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Davis nets 21, Pickwell drains career-high six threes in 15-point victory
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Dec. 20, 2010) - Senior Tara Davis (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) scored a game-high 21 points and junior guard Natalie Pickwell (Kingsport, Tenn.) made a career-high six three-pointers, and the ETSU women's basketball team snapped a five-game losing skid with a 76-61 victory over Campbell Monday night inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
ETSU, who was playing its first game since Dec. 8, showed no signs of rust and the Lady Bucs improved to 3-5, 1-1 in A-Sun play. Meanwhile, the Camels suffered their ninth defeat in ten tries this season and moved to 0-2 in conference play.
Pickwell, who scored all 18 of her points in the first half, finished one rebound shy of her first career double-double. Joining Davis and Pickwell in double figures was freshman Destiny Mitchell (Bluffton, Ga.) as she finished with 13 points on 6-of-12 shooting.
"We played a great first half and I think it was the excitement of playing at home, said head coach Karen Kemp, whose Lady Bucs returned home for the first time since Nov. 19. "We have been on the road for four straight, and it felt good to have the opportunity to be back on our home floor. Natalie shot the ball very well for us on the road and she continued to do the same for us tonight. We came out in the first half with a lot of energy - and when those first couple threes went in - it was contagious and everyone was knocking down shots."
Pickwell picked up right where she left off from at Chapel Hill as she knocked down two quick threes, and a Mitchell lay-in 12 seconds later put the Lady Bucs up 8-2, with only one minute, six seconds coming off the clock. The Lady Bucs continued to make it rain from beyond the arc as Davis joined the fun and Pickwell's third consecutive trey of the half extended ETSU's lead to 10, 14-4, forcing Campbell to burn a 30-second timeout at the 17:17 mark.
ETSU continued controlling the pace as its swarming defense and lights-out shooting wreaked havoc on the Camels.
The Lady Bucs connected on 11 of their first 15 field goal attempts and opened a 19-point lead, 30-11, thanks to a Davis lay-in with 11:14 showing on the clock. Eventually ETSU saw its advantage soar to 24, but a 10-0 Campbell run cut the Lady Buccaneer lead to 14, 37-23, after Jessica Moore drove in for a lay-up with 4:14 left before the break. However, the Lady Bucs didn't let the Camels inch any closer - and just as Pickwell began the game with a three - the Kingsport, Tenn. native netted her sixth trey in the final seconds, giving ETSU a 52-31 lead at the half.
In the first half, Pickwell and Davis combined for 32 of the Lady Bucs' 52 points, while ETSU shot a blistering 57.1 percent from the field (20-35). Pickwell led all scorers with 18 at the break thanks to her 6-of-7 showing from beyond the arc (made her first five attempts). The Lady Bucs were 9-for-16 from beyond the arc and out-rebounded Campbell 21 to 15.
The Blue and Gold held their own in the opening 4 minutes, 11 seconds of the second half as ETSU continued to hold a 21-point cushion, thanks to Davis knocking down the Lady Bucs' tenth three-pointer of the contest.
From there, Campbell pulled to within 16 on two separate possessions, but the Camels could never get over the hump. Then, with 7:56 remaining, the Lady Bucs put the exclamation point on the contest; when Davis found Shawn Randall (Orlando, Fla.) open for three in the corner - putting the Lady Bucs back up 21, 72-51.
Campbell managed to narrow the gap to 13 down the stretch, but it was too late to mount a comeback victory over the Lady Bucs.
After shooting 57 percent in the first half, the Lady Bucs were 11-of-34 (32.4 percent) in the final 20 minutes to finish 31-for-69 for the game (44.9 percent). Meanwhile, Campbell shot 40.3 percent (27-67) from the field, and ETSU forced the Camels into 25 turnovers. The Lady Bucs managed to cash in 20 points off those miscues, while also hitting a season-best 11 three-pointers.
Campbell was led by Kate Cloxton as she recorded 16 points.
The Lady Bucs quickly return to action Wednesday night when ETSU travels to Knoxville to take on sixth-ranked Tennessee. Tip is set for 7 p.m. inside Thompson-Boling Arena.
"Playing Tennessee is great for the program and great for our fans," added Kemp. "It's exciting to have the opportunity to drive an hour and half down the road to compete against one of the best teams in the country."
For more information on Lady Buccaneer hoops, visit www.ETSUBucs.com.


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Local Fresha League footballers face a busy second half of the season
PUBLISHED: 12:45 27 December 2012 | UPDATED: 12:46 27 December 2012
The Fresha Devon and Exeter League footballers are going to be busy in the second half of their season.
After another soggy season so far the matches played count against then matches to play shows that there is almost two thirds of the entire season to be played in the second half of the campaign.
With the football season traditionally running from September to April when the cricket kicks in and many football teams lose a significant number of players to the whites and leather ball sport, there are still 1,129 matches to be played throughout the nine division league.
Christmas is traditionally half way with four months gone and four months to play and in the first half of the season 670 games were played.
Most divisions have twice as many games to fit into the final four months as they managed to play in the first four!
Two sides, Exeter-based Dolphin and Mid Devon side Hemyock, who both play in Division Three, have played just eight so far and so have 22 still to negotiate.
