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Stress and God's Built-in Neuro-sabbath
"For a few moments, it felt like our little church community was surrounded by glory. The wisdom of Christ in the hypothalamus was illumining the wisdom of Christ in the prophets and gospels."
Walking the Walk: Thoreau and the art of seeing nature
What can a practicing scientist in the 21st century—even a "bench scientist" like me whose scientific forays are confined to a laboratory—glean from a 19th century wanderer like Thoreau?
God's Extravagant Love in Creation
Critics of Christianity look to evolution to show how the emergence of human life on earth demanded enormous ruin and ravage, billions of years of apparent waste and futility, species extermination and organism road kill. Not only was the massive dying off rampant, it's mandatory too.
Evolution and Faith in Latin America, Part 2
As I read The Voyage, I often thought about Darwin's other famous work, The Origin of Species, and the delight that Darwin clearly took in the natural world. Writing about a tropical forest in Brazil, he found himself at a loss for words, "…it is not possible to give an adequate idea of the higher feelings of wonder, astonishment, and devotion, which fill and elevate the mind."
Francis Collins by the Book
Considering my own stance on the satisfying harmony of science and faith, you might be surprised to find on my shelves nearly everything written by Richard Dawkins (including "The God Delusion") and my late friend Christopher Hitchens (including "God Is Not Great"). One must dig deeply into opposing points of view in order to know whether your own position remains defensible. Iron sharpens iron.
Faith, Science and Metaphors
How do metaphors impact the dialogue between faith and science? We might start by asking: what are the framing metaphors at work in the current debates? Even using the word "dialogue" here suggests an implicit metaphor that frames my approach to the relationship between faith and science. Imagine substituting "dialogue" with "war;" that would conjure a completely different metaphorical framework.
Engaging Science in the Life of Your Congregation
With so many issues to discuss, Christians can easily get the feeling that science is always attacking the faith. It is essential to balance such conversations with positive responses to God's creation. After all, the primary response to the natural world in the Bible is to praise the God who made it.
Hydrology of the Bow River
There's a word beneath the water, and the Bow River belongs to God. Have you been listening?
A Scientific Commentary on Genesis 7:11
Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
Psalm for the January Thaw
God shows himself not just in the orderliness of nature, but powerfully, joyously and always surprisingly in its beautiful "non-order" as well.
Series: It's an Old World After All (2 entries)
In our sixth BioLogos videocast, we take a look at the age of the Earth. We explain four methods scientists have used to determine that age: tree ring, lake varve, radiometric, and seafloor spread dating, and also offer some theological insight on how an old earth can fit with the first chapters of Genesis.
Frenetic Sequence
We tend to think of creativity in terms of flashes of insight and brilliance, of novelty, and especially of unexpected things bursting upon the scene. But creativity is no less creative and no less remarkable when it proceeds step by step, according to discipline, according to rule.
Stumble On
The song is built around the image of a river flowing through a canyon it has sculpted—an image that can easily be played out as a picture of the way that the Lord has been at work preparing a path for us in the material world, complete with signposts to his former and present activity.
Series: Beauty, Science and Theology (3 entries)
It doesn't take a scientist to appreciate the beauty with which God has arrayed his creation. But scientists do have the opportunity (and training) to appreciate different kinds of beauty than do most non-scientists, whether they are ordinarily "hidden" in the extremes of scale, the elegant processes of an experiment, or in the abstraction of mathematics. Indeed the appreciation of various kinds of beauty has always played a critical role in motivating scientists to investigate the world, and in helping them decipher its workings. In the three-part essay, Ruth Bancewicz explores some of the ways beauty, science and theology intertwine.
How Do We Know the Earth is Old? (Infographic)
The BioLogos Forum is pleased to present this infographic about the tools scientists use to determine the age of the Earth. The graphic, titled "How Do We Know the Earth is Old?", uses data compiled and summarized by geology professor Dr. Gregg Davidson.
The Questions Update: The Age of the Earth
We've recently been looking at the evidence for an old earth and the long history and vibrancy of this view among evangelical Christians. Today's post features a preview of the updated Question, "How are the ages of the Earth and universe calculated?" revised by Senior Web Consultant and Writer Deborah Haarsma.
Saturday Sermon: Over and Above Naturalism, Part 2
Barkley suggests that material creation is not the end of our understanding (as Naturalists think), but a beginning that unveils the majestic and power of a Creator who loves us.
Saturday Sermon: Over and Above Naturalism
Pastor Joseph Barkley of Ecclesia Church extols the greatness of the God who has brought forth incredible works and engaged humankind in relationship. In the first part of the sermon "Over and Above Naturalism," Barkley admires the factual knowledge unlocked by science, and yet reminds the Church that those material descriptions fail to answer the question of ultimate significance.
