because of the RAA's hospitality and how the event is set up.
"I always loved a carnival atmosphere," she said. "But the atmosphere here is really nice, and we sell, which is really nice, too."
Huffman said that she and her husband had worked several years before a piece was sold. When it was, they never looked back.
"Never give up," Hugh Huffman said.
His wife agreed.
"You just have to keep trying. You have to develop," she said. "I'm just starting my photography, and it's pretty good. But don't give up. Just keep trying."
Redlands-based artist Tom Fontanes of NamVetArt brought colorful collages, including some that popped - literally.
Using a pair of 3D goggles, Fontanes demonstrated how his art works.
A former acrylic and oil painter, Fontanes began making collages several years ago, dedicating more time to his art when he retired three years ago.
He found most of his successes with the collages, he said.
Fontanes has won several area contests, and has many pieces hanging in the A.K. Smiley Library and the Lincoln Shrine, he said.
He was also the designer of this year's Fourth of July event T-shirt.
As customers came and went, Fontanes socialized with artists nearby, some of who he knew.
"You have a lot of artists in Redlands... and most of them want to show their art. Money is always an incentive, but the thing is to show their art," he said, applauding the RAA for the event. "When a venue comes up, we're there usually."
Fontanes said that if Sunday's event proved to be a success for art lovers, he would love to see someone in the community bring back a weekly art event in downtown, such as the defunct Friday Night Redlands.
"That drifted off into nothing, and I'm hoping to really get that going again for the days when it gets a little warmer," he said.
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Pursuant to authority vested in the Secretary of the Interior by section 2 of the act of May 1, 1936 (49 Stat. 1250, U.S.C., title 48, sec. 358a), there is hereby designated as an Indian reservation for the use and occupancy of the native inhabitants of the Native Village of Wales, Alaska, and vicinity, the following described areas of land and water, which includes 15 acres previously reserved by Executive Order of May 4, 1907, for educational purposes:
All that portion of Seward Peninsula, Alaska, lying west of the 168th meridian, including the small peninsula attached to the above area and which separates Lopp Lagoon from Bering Sea, and the water adjacent thereto and extending 3,000 feet from the shore line, comprising approximately 7,200 acres of land and 14,000 acre, of water.
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first of all thank u guys for replying to posts, I have reviewed multiple posts and u guys have helped me multiple times. I have been having a major issue with my 1990 525i BMW.
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I just had refilled my car with gas, pulled out of parking lot and got 100 yards, I was in third gear probably around 2800 rpms when all of a sudden my rpms dropped down to 500 and acted as if it had stalled. Down shifted and again no dice, I pulled off the side of the road and when I stopped the car stalled. Took a minute and tried starting it and it wouldn't it sounded different as well like there was a loss of pressure or something. Took awhile and a lot of pumping of the gas to get it started again. Once it did start, it was running really rough and had a very loud continual clicking that followed the rpms. I was too far away from home to get it towed, and it was at least running, so I took my chances and drove it home. Noticing that the power had dropped dramatically. When I got home I noticed that the ticking was less, but the power loss was still very significant.
I took the car into a mechanic and they said that they had to adjust the tps in the car and added fuel injection cleaner and said that it should improve with time. Still no improvement after a month and one refill of gas. Also the loss of power remains, especially going up hills....ex is one hill I used to be able to get up in 5th gear now I have to down shift into third and rev to about 5000 rpms just to maintain speed. Also the lack of acceleration with the car where the car doesn't get up and go until u hit 4500 rpms.
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months prior, I replaced the spark plugs, spark plug wires, ignition coil, and clutch. And it had run perfectly fine for those three or four months. So I figured it wasn't that.
Sorry for the lengthy message but any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. This has been driving me insane. This has never happened before and I know the car is seasoned, but I love this car too much tho get rid of it.
Don't worry. This is probably an easy problem to solve.
1. Please read through the maintenance sticky and download and read through the bentley manual's engine troubleshooting page, located at the end of the relevant chapter.
2. Perform the stomp test if it works on your car. Details in the sticky and demos on youtube, and code descriptions on google.