Locally Honiton Town have the most to fit in. Kev Blackwell's side have only played five of their programme and so must play a further 21 – and they still have cup matches to fit in.
Of the 121 teams playing across the league only 8 have completed half their matches!
Axminster Town Reserves have played more than anyone else, completing 15 of a 24-game programme.
The full break down is;
Premier: (28 games in the season). Most played, Willand (16), Budleigh (14); Most to play, Feniton, St Martins and Morchard Bishop (18).
Division One: (26 games). Most played, Alphington (13); Most to play, Cullompton Rangers (20).
Division Two: (26 games). Most played, Dawlish United (13); Most to play, Honiton Town (21).
Division Three: (30 games). Most played, North Tawton (13); Most to play, Dolphin and Hemyock (22).
Division Four: (24 games). Most played, Axminster Town (12); Most to play Lords XI and Axmouth United (16).
Division Five: (26 games). Most played Sampford Peverell (12), Most to play, St Martin's (18).
Division Six: (28 games). Most played, Topsham Town 4ths (14), Most to play Exwick Village (21).
Division Seven: (26 games). Most played, Ottery St Mary (14); Most to play, Halwill (20).
Division Eight: (28 games). Most played Colyton (12); Most to play, Woodbury (20).
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I've long had dreams of making a post-apocalyptic terrarium (yea, that's how I roll), especially after making one at Clintonville's EcoFlora for my wife for Christmas. But damn if this isn't infinitely cooler. The down side? Yea, it's $185 on Etsy, whereas the terrarium I made, though it didn't have a wrecked RV, mini Walter White in whitey tighties or blue sea glass acting as meth, cost about $15 (or thereabouts).
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Color Patterns & Scales Structure
Different species of snake can often be distinguished by their characteristic color patterns. Some are single uniform colors. Others have dark or light markings organized into stripes, spots, blotches or some other pattern. Examples of the major types of color patterns are illustrated here.
Stripes are narrow lines of color that run lengthwise down the snake's body. They may be only one scale wide or may be several scales wide.
Crossbands are bands of color extending across the back and down the sides, but do not cross the belly. The belly frequently is a lighter contrasting color.
Blotches are large squarish or irregular shaped markings, frequently with dark borders. Large rectangular blotches that cross the back resemble crossbands.
Rings are bands of color that extend across the back, down the sides and across the belly to completely encircle the body.
Diamonds are slightly overlapping diamond-shaped blotches running down the middle of the back. They usually have dark borders or dark and light borders.
Smooth or Keeled Scales
The scales on the backs of snakes are either smooth or they are keeled. Smooth scales, just as the name indicates, have a smooth surface that reflects the light, making the color pattern of many smooth-scaled snakes shiny, glossy or iridescent. In contrast, keeled scales have a raised ridge running lengthwise down the center of the scale. That keel scatters the light differently than do the flat portions of the scale. As a consequence, most snakes with keeled scales are not shiny; they have a dull, non-reflective appearance.
Smooth Scales have a smooth surface that reflects the light. If you are not sure it has smooth scales, but your snake has a shiny, glossy or iridescent color pattern, chances are it has smooth scales.


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Farmingdale man wins pizza-eating contest
Focus, determination and a strong stomach.
That's what it takes to wolf down an 18-inch pie in 10 minutes.
Mike "The Skinny" Hoffman, 31, of Farmingdale proved to have the requisite skills Saturday afternoon, gobbling 8 1/2 slices at Joe's Pizzeria in Holbrook.
The restaurant's pizza-eating contest began in 2010 as a fun community event, manager Phil Donofrio said.
"Every year more and more people come," he said. "You always have that one guy who can't keep the food down or two people staring each down from across the table. It can get pretty crazy."
Saturday's event, which drew close to 100 spectators, took place in the parking lot and offered free music and food.
Ten participants, selected in a raffle from about 80 applicants, competed for the title of "Pizza King" and a $150 gift card.
An enthusiastic crowd gathered in front of the contest table, taking photos and cheering on contestants.
Speed-eating techniques ranged from dipping slices into cups of water to downing two slices at a time. No one stopped during the 10-minute period, but most trailed well behind Hoffman.
No stranger to gastrointestinal challenges, Hoffman said he has participated in more than 30 eating competitions, downing everything from chicken wings to latkes.
His worst experience to date, he said, was the World Elvis Sandwich Eating Contest in New Jersey, where he had to eat a platter of fried peanut butter-and-banana sandwiches, washing them down with buttermilk.
He said he doesn't have a specific strategy and has even gotten to the point where he can "try to savor the food."
"I just heard about this contest and thought I'd give it a shot," he said of Saturday's competition.
"I've always been a fast eater," he added. "I don't really do anything special to prepare. Every meal is like preparation because I try to eat fast with everything."
Hoffman's tally was one slice shy of the contest's record of 9 1/2 slices, set in 2010 by Matt Lauria of Babylon. An 18-inch pie comes in 8 slices.


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I have taken two gorgeous vintage embroidered panels featuring a traditional crinoline lady in her cottage garden and paired them up with some pretty floral/spotty/gingham fabrics to make these cushions. Oh how I wish I could be lounging with one in a pretty cottage garden of my own, in blazing sunshine, of course! Should you wish to recreate your own romantic vision, you can find the cushions looking for new bedfellows here. My other blog site where I post my goodies is not playing ball today, I'm afraid. Ah well, you can't have everything!
