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Bozeman hotel with an indoor pool
Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to Gallatin County Pioneer Museum, Bridger Creek Golf Course, and Emerson Centre for the Arts and Culture. Also nearby are Lindley Park and Montana Arboretum and Gardens.
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At Hampton Inn Bozeman, recreational amenities include an indoor pool and a spa tub. The hotel also features a roundtrip airport shuttle and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Hampton Inn Bozeman provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center, audiovisual equipment, and a meeting/conference room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Event facilities measure 390 square feet (35 square meters). A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours. This Bozeman hotel also offers a safe deposit box at the front desk and air conditioning in public areas. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour fitness facilities
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- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 390
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 35
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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We've combined classic Kenyan roses and Oriental lilies with delicate wax flower and pretty lisianthus to create this elegant hand-tied. The soft pink hues of these beautiful flowers make this an irresistably feminine gift that is sure to delight.Featuring 6 Aqua Kenyan roses, 4 pink waxflower, 4 pink double lisianthus and 2 pink Oriental lillies hand-tied with pittosporum.Please note: Vase not included.
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A beautiful bouquet, the quality and freshness of the flowers was fab. I received text alerts to let me know the bouquet was on its way, and a week later the flowers are still lovely.
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Arrived on time, beautiful
By Unhappy Bunny
from Bromsgrove
The quality of the lisianthus was very poor, dried up and brown in colour, certainly not the vibrant bouquet advertised on the picture. This was an early Mother's Day gift and as I had read excellent reviews I decided to go ahead. I will certainly think twice before ordering online for flowers next time. Feeling very disappointed that my Mother received such a poor quality gift. Should have stuck to Chocolates!
Bottom Line Recommend to a friend? NO
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By raq
from Chester
Excellent value for money
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By Shaz
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My friend loved them, she was thoroughly surprised and the content within the bouquet was very good. The individual stems were fresh and vibrant.Service and delivery were excellent arrived mid morning which was great. Would definitely use inter flora again , I do not know the specific shop from which they were sent but from her comments it seems they lived up to expectations. Thank you so much.
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Have used interflora for a few years and always delivery on ime with goo service.
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from Northamptonshire
Brought these as a get well surprise. Had an email to say recipient was not at home so failed delivery. The flowers had actually been left on the doorstep in the bad weather.Friend send a photo to me and they just look awful. Very disappointing!!
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I order two lots of Flower for mum and mum in law just to say thanks for being great.Both loved them.
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I ordered a bouquet of flowers for my mum for her birthday. The bouquet was received very efficiently on the morning of my mum's birthday, and were absolutely beautiful, well worth the price paid for them, extremely fresh and well presented. Definitely a lovely gift for any occasion for a great price.
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I decided to send my Mum some flowers, it wasn't her birthday or anniversary or any special event other than she is my Mum!The flowers were gorgeous and apparently the smell is the first thing that greets her every day since after coming home from work.


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"Awakenings and Beginnings" by Rubans Rouges Dance Company
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"Awakenings and Beginnings 2014 Dance Festival" presented by Rubans Rouges Dance Company annually in downtown Los Angeles at Diavolo Space has sold out every year. 2014's two performances featured: Invertigo Dance The...
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Give your next event a festive touch of color with our White Lumi-Loon Pro Balloons with Multi-Color Lights! These colorful white Lumi-Loons are perfect for parties, parades, fundraisers, and any other celebrations where you want to light up the night in style! Our white Lumi-Loons have an all-in-one unit with an easy-fill, one-way valve and an attached 6-foot ribbon that makes the light up multi-color balloons a party planner's dream! Fill these light up multi-color balloons with a helium tank or compressed air supply with a black latex straight inflator and they'll be ready for any event in no time. Please note, the patent pending valve creates a very tight seal to stop air from leaking out but also prevents the balloon from being inflated by mouth. Inside each white Lumi-Loon are 3 high-powered LEDs—1 red, 1 green, and 1 blue—that can be set to seven individual color modes and 2 color changing modes to light up the night in style! Our White Lumi-Loon Pro Balloons with Multi-Color LED Lights are sold in bags of 10.
