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The 22nd Nigerian Economic SummitRegister Now
Made in Nigeria
This year's summit tagged "Made in Nigeria" creates and embodies the imperative to commit to the structural and fiscal changes required to strengthen the Nigerian economy.
It starts with changing our orientation in consumption pattern by shifting our mindset and preferences for imported and foreign-made products to increased patronage for "Made-in-Nigeria" products.
There are recognizable challenges in promoting made-in-Nigeria products, as many have complained about quality and value for money; but that is exactly the point.
NES #22 will provide a platform to sharpen the focus of the conversation and extract tangible commitments and outcomes.
The key thrust of NES#22 is to facilitate stakeholders' discussions/agreements on the practical issues, opportunities that abound, policies and regulations needed to make "Made In Nigeria" a success in the Country.
It will also seek to work out smart strategies to achieve self-sufficiency and value-addition capacities for several products and services in the shortest possible span.
Hundreds Of Attendees Representing Corporate Nigeria, Government, SMES
The key thrust of NES#22 is to facilitate stakeholders' discussions and agreements on the best ways to ensure that "Made In Nigeria" is not just a mantra but a smart and holistic national strategy for growth and development with measurable outcomes.


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7 part series on radiation
The USA and Canada has been finding Radiation from Fukushima Japan in our rains and water, and the results, for a year.
Look up newborn deaths, which has risen the past year. Inland radio active spikes has occurred, and gone unexplained.
Nuclear facilities within the USA have also had accidental releases of radiation. THEY ARE NOT SAFE.
And I am NOT an anti-nuke nut. Below is the beginning of a series on radiation by Celeste Bishop.
I have posted edited parts.
Govt may call a 2 to 4 week supply of food, water, meds 'hoarding' but its wisdom. Preparing is WISDOM, NOT hoarding, which is selfish.
Big difference between being wise and being selfish. My friend is a prepper, and when a sudden ice storm took out electricity for several weeks, he shared with his neighbors.
Radiation in USA, Canada
, from within - and from Japan
Are you Radiation Resilient?
7 part series on radiation
by Celeste Bishop June 2012
Control, Messaging & Mapping
, Part 1
I (Celeste) am doing a series from a citizen who is concerned about the current Fukishima radiation fallout.
This series is based on Center of Biosecurity of UPMC presentation. Unfortunately that presentation was yet another propaganda platform
for consistent messaging from the government agenda. That agenda does not include your survival through this disaster storm.
This is the first article in a seven part series.
Time is of the essence so it is my desire to dig right in on the referenced reports action items.
Obtain broad community backing and understanding of nuclear incident preparedness to sustain the program (government revenue) over time.
Fallout is a broad community concern. There is no single entity that can deliver this public service.
Only a centralized empire expert in radiological control is essential as well as securing a Public-Private Partnership including businesses, schools, nonprofits,
faith-based organizations, and average citizens to weather the radiological fallout storm.
To achieve this end command and control leadership is necessary according to the powers-that-be.
Please notice that federal camps have been established for contaminated peoples and they are known as Community Reception Centers (CRC)
Teachable Moments, Mind Control & Slave Cadres
, Part 2
Conduct an ongoing (Mind Control) public education program to inform the public about the effects of a nuclear fallout and how people can protect themselves under the government thumb.
You are a lab rat in a global radiological experiment. The Final Solution is not quite complete and so mind control restructuring might be needed.
Your community is being asked to survey how much you know about radiation, identify factors that could impede people from seeking government help,
collect information on trusted spokesmen, do you live in a radiological protective residence, preferred ways to get trusted information,
protective measures and your level of preparedness.
Owner Liability, Shelter Hardening & Child Seizure
, Part 3
7 part series on radiation
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by Celeste Bishop
Communication with the public is critical after a nuclear event such as Fukishima. The government and their partners have decided to notify the public what they want them to know through well-chosen technologies and organizational procedures. Although this document discusses advance fallout community preparation it does not expound on the situation currently at hand other than to mention that normal official warnings will be degraded. Public communication strategies that are being used are grounded in what is known about social and psychological processes that people go through when hearing the information NOT what they need to know to protect themselves and their families.
Communications for disasters such as Fukishima are being developed, pre-scripted, pre-vetted, and scientifically based and tailored for public consumption. This document discussed that fallout warning messages and proactive suggestions save lives but the current Administration and partners have failed to deliver this critical information to the public. Agencies are given a significant amount of money specifically ear-tagged for communications. Have the monies been siphoned off?
In our highly technical world it has been determined that proper education campaigns incorporating through a technical understanding of the community tailor unique communications. A pre-scripted generic message, generally from a template, is crafted to motivate one into action or apathy and then modeled for a specific incident. The first 72 hours of messaging is the most important. FEMA is currently developing short messages regarding fallout, better late than never.
The government is feigning lack of procedure on who is authorized and responsible for activating public warnings. Hence mums the word regarding Fukishima or so they want you to believe. From one who has worked in this field I can assure you that there is a clear chain-of-command with trained Public Information Officers (PIO) or JPIO for multi-jurisdictional statements. Furthermore, this structure and the pre-scripted messaging, has been written and is in procedure manuals at the federal, state, county, and even fire and police department levels. Prior to September 11 copies of these manuals could be found in your local library. I am not sure if that is still the case today.
