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What a delusional rant. You obviously have drank so much of the liberal cool-aide that you might actually believe some of the Maddow garbage. What is destroying this country is Communist propaganda repackaged as "Progressive". Look into your history the Democrat party is completely endorsed by the socialist party, to the point they don't even have to run there own candidates anymore. I have no love for Rush or Republicans either though because they have become the flip side of the same coin with the democrats. The only difference between them is when The Democrats take my hard earned money they want to give it to social programs and unions, the Republicans what to take my money and give it to corporations. At the end of the day the net effect is the same for me, I have been robbed. So you can drop the dogma anytime because your beloved party has been right there cheering the destruction of this country the whole way. That is what you get when you elect politicians that are only concerned with thier reelection bids and could care less about the country. The government has a role to play, it is just supposed to be a very small role.
Let me suggest a solution to your miserable life.
Move to someplace else with less infrastructure. Lower taxes.
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When and where is Match Day 2013 held?
Match Day will be held on Friday, March 15 at Mardi Gras World, the River City Ball Room, at 1380 Port of New Orleans Place. Doors will open at 10 a.m. and the program will start at 11 a.m. We ask that you arrive by 10:00 a.m. in order to have a group picture taken at 10:30 a.m.
There is ample parking across from Mardi Gras World in Lot J, for a fee of $10.00 cash.
What is Match Day?
Match Day is the culmination of four challenging years, and, in some ways, is the most exciting day of the medical school experience. Students discover where they will complete their residencies as they continue on the road to becoming practicing physicians.
How does Match Day work?
Every year at a predetermined time, medical students across the country learn simultaneously which hospital will educate them for the next three to seven years. A residency is the next step after graduation from medical school. The students will spend three to six years in specialized training depending on their area of practice.
Up until Match Day, senior medical students completed numerous applications and interviews at their residencies of their choice. They ranked the places where they would like to continue their medical training. The residency programs in turn ranked the applicants and the National Resident Matching Program produced the computer-generated matches.
What happens at the Match Day event at Tulane School of Medicine?
During the program, medical student names are randomly selected by Dr. Marc Kahn, Senior Associate Dean for Students. Each student receives an envelope containing a letter with information about their residency.
As part of another medical school tradition, medical students place $5.00 in a container as they arrive at the event. The last person called gets to keep all the money as a reward for patience in the face of high anxiety.
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Is there a reception or luncheon following the event?
The medical school sponsors a reception for students, faculty and significant others immediately after the Match Day program.
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PHOTOS: Now You Can Buy One Of These Designer Disney Princess Dresses
The designer gowns are without a doubt much less tacky than that Halloween costume you wore when you were 4 years old.
Channel Your Inner Disney Star With 5 Cute (But Not Cutesy) Accessories
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Despite Backlash, Barneys Unveils Holiday Video With Slimmed-Down Minnie
Barneys finally unveiled its controversial "Electric Holiday" video at the New York City flagship store on Wednesday night. The full five-minute digital short is available on the retailer's website, and we got a good look at what the uproar about "skinny Minnie" was all about.
Barneys' Slimmed-Down Minnie Sparks Massive Online Petition
For the holiday season, Barneys and Disney teamed up on what sounded like a cool collaboration — our favorite animated characters were getting all gussied up in fashionable wares for a short 3D film. But Minnie Mouse, Daisy Duck, and others got more than just the high-fashion treatment — they all went on a digital diet.
Disney Characters Go On A Diet For Barneys Holiday Campaign
Beloved Disney characters are getting a fashion makeover this holiday season with the help of Barneys. The two companies have teamed up on a three-dimensional short film featuring Disney characters as supermodels.
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Gird your loins, ladies! Fifty Shades Of Grey clothing, hosiery and, yes, underwear, is on its its way. But the licensing companes behind it may come as a bit of a surprise.
Christian Louboutin Is Making Glass Slippers For Cinderella
Disney is rereleasing Cinderella later this year, and they've teamed up with Christian Louboutin to mark the occasion.
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Recovering bulimic Demi Lovato has called out the Disney Channel on Twitter for airing an episode of Shake It Up in which one of the characters quips, "You are adorable! I could just eat you guys up. Well, if I ate."
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When you think about it, it really was only a matter of time before a brand as lucrative as Toy Story got its own clothing line. But also, when you think about it, a Toy Story clothing line that includes garments for people who aren't under the age of 8 just seems really, really bizarre.
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This week Kate Middleton's $400,000 wedding dress went on display, Karl Lagerfeld unveiled his plans for Macy's, and Harper Beckham made her Twitter (and Facebook!) debut. Also, Valentino had some things to say about Christian Louboutin and Summer's Eve proved it really is the worst.
PHOTOS: Disney Princess Dresses Get A Historically Accurate Update
Before Kate Middleton became the most fashionable royal around, when little girls dreamed of becoming princesses they thought of Cinderella and Snow White. But one LA-based illustrator researched and found that Disney's famous princess frocks just didn't match up to the time period the princesses lived in. (To be honest, it never crossed our minds that anything Disney matched up with history, or reality for that matter.)
