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This week I pulled out some eighteen month old drawings to work on. And I don't mean small starter drawings from my ink books that go back years and years but drawings that I had finished way back in August 2013 but then abandoned. The original idea for these drawings was the message dress. I guess it's similar in concept to my "Message Tee" comic (and that may be the problem) but instead of messages on drawings I was going to have messages on dresses. But the messages weren't just going to be like type on a T-shirt. They were going to be drawn in sort of a 1960s style psychedelic poster with the words flowing all around the shape of the dress.
I worked up four drawings back in that summer. Oddly enough I made the initial drawings on trading card size paper (2.5×3.5 inches). I do that on occasion but not very often. I blew up the small drawings onto 6×9 inch paper and drew them at that size. After drawing them again I blew them up on 11×14 inch paper and inked them. Then what happened? Nothing. There they sat untouched. I just didn't like them very much and moved on to other things. But they stuck in my mind because I still liked the idea a bit.
I pulled out the drawings this week and looked at them. I still didn't like them. There was something missing in them. They had no life. I also didn't like my inking. I can remember that I tried to keep the drawings simple. I wanted basic lines and shapes to fill in with whatever message I had to say in type. The colors and the words were going to make up the most interesting part of the drawing. But that doesn't mean I should start with a boring drawing. A boring drawing is always a problem. And keeping things simple isn't as easy as it sounds. It's actually easier to make something complex with a lot of lines than simple with only a few. With complex you can easily be off with five percent of your lines and it won't be noticeable. They'll blend in with all the rest. With simple if even one line is off there is nowhere for it to hide. And my bad lines were out in the open.
I decided that if I was going to work on Message Dress again I would have to go back to the beginning. I still liked the initial 2.5×3.5 inch drawings so I pulled them out again. I also decided that it was a mistake to only draw them at 6×9 inches. I think I did that in order to keep the shapes simple but it ended up making them inaccurate. This time I decided to break out the 9×12 inch paper for the pencil drawings so that I had a little more room. I think that extra room helped. At least I ended up liking the new drawings much more than the old ones.
After that I went with a bigger size for the inks too. I'm not even positive why I went with the 11×14 size originally. I almost never do finished pieces at that size. I went with my usual 11×17 inch size and made the drawings sixteen inches tall on that paper. I also took the time to redraw the faces at the larger size. I think the faces were a real weakness in the earlier drawings. Since I was trying to keep things simple and not make the drawings about the faces I didn't give them the attention they deserved. The original faces were a bit too clumsy and awkward for me. I took more time with these ones and though I don't think they turned out as perfectly as I might have wanted them too they are much better.
Now, of course, I have to finish them. I still have no messages to put on my dresses. Unlike before I like the drawings but I still haven't finished them. I was planning on coloring them on the computer but I really haven't done a ton of computer coloring much lately. It's not a process I enjoy much these days. Oddly enough though I did finish one computer colored print this week. I kind of forced myself to. I was working on a large drawing using my Monster a Day dry brush style and I really wanted to finish it as a computer colored print. I must say that it took forever. I wanted to try some new coloring techniques but in the end decided to keep things simple. And simple took a lot of time. I couldn't believe how long. And how many printouts it took.
When making a piece that's destined to be a print on paper I can't just rely on what the screen shows me. That's because almost everything looks good on screen. Al the colors are bright, vibrant, and usually behave themselves pretty well. Those same colors on a print have a totally different act. So just when I think I have things finished I print out an 8×10 proof of the art (not its full 10×15 size) an inevitably don't like something. I think it took me at least six proof before I got it right. The whole process was about five hours long. And that was for some simple non-illustrative color. Psychedelic 60s poster art color will probably take longer. Especially since I'm not quite sure how to pull it off. I don't think I've ever done that type of color before.
So there you have it. I pulled some old work out of a drawer, improved on it, but still didn't finish it. I consider myself a finisher so it's a little disappointing that I still haven't figured this out yet but I'm happy that I'm a bit closer. Now I think I'm going to have to figure out a few things to work on that don't include computer coloring. I'm still pretty sick of it.
Comics I Bought This Week: February 21, 2015
By Jared on February 21st, 2015Posted In: Comics I Bought This Week
I'm back from the comic shop this week and I got ten new comics and a hardcover book.
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I finally did it and pulled the trigger on buying a new camera this week. A camera to replace my Canon Powershot SX30IS that I bought back in 2010. That one is a super-zoom model (35x zoom) that I bought to take street photos. It certainly wasn't a dream camera and I originally bought it as a compromise since there really wasn't one I liked for a decent price (I payed $470 for the SX30). But in the end I genuinely enjoyed shooing with the camera and its shortcomings didn't bother me much at all. I am pretty good at finding the strength of a piece of equipment and playing to that rather than worrying about its weakness.
So this past December I looked around for a new camera to replace that one. Not that there was anything wrong with the old one but four years is a long time in the camera world these days and there were bound to be some features out there I could use. Actually I'm always looking at cameras on-line and have a wish list of camera stuff at Amazon. I rarely buy anything off it but I can keep track of stuff there.
I ended up wanting to get the latest model of the Canon that I already had. That's the Powershot SX60. At $500 it was even more expensive than the SX30 when I bought it but it had a bigger zoom (60x), some wi-fi capabilities (plus an app), and an input jack for a external microphone. Though I had been saving up some money for it back in December I didn't want to spend the cash. Especially since I don't take street photos until the weather gets warm. So I waited. And then the price on the camera actually went up by fifty bucks! So I waited another month.
The price never came back down but I found a camera kit for the same $550 price that came with a 32 gig memory card, various lens cleaning stuff, a case, and one or two other little things that I'll probably never use. I decided to get it now because I wanted to shoot some video with it. I would have bought the SX50 model instead because it's cheaper and the lesser zoom wouldn't bother me but it had no external microphone jack. If shooting video last year has taught me anything it's that good sound is essential. I picked up a $25 camera mounted microphone to go with it.
