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The calendar hasn't yet turned to October, but Oklahoma State's Big 12 opener against No. 12 Texas will go a long way in determining the conference's pecking order.
Oklahoma State football: Weighing Texas' chances against the Cowboys
OSU, the league's defending champ, will aim to show it can stay among the Big 12's elite, despite a shocking defeat at Arizona during nonconference play and the loss of starting quarterback Wes Lunt to a left knee injury.
And after two subpar years by UT's standards, the Longhorns are trying to show they are "back," paced by a standout defense and a much-improved quarterback in David Ash. UT rolled through its nonconference schedule, highlighted by a 66-31 rout at Ole Miss in its last game.
Expect another wild Big 12 season, with the league's champion unlikely to get through the schedule gauntlet completely unscathed.
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Two-quarterback effect: Coach Mike Gundy has been keeping the exact diagnosis for Wes Lunt's left knee injury, as well as the expected recovery time, under wraps. That forces Texas to spend time preparing for two very different styles of quarterback — the strong-armed Lunt and the agile J.W. Walsh. And Walsh's scrambling ability against UT's vaunted pass rush might actually benefit OSU against the Longhorns.
Running game: Last season against the Longhorns, the OSU offense was solid, but the running game was spectacular. Particularly special was Jeremy Smith, who burst through two giant holes created by the offensive line for touchdown runs of 74 and 30 yards. So far this season, the Cowboys rank sixth nationally in rushing offense (308.33 yards per game). Solid production from Smith and backfield mate Joseph Randle will take a lot of pressure off whoever plays quarterback for the Cowboys.
Defensive tackles: How good this OSU defense is still remains to be seen, but Calvin Barnett and James Castleman are quickly developing into a formidable duo at defensive tackle. If they can clog the middle of the line against UT running backs Malcolm Brown and Joe Bergeron, and get pressure up the middle on quarterback David Ash, that will go a long way in slowing down the 'Horns' offense.
Special teams: In one of the crazier sequences you'll ever see in a college football game, Justin Gilbert and Fozzy Whittaker opened the second half of last year's OSU-UT contest with back-to-back 100-yard kickoff returns for touchdowns. Whittaker's eligibility has dried up, while Gilbert is back and determined to hit the seams faster than in the Cowboys' first three games. Also still around for the Cowboys is kicking giant Quinn Sharp.
Home crowd: The Cowboys have won eight consecutive home games and welcome Texas to Boone Pickens Stadium for the first time since a 41-14 thumping by the Longhorns in 2009. This game is a national broadcast under the lights against a highly ranked opponent that OSU has not defeated at home since 1997. The folks in bright orange will be ready to rock.
Five reasons OSU will lose
Alex Okafor and Jackson Jeffcoat: Arguably the two front-runners for the Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year Award, Okafor and Jeffcoat are monsters off the edge. The pair has already accounted for 30 tackles (seven for loss), five sacks, 10 quarterback hurries and a forced fumble in 2012. Keeping those guys out of the backfield will be a challenge for inexperienced tackles Parker Graham and Daniel Koenig, and Walsh may be running wild out of necessity.
Superior defense: Okafor and Jeffcoat deserved their own distinction, but Texas sports what's expected to be the top defense in the Big 12 — and obviously a much tougher unit that Louisiana-Lafayette showed Walsh and Co. two weeks ago. Cornerback Quandre Diggs has already tallied three interceptions, while safety Kenny Vaccaro has 20 tackles, one interception, one fumble recovery and three quarterback hurries to lead UT's secondary. Those 'Horns will force Walsh to prove he can make those throws to the outside receivers, something that, despite his great performance against ULL, he was not able to consistently do.


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Have you tried using the Google Drive API? If so, you're aware that it allows you to programmatically manage a user's Google Drive and build applications to manipulate files stored in the user's account. However, the API might still be capable of doing a few things you didn't know about. Here is a list of five specific use cases and how each of them can be addressed with the API.
