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The LOS Profile Plotter plots line of site ground range changes for a user selected profile across a UAVSAR repeat pass interferometry product.
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Callable routines written in Interactive Data Language (IDL) provide access to the data in TES Level 1B, Level 2, and Level 3 files. These sample read routines take the name of a TES data file as ...
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The Geosciences Network (GEON) portal provides access to geoscience data and tools. The portal accommodates national and international research activities. Recognizing this potential, the U.S. Geological ...
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The agriculture map illustrates the varying potential of a specific area for agricultural production. Classes of land capability for agriculture are based on mineral soils grouped according to their ...
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Libre embodies the spirit of the Polar Information Commons (PIC). We are growing a collaborative polar community by fostering open data sharing. Data sharing is vital to the interconnectedness that ...
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Earthquake Catalogs [SeismiQuery]
This service exposes information about earthquakes including where they occurred, when they occurred and how large they were. Organizations that contribute this information to the IRIS DMC include ...
HydroDesktop - Free and Open Source Application for Finding, Getting, Analyzing and Using Hydrologic Data from the CUAHSI-HIS System [CUAHSI_HydroDesktop]
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The Great Lakes lake sturgeon tributary database and Geographic Information System (GIS) application and metadatabase have been designed to compile the available lake sturgeon data sources to help ...
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GeoGratis distributes a wide variety of geospatial data, data based on location, for geographic areas across Canada. The data is available free of charge, subject to copyright restrictions and disclaimer. ...
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The Ocean Biology Processing Group (OBPG) is responsible for the production and distribution of the ocean color data products from the MODIS sensor on Aqua and from SeaWiFS. The Ocean Data Processing ...
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MFI2005 is a data input (entry) program for the U.S. Geological Survey modular three-dimensional finite-difference ground-water model called MODFLOW-2005. Data for MODPATH, a particle tracking program ...
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post 1578 is really interesting! nice updates!
Heey =) Life drawing, quick poses (2 mins) Have to write a script and do a storyboard, before Christmas rolls around, it's for my new video game trailer, The Swing, going to be made in the Unreal Development Kit =) Here's a rough concept to show what I have in mind. Cheers =)
Watched The Prestige recently, really enjoyed =)
Horse drawing, for my greatest supporter =)
Heey =) Self portrait and some finishing touches to old pieces. Busy with storyboards atm, and this morning I have to give a presentation about my work at uni, eeek =)
Very good work at that lady edward!!!Love the brushstrokes that respect the form. You are improving, keep it up!!!
Trying to finish this Warrior girl painting, I'm not sure what more I can do to it now. Any suggestions?
Character sketches for my animation project. Not going in this direction though because it's too much work. I'm thinking animals and caves now.
good to see you still grinding away and covering all angles imaginative and studies your are well on the road of improvement.
dude i really dig your style man, keep it up.
Great work so far mate!
Few pointers:
1. I think you need to concentrate a bit more on pure anatomy studies.
2. I like Miles's works, but it lately seems that a lot of people try to emulate his work flow and process...please don't become one of those people.
3. Like it was already mentioned, try to study a bit more about the different planes of the face and how those planes look from different angles and with different light sources.
Hope it helps a bit,
Keep up with the great work!
Open for commissions......just PM me.
hey great updates !!!
your selfportrait is awesome (that blue color is well done and well placed)
the following girl is so beautifully depicted: good proportions, flowing stokes , unfinished look
you have an animation project ? sounds awesome
keep the fun mate
RAHHH THE PENCILS IN #1562 ARE AWESOME AN i REALL DIG THE CONCEPTS OF 1573 AN 1587 1573 IS WICKED WERK BROTHER!!! XDXDXD
warrior girl is looking awesome! I can give 2 pointers on it I believe, arms are probably a bit too long for a realistic figure (however given the fact that she has a sword that's about 3 times her body mass I'll let it slide) and I would have to say that the arm facing away from us at the back is not in a very natural position. When your arm bends back like that your back muscles are probably going to be going in that direction, try putting your arm in the same pose as her and you'll notice that in the area where your shoulder moves/scapula moves the masses fold and move with it. So given the angle of what we see there probably should be more back showing on that side. Just think of the human body as one connected being of sorts and twisting motions and other poses start to get easier to make.
- Now that my lovely critique is done I would like to say your form has improved greatly! I'm quite happy to see your progressing so nicely and not giving up. Faces are looking much better and try focusing a tad more on proportion, mainly around the eye area it seems you like to make them a tad too big (in some of your realistic drawings) although your painting with the brown haired girl with the sword has good proportion so you're doing fine on that front. I would recommend doing more dramatic lighting, with more focus on anatomy. As a side note I would also keeping your studies to a maximum of 3 hours each. As you get better and better you can shorten the times and you'll see yourself getting quicker at painting. I'm not sure if you're doing that already but in case you're not I may as well suggest it.
*Phew* Done, just keep at it and I can't wait to see what you'll do next :333 - I think your sketchbook is the one I look at the most - Always so fun to see how people improve.