The Heavenly Declaration
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Knightriders Podcast | 001- Phaedrus Dj mix "Bassment"
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Elizabeth from King George, VA
12/30/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Great for these types of students People who want to learn, but don't have as much time as they would like.
Tips for prospective students Take as many classes as you can in the two years you have at the college.
Bang for the buck I'm not the one paying for it, but I think the prices for the classes are fairly priced.
Am enjoying being here While this school isn't terrible, I am looking forward to graduating. A four year school is where my excitement lies.
Am learning a lot I'm learning more than I thought I would.
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Melinda from SALUDA, VA
05/12/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
2 of 3
Categories Comments Campus Safety there is plenty of campus security, and all of them are nice and polite.
Greek Life Not to sure about the greek life.
Clubs and Activities they do have a variety of clubs and activities, such as the bowling or xbox challenges.
Great for these types of students This is a great facility for first time students, to help you get into the swing of college, it is also great for students like myself who are adult students. You will find that there is a great diversity of students from old to young, to rich to poor.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus they have all kinds of nature trails that you can travel, which help to give you a place to exercise, or maybe just a place to clear your head.
Bang for the buck You do get a lot of value for your money, and there is not a lot of hidden fees.
What to do for fun They have all kinds, of tournaments and social activities available, if you have the time to get involved.
Food and Dining The only food available is that from a vending machine. It would be nice if they had some kind of cafeteria, but the student lounge is very roomy and student friendly.
Dorm Life There are no dorms at this college.
Academic Rigor They offer a wide variety of programs, now i do wish they offered a few more modern type programs, and wish that the federal funding would cover more programs, or better yet all programs. This way you could study whatever you liked, and for students like myself who have limited income, could truly become whatever it is that they wanted to become.
Tips for prospective students Make sure that you are organized, take lots of notes, and most of all make friends. All these things will help benefit you and make your time at Rappahannock a successful time.
In three sentences Rappahannock is a great college, it greatest value is it is convenient to attend. The staff is very supportive, and the college itself is very bright and user friendly.
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Cody from Caret, VA
04/25/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety The campus has posts throughout the parking lot and around campus with emergency alert systems on them in case something were to happen and someone needs help. These posts have a button on them that can be pressed to activate responders. There are also security men in vehicles monitoring/patrolling the parking lot as the evening begins to draw upon dusk. Also, cameras are placed in strategic locations so no actions go unnoticed.
Greek Life There are no fraternities or sororities here.
Clubs and Activities As stated above, RCC is regularly setting up tournaments and cook outs for the students. They are a great way to get out and socialize between classes.
Great for these types of students RCC is great for the student who isn't sure about jumping right into large classes. The usually small class sizes allows the student to get a more personal education from the teacher. You aren't just a number and the teachers actually remember your name.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus There's a huge orchard out in the back pasture are of the school. While I'm in some evening courses I'll break my concentration and look outside to see a large herd of deer grazing in the orchard. It is quite a relaxing moment when taking a stressful evening class. I enjoy that.
Bang for the buck The financial aspect of attending RCC was the main reason I decided to enroll here. I am getting the same education I would receive at a much larger and more expensive college for substantially less. I know this is so because I've compared completed tests with my friends from different colleges who are in similar courses and my material is just as difficult as theirs. Also, the financial aid office is very helpful and I actually made money a few times because I received more than I could spend. That to me is truly a bang for my buck. RCC is by far a wonderful school for those who may need financial help for their first two years of college.
What to do for fun RCC has numerous events throughout the semester for the students to become involved in. There are billiard tournaments, video game tournaments, ping pong tournaments, cookouts, mechanical bull riding at certain events, and numerous other fun activities for the students to get together and release stress. By the way, I've never been asked for any money while at one of these events which is hard to come by these days.
Food and Dining There's no cafeteria to speak of because of the school being a small, community college. However, there is a student lounge where you can purchase burgers, subs, and drinks as well as snacks. The burgers and subs may require heating which is why RCC has conveniently installed a microwave near the food dispensing machine. If I remember correctly, the prices aren't expensive by any means.
Dorm Life I live at home so I can't answer this question, but I do know the school's baseball team mostly lives in a nearby apartment complex and I've never heard any complaints about them.
Academic Rigor RCC isn't very difficult the first semester or two but after that, the courses become more of a challenge. I wouldn't deem them as being overwhelming but they definitely pushed me to find an inner urge to want to learn knew material, and from this I feel better prepared to transfer to a larger four year school.
Tips for prospective students I would certainly recommend becoming involved in a tutoring lab if you're having trouble with a course. I became an active member of the chemistry tutoring lab over the past two semesters and with the help of Mr. Crook, I significantly improved my grade and overall confidence.