1) Sharing a file with the world
When a file in Google Drive is shared publicly, it can be downloaded without authentication at the URL provided by the API in the
webContentLink field of the Files resource. To retrieve that value, send a GET request to retrieve the file metadata and look for the
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{ "kind": "drive#file", "id": "0B8E...", "etag": "WtRjAP...", "selfLink": "https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v2/files/0B8E...", "webContentLink": "https://docs.google.com/a/google.com/uc?id=0B8E...", ... }
2) Granting comment-only access to a user
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{ "kind": "drive#permission", ... "role": "reader", "additionalRoles": [ "commenter" ], ... }
3) Listing all files in the root folder
It is possible to restrict the list of files (and folders) returned by the Drive API by specifying some search criteria in the q query parameter. Each file has a parents collection listing all folders containing it, and the root folder in Google Drive can be conveniently addressed with the alias
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GET https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v2/files?q='root' in parents
Remember to URL-encode the search query for transmission unless you are using one of the available client libraries.
4) Finding how much quota is available in the user's account
Your application might need to know if users have enough available quota to save a file, in order to handle the case when they don't. Quota information is available in the About feed of the Drive API:
{ "kind": "drive#about", ... "quotaBytesTotal": "59055800320", "quotaBytesUsed": "14547272", "quotaBytesUsedInTrash": "511494", ... }
The feed includes three values related to quota management:
quotaBytesUsed and
quotaBytesUsedInTrash. The first value indicates the total amount of bytes available to the user (new accounts currently get 5GB for free) while the second one tells how many of those bytes are in use. In case you need to get more free space, you can use the last value to know how many bytes are used by files that have been trashed. An application might use this value to recommend emptying the trash bin before suggesting to get additional storage.
5) Discovering if one of the user's apps can open a file
Google Drive allows users to store any kind of file and to install applications to open file types that are not directly supported by the native Google applications. In case you need to know what applications are installed and what file types each of them can open, you can retrieve the Apps feed and look for the
primaryMimeTypes and
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Note: to access the Apps feed you have to request access to the
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Coordinates: 37°37′19″N 111°39′54″W / 37.622°N 111.665°W
The Kaiparowits Plateau is a large, elevated landform located in southern Utah, in the southwestern United States. Along with the Grand Staircase and the Canyons of the Escalante, it makes up a significant portion of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Its extension to the southeast, Fiftymile Mountain, runs nearly to the Colorado River and Lake Powell, and is a prominent part of the northern skyline from the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
Roughly triangular in shape, the Kaiparowits Plateau extends for over 50 miles (80 km) from near the town of Escalante in Garfield County, to the south and southwest through Kane County and nearly to the border with Arizona. At its southeastern end the plateau rises from Lake Powell nearly 4000 feet (1200 m) to an elevation of 7584 feet (2311 m). The northeastern edge of the plateau is defined by the Straight Cliffs, below which are the broad sandstone flats of the Escalante River. The western edge of the plateau is at the Paria River, Cottonwood Canyon, and the Cockscomb.
The southern end of the plateau is deeply dissected by tributaries of the Colorado River, including Rock, Last Chance, Warm, Wahweap, and Coyote Creeks. These canyons are now major side channels of Lake Powell. An extension of the plateau's high terrain is known as Smoky Mountain, location of one of the few roads on the plateau. The northwestern end of the plateau is less well defined, essentially merging with the Aquarius Plateau. Canaan Peak, just south of Highway 12 and the town of Escalante, rises to 9233 feet (2814 m). Overall, the plateau covers an area of approximately 1650 square miles (4225 km²),[1] much of it covered by pinyon-juniper woodland.
This topography is well illustrated in a synthetic aerial image (here, 450 kB), which looks northwest from a point near Navajo Mountain. The Kaiparowits Plateau is the darker area to the left, while the Escalante River Basin is the lighter area to the right. The Colorado River (as Lake Powell) runs across the bottom of the image, and at the upper right is the Aquarius Plateau and Boulder Mountain.
During the later part of the Cretaceous geologic period, the area that is now the Kaiparowits Plateau was located near the western shore of the Western Interior Seaway.[1] The interior of the plateau was an area of peat swamps, while what is now the Straight Cliffs were at the shoreline. Further to the west was an area known as the Sevier Highlands. Erosion from the Highlands deposited approximately 1500 feet (500 m) of what is now known as the Straight Cliffs Formation, a layer of sandstone that makes up the base of the plateau. Remnants of the peat are now seen as beds of coal within this layer. Later deposits during the Cretaceous period formed higher sandstone layers, known as the Wahweap and Kaiparowits Formations. Further deposition during later epochs formed layers that are now seen at the surface of the plateau, including the limestone layers of the Wasatch Formation.