PS: I'm alive still, I'll be updating sometime next week or so hopefully
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Thank you guys, I appreciate your feedback and will implement =)
Good luck with your art goals for 2013 =)
Cheers =)
I like the girl you're painting, face is looking pretty good and form is there. Keep at it and remember to use some reference if you're having trouble with stuff :3
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HI kungfoowiz
is it me or CA got serious problems last weeks ?
anyway , i'm digging your pencils ( in nice round corner sketchbook )
you're doing great
ps : i'm getting into coffee too XD
Thanks guys, in a bit of rush this morning, here's some concepts from last week.
In a hurry again.. but here's what I've done in the last few days, not much unfortunately, but I'm trying to keep up at least. Life is so hard. *sigh* =( Cheers.
Edward really interesting new stuff. Things are becoming some more solid. lets keep going!!!
I have to keep telling myself not to worry…
I see you're doing a lot of studies. You've got a good sense of color. I can only suggest more constructional anatomy studies, especially for heads. Keep in mind general facial proportions all the time! Just google some, download the schemes and try to burn them into your brain! ^__^ Keep up the good work!
This is your life, and it's ending one minute at a time.
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I love seeing the progress you've made in this ginormous sketchbook! All your hard work really shows.
The living room study looks really solid- keep doing perspective studies! it's too easy to get caught up doing fun stuff. I was bad for this- drawing only figures. I never realized how much drawing environments and technical drawing would improve my figure drawing! Diversity is a really useful hobby.
Overall your figure work is pretty solid- your proportions and stuff are there. I recommend doing refining studies of the bodies connections. For example your neck / shoulders look a little ambiguous. Or the way the leg connects to the hips.
I really like Bridgman books for this kind of thing. I like the chunky forms he uses - but any of the big dudes will do Loomis, Hale,.
In the mean time- the best rush-job sketches are little perspective studies- rotate some cubes, cylinders and the like. I hate perspective, so little 5-10 minuet jobbies are great for holding my attention lol
Happy sketching
I really need to stop staying up to draw, it's affecting me =)
so many posts
great style you're having
Hi Kongfoowiz,
I made a paintover critique for you: //sta.sh/0cw7gz65v05
Some of your poses have too many conflicting line directions. Try to focus on a single statement, or action, within the pose of a character. This will make for a much stronger impact on the viewer.
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Very depressing week =(
Hi, don't feel depressed. You have a great work. Just keep doing what you love to do. I like your sketchbook very much. Cheers, from Brazil!
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cheers dude , you're doing great (especially with the girl portrait)
let's keep up !
Should be sleeping right now but I thought to do a few more strokes on this study to make it semi decent.


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Gem of a School! – I am relatively new to Eastside Christian School but I want to share what I've experienced so far. I used to drive by ECS frequently and I never realized that the school has 325 students and the campus is quite large. From my first interactions with the students, teachers, and parents, it was very apparent that ECS is focused on two important missions: teaching and nurturing children and young adults as they grow academically and as Christians. Now that I'm here, I see examples every day of our efforts to support each individual student's learning at the highest level. I also see students experiencing daily interactions that focus on their faith, their values, and their better understanding of the Bible. I'm obviously biased, but I can honestly say that this is a wonderful school, the kids here are bright, respectful, and nice, and if you're looking for a Christian based, strong academically minded program for your child, you need to give ECS a look. Mark Migliore Principal Eastside Christian School
ECS - Excellent! – Eastside Christian School provides students with an exceptional place to grow and develop intellectually, spiritually, socially, and physically. This is my first year teaching at ECS. Serving as a member of the outstanding educational team at Eastside Christian School is a true joy and honor. Teachers at ECS are passionate about teaching the whole child and providing support in order to see students succeed. In short, one walking through the doors of ECS quickly discovers that this is more than a school
Great School, great family! – Eastside Christian is more than a school, it is a family. We have been part of this family for 6 years. My kids started as 3 and 4 year olds, and now they are in the fourth and fifth grades. In addition to that, I am a teacher at ECS. We are pleased with every aspect of our school. My kids are enjoying academic success, growing in God
Great School!!! – I am currently in my fourth year of teaching at ECS. This school is truly a special place. The academics are top notch, the Christian environment is second to none, and the school community is a fantastic place to have your child educated. Kids leave this place at a whole nother level academically and spiritually. I would strongly consider sending your child to Eastside Christian School!
Blessed by this school! – What a blessing ECS has been... and this is only our second year here! We have a 1st grader in Ms. Lee's class... love her!... and a preschooler in Mrs. Marci's class too... she is wonderful! God's love is definitely apparent all around campus.. from the staff to the teachers... to the older kids caring for the younger ones! Love the chapel time... and love that God's truths through his word is being taught to the kids! What an incredible place to build a solid foundation on the Lord!
Best Kept Secret in Christian Education on the Eastside! – If you want an excellent Christian education (Chritian not in name only) with challenging academics and a proven, long standing record of great test scores, look no further. This school has been at it's convenient location right off of I-90 (near Bellevue College) since 1969-- so it's rich in history and boasts many staff who've been there 10+ years-- many with their masters and with all state certified, committed Christian teachers! Plenty of offerings with sports, art, music, band, drama, foreign language, technology, fantastic chapels, hot lunch,before/after school enrichment, uniforms, and a warm and welcoming down-to-earth community. My children attended Preschool to 8th grade and were exceptionally well prepared socially, academically, and spirtually for high school and college. This is a special place and I'm proud to work there and even more blessed and grateful that my children benefitted from being there. I highly recommend this school with no reservations.