In three sentences RCC is a very clean, well kept facility. The advisors are knowledgeable and have helped me get into Virginia Tech to major in Wildlife Science. The school, including professors, deans, and administrative staff, all encourage students to achieve their highest potential and everyone I've met is usually very helpful or at least attempts to help in their best ability.
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June 2nd, 2013, 09:14 PM | #1 |
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Parting out FULL SIZE truck. 305 5.0L Engine runs great- $300.--------SOLD TH400 Transmission - $300---------------SOLD-- 203 Transfercase $90. ------------------SOLD-- Extra door glass $25. Doors $50 each Dash $50--------------------------------SOLD gage cluster $40 Gage bezel $25. Hood $60 Grille #1 $50. grille $30 inner fenders $15 each drivers outer fenders $60 Front axle 3.42ratio with warn lock outs. $100.---------SOLD steering gear, pump, & shaft $75 Rear bumper $30.-----------------------------------SOLD Front bumper $50.----------------------------------SOLD Frame (1 TON) $280.--------------------------------SOLD Fan Shroud $30 set of 4 6lug wheels $50. drive shafts --- ------------------------------------Sold- 95% rust free Cab $275. power brake booster $20. Seat $40. pickup tailgate $75. Front 3/4 ton springs $25. (2 leaf) NO BOX I am also selling spare parts I don't need. Most listed here. Last edited by 656owner; November 3rd, 2013 at 05:19 AM. Reason: marked items sold |
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I have a few a few other seats and door besides these I am trying to get rid of. Both seats have rips on the drivers side, rest of the is good.
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A pleasure for the eyes as well as the tastebuds, this snapper dish will be sure to delight. Colorful and spicy ingredients come together in a lovely presentation.
1. Peel and slice plantains. Deep-fry at 300° F. until crisp; cool. In a food processor, pulse into flakes. Mix with chile powder and 1 tbsp. salt. Reserve.
2. For salad, cut fresh corn off the cob and char in a hot skillet. Over high heat, quickly sauté bell pepper, poblano, and onion. Cool and combine with tomato, habanero sauce, and cilantro. Reserve.
3. For pesto, roast and peel bell peppers. Puree in blender with basil, garlic, Parmesan, oil, salt, and pepper. Reserve.
4. In a blender, combine cilantro and grapeseed oil; season. Reserve oil.
5. Form a ring with tortilla strip and bake at 250° F. for 20 min. or until crisp.
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2. Decorate plate with zigzags of red pesto and dots of cilantro oil. Place tortilla ring in center, fill with corn salad . Place fillet on top of ring and serve.
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Dude- thank you for the book recommendations with links! I'll check them out. I really like to read about different spiritual groups.
Donb123- Aren't many mainline protestant denominations kind of dying out? My grandma has been in various high ranking roles in the Presbyterian Church USA, and has been lamenting for some time that everyone is fleeing to the charismatic or evangelical churches, or just out of church altogether. FmrMarine- I don't think I have ever been an athiest. I can't remember a time I didn't believe in "God" even before I had a word for it. I have considered that maybe my parents are right, especially after reading a lot of Carl Sagan. Sometimes I think it's a matter of semantics. I have experienced some profound moments of peace in my soul while being out in nature, which to me have been spiritual experiences where I have felt connected to all, and loved by the universe. I'm sure my parents have had moments like these too, but they'd probably say the feelings come from various brain chemicals, as opposed to a connection to something divine and eternal. I've had other personal experiences with dreams, visions, healing and really direct answers to prayers. I feel that I've met Jesus and he's changed my life. I also feel like I've met Krishna and he's changed my life. I have a hard time relying on what I choose to believe intellectually, because it seems to change so often. I trust more in my experiences, but even those, who knows? Maybe I have a chemical imbalance, or my brain is wired strangely. Like most everyone, I'm seeking peace and happiness. I find it in spiritual practice. Maybe that makes it self serving. Maybe people did invent God/gods to help them find peace and happiness, and to give order to the chaos. At this point I'm not really sure. There is this saying that 'the finger pointing to the moon is not moon'... which to me made sense in terms of religions, that they are all pointing to God, but that if God is God, He's going to be a lot bigger than our imaginations, images, theology or human attributes we assign to Him... but that maybe through images and theological systems we can know him better. But it's also possible that there is no moon, and all the fingers are pointing at nothing. I feel unable to abandon the spiritual path altogether at this point because I feel this insatiable desire to learn and experience more of God. If I am wrong and there is no God, I'm ok with that too, because feeling like the Universe or God is watching me and loving me has made my life better. My glimpses at the eternal/divine have made my life worth living, and I want more of them. And if there is a God, and He loves me, I want to love Him and serve Him. Even intellectual excercises like getting my Biblical Studies degree were really spiritually fulfilling to me. How's that for a long answer to a short question? Also, after reading that 'the finger pointing at the moon is not the moon' saying, and being in awe, I explained my understanding of it to my husband, and he said, "the finger pointing at the moon isn't the moon? well, duh." Obviously what is some great insight to my mind will not be seen that way by others. Re-reading what I've written here, I sound all kinds of new-age and narcissistic. I'm just having trouble putting my thoughts into words. |