Well, the boys are out in the garden at the moment and me? Well, I'm slouched on the sofa (in the best seat, for once), fire roaring away, hot chocolate drunk, homemade choccy cookies (Lucy's recipe) baked (and a fair few eaten it has to be said), watching Doris Day and Frank Sinatra in "Young at Heart" on the DVD. After re-reading Jane Brocket's The Gentle Art of Domesticity last week, she inspired me to get some old movies on DVD (she has a list of her favourites in the book). It's the first time I've watched Young at Heart and it won't be the last; it is just marvellous, the frocks are to-die-for, as are all the roomsets too, not to mention Frank's velvet tones. Doris has just said to Frank, "I'm the girl who brought chintz curtains into your life". Ah, bliss...
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Calipers6" Inside and Outside Spring Calipers are a shop necessity for measuring inside and outside diameters. Often space is too tight to get an accurate measurement using a scale-type measuring tool. The spring calipers allow the user to transfer the dimensions of a workpiece to a scaled device.
Digimatic Caliper
Product Code: 16-020
Availability: In Stock
Read inside, outside and depth measurements easily. This easy-to-read digital display converts inch readings to metric and back with a touch of a button. Its stainless steel calipers give you inside, outside, and depth readings to 6" in a highly visible LCD display. Reset button allows for resetting to zero point from any location on the slide bar.
Caliper SR44 Silver Oxide Battery
Product Code: 16-021
Availability: In Stock
These LR44 silver oxide batteries fit most electronic digital calipers.
MicrometersFor precision measuring, these are the tools of choice. Micrometers are easier to use than dial calipers and are available in various sizes. Ideal for the machinist who needs to measure ±0.001". Micrometers are a great way to check the consistency of your cut from one end to the other. Measuring tips are chrome-plated. Body is heat-insulated and has a satin-chrome finish. Includes case.
Small-Hole Gauge Set
Product Code: 18-020
Availability: In Stock
Four adjustable hole gauges are used for measuring the exact inside hole diameter from 0.125" to 0.5". Accurate within 0.001" with self-locking handle for 0" deviation. Stainless steel construction for long life. 3-5/8" x 4-1/2" barrel length 7/8" to 1-1/2".
Telescoping Gauge Set
Product Code: 18-050
Availability: In Stock
This 6 piece telescoping gauge measures inside diameters from 5/16" to 6" quickly and easily. Simply insert the gauge into the hole and turn the knob. The plungers expand from the middle until they touch the sides. Measurements are then made with a micrometer or caliper.
60 Degree Center Gauge
Product Code: 18-080
Availability: In Stock
A handy tool for setting thread-cutting tools and measuring tools. Align the 60° point, or one of the three 60° notches, to your tool bit to assure correct cutting angle and accuracy. This gauge also has etched graduations in 14ths, 20ths, 24ths and 32nds for determining number of threads per inch.
Dial Indicator
Product Code: 19-000
Availability: In Stock
Dial indicators are essential for accurate machining. Use this dial indicator with over 1" of travel and with 0.001" graduations to position or align workpieces before machining. Equipped with rotating face (bezel), bezel lock, and clamp to easily attach to Smithy's magnetic base, 20-000 or to the Mini-Magnetic holder 19-011. Use a dial indicator to measure axis backlash, spindle run-out, travel, for centering a part in a four jaw chuck, aligning vises, fixtures, and work pieces. This is one of the most important measuring tools a machinist has in the tool box.
Dial Test Indicator
Product Code: 19-006
Availability: In Stock
The dial test indicator is much more accurate than a dial indicator, but over a much smaller range of travel. A test indicator measures the deflection of the arm, the probe does not retract but swings in an arc around its hinge point. It measures to 0.0005" but travels only 0.030" (0.015" from the zero point in either direction). You can indicate on the inside walls of a hole, which cannot be done easily with a standard dial indicator. The tip rotates a total of 240º (120º from zero in either direction) for flexible setup. Useful for turning and milling operation. Includes fitted case and two fixtures for mounting the test indicator; easily attaches to Smithy's magnetic base, 20-000 or to the Mini-Magnetic holder 19-011.
Mini Magnetic Indicator Holder
Product Code: 19-011
Availability: In Stock
This little holder has lots of holding power and It is only 4" overall length, 1" wide and 1" high to allow it to fit in tight of space. It features 6 mounting locations. There are 4 M5-.80 tapped holes with two screw to use, one 3/8" reamed hole for holding indicators with a 3/8" stem. And one 1/8" to 5/16" V-Shaped hole in the back for other mounts - usually included with a test indicator. Install a lug back on an indicator and you can hold it several ways using the M5-.80 screws included. There are many places where this fixture will work much better than the 20-000. Use with our dial indicator, 20-000, or the test indicator, 19-006. Or just use it to hold your plans on the machine so they don't get lost.
Coaxial Centering Indicator
Product Code: 19-025
Availability: In Stock
Use this indicator to quickly center workpieces or fixtures on your mill. The measuring range is 0.25". The shank is 0.375" diameter and 0.75" long. The indicator is 5.5" long from the top of the shank to the bottom of the tip holder (the black part). Can measure internal diameters from 0.12" to 4.25" and external diameters from zero to 4.25". This set includes: Indicator body, restraining rod (prevents rotation), spring-loaded center-point feeler, three straight feelers (for IDs), three curved feelers (for ODs).