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Halibut and Chorizo Stew with Garlic Toasts
2 teaspoons olive oil, divided
2 ounces Spanish chorizo sausage, diced
1 cup chopped onion
3 garlic cloves, sliced
1/2 cup dry sherry
1/2 cup fat-free, lower-sodium chicken broth
1 1/2 tablespoons chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1 (28-ounce) can no-salt-added diced tomatoes, drained
1 (15-ounce) can no-salt-added chickpeas (garbanzo beans), rinsed and drained
4 (5-ounce) skinless halibut fillets
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The charge stems from the June 8 shooting death of 23-year-old Joel Flores, who was found shot to death outside of the Rosemont at University Park Apartments.
Sgt. Javier Salazar of the San Antonio Police Department said a tip led homicide detectives to Segovia early Thursday morning.
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We plan to replace the vanity and the flooring soon, so we didn't bother to mess with those just yet (but I wanted to, ha!)
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Your powder room looks AMAZING!!!! You have such a knack for picking colors that go well. I would do an accent wall in our bedroom of Orient Allover. Such a hard choice!!!
It looks FANTASTIC!!! Can I stick you in a box and FedEx you down to Alabama to do mine next? As far as the stencils, I'm absolutely in love with the chevron stencil they have too. Crazy about chevron.
As usual, your project is amazing! I would love to try the Rabat Allover stencil in our mudroom that we plan to work on this summer! I love all those stencils though!
I love it! I'd like to use the same stencil you did for my kitchen back splash. Looking forward to the color/tips post!
It looks wonderful! You got the room done so fast, too. I have that same basket on the toilet. It's handy for a small bathroom.
Beautiful work as always!! You are just amazing! After looking through all the stencils if I had to choose just one I would choose the SIMPLE RHYME ALLOVER STENCIL
LOVE the Anna Demask Stencil. It would be perfect for by Master bedroom redo.
Great job! I like the soft colors:)
I like the pebbles allover stencil. I would use it in the kitchen just like they did in the photo.
It's so beautiful!
Love it.
It's so beautiful!
Love it.
I am loving the Casablanca craft stencil. Your powder room looks amazing!
I love the Sakura and birds stencil!
Your powder room seriously looks like it belongs in a magazine.
loved it.
I've always loved stenciled walls. I especially love the Moroccan designs the Cutting Edge offers.
I love it! Would like the marrekah trellis!
I'd like to try the simple rhyme allover stencil! Your powder room is gorgeous!
My daughter and I are redoing her room and had been to this site recently and she loves the Vintage Paisley stencil. Love your room – super job!!
Love love love. I am so glad I learned about this company. I have been wanting to do an accent wall in the master bedroom and walls in the bathroom.
I can't decide what stencil I would do there are so many.
SuperCute! I'd Like To Redo Our Bathroom Too!
I just stenciled my guest bedroom and I'm now eying down the foyer….
I just stenciled my guest bedroom and I'm now eying down the foyer….
I would love the chevron stencil to do my foyer!
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you always impress me enormously. I wish I was Hayley =P
you always impress me enormously. I wish I was Hayley =P
I'd love to try the Chevron Stencil pattern. I know it's soo over-popular right now, but i still love it.
It is fantastic!!
I am liking the fishscale stencil
The powder room is fantastic! This is much, much better than wallpaper, and is easily customizable! Love the little red accents in the room also. I'd like to try the Spring Songbirds as a backdrop instead of a headboard in my bedroom. Gorgeous!
How lovely! I'm digging the Leaf Stencil as well, I'd like to try it out on a table we just scored!
I would LOVE to have the chevron stencil! Your Powder room turned out beautiful!
Love this stencil and great colors!
I would love the Marrakech Trellis Allover Stencil for my living room!
Oh, I would love their Tree and bird stencil. There are so many to choose from, what a great site. I think I would use this stencil to make a family tree on our living room wall, and a cute bird tree in our son's room. Thanks for the heads up on this site
I love the kerry damask and chevron!!
I love the Tribe allover stencil, I think it would look awesome in my teenage son's room.
Love the soft tones. The shelves with accent pieces look great!
Love the soft tones. The shelves with accent pieces look great!
That looks great! I need to do this to my hall bath. It has wallpaper and is soooo outdated. I would love to use a casablanca design.
Stenciling has gone to a whole new level…I remember my Mom stenciling borders, etc and my sister-in-law stenciling small items in the baby's room but nothing like this! These stencil are so classy and make a huge impact, for sure. Thank you for the opportunity. I think your family room and powder room look awesome!
It looks amazing! I love the Rabat allover design for my bathroom.
Looks FABULOUS!!! I'm all about Casablanca and Oasis, myself! Great work, Hayley!
Looks FABULOUS!!! I'm all about Casablanca and Oasis, myself! Great work, Hayley!
I love the Birch Forest allover stencil!