After I received the camera I gave it a test and got no sound with the external microphone. That's when I discovered that the mic needs a battery to make it work. How did I not know that? I didn't look. That's how. I also discovered that the camera shoots higher resolution video (1280×1020 60fps) than my old 2008 computer can actually play (gotta save up for a new one of those too). Higher resolution that YouTube will post too. So I ended up turning down the resolution.
I had come up with the idea for a walkthrough of how I made one of my large drawings a little while ago. I couldn't quite do it with my old camera so I waited until I got the new one. I was planning on showing the drawing and then showing all the steps and tools it took to make the drawing. I have a lot of different French curves and templates that I could show and I though that would be interesting. Not to mention the different sized drawing it took to get to the big size.
The first time I shot it things went pretty well. Yes, I say the first time because remember that external microphone I mentioned? As well as having a battery in it you need to remember to turn in on. I forgot and since the light that shows you it's on in on the back of that mic/camera and I was in front of it I didn't notice it was off. I filmed the whole thing, took the camera off the tripod, popped the memory card in the computer, copied the video, played the video, heard nothing, and said, "Oh, no". I'd have to start over again.
The good thing about doing it twice was that I knew what I was doing the second time around. Instead of flying by the seat of my pants I knew what shoots I needed. And I could shoot them out of order. The first time around I had to keep moving the camera ant tripod around between my easel and my desk. Not a huge deal but I had to reset and reframe everything a couple of times. The second time around I wrote down what all the different sections would be, there were seven sections, and then shot the easel ones first and the desk ones second.
The $25 dollar mic did a good job. The problem I have with built in microphones it that they pick up a lot of ambient room noise. External microphones are more focused on a person's voice. I have no experience miking things but I think the sound with the external mic is passable. It's at least as good as I'm going to get it. The only thing I had to fiddle with in iMove was the sound levels. For the easel shots I was in front of the mic and for the desk shots I was beside it. I had to turn down the volume on the desk shots. They were just a little too loud.
When the warm weather comes around I'll head down to Manhattan and really put the camera through its paces. I've read that it's tough to focus at its full 60x magnification and I expect it to be but I've also read that same thing about every super-zoom camera over the years. The knock on my 35x zoom was the same but I worked with it just fine. I expect the same of the new one.
One last thing that is really really annoying about this camera is the battery. They made it ever so slightly bigger than the SX30 battery so I can't use my old batteries and will have to buy new ones. And a Canon made battery is about $50. I think I'm going to have to go with a knock off battery. I just can't reward Canon for such bad battery behavior.
Comics I Bought This Week: February 14, 2015
By Jared on February 14th, 2015Posted In: Comics I Bought This Week
I'm back from the comic shop this week and I got eight new comics plus a hardcover.
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Habit is a funny thing. I always try to make it work for me but you never know. This week I was making it work for me in order to get some stuff done but it was a mystery as to why I couldn't get things done before then. Or at least the drawings I got done this week. My large marker drawings. It was back in September that I made a bunch of my 20×28 inch marker drawings. By a bunch I mean four of them. Being that they each take a day to two to make that's a bunch of time and the strange thing is that after I spend so much time on one thing I start to think it would be time better spent on some other thing. So it was about a two and a half week period in which I got those four drawing done and then I moved on. The odd thing is that between the beginning of October and now, the end of January, I wanted to do some more but couldn't. It just didn't happen and I don't know why. It's not like I was doing nothing. I was working on other types of art. But not the large marker drawings.
When I say that it takes a day or two to make one of these drawings that doesn't count the time it takes to make the initial drawing. That can be fast or slow but it takes a little time. I have to dig through my sketch books, find a drawing I want to work with, and then draw it at a 6×9 or 9×12 inch size. After that is done I'm ready to make a big drawing. It was back in December I got it in my head to make some more large marker drawing and so made up a bunch of smaller drawings. About half a dozen 6×9 inch ones and one 9×12 inch one. Then they sat there. I'll often work up more drawings than I'll ever make into large 20×28 inch drawings because often all I fell like doing is making small drawings. I can work with a lot of images in a short amount of time. Sometimes all the ambition I have is to work on a small drawing.
This week I decided to make a large marker drawing. I grabbed the largest of my preliminary drawings, the 9×12 inch one named "Unboxing Truth", and decided to go with that one. It was the most complex of the drawings featuring a large figure, two small figures, a large face, a big building like structure, and a few more smaller buildings. I thought it was a decent image and I especially liked the large female figure. I scanned in the drawing, blew it up to the size it was going to be, and then printed it out on four sheets of 11×17 inch paper that I taped together. I taped the over-sized print out onto my drawing paper and placed graphite paper in between then. Then I took a pencil and drew over the lines on the print out. This transfers the line to the drawing paper by way of graphite. It makes for a crude drawing on the large paper but that's all I need to get started.
This one was a long one. Over the next two days I used my markers, straight edges, and various curves and templates to make my drawing. I wan't happy with it most of the time. Whenever I make one of these large drawings I always add things that weren't in the preliminary drawing. Since the final drawing is so much bigger then the preliminary one there is a lot of room to add things and I do. Scale changes a drawing and I have to change along with it. Still, even after adding things I still wasn't thrilled with it. I managed to make it better and find some textures that pulled it all together for me but in the end I was still a bit dissatisfied.
In the end I decided it wasn't the drawing that I didn't like but it was the fact that I wanted to do a different drawing. I wanted something in a bigger scale and less illustrative and even more graphic. After figuring that out I went to bed. The next day I woke up and got a couple of things done for that day that needed doing. I did all of them and then just before lunch was contemplating what to do with the rest of my day. I decided to make another marker drawing but this time with an image that I wanted to work with. I grabbed my 6×9 inch drawings and liked the one called "Grand Facade". It was what I was looking for. A large and very black and white graphically drawn. I scanned it in and printed it out (with some annoying trouble from my inkjet printer that day) and transferred it over to my large sheet of paper.