Magnetic Base
Product Code: 20-000
Availability: In Stock
This magnetic base accepts Smithy's dial indicator 19-000. Convenient magnetic on/off switch allows you to position the base where you want and then secure it in place. V-groove easily mounts on cylindrical pieces.
Combination Square
Product Code: 23-000
Availability: In Stock
This set consists of a steel rule, a square head, a center, and a protractor head. You will need them all for general measurements or initial layout. The 12-inch steel rule is calibrated to a 32nd of an inch and mm. The square head will measure 60° to 45° angles, or lines parallel to an edge. The protractor head measures to 1° accuracy. Both the square and protractor heads are equipped with bubble levels. The center head is used for locating the center of any round workpiece.
Edge and Center Finder
Product Code: 25-010
Availability: In Stock
This 3/8" diameter combination edge and center finder helps you locate work on your mill. The edge finder end has a 0.200" diameter cylinder to quickly find the edge of a work piece. The center finder end tapers to a point to locate holes. The edge and center finder is hardened and ground all over. Simplify using the edge finder with an edgefinder adapter, 66-025. Most times, the shank of the cutter you intend to use is not the same size as the edge finder. You would have to use one collet to hold the edge finder, align the work, and then switch collets for the mill work. The edge finder adapter eliminates swapping collets - which saves time and improves accuracy.
Wiggler Center Finder Set
Product Code: 25-015
Availability: In Stock
For accurately locating working points on the drill press and the milling machine, you can't beat this set. Includes indicator holder, ball contact (0.250"), disc contact (0.100"), needle point shaft and wiggler body. Protected in vinyl case.
Laser Edge and Center Finder
Product Code: 25-020
Availability: In Stock
It doesn't get easier than this! With traditional edge and center finders, you need to back off from the original point and calculate the beginning point or the center point, but not any more. With the Laser Edge finder, simply chuck it up and align the laser with center punch mark or the edge of your workpiece or holding device. It can also be used in the lathe tailstock to align work in the 4-jaw chuck or to re-align the lathe tailstock after cutting a taper. The laser now comes with a polarizing filter to allow adjustment in the diameter of the laser dot. Start with a larger dot to make setup quicker then squeeze it down for greater accuracy. Uses three button batteries (D357H). On/Off switch is on the body to extend battery life. Can be used with 66-025, edge finder adapter, Shank diameters on the laser body may require a spacer. The laser now comes with a polarizing filter to allow adjustment in the diameter of the laser dot. Start with a larger dot to make setup quicker then squeeze it down for greater accuracy. Can be used with 66-025, edge finder adapter. Diameter of shank is 3/8". Shank diameters on the laser body may require a spacer.
Automatic Center Punch
Product Code: 26-000
Availability: In Stock
This punch has a lightweight, knurled, aluminum handle for a positive grip and easy handling. No hammer is required! Just hold the punch in an upright position, press the handle down, and a built-in mechanism strikes a perfect center mark every time. The force of the blow can be adjusted by turning the knurled cap. All working parts are made of tool steel, properly hardened. The hardened tool steel point can easily be removed for resharpening or replacement. Works on metal, plastics, wood and other machinable materials. Weight: 0.20 pounds
Alpha-Numeric Punch Set 1/4"
Product Code: 26-010
Availability: In Stock
Made of hardened tool steel, these punches include the entire alphabet and 0 to 9, including the ampersand. Stamp your brand on anything!
Transfer Punch Set, 28-piece
Product Code: 26-020
Availability: In Stock
A common use of the transfer punch is when using a template to mark the location and size of a hole to be drilled. The process in simple: match the size hole with the corresponding size punch. The point of the transfer punch is dead center to the hole. You can then use a hammer to make an indentation in the workpiece.
Carbide Point Scriber
Product Code: 27-001
Availability: In Stock
This scriber's tungsten carbide tip will scratch lines in most metals - even hardened tool steel - and is the perfect tool for scribing lines in layout ink.
Dykem Layout Fluid
Product Code: 28-001
Availability: In Stock
Before making a line to lay out your work, brush this highly-visible blue ink on your workpiece. Let dry, then use a scriber to mark the layout lines on your work. The lines scribed in ink are easier to see than lines scratched into metal, and it's easier to remove layout ink from parts by washing in solvent or using Dykem remover than it is to polish outlines scribed in metal. 8 oz with brush in cap.
8" Granite Block with Column
Product Code: 30-501
Availability: In Stock
Surprisingly, one of the most sought-after tools in a shop is a perfectly flat place to set up your work. This granite block features a wear-resistant surface, a tolerances of 0.0001", and an 8" column for attaching a dial indicator.
Planer & Shaper Gauge
Product Code: 34-402
Availability: In Stock
You can think of this gauge much like an adjustable parallel. Attach a carbide scriber and you have an unbeatable height gage for comparison measuring with test indicators, or as a surface gage for scribing. Hardened and ground, forged steel. Use this gauge on its side or on its base. Includes 3" extension.
