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Thanks a lot ! Looks great , but some numbers on the markers are wrong ! Have checked markers and numbers the easter weeks and 30c8,9,10,11 are only without identification numbers existing. But, Hmm, sorry, perhaps WI have done her homeworks ?? Where can I buy such a new WI map ?? Please post it or email me ! Thank you very much for your information - Udo ps. Here's my freehand sketch from april, and I'm surely not angry about your smile !!
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Hello The new western passage is definately deeper than the eastern passage. Think the onliest problem is potential upcoming weeds during the season, and its a little difficult to find the entrance, if coming from the Knockninny side. Eastern passage -At the beginning of the season, the floating log and stones from the Colebrook R.are a big problem, and some boats get damaged, especially the propeller. Tirraroe bay course seems not dangerous and should be deep enough, but south of Bockan Island are few shallows, with some groundings in the Easter week. This is my experience - hope it helps a little bit ! Udo Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum. Online UsersGuests within the past 30 minutes:
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The Foundry's latest release, Nuke7, has a lot of new features that promise to improve on your day-to-day compositing needs. While Nuke continues to be the industry standard for compositing, I'm glad to see they continue to streamline the workflow for the average user's everyday needs as well as for the complicated big stuff.
One of the main improvements has been to the 2D tracker. It has been revamped almost from scratch in order to address a lot of artist feedback and concerns. One main concern, or more of a pet peeve, was the lack of a stop button. Now you can start and STOP a track using the new toolbar provided at the top of your viewer. There's a cool new Zoom window that lets you take a closer look at where your points are without having to zoom in and out of the plate for every track. You can add an unlimited number of tracks now, instead of just 4 like before. This allows you to track multiple features and, depending on your needs, you can create a track or corner-pin based on various selected tracks. You can also create a result based on the average of multiple tracks.
Nuke has implemented the "export" feature from the planar tracker, so you can now export numerous tracks or corner-pins with the option of having it baked or linked. The toolbar also includes some cool extras to help you along with each track. You can set keyframes throughout the clip and track between those keyframes. This is immensely useful when you just need to fine-tune those problem areas without having to set the in-and-out frame range. There's also a "traffic light" feature that helps identify problem areas within your track: green being a good solve and red being not so good. Through their research and development, the Foundry has also reworked various algorithms in order to improve tracking results, making them faster and more accurate.
Earlier releases of Nuke relied on OS disk-buffering, which gave you less-than-desired results when it came to playback. You would expect it to playback at the specified rate, but it would still have some hiccups now and then. In Nuke 7 though, they have switched over to your system's RAM in order to give actual real-time playback. They have included a green bar in the timeline that indicates what frames have been cached for your viewing pleasure.
In combination with the improved playback feature, the roto and paint nodes have been improved to handle larger amounts of shapes and/or paint strokes and are capable of playback due to their reduced file sizes. You can now better manage a group of shapes within the dope sheet as well. Each shape shows up as an individual line, which shows its corresponding keyframes.
With the new TimeClip Node, you can create multiple instances of a tree and offset it in time via the dope sheet. You can just drag to where in time you want it to be, as well as adjust the in-and-out points. This makes it easier to reuse an effect (part of your tree) multiple times within your comp and enables you to keep better track of them using the dope sheet.
The latest improvements to Primatte are pretty useful as well. The auto-compute function has been revised in order to give you better results, or at least a good place to start. You can then use some of the new features, such as the "adjust lighting" check box which does the job of balancing the shadowy areas in the green screen.
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For those of us who are familiar with basic 3D modeling, the "Model Builder" feature is a pretty cool new addition. It allows you to create basic geometry for camera projections that require a little more than just flat cards, without having to switch over to a 3D package. You can set up your basic geo and line it up easier, using the zoom window provided. Once you have basic geo in place, you can go in and carve away or extrude those surfaces in order to add detail where needed. Move points around and select faces, as you desire, in order to recreate your set.
Some of the other 3D improvements include a 3D scale manipulator, 3D alpha shadows and create-camera option. These are pretty handy additions to the 3D workflow. You can now scale 3D objects like you normally would in a 3D package. You can also create a camera from the current view, which comes in handy when you stumble upon the camera angle you like: You won't have to create a new camera from scratch. It's a nice, little timesaver.
In case you do need to import 3D geometry into Nuke, they have implemented the latest FBX2012 support. You can still use any previous version, as well, if need be.
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But the makeup department has done just enough to Gordon-Levitt—blue contact lenses, a broadened nose, slightly filled out mouth—to make the resemblance plausible and JGL's crafty performance—nothing over the top, just a raised eyebrow here, a subtle smirk there—totally seals the deal. (There's also a clever moment at the beginning of the film where JGL looks in the mirror, checks his hairline, and scowls—a nod to his future baldness.)
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When asked to post a high school graduation photo to Eye on YOU!, I immediately thought, "Oh, this will be fun." So, I went to my mom's house to dig through old photos. My mother has saved everything I've ever touched (only a slight exaggeration), so I knew finding graduation photos would be pretty easy.
I graduated from high school 21 years ago, so looking back at these photos was a real trip down memory lane. I don't know if high school kids in recent years purchase such things as "Memory Books"... but I did. And mine is overflowing with little scraps of paper, photographs, notes... basically a bunch of junk... but each little paper made me smile. If you graduated more than 10 years ago and haven't gone through things you saved in a while, I'd encourage you to do so. If you graduated at least 20 years ago, I'd REALLY encourage you to do so... the hairstyles alone are worth it.