This report also says that there could be a triggering mechanism for messaging for warning messages. This is not the case. In the Standard Operating Procedure Manual at the Emergency Operation Center (EOC) which can be in any jurisdiction are the written protocols for activation, who messages, and pre-scripted messages that are released when an area declares an emergency or disaster and receives an incident number. An event works its way up from city, to county, to state, and eventually to the President for federal assistance to . Functions are divided into categories know as Emergency Support Functions. The ESF for nuclear incidents are found in the NRP-CIA with various ESF including #8. ESFs tell who does what and when.
As was illuminated during WWII consistent messaging is key to get the public to act in the way you want them to behave. For messaging to be extremely effective the spokesman must be a trusted source of information. Hence, under normal situations you will receive messaging from a variety of telecommunications including: radio broadcasts, megaphones, 2-way radios, National Weather Service warning radios, amateur radios, loudspeakers, sirens, alarms, PA systems, cell texting, email, and TV. READ MORE
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8 most common signs of radiation
1. Nausea and vomiting are typical early symptoms of radiation sickness.
The higher the dose of irradiation, the faster they appear and the worse the overall prognosis. Irradiation is the process by which an item is exposed to radiation.
If vomiting begins one hour after irradiation, death is probable. Very often, people who suffered radiation exposure first feel awful, but then improve. As a rule, however, more severe symptoms occur in a few hours, days or even weeks.
Nose bleeding
often occurs with radiation sickness.
Blood of the throat, bleeding gums or blood from the rectum are also signs that radiation has impacted the body. Bleeding bruises occur, sometimes hematemesis.
The bleeding is caused by the radiation reducing the number of platelets that clot blood in the body.
, sometimes bloody: Burning, or "hits" are common. "Hits along the bodys cells that rapidly reproduce, including in the digestive tract cells. Irradiation causes irritation of the digestive organs that can cause diarrhea, sometimes bloody diarrhea.
4. Severe sunburn appearance
Skin exposed to radiation can become red and covered with blisters as though strongly sunburned. In some cases, ulcers appear and in others, the skin may climb in round pattern.
5. Hair loss
One of the most common signs of radiation poisoning is hair loss, as cancer survivors note soon after radiation treatment.
Radiation damages hair follicles so people being radiated usually oblyseet two or three weeks. In some cases, the hair loss is irreparable.
Fatigue and exhaustion
Radiation sickness causes weakness that feels similar to the flu and is often mistaken for "having the flu." Decreasing the number of red blood cells results in anemia and increased risk of fainting.
7. Mouth sores: Radiation sickness causes ulcers on lips or and in the mouth. Similar ulcers occur inside the esophagus, stomach and intestines.
8. Infection susceptibility: Radiation acts on white blood cells responsible for resisting infections, so people become more susceptible to viruses, bacteria and fungal diseases
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Last ones standing
August, 2015
- Economic collapse, asteroid or terrorists, a few people have been preparing. When the ATMs stop running or the internet goes down, theyll be the ones that make it out alive. If the internet goes down, half the planet will come to a standstill, preppers will be last ones standing.
What if a serious earthquake hits? or a volcano or bio-terrorism attack
What if the government starts acting up? Thats the number one fear among most preppers.
If anything to do with the internet goes down, half the planet will come to a standstill. 99% of your life relies on technology.
10 safest countries in case of WW3
Switzerland, New Zealand, Chile, Iceland, Denmark, Greenland, Malta island (
, overrun by Muslims!
), Ireland, Fiji or any Pacific island
NZ would be truly lovely, but its VERY liberal and hostile to REAL Christians.
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How to survive permanent Power Outage
September 3, 2015
- Based on visible signs, were not far away from facing the end of civilization as we know it. Dont wait for disaster to strike, get ready in advance. PROBLEMS: preserving and cooking food, communicating over long distances, keeping your house lit at night and your family warm during cold seasons.
How to preserve food and cook without power
If the power dies and your fridge is full, you got about two days until the contents start spoiling.
Many items kept in the fridge dont necessarily belong there in the first place.
Stuff like ketchup, sauces, mayonnaise (maybe), jams and spices will be just fine outside as long as theyre not directly exposed to high temperatures (room temperature will do).
(COLD, FROZENS - Zeer pot instructions on link)
Its NOT gonna be easy, and without help from God's holy angels we wont make it.
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How to survive occupied USA
December 2015
- We face a totalitarian dicktatorship.
To survive, you must possess 2 qualities - resolve, and patience.
You must do things that others do not do, and you must not do what others do.
There will be times to run and hide. There will also be times you will have to stand and fight. I highly encourage all of you to develop teams and train accordingly. Link up with your veterans and learn how to form cohesive teams and basic tactics.
Your house has just gone up in flames and your parents were rounded up and stuffed into a panel van. Youre a 20-year-old college student, and youre now alone.
Father, the knocks at your door at 3:00 am morphed into a battering ram, and your front door just went down. Your wife and two kids are up, and it appears theres no one at the back door, crossing the lawn will take you right into the woods.
The UN are combing your office building on the bottom floors, your office is on the fifth floor. Youre a pretty 25-year-old girl, and as you watch from your office window, many of your coworkers are being led away in handcuffs from the building at gunpoint to the waiting unmarked panel vans and trucks.
These are American citizens, that are faced with a sudden life-changing (and if not wise, life-ending) event: a totalitarian dictatorship in its inception, followed by round-ups of 'dissident' citizenry.
The Importance of Resolve
firmness of purpose; determination; decisiveness.