I like all of them, but the Kagami Allover Stencil is really neat and different. If we do the office, I might use the Parsley Blooms one tone-on-tone for a calm vibe.
I love the allover paisley stencil!
Wow, i just found you through the sew mama sew blog…this is so gorgeous, love that powder room. It looks like something from a magazine.
The bathroom looks great! I like the herringbone and nagoya.
I would love to try the Rachel's Garden Allover stencil in our foyer… your powder room turned out beautiful!
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As always, you're decorating is amazing!
Love the all over birch tree stencil!
I love them all! I think the tree is my favorite though.
Your powder room looks great. I love the hourglass stencil.
I would choose the Chevron stencil.
Your bathroom looks great! It's a hard choice, but I think I would go with their Herringbone Allover Stencil.
I just recently discovered then and I am just dying to try their chevron stencil.
looks awesome! love the touches of red!
Love your powder room!!! Love the dandelion stencil angelgenius27(at)yahoo(dot)com
I love your stencils! How beautiful!
How beautiful! Your stenciled wall looks fabulous!!!! Beautiful!
I like the Zagora Allover Stencil. I'd love to use it to redo our currently bright red basement powder room!
Your powder room looks awesome! We are in the process of buying our very first house and I am starting to p,an what we are going to do after closing. I love love the Wild Berry Damask stencil. I could totally see that in my guest bedroom.
I love the dandelion stencil!
This is absolutely AWESOME thanks! I want to try this so bad yours turned out amazing. I have lots of painting to do and would love to stencil a couple of rooms.
This is absolutely AWESOME thanks! I want to try this so bad yours turned out amazing. I have lots of painting to do and would love to stencil a couple of rooms.
You are so talented! I love everything you do!
I love the Vintage Paisley stencils… Perfect for the powder room!
I would love the chevron!
Love the lighter colors. It looks so much larger and open. Great job!


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Ok another dumb topic from the dumbass Mischo someone will say but wait…
So I didn't had i-net connection for 4 days. Today I finally succeeded to find the provider guys in their office with a bottle o' vodka and we had this conversation:
I: "Hell, why?!"
They: "Well we turned off your connection because you've not paid your bill!"
I: "Ok, so should i come and pay it?"
They: "No you have 10 days more… we'll turn it on right away!"
Personaly I don't have a comment for that since i'm getting pretty used to such stuff.. besides it's only two years till emigration….


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Capt. A.J. Benefield, Heflin's interim police chief, said the crash occurred at 1:27 p.m. Friday at the intersection of Almon Street and Tumblin Mill Road. He said a 48-year-old woman from Randolph County was taken to Regional Medical Center.
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Please visit our new website at www.xaviermission.org for all information regarding Xavier Mission and our programs, projects, volunteering, and donating.
Xavier Mission is the new 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that was born from the outreach programs of the Church of St. Francis Xavier. The roots of social justice at Xavier date back to early Jesuit outreach efforts to mid-19th century immigrants on New York's Lower East Side. In the early 1980s during the recession, concerned parishioners of the Church began providing food and shelter in response to the plight of their fellow New Yorkers. Today, more than a quarter of a century later, our five programs are now operating collectively as Xavier Mission Inc., a multi-service community outreach organization housed at the Church of St. Francis Xavier.
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Chefs des Chefs Event at Xavier
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GLOUCESTER — The 21st Annual Gloucester Mardi Gras, named the top event in N.C. for the month of February by Our State magazine, will take place on Feb. 9, at 476 Pigott Rd, Gloucester from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sponsored by the Unknown Tongues Cajun-Zydeco band, Gloucester Mardi Gras features dancing to live music all day, including a Cajun dance and children's King and Queen march and bead toss around 3 p.m. Gumbo and fried turkey is served by early afternoon, announced by a "Fool's Procession." Feathered mask and hat-making is available for kids and grownups alike. Costumes are welcome.
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PINE KNOLL SHORES — N.C. Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores once again teams up with top restaurants to dish up recipes and tips on selecting and preparing fresh, seasonal, local seafood. Succulent Seafood sessions are scheduled for selected Mondays and occasionally other days of the week at Aquarium staff members share information on the life cycles and habitats of featured seafood species. Chefs provide favorite recipes and insights on preparing finfish, shellfish and crustaceans. A taste test of the featured dish tops off each gathering. Succulent Seafood is for ages 12 and up; $15 per person, per session. Advance registration is required. Call 252-247-4003 for more information. The current line-up includes: Feb. 4 – Ruddy Duck Tavern, Morehead City; Feb. 11 – Windansea, Morehead City; Feb. 25 – Amos Mosquito's, Atlantic Beach; March 18 – McCurdy's, Atlantic Beach.
SWANSBORO — Enjoy live music at the Seaside Arts Council Performing Arts Series at the Swansboro Town Hall Annex, located at 601 W. Corbett Ave. Ginger Garner will perform Jazz on Feb. 16 at 6 p.m. Tickets and membership applications for the Seaside Arts Council Performing Arts Series are available at Emerald Isle Town Hall and Swansboro Area Chamber of Commerce or visit seasideartscouncil.com.