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These balloons worked perfect. They gave the room a vibe on its own. The kids loved them and were amazed by them
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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The Pro-Lumi White Balloons are the Best
By malchyt
from Brentwood, CA
I used these balloons to create centerpieces for large round tables in a ballroom. With the lights dimmed, it was a stunning sight! People were blown away - they never expected anything like these balloon!
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from Coamo, PR, USA
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Great and attractive product
By Capra
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Works great
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Something Different!!!
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from San Francisco,.CA
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I've purchased these items as part of my sons party favors. They reminded me of Disneyland and I was sooooo happy that I could bring a little of that to the children at my sons party. Too bad the party wasn't at night or over night...BUT hey my sons only turning 6! You know I will be coming to this website in the future.:-)
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from Frankfort, IL
I used the balloons for a graduation party for our two sons. Our family loved them, they were a big hit! Alos looking to use as Halloween props this fall!
By Party Planner
from MN
I haven't used them yet, but I love that you can reuse them over and over. That makes them a better value to me. I can't wait to decorate for our upcoming party.
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I used these balloons at a teen event at our church and they loved them! The balloons are huge, durable, and have inner multi-color changing lights. Plus, they come with ribbons already attached. The balloon spout is not that large, but they will work if held tightly to the helium tank. GREAT ITEM!!! I will definitely be using these for other future events.
By Satisfied Mom
from Louisville, Oh.
We used these balloons as an outdoor nighttime decoration for my daughter's "Sweet Sixteen Birthday Glow Party". They were attached to the outside corners of our tent and they worked perfectly. No problems with the balloons or the LED lights. (The only problem was when a thunder storm blew through and we had to take them down soon after dark. We just moved them into the house and after the party was over, we turned off the lights in the balloons and let out the helium so we can have them re-inflated and use them at another time.) We absolutely LOVED them.
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By Geeny Weeny
from Dickinson Texas
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We used these around a pool which we also lit with the Ice Cubes. The result was coordinated and very pretty at night. The batteries last a long time and the balloons are re usable.
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from South Pasadena,CA
These balloons were a hit to my party. When I got them I took off the balloon from the light and added ultra hifloat. You an get the hifloat at Party City. Then I put the balloon back on the light and filled it up and It lasted up to eight days straight. So want to make the balloon float longer add hifloat it really works!!!
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By Singhalong6975
from Plainfield, NJ
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My sons 5th birthday skate party. We kept turning off the lights in the room just to see the balloons illuminate. This was great. I got helium in them from the 99c store @ $.69 per balloon and definitely will use these in the future.
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By Honest is the best policy
from San Antonio, TX
Used these for a special event, my mother's 80th birthday dinner party--they really looked great and lasted the whole evening because we follwed the instructions on the package.
By Soccermom
from Little Rock, AR
I have looked at these for 2 years and finally bought them. So glad I did. A little pricy, but worth every penny. Used a regular helium tank bought from a party store. No problems at all filling them. Used all night, cut the lights off, and added just a little extra helium the next day and they were good to go for another full night. These are large balloons, so make sure you fill them enough and they work great. No problems at all with the 2 boxes I bought!!
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By Tess
from Grand Forks, ND
There is not a single event that couldn't be taken to the next level with these balloons! I found the instructions helpful, [...]The party store tried to short me on helium, but once the balloons were inflated they were stunning. I loved the color changing feature. Everyone asked where I got them, so I'm sure more business is on the way. Great Product!
Great hit for Sweet 16
By Mom da Bomb party planner
from Lunenburg, MA
These were a huge hit at a Sweet 16 party we threw for our daughter. The theme was neon/black light. The light up balloons provided great additional light, and the kids all loved them.
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By Toni
from Los Angeles
I had an adult glow in the dark party, and it was FABULOUS!!! I tide 3 Lumi-Balloons at the end of the drive way for my guest to spot the house, and that was just the beginning of being "wowed!" I lined the back yard gates with the multi-colored Lumi-Balloons (so the entire yard was enclosed w/flashing balloons), and i had the remainder of my flashing balloons loose in the house for a glow effect. My guest LOVED IT! Everyone commented that they had never seen the balloons before and were all very excited about how pretty they made the party look. We had black lights inside & strobe lights & Tiki lanterns outside, so the balloons enhanced every area of the party. Also, the balloons stayed inflated for apprx week & the light lasted is still working two weeks later. Amazing!! GREAT INVENTION! I will be ordering them again (and so will my many guests). Thanks!