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Minnie Gets Leggy For F21 And Other Bad Cartoon Makeovers
Sometimes you just don't mess with an original. First Mean Girls, and now Minnie Mouse – what is with this week, people? Disney has redesigned the cartoon icon for Forever 21, and the resulting rodent is totally creepy looking.
Disney Collaborates On The Coolest Shoe Ever
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Muslim Woman Sues Disneyland For Discrimination
Disneyland is supposed to be a place of happiness, joy, and of course, princess costumes. But one woman isn't feeling the magic. 26-year-old Imane Boudal is suing Disneyland for discrimination after she was told she could not do her job if she chose to wear her religious headscarf.
Disney Gets Rid of Those Hose, Amends Company Dress Code
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Disney Gets Its Moment In The Fashion Limelight
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Fashion Designers Get A Disney Makeover
One of the most memorable spreads of the last few years was when Harper's Bazaar went all cartoony on us with their Simpsons in Paris spread. Linda Evangelista was their guide and Versace, Karl Lagerfeld, Alber Elbaz, Jean Paul Gaultier, and others all made cameos in the illustrated presence of Homer, Marge, Bart and Lisa. Elle Espana has taken a cue from Bazaar and given some of the industry's most important designers a Disney makeover.


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The Grand mezzanine, seen
here looking northwest on November 8, 2004, is symmetrical,
bisected by the escalator between the mezzanine and platform
(inside of the low wall in the background). There were
originally dual agent's booth flanking both sides of the
escalator enclosure, though in later years the east booth
was disused. When the station was reopened, both original
booths were removed and the west booth, where the fare
controls are located, was replaced with a stainless steel
model of similar design. For a larger view, click
(Photo by Graham Garfield)
Grand Avenue, Milwaukee
Avenue and Halsted Street, West Town
Service Notes:
Blue Line: Milwaukee-Dearborn Subway
Owl Service
Quick Facts:
Address: 502 N. Milwaukee Avenue
Established: February 25, 1951
Original Line: Milwaukee-Dearborn Subway
Previous Names: none
Rebuilt: n/a
Skip-Stop Type:
Station (1951, A/B service annulled after one AM rush period)
Station (1958-1995)
Status: In Use
Grand is typical of the Milwaukee-Dearborn Subway stations outside of downtown. The architecture of the station was streamlined Art Moderne with some Art Deco elements, simple and austere compared to earlier subways in New York, London, Paris or other systems but very much in the style and fashion of the period in which it was designed. At street-level, the entrances were very simple, consisting of stairs down from the sidewalk surrounded by simple tubular railings with a smooth identification pylon at the back with Deco rings around the top.
The fare controls were at a lower mezzanine level beneath the intersection of Grand and Milwaukee avenues and Halsted Street. Because the mezzanine was below one of Chicago's many "six-corners" intersections and there would potentially be a multitude of streets to cross to get to an entrance, a number of passageways were excavated from the mezzanine to different corners of the intersection, providing five street entrances in all. This assured that an individual had to cross no more then one street, if any, to get to a stairway.
The station mezzanine had broadly curving walls clad in off-white glazed ceramic tile, which served to both reinforce the Moderne, streamlined architectural style employed in the Initial System of Subways stations as well as to direct passenger flow through subtle design cues. The interior had smooth concrete floors and ceilings, red for the former and a neutral color for the latter. The fare control booths had a square shape -- simplified versions of the angled, lozenge-shaped Deco-designed booths of the downtown stations -- and were made of stone walls with a small ventilation grate near the bottom and glass windows on all four sides, allowing for maximum visibility of the mezzanine for the station agents. Turnstiles were steel. The mezzanine also had several amenities for the use of passengers, such as public phones, lockers, and restrooms.
The island platform had red no-slip concrete floors, curved, barrel-vaulted concrete ceilings and a row of I-beam steel columns along each platform edge. Unlike some of the more ornate subways in other cities, the walls along side the tracks in the stations were left as unfinished concrete rather than tiled. To aid in station identification, each station had a color scheme that was used in the accents like tile borders, platform column color, and signage lettering and background. The colors blue, red, green, and brown were rotated in sequence beginning up at Division & Milwaukee. Grand's accent color was green. A specially-designed Futura typeface was used throughout the subway on metal, tile, and backlit glass signs. Fluorescent lights and illuminated station signs hanging from the ceilings finished the decoration.
Though much of the structural work of the Milwaukee-Dearborn Subway was concurrent with that of State Street's (which was begun in 1938 and opened in 1943), construction on the Dearborn line was suspended in 1941 due to wartime materials shortages. Even after the war was over, it was another several years before work was resumed. Finally, the Milwaukee-Dearborn Subway was completed and opened on February 25, 1951, eight years after the State Street tube was inaugurated. This is when Grand station opened.