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Auerbach, Nina. Ellen Terry: Player in Her Time. NY: W.W. Norton, 1987.
Craig, Edith and Christopher St. John, eds. Ellen Terry's Memoirs. London: Victor Gollancz, 1933.
Craig, Edith and Christopher St. John, eds. Ellen Terry's Memoirs. NY: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1932.
Craig, Edward Gordon. Ellen Terry and Her Secret Self. London: Sampson Low, Marston, [1931].
Fecher, Constance. Bright Star: A Portrait of Ellen Terry. NY: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1970.
Hiatt, Charles. Ellen Terry and Her Impersonations. London: George Bell and Sons, 1899.
Lucas, Audrey. Smallhythe: Ellen Terry's House. Plaistow, England; National Trust (Curwen Press), nd. Pamphlet.
Manvell, Roger. Ellen Terry. NY: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1968.
Melville, Joy. Ellen and Edy: A Biography of Ellen Terry and Her Daughter, Edith Craig, 1847-1947. London: Pandora, 1987.
Pemberton, T. Edgar. Ellen Terry and Her Sisters. London: C. Arthur Pearson, 1902.
Prideaux, Tom. Love or Nothing: The Life and Times of Ellen Terry. NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1975.
Steen, Marguerite. A Pride of Terrys. London: Longmans, Green, 1962.
St. John, Christopher. Ellen Terry: A Short Biography (booklet). 1947. Reprint. Canterbury: J.A. Jennings, 1968.
Terry, Ellen. The Story of My Life. NY: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1909.
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AMY- I can do men's haircuts no problem under 30 min., sometimes 20 min. The few times that I've done foiling, the staff has been quite intrigued by my application and quite impressed on how well it turns out. It's so funny b/c the first time I did it, the Manager was like..."you're never supposed to start at the front"..and I went and explained to him why we start at the front. Anyways, he was quite impressed with the result.
VANESSA- I love coming into school every single day I feel like this is the greatest learning environment to be in.
BETHANY- WowMichael! ...amazing! Thank you for showing me all the tricks ;) I'm loving this so much!
TERESA-Just wanted to you guys how things are going for me. I have been training at Firefly salon since the end of January with Jeremy. I booked models back to back all day long and I got really good at men's cuts and highliting , styling women's hair. He gave me an exam today and he said I am working as a stylist starting March 25th. They gave me fulltime, and said that I really progressed quickly.
I also wanted to thank you Devon, for believing in me when not many others did. You taught me so much and you are a NICE guy! If you are ever in South Surrey, come say hello.
CAMIA- If you're thinking of starting a career in hair, DON'T HESITATE! The curriculum is always reaching new heights and the one on one instruction you receive from REAL salon stylists consistently pushes you to reach your full potential. Pursue your gut, get in touch with the school and find out what makes them so unique! I promise, you won't regret it :)
BRAE- I just wanted to let you know that I've really been enjoying the program, and working with clients has been exciting and a great experience so far. Based on my time at your school I can only imagine working at one of your salons would be awesome!
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You're always welcome to attend one of the workshops or join the weekly Thursday meetings, the hack nights or the other awesome get-together events. Want to get involved? See the contact page for our location, mailing list, twitter bird, irc channel and more much more.
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Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, the spiritual head of the Ground Zero mosque known as Cordoba House, is continuing to manipulate the pliable mainstream media to serve his deceptive ends.
Appearing on CBS' "60 Minutes" last Sunday, Rauf tried to put a happy face on his towering Islamic mega-mosque/community center:
It's the right thing to do. Our community wants it. And now America needs it. And the Muslim world needs it.
Rauf is right when he says that the "Muslim world needs" his Cordoba House to be built right in the shadow of Ground Zero - for its own self-glorification. It would serve as what the imam once called an "icon" to make the whole Muslim world proud.
However, the majority of the New York City community does not want this monument to Islamic victory built so close to Ground Zero. Nor does America need it. Opponents of the location of the Cordoba House are not the ones who need a lesson in religious tolerance. Rauf and his co-believers in the supremacy of sharia (Islamic law) are the ones lacking in mutual tolerance and respect for others.
In short, Iman Rauf, we do not need your condescension or your Ground Zero mosque.
Pam Geller, whose blog "Atlas Shrugs" continues to expose Imam Rauf's duplicity, said it best when she was interviewed on the same "60 Minutes" show:
You don't build a 15-story mega mosque at Ground Zero and say that's it's healing. Don't spit in my face and tell me it's raining.
In fact, we saw the kind of in-your-face, truth-to-power journalism on "The Factor" last night that "60 Minutes" used to be known for. A Fox News producer caught up with Faiz Khan and asked him some pointed questions about his association with Imam Rauf, to which Khan mumbled some replies that were designed to give his associate Imam Rauf some cover.
Instead, in his "60 Minutes" interview Imam Rauf was given the opportunity to feign heart-felt sympathies for the loved ones of those who perished on 9/11 during his "60 Minutes" interview:
I pray for the souls of your lost loved ones. If 9/11 happens there again, I want to be the first to die. Muslims want to stand right there to say that we are here.


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PORTLAND — Mercy Hospital had an unusual visitor early Friday: a young gray seal that managed to negotiate the Fore River Parkway and climb the hill to the hospital's main entrance.