Collet Adapter for Edge Finders
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MAPFUMO, John S; CHITSIKO, Natsirayi y CHIRESHE, Regis. Teaching Practice generated stressors and coping mechanisms among student teachers in Zimbabwe. S. Afr. j. educ. [online]. 2012, vol.32, n.2, pp.155-166. ISSN 2076-3433.
We sought to establish stressors and coping mechanisms for student teachers on Teaching Practice from a Christian-related university and a government-owned teachers' college in Zimbabwe. The sample was made up of 77 participants (38 females, 39 males). Thirty-two participants were from the university and 45 were from the teachers' college. A questionnaire and an interview schedule were used to collect data. Frequencies and percentages were used in quantitative data analysis while qualitative data were thematically analysed. The main stressors revealed were problems with difficult learners, low allowances, heavy workload, and shortage of teaching and learning aids and, to some extent, supervision-related matters and the effect of the protracted industrial action by serving teachers that overlapped with the Teaching Practice period in the study. Most coping strategies were in the form of social-support networks, particularly interactions with family and friends. Student teachers suggested a number of actions to be taken to reduce the related stress. Recommendations are made.
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You post on a online forum. Expect to receive critique. That you laugh at critique is in my opinion not a good thing. The painting posted above looks good though.
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You post on a online forum. Expect to receive critique. That you laugh at critique is in my opinion not a good thing. The painting posted above looks good though.
- k
LOL...Then you better learn how to critique in a constructive and professional manner when you post in my thread, or I will just keep laughing at you, just like I am right now.LOL :D ..Your words were nothing more than an indication that you do not like my work, and nothing more..and were very much worth laughing at..That's just my personal opinion though. As you so well put it in your last sentence.:)
Cheers :D
I must say I dont like the way you are presenting your works. Personally I find it too saturated, and the compositions I dont really like. Have you tried learning a 3d package and do some of this with a renderer like mental ray? Right now it just looks very "cut'n'paste photoshop here we go out of the door" kinda way. unfinished is the word that springs to my mind.
thats just my opinion.
- Klaus
OK Klaus
Tell me in your above post,that you wrote in my thread yesterday,...where is the critique, other than I should buy and learn alot of new software, and telling me my work looks unfinished, when in fact this is after all my sketchbook and is supposed to be full of unfinished works.That's what sketchbooks are..hence the word SKETCH/BOOK.:) Cut and paste, won't look that way when they are finished and I refine the ones I think are worth finishing to the point of selling.:)
Thanks Eric..:) I sold that one.Link is posted right above....It now rest in the home of a guy living in New Mexico..It printed up nice,.I had it printed poster size on Giclee canvas..It was done using the Corel Painter program....
I also sold most of the other pieces that I painted..bright colors and all..some people just love and enjoy bright colors hanging on their walls.
I've also had, and do have alot of luck selling the tiles,prints and little boxes with my images printed and inlaid on their covers, tote bags ect.
That little one posted in this sketchbook very recently of the woman laying on the rainbow has made me alot of money, and still does, and is hanging on peoples walls all over the planet,along with alot of my other works, recent and older, thanks to the internet, and the new way of selling art.
That's why I just have to laugh to myself when people start tearing apart my works, compositions and style of sculpting and painting..like Kskovbo the guy who said what he said above..pretty rude and very unprofessional I think, but that's just my opinion,.. and also alot of other people on this forum before him in this Sketchbook thread of mine, but fortunitly and certainly not all feel that way about my art..and know how to critique in a professional manner...thankfully..:)
I enjoy what i'm doing, I don't have to kowtow to anyone, or allow myself to be led around like a bull with a ring in his nose. I'm my own man, and free to explore and express my own visions, in my own way.
I'm still selling copies of works that I did years ago, and also my current works, 3d ones, and combo's included...I know what will sell and what will not sell when it comes to my work..comes from alot of years of creating it, selling it, and building up a following that likes it enough to purchase it.
Anyway, thanks for posting the link to that painting of mine,..I haven't seen it in awhile..Still looks good to me..and still is a part of me, even though it is hanging on someone elses wall..:)
TAKE CARE Eric..:tu: :)
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Your vampire is so inspiring! I love how your techniques are so mysterious! It looks like no other zbrush artist. I also love Elvis Presley so much. The hair is perfect!! Long live the king (as a vampire). The posing is so provocative. It is capturing the masculinity of a rock star and yet the sexiness of a Greek goddess! You have created something that will be burned in my mind forever. What a timeless piece of art you have made!
Can't wait for the next piece from you!
Nice try..Klaus / Kskovbo alias..Spirit Follower..or whatever you choose to call yourself, perhaps Infintile Spirit would be more fitting, but then again, that is just my personl and professional opinion thought, for whatever its worth..:D Your real user name came up in my post reply section..Perhaps you should put as much effort and imagination into your own sketchbook as you seem to enjoy putting into mine..then you might have something worth posting.:D
Oh, and by the way, i'm still laughing, but even harder now.:D ALWAYS FUNNY AND A REAL PLEASURE TO SEE SOMEONE MAKE AN ASS OF THEMSELVES IN PUBLIC
The gold colored Woman with Teeth picture is very good. I like that a lot. :tu:
Erhm I am not the user ''Spirit Follower''. I only have one username on ZbrushCentral and thats kskovbo, hence my name Klaus Skovbo. I would never create a another profile to mock you, though I think that guy actually likes your work. So please do not post anything about me or any alias's that you think I might have(?).