3. As a quick test (chances of it working are poor), delete all the error codes on your car by unclamping your ecu. Sometimes old codes will hold a system back until they are deleted, or they go through 60 startups without incident (self-deletion). The ecu is in the black box behind the right shock absorber tower. Leave it unclamped for a few minutes, and key2 the car meanwhile to discharge all internal capacitors (Key0=insertion, key1=first click, key2=second click plus lights, key3=ignition). Then key0 and reclamp the ecu. Start the car and let it idle for 10 minutes (5 if you have an o2 sensor).
4. If the stomp test works, use the stomp test to extract and note all error codes on your car, before using it to delete all stored codes and performing the test outlined in #4. After one week of regular driving, pull the codes again and decide if you need to take action on those which are repeated.
5. You might have an o2 sensor issue. You can disable the o2 sensor temporarily by removing the appropriate relay in the ecu box's compartment. Please check bentley for exact position, can't remember offhand. Then start and test drive the car. If it works, you'll probably just need to replace the o2 sensor.
6. Did the workshop you went to previously scan your car's computer ?If they did, what did they find ?
7. The sudden loss of power that you describe is not consistent with vcg (valve cover gasket) failure, which leaks oil into your spark plug wells and affects charge delivery. However, if its not difficult, pull a few leads out and look down the wells. If you can't crane your neck down properly, use your phone's video camera with the flash activated. Make sure the leads are tightly affixed when you replace them.
8. You might as well double check to see if your spark plugs themselves are tight in the cylinder head.
9. You might have a bad ect (engine coolant temp sensor). It can lead to funny engine problems. I'm only suggesting it here because its so easy to test again. Just disconnect the blue coolant temperature sensor fitting on your engine, located right next to the fuel pressure regulator. Then test drive the car. If the problem goes away, this is it. $25 to replace and a diy as well.
10. There might also be an air flow meter issue. If your engine runs with the afm disconnected, then disconnect it and go for a test drive as well.
11. Driving with the o2 sensor, afm, and ect disabled is not dangerous to the car. It is not optimal in terms of power and fuel economy, but this can only be seen when driving for half a tanks' worth and when the engine is pushed. Since the process of disabling them and reactivating them is effortless, I would suggest that you try this.
12. Only try this after you've read (if possible) and deleted the error codes from your ecu and that does not fix the problem. If it does, keep driving the car and if the problem recurs a few weeks later, then start disabling components in turn to isolate the culprit.
13. As mentioned, I'm going to bet that this is a simple problem to fix. I'm going to wager that you sort it out within 90 minutes max.
p.s. Disabling components generates error codes, so at the end of your test cycle, read and clear the error codes once again.
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engine coolant temp sensor??? is this the same as the thermostat. Cause I drove the car today and noticed that the temp gauge went from normal warm to cold. So is it possible that the choke is continually on causing the loss of power in normal driving. And also could a spike of a faulty thermostat cause the car to stall as it did in the beginning of this mess.
Thanks for the help,
Don't listen to him unless you want to spend $$$$ on throwing parts on your car. ECT has nothing to do with your symptoms.
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Original fuel pump?
That's probably what it is.
If not that then its sounds like a fueling problem. You could change out the fuel filter since they are cheap.
After that you need to T in a fuel pressure gauge into the fuel feed line.
What you have indicated above might be a buggy thermostat. That itself could lead to big problems if it gets buggy the wrong way.
There is no choke in our cars.
Disconnect the ect and see if your car's behaviour changes. Its a 5 minute job. Bad ects are not always deactivated by the ecu, and can thus lead to strange engine symptoms. It is not likely at all, but since its so easy to test it why not ?
p.s. Please follow the steps I outlined in my first response to you as well.
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Discussion in 'Draft Zone' started by kirkjrk, Jul 28, 2012.
Which safety would you draft? In no certain order.
Eric Reid
Tony Jefferson
T J McDonald
Would love to see TJ McDonald here. The guy can hit.
In fantasy land, Eric Reid.
Ditto, great bloodlines as well. I also like the fact that he has some flexibility to him and can line up at either Free or Strong. There's appears to be no real weakness to his game either... he's the prototype NFL safety.
Keep an eye on Robert Lester as well.
T.J. McDonald, S, USC -- football pedigree from an NFL factory.
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None, go with the SEC guy, Bacari Rambo is going to be a star. He is a very talented all around safety.
Yep hes the one i want Ed Reed clone...
Give me the one that covers dowmfield the best. I could care less about a hard hitting safety.
kenny vaccaro
I like that kid.
We really need another Rambo to redeem that awesome name after the last one
He is a stud football player too!