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RefWorks FAQAdditional information is available on the RefWorks web site. What is RefWorks? RefWorks, like Zotero and EndNote, is citation management software. This is library jargon for: "software that you can use to save all your book and article references in one place." When you are doing research or looking for sources of information for a paper, you're looking through (possibly several) online databases, websites, and the Libraries' catalog. As you find books and articles of interest, you want to be able to save them. Citation management software lets you do that. Q: Why is it a good idea to use citation management software? There are numerous bad ways to save your research work: bookmarking web pages, printing or e-mailing every reference of interest, copying citations into a big Word or Excel file, or even handwritten notecards. All of these create a lot of extra work beyond just the research and writing. Citation managers are much more efficient, save everything in one place, help you organize your work, and generate bibliographies in a massive variety of styles. Q: How do I create a new RefWorks account? A: To create a new account in RefWorks, access RefWorks through the NCSU Libraries' web site. Don't go directly to refworks.com or you will not have access to our institutional subscription. Then, below the question "New to RefWorks?", click on the link "Sign Up for a New Account" and fill out the required information in the form "New User Information for NCSU Libraries." The login information you select here is not related to Unity ID, so it can be the same as your Unity ID and password, or different. Once you have created an account, you can in the future login directly from the main login screen with your Login Name and Password. Q: How does RefWorks compare with other citation management software? A: All products have the same basic capabilities and functionality. They allow you to manage references, import citations from online databases, and incorporate references into Word documents. All require some time investment to learn to use effectively. The popular citation management tools besides RefWorks are EndNote, Zotero, and Mendeley. One of the major differences is RefWorks is web-based application that's accessible from any computer anywhere. Click to see more comparisons . No choice is permanent! You don't have to pick one and live with it forever. It is straightforward to export citations from one product to another if you later decide there is a better option for you. Q: Can I transfer references from other citation management software to RefWorks? A: Absolutely. For step-by-step instructions on how to transfer references from other citation management software to RefWorks, see here. Q: How do I transfer references between different RefWorks accounts? A: The process is straightforward. First, Export the references (References menu -> Export) in RefWorks Tagged Format. This will be a text file that can be saved on the desktop (it could be e-mailed as an attachment, for example). Then, Import this text file into the other RefWorks account (References menu -> Import). The Import Filter/Data Source will be RefWorks Tagged Format. This does not export folder structures or attachments. Another option: to maintain attachments and folders, rather than an export/import, you can create a backup and restore it in another account. The "restore" process is a FULL replacement of your database and will overwrite any existing references. Only restore to a new, empty account. Go to References--Backup/Restore. More help on backup/restore. Q: I'm working on a group project. Can you do collaborative work with RefWorks? A: Yes. RefWorks does not limit the number of accounts you create. Also note that multiple users can access your account simultaneously. Just create a new account with an ID and password known to all group members. Every account can have two types of access – full and read-only. Full access requires everyone to log in with the same login name and password. Read-only requries users to log in with the login name and a read-only password that has been established. Read-only access allows people to search, export and print bibliographies, but not add, edit or delete references. In addition, each record in a database has five empty fields (User Defined 1 thru 5) that can be used to record comments from group members. Q: What happens when someone leaves the university or graduates - can they keep their folder of references? A: Yes. RefWorks recently introduced an alumni program enabling NCSU users to maintain their RefWorks accounts indefinitely. Users can continue to access RefWorks using their group code after leaving the university. Alternatively, you could:
No matter what option you choose, the one step you will want to take upon leaving NCSU is to export your citations. If you're not sure how you'll access them later, export to a few different files: at minimum, use the Bibliographic Software format, the BibTeX format, the RIS format, and the RefWorks Tagged Format. Keep the files somewhere safe. Q: Why am I seeing a "security certificate" error? A: Some browsers may throw a security certificate error when you access RefWorks. (You will see text to the effect of: "www-refworks-com.www.lib.ncsu.edu:2433 uses an invalid security certificate.") To accept the certificate, look for a link to "add an exception" or "trust this site". The browser may show alarming messages, but you can trust the certificate since it is coming from the Libraries' web site. Q: How does the Last Imported folder work? A: References are always imported into the Last Imported folder. References from the previous import are removed from the folder automatically (and put into the References Not in a Folder folder). When you have completed an import, you can open the Last