Anyway, this is the last post you are gonna receive from me in this thread.
- Klaus
Eric..THANKS MAN :)
Kskovbo THANKS :)
Spirit Follower THANKS :) and if I have made a mistake concerning your identity, then I am for sure not above saying i'm sorry.:)
You might want to speak to a moderator, because when you reply on my thread, which has been the only two times you have replied anywhere in this forum, starting yesterday,..the name Kskovbo comes up on my reply to post section where I read who is replying to my thread, and it is happening at the same time that Kskovbo has replied...So like I said, you may want to talk to a moderator to get that problem corrected to end any confussion as to who is actually posting..:)
Quick practice sketch...From imagination, my own.
Created from a primitive 3D sphere.
Z Brush
More work done on ths character.
From imagination, my own.
Z Brush
Nice work Dreamer :)
Congratulations, i may be wrong but i can see that
you used the Holzmeister skin set for texturing?
These are really great!
Thanks Fernando :) Yep i'm using the Holzmeister skin set...He put alot of work into that set of textures..Would be a shame not to use them..:)
That bat character i'm working on, is the third time i've tried them out..Lots of combinations to try out, and lots of fun seeing the results..something new with each comination I try out...possibilities are endless..GREAT TEXTURES FOR SURE, and also a GREAT GIFT that he shared with this community..:) :tu:
Worked on this piece more.
From imagination, my own.
Total Z Brush
Hey Spirit!
Yeah, for sure it is a must have for texturing,
I love it too,
If you have some time take a look at my new sketchbook, the "turtle" creature
was textured used a combination of polypaint and "drag rectangle" some of
the Holzmeister skin textures! it is not only great for human skin, it can be used
for many aplications !
Nice work on the last image BTW!
Keep posting
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Quick Z Brush sketch..From imagination, my own.
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The Flyers also climbed out of a three-goal hole on Friday at Anaheim and won on another overtime goal by Giroux, who added three assists against the Sabres.
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It's coming up to that time of year again, the long post-Christmas New Years break when days not spent in the company of relatives you can't stand are wiled away in front of the television airing programs you can't stand even more. Traditionally, that makes it one of the biggest seasons for the rental video business; or, at least, it used to. The industry has been in a progressive slump since it peaked more than a decade ago.
According to industry group Japan Video Software Association, the number of stores in Japan peaked in 1990, when it stood at 13,529. In 2012 there were only 3,648, a drop of three-fourths. In terms of revenues the biggest year for rental videos was 2004, when the industry took in ¥258.4 billion. It has decreased by about ¥100 billion since then.
A recent article in the Mainichi Shimbun quoted a 41-year-old owner of a rental video store in Yokohama who said that he used to run two other shops but had to close both. There's not enough demand for him to be able to afford all the new movies coming out on DVD or Blu-Ray, and it's new titles that have driven rentals in the past. He remembers the days when he could charge ¥1,000 for a new movie for two days, but since then prices have dropped drastically, mainly due to competition from major national chains.
The main culprit, of course, is the march of technology. Though on-demand streaming and downloading isn't as widespread in Japan as it is in the U.S., the big three mobile phone carriers have started offering movies that can be streamed on TV sets at home. The number of titles right now is only about 7,000, but even at ¥500 per title, it beats trudging down to the local rental store, if one actually exists within trudging distance.
The problem with on-demand is that accessing such services requires a certain level of computer literacy that tends to decline the older the customer is. This is always a problem for IT service companies but may be the last bastion of revenue for rental video stores. An editor from the industry magazine Video Insider Japan told Mainichi that the strategy from now on will be for video stores to target "customers in their 60s and 70s."
But only the major chains can afford to do that, apparently. Between them, Tsutaya and GEO account for 70 percent of all the rental video stores in Japan, and because they can afford to buy as many new titles as they want, they price smaller stores out of business. Tsutaya, however, is a franchise operation, and individual owners may find it harder to compete against GEO outlets, which are company owned. Since Tsutaya franchise owners can set their own prices, some are being forced to match GEO's in order to compete, while others are keeping prices higher. It all depends on location. Also, Tsutaya has made exclusive deals with some distributors that give them a distinct advantage. For a time, they were the only company that had permission to rent out "The Amazing Spider-Man."
However, in order to attract this older cohort that is now the main demographic for rental videos, chain stores have to go to them rather than the other way around. Both Tsutaya and GEO offer plans wherein customers pay a set monthly fee for a certain number of disks that are delivered directly to their homes. This system has been available for about 10 years, and the only real innovative change has been the addition of so-called spot rentals, meaning members can order videos a la carte without having to sign up for a plan. Right now, GEO is offering some titles for as low as ¥80, with Tsutaya offering ¥100 (both for limited times). What's interesting about spot rentals is that, depending on which videos you rent and how many, they can be cheaper than monthly plans.