What ever happened with him going to the supplemental draft? Why didn't he?
None. Barry Church and Matt Johnson will be our starting Safeties next year.
We'll draft OLB/QB/TE in that order.
Book it!
He decided to stay one more year and appeal his suspension.
He should have entered the supplemental IMO. But he'll still wind up all sec even with the suspension.
Anyone know what happened to Ray Ray Armstrong?
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Apologies if this is in the wrong section. Just a quick question, ive grown up boxing, now I've made the switch to mma I'm training 4 nights a week plus conditioning. So far I'm picking up grappling ok but I'm struggling with kicking. I've read online that some fighters, nick Diaz for example barely throw kicks, I don't think I'm ever going to have the flexibility to be a great kickboxer due to my body type. I feel like my striking time would be better spent becoming proficient at defending kicks and learning to throw a good leg kick whilst continuing to work with my boxing.
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San Francisco, CA--The Board of Supervisors today passed ground-breaking green building legislation that will improve energy efficiency in existing buildings, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, lower energy costs, and create green jobs. The ordinance will require owners of existing non-residential buildings to determine how much energy each building consumes, and to make that information public on an annual basis. The ordinance will also require commercial buildings over 10,000 square feet to conduct energy efficiency audits every five years in order to help the building owners and managers optimize building efficiency.
"San Francisco needs to increase the energy and resource efficiency of existing buildings if we are going to meet our aggressive greenhouse gas reduction targets," said Mayor Edwin Lee. "This ordinance not only helps educate building owners about what they need to do to save energy and money, but it will also boost our local green jobs economy."
Energy is one of the biggest expenses of building ownership, and will be an even greater financial burden for owners in the future as energy prices escalate. Buildings, which account for about 70 percent of the electricity consumed in the U.S., could be made up to 50 percent more energy efficient with currently available products and services.
The Ordinance codifies the recommendations of the Existing Commercial Building Task Force, which then-Mayor Gavin Newsom convened to identify ways the city could work in concert with the private sector to improve the energy and resource efficiency of existing commercial buildings in San Francisco. The Task Force, similar to the one that developed recommendations for new construction, was comprised of 18 members of San Francisco's building ownership, developer, financial, architectural, engineering, and construction communities, who the Mayor selected for their knowledge of the building industry and commitment to San Francisco's long-term sustainability.
"Millions of dollars go wasted every year because buildings aren't as energy-efficient as they could be," said Steven Ring, Director of Client Solutions at Cushman and Wakefield, and co-chair of the task force. "By eliminating energy waste, property owners could be enjoying the benefits of that cash and at the same time creating good jobs for energy management professionals and the construction industry."
Under the Ordinance, building owners would be required to benchmark the energy use of their buildings using a free online tool provided by the US Environmental Protection Agency, the results of which will be filed annually with the city. The next phase of the Ordinance requires building owner to conduct energy audits, starting with commercial properties larger than 50,000 square feet starting in October 2011, and then phase in so that by 2013, the rules would apply to all commercial properties 10,000 square feet or larger.
"San Francisco currently offers energy efficiency audits for businesses through our Energy Watch program, and we have learned that up to 70 percent of business that have an audit will take action and conduct a retrofit," said Melanie Nutter, Director of San Francisco's Environment Department. "We expect this Ordinance will deliver similar returns with existing buildings, which could lead to a 50 percent reduction in commercial building energy use within 20 years."
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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by rocyaice, Nov 25, 2012.
Might be time to take them out of the NFC wildcard picture.
No shocker
They may want to check them for more enhancers because 6'4 and moving like they do at cornerback is like they were created on Madden lol.
hey Sherman,
I wish we corners like thes... lol Seahawks.
Why is adderall, a drug used primarily for ADHD, considered a 'performance enhancing' substance by the NFL?
Loaded up on perf enhancing drugs and being suspended?
I'll pass.
Do these guys have ADHD? From what I understand, the drug works as a stimulant for people who have not been diagnosed with ADHD. It is fairly common with college kids who need to pull all nighters. It helps them stay focused for long hours, which could be considered performance enhancing. Even if you don't agree with the performance enhancing element, you still need a prescription to obtain the drug legally.
It increases focus through fatigue. Helps prepare mentally during the week and helps stay focused on the field.