You must find the resolve to act and take a personal stand. The college student needs to escape and evade the roundup. The Dad needs to take decisive action, cut his losses if hes not prepared to fight the home invasion, and take his family out into the woods with nothing but their lives. The young lady needs to find a way to go.
You also need resolve to continue your fight and/or flight in relation to these oppressors.
Resolve will keep you going. You can forge that resolve in your mind now. It is better to do it now than when the actual situation arises.
Youll need everything youve ever learned, every skill youve ever developed, every little piece of knowledge and training that you have amassed throughout your lifetime. You must resolve yourself, to live in the woods and in the hills, forego all creature comforts and those basics (such as running water, heat, and electricity) we take for granted. You must have the resolve to stay free and to help others to stay free.
Next, you must have patience. You will face a situation that may last for years or longer. Much longer article
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Samsung's problems just got even worse. The company's heir apparent Lee Jae-yong has been arrested for bribery, embezzlement and perjury in connection with a massive corruption scandal that has already resulted in the president's impeachment. It could hinder the succession and restructuring plans for South Korea's biggest conglomerate, which is still reeling from the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco. (A Samsung factory catching fire last week demonstrates how the faulty batteries are still causing headaches for the company.)
Large, family-controlled companies such as Samsung, which dominate South Korea's economy, are perceived as enjoying lenient treatment from the judicial system — a factor that has contributed to public anger over the widening corruption scandal. Prosecutors are focusing on roughly $37m in payments made by Samsung to entities allegedly linked to a friend of President Park Geun-hye. The payments, they allege, were to receive a nod for a contentious 2015 merger of two Samsung units. (FT, Guardian, WSJ, Reuters)
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That press conference The American president's 77-minute news conference has been described as "combative", "erratic", and "unconventional". It was organised to announce a new nominee for labour secretary — Alexander Acosta — but the topics were wide-ranging. Meanwhile, Robert Harward, the ex-navy Seal chosen to succeed Michael Flynn as national security adviser, turned down the offer. Mr Trump also used the conference to say Mr Flynn did nothing wrong by discussing US sanctions with the Russian ambassador before the inauguration. (Bloomberg, WaPo, NYT, FT)
Former PM calls for Brexit fight Tony Blair will issue a rallying cry on Friday to opponents of Brexit, urging them to fight against Theresa May's plans to take Britain out of the EU and warning that the country is on a "cliff edge". It is his first major political intervention since last year's referendum but his comments are being criticised as "arrogant and utterly undemocratic". (FT, BBC)
Greek breakthrough hopes shelved The eurozone is set to miss the deadline for a Greek bailout deal, with EU officials still unable to reach an agreement with the IMF. It means the bailout fight will be pushed into the Dutch and French election season where diplomats fear it could become highly politicised. French bonds are being traded at volumes not seen since the eurozone crisis as investors become concerned the result will deliver the world's next populist upset. (FT)
Shake-up for Norway's $900bn fund Oslo has proposed the biggest changes to the world's largest sovereign wealth fund in decades, cutting the amount of oil money the country can spend each year and tilting the fund towards higher risk by investing about $90bn more in stock markets. (FT)
Asia bucks trend of public distrust While public distrust of the government, business and the media appears to be growing in the west, some Asian countries are bucking the trend. Respondents to the survey by consultancy Edelman in Japan and South Korea had deep distrust of institutions but those in India, Indonesia, China and Singapore held broadly positive opinions. (NAR)
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Global security Mike Pence, US vice-president, is due to top the bill at the Munich Security Conference, Europe's leading defence forum, amid uncertainty about transatlantic relations after Donald Trump's election.
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China's North Korea headache The firing of a ballistic missile towards Japan and the murder in Malaysia of the North Korean leader's half-brother have exasperated Beijing just as it was seeking to improve relations with a troublesome neighbour that had angered the international community with two nuclear tests last year. Two more suspects have been arrested in connection with the assassination. (FT)
Cautious Kremlin The west looks fragile but here is why Vladimir Putin's Russia may be unable to step up to a leading global role. (FT)
Wikipedia's army of fact-checkers With newsroom budgets shrinking and the traditional authoritative institutions increasingly treated with scepticism, Wikipedia's ever-changing verification structure has redeemed its credibility problem. Now, in unusual online collaboration, the company is cultivating an army to battle fake news. Separately, Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has posted a manifesto to counter concerns about fake news. (Pacific Standard Magazine, FT)
Israel's high hopes Israel has global ambitions to become a medical marijuana supplier and has taken the first steps to amend laws that will allow the export of medical marijuana products. (FT)
The graffiti kids who sparked the Syrian war They were giggling school boys with black spray paint. But their simple rebellion had an effect similar to the assassin's bullet fired at the outbreak of the first world war. Without that act of teenage impetuousness — and the Assad regime's violent reaction to it — would the refugee crisis be on the scale it is now? Would the UK — spurred by campaign posters of streams of refugees heading north — have voted to leave the EU? Would the anti-immigrant message of Donald Trump have resonated quite so deeply? One reporter goes back to the beginning, in 2011, in an effort to understand the moment we are in. (Globe and Mail)
Vitamin D could help ward off flu Researchers have found people who take vitamin D regularly suffer fewer respiratory tract infections. Deficiency of the so-called sunshine vitamin is already known to cause rickets, but too much vitamin D can also lead to medical problems. (BMJ, BBC)
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In the process of final testing Google Apps for our domain and we pilots are really enjoying it but I keep hitting my head against a wall with regard to external content in Gmail. I've been through various browser settings and Admin settings in Google Apps but can't get anything but text links to come up in messages, even from contacts I've "whitelisted."