Closure and Reopening
The stairways down to Grand's mezzanine station were closed and locked when the station closed in 1992. Garbage collection was a problem in the abandoned uncovered stairwells. For a larger view, click here. (Photo by Phil Velasquez for the Chicago Tribune) |
"Peer down from the sidewalk down the stairwells and you'll see heaps of rubble containing an array of empty beer and soft drink cans, discarded newspapers, paper bags, an assortment of paper and foam cups, round pieces of cardboard that once held pizzas, a drained Gordon's vodka bottle, an old boot, a glove, and even a couple of wet socks.'There's a bad odor down there, and couple of people have seen rats,' said Chris Bekas, the owner of Chris' Grill, one of three restaurants on the intersection. 'I called the CTA three times, and I haven't gotten any satisfaction."
Presumably, the problem was taken care of. The platform was repainted around 1994 due to excessive graffiti, but there didn't seen to be problems with graffiti afterward.
CTA® planners had been investigating reopening some closed stations for quite some time when the CTA® Board approved the reopening of Grand/Milwaukee on Tuesday April 20, 1999. The area bounded by the Union Pacific Railroad, the Kennedy Expressway, the North Branch of the Chicago River and Chicago Avenue has seen a great deal of growth recently, especially of young professionals. The CTA® saw these a great source of new ridership and wanted to actively pursue them as potential riders. Many of these potential customers were not taking transit at the time, so CTA® felt that reopening the station wouldn't draw passengers from Chicago/Milwaukee or other nearby services.
The Grand mezzanine after closure, while CTA crews were busy cleaning and overhauling the station for its 1999 reopening. The new CA booth is being installed on the left, while the removed booth formerly would've been in the foreground. For a larger view, click here. (Photo by Graham Garfield) |
Also as part of the rehab, three of the five original street-level entrances were blocked off and filled in, leaving only two (on the northwest corner of Grand & Milwaukee and on the northwest corner of Milwaukee & Halsted) in operation. The two long hallways leading these three stairwells were blocked off in the mezzanine with cinderblocks covered with gray tile that somewhat match the original 1951 ceramic wall surfaces. A door on each sealed wall allows CTA® access to the old halls, which are used for storage, and soda vending machines sit against the walls outside.
On the platform, the outer tube walls were given several coats of white paint and sealant and they were so bright when the station reopened that they reflected the light from the fixtures! The steel I-beams were likewise painted white, with a blue stripe denoting the Blue Line. New Current Graphic Standard-style symbol signs were installed on the columns and name signs were installed on the outer walls, with a Navy Pier pictogram in the blue tabs to the right and left of each sign (geographically, Grand/State is closer to Navy Pier than Grand/Milwaukee). The original hanging backlit Moderne station signs were unfortunately removed, but several power-washings of the floor with a highly-pressurized water spray revealed the red cement floors that were once nearly unrecognizable with grime. Architectural details in the original tile, like borders, pilasters, railings and the station name depressed into the wall in green highlights, were repainted blue to, again, evoke the Blue Line.
The station reopened on June 25, 1999 at 0600 hours.
Later Changes
Beginning in late January 2007, various types of experimental lighting were installed on the Grand platform. First, different types of blue lighting was installed along the bottom edge of the center vault over the platform. Some sections have blue-colored LED light tubes (similar in appearance to neon, but a different technology), while others have lights that cast tinted illumination put onto the center vault. Later, in February, new lights were installed under the soffit of the colonnades along the platform edges, alternating between various fixture types. This is evidently a Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) project, not CTA's®, to test various lighting technologies for future subway station renovation projects. CDOT, as owner of the downtown subways, is responsible for large-scale capital improvement projects in these subways. |
The Grand island platform, looking northwest from the south end on October 13, 2003, is typical of construction on the Initial System of Subways. with its triple barrel vault ceiling, dual rows of I-beams lining each platform edge, and the unadorned concrete walls. The gray Current Graphic Standard signs were added when the station reopened in 1999. For a larger view, click here. (Photo by Graham Garfield) |
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The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is calling for the introduction of minimum space standards for all new homes in England and Wales – a crucial anomaly which sees England and Wales lagging behind the rest of the EU and even Japan. The proposal is a significant element of the RIBA's new housing policy, to be launched today (Wednesday 4 July 2007).
Entitled Better Homes and Neighbourhoods, the RIBA policy also raises concerns that the Government's aim to increase house construction to 200,000 per year is insufficient to meet recent demographic predictions, and that a combination of smarter regulation together with a streamlined planning system that recognises the importance of design quality is vital to future housing success.
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NREL Partners Bringing Technology to the Marketplace
A lot of the newest energy-saving or energy delivery products might not be available to businesses and consumers today if not for entities like the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, or NREL.
The NREL, one of ten laboratories operating under the umbrella of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), and the only one fully vested in renewable energy and energy efficiency research and development, is the lifetime winner of 50 R&D 100 awards for such commercial products as its smart, high performance protective coating system for steel surfaces that repairs itself.