I have to say I enjoyed working on "Grand Facade" much more than "Unboxing Truth". So much so that I just kept working on it hour after hour until I finished it that night. I couldn't stop. I didn't stay up late or anything. That's not my habit. But I did work on it from about 11 AM until about 9 PM with few breaks. I don't usually like to work that much especially coming off quite a few long days in a row but I was on such a roll that I kept going. It was the drawing I wanted to be doing for the last two days squeezed into today. In the end I really liked the drawing. And it even made me like the first drawing better.
I paid a price for it though. The next day I was exhausted. I could barely move or get anything done. I was in a miserable state. I absolutely hate getting that way and therefor usually pace myself but I'm also not often on a roll such as I was the day before. It was fun. I got it done. But I still don't know why it took me from the beginning of October to the end of January to get a large marker drawing going. Habits are weird.


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It's an Easter Eggstravaganza, and Mia can't wait for the festivities to begin Every year, Mia's family has an Easter egg hunt, and a big chocolate bunny is hidden as a special prize. This year is going to be the year that Mia finds the bunny all by herself
But when Mia's little cousin Sophie can't find as many eggs as the other kittens, Mia has to decide between finding the chocolate bunny and helping her cousin. Can Mia make sure everyone has an eggcellent time?
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A Crimson Denizen that loves nobody but himself. He seeks for Shana´s sword Nietono no Shana along with his sister Tiriel.
Sorath is an extravagant occidental looking boy with a yellow hair. His full name is Aizenji Sorath, means that he loves nobody but himself. He's Tiriel's elder brother, but he's more childish than her. He comes to Misaki City to search for Nietono no Shana, Shana's katana.
He only follows his instincts and is driven by his desire, and makes that personality into his tittle, proves that he doesn't care about this world except himself, not even Tiriel.
Despite he's older than Tiriel, he acts more childish than her. Tiriel and he are often kissing each other in the public and withdraw many attentions.
He has yellow hair with blue eyes, and bright golden yellow flame. He wears a suit of a noble child (Oji Lolita). He wields a giant sword called Blutsauger that has the capability to damage severely his opponents even with the slightest contact, but not satisfied with it, wants Nietono no Shana for himself.
Tiriel loves him and she will give and protect him with all her strength, even that means to sacrifice herself. Despite that, Sorath only care about himself. They does genuinely kiss each other, but Sorath doesn't really care about his sister.
He is eliminated by Shana when she tricks him by throwing Nietono no Shana and slashing him in four pieces.
He's voiced by Ryoko Shiraishi in Japanese and Aidan Drummond in English.
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Name: | ソラト |
Romanji: | Sorato |
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1st manga book: | Shakugan no Shana (Light Novel) #3 |
1st anime episode: | Shakugan no Shana #10 |
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Aliases | He-Who-Loves-Himself Aizenji Sorath |


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SCHUBERT: Piano Quintet in A major, Op. 114, D667 'Forellen-Quintett' or 'Trout Quintet' (minus double bass) composed by Franz Schubert (1797-1828). For double bass. Instrumental Solo Part and CD. Published by Music Minus One (MO.MMOCD4307).
Schubert's seminal chamber composition, the Piano Quintet in A major, D667, commonly known as 'The Trout' or 'Die Forelle,' is certainly one of the greatest pieces of music ever penned. Its rich textures and lovely melody create an unforgettable musical experience. Its celebration of nature's beauty stems from a summer trip in the Austrian Alps which inspired the young Schubert to rework a song into this complex chamber-piece. Composed of five alternating movements, 'The Trout' uses unique orchestration (substituting a double bass for the second violin) and gives special emphasis to the piano as well. But all the instruments take an equal role, and this may also be a reason for the piece's eternal popularity. 'The Trout' instantly brings to mind the calm serenity of the summer mountain air, and its sparkling melody and gentle poignancy leave a particularly happy feeling in both player and listener. It is a joy-filled piece but at the same time is filled with a serene quality that makes it one of the most exhilarating pieces for any musician to play, and one of the most important compositions for any musician to learn. This Music Minus One edition gives you that opportunity, in the comfort of your own home.