I've even tried getting really crazy and turning off the SSL requirement for Gmail but it still comes up with https every time we open our mailboxes. I know they turn off external content by default but we should be able to enable some of our newsletters and such to show external content. I mean, I have to have my way cool Spiceworks daily mail come in with the cool logos and such.
Has anyone else dealt with this? Have you found a way through or around it? I'm working via email with Google support but so far they just want me to use Chrome (that doesn't work the way I want, either!).
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Aug 22, 2011 at 11:57 UTC
Go to Mail Settings and check "Ask before displaying external content". That should give you a green box providing you the option to allow external content on emails. The other option let's google decide for you based on this criteria: http:/
Aug 23, 2011 at 11:08 UTC
Thanks, Gerald! I have done this and still cannot get anything but text links in emails. I have no green buttons in the usual places to show images. I've been through their tutorials and FAQ's, too but can't seem to get it fixed.
Aug 26, 2011 at 10:35 UTC
I'm still working with a tech at Google but it is taking a long time. I've given him all kinds of pertinent information including full headers. Still no answers, though.
Oct 14, 2011 at 10:44 UTC
Sorry, Gerald. I unchecked your answer as a helpful post in order to mark it as a best answer but once I did step one, Spiceworks would not give me any more options for marking your answer. While I still haven't resolved the issue, I believe it will work fine once we go live; we're still in testing mode with aliases and such.
Oct 14, 2011 at 10:47 UTC
Haha, no sweat! I'm glad that it worked out.
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Developers have created this game is quite well-known, it IGG.COM, the most famous products of which were game Castle Clash, Clash of Lords, and others. Games are known propiarenny and, as a consequence, the popular game Marble Heroes became some departure from the principles and norms, because we do not know where it came from and what we have is, it remains to understand that it generally is.
Strange world.
The game will unfold in a strange fantasy world ... rather it is even a fantasy, but it looks very strange. On the one hand there are monsters who fight for you and against you, on the other hand realized all on the fields in the box, bud then checkers or any card game, and attack monsters do something reminiscent of billiards. What confuses - no history in this world no monsters (they are heroes) which you will find here unknown to anyone and are somewhat similar to Pokemon, so special to spend too analogy will not work. All that we know - there is land and they need to win, I think that this is enough for a start!
As already mentioned, the playing field in this game marked out into squares, something even resembles Plants vs Zombies, your every character occupies one cell and depending on the character can walk, each in its whole, someone like a billiard ball should bump into an enemy, someone can shoot a whole - need to understand and find those who are more suited to your style of play. Heroes can be pumped, buy new and so on, that reminds card role playing game. After passing the next level you move on, get experience and a lot of other useful things.
Simply put.
The game, in fact, is not a direct competitor but all kinds of card RPG, which recently increased, especially against the background of the game from Blizzard. It is available online, as well as there are plenty of opportunities for leveling characters and given the policy developers - Donat here is very serious, and therefore the balance will not have to wait much. But to be honest the game lacks some depth, because everything that happens is seen superficially.
Features Marble Heroes:
Outcome: cross between Pokemon card strategy, billiards and RPG turned out quite acceptable, though heavy to perceive, that's just embarrassing Donat ...
1. Added motion graphics to Normal Dungeons.
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WTB 6wt Z Axis or St. Croix legend elite
I'm looking for either of these in 9' length. I'm particularly looking for someone's lightly used St Croix legend elite (newer version IPC model) but would also be interested in a z axis . Thanks
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Kate's 50s Style Dress - Kate Moss
The one thing from Kate Moss that I actually like!!! In the style of Charlotte York
Another short, swingy tunic dress for summer. The back is really cool, though, and ties the straps together with a bow, racerback style. The muted, almost dusty tones too seem to be making a comeback this season.
I absolutely ADORE this dress- I think it is so siren, sexy, pin-up, feminine, girly . . . just PERFECT, and I think it's a classic that you could wear for many years!!
very 1930's like
this long, satin 1920s style dress is beyond gorgeous. definitely the most elegant thing kate moss has 'designed.'
this silk shift dress is really versatile. it'll look just as good with black pumps as it will with simple flats.
such an awesome electric blue color. this would make such a fabulous and fun prom dress.
this is the top version of topshop's electric blue strapless dress. this slinky pintuck tunic top will look amazing with wide leg black pants or black leggings.
this electric blue, silk strapless dress from topshop will stand out amongst all the little black dresses at a party. pair with matching blue shoes for a cute, retro look.
this tie waist dress from topshop is very california, casual, laid back. would work really well for day or for a casual night outfit.
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Situated in the heart of Puerto de la Cruz on the main seafront promenade and only 100 metres from the beach. The "Lago Martianez" open-air swimming pool complex is just 200 metres away and the resort centre with bars, pubs, restaurants and shops is within easy walking distance in the immediate vicinity. The hotel is extremely popular due to the warm, welcoming service provided by it's friendly staff and the fantastic location that the hotel enjoys.
The hotel offers guests a swimming pool, a children's paddling pool, sun loungers, parasols, a sauna, a solarium and a massage service. Sports enthusiasts may enjoy a game of table tennis, tennis, minigolf, snooker or billiards, take part in the aerobics sessions or exercise in the gym. The superb entertainment programme rounds off the hotel's offerings.
* Buffet breakfast
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Please confirm that you want to add Animating Traditionally with Toon Boom to your Wishlist.