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great colors!
By Sarah
from Camillus, NY
Great colors!
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By >Valerie<
from Jacksonville, FL
I am a party planner and a frequent shopper of your site. I usually buy the individual color lumi-loons for all of my events, but when I saw these I had to try them. I was just amazed at how vibrant and beautiful they are! What a good variety of color too!!
Beautiful effect in the dark
By Prom Mom
from Jasonville, Indiana
We used these as jelly fish hanging from the ceiling at our Jr/Sr prom grand march. I wish the lights were a little brighter, because you lost the effect with any other lights on. They looked awesome in the dark. They didn't seem to last as long as indicated on the box either.
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Firemin reviewed on 23 Nov 2009
Have had no particular dramas with this app. The only 'non responsive' events seem to be when my phone company's data feed fails rather than the app itself. It has the common things that I use on Facebook i.e. photos, birthdays, Wall/News, Notifications, Friends, Profile etc.[Version 3.03]
Firemin reviewed on 06 Nov 2009
Uses the iPhone's accelerometers to create movement based light sabre sounds. Hilarious fun for any Star Wars fan. Sweeping movements create the classic light sabre humming swoosh. Sudden movements simulate a strike or clashing light sabres. : )[Version 2.1]
Firemin reviewed on 29 Oct 2009
Audacity has been the audio app I keep coming back to when I want to fiddle with a file. Has worked fine for me on every 10.x OS including Snow Leopard. Imports and exports a range of formats. I've found it very useful for adjusting a files audio level so it plays louder on a phone, or even just to trim down a file to the bit I want.[Version 1.3.9]
Firemin reviewed on 29 Oct 2009
When I had a Nokia phone I used Salling's Clicker to make the phone a remote. Air Mouse is a great replacement now I've gone iPhone. In both Trackpad and Air modes it works well. I'm still fiddling with the sensitivity, but am happy with it so far. The four customisable key stroke combo's are very handy! Very useful app if you want to, for example, control a Keynote / Powerpoint presentation without having to stand at your computer![Version 1.5.5]
Firemin reviewed on 29 Oct 2009
I use Calico as my standard pano creator. It has generally produced better results than some of apps supplied with specific cameras. It hasn't always worked for me but that is probably more to do with my poor photography, not lining up multiple shots correctly : )[Version 1.5]
Firemin reviewed on 29 Oct 2009
GPSBabel has been part of my 'GPS Apps' folder ever since I got a Mac capable GPS. It does what it says: simple conversion of GPS files between formats. Very handy if you need to get data from a proprietary format into one that you can fiddle with, or, for example, convert to kml to view on Google Earth.[Version 1.3.7 beta 20090828]
The "Babel Fish" of GPS apps : )
The "Babel Fish" of GPS apps : )
Firemin reviewed on 29 Oct 2009
Designed to integrate with the GoodReader iPhone app, this provides an alternative to loading files to your iPhone by WiFi. Instead you use USB and get a GoodReaderUSB folder appear when you open GoodReader on your iPhone. It didn't really advertise all that in the promo, but it does it reasonably intuitively. The GoodReader iPhone app is quiet capable (as it claims) of handling reasonably large files in a variety of formats. GoodReaderUSB provides another handy way of getting your files to and from your iPhone.[Version 1.0.3]
firemin reviewed on 28 Apr 2009
Thorsten Lemke has been slowly tweaking and adding features to this fantastic app for years. Online support has been fantastic. Several versions ago, I did something unusual with a very large file that caused a crash and he worked very quickly to fix the cause. He offers a genuine shareware product not a half crippled version. It is THE program for opening a wide range of image formats. Despite regular updates, only 1 major revision has required an upgrade fee in the years that I've been using GCon. Thumbs up from Down Under![Version 6.4.1]
firemin reviewed on 09 Jul 2008
I've been using Bobcat since it's fairly early unstable beta's. The last few versions haven't caused me a single crash. It's great to have a decent GPS mapping program for the Mac that's free. Garmin seem to be more actively supporting Mac software now (several updates in recent weeks) I did have to convert maps from a Windoze machine but that's mainly because I'm using a free Aussie mapset "Shonkymaps". Bobcat seems quite stable with it. I've had reasonable success moving data between Google Earth and Bobcat via GPSBabel+.[Version 220.127.116.11]
I have found that "Active Log" track files seem to keep speed information whereas saved logs don't which is a nuisance for some of the MTB riding I like to log.