The NREL was first established in 1977 as the Solar Energy Research Institute. The R&D 100 awards, given for innovative research and development, are announced by R&D Magazine yearly.
For example, consider the use of ink-jet printing and energy-conductive inks to deliver thin-film solar applications, like the CIGS (copper indium gallium selenide) base model which has proven so successful largely because of its higher solar efficiency rating and its ability to be incorporated into cladding materials for building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) applications.
Why does NREL do this? There's a reason they call the laboratory an "incubator", which suggests protecting fragile shells until the chicks are hatched. The NREL's primary function is to ensure that technologies survive their development, which often doesn't happen in the private sector simply because the profit potential isn't immediately apparent, or is so far down the road, developmentally speaking, that for-profit companies aren't willing to take a chance.
Instead, the NREL focuses on those ideas or inventions which promise clean energy – even if not always highly profitable – and the better use of existing energy supplies. How does it do this? By literally "selling" largely developed technologies – the ones where the "bugs" have been worked out – to startup development companies.
Even then, NREL and other DOE laboratories don't make the kinds of tech transfer profits found in the private sector. In fact, in April, the DOE launched the "America's Next Top Energy Innovator" challenge, which reduces upfront license fees to $1,000 and simplifies the licensing requirements from any of its 17 national laboratories.
NREL (and other DOE labs) also provides future funding for R&D from the laboratory to the fab plant, or help move products to the marketplace through technology partnerships. In fact, NREL will perform highly technical laboratory analyses for a product developer or company, and even allow companies to use its laboratories for a fee, of course.
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Brig. Gen. Norman Cota (Robert Mitchum) in 'The Longest Day': "Only two kinds of people are gonna stay on this beach: those that are already dead and those that are gonna die. Now get off your butts. You guys are the Fighting 29th."
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Brig. Gen. Norman Cota (Robert Mitchum) in 'The Longest Day': "Only two kinds of people are gonna stay on this beach: those that are already dead and those that are gonna die. Now get off your butts. You guys are the Fighting 29th."
Lt. Col. Bill Kilgore (Robert Duvall) in 'Apocalypse Now': "I love the smell of napalm in the morning. You know, one time we had a hill bombed, for 12 hours. When it was all over, I walked up. We didn't find one of 'em, not one stinkin' dink body. The smell, you know that gasoline smell, the whole hill. Smelled like...victory. Someday this war's gonna end..."
Capt. John Miller (Tom Hanks) in 'Saving Private Ryan': "I just know that every man I kill, the farther away from home I feel."
Lt. Gen. Brian Horrocks (Edward Fox) in 'A Bridge Too Far': "I've selected you to lead us, not only because of your extraordinary fighting ability, but also because, in the unlikely event the Germans ever get you, they will assume from your attire that they've captured a wretched peasant and immediately send you on your way"
Gen George Patton (George C. Scott) in 'Patton': "Now I want you to remember that no bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it by making the other poor dumb bastard die for his country."
Gen. Jack D. Ripper (Sterling Hayden) in 'Dr. Strangelove': "War is too important to be left to politicians. They have neither the time, the training, nor the inclination for strategic thought."
William Wallace (Mel Gibson) in 'Braveheart': "They may take away our lives, but they'll never take our freedom!"
Adrian Kronauer (Robin Williams) in 'Good Morning Vietnam': "Good morning, Vietnam!"
Hoot (Eric Bana) in 'Black Hawk Down': "When I get home people will ask me, "Hey Hoot, why do you do it man? Why? You some war junkie?" You know what I'll say? I won't say a god damn word. Why? They won't understand. They won't understand why we do it. They won't understand that it's about the men next to you, and that's it. That's all it is."
Chris Taylor (Charlie Sheen) in 'Platoon': "I think now, looking back, we did not fight the enemy, we fought ourselves. The enemy was in us. The war is over for me now, but it will always be there, the rest of my days."
Col. Oberst von Scherbach (Otto Preminger) in 'Stalag 17': "Nobody has ever escaped from Stalag 17. Not alive, anyway."
Col. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain (Jeff Daniels) in 'Gettysburg': "Generals can do anything. There's nothing so much like a god on earth as a General on a battlefield "
Maj. John Reisman (Lee Marvin) in 'The Dirty Dozen': "You've seen a general inspecting troops before haven't you? Just walk slow, act dumb and look stupid!"
Sgt. Major John Rawlins (Morgan Freeman) in 'Glory': "And what are you? So full of hate you want to go out and fight everybody! Because you've been whipped and chased by hounds. Well that might not be living, but it sure as hell ain't dying. And dying's been what these white boys have been doing for going on three years now! Dying by the thousands! Dying for *you*, fool! I know, 'cause I dug the graves. And all this time I keep askin' myself, when, O Lord, when it's gonna be our time?"