The young gray seal that was found on the doorstep of Mercy Hospital in Portland early Friday morning.
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A gray seal makes its way back to the Fore River after showing up on the doorstep of Mercy Hospital in Portland on Friday.
The seal was discovered about 4 a.m. by a crew with Seabreeze Property Service, which maintains the hospital grounds and was there to clear snow.
"When I first saw it, it looked like somebody snuggled up in a blanket, wiggling around," said Mike Therrien of Buxton, who works with the company.
Therrien said the seal, almost 3 feet long, appeared to be bleeding slightly from the mouth. That may have been because the seal was eating snow and ice, the workers were told later.
When the female, only a few months old, started working her way farther inland, Therrien and three other workers blocked its path.
"We sort of guided it back down the hill," across the street and into the Fore River, he said. "It lunged a few times at my shovel."
The seal seemed to resist the bare pavement, but when the workers used shovels to put snow in front of it, the seal quickly slid over it, he said.
It appeared oblivious to the dangers of the road and "really didn't seem too interested to be back in the water," Therrien said.
But once it was in the river, the seal swam off, he said. It all happened within about 25 minutes.
When they discovered the seal, the workers notified hospital security, which called Portland police, who then notified Marine Mammals of Maine.
The organization's executive director, Lynda Doughty, started to come in from Phippsburg, but by the time she got to Yarmouth, the seal was back in the water.
Doughty said it's not unusual for seals to pull themselves out of the water to rest or regulate their temperature. They need to be in the water only to feed, and sometimes they need a break, she said.
Marine-mammal groups say people who discover seals should generally leave them alone.
If a seal appears injured or sick, a person should notify one of the organizations that responds to distressed seals.
In southern Maine, Marine Mammals of Maine can be contacted at (800) 532-9551.
"This time of year, the species that we deal with tend to be a little wayward. Sometimes they just get a little off track," Doughty said.
Gray seals are born in the period from January to March and stay with their mothers for three weeks, she said.
"The species we see this time of year are a little hardier than the harbor seals born in early summer," she said. "They have more of an attitude. They're well suited to the conditions we see this time of year.
"We just responded to a young gray seal this week on the back porch of somebody's cottage in Cape Elizabeth," Doughty said.
The male seal was taken to the University of New England's Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center in Biddeford, according to the group's Facebook page.
Doughty said marine-mammal responders like to get an assessment of a seal and its condition before deciding what to do with it, in case it needs rehabilitation.
"Most people are well meaning in trying to help the animal," she said, but it's usually best to leave it where it is.
She said it's unlikely that she would have left the seal at the hospital entrance, and if it was healthy she would have helped it back to the water.
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The dentists on Orlando magazine's 2012 Top Dentists list were chosen among the finest in the area by their local peers. topDentists,™ LLC, a national evaluation firm, conducted an extensive survey, asking local dentists, "If you had a patient in need of a dentist, to whom would you refer him or her?''
Dentists and specialists were asked to take into consideration years of experience, continuing education, manner with patients, use of new techniques and technologies, and physical results.
Our 2012 list features nearly 200 dentists in seven specialty areas. Of course there are many fine dentists who are not included in this representative list. It is intended as a sampling of the great body of talent in the field of dentistry. A dentist's inclusion on the list is based on the subjective judgments of his or her fellow dentists.
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Q: What are the main causes of bad breath, and what are the best ways to combat/prevent it?
Dr. Aileen Trivedi, Fine Dentistry of Downtown Orlando: "There are many factors that cause bad breath. Some of the most common are secondary to periodontal disease, or the disease of your gums and sustaining structures that hold your teeth in place—the bone and the ligaments. Bacteria in your gums can irreversibly destroy these structures and if left unattended will cause accumulation of dead tissue within the crevices of the gum line, leading to inflammation, bleeding and bad breath.
"The best therapy is preventative. Visit your dentist periodically and have your teeth, gums and bone examined. Follow the recommended treatment and, most importantly, do not let your insurance company dictate what you need. Many patients require complex periodontal care and a routine cleaning will not suffice. Always seek the professional who has the latest in both knowledge and equipment when looking for a cure. Needleless anesthesia, time-release antibiotics and non-surgical intervention are some of the resources available to dentists to help combat bad breath."
Q: Can patients get crowns without having to get plaster molds done first?
Dr. John Cervenka, Southpark Dental Group, Orlando: "Yes. There is technology that allows dental restorations to be completed in one visit. These systems are less invasive and save more of the healthy tooth structure. A digital scan of the tooth replaces the uncomfortable, traditional impressions previously needed.
"The system we use in our office is called the CEREC, which is a computer-aided design system used to restore damaged teeth. It can produce crowns, veneers, inlays and overlays with unprecedented precision.
"The restoration is made of 100 percent porcelain and mimics the appearance and strength of natural tooth enamel. It transmits light and produces a natural, not opaque, restoration. Newer, stronger ceramic materials are now in use. Due to the strength of these materials, we can now eliminate the need for gold or metal restorations.