I have found that "Active Log" track files seem to keep speed information whereas saved logs don't which is a nuisance for some of the MTB riding I like to log.
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There's nothing exactly "Vegas" about LVL in terms of glitz or glamour, but it's easiest one of the most accessible and down-to-earth places to get drunk in Center City.
One of the only places in the Wash. Square neighborhood that is never crowded. The drinks are pennies, the jukebox is kickin' and the Spanish fries are caliente.
Great place to go with a friend, relaxed and always a good time. Friendly staff and great drinks :)
Fun Times – Atmosphere was great and employees where very friendly.
Great drafts, great Bartender! – One of my group of friends' and my favorite Monday nights stops, they have $4 Jameson shots and like the title says: Cheap, over-sized drafts...The bartender, Mike is a great guy, and always has his Nintendo Wii ready to play...
Off Da Hook! – Yo this place is what's up! We got cheap drinks, fine lookin waitresses, and sweet lil hunnies all over the place. Me and my boys will be back regularly to chill here! Best place in center city yo!
Who Knew? – I find Las Vegas lounge very comfortable. Sometimes I start my night there sometimes I end my night there. It's just what a neighborhood bar should be, unpretentious and familiar- oh and the food is good.
Needs Gordon Ramsey! – This is a very strange place to eat lunch. There is almost no one there eating lunch but the bar is packed with lowlife bar flies. I went with 2 other ladies and we felt woefully out of place and uncomfortable. The decor is repulsive, it looks like a New Orleans bordello threw up. The stereo was deafening. That being said, the waitress was very nice, she turned down the stereo on request, and the food was really very good. It is such a shame that we felt so uncomfortable with the decor and the atmosphere (and the clientele) that we will never set foot in the place again. It reminded me of a front where they look like they are in business but it's really just a place for the guys to drink. I half expected to see Tony Soprano! This is a shame as a good restaurant can do very well at this location, La Scala is across the street and bursting at the seams with patrons.
Should have been 5 Stars! – The Las Vegas Lounge was a unique experience. The service was pleasant and extremely efficient. The atmosphere was enjoyable! The crowd was friendly and handsome. The menu was modernly stylish. The cuisine was first-rate! I experienced flavor sensations that have been long forgotten by far too many watering holes. I live in the suburbs, and I crave this style of tavern in my neighborhood. However, the creepy crawlies in the place are running rampant. It is evident that sanitation is not a priority. This no doubt does offend the dining experience. Cleanliness is admired long before any exquisite menu, and dictates the extent to which the majority of "foodies" will venture into the unique depths of a chef's creativityt! Clean up and we will return to graciously satisfy a hunger that no suburban establishment can fill!
Not Bad – I can not tell if this bar was legendary at one point or if center city people have way too high of standards. However, reading the other reviews, it seems like either this place really aggrivated a number of the old regular customers, or some people have a personal vendetta against it that dates back to 2005. It also seems like the staff is trying to redeem the place by writing a few reviews themselves (it looks like these date back to 2005 as well). So please allow a non-partisan opinion. I had my first visit yesterday. I heard their advertisement on 104.5, and a few of my pals joined me for a visit. I don't know if I would feel comfortable ordering food there, but that's not what this place is about. It's a party bar. Go there drink and be merry! 6 of us did round after round of shots, drank a ton of beer, and our check was less than $100.00! The staff seemed nice, but I didn't really engage in conversation with them. They made my drinks and said thank you. I know it's center city and all, but what do you want from a bar? For a place like this, I just want cheap drinks, a place to sit down, and to be able to hear my friends talk. It supplied that. I don't know if I'd ever become a die hard regular, but I'll stop by if I'm in the area.
"Clean Up in Isle 7" – Very good music, nice menu, perverted crowd, and someone lost their cookies in the bathroom (It was still there when we left hours later). Take it or leave it.