This course was originally created for students participating in Skills Ontario's Animation Challenge (similar to the 11 Second Club), as a way to quickly get them comfortable with both the fundamentals of traditional animation as well as practical knowledge of Toon Boom's software. To do this, the course is designed to walk through the completion of a scene starting from analyzing dialogue, to story-boarding, to creating actual animation, while being sure to emphasize the core principles of animation.
With this in mind, the course is best suited for animation students that are either new to the medium, or those looking to bring their traditional skills to the digital realm, using Toon Boom. While there are many videos available online that feature Toon Boom's software, most of them focus on cut-out style animation, or puppets, rather than traditional frame-by-frame style animation. After getting many remarks from even industry pros surprised that Toon Boom can actually not only support traditional animation, but do it amazingly well, I felt it high time for some video tutorials focussing on the basics.
This course features Toon Boom's Storyboard Pro, and Harmony 11, industry standards in animation software. Although, to keep up with all the version changes, I've made sure to focus on features that are also available in both older and newer versions of Harmony (including Harmony 14), as well Toon Boom's former Animate, Animate Pro, applications. And for those absolute beginners, there's still plenty of information that can be used, whether you're still drawing with a pencil, or deciding what type of software to pick up for your next animated project.
This course includes 19, densely-packed lessons, over the span of exactly an hour.
A great way to fast-track your working knowledge of both animation and Toon Boom basics!
Download the Project Files for the course.
Let's listen to our audio clip.
Before we can start drawing, we have to listen for clues that help describe our characters and scene. I'll be analyzing the provided dialogue, and you'll get to see what type of things to look for when listening to a dialogue clip for the first time.
Introduction to Storyboard Pro, and starting a new project.
Discover the interface, navigate workspaces, layers, vector vs bitmap basics, and the Select tool.
Working with Tool Properties, customize the Brush tool, working with Captions, and important hot-keys.
I create our first storyboard scene, discussing staging, perspective, and adding tones.
Here, I add a second scene, discussing more on staging/layout; as well as demonstrating the Cutter tool, and an alternative way to tone your drawings.
Create the last scene, using additional panels to depict a change of action in the scene, and the Onion Skin to see drawings between panels.
Use Storyboard Pro to create an animatic from our drawings, adding our dialogue clip, and time out the images to the audio. Then, export the animatic for Harmony/Animate/Animate Pro.
I revisit the dialogue clip listening for performance cues, and discuss acting for animation as reference, including live acting samples.
Introduction to Harmony, and opening the animatic.
Import artwork into Harmony, and create and manipulate layers.
Using the Brush vs the Pencil tools; and how to create and work with Harmony's unique Smart Colour System.
Drawing our first key poses (pose-to-pose), working with drawing exposure and the Onion Skin
Inbetweening, arcs, S-curves, C-curves, and follow-though
Squash and Stretch, and animating the lip sync (without using the cut-out lip-sync feature).
With the rough animation complete, clean up the drawings using a consistent line weight, and finally, add colour.
Now that the animation is done, remove or hide the unwanted layers, and export the finished animation to a QuickTime movie file.
I've worked as a professional artist for twenty years, with the majority of that time in the game industry, working with such licenses as Rifts, Robotech, Transformers, and many others. During that time, I have also had the opportunity to study classical animation at Sheridan College, and later went on to return there as an animation professor. My class curriculum focussed on the digital side of animation, including Flash, Toon Boom, Photoshop, Premiere, and After Effects. After that, I joined Toon Boom, as a full-time international trainer, working closely with major schools, studios, and events, around the world. While there, I was even able to help shape the professional certification program used today.
Since then, while I might sneak in a few freelance projects here and there, my main passion remains dedicated to teaching.


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The Grand Palace Maspalomas Oasis, has a gorgeous beachside setting and fantastic swimming pool.It's set into acres of landscaped gardens and the famous Maspalomas sand dunes are just a stroll away. For those who like to explore a little further afield, Playa Del Ingles is just a ten-minute drive along the coast, the local bus stops close to the hotel. The huge pool here sits at the heart of the gardens, surrounded by palm trees and sun loungers. There's an open-air whirlpool bath and snack bar. The hotel also has a fabulous Spa offering relaxing treatments.The hotel has theme nights and on-the-spot cooking demos or you can try the Krystal fusion restaurant, there's a cocktail bar in the garden, offering up live music and cabaret shows when when the sun goes down.All the rooms here are tastefully decorated and spacious and come with the amenities you'd expect from a hotel of this class: Bathroom with bidet, Hairdryer and bathrobe, Carpeted floor, Telephone, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan, Mini-bar, Satellite TV, Music channel, In-room safe (additional charge), Balcony or terrace.