So, as I'm looking for these graduation photos I remembered that they were actually re-takes, because the first batch of pictures was really bad. Then, I found my "good" pictures. My mother will probably kill me for saying this... but the "good" ones aren't so great. I remember I really liked them at the time... thought they were keepers. Now, and you can all back me up on this by going to Eye on YOU!, they're really nothing to write home about. My hair was HUGE (not a perm, ladies, naturally curly, crazy 80s big hair... I actually straightened it out a bit to get it to look like that... YIKES!), my teeth were huge (still are), my eyebrows were huge (thanks to Brooke Shields for making that look popular), and my lipstick was pretty bright. All in all, not a great look. But, at the time... I thought I looked GOOD!
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Booker needs to focus on angry men who will kill women by whatever means necessary. They don´t need funs.
Hmmm. So Mr. Booker thinks guns are the bane of women?Tell that to the half-million female babies left as puddles on Planned Parenthood clinic floors every year...Or just pour yourself a cup of tea to go with that sanctimony.
FTA: "What we see in Newark is that law abiding citizens buying guns are not causing the crime. It is that criminals can so easily get their hands on guns,"Make a magic law such that all gun sales go through a background check and the only thing that would change is that criminals would simply break another law when buying guns from one another, or stealing them. This joker will go far in Democrat politics; not too bright, just the right skin tone.
women should learn how to shoot back
Booker has it all figured out. Tell the gang bangers it is illegal to purchase guns at gun shows or from private parties and they will stop killing. What a brilliant man. s/o
There is no gun show loophole. People who buy at gun shows must have background checks, the same as gun stores.This gov´t has made rich people the bad guys, now it is the gun shows.Stop falling for this crap, people.
Why don´t the dems crack down on the criminals who use guns the way they want to crack down on the guns themselves? Silly question, criminals are a big part of their constituency.
Actually as you make guns more difficult for law abiding citizens to obtain you would likely see a rise in the number of women murdered. There´s a good reason a gun is known as an equalizer.These gun-banners are irrationally focused on gun shows. They are the monster under the bed for them. None bother to find out that the percentage of criminals who obtain weapons at gun shows is in the low single digits. Closing every gun show would have no effect on crime. None. Zip. Nil.And the "gun show loophole"? Do they even know what that is? That "loophole" is just private, law abiding citizens engaging in private legal transactions to buy/sell a legal product. Just as you might sell an old appliance to a friend or neighbor. All licensed dealers peform background checks at gun shows just like they do in their stores.
The wages of affirmative action.
#5 nailed it. I have been to a number of gun shows in Texas and have never seen anyone who resembled a "gang banger". Most attendees appear to me to be middle class gun enthusiasts of all races.I´m sure that once private sales are outlawed the thief who steals a gun won´t sell it to a gang banger because it would be against the law. Good grief are these liberals that naive or just that stupid?
#10 asked: "are these liberals that naive or just that stupid?"Answer.....Yes, they are.
Restrict gun ownership to those who vote Republican, and the gun crime rate will dip drastically.If they don´t want to own guns, then they can divest. Just like those who advocate for higher taxes can pay more. But, in either case, they will not.
ROTHLMAO at Booker. So someone selling hot weapons will do a background check on the buyer? For what to make sure he´s got a rap sheet?
Booker is such a tool.Another empty suit wined and dined by the beautiful people who surround themselves with plenty of armed protection.
And they should pass a law making it illegal to steal guns. Oh, wait...
Ann Coulter is right.Let´s start by confiscating all guns held by black people.I know...I know....we´ll need a catchy name so it won´t sound racist....let´s call it: "Affirmative Action".Two can play this game.
All you have to know is history is our teacher and nothing good has ever come from gun confiscation. There are millions upon millions of dead in other countries who disarmed like the liberals are trying to accomplish in this country. You must ask yourself what is their end game because it sure isn´t public safety.
Dear Cory,The boys in the Hood don´t go to gun shows.
Oh, Corey. You had promise at one time. It´s gone, though. Sad.Gang bangers who kill women will kill then with or without a gun. They are also not going anywhere near a gun show. Know why? Because gun shows are filled with ATF agents and cops. And not as customers. They´re watching everything anyone does. Illegal transactions at a gun show would be very, very difficult to accomplish.
Oh geez. Now Cory Booker has gone and riled up those here who held him as their favorite dem. What is the world coming to?Also, let´s not forget that all those female (and male) puddles left at the abortion clinic, are all innocent babies who had the misfortune of having a mother that murdered them.
"The right to keep and bear arms SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED." Seems exceedingly clear.Too stupid to understand it, or too dishonest to follow the pledge to ´preserve and protect the Constitution´?I´m thinking BOTH.
Another liberal ghoul dancing on the graves of dead kids to make political points. Shameless AH


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Six wine bars that are basically restaurants
bin wine café BIN 36's little sister in Wicker Park has brought on L2O alum Phil Rubino as chef de cuisine. His three-course prix-fixe "farm menu" offers a value for $25, but after a recent visit, we're not quite ready to break away from our wine-and-cheese pattern. The lightly smoked trout appetizer is tempting, but a seat at the bar (or outside in summer, when the sidewalk patio invites lingering), a flight of wines and a simple pizza is all we really need. 1559 N Milwaukee Ave (773-486-2233). El: Blue to Damen. Bus: 50, 56, 72. Brunch (Sat, Sun), dinner. Average small plate: $10.
The Bluebird Tom McDonald of Webster's Wine Bar didn't plan for his beer-focused tavern to be such a food destination, but the eats here take center stage. The dinner menu is full of tempting plates such as mussels sautéed in Blanche de Bruxelles white ale and a selection of flatbreads topped with savory ingredients such as roasted vegetables and spiced ground lamb. Charcuterie is always a staple here, and even though this place fancies itself a beer joint, the wine list is nothing to sneeze at. 1749 N Damen Ave (773-486-2473). El: Blue to Damen. Bus: 50, 56, 72. Dinner. Average small plate: $10.