The sandstone layers of the Kaiparowits Plateau have become a unique source of fossilized remains of the Late Cretaceous Period, vital to understanding the evolution of dinosaur and early mammalian species.[2] These layers represent not only an unbroken sequence of the period between 70 and 82 million years ago, but have also preserved fine details of the bones, teeth, egg shells, and even the tracks of the animals that lived then. The skull of a ceratopsid, a horned dinosaur, was unearthed from the Wahweap Formation in 1998.[3] A species of Struthiomimus, a toothless (yet carnivorous) dinosaur, was identified in the Kaiparowits Formation. As recently as 2007, the characterization of an unusual species of Gryposaurus, a duck-billed dinosaur, was announced.[4]
In 1965, the Southern California Edison Company proposed the construction of a 3000 megawatt coal-fired generation plant within the Kaiparowits Plateau.[5] [6] This plant was intended to be fed by large coal deposits in the plateau, which may have yielded up to 4 billion tons of fuel. The electricity produced would have gone to the growing populations near Los Angeles, San Diego, and Phoenix. Initially hailed as an economic boon to this isolated area of southern Utah, the proposal met with growing opposition from federal regulatory agencies and from environmental groups, who had only recently experienced the scenic canyons of the Colorado River and its tributaries being inundated by Lake Powell, behind the Glen Canyon Dam. After ten years of dispute and facing rising construction costs, the proposal was abandoned in 1975.
Sources and further reading[edit]
- ^ a b Geology and Coal Resources of the Kaiparowits Plateau
- ^ Page (Arizona) Paleontology Science Center
- ^ Fossil Discoveries in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument (PDF)
- ^ Newspaper account of the discovery of Gryposaurus monumentensis
- ^ Final Environmental Impact Statement, Proposed Kaiparowits Project. Prepared by US Bureau of Land Management. 1976. OCLC 2063464.
- ^ Utah History Encyclopedia: Kaiparowits
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CTC says rate of deaths among cyclists not falling quickly enough as DfT releases casualty stats
Cycling much safer than it was two decades ago, but more needs to be done to improve rider safety says national body
The number of cyclists killed on Britain's roads rose in 2010 after declining in each of the previous four years, according to latest casualty statistics published today by the Department for Transport. While there was also a rise in the rate of fatalities per billion kilometres travelled, the long-term trend according to an analysis of the data by CTC shows that cycling is still much safer than it was 20 years ago, but the national cyclists' organisation insists that the rate of casualties is not coming down quickly enough.
CTC Campaigns Director Roger Geffen commented: "Despite months of ice and snow in 2010, cycling is still growing. However, casualties remain high, and there are many areas where Britain is falling farther behind our European counterparts in providing for cycling We still have only a tiny fraction of our residential streets covered by 20mph while hostile roads, bad driving, and weak law enforcement remain serious barriers to getting more people cycling."
Total distance ridden in 2010 was 5 billion kilometres and registered a slight increase over the preceding year to reach its highest level since 1991. In London alone, there was a 15 per cent increase in levels of cycling during 2010, outpacing cycling injuries in the capital which rose by 9% over the previous year.
The latest road casualty statistics from the Department for Transport can be found here.
Year kms cycled (billion) Deaths Deaths per billion km 1990 5.3 256 48.3 1991 5.2 242 46.8 1992 4.7 204 43.1 1993 4.0 186 46.4 1994 4.0 172 42.8 1995 4.1 213 51.4 1996 4.1 203 49.8 1997 4.1 183 44.8 1998 4.0 158 40.0 1999 4.1 172 42.2 2000 4.2 127 30.5 2001 4.2 138 32.6 2002 4.4 130 29.4 2003 4.5 114 25.3 2004 4.2 134 31.8 2005 4.4 148 33.4 2006 4.6 146 31.7 2007 4.2 136 32.4 2008 4.7 115 24.5 2009 5.0 104 20.8 2010 5.0 111 22.2 Source: CTC/Department for Transport
You can say that there is a long term trend towards a reduced number of deaths per distance travelled by bike, but I think the numbers killed are too small to make statements about individual years relative to previous ones.
two wheels good; four wheels bad
posted by cat1commuter [1449 posts]
30th June 2011 - 18:05
And the error bars in the kms cycled are? Because that makes a difference. But we'll probably only know what the difference is in another 5 years when we have more data.