Note to players: Don't mess with the Golden Boy of the NFL
That was my first thought is that it would be hilarious to see some Brady pictures saying something about it.
In other words, the visual some paint of them being bigger, stronger, and faster due to steroids is not correct.
How is that?
The drug they were busted for (if I read it right) was for mental alertness and not muscle, or even oxygen, enhancement.
I know that. I just don't see how it discounts any speculation that these players are also on some other form of PED that focuses on the muscle growth and such. Sure it is just speculation, but they could beat the tests for one drug and fail for another. And I speculate that most guys are using some sort of PED for the physical stuff. Even Cowboys.
Anyway, when you said, "In other words, the visual some paint of them being bigger, stronger, and faster due to steroids is not correct." is not proven correct or incorrect by this failed test for Adderall. That speculation is still unfounded at this time.
Have to agree.
The fact we have people here arguing if Adderall gives players an advantage or not is why players use this excuse all the time now. Fact is, we don't know what it was because the NFL isn't allowed to release that info. This could be his agent just leaking it out there that it was Adderall.
I find it hard to believe every player is all of a sudden on this drug now. It's not like this drug just hit the market.
They've now said it was adderall.
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Pronunciation: wæks • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Verb, intransitive!
Meaning: 1. To grow, increase, expand gradually over time. 2. To become.
Notes: Today we ignore the stuff of candles and focus on the moon, which waxes and wanes. You've probably wondered what the moon waxes; well, it waxes itself, for the intransitive verb wax simply means to increase gradually. A waxing moon is one whose size is increasing; a waning moon is one whose size is decreasing.
In Play: Today's word appears mostly in crystallized phrases like 'wax and wane' and 'wax poetic' (get or become poetic), which is a shame; we should protect and promote the use of native English words like this one (see History): "I love spring, when the countryside waxes green and exudes its annual salmagundi of blossoms." The second sense of today's verb is usually used in conjunction with an adjective: "Whenever you ask Robin Banks how he obtained the startup money for his company, he always waxes mysterious and reticent."
Word History: Today's Good Word is a rarity: a purely English word, not borrowed from another language. The root began its life as Proto-Indo-European wegs "grow, increase". The PIE [g] became [k] in Germanic languages like English, where [ks] is often spelled X, so wegs became Old English weaxan and today's verb wax. In Greek the [w] and the vowel traded places, a process known as metathesis, so that we get Greek auxein ([awksein]) "to increase", as in auxiliary, and Latin augere "to increase", as in augment. The Latin root is also lurking at the base of author, a word borrowed from the French version of Latin auctor "creator", someone who increases things as well. (Well, it is time to wax grateful to Rohn Solecki and Dana Black for suggesting today's Good Word, so thanks to both of you.)
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I never thought of a salmagundi of flowers. What a neat use of the word by the Good Doctor. Raw vegetable salmagundi is my favorite salad. With tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash, beets, and every vegetable that can be eaten raw coming fresh from my garden, this is my favorite time of the year.
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In 1843 Charles Gerhardt proposed to use the law of Avogadro as a basis for the determination of atomic weights.
Like the atomic theory itself, Avogadro's law is an outcome of physical work and of physical reasoning.
In 1811 Avogadro distinguished between the ultimate particles of compounds and elements.
According to Avogadro the water vapor contains twice as many atoms of hydrogen as of oxygen.
We make use of Avogadro's law and of the definition of "atom" which has been deduced from it (see p. 142).
This number, by the way, is known to science as "Avogadro's Constant."
This deduction from Avogadro's law is now a part and parcel of our general chemical knowledge.
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Morgenstern, Erin. The Night Circus
Two rival magicians meet and seal a pact: each will train a protégé, and those protégés will compete in a contest only their masters fully understand. The ground on which the contest will be fought is Le Cirque des Reves—the mysterious monochrome Circus of Dreams, which arrives without warning to delight, amaze, and quite literally entrance its audience. The contestants are Celia, a young woman naturally skilled in illusions which only pretend to be illusory; and Marco, a strapping young man whose talents were won through research and study but are no less mesmerising for the effort involved. But when the two meet, their competition becomes a forbidden romance as both put their talents to work wooing the other and their masters look on, disapproving. The situation seems primed for tragedy, but can the other members of Le Cirque des Reves lend their myriad talents to save the lovers?
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nimmy, i think many people outside of this forum like boobies. what makes you think it was someone from here?
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