D.O.C. Wine Bar The most important thing you need to know about this wine bar/small-plates joint (its name is inspired by its sister restaurant, Dunlay's on Clark, and Italy's D.O.C. wine laws) is that you seat yourself. In other words, when you see a server carrying a bill folder, follow him and hover over the table until it's yours. Because with plenty of bottles costing less than 30 bucks, a satisfying snacks list heavy on pizzas, and generous plates of fresh charcuterie and cheese, people tend to linger. 2602 N Clark St (773-883-5101). El: Brown, Purple (rush hrs), Red to Fullerton. Bus: 11, 22, 36. Dinner. Average small plate: $10.
The Stained Glass Wine Bar All signs point to wine bar: exposed brick and beams, a wall devoted to wine storage, 250 by the bottle and 32 by the glass. But as our waitress said, "Wine is the gimmick; the food is the selling point." Case in point: the melt-in-your mouth beef carpaccio surrounding a salad of baby bok choy and greens. Entrée knockouts include a perfectly cooked rack of lamb with mint pesto and filet mignon. 1735 Benson Ave, Evanston (847-864-8600). El: Purple to Davis. Bus: 93, 205, 206, Pace 208, 212, 213. Dinner (closed Tue). Average main course: $25.
Swirl Wine Bar The primary purpose of a wine bar is to drink, of course. But because drinking on an empty stomach is a one-way ticket to drunk-dialing your ex, falling asleep in the bathroom or other drunken drama, we're thankful this spot puts just as much focus on the food. A pizza topped with caramelized onions and pears goes perfectly with an off-dry riesling (while also creating a base to soak it up). 111 W Hubbard St (312-828-9000). El: Brown, Purple (rush hrs) to Merchandise Mart; Red to Grand. Bus: 22, 36, 62, 65. Dinner (Tue–Sat). Average main course: $10.
Volo Owner Jon Young (Kitsch'n on Roscoe, Paramount Room) combines his talents with chef Stephen Dunne at this small-plates wine bar. Dunne's best dishes are the rich ones: an intense slow-cooked duck confit; roasted veal marrow bones with toast. In the summer months, this place is most well-known for its chic outdoor patio, which houses a few private cabanas. But Dunne's hearty food and weekday specials like half-price wine on Mondays ensure that even in colder months, the place remains a draw. 2008 W Roscoe St (773-348-4600). El: Brown to Paulina. Bus: 50, 77, 152. Dinner (closed Sun). Average small plate: $8.


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DePauw shuts out Oglethorpe; takes over first in SCAC
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October 16, 2005, Atlanta, Ga. - The Tigers improved to 7-5 overall and 4-1 in the SCAC following a 2-0 win at Oglethorpe. The Stormy Petrels dropped to 3-7-1 overall and 1-3 in SCAC play.
Jacki Ponder scored, unassisted, at 54:59 and Hillary Gerwin added the second goal with an assist from Mary Beth Robinson at 66:38. The Tigers outshot Oglethorpe 26-9 and held a 10-0 advantage in corners. Brooke Shipley totaled two saves in posting her seventh shutout of the season. Allison Evans finished with 10 saves for the Stormy Petrels. DePauw's win coupled with Trinity's loss to Southwestern on Saturday has vaulted the Tigers into first place in the SCAC standings. The Tigers return to action on October 20 when they travel to Wheaton for a 7 p.m. game. Back


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Paul Krugman: The push for "structural reform" isn't really about growth - it's mainly about dismantling the welfare state.
the Christmas season generally makes me want to tear my skull out from under my face and lob it through the window of the nearest storefront that has the gall to play "Jingle Bells" on an endless loop from a sidewalk speaker. I have my reasons, valid ones all, and I'm pretty sure I'm not alone.
Two years ago, nearly to the day, I penned an article about the degree to whichI am not, however, a curmudgeon. Sure, my "Christmas spirit" takes an annual beating when the commercials start in June, and the same songs are played all the time everywhere (I think the last new piece of Christmas music was written in the year 2), and the overwhelming commercialism of the whole thing makes me wonder why we don't all just live in the mall and get it over with...but then the day itself arrives, and I see family and friends, and get to watch them enjoy my gifts, and get to enjoy my own, and in the end, it's nice.
In protest of inaction on climate agreements, more than 800 attendees in environmental and development groups walked out of the recent COP19 UN climate summit in Warsaw. Their action followed a walkout of the G-77 group of developing nations. However, inaction did not pose the only threat to the countries most vulnerable to climate change. Rather, the REDD+ agreement reached at COP19 puts developing countries under threat of being colonized for their carbon.
Originally published in 1853, Twelve Years a Slave has periodically been revived to provide a detailed, first-person account of the business and culture of enslavement in the Southern United States. In 2013, Northup's memoir became a national sensation as a film directed by Steve McQueen, a British-born director, and starring Chiwetelu Ejiofor, an actor also from the UK, as Solomon Northup. Historically, Northup was hardly the only free black man abducted and sold into slavery.


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There was also an outstanding all-round display from teenager Stuart Olding in the centre, including a fine individual try.
Mark Anscombe's side have now slipped to second in the RaboDirect PRO12 table. They are level with Glasgow Warriors on 61 points, but the Scots boast a superior scoring difference.