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text: PRECAUTIONS WARNING: To reduce the risk of serious injury, read the following important precautions before using the Running Machine. 1. Read all instructions in this 5. Keep children away from the instruction book before using the Running Machine at all times. Running Machine. Use the Running Machine only in the way described in 6. Wear appropriate clothing and this instruction book. athletic shoes when exercising; do not wear loose clothing or jewellery 2. It is the responsibility of the owner to when exercising. ensure that all users are adequately informed of all precautions. 7. If you feel pain or dizziness while exercising, stop immediately and cool 3. Use the Running Machine indoors on down. a level surface. 8. The Running Machine is intended for 4. The safety level of the Running home use only. Machine can be maintained only if it is examined regularly for damage 9. The Running Machine is not intended and wear. Replace defective for therapeutic purposes. components immediately. If there are any defective components, do not 10. Before switching on, make sure that use the Running Machine. the voltage of your electricity supply is the same as that indicated on the rating plate. WARNING: Before beginning this or any exercise program, consult your doctor. This is especially important for people over the age of 35 or those with pre-existing health problems. Read all instructions before using the Running Machine. 2 4 Locking bolt ( x 4 ) 3. 5. Belt tension key Safety key 2. 4. Main body ( in it's storage position) Pulse monitor 1. 0 . 12 L O TR UR NE N r HO CO pe ZO E D S NC EE ETER MA SP OM (KPH) OR RF KIL /PE BIC RO AE NE ZO ING 0.0 RN BU FAT NE ZO UP RM D P EE WA O SP ST E CE AN TIM ST DI S RIE RT LO TA CA E/S E OD T: TH TM RN E SE . LS AR ON TU RE H TO PU KEY ST S T ITC ON ON SE SW TT K TT in TY ER T BU BU g- FE UIC W N Plu Q PO AR . W SA ST ON DO lse RN E D D. Pu TU TH PLAY AN EE 1. SH UP E SP PU D DIS E TH 5 2. LC S TH ST ES JU PR AD 3. TO ER NN RU ILL DM ER TR EA W D IZE PO OR OT M 3 4 2 1 PARTS LIST ASSEMBLY STEP 1 OF 4 THE MAIN BODY FIG 1 QUICK STAR 2. 1. TUR N PO T: PUS LCD H THE W ER SW 3. DISPL STA ITCH PRE AY RT O N. TO SS O N. BUT ADJ THE TO N UST UP THE AND TO SPE DO W TUR ED. N BUT N THE TO NS DISTANC E MO PO W CALORIE S SPEED TO RI ZED ER Pulse Plug-in PULSE 0.0 TRE AD M RUN TIME I LL N ER SPE KILO ED CON SET METERS SAFE TRO (KPH per HOU L TY KE RESET MOD WARM ) R Y E/START UP ZONE FAT BURN 12.0 ING ZONE AERO BIC/P ERFO STOP RMANCE ZONE 1. Open the box and remove all packing material. Lay the main body out on the floor as shown (fig 1). 5 ASSEMBLY STEP 2 OF 4 OPENING THE RUNNING MACHINE FIG 2 QUICK START: 1. TU R N PO W ER 2. PU SH SW I H TC O N . LC D D I TH E STA R T B SPLAY O U TTO N DISTANCE 0.0 3. PR ESS N. TO TU R N TH E SPEED TO A D JU TH E U P A N D SPEED KILOMETERS CONTROL ST TH E DO SPEED . W N B U TTO N S CALORIES per HOUR TIME (KPH) 12.0 Pulse Plug-in PULSE WARM UP ZONE FAT BURNING ZONE PO W ER SET SAFETY KEY RESET MODE/STAR AEROBIC/PERF ORMANCE M O TO R I ZED TR EA D M I R U N N ER LL T ZONE STOP Handlebar supports 1. With assistance, lift the handle bar supports (fig 2). 2. Get somebody to hold the handle bar supports in place while you carry out the next step. 6 ASSEMBLY STEP 3 OF 4 FITTING THE LOCKING BOLTS FIG 3 QUICK START: 1. TU R N PO W ER 2. PU SH SW I H TC O N . LC D D I TH E STA R T B SPLAY O U TTO N DISTANCE 0.0 3. PR ESS N. TO TU R N TH E SPEED TO A D JU TH E U P A N D SPEED KILOMETERS CONTROL ST TH E D SPEED O W N B U TTO N . S CALORIES per HOUR TIME (KPH) 12.0 Pulse Plug-in PULSE WARM UP ZONE FAT BURNING ZONE PO W ER SET SAFETY KEY RESET MODE/START AEROBIC/PERFO RMANCE ZONE M O TO R I ZED TR EA D M I R U N N ER LL STOP Locking bolt Locking bolt 1. Secure the handle bar supports into place using the 4 locking bolts provided, 2 on each side. 7 ASSEMBLY STEP 4 OF 4 COMPLETED UNIT FIG 4 QUICK START: 1. TU R N PO W ER 2. PU SH SW I H TC O N . LC D D I TH E STA R T B SPLAY O U TTO N DISTANCE 0.0 3. PR ESS N. TO TU R N TH E SPEED TO A D JU TH E U P A N D SPEED KILOMETERS CONTROL ST TH E DO SPEED . W N B U TTO N S CALORIES per HOUR TIME (KPH) 12.0 Pulse Plug-in PULSE WARM UP ZONE FAT BURNING ZONE PO W ER SET SAFETY KEY RESET MODE/START AEROBIC/PERFOR MANCE ZONE M O TO R I ZED TR EA D M I R U N N ER LL STOP 1. Adjust the angle of the monitor to suit BATTERIES your requirements. 1. Remove the battery compartment Note: make sure that all locking bolts cover on the back of the monitor. are secure. 2. Insert 2 new (AA size) batteries into the battery holder and replace the battery compartment cover. 8 OPERATION SWITCHING ON/OFF FIG 5 1. Insert the mains lead into the main body as shown (fig 5). Plug the other end into the mains power supply. 2. Press the mains switch to the ON position, an indicator light on the switch will light up when the switch is ON. Mains Note: Next to the mains switch switch there is a reset switch, this will Mains lead 'trip' if the belt gets jammed or there is a power surge. To reset the switch simply push the switch in. BASIC OPERATION FIG 6 1. Insert the safety key into the monitor as shown (fig 6). NTROL UR D CO per HO 12.0 SPEE METERS PH) LO (K NE KI E ZO MANC RFOR BIC/PE 0.0 AERO ZONE RNING FAT BU 2. Stand on the treadmill and slowly D NE SPEE UP ZO WARM DIST ANCE TIME STOP adjust the speed using the speed RIES CALO RT: TH E RT K STA ON . TU R N /STA TC H MODE QUIC N PO W ER SW A R T B.U TTO N B U TTO N S N TO E SET PULS I RE Y TU R ST O N W g-in SET TY KE SAFE TH E LAY DO 1. N D EE D . Plu PU SH D I Pulse control buttons to the required level. SP PA 2. LC D E U E SP S TH ST TH PR ES D JU 3. TO A N ER RUN ER DM LL I PO W EA ZE D TR TO RI MO 9 MONITOR FIG 7 Distance counter Speed display Timer Calorie counter Stop button QUICK START: 0.0 SPEED CONTROL 12.0 KILOMETERS per HOUR DISTANCE SPEED (KPH) TC 1. TU R N PO W ER SW I H O N . 