"In one office visit, a digital scan is taken and automatically sent to a computer. In the computer, the dentist designs the restoration chair-side, allowing the patient to view the process. Next, a block of porcelain is placed in a machine where the restoration is milled. Once the restoration is complete, the dentist bonds the restoration to the tooth. This type of dental CAD/CAM system is becoming more commonplace in dental offices."
Q: Are there particular types
Dr. Carlos Bertot, Pediatric Dentistry of Central Florida, Maitland: "When it comes to selecting toothpaste for a child, it is most important to consider the age of the child. Teeth should be cleansed as soon as they erupt. However, children under the age of 2 should only use non-fluoridated toothpaste, unless recommended otherwise by the child's dentist. Children ages 2-5 should begin using fluoride-containing toothpastes; the amount placed on the brush should not exceed the size of a pencil eraser head. After age 6, the amount can increase to cover roughly half of the toothbrush being used. Beyond this guideline, mildly abrasive toothpaste and a soft toothbrush should always be used. Lastly, parents should know that most children under the age of 8 do not have the dexterity to effectively brush their teeth. It is important to help and work with your child to teach good brushing habits."
Q: What's the relationship between plaque and heart disease, and what is the most effective treatment to combat plaque buildup?
Dr. Tim Tiralosi, Heathrow: "There are several ways in which periodontal disease and heart disease are linked. Oral bacteria that exist in dental plaque can enter the bloodstream, attaching to fatty plaques in the blood vessels and contributing to clot formation. This clot formation can obstruct normal blood flow, restricting the amount of nutrients and oxygen required for the heart to function, and lead to heart attacks. In addition, inflammation caused by plaque buildup in individuals not suffering from periodontal disease can enter the bloodstream and have a similar effect on the arteries, leading to heart disease. Another effect is that the inflammation caused by periodontal disease increases plaque buildup, which may contribute to swelling of the arteries. Researchers have found that people with periodontal disease are almost twice as likely to suffer from coronary artery disease as those without periodontal disease.
"To prevent periodontal disease and promote a healthy heart, the American Dental Association recommends regular dental exams and cleanings twice a year for those not suffering from periodontal disease, and more frequently (three to four times a year) for those with active or a history of periodontal disease. Daily home care, consisting of brushing and flossing, will maintain your mouth until your regular professional dental care appointment."
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I got in an accident about 3.5 years ago and even though my teeth didn't fall out (thank god), they moved around and I had to get 5 root canals done on the front teeth (2 on top, 3 on the bottom).
I started the ortho treatment as soon the gums and teeth healed. I had to have my wisdom teeth as well as some other two teeth (#4 on the bottom both sides) pulled. I have had my braces for about 3 years now. The top ones seem to be moving fine, the bottom teeth on the injured side don't move. The doctor put a screw in the jaw bone and tried to use that to move the teeth, but that didn't work. He is suggesting I do the surgery, the bone grafting... I am very skeptical about that procedure and am looking for other ways to move the tooth. Needless to say it is very expensive.
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My mom always has these really overprotective rules for me. I'm not allowed to date before I'm 16 and I can't walk around the mall JUST with my friends! I've told her many times that I'm more responsible than she's giving me credit for, but she doesn't believe me. And my dad is no help at all in this department. What can I do?
Hey hunnie, allow me to introduce you to the beauty of compromise. You and your mom are never going to agree on every single little thing. Believe me, I'm 21 and my mom and I still don't see eye-to-eye on everything. Your mom, like my mom, only wants what's best for you even though it may seem at times like she's being overprotective. But, after all, she's your mama! Her JOB is to protect you.
But sometimes our mothers may overdo it, and this is when compromise comes in to play. Wanna walk around the mall? Have your friends over to your house one weekend so your mama can get to know them better. This will help her trust you and your friends.
And you're not allowed to date until you turn 16? What if you went out on a group date? Your mom may be more willing to let you go out with your crush with a group of your girlfriends she already knows. Just remember not to miss your curfew.
When your mother sees how responsible and trustworthy you are, she'll be more likely to bend the rules every once in a while. But you have to earn (and keep!) her trust by following the rules at all times. In time, your madre will begin to see how grown-up you're getting. But you'll always be her baby. And, sometimes, that's not so bad. Best of luck, girly!
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smcj wrote:catmoon wrote:There used to be a Mt. Sumeru in Africa, according to Google maps. But I just checked and it isn't there any more!
There's a Mt. Meru in western Africa. I read newspaper clip about an airplane crashing into it.
Ben Yuan wrote:The Kamadhatu/Desire Realm:
This is to scale as described in the Abhidharmakośabhāṣyam.
You can figure out what and where everything is with these:
I also made images for the form and formless realms, but I'm afraid the distances described are so vast as to render the pictures somewhat uninteresting expanses of space.
And no, nothing in this picture is supposed to be "immaterial" from our perspective. It is all rupa, form. That does not mean we have to try and figure out its location. Not everything needs to be presumed true prior to investigation. On the other hand, if you enjoy reveling in fantasy and mythological cosmologies, this can be a whole load of fun to imagine (and in the end, that's the point of it "all," isn't it?).
The heading Kamadhatu is incorrect, because You have the Rupadhatu and Arupyadhatu there as well. Albeit Vasubandhu says that the Arupyadhatus are not situated anywhere specific, because of their nature of infinity.