President Merklin Muffley (Peter Sellers) in 'Dr. Strangelove': "Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!"
Col. Mike Kirby (John Wayne) in 'The Green Berets': "Out here, due process is a bullet."
Capt. Benjamin Willard (Martin Sheen) in 'Apocalypse Now': "In a war there are many moments for compassion and tender action. There are many moments for ruthless action - what is often called ruthless - what may in many circumstances be only clarity, seeing clearly what there is to be done and doing it, directly, quickly, awake, looking at it"
Paul Baumer (Lew Ayres) in 'All Quiet on the Western Front': "You still think it's beautiful to die for your country. The first bombardment taught us better. When it comes to dying for country, it's better not to die at all."
Gunnery Sgt. Hartman (Lee Ermey) in 'Full Metal Jacket': "What is your major malfunction?"
Oddball (Donald Sutherland) in 'Kelly's Heroes': "We see our role as essentially defensive in nature. While our armies are advancing so fast and everyone's knocking themselves out to be heroes, we are holding ourselves in reserve in case the Krauts mount a counteroffensive which threatens Paris... or maybe even New York. Then we can move in and stop them. But for 1.6 million dollars, we could become heroes for three days."
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Tiki Barber is not an anti Semite. He is however, an idiot. Just when I thought I could not lose any more respect for this jerk off, he has outdone himself. This guy needs to stop talking in public. Not only should he stop talking, but I would also suggest he never leaves his house. Just stay home Tiki, and reflect on what you have become.
As a bit of a back-story, Tiki Barber was married to Ginny Cha. They have been married for eleven years and have two sons together, ages 6 and 7. Ginny is 8 months pregnant with twins when Tiki announces that he is leaving her for a 23 year old intern that he has been having a sexual relationship since she was 21.
This guy is a pig of epic proportions and qualifies for the Douchelord club of which Tiger Woods is the Founder, Arnold Schwarzenegger is the President, and John Edwards is the Treasurer. These men are shameful and would be mortified by their behavior if they were not so stupid. Tiki Barber is on the fast track to career suicide.
But wait, just when I thought he could not be more disgusting, he topped himself. In speaking about the stress and pressure he felt when he left his wife for his whore, he went to stay with his agent Mark Lepselter. In talking about that time Barber said, "Lep's Jewish and it was like a reverse Anne Frank thing. Really? Could he be this idiotic?
Abe Foxman from the ADL said, "The analogy to Anne Frank is not funny, it is outrageous and perverse. Anne Frank was not hiding voluntarily. Before she perished at age 15 in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, she hid from the Nazis for more than two years, fearing every day for her life. The Frank family's experiences, as recorded in Anne's dairy, are a unique testimonial to the horrors of the Holocaust, and her life should never be debased or degraded by insensitive and offensive analogies."
Lepselter is clearly applying to join the Douchelord Club himself by saying that Tiki was trapped in the attic for a week. he has no issues with Jews because he even visited Israel a few years ago and was a guest of the President. Mr. Lepselter, your client is a moron and so are you. You may be even more of a douche as you are Jewish and defending him and his remarks.
To be fair, I am sure Mr. Barber was not actually comparing his experience to that of Anne Frank. However, there is no way what he said cannot be taken as offensive. It was stupid and hurtful. For a man who is trying to rebuild his career and reputation, this was not the way to go. Tiki Barber needs to spend less time being an idiot, and more time keeping the faith.
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Martin Bailey's Toronto Pixels 2 Pigment workshop was easily the most productive educational experience I've enjoyed in the several years since I took up the hobby. His deep knowledge, incisive wit, infectious enthusiasm, brutal honesty and refreshingly original perspective on just about every facet of photography kept me riveted for all 16 hours. Most amazingly, he took my printer which had, over the last 4 years, churned out prints which varied in quality from downright insipid to completely horrid and helped transform it, in one fascinating afternoon, into a machine which now consistently output prints and canvases which simply take my breath away.
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I just wanted to thank you for the excellent Pixels 2 Pigments Workshop you led in Toronto this week. It really opened my eyes to the world of fine art printing as a critical part of one's photography. The workshop was a lot of fun. It was well organized, clearly presented with good practical exercises and with a nice group of participants. It was wonderful to meet you after so many years of listening to your informative podcasts and our exchanging of helpful e-mails. I learned a great deal from the workshop and look forward to joining you on more of them in the coming years. And my wife was absolutely delighted with the beautiful canvas wrap you helped me create!
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Thank you so much for an amazing weekend at Pixels 2 Pigment in San Francisco! My expectations were high coming in, but I must say that the event surpassed them. Thank you for explaining the benefits of exposing to the right of the histogram. While I'd read several opinions on the subject, for some reason it didn't really sink in until your explanation.
Seeing my print on canvas magnified the importance of getting light to all those pixels. I suspect it's going to make a real impact on my work going forward. Being able to complete a gallery wrap under your tutelage was amazing. I am delighted with the results and this has given life to a dimension of my work that I hadn't realized was missing. What a thrill! It was wonderful to meet you. You are a master teacher and I am so glad to have had the chance to study with you in person. I hope to do so again in the future.