Yes things are better than 20 years ago. But we aren't cycling as much. Which is a shame.
posted by 0liver [91 posts]
30th June 2011 - 22:07
Yeah - interesting to note that cycling has only just come close to the 1990 figure again - are we seeing the effect of economic boom-&-bust cycles at work here?
Buddha said:
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Or who has said it, Not even if I have said it,
Unless it agrees with your own reason
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posted by mad_scot_rider [586 posts]
1st July 2011 - 8:48
But... but... it's "safety in numbers". *splutter*.
Or could it be the safety of Dutch cyclists is more to do with the infrastructure than the sheer numbers?
Conscientious Objector in the War on Vulnerable Road Users
posted by t1mmyb [87 posts]
1st July 2011 - 9:03
Two cyclists killed every week. I wonder how many cyclists' deaths would be prevented if drivers drove considerately. In the meantime… I just want more cycleways! Please. Thanks.
Katja Leyendecker
posted by Katsdekker [12 posts]
1st July 2011 - 9:12
Two cyclists killed every week. I wonder how many cyclists' deaths could be prevented by drivers driving more considerately. In the meantime… I just want more cycleways - more safe space for cyclists! How else do we get Britain cycling? Please. Thanks.
Katja Leyendecker
posted by Katsdekker [12 posts]
1st July 2011 - 9:15
I wonder how these stats compare with our european counterparts - France, Belgium and Holland for instance?
posted by wotno [2 posts]
1st July 2011 - 10:10
Two cyclists every week.
Put another way, more cyclists killed in one year, more road deaths overall in a single month, than deaths from terrorism in the UK in the last decade.
We spend squillions on anti-terrorism, and our civil liberties are significantly eroded, by the "war against terorism". Funny therefore that we are not more robust in dealing with dangerous road behaviour.
How do our stats compare? The Netherlands certainly has proprtionately fewer cyclist or pedestrian deaths than we do. So does France, although interestingly their roads are rather more dangerous than ours if you are a motorist.
posted by Paul M [345 posts]
1st July 2011 - 13:32
You need to be careful with these statistics. Even if nothing changed, you would still expect year to year fluctuations in the number killed. Statistically those natural fluctuations on a number of 104 is +/- 10.2 So a change from 104 to 111 is well within that natural variation and not statistically significant.
posted by Tony [104 posts]
2nd July 2011 - 8:49
But... but... it's "safety in numbers". *splutter*.
Or could it be the safety of Dutch cyclists is more to do with the infrastructure than the sheer numbers?
No, safety in numbers is more than adequate to explain the greater safety in the Netherlands and its a well established factor. The safety benefits of cycling infrastructure OTOH are disputed with most research finding they reduce safety.
What is missing to set this in context though is the fact that the risk to pedestrians is 50% higher than to cyclists (and that's despite pedestrians having a nationwide segregated network aka pavements)
posted by Tony [104 posts]
2nd July 2011 - 9:12
Two cyclists killed every week. I wonder how many cyclists' deaths would be prevented if drivers drove considerately.
Yes, stop telling us to stop getting ourselves killed and start telling people to stop killing us.
posted by Tony [104 posts]
2nd July 2011 - 9:18
Road deaths, along with the thousands that die from stress-related and pollution-related illneses, are collateral damage in the pursuit of wealth or 'prosperity'.
It could be argued that civilian casualties in the wars we have initiated in Afghanistan and Iraq are the same. We have oil-hungry industries and weapons manufacturers to support. Jobs could be lost if we don't keep making bigger and nastier killing machines to sell to repressive regimes around the world - the Frogs or someone else might do it instead. It's about jobs and 'prosperity', you see.
(and if you work in manufacturing/selling weapons then you are the lowest of the low. You might as well plough your 4x4 into a flock of schoolchildren every day).