- Located on Maspalomas beach - 5 km from Playa del Ingles - 50 m from various shops - 37 km from the airport - 200 m from a bus stop
* Oasis restaurant* Foresta restaurant with terrace* Krystal Fusion restaurant* Lobby bar* Lounge bar (open in winter)* Poolside bar* Garden bar with stage* Daytime entertainment programme for children ages 4 to 12 (5 times a week)* Daytime entertainment programme for adults (several times a week)* Live music or shows (several times a week)* Swimming pool (heated in winter)* Children's swimming pool* Complimentary sun loungers, parasols and towels by the pool* whirlpool in the garden* Sun terrace* Mini-club and children's playground* Spa & Wellness Centre with different treatments, hammam, Rasul and massage (additional charge)Complimentary spa services: sauna, ice fountain, steam bath, whirlpool bath and gym* Hairdresser (charge)* TV/video area* Games area (bridge, chess)* Conference room* Shops (boutiques, jeweller's, kiosk, perfumery)* Use of computers with internet access (additional charge)* Wireless LAN zone (free of charge)
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Three Cheese Souffles
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Recipe by bmxmama
I got this recipe out of a TOH magazine years ago, I've never had any problems with it. But according to the person that submitted it J. Ference she never had a problem either! All cooking times are approximate.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄3 cup butter or 1⁄3 cup margarine
- 1⁄3 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 cups milk
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1 dash hot pepper sauce
- 1 1⁄2 cups swiss cheese, shredded
- 1 cup cheddar cheese, shredded
- 1⁄4 cup parmesan cheese, shredded
- 6 eggs, separated
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cream of tartar
Directions See How It's Made
- Melt butter in a medium saucepan.
- Stir in flour; cook for 1 minute until bubbly.
- Gradually add milk, mustard, salt and hot pepper sauce; cook and stir until thickened and bubbly.
- Add cheeses; stir until melted.
- Remove from the heat and set aside.
- In a small mixing bowl, beat egg yolks until thick and lemon colored, about 3-4 minutes.
- Add 1/3 cup cheese mixture and mix well.
- Return all to the saucepan; return to the heat and cook for 1-2 minutes.
- Cool completely, about 30-40 minutes.
- In another mixing bowl, beat egg whites until soft peaks form.
- Add cream of tartar; continue beating until stiff peaks form.
- Fold into the cheese mixture.
- Pour into ungreased 1 cup souffle dishes or custard cups.
- Place in a shallow pan.
- Pour warm water into larger pan to a depth of 1 inches Bake uncovered at 325 for 40-45 minutes or until tops are golden brown.
- Serve immediately.
- *NOTE* Souffles can be made ahead and frozen. Cover each dish or cup with foil and freeze. To bake, remove foil and place unthawed souffles in a shallow pan; add warm water to a depth of 1 inches Bake at 325 for 60-65 minutes or until tops are golden.


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The former home of Rosa Parks, the civil rights pioneer who sparked the landmark Montgomery bus boycott in the 1950's, has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places, the government said today.
Edson Beall, a historian with the National Park Service, which oversees the register, said the designation would protect the building from being torn down or altered as a result of federally financed projects. Local housing officials plan to hang a certificate in the building acknowledging Mrs. Parks.
Mrs. Parks was living in an apartment in the building when she was arrested on Dec. 1, 1955, for refusing to give up her seat to a white man on a public bus.
Under Alabama's segregation laws, blacks were required to sit in the back of buses and surrender their seats to whites when asked to do so. Mrs. Parks's refusal prompted blacks to boycott city buses for 381 days.
The boycott led to the emergence of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as a national civil rights leader.
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Zucchini Tomato Pasta Frittata
Recipe by Kittencalrecipezazz
Although the original recipe did not call for garlic, I like to add in about 1/2 tablespoon in when frying the veggies, but that is only optional of coarse. This makes a wonderful light dinner served with a side salad. If desired you can even throw in just a little cubed cooked ham or cooked bacon, but not too much as there won't be enough room for the frittata to fit into the pan. This is very good, and a great way to use up any leftover spaghetti or linguine pasta.
Top Review by ellie_
Very good frittata. I used 3 tomatoes, cut up (but I think next time I'll only use one or two) and 8 eggs plus one egg yolk (seemed like a good way to use it up)--however next time I think I'll cut down on the eggs to 6 or 7 eggs -- as the mixture was a bit much for my frying pan. I also added two garlic cloves, chopped to the veggie mixture as the poster mentioned in the intro. I also used about 1/2 box of Angel Hair pasta, which may have been more than the required amount. and only used Parmesan Cheese for the cheese (both inside the mixture and on top). This was very good with salad and Pepper Cheese Breadsticks recipe#158557. Thanks for posting!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 -4 tablespoons butter or 3 -4 tablespoons margarine
- 2 -4 green onions, chopped (can use 1/2 cup yellow onions, but the green onions are best)
- 1 zucchini, thinly sliced
- 2 firm ripe tomatoes, chopped (can use as many tomatoes as you wish)
- 8 -9 large eggs
- 1 1⁄2 cups half-and-half cream
- 1 teaspoon dried basil (to taste) or 1⁄4 cup chopped fresh basil (to taste)
- 1⁄4-1⁄3 cup grated romano cheese or 1⁄4-1⁄3 cup parmesan cheese
- 2 cups cooked pasta (use spaghetti or linguine for this)
- seasoning salt
- pepper
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 cup grated mozzarella cheese (optional) or 1 cup cheddar cheese (optional)
Directions See How It's Made
- In a oven-proof 10-inch skillet (or a large skillet) melt butter and sauté the onions, zucchini and tomatoes for 2-3 minutes (this can be done hours in advance).
- In a large bowl, whisk eggs with half and half cream, basil and Romano or Parmesan cheese.
- Add in sautéed zucchini mixture, pasta, seasoning salt (or regular salt) and pepper; mix well to combine.
- Heat oil in the frypan.
- Add in the egg/pasta mixture; tossing with a spatula or metal tongs for 3 minutes on top of stove.
- At this point you can sprinkle Parmesan, grated cheddar or mozzarella cheese ON TOP of the frittata before baking if desired, but it is optional.