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I attended Martin Bailey's Pixel 2 Pigment workshop here in Okinawa. Martin has a hands on teaching style and expertly presents his extensive knowledge of not only printing, but workflow management and storage. Of course, the color management and printing are the key factors in this workshop and he was able to methodically take everyone through what many people consider a complicated and fearful subject (at least I thought so) and break it down into easy steps. I would jump at the chance to take another workshop presented by Martin Bailey.
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Before attending Pixels 2 Pigment I fully expected to walk away from the workshop a better printer. But, I didn't realize that to be a great printer you have to start by creating quality pixels in-camera. You also need a good workflow to organize and edit your work before the print is made. After good pixels are created and managed the printing begins! Martin covered a wide range of techniques and I walked out of the workshop a better photographer. It was money well spent.
If you are debating buying new gear or attending Pixels 2 Pigment you will get more results from P2P!
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Martin Bailey delivered a well organized class. He was professional, highly knowledgable and communicated on a leval all students could understand. This was an awesome class and I highly recommend taking Pixels 2 pigment with the amazing photographer Martin Bailey. Thank you Martin for improving my photography!
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Before attending the Pixel 2 Pigment course I had absolutely no knowledge on color management. Martin's wealth of knowledge provided me a whole new world in color management. Thanks to Martin I now use my X-Rite ColorChecker Passport to ensure I am getting the most vibrant and correct colors from each of my shots. I now feel more confident in the Digital Darkroomand my editing and printing.
I only have had the pleasure of attending a few workshops in my career, but the Pixel 2 Pigment workshop is a must for anybody that wants to learn Color Management.
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I would like to say that this was the most enjoyable and informative class I have ever been to for photography. Martin was great! I learned so much to the point it makes me eager to do more of my own printing a lot more even if it's just for myself. In fact, I learned more about my printer's capabilities that allows me to print to more media than I thought I could do. Highly recommended for those who would like to step up their knowledge in photography. Personal printing has become one of the skills many look over.
This course will help anyone understand the great importance of printing, helpful workflows on how to get the best out of your work, and possibly sell them if you desire to go that route. Breathing color's sample book was also available. The paper is stunning! I think the samples alone has convinced me to go away from Canon paper to Breathing Color's media, which seems to be much better for fine art. Anyone looking to learn how to do canvas printing and mounting will also greatly benefit from taking this course. Thank you Martin for making this course a blast.
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"In 1979 P.O. Jorgens named Cockpit Music after his tiny rehearsal room, which was built just to have room enough for a drum kit and a guitar amplifier with a saxophonist squeezed in between.
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What's the code for turning off the screen?
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What's the code for turning off the screen?
Last edited by Zettablade; 06-17-2006 at 03:15 AM.
Current Project: Citrus
I use my right thumb.
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Don't you have anything better to do with your life, then being a spam turd...Originally Posted by Siouxsie
Didn't you know this is homebrew devolpment? Now take yourself else where and don't return until you have something useful to contribute to this topic.Originally Posted by Siouxsie
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I know full well this is homebrew DevElopment. I was just joking.
I've already apologised, and I didn't expect you to be so grumpy.
Just out of interest, what are you coding?
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I'm just working on the hold button for a game I'm making. It set's the cpu to minimum 10,10,5 right now. I'm trying to get it shut the screen off right now so it takes less power.Originally Posted by Siouxsie
Last edited by Zettablade; 06-17-2006 at 03:16 AM.
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wow, i didnt kno that people were so anti humorous.
I know.
Nice idea with the turning the screen off btw.
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Well eMenu has that feature. It turns of the screen and sets the to 1mhz when you put the PSP on "Hold".
Does clocking the CPU to such a low value do the trick? Or maybe Ditlew could give the info in how to (I think I saw him around a couple of days ago for a brief time (then again finals are also eating up my time so he could even be here for a long period...).
errrr. plz dont say ur coding this in lua...
http://forums.qj.net/501501-post26.htmlOriginally Posted by Abe
That kind of wasn't even funny even if you are humorous.Originally Posted by Grimfate126
Yes it was.
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THANK YOU!Originally Posted by Ninjax1
You mean sleep mode ?Originally Posted by frmariam
Try this.... lookin the pspctrl.h header in the SDK and search for the button... if its not there, you must go to ps2dev.org and search for a topic named +/- Butons youll find a bunchof extra buttons to add to the pspctrl.h header toallow you to use the backlight button... then just say if you have hold on, then have it press the button that is he backlight and have it hold it for like 2 seconds... sceKernelDelayThread(1000 000*2) try something like that, that may work
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Ok I found everything, even that little note button. But i can't find the screen control button.Originally Posted by SG57
I tried sceKernelDelayThread(1000 000*2), and all it did was make the game player disappear. So clearly, it's not really shutting off the screen. any more suggestions?