Yesterday's Hangout – I was THE regular biotch in the window seat of the lounge for years. In my professional opinion it is definitely trying to change. The menu is much better, the inside looks much different (except for the walls like a vampires hideout). But it just seems like something is missing. The place is not nearly as fun as it was in the old days. Its become more or less the snooze button. Me and my girls used to go because you could meet a cute guy there. They really aren't there anymore...nobody is. They all hang at Time or Vintage now. They seem to be the new in the biz bars with the old crowd. I've always said that Eric (the gorgeous previous owner) was the cornerstone of the Lounge. I'm writing now because I just noticed that when they improved the facade they removed that cornerstone (we actually name a brick in the corner Eric). In terms of the food, I did try the mac n cheese. It was pretty good, but not as good as the last review made it out to be. I think mr. chefy is trying to talk himself up a bit anonymously.
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WASHINGTON — In a rapid and remarkable chain of events, Syria welcomed the idea of turning over all of its chemical weapons for destruction on Monday, and President Barack Obama, though expressing deep skepticism, declared it a "potentially a significant breakthrough" that could head off the threats of U.S. air strikes that have set the world on edge.
Mustafa Abu Bekir, 23, second from left, reacts as he meets his relatives after crossing the Turkish Cilvegozu gate border on Monday. Abu Bekir said he was severely wounded by a bomb dropped from a Syrian army warplane, while fighting with the Free Syrian Army a month ago in Idlib.
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The administration pressed ahead in its efforts to persuade Congress to authorize a military strike, and Obama said the day's developments were doubtless due in part to the "credible possibility" of that action. He stuck to his plan to address the nation Tuesday night, while the Senate Democratic leader postponed a vote on authorization.
The sudden developments broke into the open when Russia's foreign minister, seizing on what appeared at the time to be an off-the-cuff remark by Secretary of State John Kerry, appeared in Moscow alongside his Syrian counterpart and proposed the chemical weapons turnover and destruction. The Syrian quickly embraced the idea, and before long U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon did, too.
Obama, who appeared Monday evening in interviews on six TV networks, said the idea actually had been broached in his 20-minute meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin last week on the sidelines of an economic summit in St. Petersburg, Russia. Obama said he directed Kerry to have more conversations with the Russians and "run this to ground."
The president said he would "absolutely" halt a U.S. military strike if Syria's stockpiles were successfully secured, though he remained skeptical about Assad's willingness to carry out the steps needed.
"My objective here has always been to deal with a very specific problem," Obama said in an interview with ABC News. "If we can do that without a military strike, that is overwhelmingly my preference."
The suggestion to secure the chemical weapons "could potentially be a significant breakthrough," Obama told NBC News in another interview. "But we have to be skeptical because this is not how we've seen them operate over the last couple a years."
He cast Russia's proposal as a direct result of the pressure being felt by Syria because of the threat of a U.S. strike and warned that he would not allow the idea to be used as a stalling tactic.
"I don't think that we would have gotten to this point unless we had maintained a credible possibility of a military strike, and I don't think now is the time for us to let up on that," he said.
Still, the White House has had scant success in persuading members of Congress — including Democrats — to support the idea of military action. Senators continued to announce their opposition through the day.
The proposal from Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov came just hours after Kerry told reporters in London that Assad could avoid a U.S. attack and resolve the crisis surrounding the use of chemical weapons by surrendering control of "every single bit" of his arsenal to the international community by the end of the week.
The State Department sought to tamp down the potential impact of Kerry's comments by calling them a "rhetorical" response to a hypothetical question and not "a proposal." But their importance became more clear as the day progressed.
Kerry spoke by phone with Lavrov shortly after making his comments in London, and officials familiar with the call said Lavrov had told Kerry that he had seen the remarks and would be issuing a public statement. Kerry told Lavrov that his comments were not a proposal but the U.S. would be willing to review a serious plan, the officials said. They stressed that he made clear that Lavrov could not present the idea as a joint U.S.-Russian proposal.
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"It was unbelievably difficult as it only takes slightly too much pressure to snap the end of the crayon and then it's ruined. I'm a designer so while working on files on my computer that took a long time to save I would kill time by whittling away at the wax."