- Set oven to 400°F and transfer the frypan to the oven.
- Bake for about 15-20 minutes, or until eggs are set and puffed (try not to over bake, or you frittata will be dry).
- Remove from oven and allow frittata to set for about 1 minute, then unmold onto serving platter.
- Cut into wedges and serve.


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The driving force behind the American Dream has always been about silencing the disposable bodies hidden underground, the invisible characters– simply as a result of the refusal of others to see them. The Dream requires one group to stay asleep, while the other stays awake. For too long, oppressed minorities in our country were asleep, segregated from their innate sense of human dignity; they were undervalued, unseen. And our country criminalized their bodies, blamed their social condition on pathological differences, and used state-sanctioned violence to thwart all resistance.
In America, money, power, and greed seems to have, on too many occasions, exceeded our humanity; the dominant culture is generally blinded by this harsh tradition.
When Ralph Ellison, the author of "Invisible Man," recognized his own invisibility, as he moved through the White dominate gaze and the complex, sophisticated Black culture, he wrote in such a way that made the unique Black American plight applicable to any and every oppressed group.
"I am one of the most irresponsible beings that ever lived. Irresponsibility is part of my invisibility; any way you face it, it is a denial. But to whom can I be responsible, and why should I be, when you refuse to see me?" Prologue, pg. 14
But, finally, everyone is visible now. Black men and women; visible. Native-Americans (Indigenous People); visible. Hispanics; visible. Women; visible. Immigrants; visible. They've all cultivated their presence behind that lingering shadow. Their voices are louder than ever before; they are challenging the ways in which society frames their stories, and the characters that they've written are no longer disposable, the narrator doesn't have to hide anymore, because solidarity is the visible tool that is used to mobilize their human spirit.
"When I discover who I am, I'll be free." Chapter 11, pg.103
It is now extremely difficult to legislate the entrapment of a specific group. Native Americans are loud now, fighting for several causes. BlackLivesMatter have positioned themselves in the political process, women are still challenging their unequal positions in society, and immigrants have proven to be quite beneficial to the U.S.
And even poor Whites, who are ironically rendered invisible now, to some extent, are seeing how the current capitalistic power structure trumps race, even when it benefits the White race the most. The Kent State massacre, 45 years ago, where white students were gunned down by the national guard, is one example of just how far our country will go to silence dissent; it's usually through the deprivation of liberty.
"We, the people," like it or not, are inextricably linked in our undying quest to define what it means to be American.
And, finally, everyone is visible. The civic-minded, multicultural millennials on college campuses are keeping the light on. Internet activism is keeping the light on. Counterculture, music and lifestyle is keeping the light on. We, the complex individuals of a downtrodden past, are no longer shoved underground, unseen and unheard.
Ralph Ellison created a narrator that articulated a strong self-awareness and harnessed a space for self-discovery, a space that everyone is utilizing to enact change.
"America is woven of many strands; I would recognize them and let it so remain. It's 'winner take nothing' that is the great truth of our country or of any country. Life is to be lived, not controlled; and humanity is won by continuing to play in face of certain defeat. Our fate is to become one, and yet many — This in not prophecy, but description." Epilogue, pg. 577
The invisible man and woman exist in every country; oppressed groups see each other trying to be seen. The significance of solidarity between them lies simply in the respect for their respective fight for freedom; they are acknowledging sociopolitical parallels, not comparing their struggles: these groups are not competing in an oppression olympics.
Just two days ago, the Black-Palestinian solidarity video, "When I see them, I see us," was shared online. It illustrated the natural connection between the Black and Palestinian freedom fighters.
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How can I redirect the "Contact US Page on our Opencart website, to my new Jotform Contact page?Asked by zionhealth on June 26, 2015 at 01:20 PM
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Can you share to us the URL of your Opencart website?
We will be able to provide you with the appropriate suggestion if we know this information.
Base on assumption only, perhaps what you wanted to do is embed the form into your Opencart website. You can also follow this user guide: -Adding-a-Form-to-a-Web-Page
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Thanks for your response. To clarify, We're actually using JotForm to create a New Customer Application. I have the form completed, I just need to figure out how to link it on our opencart website. The website is at:
At the top right of the page there is a "Wholesale Account" link. we'd like that link to go to the new Jotform application page. Presently, it links to the Contact Us page. We'd like to keep the Contact Us page intact.
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Presently, it links to the Contact Us page. We'd like to keep the Contact Us page intact.
Can you clarify that you still wanted your current Contact Page to remain? Or you meant you want to replace it with your JotForm Contact Us form.
As I mentioned also previously, you can embed the JotForm into your Contact Us page on your website.
user guide: https://www.jotform.com/help/34-Adding-a-Form-to-a-Web-Page
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Yes. We want to keep the Contact Us Form, as is.
We just need to figure out how to change the "Wholesale Account" link at the top right of the page to go to the new Jotform page instead of the Contact us page. probably somewhere in the Opencart back office.
Success. We have figured out how to change the link. Thanks for your help.
One other question. How do we change the email address that the form submissions are directed to? I used a test email address when creating the form, and now I want to change it to the live email address.
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Glad to hear it! Normally I would split your new questions off to a thread of its own but since it is quite easy to change I'll go ahead and include how. Please refer to our user guide on How to send notifications to multiple email addresses
The process of changing a single recipient email address on your form notifications is just the same on that user guide.


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2017-06-16 / Editorials
This Father's Day, think outside the gift box
Another holiday, another retail bonanza.