GEO has three monthly plans. The standard plan is ¥945 for four DVDs. After that there's an 8-disc plan for a little less than ¥2,000, and a 16-disc plan for a bit less than ¥4,000. When you sign up for a plan you get the first month free, but the real difference is in the delivery fee. Whether your order is a spot rental or part of a monthly plan, the fee is ¥300 for up to seven discs at a time. The fee is ¥500 for orders of 8-16 disks. Regardless of the size of the order, the time limit is 10 days from the day the customer receives the disks. As with all such home delivery systems, the company includes a prepaid envelope for returning the discs. However, it's important to note that GEO does not charge a late fee for people who belong to monthly plans. Late fees for spot rentals are ¥157 a day.
But GEO and Tsutaya now have to contend with an upstart: Rakuten. The Internet mall's inventory isn't as deep or wide as the other two companies, but its spot rental system is in many ways cheaper and more amenable to the way most people rent videos. Rakuten also charges ¥300 for delivery fee, but you can only request up to two discs per order. After that the delivery fee increases in increments of ¥200. In that regard, GEO would seem to have the advantage, but actually not. Brand new titles are priced the same as GEO's, around ¥300, but older titles are usually priced at around ¥50. And titles that are more than, say, two years old can be as cheap as ¥10 or even ¥5.
Like GEO, the time limit for a Rakuten spot rental is 10 days, but if you see two discs over the course of two days you return the discs and can immediately order two more. They usually arrive within a day of placing the order. For sure, the delivery fee for GEO is cheaper, but if you took full advantage of the fee and ordered 7 discs, you'd still have to watch all of them in less than 10 days, and even at ¥80 per disc, they aren't as cheap as Rakuten's.
Rakuten's system is especially rational if you want to watch full seasons of TV series. Last month we watched the second season of "Homeland," which, because it's relatively new, cost ¥280 per disc, with two episodes per DVD. But we also went through the first two seasons of "Mad Men," which were only ¥5-¥10 per disc, also with 2-3 episodes per disc. And they always had the DVDs we wanted in stock. It beats trudging down to the rental video store.


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Equipped with her compass, Helen Abramson goes treasure hunting on manmade Lake Alqueva and discovers the joys of GPS during a geocaching adventure.
On the map, Lake Alqueva appears as a fierce artery, stretching out into countless capillaries offering countless opportunities to get lost. I feel prepared though; I've brought my compass. I'll be staying on a houseboat for three nights with two other shipmates, navigating our way from village to village to find small plastic boxes hidden in the most unsuspecting places, and exploring the cosmos with some stargazing along the course – a veritable navigation bonanza.
We pull up at Amieira Marina after a two-hour drive from Lisbon, and the lake looks vast in the dusk light. It's wonderfully peaceful. About a decade ago, Alqueva, in the eastern part of Portugal's south-central Alentejo Province, went through a dramatic change. The creation of the largest man-made lake in Europe, covering 250 square kilometres, provided irrigation to one of the country's most arid areas – committing the village of Lux to a watery grave in the process. New homes were provided in a replica Lux, but the promise of a much-needed industrial boom following the building of the dam has yet to materialise, and tourists usually overlook this quiet, picturesque region in favour of Lisbon and the Algarve.
Our houseboat awaits us. I've always wanted to stay the night on one. I had a romantic notion of waking up to the gentle rocking of the boat in serene waters, and, free to go wherever took my fancy, I would cruise off in the bright morning sunshine with the wind in my hair and just my compass and wits to guide me.
We are woken on our first morning by highly unusual conditions for late spring. Heavy rain batters the windows, and the howling wind is creating a far from tranquil atmosphere.
During our boat-driving lesson from José, the marina's friendly, helpful instructor, I discover that GPS is much easier than using a compass; all you have to do to plot a course is make sure the green triangle (that's you) stays on the black line (the route). If you really want to test your girl-guide skills (which I did), you can still check the GPS is working by getting your compass out to verify your direction. Should you stray from the route, you risk crashing into rather surprising obstacles, such as underwater windmills, which were left intact when the dam was built.
You're also probably better off sacrificing the wind in your hair for the security that you're going the right way; the outside deck steering wheel has none of the gadgets you get indoors, such as GPS, sonar device, fuel gauge, emergency phone and – crucially – the gauge that tells you when the toilet waste is about to overflow.
Lesson over, our teacher disembarks and we're off, bikes securely fastened to the deck, and canoes – less securely, we later discover – tied to the back of the boat. With a well-stocked fridge, a fully kitted-out kitchen and a few bottles of local wine aboard, we aren't even that concerned about our somewhat questionable parking skills.
The wind has its advantages; the weather changes fast, and we are treated to several sunny periods. We take the bikes out for a scenic ride in Estrela, where I also have my first geocaching experience. This global outdoor game involves using a smartphone app or GPS-receiving device to locate the caches nearest to you and plot an as-the-crow-flies route to find them. A cache is usually a small plastic box, but it can be anything, so long as the log of who's found it can be securely contained. It's essentially a techie treasure hunt, except the treasure isn't in what you find, but in the thrill of discovering a place you may not have otherwise, and knowing that others before you have shared your experience. There are several caches in the Alentejo region, all set down by locals (as each needs to be maintained by its "owner"). This comes as a surprise to me, but geocaching is a worldwide phenomenon, and where there are adventurous people keen on orienteering, it's more than likely there are caches.
That evening we dine at Sabores da Estrela, where the magnificent food is washed down with fantastic local wines from vineyards dotted around the rolling hills. If you're a fan of olive oil and garlic, you'll enjoy Alentejo cuisine, as almost everything is cooked in generous amounts of both. Highlights of the local specialities include a dangerously moreish sheep's cheese, cod and chickpea salad, grilled octopus and pork cheek with walnut purée and apple sauce.