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South Fayette is considering a Bring Your Own Devices policy for students.
In an effort to make the use of cell phones and other electronic devices in school less of a "taboo" topic, South Fayette High School will soon be starting a trial run of allowing students to use their devices while in school.
"We have to get away from it being a taboo thing," high school Principal Scott Milburn told the board at a Jan. 22 meeting. Milburn said he and school board members Alexander Czaplicki and Teresa Burroughs recently visited Hampton and Upper St. Clair high schools to see how their BYOD or Bring Your Own Device policies were working. Devices include any electronics like cell phones, mp3 players, iPads and e-readers.
Milburn said at Upper St. Clair, students could use their phones or mp3 players freely on their own time. He said the students could make a call or text while at lunch or in the hallways between classes. He said the policy at Hampton was not as open as the Upper St. Clair policy, but students were still able to use their devices.
Milburn said if a policy is eventually implemented, it will focus on responsible use of electronic devices in the school. He asked the board for a one-month pilot of the policy, but the board agreed that 60 days would be a more appropriate amount of time.
To start, Milburn and Skrbin said they would devise a presentation that would be shown to staff and students regarding the policy and parents and students would have to sign off that they understand the policy.
Milburn added that one "golden rule" they will have in place is total transparency, meaning whenever a teacher or staff member asks a students to see their phone, they have to show it to that staffer immediately. He said if the student tries to hide the phone, makes the screen go dark or locks it, the phone will be taken away. Milburn stressed that they will not be "digging through" a student's phone, but the rule is in place to make sure the student is not doing anything wrong.
"These things are a part of our culture," Skrbin said of phones and mp3 players. He added that schools are trying to get away from the "culture of mistrust" of electronic devices in schools.
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Czaplicki said his only concern is if the school has enough bandwidth to accommodate all the devices that the students may be bringing. Currently the network has about 200 devices on it and it can accommodate up to 700.
Joelle Darby, the student representative on the school board, said that students want to use their devices in school. "They're ready for it," she said.
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Hey Cavematty I've really enjoyed looking through your sketchbook. You are making great progress and I really like your fluid lines in your life drawings. Also love your summer vacation sketchbook, I'm always trying to do the same but the weather seems to always put paid to my efforts! Great to see what you can do though.
Just a bit of a jam tonight. Gotta keep at it
Edit: Hmm. Soon as you post, you see the weirdness... something weird with the way he's holding the bow, Like it intersects his raised knee. And his front arm is holding it wrong. Either that or the bowstring is caught in his armpit. Ha. Fail. Will have to keep at this one... but here it is anyway, in all it's gammy-ness. It was good fun.
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Sup Matty. Maybe the arm holding the bow is a bit long?
Hey Tim!
Random to see you on here again!
Yeah that arm is long thanks for the input.
Here's a little scribble, based on a cool little everyday composition I saw when out running a few days ago. Colour to come.
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Lil painting of the view. Was facing into the sun, so I had to put on a black tee and hunch over the laptop the whole time. Made use of the early start though
Hey man! So good to see you on here. I left a rant about it after your bow dude, then mistakenly convinced myself it was a post from 2006 (your joining date) and deleted it.
So good to see you still cranking, love it.
WOOP! Heya Law.
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Yeah, thought it would be good to put the sketchy stuff out somewheres again. Only put more finished-ey stuff on the blog and webby these days. This just makes me think more about going somewhere with my sketches.
Here are some watercolours I did during a recent trip through Asia. Didn't do nearly as much drawing and painting as I hoped. Took a million photos and kept a good written journal though. So will do some 'inspired-by' pics at some point.
The above are (in the order they appear):
View from Peng Chau Island in Hong Kong;
Temple in Tongli, near Shanghai, China;
Karst in Halong Bay, Vietnam;
'The Outside Inn', near Yanghsuo, Guilin, Southern China;
and finally a quick sketch of the river near the base of Huangshan, Anhui, China.
Only have digital snaps and the lappy screen to work from at the moment, so not sure how accurate these colours are, but will have to do for now
Hey Cavematty I really love the Asia watercolours. Especially the first one where you have managed to control the watercolours to create the crest of the waves. Looks really good.