For Father's Day, it's plaid ties, electric shavers, wallets, hatchets and drones. Those beer microbrew kits are the latest trend.
Truth be told, most dads have little interest in another gadget that's going to clutter the house or the garage. No bah-humbug here, just a recognition that what the old man wants isn't necessarily stuff at all.
What does Dad want this Father's Day?
Well, the Camarillo Acorn has compiled its own Top 10 Father's Day gift list. The good news is that most of these suggestions are free. The bad news is they require more time and care than a quick stop at the mall to grab the first "under-$25" item off the Father's Day display.
10. A nice meal. It doesn't have to be lobster thermidor (or any other dish named after a 19th century French play), but giving Dad a chance to sit down and relax with food he enjoys is a great gift.
9. A little of your time. If Dad lives out of state, it doesn't mean hopping on a plane. Just pick up the phone and give him a ring. And for those of you lucky enough to have your dad nearby, go pay him a visit.
8. Lend him a hand. Father's Day always falls on a weekend. Weekends are a perfect time to get a project done around the house. Pitch in. He'll really appreciate it.
7. Tell him what's going on. For adults, this means talking about what's going on in your life. For kids, this means putting down the iPhone and talking with him.
6. Sunshine. Luckily, Father's Day falls in June when the weather is just right for outdoor activities. Take Dad for a walk, a round of golf, a beach trip, a fishing outing or whatever else he's into. Just get outside.
5. A choice. Give Dad the opportunity to pick something he wants to do. A concert, a hike, a baseball game, a trip to the movies. The bonus is that he'll be so happy to do it, he'll likely pick up the tab.
4. Peace and quiet. This isn't meant to be trite. Dad likely wouldn't mind some time Sunday to catch up on his reading, watch a favorite movie or take a nap.
3. A handmade gift. There is nothing better than the gifts kids make at school. Handprints, footprints, painted mugs, popsicle-stick creations—whatever the medium—are treasured items.
2. Happy and healthy kids. OK, this is a big one. If you're a kid and you're happy and healthy, that's an awesome Father's Day present. If you're a grown-up and you're happy and healthy, that's even better. Just share with him that you're happy and healthy. He'll love it.
1. And lastly: Appreciation. A simple hug, kiss or thank-you will do. Trust us, it's way better than those glow-in-the-dark cuff links you might be thinking about buying. And no wrapping needed.


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My boyfriend and I have been together for over four years. We have a 2 year old together and he is an absolutely wonderful father to him. Only problem is hat I feel like I never truly feel in love with him. He fell hard and fast for me, but I was in a troubled marriage when we first met and I was simply looking for a short term rebound relationship. Only problem is it didn't turn out that way. Every time I have tried to leave him, he cries for me to stay and tells me how much he loves me and the boy and how he couldn't live without us. And I stay. We enjoy doing some things together but not a whole lot of things. On top of not having a lot of things that we enjoy doing together, we never have time to actually do them. Between raising our son, me going to school, him working 50-60 hour weeks and working on building us a house in his free time late at night sometimes, we virtually spend no time together as a couple. To complicate matters further, I went out of town on a trip with friends and I met another guy while we were on our trip and I fell for him. We talked some and spent part of the day together and before it was all said and done, we kissed. I know I cannot pursue him and stay with my boyfriend but I don't know whether I should listen to my heart or my head. Do I stay where I am at in a relationship where I am unhappy but can provide a stable life to my child and not have to make him choose where he wants to be or do I follow my heart?
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It sounds like you are caught between a selfish "what is most exciting to me right now in the short-term, to hell with the consequences or how it affects anybody else" or the unselfish "maybe things aren't ideal but I am willing to work it out because I have made choices and have to take responsibility for those choices because it is no longer just about me."
You don't fall in or out of love, you make love. You create it and recreate it. You nurture it and make it grow. Or you neglect it and let it die. When real life hits us and we have to work hard and things are stressful, and we don't have as much time for the fun, carefree things is when we find out if we are capable of unselfish love. Being a good lover, not in sexual sense but in a relationship sense, requires a higher state of maturity. It is much more than simply being turned on by, thinking about, having fun with, having a spark with, etc. Those things can be had with any number of people, and they wax and wane in intensity. They do not define love. They define sexual and personal attraction and infatuation. True love is a character trait that we have to cultivate. It is just as much "head" as it is "heart". And when in doubt go with your head.
Love is about commitment and sacrifice for the greater good. You have made decisions that have tangible consequences for other people besides just you. As an adult it is your responsibility to consider the probable effects of your choices on other people--in this case your boyfriend and your child. You can go with your "heart" if you want to, but you will be doing a disservice to your son and to your boyfriend. And if you think about it, real life will come around in your new relationship also. Eventually you will deal with stressful times when you don't have as much time for the fun stuff and you will be wondering if you love the guy [NOTE: you don't love the other guy yet. You had a spark and a kiss, but you don't love him yet.]
Real love and real character get us through the times when things aren't ideal. So right now it is not about head versus heart, it is about selfish and immature versus mature and unselfish.
Sorry to be so blunt, but I feel strongly that you are on the precipice of a potentially very bad decision that will negatively impact other people and in the end won't be what you really want anyway. So choose to be a good lover and make love in your relationship and make that love sustain you through the seemingly "loveless" times that all couples pass through.42|20|0
Love doesn't run out you work at it. That's good, I agree. Wish parents would do this....