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Linda Maloney was one of the first women in U.S. history to join a combat military flying squadron and served for 20 years in the Navy as a Naval Flight Officer (NFO). Linda is the award-winning author of Military Fly Moms and founder of MMF Media Marketing, LLC. See her speaker sheet and topics here. Follow on Twitter @MilitaryFlyMoms [Travels from NJ]
Karen Baetzel is a sought-after national consultant, trainer, writer and award-winning public speaker. After a thirty-year career in the United States Navy, Captain Baetzel retired as one of its most senior female aviators. While serving in the Navy Reserve, Karen transitioned to successful engagements in the corporate, academic and non-profit world before founding BattleAxe Consulting Services. She is the co-author of Stepping Stones to Success (with Deepak Chopra, Jack Canfield & Dr. Dennis Waitle). See her topics here and watch a video here. [Travels from FL]
Sandra Tibbs, Ph.D. served both as an enlisted airman and as an Intelligence Officer in the USAF for more than a decade. Sandra's service highlights include overseeing over 160+ joint military and civilian members. As part of the executive team, she led an organization of 2000+ people and facilitated the rescue of American hostages. During her career, she played a vital role in the support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. She's the founder of Neverest Solutions LLC, a leadership development consultancy that specializes in training corporate, government, and small business executives. Watch her speaker video here. Follow on Twitter
Valerie Ormond served as a leader in naval intelligence for 25 years. She was one of the first women assigned to aircraft carriers and culminated her career earning the distinguished National Intelligence Reform Medal. Valerie followed a passion to write when transitioning to civilian life. Her debut novel, Believing In Horses won numerous awards including the Gold Medal from the Military Writers Society of America. See her speaker sheet and topics Follow on Twitter @BelieveInHorses [Travels from MD]
Miyoko Hikiji spent her military career in both the active duty Army and the Iowa National Guard. She was mobilized twice—once after September 11th and again in 2003 for a yearlong deployment in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. During that year, Miyoko completed over 70 supply-convoy, security and raid missions while also working as the unit journalist. She's the author of All I Could Be: My Story as a Woman Warrior in Iraq. See her speaker sheet and topics here. Watch her on TV here. Follow on Twitter @MHikiji [Travels from IA]
Kim Olson served for 25 years in the Air Force as a command pilot with 3700 hours in six different aircraft. She commanded a KC-135 air refueling squadron and also served in a unique leadership position in post-war Iraq, the topic of her book titled Iraq and Back: Inside the War to Win the Peace. She retired as a colonel; she is the former President of Grace After Fire, an organization that provides support for women returning from active duty. Learn more about Kim's organization here and speaking topics here. Follow her organization on Twitter @graceafterfire [Travels from TX]
Shannon Huffman Polson was the first woman to fly as an attack helicopter pilot in the Army's XVIII Airborne corps and one of the first women flying attack rotary wing aircraft anywhere in the U.S. Army after the lifting of air combat exclusion. She went on to lead two platoons, taking one to Bosnia, and was the first woman to command an Apache attack line company in the 2d Infantry Division in Korea. Polson earned her BA from Duke, her MBA from Dartmouth's Tuck School and her MFA from Seattle Pacific University. She worked five years in the corporate world before turning to writing full time. Polson is a seasoned speaker at corporate, educational and social events and conferences around the country. She is the author of North of Hope: A Daughter's Arctic Journey. She and her family reside in the northwest. See her speaker sheet and topics here. Watch her TV interview here. Follow on Twitter @ABorderLife [Travels from WA]
Graciela Tiscareño-Sato served as aircrew member (KC-135 instructor navigator) and as a contingency planning officer during her nine years of Air Force service. After a career in global tech marketing, she founded publishing and multicultural marketing firm Gracefully Global Group LLC in 2010. After winning several international book awards for her first book Latinnovating, she was inspired by her son to create Good Night Captain Mama / Buenas Noches Capitán Mamá, the first bilingual children's picture book about why mommies serve. See her speaker sheet here for her business book; look here for military & leadership topics. Graciela also presents in Spanish. Watch her on CBS TV-San Francisco here. On Twitter @GraceTiscareno
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I've yet to find a bad time to be a Bulldog, but the last two weeks have been particularly enjoyable. For two-straight weekends, our Mississippi State teams have gone undefeated after Coach Mullen's football team beat Northwestern State and Auburn, Coach McFatrich's volleyball ladies swept the Tiger Invitational in Memphis then swept Ole Miss in Oxford over the weekend, while the women of Coach Gordon's soccer team had a breakthrough win at Arkansas two Sundays ago followed by draws against SEC foes Tennessee and Missouri in Starkville this past weekend.