2. PU SH TH E STA R T B U TTO N TO TU R N TH E SPLAY O N . LC D D I 3. PR ESS TH E U P A N D D O W N B U TTO N S CALORIES TIME TO A D JU ST TH E SPEED . WARM UP ZONE FAT BURNING ZONE AEROBIC/PERFORMANCE ZONE PULSE Pulse Plug-in SET RESET MODE/START SAFETY KEY STOP PO W ER R U N N ER Speed Pulse display M O TO R I ZED TR EA D M I LL control Mode / Start Reset Set FUNCTION BUTTONS Mode: To select the mode required KILOMETERS TO MILES when the running machine is in To change the display from stop mode. kilometers to miles, press and hold the Mode and Set buttons for 2 Set: To set the selected (flashing) seconds. mode to a specific value. The current setting is indicated by a Reset: Press the Reset button briefly to small black triangle in the speed and reset the selected mode, press distance displays. and hold for 2 seconds to reset all of the modes. Stop: Press the Stop button to stop the running machine. Speed control: Use these buttons to adjust the speed of the running machine. 10 MONITOR HOW TO PRESET VALUES MONITOR DISPLAYS 1. Press the Stop button to stop the TIMER running machine. Count Up The computer starts counting up from 00:00 2. Press the Mode button to select the during training. mode you want to preset, the Count Down The computer will selected mode will flash. count down from the preset time to 00:00. 3. Press the Set button to set the display to the required value. SPEED DISPLAY 4. To begin exercising use the speed Displays the current control button to start the running SPEED in kph or miles. machine. DISTANCE COUNTER Count Up The computer accumulates total workout distance during training. Count Down The computer will count down from the preset distance to 0.00. CALORIE COUNTER Count Up The computer accumulates the calorie consuption during training. Count Down The computer will count down from the preset calories to 0. PULSE DISPLAY Displays your current pulse rate in BPM (see page 12 for more details). 11 PULSE SENSOR The pulse sensor is not a medical device. Several things, including user movement, may affect the accuracy of the sensor. The pulse sensor is intended only as an exercise aid in determining general heart rate trends. QUICK START: 0.0 SPEED CONTROL 12.0 KILOMETERS per HOUR DISTANCE SPEED (KPH) TC 1. TU R N PO W ER SW I H O N . 2. PU SH TH E STA R T B U TTO N TO TU R N TH E SPLAY O N . LC D D I 3. PR ESS TH E U P A N D D O W N B U TTO N S CALORIES TIME TO A D JU ST TH E SPEED . WARM UP ZONE FAT BURNING ZONE AEROBIC/PERFORMANCE ZONE PULSE Pulse Plug-in SET RESET MODE/START SAFETY KEY STOP PO W ER R U N N ER ZED TR EA D M I M O TO R I LL FIG 8 Connect the 3.5mm plug on the pulse sensor to the monitor (fig 8) and clip the sensor to your ear lobe (fig 9). FIG 9 12 ADJUSTMENTS ADJUSTING THE INCLINE FIG 10 1. The running machine can be set to one of three height levels by rotating the rear feet. Level 1 2. On the top of the feet there are small bumps used to indicate the height setting. 3. Make sure that both feet are set to the same level. Level 2 Level 3 ADJUSTING THE BELT 1. If the belt tends to slide to the right, FIG 11 tighten the right tension bolt by 1/4 of a turn. 2. If the belt tends to slide to the left, tighten the left tension bolt by 1/4 of a turn. 3. If the belt seems slack, tighten both Right tension bolts by 1/4 of a turn. tension bolt 4. If the belt seems tight, loosen both tension bolts by 1/4 of a turn. Left Belt tension Note: retest the running machine tension key after each 1/4 of a turn. bolt 13 CONDITIONING GUIDELINES The following guidelines will help you to plan your exercise program. Remember that proper nutrition and adequate rest are essential for successful results. WARNING: Before beginning this or any exercise program, consult your doctor. This is especially important for people over the age of 35 or those with pre-existing health problems. WHY EXERCISE? Exercise has been proven essential for good health and general well-being. Regular exercise will : • Relieve tension and stress • Provide enjoyment and fun • Stimulate the mind • Help maintain stable weight • Control appetite • Boost self-image • Improve muscle tone and strength • Improve flexibility • Lower blood pressure • Relieve insomnia TARGET HEART RATE TRAINING ZONE AGE MIN-MAX (BPM) HOW TO TAKE YOUR PULSE The most common place to measure 20 133 -167 your pulse is the artery on the thumb- 25 132 -166 side of the wrist. 30 130 -164 Touch this area lightly until you feel your pulse/heart beat. Count the 35 129 -162 number of heart beats for 10 40 127 -161 seconds and multiply by 6. 45 125 -159 50 124 -156 55 122 -155 60 121 -153 65 119-151 Note: This is a guide only and 70 118-150 performance will depend on 75 117-147 the fitness and condition 80 115-146 (health) of the person using the exercise equipment. 85 114-144 14 14 BEGINNERS GUIDE If you're beginning an exercise HOW TO BEGIN program, you should check with your Whatever your level of fitness you doctor if: should be able to build up to running continuously for 25 minutes in the You have been diagnosed with heart space of twelve weeks. Make a problems, high blood pressure or commitment to run at least three other medical conditions. times a week following this simple run/walk programme which will You have not exercised for over a gradually ease you towards the goal. year. Run for 1 minute, walk for 90 If you are over 35 and do not Week 1 seconds. Repeat 8 times. currently exercise. Run for 2 minutes, walk for 1 Week 2 minute. Repeat 8 times. You are pregnant. Run for 3 minutes, walk for 1 Week 3 minute. Repeat 6 times. You have diabetes. Run for 5 minutes, walk for 2 Week 4+5 minutes. Repeat 4 times. You have chest pain, or experience Run for 8 minutes, walk for 2 dizziness or fainting spells. Week 6+7 minutes. Repeat 3 times. Run for 8 minutes, walk for 1 You are recovering from an injury or Week 8+9 minute. Repeat 3 times. illness. Run for 12 minutes, walk for 1 Week 10+11 minute. Repeat twice. WORK-OUT TIPS Week 12 Run for 25 minutes continuously Always perform stretching exercises both before and after your work-out. After each session walk for five Start slowly, doing too much too soon minutes to cool down and stretch can lead to injuries. gently for another five minutes. Don't worry about speed or distance, time If you are sore