Current Project: Citrus
sceKernalDelayThread simply pauses the execution of the thread its called in for x microseconds. It doesnt activate sleep mode. SG57 was saying that if you press it, and after 2 secodns you are still holding it, activate sleep mode which you would call with your own command.Originally Posted by Zettablade
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what would the command to turn it off look like?Originally Posted by youresam
Current Project: Citrus
The screen? Ive never heard of such a command, but it might exist.Originally Posted by Zettablade
牧来栠摩琠敨映汩獥PSN: youresamFrom Earth the Frozen Ipaqs shall rise and be silenced and all will live free.
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how do i activate sleep mode?Originally Posted by youresam
Current Project: Citrus
He's going to put it into a program that acesses flash0, to scare some people XD
how'de you know!Originally Posted by Powerman
Nah, I'm not going to do that. I just wanna get it to save power when hold is on.
Current Project: Citrus
D@ng, when did eloader get sleep mode .
I think Fanjita's work was open source, meaning you could just open that.
Now, overlooking my evil ways :twisted: , here is the answer... or should be.
#define PSP_CTRL_SCREEN 0x00400000
this should also be defined in the list of buttons, but you'll need to add it yourself as:
PSP_CTRL_SCREEN = 0x00400000,.
Next, PSP_CTRL_SCREEN will be used.
Now, hopefully someone elite could tell us how to generate key presses without the user actually pressing the key...
Last edited by Devun_06; 06-17-2006 at 06:46 PM.
Not eLoader itself but eMenu.
The sleep mode works there by putting the power button in the hold position... So eMenu must have the code for what you are looking for right?
The source is not available for either but I guess that if you ask the devs they may give the code snipet for turning off the screen.
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Caprock Canyons State Park and Trailway
Caprock Canyons State Park and Trailway | |
State Park of Texas | |
View from Haynes Ridge
Country | United States |
State | Texas |
County | Briscoe |
Nearest city | Quitaque |
Coordinates | 34°26′37″N 101°03′08″W / 34.44361°N 101.05222°W |
Highest point | |
- elevation | 950 m (3,117 ft) |
Lowest point | |
- elevation | 660 m (2,165 ft) |
Area | 61.97 km2 (24 sq mi) |
Founded | 1982 |
Management | Texas Parks and Wildlife Department |
Website: TPWD: Caprock Canyons | |
Caprock Canyons State Park and Trailway is a Texas state park on the Caprock Escarpment in Briscoe County, Texas, United States, approximately 100 miles (160 km) southeast of Amarillo. The state park opened in 1982 and is 15,313.6 acres (6,197.19 ha) in size, making it the third-largest state park in Texas.12
In 1993, a hiking, biking, and equestrian rail trail opened that stretches through the park through Floyd, Briscoe, and Hall counties. The trailway was created after the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department acquired 64.25 miles (103 km) of right-of-way from the abandoned Fort Worth and Denver Railroad's lines between Estelline and the South Plains.2
Isolated butte, an erosional remnant of the Llano Estacado.
Side canyon carved by erosion.
The park is located in West Texas and has a semi-arid climate. The average January minimum temperature is 19 °F (−7 °C) and the average July maximum is 91 °F (33 °C). The park receives 20.4 inches (520 mm) of precipitation annually.2
Flora and fauna
The area contains badlands with mesquite, cacti and junipers with tall grasses, plums, hackberries and cottonwoods in the canyons.2
The Park hosts the Texas state bison herd. At the urging of his wife, Charles Goodnight preserved several plains bison from those that were being slaughtered. This herd became one of the genetic sources from which current bison herds descend. The state herd only contains plains bison which have no cattle DNA.34
African aouodad sheep (barbary sheep), mule deer, white-tailed deer, coyotes, opossums, raccoons, bobcats, foxes, porcupines, numerous species of snakes and lizards, and over 175 species of birds including Golden Eagles are found within the park. Lake Theo contains bass and catfish.2
Greater roadrunner (Geococcyx californianus)
Mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus)
Texas plains bison (Bison bison bison)
See also
- Yellow House Canyon
- Palo Duro Canyon
- Blanco Canyon
- Mount Blanco
- Caprock Escarpment
- Mescalero Escarpment
- ^ Caprock Canyons State Park from the Handbook of Texas Online
- ^ a b c d e "Caprock Canyons State Park and Trailway". Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Retrieved 31 May 2009.
- ^ "Texas State Bison Herd – Preservation of the Bison". Austin, TX: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
- ^ McCorkle, Rob (Nov 2011). "Home on the Range". Austin, TX: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Retrieved 1 April 2012.
External links
- Caprock Canyons State Park and Trailway from Texas Parks and Wildlife (TPWD)
- Facilities and Fee Information from TPWD
- Caprock Canyons Facility Map (PDF) from TPWD
- Caprock Canyons Trailway Map and Guide (PDF) from TPWD
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Golfers looking to make it to the PGA Tour face months on the road and a grueling trip to qualifying school.