Well fed, the next morning we walk up into the ancient walled village of Monsaraz, which has been occupied since pre-historic times, and where a medieval castle affords excellent 360-degree views of the surrounding area, including a superb perspective on the jagged-edged lake. As evening falls, the weather clears, and we get a perfect view of the sky. The Alqueva region has been given the first Starlight Tourism Destination award; it has cloudless nights for over half the year, excellent clarity due to low light pollution, good atmospheric conditions, and the Dark Sky association loans telescopes to several hotels in the area.
A local amateur astronomer, Vitor, shows us the dramatic craters of the Moon, Saturn with its glorious rings, a blue star, a globular cluster, the donut-shaped Ring Nebular and my absolute highlight, although visually the least exciting – M81 and M82 neighbouring galaxies. They are twelve million light-years away. My mind is blown. On a much less exciting scale, but a very useful one, Vitor also shows us how to find north by tracing a line from the Plough to the North Star. So simple, and yet I was never quite sure how to do it before. My compass is becoming yet more obsolete.
Our final stop takes us to the city of Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, 55km west of the lake. On the drive there, after a sad farewell to our boat, I notice that many of the trees have been stripped of their bark – for cork, our guide, Olga, explains. We see the product of these exposed trunks in Évora's old-town shops, in the form of notepads, wallets, bags, shoes – you can even get a cork wedding dress. Who knew the stuff of bottle stoppers could be so versatile?
Évora is home to one of the most extraordinary chapels in the world: the Bone Chapel, filled floor to ceiling with the bones and skulls of 5,000 people whose corpses had been taking up space in valuable land in and around the city. The monks who founded the chapel in the early 16th century wanted to emphasise the transitory nature of life's journey. The place is as eerie as you might expect, but well worth the visit, and a reflective way to end our journey.
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Top image: Alqueva Dam on Guadiana river in Alentejo, Portugal © Sopotnicki/Shutterstock


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Former Presidential Candidate and former Texas Congressman Ron Paul joins the News Hub to react to the Federal Reserve's decision to continue its bond-buying program, and an impending government shutdown.
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I and I think it's the wrong thing to do not surprised there continue to do it ... but the issue the bad news not good news of course I think the market to wait on it was good news because I believe that can receive the stocks will open ... a new market ... highs I suppose they're right ... so if they didn't say where we're going to taper ... ten billion already spending five billion dollars per month ... the market's mood in panic ... I would think that this message and they should get ... even by not tapering ... isn't as bad news anyway ... because that means the Fed's worry ... after all the standard on its many trillions of dollars ... in are still sailing early in the week at peace with statistic that are not for real ... 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The Central Connecticut swimming and diving team lost its dual meet to Florida International University 198-100 on Friday night in Miami, FL. Seniors Taylor Friedmann and Allison Rasile along with junior Helene Neuhaus led the Blue Devils. Each of the trio posted individual wins and helped push the 400 yard freestyle relay team to a fourth CCSU victory.
Friedmann, who earned first in the 500 yard freestyle event with a time of 5:03.87, also placed second in the 200 yard freestyle earning a time of 1:54.54, just .42 second shy of her season-best in the event. Friedmann also teamed up with Rasile, Neuhaus and junior Erin Massey for a first-place finish in the 400 freestyle relay (3:35.43).
Rasile and Neuhaus proved impressive in their own rights. Rasile clenched a victory in her first attempt of the season at the 1000 yard freestyle (10:27.40) and also took silver in the 200 yard backstroke with a time of 2:10.81. Neuhaus claimed gold in the 100 yard freestyle with a time of 53.19, surpassing her season-best time of 53.23 which she earned on Nov. 17 at Vermont. Neuhaus also earned a second-place finish in the 100 yard backstroke with a time of 1:00.03.
In addition to participating in the 400 freestyle relay, Neuhaus also helped the 200 yard medley relay team to a second-place finish along with classmate Kellen Power and seniors Hannah Packer and Katie Lang. The team touched the wall in 1:51.11.
Junior Kristina Gulia turned in a two-three performance on the day, coming in second in the 100 yard breaststroke (1:08.83) and third in the 200 yard breaststroke (2:27.76). Lang placed third in both the 200 yard butterfly (2:10.71) and the 200 yard IM (2:14.14) while Packer also took the bronze in the 200 yard backstroke with a time of 2:13.69.
Other key swimming performances for the Blue Devils included senior Christine Smith, who placed third in the 1000 yard freestyle with a time of 10:50.55 (nearly five seconds faster than her previous season-best) and Massey who placed fourth in the 100 yard freestyle.
CCSU's divers took second through fourth place in both the 1-meter and the 3-meter board competitions. Freshman Jessica Goldman was the Blue Devil front-runner in the 1-meter competition, earning 245.55 for second place. Goldman was followed by classmate Shawna Herter with 219.17 for third and sophomore Kate Dwyer who rounded out the scoring with 209.25 for fourth.
It was Dwyer who led Central from the 3-meter board. She earned 218.55 for second place and was followed by Herter (199.87, third) and Goldman (191.85, fourth).
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