Just jamming tonight. Day was busy but needed to draw
Working out some compositional ideas.
Kinda thinking of completely different color / lighting schemes for several of these, so might play with colour on a couple of them.
Amazing watercolours
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great sb! those watercolors are amazing! i find water color extremely difficult :b
Dear Mr. Rogers, I looked at your portfolio and GD!!!! Very impressed. Love the sequentials you had and loved the Child illustration with the lego men!
Hey guys,
Thanks for the encouragement! Getting some momentum up again. Feels fantastic
I find watercolour somewhat difficult too - but it's so practical and portable that I tough it out I always take a tube of white goache with me for painting opaquely if I get myself in trouble. Of course using that can make things worse unless I'm very sparing with it, and use it only at the end. It's great to have the option though. Good for problem solving, but also just gives more options. Always feel like a beginner with the medium though. Guess thats just the nature of it. I kinda feel like that will never go away
Here are some colour / lighting studies for the above thumbnails. I'm liking the bottom two the best - the high/low angle just adds a bit more dimension to them I think. Planning to push each of them a step further before making the call on which one to detail up fully.
Waaah i so love your watercolour, and the fact that you do foliage like this is even more awesome to me. Really nice.
I always find watercolours difficult, and if you still find them difficult at your level, what can i say..guess you need a lot of practice.
Post #245 is really lovely, really nice mood and colour pallet.
Mind me asking, so you paint with the laptop outside? Don't you think it interferes with the final result?
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Little progress on one of the enviros. Still pretty rough in areas...
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matty ! love these flying rocks bro. wish i could go for a ride
Me too Jacob me too!
Gotta keep posting my sketches on here. So easy to fall outta the habit... anyways, the mountains have opened here in Vancouver....
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hey you have a great sb here, those watercolors are awesome!! and all in all your way of showing light and form has improved immensely kepp up this pace and keep posting !
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Cheers for the kind words Lionheart.
Here's a wee enviro that I just havn't quite knocked off yet. There are a couple of figures going in the foreground, but they're still a bit munty, so I left them out for now. Will repost once they're happily in their little cave...
I had the pleasure of meeting Mr Tom Scholes - once known round these parts as Idiot Apathy - a while back. This was a little Jam inspired by his work.
MORE! Is that last one all 2D or are you busting out some old skills?
Hey Law, it's just 2D, and pretty quick. But I'm glad I could confuse you! Been thinking about perspective and construction a bit lately. I feel like I've still got o-so much to learn. I do still dabble in maya pretty regularly though, so it's not really out of the question.
Today - Christmas Wishes! Thanks CA and all those who have stopped by my sketchbook. Best wishes for 2013 - the year of the water snake. May it be a happy and productive year with lots of artistic growth
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LINCOLN — Remember that sound. Remember that feeling. Remember where you were when Jordan Westerkamp shook up this place like it hadn't been shaken up in years.
OK, everyone except Jeremiah Sirles. You're excused, sir.
Poor guy. All around the Nebraska offensive tackle, the madness from one of those historic Nebraska football moments was collapsing on the field. The Hail Mary. The Catch. Then the sound of a rocket ship taking off.
And then came a glorious mound of humanity, near the south end zone. Sirles ran down and joined in the fun.
The big man couldn't breathe. But then again, who could?
One problem. He was at the bottom of the celebration pile. Trapped.
"I'm claustrophobic," said Sirles, who had to breathe into a bag amid the chaotic locker room celebration. "I was having a panic attack. That was one of the worst experiences of my life.
"But it was worth it."
They'll be talking about this one for years, the ones who were here, the ones who stayed, probably even the ones who left, who thought Northwestern had driven a stake through this Nebraska season.
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What I'll always remember is that sound. I haven't heard that sound in a long, long time.
"Thunder," said Ron Kellogg, whose pass to the end zone was like a pen writing his name into Husker lore in indelible ink.
"It was a roar," said NU coach Bo Pelini. "It reminded me of the (2008) Colorado game."
It reminded me of history. And a couple of other Nebraska freshmen who fell out of the sky.
I watched the scene from the north end zone, waiting to make my way to the Nebraska postgame room. It reminded me of a similar view I had 16 years ago this month — Nov. 8, 1997 — at Faurot Field in Columbia, Mo.