Here in the hinterlands of professional golf, there is no happy crowd to "ooh" and "ahh" every time Justin Goodhue lets loose with a 300-yard drive. Or clap for him when he sinks a long putt. Hefting his own bag around the course, Mr. Goodhue doesn't even have a caddy to encourage him.
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On the 11th hole of the final round of the recent Granite Links Open, Goodhue is only a few shots off the lead. If this were the PGA Tour, thousands would be cheering for him as he walks the fairways. Here, one elderly couple who have been trailing along with Goodhue's group for a couple of holes, are his only spectators. When asked if they are friends or relatives, they sheepishly admit that they thought they were watching someone else play. "We haven't heard of Goodhue," they say. Taking a look at the pairings sheet, they hustle away to find their man. No other fans appear for the rest of the round.
Goodhue is a professional golfer - and a pretty good one at that. Shooting 66 in competition, as the 24-year-old did in the first round here, is an accomplishment that only the game's most talented can muster. But this year he may pull in $20,000 - what Tiger Woods makes tying his Nikes. Goodhue is still a long way from professional golf's holy grail - a PGA Tour card, which would allow him to play on the game's biggest stage.
Welcome to the world of the mini-tour, the training grounds for golf's next generation of stars. Every week, thousands of Tiger-wannabes log hundreds of miles on the road, sleep in their cars or pile four into a motel room, and fall deeper and deeper into debt. They're constantly faced with a stark reality: score well or go home empty handed. Only the top 40 percent of players in any tournament earns a paycheck, and a small one at that.
But they do it for a chance to live their dream, one which many have had since they were old enough to pick up a putter. And next week, a few will get a step closer as the grueling PGA Tour Qualifying School enters its second stage.
"It's tough out there," explains James Milam, who has been competing on mini-tours and state opens in Arizona and across the west for almost three years. "When we're not actually competing ... we're working as caddies, bag boys, waiters, or bartenders - just trying to make enough money to keep playing." Mr. Milam has put 80,000 miles on his car over the past two years and has installed a clothing rod in the back seat.
For all but the top few players, the economics of mini-tour golf just don't make much sense. Consider the northeast's Cleveland Tour, sponsored by the Cleveland equipment company and one of the sport's best-run "minor leagues," where Goodhue plays. To join the tour and gain entry into its 10 tournaments, players must put down $10,250. Equipment, transportation, and motels add to that amount.
How much can someone earn in an event? The winner at Granite Links took home $13,000. Goodhue, with just a couple of errant shots, fell back to ninth place, earning him $2,200 - not bad for three days work. But over the course of the season, only the top 30 on the money list will earn enough to make their season's entry-fee back. And with the cost of life on the road, only a few will actually take home any profit.
Goodhue, who has split his time between Florida and New England the past few years, has been living with his parents in Connecticut to save money when he's not out on the road. "And I'm really getting too old for that," he says with a wry smile.
Money isn't the only goal of the mini-tour players. Competing every week helps prepare their games - and their nerves - for the most difficult tournament of all: PGA Tour Qualifying School. With very few exceptions, it's the only way to make it to the next level. Each October, some 2,000 golfers plunk down as much as $12,000 to tee it up at Q-school, visions of six-figure paydays, endorsement deals, and major-championship appearances dancing in their heads.


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To speak up for and find permanent homes for foster children in crisis throughout Nueces, San Patricio, and Aransas Counties.
Those involved with CASA feel free to speak their truth and don't feel they have to say what others want to hear. Everyone takes care of their responsibilities.Integrity:
Making decisions that do no harm and work to right a wrong
Do what you say you will do and following through on commitmentsRespect:
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RELATIVES and friends have paid tribute to a retired Salvation Army major who was murdered in Hong Kong .
They were speaking after an inquest into the brutal death of Janet Gilson recorded a verdict of unlawful killing.
Assistant coroner Yvonne Blake was told Ms Gilson was reported missing by her family ten days after she arrived on holiday in the former colony on March 5, 2011.
The body of Ms Gilson, 64, of Bellhouse Lane, Leigh, was found hidden inside a sofa after blood wasfound on the floor.
A handprint at the scene helped identify Ahmed Fareed, the ex-husband of Ms Gilson's niece, as the killer. He was jailed for life in June.
A post-mortem examination confirmed Ms Gilson had died of suffocation and strangulation.
After the hearing, her cousin, Paul Gilson, of Undercliff Gardens, Leigh, said: "She was an exceptional human being, small in stature but massive in heart.
"It was just a tragedy her life was taken.
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Ian Payne, 55, a former Salvation Army officer from Bromley, South London, who attended the inquest with his wife Judith, paid tribute to his friend and colleague.
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"We went to Hong Kong for the trial. In some ways, today gives us a sense of closure, but she will always be a part of our lives."
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