Imported folder to edit or add descriptors to the group before organizing them into folders. Q: Can you search the NCSU Libraries online catalog in conjunction with RefWorks? A: Yes. The NCSU Libraries catalog has a direct export feature for RefWorks (look for RefWorks links in catalog records), making it much easier to quickly import catalog records. You can export batches of citations using the shopping cart tool or the TRLN catalog. You can also use the Search Online Catalog or Database command in RefWorks (from either the Search or Tools menu) to connect to the NCSU Libraries online catalog and import references directly into RefWorks. Q: Can I link to files on my hard drive through RefWorks? A: Yes. See the instructions here. A: Write-N-Cite is a feature which allows you to access your references in RefWorks while working within Microsoft Word. Write-N-Cite allows you to insert citation placeholders and when you are ready to add a bibliography to the end of the document, Write-n-Cite will create a bibliography and properly format your in-text citations based upon only those references that have been inserted into your Word document. (See a demo video). To install Write-N-Cite, go to Tools--Write-N-Cite from within RefWorks. See a short video tutorial for instructions. Q: What is the "Group Code" I need when I try to log into my account? A: When trying to access RefWorks, you may get prompted for a "group code." However, most RefWorks users do not actually need this code, and can log in using a more direct method. (Though if login problems persist, you can use the group code as a workaround.) If you are trying to access RefWorks via refworks.com, you can access RefWorks via the Libraries' site, which prompts you for a Unity ID and password, then your RefWorks account information, instead of the group code. RefWorks users who must use the group code:
The group code is sent to you by e-mail when you first create a RefWorks account. If you no longer have this information, please contact a Librarian. (Group Code information for library staff.) Q: Can I use Write-N-Cite off campus? Yes. Follow the steps to load the WNC Proxy:
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I must say that this was a fun start to my Wii experience. I've had plenty of workouts with this disc. lol
This is pretty fun but after a while of playing real sports games for the Wii some do become difficult
Quite a fun game to help start off anyone's library of games on the Wii. Fun to play either alone or with friends.
im sure the game is not bad , but giving it a 10 out of 10 stars is bullshit
fun for a while gets old fast and downright dumb simple game for simple people
so much fun :) one of the few games my gramps kicks ass in (bowling)
Fun game but it gets boring if you play it constantly hahaha.
This is the very first game for wii and it is fun because you can play it with friends and family!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
fun game... gets repetative, but bowling and boxing are the best ones.... and my girlfriend beats the hell outta me in bowling all the time....
Anyone else's Mom kick their ass at bowling?
'cause mine sure did. Me and the rest of my family.
wii sports is pretty awesome. great game to go with the wii anybody can play it and it's defiently for anybody to pick up and play right away.
Until my friend traded in his Wii for a PS3 (regrettably), I always enjoyed playing Wii Sports. It was great as a party piece, where people of any age can come together and have some good fun.
Make sure to experiment in the power throws section of the training, to find the hidden "easter egg" (hint, only available on the last throw).
all the sports on this dics are all fun. even tho i always get my ass kick in boxing by my dad (the only time he can beat me in video game :P).. it is still worth it! 10-10
Almost threw my arm out bowling!!
Baseball and golf is always a blast with friends :D
I can't put it more plainly, if you don't have this game for some reason, get it. It is a great game for all ages. Also, a great game to play with multiple people.


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Marillion - Whatever Is Wrong With You (I think this one was 160mps - great song)
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This is probably the weirdest, and most coolest thing I've seen!! *ahem* It's not cool we have a bug, but this one's really interesting and I feel it's been reported before.... BUT I can't be sure.
What I'm Using: Adobe Photoshop CS5, FilterForge Pro v3.006 Description: Upon applying my filter "Point and Shoot v2" to an image, if you run the filter through Adobe Photoshop CS5, after applying a bunch of weird (and faint) lines appear much as if it was part of the filter. I never put those in the filter and I have no idea where they came from. What's also weird is that several parts of the filter did not render (I added a grimy frame and some light leaks because this filter's supposed to simulate an analoge camera. In some instances those don't render.) Steps 1. Open an image in Photoshop CS5. It's best if you open an image with lots of dark areas, the filter utilizes those areas to apply a bomber effect and it'll be less prevalent in bright images. 2. Then apply "Point and Shoot v2" choose the 2nd preset. 3. Hit apply. Here's an output I screencapped. And imagery regarding what's not supposed to be there.... FilterForge Codex!! This does NOT happen with a direct FilterForge v3 output, only in Photoshop. I attached the version of the filter here.... Hope it can be fixed or it will be. Point and Shoot v2.ffxml |
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Andrew B.
I tried a photo and then a dark gray solid and didn't see the problem (Win7 64 bit CS5 32 bit). I realize you are having a difference between FF versions, but why not crank up the lightness on the shadows of the unprocessed photo and see if it's in the photo before the filter is run. Maybe one version is bringing this out, and the other not.