The Ulster back-line was strengthened by the return of Darren Cave at outside centre and Jackson, Ulster's nominated kicker for the night in advance of Ireland's Six Nations clash with France next weekend, while Rob Herring, Declan Fitzpatrick, Lewis Stevenson, Iain Henderson and Mike McComish all returned up front.
Alberto di Bernardo kicked the visitors into a fourth minute lead courtesy of a central penalty, but a succession of handling errors stymied their next three phases of possession.
By the 10th minute Ulster had firmly imposed their stamp on the game. Although Jackson narrowly missed an angular penalty from the 10-metre line at this juncture, his kicking from open play proved excellent, gaining Ulster more and more territorial advantage as the first quarter wore on.
The breakthrough came on 10 minutes. From a well-executed lineout, Andrew Trimble latched onto Ruan Pienaar's lay-off to split open the Treviso defence with a fine step and turn of pace. Jackson added the extras to the winger's try.
After the injured Cave had made way for Chris Cochrane, Jackson added three more points through a penalty he had himself earned, with the Italians not rolling away in the tackle after his smart dummy in midfield.
Then strong running, again from Trimble and virtually the full complement of the pack, took Ulster to within metres of the try-line once more, until a knock on put paid to the fluent and promising move.
With the Italians reduced to 14 men after Tommaso Iannone was sin-binned for grabbing onto Trimble's shirt as the winger chased a loose ball, Ulster wasted little time in taking full advantage.
Olding showed a good turn of pace to outstrip a number of Treviso chasers and score his second try in as many outings. Jackson kept up his impressive kicking percentage with the conversion to make it 17-3.
There was still time in an action-packed first half for Henderson to join Iannone in the sin-bin for hands in the ruck. Olding then produced a brawny try-saving tackle in the corner as the Italians looked set to score.
But their openside flanker Dean Budd eventually went over after several minutes of intense pressure, and di Bernardo closed out the half with a well-angled conversion.
As the second period got underway, Jackson restored the province's 10-point advantage with a 47th minute penalty.
No sooner had Henderson returned to the pitch than Stevenson took his place in the bin, the lock seeing yellow for a neck-high tackle.
His absence was felt immediately as Budd's back row colleague Robert Barbieri bludgeoned his way over from the restart to level the try tally at two apiece. The subsequent conversion from di Bernardo left Treviso a mere three points adrift.
Jackson then took centre stage again. Undeterred when his 53rd minute penalty fell just short of the posts from distance, the former Ireland Under-20 captain followed up with a perfect kick from the 10-metre line three minutes later.
An excellent kick to touch followed on the hour mark, putting Treviso under further pressure in their 22, but the Italians cleared well and bounded upfield with gusto in the hope of an Ulster error as the ball came down.
Ricky Andrew gathered well but saw his clearance charged down, and Budd beat Jackson to the ball as it bobbled around behind the whitewash for his second try of the encounter.
The extras followed from di Bernardo as the visitors moved ahead for the first time since the opening minutes, leading 24-23.
Jackson responded well to huge pressure with his fourth successful penalty of the night in the 70th minute, which was retaken after the Italians had prematurely charged his first attempt.
Another surefooted strike from the new Ireland cap looked to have put the result beyond doubt with Treviso again infringing, this time at a crucial scrum deep in their 22.
But Treviso simply poured straight back down the opposite end and they capitalised on some hesitant Ulster defending to pinch the ball at a maul, supplying that man Budd for his third try in the corner.
Mercifully for the Ulstermen, di Bernardo's acutely-angled conversion attempt missed the posts which proved to be the final action of the match.
Ulster Rugby Score Card | |||||
Name | Tries | Conv | Pen | Drop | Pts |
Andrew Trimble | 1 | 5 | |||
Paddy Jackson | 2 | 5 | 19 | ||
Stuart Olding | 1 | 5 | |||
Total | 2 | 2 | 5 | 29 |
Benetton Treviso Score Card | |||||
Name | Tries | Conv | Pen | Drop | Pts |
Alberto di Bernardo | 3 | 1 | 9 | ||
Robert Barbieri | 1 | 5 | |||
Dean Budd | 3 | 15 | |||
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It's not likely there will be many people at this Saturday's World Rivers Day event at Riverside Park.
The fact is, while many of us no doubt philosophically support the event, we don't see World Rivers Day as a priority because, well, we live in B.C. and our rivers look to be doing OK.
We don't see the industrial pressures and pollution on some of the world's biggest rivers in other countries and continents. In the U.S., for example, the Mississippi River collects 702,000,000 pounds of garbage annually, according to U.S. authorities. The Yangtze River in China is considered "irreversibly polluted," reports the Chinese Academy of Science., by more than 40 million tons of industrial and sewage waste. Half of China's 20,000 petrochemical factories sit on its banks. About 40 percent of all waste water produced in China—about 25 billion tons—flows into the Yangtze, of which only about 20 percent is treated beforehand, says the academy.
By comparison, our rivers are wild and strong, home to trout and salmon, and clean enough we feel no qualms drawing our drinking water from them.
But there is danger is believing B.C.'s rivers are healthy. They might be better than others but they too are at threat, and there are risks in ill-placed complacency.
B.C.'s Outdoor Recreation Council publishes a list annually of the province's most endangered rivers. It changes but many of the rivers on it are there year-to-year. In past years, there have been a number of local rivers as well.
This year's list — the 20th annual report — was released in March. It lists the headwaters of the Skeena, Nass and Stikine rivers as B.C.'s most threatened waterways, noting coal bed methane development, new mines and other industrial projects will put the pristine wilderness area at risk.
Of greatest concern is the potential that large-scale removal of water from the rivers will negatively impact the productivity of the ribber for salmon and steelhead, for which all three rivers are world-renowned.