The similarity was uncanny.
Back in 1997, I stood in the far end zone — next to longtime Nebraska sportswriter Mike Babcock — and watched Scott Frost's pass bounce off something in the end zone and seemingly fall to the ground.
The next sound I heard was silence — as Nebraska players celebrated wildly on their sideline.
Sixteen years later, I was in the far end zone, again standing next to Babcock (I've learned now to stand next to the man — he's a good-luck charm for seeing history), seeing the ball soar into an end zone scrum and bounce up into the air. And once again, not knowing where it landed.
This time there was quite the opposite of silence. That sound is one you never forget.
Or a feeling. Chills.
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Perhaps similar to something that happened down there on Oct. 27, 2001.
That was the day that Mike Stuntz threw a pass to Eric Crouch, wide open, to seal the win over No. 2 Oklahoma. I was in the press box that day and couldn't fully hear the thunder after the lightning bolt.
But you could feel the earth, or stadium, move.
It's not fair to those storied moments, or any of the others, to try to rank their significance. They all have their own place. Matt Davison's catch kept alive a national championship run. The Stuntz pass put NU in position to play for one.
The Hail Jordan play simply looks like the biggest play of Nebraska's season, no matter how it plays out. From Nebraska sitting at 5-3 with two straight losses and a long, bleak march to the finish, to a jolt of adrenaline and energy and momentum. And who knows what that can mean?
For now, it doesn't matter. Take this moment for the thrill ride that it provided.
What I know is that this will be remembered as one of the greatest plays or moments in Nebraska history. Where would you put it? Depends on how good your memory is. Not top five. Maybe top 10-15. Definitely top 20.
What I know is it belongs on the wall of fame. What I know is it will be a story that will be told as long as stories like this are still told.
Don't misunderstand. This wasn't the greatest game. The slugfest was a 10-round brawl, with blood and gauze and bodies being carted off.
There were mistakes and gaffes on both sides. Not pretty. Two teams scraping with desperation to keep something alive in this autumn campaign.
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And then this happens. These things always fall out of the sky. You can't predict them. You just try to stay out of the bottom of the pile.
The sheer beauty of this moment, and maybe how this one will be defined, is that this sound, and this feeling, hadn't come around this stadium in a long, long time.
It came at a time when it was most needed, a time with vultures circling and fans desperate for a sign, in a new conference, that Nebraska football could feel like Nebraska football again.
You can echo Kellogg, who said, "Thank God for Jordan Westerkamp."
And don't forget Ameer Abdullah. Every great moment has an underrated moment doing the heavy lifting. This one was Abdullah catching a pass on fourth-and-15 and grinding 16 yards out of it.
Abdullah is a star. But this one wasn't about stars. It was about a third-team quarterback, a best supporting actor, Kellogg. And that may have been the best part of this.
You give a kid a moment to remember the rest of his life. Let the hard-working guys in the background grab some history.
Especially when the kid's dad, Ron Kellogg Jr., was once a star himself on the 1986 Kansas Final Four team. No wonder Kellogg III was talking hoops.
"I feel like I hit a shot to go to the Final Four," Kellogg said. "I'm still stunned."
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Listen to the play call by broadcasters Greg Sharpe and Matt Davison on the Husker Sports Network.
Kellogg didn't see his moment. He took a knee to the head. Then he lost his helmet in the chaos.
Good thing Westerkamp didn't lose his head. Where do these kids come from? Davison was a freshman. Stuntz was a freshman. Westerkamp is a redshirt freshman, one who made big play after big play on Saturday with receivers hobbling left and right.
He was playing in the back of the designed play, named "Geronimo." As in what you say when you jump off a cliff.
Westerkamp jumped and caught the tipped pass over the goal line. Touchdown. He was mobbed. He kept the ball. He won't say where it is.
You'll always be able to find it in the history books.
Sixteen years ago, Davison walked onto the team bus at Missouri and heard coach Tom Osborne say, "Nice catch, Matt."
Sixteen years later, Westerkamp found his head coach, Bo Pelini, in the locker room. What did Bo say?
"Great catch."
It never gets old, does it?
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