Oops. I just looked at your photo again, and realize you are running the Mac version. So maybe my test is not good. |
Posted: January 3, 2012 1:38 am | ||||
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Thanks for reporting, we'll look into this. | |||
Posted: January 3, 2012 1:44 am | ||||
Yeh well I made sure it's not the picture, otherwise I don't make bug posts. It just happens with any picture I use, including a 50% solid gray image. By the way, that's not a photograph, it's 100% fully 3D and fake scenery I generated using Maya and rendered in Indigo Render. Looks real, totally fake. |
Posted: January 3, 2012 4:46 am | ||||
I'd love to see the whole "blueprint" thingy, not just bits and pieces. Looks like a page from DaVinci's diary | |||
Posted: January 3, 2012 11:17 am | ||||
I reproduced this in CS3 also, and then through a process of elimination deduced that it is one of those things that I found back in FF1 that made edge detection somewhat doable before FF3:
If Anti-Aliasing is set to 'All Pixels', it should disappear. Due to rounding math the 'glitch' appears when there is a very slight difference between almost identical values. A nice bug? indeed! |
Posted: January 4, 2012 4:25 pm | ||||
Posts: 1907 |
We're unable to reproduce this. Could you provide the source file to apply the filter on? What anti-aliasing settings do you have? | |||
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- Bruichladdich The Organic Single Malt Scotch, Islay Scotland, $68; CSPC: 741510
Floral aromas with citrus, tropical fruit, honey and toffee notes, rich flavours of honey and almond with a round texture and long warming finish. Bruichladdich whiskeys are free of artificial colour and are not chill-filtered, in order to retain their flavour. It shows!
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Sweet, luscious bourbon. A rich, complex nose of caramel, maple syrup, dried fruit and nutmeg, followed by a big rich body that glides effortlessly over the palate with sweet vanilla, toffee, figs and Christmas spice flavours intermingling seamlessly. Don't adulterate this heavenly spirit with ice, water or soda. Drink it neat.
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Big floral aromas combined with rich pineapple and peach, delicate and smooth (morbida) with a warm lingering finish. Jacopo Poli only distils the grape pomace when it is fresh so that the resulting grappa will retain the essence of the grapes utilized. Serve cool, but not cold.
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'The marquis. Well, you know, to be honest, he seems a little bit dodgy to me.'
'Mm,' she agreed. 'He's a little bit dodgy in the same way that rats are a little bit covered in fur."
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Flying in Superman 64 isn't nearly as hard as people think it was.
Game still sucks, but it isn't impossible by any means.
Well, I'm not going to defend Molyneux. I would've back when Fable 1 was released ... but then Fable 2 came out and pretty much erased any respect I had for him. All I'll say is that I put down most of the criticism of those "promises" to the fans rather than Molyneux.
I'm really enjoying this thread by the way, Alex. Much less pessimism than most places on the internet.
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We need more Black Knight and Faiza Hussain!
I'm a big fan of using the internet to trash things, i thought we could use some positivity.
And on that note, my next game.
So, this one might be cheating, here's the story on Nier.
Nier is liked by a lot of people, now, but when it came out, it got saddled with some horrible reviews. A few of the most famous of these negative reviews focused on totaly optional parts of the game (fishing, in one) and showed that the guy doing the review had a total lack of understand of the game before trashing it (IE, he went to the wrong place despite the correct place being marked on his map with an X).
Nier wasn't a new thing in combat, you hit the button and killed things. Nier wasn't the prettiest game on earth, looking more like a higher res PS2 game than a Ps3 or 360 game.
But what Nier had going for it was a really really good story, that was very different from other things we were seeing. It had good characters, which (showing my own bias!) has been really hard to pull off in japanese rpgs latetly. You weren't a young boy chosen by fate to save the world from ultimate evil, you were a dad trying to save his daughter who was dying from a mysterious illness (well...sort of, the games plot went all kinds of crazy places).
It did have some variety in the game play, being a third person action game certain parts would turn into sort of overhead shooter. Some dungeons were kill the monster, get the key, some were entirely based on puzzle solving that used the game mechanics in clever ways.
Like i said at the begining, a lot of people liked it, but it got crapped on out of the gate by people who didn't really play it.
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Yes but a lot of people didn't like it or didn't really get it. They didn't like how you had to poke around to find out what certain characters really wanted and they didn't like how you could miss a lot of the story if you weren't careful, especially if you don't get enough influence with certain characters. Also, a lot of people hate Kreia. Heck, a lot of people don't really seem to even understand Kreia and think that she's just an evil Sith who wants to destroy the Force.
Not so much a game but an entire system. the 3DS has been pretty much dogged out up until recently, but this little system has been kicking ass and taking names so far. and resident evil revelations was a real RE game, kid icarus was awesome, super mario 3D land was awesome, Mario Kart 7 was awesome. i can't wait for heroes of ruin.
Okay, before this thread this is what I knew about Tish, zip, zero, nada.