Water extraction for home, agricultural and industrial use remains a key issue in our part of the woods as well. In recent years, we have seen the Environment Ministry issue warnings to residents on smaller river systems kike the Nicola River and Chase Creek about low-water levels, usually late in the summer after extended hot spells.
Similarly, low-water levels have affected our big rivers like the Thompson and Fraser, raising water temperatures to near-lethal levels for salmon and trout. All is not as well as it would appear.
With that in mind, it would be worthwhile for people to attend this Saturday's event at Riverside Park. It starts at 10 a.m. Awareness of a problem is always the first step towards solution, and the state of our rivers is not a problem we can afford to ignore. Philosophical support isn't always enough.
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A pair of imposter Mormon missionaries gave a Las Vegas family the scare of their lives.
"I figured that they were just going to kill me," said Terence Delucia, home invasion victim.
Terence Delucia said back in June, he answered the door to two men, captured on surveillance cameras. They had white shirts and ties and were pretending to be missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. But when Delucia turned around to go back into his home, they fake missionaries attacked him.
"Something went around my neck. A hand went around my mouth and I screamed for my wife," said Delucia.
Delucia said he was beaten and pistol whipped. His wife and daughter heard his cries, but they hide themselves in their bedroom closets.
"I just wish I would have thought to do something else other than hide in the closet, but I was really scared," said Ida Delucia, home invasion victim.
Delucia said he eventually showed the men the family savings they kept in a kitchen cookie jar, totaling $3,000. The phony missionaries ran out with it.
Tuesday the LDS church shared the following statement about the incident: "We are saddened by this senseless crime. Thankfully, impersonating missionaries is very rare."
Salt Lake police tell Reporter Brian Carlson they haven't seen it either.
"I don't remember anything like that occurring here at least recently within the last few years," said Lt. Carl Merino, Salt Lake City Police Dept.
For Delucia, all he knows is he's relieved the imposter missionaries didn't harm his family.
"When I see them up and coming towards me, I knew they were alive and I was one happy man," said Delucia.
The fake missionaries are still on the loose. The first man is described as a white male, in his 20's, about 5'7" or 5'8", and 145 lbs. The second is a black male also in his 20's, between 5'10" and 6'1" and 200 lbs. If you recognize either one of them, call police.
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Vashti Seacat's mom: 'The signs were there'
Hours after a Kansas jury found Brett Seacat guilty of the first-degree murder of his wife, Vashti Seacat, her mother revealed that she had begged her daughter not to serve the former cop with divorce papers, fearing it might set him off.
"I begged her those last two months not to serve him papers, to just separate and let him get acclimated, to move in with us. And her words were, 'I don't want to endanger your lives,'" Julie Hostetler told HLN's Nancy Grace in an exclusive interview Tuesday.
Vashti Seacat's mother and brother said the verdict -- delivered after the jury deliberated for six hours -- brought a sense of relief to the family.
"It was a little surreal," Hostetler said Tuesday night, just hours after the verdict was announced. "I felt justice had been done, and I felt like the boys were safe."
The jury also convicted Seacat of one count of aggravated arson and two counts of endangering a child -- Seacat's two young boys were inside the home when he set the fire, but they managed to escape unharmed.
Three days before she was killed, Vashti Seacat served her husband with divorce papers. Prosecutors said that filled the former policeman with uncontrollable rage, culminating in a murder plot. But the defense claimed that Vashti was depressed and started the fire herself before committing suicide.
"Brett liked to control every aspect of everything he did. I think that came out in the trial, that he was controlling and manipulative. And by her filing for divorce, she had taken the power out of his hands, and he couldn't deal with the loss of control," Richard Forrest, Vashti Seacat's brother, told Grace.
"This was the first time he had been served," Hostetler said. They had talked about the problems in their marriage, "and he had always agreed to work on it. This time, her words to us, (were), 'He will know that I am through this time by what I say.' And he was a little territorial, if you will, possessive, and he wasn't going to allow her to leave him and take his two boys."
According to Vashti's family, the slain mother had voiced fears that her husband might kill her one day. Her brother told Grace that, on one occasion, she poked her head in a co-worker's office door and said, "Do you really think he could kill me, burn the house down and make it look like a suicide?"
"She was afraid," Forrest said.
Despite the appearance of a picture-perfect marriage, Vashti's family said, the couple was falling apart.
"Vashti was very private about their marriage, didn't share a lot. That's just who Vashti was," Hostetler said. "And it was probably a year before she told us she was going to file for divorce. She began sharing some -- the threats he had made. And of course the signs were there. He was becoming more and more controlling with her."
Asked what signs she was referring to, Hostetler said Brett Seacat began to change in front of the family's eyes.
"The lack of social life with her friends," she said. "Everything was geared around the home. He didn't care to come to family functions more and more. At first he would go to church with her, and then that stopped. And he didn't see the necessity in doing things that normal people do. He was becoming more sullen, more withdrawn, didn't have anything nice to say, became critical," Hostetler said.
Despite the warning signs of a troubled marriage, Vashti's brother said he never imagined something like this could happen to his sister.
"I didn't see it coming, because it's so hard for human nature to encompass that type of evil act," Forrest said. "You hear people threaten or you hear them allude to things, but at the end of the day, I think it's very hard for good people to really fathom that somebody could perpetrate such an act like this."
Brett Seacat now faces a maximum sentence of life in prison with parole eligibility after 50 years.
His sentencing is tentatively scheduled for August 5. Family members will be given the opportunity to speak at the hearing.
While the young Seacat boys are now left without a mother or father, Vashti's mother told Grace, "They are doing wonderfully. ... They're just blossoming."