or tired, give yourself on your feet is your only concern. a few extra days to recover. How hard should you work? When exercising, you should try to stay within your target heart rate (THR) zone. The table on the next page will tell you the THR for your age. This is only a guide and will depend on the fitness and condition (health) of the person using the exercise equipment. Always be aware of how you feel when you exercise. If you feel dizzy or light- headed, stop immediately and rest. If you're not breaking a sweat, speed it up! 15 SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions (L x W x H) Folded 1420mm x 708mm x 1140mm Open 1250mm x 708mm x 290mm Net Weight 48kg Motor 2.5HP Walking surface area 902mm x 368mm Speed range 0.5 - 7 mph Incline Manual 3 position Maximum weight limit 110 kg Class Rating HC Please note that the specifications are subject to change without notice. SUPPORT CUSTOMER SERVICE HELPLINE NUMBER 0870 873 0076 SPARE PARTS NUMBER 0870 873 0095 Opening hours Mon-Thu 8 am - 6 pm Fri 8 am - 4 pm Sat-Sun Closed 23 ELECTRICAL SAFETY WARNING! Read these safety instructions thoroughly before connecting this product to the mains supply. • Before switching on, make sure that the voltage of your electricity supply is the same as that indicated on the rating plate. This product is designed to operate on 230VAC 50Hz. Connecting it to any other power source may cause damage. • This product may be fitted with a non-rewireable plug. If it is necessary to change the fuse in the plug, the fuse cover must be refitted. If the fuse cover becomes lost or damaged, the plug must not be used until a suitable replacement is obtained. • If the plug has to be changed because it is not suitable for your socket, or due to damage, it should be cut off and a replacement fitted, following the wiring instructions shown below. The old plug must be disposed of safely, as insertion into a 13 amp socket could cause an electrical hazard. WARNING! The wires in the power cable of this product are coloured in accordance with the following code: Blue = Neutral Brown = Live Green/Yellow = Earth If the colours of the wires in the power cable of this product do not correspond with the markings on the terminals of your plug, proceed as follows (refer Plug should be BS1363/A approved. Fit a 13 Amp fuse. to the plug wiring diagram EARTH (Green/Yellow) • The wire which is coloured Blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked N or coloured Black. NEUTRAL LIVE (Blue) (Brown) • The wire which is coloured Brown must be connected to the terminal Ensure that the outer sheath of the cable is which is marked L or coloured Red. firmly held by the clamp. • The wire which is coloured Green & Yellow must be connected to the terminal which is marked with an Earth symbol (shown left) or coloured Green. WARNING! A 13amp fuse must be fitted. There are no user-serviceable parts inside - always refer to qualified service personnel. Do not allow this product to be exposed to rain or moisture during use or storage. WARNING! This appliance MUST be earthed. 24 GUARANTEE This product is guaranteed for twelve months from the date of original purchase. If any defect arises due to faulty materials or workmanship the unit will be either replaced, a refund will be given, or the unit will be repaired free of charge (where possible) during this period by the dealer from whom you purchased the unit. The guarantee is subject to the following provisions:- The guarantee is only valid within the boundaries of the country of purchase. The product must be correctly installed and operated in accordance with the instructions contained in this manual. It must be used solely for domestic purposes. The guarantee does not cover accidental damage, misuse, cabinet parts, or knobs. The guarantee will be rendered invalid if the product is resold or has been damaged by inexpert repair. The manufacturer disclaims any liability for incidental or consequential damages. The guarantee is in addition to, and does not diminish, your statutory or legal rights.


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The jury trying Linda Morris for the 2010 murder of her boyfriend, Shawn Monroe, has heard all of the evidence and closing arguments from both sides, and will begin their deliberations this morning.
Circuit Judge Julian King will read his charge as to the law starting at 8:30 a.m., and the jury will start discussing the case after that.
They will be dealing with two very different versions of events. What both sides agree on is that there was some sort of altercation early on the morning of May 29, 2010, that ended with Morris stabbing Monroe with a knife in the back and three times on the chin. The fatal blow was a 2-inch deep wound around his right forearm that severed his radial artery. He died the same day from a massive blood loss.
Monroe was living in a rented room in a house at 500 2nd Ave. North in Lincoln with Annie "Mama Bell" Thornton, her son Sidney Thornton and Willie "Shorty" Jenkins, who helped with various household tasks.
According to the state's witnesses, the couple got into a heated, but verbal argument over $20 that Morris said Monroe had taken from her, and that Morris had made threats.
Donquarius Barr, a family friend, spent several hours with Monroe shortly before he died, and testified that the victim had told him several times that he was afraid to go home and feared for his life. Barr also testified that while they were walking down the street about 3 a.m. they had spotted Morris standing under a streetlight.
Barr eventually left the 2nd Avenue house around 4:30 a.m., after going to a convenience store and spending some time in Monroe's room.
The 911 call, made by Jenkins, came in at 5:13 a.m.
Other members of the household and witnesses for the state offered similar testimony, although with some variation regarding the time line and who exactly had been present.
Taking the stand on her own behalf, Morris testified that she had gone to the hospital that morning and had a chemotherapy pump installed in her chest to fight a recently diagnosed cancer.