Meanwhile, our cross country teams have been at the top of their game, as well, particularly as the women have notched back-to-back top-three finishes in their last two meets.
The month of September has been good to us and I'm hoping for an even better October, beginning this weekend.
Offseason opportunities like this are rare, so I'd encourage anyone in the Lee County area to take advantage as Coach Stuedeman's softball team (aiming for their fifth-straight NCAA Tournament appearance this spring) takes on Ole Miss in Tupelo Saturday at 2 p.m. as part of their fall schedule.
The Bulldogs and Rebels start at 2 p.m., but the festivities begin that morning with a free softball clinic for girls from 9:30-10:30 a.m., as well as an autograph session from 10:45-11:45 a.m. More information is available through this link.
It's worth noting that our team is playing games like this partially as a result of quick progress on the new MSU softball stadium. The construction has been moving fast and I'd encourage you to drive by for a peek the next time you're on campus, or check out the live construction cam here.
This summer, our marketing staff unveiled a Mississippi State-branded emoji keyboard, available for iOS and Android devices. Rhett Hobart from our staff shared some interesting stats earlier this week that you may find interesting.
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- 56 percent of users are females.
- 52 percent of users are between the ages of 18 and 34, with nearly 20 percent over the age of 50. (That's a pretty impressive number for our 'veteran' Bulldogs).
- Most-shared emoji: Hail State logo (sent 45,395 times) followed by the M-State logo (41,688)
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• As our volleyball team continues to make big strides, I'd encourage you to come cheer them on in Starkville on Sunday against South Carolina (11 a.m.), or watch on TV on the SEC Network. They will also be on the SEC Network Friday on the road at Kentucky (6 p.m.)
• For those making the trip out to watch our football team take on Texas A&M, you can also check out the Bulldog soccer team vs. the Aggies in College Station, Friday at 7 p.m.
• On Saturday in College Station, make sure to join the Alumni Association for their tailgate from 3-5:30 p.m. - see details here
• As October is almost here, so too is basketball season quickly approaching. Good luck to our men's and women's teams as they begin official preseason practices Monday and Tuesday, respectively.
• And finally, congratulations to a very successful pair of Bulldogs as former football coach Jackie Sherrill has been elected to the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and former Bulldog linebacker Mario Haggan has been selected for the 2015 SEC Football Legends class.
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Tuesday Fifth Row Center will hold audition for its production of "The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood" at 7 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at The Springs Church, 6553 Spout Springs Road in Flowery Branch. For more information, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 678-357-7359. June 6 Atlanta Stage Write Productions presents 9x9 '08, 9 short plays by 9 playwrights, from June 6 to June 15 at the Norcross Cultural Arts Center, 10 Britt Avenue, Norcross. Visit www.onionmanproductions.com for more information. June 7 Brenda K. McDaniel will be offering free painting workshops for adults at the Celebration of the Arts in Winder. There will be workshops at 10:30, 11:30 a.m., 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. June 7. Each free workshop is limited to 6 participants and will run for 30-45 minutes. All necessary supplies will be provided and each participant will leave with a completed watercolor. Registration is strongly recommended. Call Kathleen Gill at 404-202-3044 to reserve your spot. 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The Hudgens Center for the Arts is hosting the "Black, White and Color" exhibit of the illustrations of Bill Stevensnow through Aug. 30. For more information, call 770-623-6002. The Hudgens Center for the Arts is hosting the "Gifts from Africa: Bronzes, Art and Artifacts" exhibit of the personal collection of African art through December. For more information, call 770-623-6002. Aurora Theatre will host the Lawrenceville Ghost Tours at 8:30 p.m. every Friday and Saturday night through September with an expanded Halloween schedule that will include tours every night in October. Dress appropriately for the weather and wear comfortable shoes as this is a walking tour that begins and ends at the Aurora Theatre. Tickets are $12 for adults and $9 for children. For reservations, call 678-226-6222 or visit www.scarystroll.com for more information. Button Theatre announces their next series of classes. Classes will be held on Tuesdays. 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Looks cool!