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Sen. Barack Obama may not have carried the Twin County region against Sen. John McCain, but he won Virginia's 13 electoral votes Tuesday, capping a remarkable shift in the state's politics.
Virginia went for a Democratic candidate for the first time since 1964.
In barely two years, both Republican U.S. senators have been replaced by Democrats, and back-to-back Democrats have been elected governor.
Obama received 52 percent of the popular vote in Virginia, to McCain's 48 percent.
HILLSVILLE — In the midst of an economic crisis, Carroll County supervisors took a cue from the state by voting to freeze wages until next year.
In an unrelated financial matter, the county officials also moved to pay off Carroll's part of the landfill closure debt in cooperation with its partners on the Solid Waste Authority.
Supervisor Tom Littrell, at the county board's Oct. 14 meeting, took notice of the state's delay in implementing raises for government employees.
HILLSVILLE — A 25-year-old Laurel Fork woman has been charged by indictment in connection with a death in a Sept. 9 traffic accident on Pleasant View Road.
Bethanie Coulson, 18, was a passenger in a 1997 Toyota 4-Runner that ran off the road, overturned and struck a tree, according to a Virginia State Police accident report by Trooper J.R. Alderman. Coulson was not wearing a seat belt.
Funding for new road projects has been driven off the proverbial cliff during the national economic crisis, crashing hopes for new improvements to U.S. 58 as an economic development tool for Southwestern Virginia.
Local representatives agree that maintenance on existing roads will come first — new projects like four-laning 58 east of Hillsville and over Lovers Leap Mountain to Stuart will have to wait because the Virginia Department of Transportation's budget will be slashed by up to $2.6 billion over the next six years.
FRIES — Town council has taken the final two steps to secure a $700,000 grant from the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development.
Council members voted Nov. 4 to transfer the old mill property to the Blue Ridge Crossroads Economic Development Authority.
Transferring the land had caused some concern among citizens in Fries, as well as a couple of council members.
Council Member Frankie Fortner noted during council's meeting in October that it needed to be made clear that if the property were not developed, it would revert back to the town.
FRIES — Originally in favor of the proposed realignment of the Twin County Regional Airport Commission, the Town of Fries voted Nov. 4 to oppose the change.
The commission has requested that its membership be changed from six localities, to only the "big three" members — Galax, Carroll and Grayson.
During council's meeting Nov. 4, Member Nancy Hawks said "there are too many unanswered questions."
An economic development program from the Crossroads Institute in Galax beat out those from 13 Appalachian states to win the Jerry W. Davis Award for Entrepreneurial Excellence.
The $10,000 award for "outstanding accomplishment in entrepreneurial development in the Appalachian Region" was presented Nov. 6 to representatives from Crossroads.
The Davis Award is sponsored by the University of North Alabama and the federal Appalachian Regional Commission.
INDEPENDENCE — The Grayson County School System's leader is one of 13 school superintendents who will be traveling to India on a fact-finding trip about globalization at the end of November.
Superintendent Dr. Elizabeth Thomas will join Virginia Secretary of Education Thomas Morris and 12 other Virginia school division superintendents on the trip at no cost to the Grayson school system. The purpose is to visit businesses and schools in India during Nov. 28-Dec. 8.
Twin County Regional Hospital is expected to be a primary user of the regional broadband utility being planned by the Wired Road Authority.
However, its need for fiber optic services is far ahead of construction plans and beyond the authority's fiscal capabilities.
"They have a great need for broadband just for their medical and telemedicine purposes," Keith Barker, assistant city manager and member of the authority, told Galax City Council in requesting a $260,000 loan to place a fiber optic connection.
HILLSVILLE — Circumstances have changed since the last time Hillsville and Carroll County sat down to talk about water and sewer billing disagreements.
For one, Carroll County has made strides to be able to provide its own water and sewer service to the industrial park near Interstate 77 and U.S. 58 — a matter from which part of the billing disagreements stemmed.
Still up in the air is the possibility of annexation and changes in distribution of tax revenue from commercial businesses at the interchange. The monies are being split by Carroll and Hillsville.


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The car loan may have never gotten paid off completely. But by declaring bankruptcy, John James Feary had resolved the debt through the court system.
Or so he thought. Calls to his iPhone demanded repayment several years after the Broken Arrow man's 2003 bankruptcy filing.
"I know one day in particular, they called him three or four times in one day, and that's not uncommon," said Mark Craige, Feary's attorney.
Craige helped Feary avoid the unpleasant calls by filing a lawsuit under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. In November, the case was closed, with a judge granting Feary $1,000 -- the statutory damages amount typically awarded in such a case -- as well as payment of his attorney's fees.
What did the company, America's Recovery Solutions, LLC, do wrong?
"We wrote them a letter that said 'stop,'" Craige said. But the company continued with the phone calls.
Not everyone who feels the wrath of debt collection agencies files a lawsuit, of course. Just as certainly, many debt collection agencies follow the law outlining what behavior is proper and what isn't.
But with debt collection becoming a massive industry -- about 30 million Americans, or 14 percent of everyone with a credit report, owe an average of $1,500 in debt subject to collection, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau -- the federal government has stepped in to provide new oversight.
The bureau, a newly created entity formed after 2010 financial reforms, now oversees debt collection agencies, part of a broad scope of its powers. The bureau will oversee about 175 debt collectors, companies each taking in more than $10 million yearly, according to a bureau statement from October. Combined, these companies make up roughly 60 percent of the industry's consumer receipts.
Three main types of debt collection fall under the new regulations: "firms that may buy defaulted debt and collect the proceeds for themselves; second, firms that may collect defaulted debt owned by another company in return for a fee; and third, there are debt collection attorneys that collect through litigation," according to the bureau.