I now know that Tish is a heavily armed, black, bi-sexual, truck driving woman who likes going to the clubs.
I don't think I learned this much about Tom in six months let alone one post. - Boldido
I'm begining to like Tish more and more, that's what I know. - cable guy
"We were forced to build America, and if forced to, we will tear it down." Huey P. Newton
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Secret of Evermore is the most underrated RPG I can think of. Good call.
Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter got a lot of deserved hate, but there are hardly any games like it, and the New Game Plus feature which expanded on the story, plus the D-Ratio constantly making you live in fear of using too much power, made, what I feel, to be one of the stronger RPGs on the PS2.
(I would still very much like a sequel to Breath of Fire IV, though)
Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects is fun game that gets quite a lot of hate.
Yeah, it's a bit buggy and the controls are simplistic but it's still tons of fun playing around in a dstructive 3-D environment with a selection of Marvel characters. And it's the first fighting game I've seen that's open about the characters being unbalanced because it's being true to the source material and I liked that. I just love playing as Magneto and burying Human Torch under a pile of debris until the little bastard's dead.
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With the return of luxury spending there seem to be glimmers of hope in the yacht business. That could be good news for Tacoma, Washington's Northcoast Yachts, a company that has created a lavish 125-foot spec yacht that is nearing completion. The yacht is the most luxurious boat the company has built. They started over two years ago looking toward selling it in Europe but have found U.S. interest as well. It has nine bathrooms and five staterooms. Details include Italian onyx, leather floors made from repurposed car seats, marble sinks, flat television screens that fold into the ceiling and a floating stainless steel spiral staircase. The Tacoma News Tribune reports that the yacht's main steering wheel is modeled after a 250 GT Ferrari and a white leather couch was hand built in Italy. The yacht will be launched Monday into Commencement Bay. It is for sale for $22.2 million.


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Since it is the longest coastline in France, the Bretagne peninsula offers a variety of amazing landscapes. Each part of the coastline has its own identity, delicate blending of colours and shapes of the rocks and the sea. Its clear water wavers between blue and green, its rocks of an warm orangy pink and the presence of megaliths have inspired and given their poetic names full of promises to these borderlines, each embodying a unique aspect of Brittany's coastlines. Starting and finishing in the medieval town of St Malo you head for and follow the picturesque Emerald Coast, including stops at the awesome 8th century abbey Mont St Michel and the charming 'city of the sea' St. Malo. The coastal section also includes a line of fine sandy beaches interspersed with rocks, reefs, granite headlands and sheer cliffs, which are dappled pink and gray in the sun. The area is famous for a rich cultural heritage and its architecture. There are castles, feudal fortresses and abbeys that are waiting to be visited, and a variety of flora and fauna as well as protected wildlife zones. Walled and built with the same grey granite stone as Mont St-Michel, ST-MALO was originally in the Middle Ages a fortified island at the mouth of the Rance, controlling not only the estuary but the open sea beyond. Now inseparably attached to the mainland, St-Malo is the most visited place in Brittany, thanks more to its superb old citadelle than to the ferry terminal that s tucked into the harbour behind. From outside the walls, the dignified ensemble of the old city might seem stern and forbidding, but passing through into the streets within the walls brings you into a busy, lively and very characterful town, packed with hotels, restaurants, bars and shops. Fougères has long been noted as a center of shoe manufacturing, and has an interesting Musée de la Chaussure (Shoe Museum). Nowadays, however, it is mainly an agricultural town, with the largest cattle market in Europe. To the south is the church of St-Sulpice (15th-18th century), with a beautiful interior.
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Day 1 Arrival in Saint Malo and opportunity to explore the walled town. Enjoy a welcome drink while you receive your route information. Day 2 St Malo – Dinan 45 km Having wandered amongst the streets of the old citadelle and along ramparts, you cycle inland along the gently undulating valley of the Rance River on forested roads dotted with villages to the steep hill that leads you into Dinan, Brittany's best preserved medieval town. You should have plenty of time to explore its streets, alleys and ramparts on foot. Day 3 Dinan - Combourg 33 km Today you meander further inland to see more of the quiet Breton countryside and some ancient monolithic structures known as dolmen. The sight of its stunning castle draws you into medieval Combourg. The castle grounds are open all day and Lac Tranquille is ideal for an evening stroll. Day 4 Combourg – Fougères 70 km Sens de Bretagne, Rimou and other villages are on your route today. After cycling through the valley of the Cousenon River, and then Tremblay, you pass through some forests and by castles to reach Fougères. Opportunity to explore its different levels, and perhaps its seemingly impregnable castle, by foot. Day 5 Fougères – Pontorson 45 km With the necessary adjustments made to your bicycle, you discover the typical countryside of Brittany - lovely small farmhouses and villages richly decorated with flowers. Stop in the village of St Brice-en-Coglès, continuing on small country roads to the banks of the Couesnon River and into Pontorson (which is actually in Normandy). Day 6 Pontorson – Cancale 53 km From Moidrey, fine views of one of the highlights of the whole trip begin to appear. Whether it's your first or fifth visit, whether it's sunny or misty, Mont St Michael is awesome. Get there as early as you can to enjoy the ancient ramparts, the Abbey, views of the bay and more before it gets too crowded. Then you wind your way across reclaimed land, glancing back occasionally at the magnificent Mont, to Le Vivier-sur-Mer on the edge of the bay. You arrive in Cancale, picturesque fishing harbour whose port area is lined with restaurants offering oysters brought from beds just a few hundred metres away. Day 7 Canacle - Saint Malo 33 km Today's cycling is by sandy beaches and granite coast with great seascapes on offer at the Pointe de Grouin, and a sandy beach and fortress island at the Anse du Guesclin before reaching the walled town of St Malo. Day 8 Your last breakfast in Brittany and time to say au-revoir.