Looking at the other curvatures all around the hull, the naceles´ front looks to much abrupt. I think that making the nacele´s front with a curvature a bit longer could make the design to flow better. Just a suggestion. ;)
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In fact, I had originally made my version much more bulbous, like you suggested, and I was in the middle of reshaping it ever so slightly, when I accidentally chopped it almost all off. (Thank God the dude who gave me my circumcision at birth wasn't so ham-handed. Or maybe he was... that could explain a LOT.)
But before I hit "undo", I looked at it, and compared it to GalacticWierdo's original, and I realized that it was much more true to what he was going for, and I said, "OK, I'm just going to leave it this way." It almost reminds me of the headlights they had on the 1999 Mercedes Benz CLK320 Convertible:
(Besides, it's a nice change of pace from all these warp nacelles that look like dogs' penises!")
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Your design looks good to me :)
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Minor updates.
(You can tell it's heading back from whatever perilous & exciting adventure it was on, because it's facing the other way.)
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I like how your worked the delta shield into the nacelles. :-)
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While working on the town's sewer system near Ronda Town Hall in Wilkes, a construction worker was hit by a tree and reportedly suffered head injuries.Sources within Town Hall say the tree had been cut down to get to the sewers. The man was airlifted to Baptist Hospital and his condition still unknown at this time.
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You have seen beautiful women before. It is nothing new. They are all over the place.
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I hate boredom. Just thinking about it bores me. Even writing about it… Well, let's move on.
Fortunately, living in the smartphone age means we don't need to be bored. Not now, not ever. Bring it on, waiting room! Do your worst, line at the DMV! Delay my flight another hour, airline! I scoff at your attempts to make me suffer the horrors of boredom.
That's because I've got my Android phone (a Moto X, if you're curious) and three of the latest brain games. Two are also available for iOS, but one of them is an Android-only app. All three: guaranteed to destroy not only your boredom, but also any free time you thought you had.
Seriously, play these at your own risk–risk of serious entertainment!
Chances are good you'll never get to appear on a game show (and, let's face it, Jeopardy looks hard), but QuizUp is the next best thing.
It's a quiz show, one you play on your phone against friends or strangers. Just pick a category (from a wide range of choices, everything from Actors to Coldplay to Name the Candy to "The X-Files"), then get instantly matched with another player for head-to-head competition.
For example, do you love "Arrested Development"? (First three seasons: best show ever. Reboot season: meh.) You'll get a series of questions about the show. Answer correctly, you get points. Answer correctly and before the other player, you get more points. Simple as that. Most points at the end, wins.
QuizUp is free, ridiculously fun, and proof positive that you're not quite as smart as you think you are. (Or maybe it's just me.)
Already a mega-popular productivity killer for iOS, Threes finally made its way to Android earlier this month–meaning the other half of the country is now in jeopardy.
The object of this seemingly simple puzzle game is simple: slide together numbered cards to create larger ones until they fill up a grid. When that happens, your score is tallied and it's game over. Also when that happens: "Hey, I gotta try that again!"
Indeed, although your only goal is to beat your own high score, Threes is one of those inescapable "just one more time" games. Consider yourself warned.
By the way, Threes normally sells for $2.99, but for a limited time you can get it for the introductory price of $1.99.
Part Boggle, part Scrabble, Wordiest is all fun.
It works like this: You get 14 random letters, each with a score value. (Some have letter or even word multipliers as well.) Your job is to assemble them into two words, using the most letters you can and arranging them such that you get the highest possible score.
When you're done, you see how your score compares with other players who received the same batch of letters. Then you kick yourself for missing such an obvious word ("Blather!") and proceed to try again. And again. Try to stop for food every once in a while.
Wordiest is free, though it'll hit you up with ads unless you pay a few bucks to get rid of them.
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The future of three dining establishments damaged by a November fire on the Western Carolina University campus remains unknown as state insurance and construction officials continue analyzing the structural integrity of the building and conducting a financial assessment of the damages.
Representatives of the State Construction Office and N.C. Department of Insurance were on the scene the day after the fire to begin their work. University officials say they do not know how long that work may take, but caution that it could require as long as a year to complete.
No injuries were reported during the fire, which broke out in the morning hours of Thursday, Nov. 21, in the commercial strip of Centennial Drive in the center of the WCU campus. The blaze damaged the Subway sandwich shop, Rolling Stone Burrito and Mad Batter Bakery and café.
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