According to her version of events, she returned to the house around midnight to find that Monroe was not there. She said she laid down on the daybed in Morris' room and fell asleep for some time. She said she did not know exactly what time she woke up, but she realized it was late and left to go home. As she was leaving the house, she said she saw Monroe coming up the road, and he gave her $10. He said he needed to talk to her, but when she kept walking and said she was going home, she claimed he jumped her, threw her to the ground, then dragged her into the house, slammed her down on the daybed and began slapping, punching and choking her.
She testified that she managed to get out from under him, at which point he ran into the adjacent kitchen. Monroe's room is the front room of the house, but Morris said the front door is always kept locked with a key, so the kitchen door was her only means of escape. She said the light was out in the kitchen, so she said she began swinging the knife to prevent Monroe from lunging at her. She said she knew she connected once with his back (as a result of the two of them lunging at the same time), but was unaware of the wounds to his chin. One of these wounds was caused by enough force that it penetrated the jawbone and caused the dislocation of his jaw. When she cut his arm, she said he screamed and woke up Annie Thornton, who turned on the lights and told Morris to leave. She went home, put the knife on her kitchen counter and went outside to wait for the ambulance. She did not call 911 because she thought the Thorntons would take care of that.
The state, represented by District Attorney Steve Giddens and Assistant District Attorney Christina Kilgore, argued that Morris' statement given the day of the stabbing made no mention of going to sleep on the daybed, and that in fact she had been waiting outside, with the knife, for Monroe to be alone so she could confront him about the stolen money. Once Barr left, she let herself into the house and attacked Monroe in his room, with the fight spilling over into the kitchen.
In this scenario, a key piece of evidence is that both of Monroe's two pairs of shoes were placed neatly underneath the bed, and when police and paramedics arrived he was outside in the driveway in his stocking feet. Morris testified Monroe had shoes on when she met him coming up the street, and that he did not stop to take them off (that she was aware of) while he was assaulting her in the front room. Giddens also pointed out that photos taken of Morris immediately after the incident show no marks around her neck. Morris said he had actually only choked her using two fingers of one hand.
She said all of the state's witnesses were lying because they tended to favor Monroe over her.
Monroe's toxicology reports found alcohol, cocaine and Valium in his system at the time of his death. A toxicology expert said based on the levels, he had stopped drinking some time before he died, and that the cocaine was ingested fairly recently.
Defense attorneys Jon Adams and Trina Hammonds argued that the combination of alcohol and cocaine made Monroe violent and unpredictable.
Giddens pointed out that the defense had taken testimony from Morris' adult daughter, who had confronted Monroe earlier in the evening and even shoved him, but that he did not react.
The defense's primary argument is that Morris was acting in self-defense, but failing that, they also asked the jury to consider manslaughter provoked by a sudden heat of passion or reckless manslaughter.
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The newly merged tribe wake up and decide on the new tribe name, Tikiano. Tarzan fears that the guys are not part of a solid alliance so he approaches Michael to get him on their side. Although Michael agrees, he's not being truthful with Tarzan. Later, half of Tikiano win a reward of pizza and a secret note. The note reveals that there is still an unclaimed hidden immunity idol. Chelsea fears that someone from the former Manono tribe has an idol because she wants the old Salani to prevail. Jonas later approaches Tarzan when he learns Michael knows of the male alliance. Tarzan doesn't appreciate Jonas' comments and decides to take himself out of the alliance.
Early the next morning while the others are still sleeping, Troyzan successfully finds the hidden immunity idol. Afterwards, the tribe participate in their first post-merge individual Immunity Challenge. The pre-merge Salani alliance seem tight and Jonas is the target for the vote. So when Troyzan tells Jonas their plan, right away he does damage control, repairing his alliance with Tarzan and establish a last minute plan to vote Kat out. But a conversation during Tribal Council may change everyone's plan.
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Penn West is certainly one of the best companies to work for. Turnover in this company is known to be low.
• Penn West is one of the larger O&G - E&P companies of over 2000 employees. As a bigger company with deeper pockets, employees get to utilize more available company resources and more formal professional development opportunities related to the role.
• Generally a more relaxed atmosphere and company culture, which I believe enhances overall employee morale. Many managers are approachable when employees have questions to ask.
• Business casual dress code on usual days. Casual dress such as jeans are allowed on Fridays in most cases.
• Salary increases on an annual basis consisting of a salary review. To ensure competitive salary within the O&G - E&P industry, the company gathers data from the Mercer Compensation Surveys.
• Company paid holidays for both statutory and civic holidays. As well, office employees are provided with pay for flex days, an office closure during Stampede Parade, a half day off of your choice to participate in a stampede event, office closure between Christmas and New Years, and four office closure days to extend the statutory and civic holidays during the long weekends in the summer.
• Company provided Activity Day during the summer for office employees to enjoy a day away from work to participate in company sponsored activities or sports.
• Core work hours are from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. However, if suited for the role and the needs of the company, the manager may also provide their employees with some flexible work hours.
• Vacation entitlement based on age. This may be an advantage or disadvantage to certain experienced employees. Temporary employees paid by wages, such as summer/co-op students or certain contractors, receive 6% vacation pay or an equivalent of 3 weeks vacation prorated to their work term.
• Voluntary social club membership to obtain discounts to various designated events and network with other fellow employees.
• Health Care Benefits for full-time employees begin when an employee starts working. There is no waiting period for employees to receive medical or dental health benefit coverage.
• It appears that the stock prices in the company have been going in a significantly downward trend during the recent years. It is rather worrisome as employees wonder how well the company will perform in the future.
• In comparison to other companies in the industry, there does not appear to be compressed work week options available at this time to allow for every other Friday off. However, the number of competitive benefits that are available to employees overall outweigh the negatives.
• As the company continues to grow larger, it starts to become more procedure and process-oriented. However, this can actually also be an advantage when it comes to best practices on getting things done and making sound decisions.