Tulsa attorney Mac Finlayson has given seminars on the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, still a way for consumers to get relief if they are truly being harassed by debt collection agencies. He said it's hard to know for sure if the new oversight will have much impact compared to previous regulations efforts.
"I think they will have more of a hands-on approach to debt collection than the Federal Trade Commission did, for no other reason than there was so much on the FTC's plate to begin with," Finlayson said.
Can the new oversight make a difference for those being hounded -- perhaps unnecessarily -- by debt collection agencies?
"It will be difficult," Finlayson said. "It has everything to do with funding. If they have the funds to hire the people, then they can probably do that. I think probably they're going to have to act much like the FTC did and react to complaints that are filed."
He said debt collection practices can be plagued by inaccurate data.
"Particularly when you have a large volume lender, the inaccuracy of their records is legendary," Finlayson said.
Such debts often change hands in business transactions, with some debt collection agencies basing their whole business model on buying debt for pennies on the dollar in hopes of collecting enough to turn a tidy profit.
"There's a whole market out there for what is called dormant obligations," Finlayson said. He explained that "there are people getting calls for collection of credit card debt where the statute of limitations has run." But if consumers begin to pay these dormant debts, the clock starts anew on their financial obligation -- and the debt collectors reap the reward.
Sometimes there's a lack of documentation for the original debt. "In terms of written documentation, it's been stepped on so many times in the pipeline of being dumped and sold ... that the paperwork doesn't exist anymore," Finlayson said.
Finlayson represents those collecting debts, not consumers. None of his clients have been sued for illegal practices, he said.
He freely acknowledged the other side of the industry, however. It's wrong to claim someone will go to jail for not paying a debt, for example. Phone calls cannot rise to the level of harassment.
"There are what I call sweatshops, where you may have 50, 60 people in a room, each one with a telephone or a bank of telephones making collection calls," Finlayson said. In such an environment, "those are the people who are driven to do those types of things and say things that aren't true and be aggressive that step over the line."
According to the Federal Trade Commission, for example, debt collection agencies are not allowed to phone people at work if a person tells them they wish to not be contacted on the job. Phone calls are also not allowed "at inconvenient times or places, such as before 8 in the morning or after 9 at night, unless you agree to it," according to the FTC.
If consumers have a problem with debt collectors, Finlayson advised to send a cease-and-desist letter. One area of focus for the new bureau will be to try to ensure that the debt collection agencies "have a consumer complaint and dispute resolution process." This may involve more focus on making sure that debts are property documented before collection hounds go after consumers.
Another area of the bureau's focus is on the accuracy of the agencies' data and making sure they are properly disclosing the amount of debt owed. The bureau also states it will work to ensure that collection agencies communicate civilly with consumers.
Craige said another option for consumers is to hire an attorney.
"If the debtor is represented by a lawyer, you can tell debt collectors I'm represented by a lawyer ... and they're supposed to stop contacting you," Craige said.
More information for consumers on debt collection practices is available at consumerfinance.gov.
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Thinking about repeating this round faceted shape throughout the story I'm working on.
I've been exploring different castle shapes for my fairy tale.
leaf brushes
I've been making my own foliage photoshop brushes this week, and trying out some different ways to paint with them.
snowy revisions
Here are the first set of revisions from last week. I get busy and forget to post. I really enjoyed Mike walking through my image with me and discussing how to make it stronger both as a image AND as visual story. The first thing we did was flip the whole image. If I want to lead people into an image with the rabbit than it makes sense to lead them in going the direction that they read. We also talked about using shadow to frame things or tell more of the story. In this image the rabbit was leading two characters into the scene so it made sense to say that with a clever shadow. We also talked about pushing the background further back by diminishing contrast and detail. After I showed him this, he suggested that I lose even more contrast in the next revision. And I also tried to use his advice about keeping my viewers eye in the image instead of having it slip through but being more conscious of how I was framing the images and the subjects within the image. It was so enjoyable to get such sound advice and use it to improve my work.
bauhaus boobs
Pre-rez I was focused on my presentation. This residency's presentation came with a new format, Pecha Kucha. We were given 20 slides at 20 seconds a piece to communicate to our past semester to our fellow students and faculty. I tried to have a little fun with mine, luckily it went over well and I got a lot of good feedback. I made the most popular slide into a little gif. Here's my 3 second feminist critique of the Bauhaus:
back to work
Here's an environment I finished up last week. I tried out some color ideas Mike showed me. During our chat he did a paintover and crit of this and my previously posted piece. It's so wonderful to get to see, not just another artist's suggestions, but the thinking behind each edit. Right now I'm working on revising this piece based on that feedback. I'll post the newer version when I'm done and then go over the reasons for each change.
make it your own
"The fairy tale is in a perpetual state of becoming and alteration. To keep to one version or one translation alone is to put a robin redbreast in a cage. If you, the reader, want to tell any of the tales in this book, I hope you will feel free to be no more faithful than you want to be. You are at perfect liberty to invent other details than the ones I've passed on, or invented, here. In fact you're not only at liberty to do so: you have a positive duty to make the story your own. A fairy tale is not a text."
—Phillip Pullman, introduction to 'Fairy Tales from the Brothers Grimm'
VCFA Semester Three Begins.
A semester ended and a new one began. I am half way through my MFA program. So much has happened in the last year and in the last residency. I cannot imagine my life without VCFA people in it.
I'm excited to begin a new semester. I'm on the lookout for a new, more accesible, story to use as a visual development project. I am even flirting with the idea of rewriting a story to make it my own. I get to keep working with Mike Yamada via Motivarti. We've only met a few times and I get so much from each chat. And I know, like each semester before it, this one will have surprises in store. I will go where I hadn't expected to be, and be glad for it.