Ben Yuan wrote:As for more than 3 dimensions, you'll have to explain that one to me. As far as I am concerned, there's height, breadth and extension.
Ben Yuan wrote:Perhaps, but I still feel it is unnecessary to try to read too much science into it.
Ben Yuan wrote:I see no reason to force through the idea that they have to "actually" "be" somewhere. They could just not exist. Ultimately, they arise for the same reasons everything else does - mental formations. It doesn't mean much to say something exists or doesn't exist when you are talking in Buddhist terms - everything arises dependent on causes and conditions. When the conditions are not there, they do not arise.
Moreover, nowhere do I see any necessity in the idea that the result of conditions which do not exist, has to exist. If the conditions are not present, the result simply is not present. If the conditions are present, the result is present. Why is it so necessary that all the realms as put forth in the Abhidharma and Sutras have to have all of the conditions required for their arising present? It is not necessary at all - though it may very well be the case that the conditions are present.
On the simple level however, if we are arguing for the non-corporeality of something, we are not discussing stuff in the 'form' realm. It is simple, form consists of the four elements: earth, fire, water, air.
Aemilius wrote:This doesn't mean that nothing extraordinary exists. It is dull and boring to take away all yakshas, devas, asuras, etc from the Dharma. It is also contrary to the truth, in my opinion.
Ben Yuan wrote:Those are nice diagrams.
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Chattanooga's lawsuit against River City Co. and two contract firms over expensive repairs to the Passage was tossed out of court this week even as expenses continue to shoot up.
Staff Photo by Angela Lewis/Chattanooga Times Free Press Repairs may be necessary for the boat dock area near the Passage.
Hamilton County Circuit Court Judge Jacqueline Bolton dismissed the 2009 lawsuit Tuesday, saying it was filed after the three-year statute of limitations expired.
"The plaintiff failed to timely file within the appropriate statutory time period, and accordingly this court lacks jurisdiction to hear this case," Judge Bolton wrote.
City Attorney Mike McMahan said Wednesday he will ask Chattanooga and the Community Downtown Redevelopment Corp. to appeal the case.
But River City Executive Director Kim White said she hopes the city won't appeal. If the city and Chattanooga Downtown Redevelopment Corp., which is in charge of the riverfront project, let the appeal stand, she said, River City and the partners, Hargreaves Associates Inc. and Continental Construction Co., would consider dropping their countersuit.
"The last thing we want to do is tie this up in litigation and lawsuits," she said. "I hope they would reconsider."
Also this week, the city said that a study of concrete problems at the water's edge on the waterfront would cost $610,000, double the estimate given four months ago. The study has been bid out to consultant HDR Inc., and the City Council will vote on a resolution authorizing the study Tuesday night.
The $120 million waterfront project opened in 2005. Electrical and safety problems in the Passage and erosion and concrete cracking on the waterfront around Ross's Landing began showing up in 2007, city officials have said.
The city sued River City Co., Hargreaves and Continental in 2009 to recover the costs of fixing the areas. The three private companies filed a countersuit.
But Bolton said in her ruling the city should have considered the problems started in 2005 when it first noticed tiles falling off the walls of the Passage.
City officials estimated a comprehensive study of the waterfront edge would cost around $300,000 and fixing it would cost about $1 million.
Public Works Administrator Steve Leach said Tuesday the initial cost rose because the proposed study was expanded.
"We lengthened the area," he said. "We broadened out where we were looking at."
Parks and Recreation Director Larry Zehnder said the city added an examination of electrical and pumping systems in the riverfront park.
"If we were going to get to the bottom of the problems, that was one thing that was missed," Zehnder said.
The cost of fixing the waterfront is approaching $2.3 million, city officials said: $1.5 million for the Passage; 200,000 for other studies and now $610,000 for the concrete survey.
That doesn't count the cost of actually fixing the concrete edge.
McMahan said tax dollars would have to pay for the fixes, if Bolton's ruling is not overturned.
"If her opinion stays, that's correct," he said. "But an appeal is certainly in the offing."
Is it just me or does the Chattanooga City Government remind anyone else of how the Soviets ran things? Thank goodness they don't have a Chernobyl to melt down.
But King Ron of Littlemind sure had his lawyers ready for the recall....
Lookout Judge! Littlfield will try to find a way to move your courtroom next!
Where's the outrage at the cronyism between politicians and the well-connected contractors who did such shoddy work? Where's the investigation into the Chattanooga city(and state) inspectors and engineers charged with the over-sight of the project who were obviously not doing their jobs? Was someone bought off?


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R.L. "Chip" Lindsey has worked in informal science for 30 years. His career began at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History as a high school volunteer and part-time staff member. The years at FWMSH spanned curatorial, education, and program positions to become the Vice President of Creative Development. Chip became the Associate Director of the Don Harrington Discovery Center in Amarillo Texas in 2007 and now is the executive director of ScienceWorks Hands-on Museum in Ashland, Oregon. He holds a B.S. in Biology from Texas A&M and M.Ed in Education Collaboration and Research from Texas Christian University.
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