Continue to keep up with the great work and culture. If you were to participate in competing for the annual Canada's Top 100 Employers list, I believe you will certainly make it on the list. I hope employees will continue to be strongly valued and considered as an asset to the company.
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ConsThe management team struggles to retain its best employees. It has failed to deliver on its promises and as a result the company has continued to experience losses and unmet production targets. All of the recent restructuring has killed employee morale and most people are in roles that they no longer enjoy. The work load is way too high and the management skills are lacking.
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Laura Nyro (October 18, 1947 – April 8, 1997) was an American composer, lyricist, singer, and pianist. Her style was a hybrid of Brill Building-style New York pop, jazz, gospel, rhythm and blues, show tunes, rock and soul.
She was best known, and enjoyed her greatest commercial success, as a composer and lyricist rather than as a performer. Between 1968 and 1970 a number of other singers had significant hits with her songs: The 5th Dimension with "Blowing Away", "Wedding Bell Blues", "Stoned Soul Picnic", "Sweet Blindness", "Save The Country" and "Black Patch"; Blood, Sweat & Tears and Peter, Paul & Mary with "And When I Die"; Three Dog Night with "Eli's Coming"; and Barbra Streisand with "Stoney End", "Time and Love", and "Hands off the Man (Flim Flam Man)". Nyro's best-selling single was her recording of Carole King and Gerry Goffin's "Up on the Roof."
Nyro was born Laura Nigro in the Bronx, New York, the daughter of Gilda Mirsky Nigro, a bookkeeper and Louis Nigro, a piano tuner and jazz trumpeter. Laura has a brother, Jan Nigro. Laura was three-quarters Jewish (Russian Jewish) and one-quarter Italian. As a child, she taught herself piano, read poetry, and listened to her mother's records by Leontyne Price, Billie Holiday and classical composers such as Ravel and Debussy.
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The largest community within a 50 mile [80 km] radius is Nelson. It is located about 45 miles [72 km] to the southeast of Fauquier. Nelson has a population of 9,300 people.<1>
The next largest community is Castlegar. It is located about 43 miles [69 km] to the southeast of Fauquier and has a population of 7,300 people.
The following large communities are also in the area. Please note that when we give a distance, it's a 'straight-line' distance from Fauquier and not the distance if you drove.<2>
Below is a sample of nearby communities:
While we are unaware of specific information for Fauquier, the following nearby communities do have TripAdvisor Tourism pages:
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Castlegar - 43 miles [69.2 km] to the south southeast [Map]
Cherryville - 33 miles [53.1 km] to the northwest [Map]
Crescent Valley - 39 miles [62.8 km] to the southeast [Map]
Nakusp - 27 miles [43.5 km] to the north northeast [Map]
Nelson - 45 miles [72.4 km] to the southeast [Map]
New Denver - 32 miles [51.5 km] to the east northeast [Map]
Sandon - 38 miles [61.2 km] to the east [Map]
Silverton - 32 miles [51.5 km] to the east [Map]
Slocan Park - 33 miles [53.1 km] to the east [Map]
Slocan - 28 miles [45.1 km] to the east southeast [Map]
People are finding Google's 'Search-by-Location' to be a useful tool when planning visits to this area. We have prepared the following searches to help you find businesses, travel and vacation activities that are in (or close to) Fauquier. It's likely that the search results won't include all of the businesses that are in this area, but the results should give you a good foundation for further searches.
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Of the airports that we know about, these are some of the closest to Fauquier.
When we're on the road, rather than always picking an airport that is close to our destination, we try to see if there might be another airport that would be a better fit to our travel plans.<5> To help with your planning, the following list of airports is organized by type and where they are relatively close to Fauquier.
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The real story behind Japan's melting butter supply
The shortage is so bad shoppers are being limited to a pack apiece. Here's how things got so out of control
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Friday, Oct 31, 2014 12:45 PM UTC 0These anime novels are being customized for American women, and could give "Fifty Shades" a run for its money
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Tuesday, Sep 2, 2014 6:56 PM UTC 0Our literary landscape is obsessed with epiphanies and fancy sentences--but he couldn't be more different
Wednesday, Aug 6, 2014 11:00 PM UTC 0"We may have problems, but at least we're not jailing artists for 3-D printing their vaginas," he said VIDEO
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Tuesday, Jul 8, 2014 3:20 PM UTC 0Miyazaki built an empire on rejecting fancy special effects, embracing darkness and ignoring the mainstream
Monday, Jun 23, 2014 11:00 PM UTC 0Despite soaring stress levels, Japan boasts the highest life expectancy of any major country. Here's how
Tuesday, Jun 17, 2014 11:45 AM UTC 0There's a new Hollywood "Godzilla" on the way, but Ishiro Honda's brooding 1954 masterpiece can't be topped
Thursday, Apr 17, 2014 11:00 PM UTC 0Let them eat whale?
Thursday, Apr 17, 2014 9:25 PM UTC 0An international court ruled that there was nothing "scientific" about the country's excessive whaling
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Massachusetts has a Sacred Cod. What are the establishment clause implications?
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You risk the wrath of cod!
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Cod save the Queen!
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They didn't treat it very well, overfishing and all that. You'll notice it's sacred in a strictly financial way. So it would pass the separation test in the Roberts court which I hope never does get that fully secure fifth vote or there will be no wall at all.
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poststeroid panniculitis
subcutaneous nodules developing in children within a month after withdrawal of corticosteroids given to treat the nephrotic syndrome or rheumatic fever; microscopically identical to subcutaneous fat necrosis of the newborn, the condition resolves spontaneously or with steroid readministration.
relapsing febrile nodular nonsuppurative panniculitis, nodular fat necrosis of a variety of possible causes.
Synonym: christian's disease, nodular nonsuppurative panniculitis, weber-Christian disease.
subacute migratory panniculitis, non-scarring plaques of changing configuration on the lateral aspect of one or both legs, of many months duration.
Synonym: erythema nodosum migrans.
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