Above is my last piece from last semester. I painted an environment with my faculty advisor's pooch in it as a gallery surprise for our residency show.
process is product
Procrastination blog post—really I'm trying to write a letter and am finding myself frustratingly communicating in cliches so I'm taking a time out.
My first year at VCFA is wrapping up. I'm getting ready for our Vermont residency and starting year two; thinking big thoughts about thesis-worthy adventures.
Here is a spread from my last VCFA packet. I finished reading The Skillful Huntsman. It made me really consider how I design/draw. I think I spend too much time working towards one finished image instead of spending time exploring all the possibilities in an idea before I commit. These are some of my first experiments with that in mind. The product IS the process.
I got an email Monday. I've been chosen to participate in a mentorship program through Motivarti. I'm so excited I don't know what to say. I'm just going to keep smiling quietly to myself every time I think about it.
I can't wait to start. I get to work 10 weeks with Mike Yamada. I am beyond excited!
horizon bound
"I wonder what I would have done if I had realized at the time that the very very high mountain I was trying to climb was only the first little foothill, before the other higher and higher mountains that receded off into the distance further than one could see, each of which must be climbed and conquered. Maybe the mountain ranges never end, and the final goal I dreamed of reaching was unreachable.
But by the grace of God, I didn't know that, and at least half of the time I still don't know it, or I forget, and I go on climbing expecting night after night that suddenly the millions and millions of angels and whoever, whatever the word God means, will swoop down upon me and fill me with infinite wisdom and show me how to go around healing everybody who needs healing, and taking everybody's headaches away, and turning the whole world into a lovely, beautiful, peaceful place to live in. I know it doesn't work that way, but I wish it did!"
—Eyvind Earle, Horizon Bound on a Bicycle
A friend tagged me for the Instagram #5shotchallenge and left me with the theme 'elsewhere' and this: "Get it?!" I didn't really get it. Thinking on the theme, I decided to take a photo of that day and then impose an elsewhere on it, overlapping reality and imagination.
I did these little experiments on my iPad, drawing over the photo in an art app and then sharing them through Instagram.
snatching stories
Designing my Darla; when her foxy kitsune self she is a murderous assassin, but as human Darla she has to be approachable enough for Prue to confide in. If that didn't make sense to you, you haven't read Under Wildwood yet.
100 weeks.
out back.
I've started walking behind buildings and documenting what I find there. At first I was just running the images through ol' Instagram, but I wanted out of that box (square format) so I'm back on Flickr. These are still from my iPhone, but I got a new DSLR and I already have a photo project planned to test it out!
flower wreath
I got an iPad and loaded up on artsy apps that I'm trying out. I made this using Sketchbook Pro app. At first it felt like everything was going to be a bit of a scribbly mess on the iPad, but I'm starting to control the tool instead of letting the tool control me. I will beat you iPad!!
figure drawing for all it's worth
"I take this opportunity to impress upon you, my reader, how important you really are in the whole of art procedure. You, your personality, your individuality come first. Your pictures are your by-product. Everything about your pictures is, and should be, a little of you. They will be a reflection of your knowledge, your experience, your observation, your likes and dislikes, your good taste, and your thinking. So the real concentration is centered on you, and your work follows along in the wake of what mental self-improvement you are making. It has taken me a lifetime to realize that. So before we talk about drawing, it is important to sell you strongly on yourself, to plant that urge so definitely in your consciousness that you must know at once that most of it comes from the other end of your pencil rather than the business end."
—Andrew Loomis
VCFA midterm is complete! Over the holiday break I did a lot of reading, organizing, and thinking about how I wanted to finish my second semester at VCFA. One of the books I got for Christmas was Austin Kleon's Steal Like an Artist. It's a good book if you are feeling stuck. Chapter 3:
The manifesto is this: Draw the art you want to see, start the business you want to run, play the music you want to hear, write the books you want to read, build the products you want to use—do the work you want to see done.
What do I want to see done? Under Wildwood. Well any Wildwood would be good, but I choose the second book of the series because it was the first book I read this semester and was a book I read with visual development in my brain. When I read it I wanted to draw everything, so that's what I'm going to do. For the rest of the semester I'm going to play like I'm on a visual development team for Under Wildwood and explore the characters and places in that story. I'm excited to see what comes out of the project.
Maude, the Great Blue Heron is my first character. A lot of the animals in Wildwood talk, while some talk and march around in clothes others seem like talking versions of their natural selves, and that is how I imagined Maude. She does gesture with her wings as humans would their arms so I drew what I thought it would look like if an oversized Great Blue was chatting with me. This is my Maude.
lucky 2013.
My message is amuse yourself... It is essential to just be in it for yourself, to do the things that interest you, to do the things that amuse yourself. You should be doing that first and foremost, and not as a trivial afterthought. If you fall into the right job, you should be there for your own fun. Doing that is not being flaky, or being irresponsible, or being childish; doing it is taking the first step to making your work special and memorable and important and worthwhile. Before anything is going to get inside a reader or a viewer or a listener and just stick in their gut, it's got to stick in your gut first.
Don't wait for permission from anyone to make the work you want to make. Don't wait for that special job, don't wait for anything. Start right away. Just start. Even if you are not sure how to get there, just start. Show it to people, get instruction, get advice, push forward one step at a time. That's how things happen, that's how good things happen. And just try things, try one thing and another, try things until luck kicks in. Luck will always kick in.
– Ira Glass, 2012 CUNY Commencement Ceremony


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