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S is considering getting involved in the battle against al-Qaeda fighters trying to take over the African nation of -- and they've already made.
Some significant progress our Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says the US could -- provide France.
-- logistical reconnaissance.
And air support.
In its assaults on terrorists there originally it started dramatically over the weekend and Milledge is linked to al-Qaeda control -- area have northern Mali.
Roughly the size of Texas and it's growing let's bring in.
The Africa center at the Atlantic Council and theory talked about this and oh what over the last several months it's nice -- back what that's.
Blizzard that just so now this story has changed at France is involved now in specifically going after these these terrorist -- what should our role be.
Well I think what France has done has.
And insofar as on a limited basis have been helpful has it stopped -- offensive by the islamists.
Last week which was driving south work.
The problem now though as that France is not yet deployed.
Sufficient troops to.
Retake the large area that you spoke about that the islamists control and they really don't have enough troops even to stop all the offensives that they've now stirred up.
So we now need to in the reconsider re calibrate our strategy which has been -- slowly build up an African force to deal with us.
Is that slow buildup of the African forest prepared in any way to take on these groups.
Well certainly not now and not immediately the plan was to do this over the course of a year.
Or fortunately today on your point of view.
The French action last week.
More losses forced everyone's hand it's moved up a timetable.
And the question is whether there are the resources necessary or we stirred up.
A hornet's nest without being ready for.
So what about NATO we did see friends in the past and you look back on Libya for example sort of leading the way -- a similar way forcing the hand if you LTD be more involved more involvement from the international community.
So let's go back to it to where we stand in all of this Peter -- What what should our -- really be here.
Well are several things certainly we should support -- ally France.
Where we -- -- intelligence.
With logistics as appropriate.
But we need to think about a strategy that can last -- -- the moment.
And this is the danger the front strategy they've put a few soldiers out there about 750.
They plan to make make it perhaps 2000 but that's not going to be enough.
That's -- -- look facing Peter if you love it let's say we have you know there's a couple of thousand troops there -- the ground.
And you're saying the numbers even less knack for France what kind of numbers they facing as far as it Islamic militants.
Well there facing probably.
Probably out.
Low thousands as far as hardcore militants but -- militants over the last few years have built up a huge war chest through kidnapping for ransom through.
Drug trafficking so they have millions which they can hire fighters there attracting fighters in.
And they've also force children into their ranks so -- ranked her fairly swollen.
And they do control a large desert terrain that they know better than outsiders.
I was listening to an inner you that interview with the former foreign minister of France and he was asked why -- -- matter.
-- -- we've we've talked about that in the past that his answers that way as we have to fight against terrorists period we must remain very firm and we did.
What it as far as the United States Peter if these are the bad guys why shouldn't we go and and and taken out.
Well I've I've no I have no quarrel with taking out especially key leaders which would then weaken the -- as a whole.
The -- the question I have is really do we have the resources ready.
To take on the task of -- occupy.
And restoring this area -- Molly.
I think that there are two separate questions stopping the terrorists which I think is in the international community's interest and rather rebuilding the Molly and state that's entirely to.
I think Amy so what what do you think is the risk -- -- this is this the final question in this what is the risk if if we don't directly confront the threat and militants in -- right now what.
I think the risk is that they will create a safe haven.
Already terrorists are gathering there covered from all over last month the FBI arrested two American citizens from Alabama who were headed.
To bear for trading so it is -- -- threat.
The problem is it's not a matter of dealing with the terrorists that the risk is being dragged into a larger conflict.
And I think we need to establish very clearly up front what are the objectives of the military action.
Sounds like a big story again to watch.
As we see in -- watch -- slowly developing in the state of mind but your point -- go -- necessarily trying to rebuild the government there.
Peter's great to have you as always we look for -- -- back.
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