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CG Reel 2010
March 18, 2010
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This is my own latest 2010 reel that includes my recent industry work as well as some of school production and my own personal works.
Team Project 3 – Time to Fly
March 25, 2009
'Time to Fly' was our third and final Bath and Forck Production project together as a team. It is a story of a flock of New Zealand native Tui, in which they set out a great journery across the land as they set their tree free from the danger of human destruction. Through the film, we wanted to display our team's belonging to New Zealand as well as adding a subtle environmental message to give audience something to ponder about.
The project heavily involved live-action integration, thus we have incorporated our previous research's spherical HDR robot into pipeline to take HDRI for any on-site location we filmed. We also incorporated HD pipeline into our project, and we opted for 32bit EXR output render from Maya to contain its maximum information, which then led our compositors to switch to Nuke, a far superior compositing sofware than After Effects.
As for myself, I was responsible in co-leading Animation of the project as well as extending my assistance to help the Modelling Lead. To model and animate the Tui as realistically as possible, we met up with bird curator of Auckland Museum to take closer reference on anatomy and feathers of Tui bird. As well as the physical reference, we also built up our own video archive of Tui and other birds with similar flying pattern from online science community. Some of the footage among the archive were of my own recordings, as I was fortunate enough to have two Tui lingering at the backyard of my own home.
With enough reference on feathers, we've also built archives of different body feather alphas, which in Tui's case was 13 types. On top of that there were over 20 addition of wing and tail feather alphas to add onto archive. So with enough information, our TD was able to carefully recreate the feather distribution of Tui using particle feathers generation as well as simple transparent maps on wing / tail feathers.
As a result we have successfully created digital version of Tui as realistically as we hoped for in our given time of 7 weeks production schedule.
Another thing to note for in this final project, was the fact that we've actually incorporated several footage of miniature tree roots and earth that we have manually built and filmed in a controlled studio environment. It was simply great, since we were actually utelizing similar method as what Weta Digital and Weta Workshop have been doing with their film production in the last decade.
Without a doubt, this final graduate project marked as a stepping stone for all of us as we soon embarked our individual unique journey into the real world of visual effects wizardry.


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Polo Ralph Lauren
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An American style standard since 1972, the Polo shirt has been imitated but never matched. Over the decades, Ralph Lauren has reimagined his signature style in a wide array of colors and fits, yet all retain the quality and attention to detail of the iconic original. This relaxed version is finished with "3" embroidery—the number typically worn by a polo team's strongest player.
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When you name your child Jules, there's no need for a nickname, but they happen anyway. I started calling him Julesey, then Julesey Poolsey (pudding and pie, kissed the girls and made them cry). Then Orion decided that we were the Berenstain Bears and that Jules was Honey Bear. (If you haven't read the Berenstain Bears in a while, they eventually have another girl cub.) When we aren't the Berenstain Bears, then we are trains, except for Orion who is Mr. Conductor. I get to be Henry, Isaac is Gordon, and currently Jules is James Percy. (They are all friends of Thomas the Tank Engine. James and Percy are two separate engines.)
Jules sleeps pretty well. He is is having tummy time. No, wait! He is napping. This is his first spontaneous nap. Orion didn't do this until, hmm..., December 24, 2008. (See the last post.)
Jules talks whenever he can. He loves to babble and we love to listen to it. All you have to do is look and him, say a few words and then give him a chance to respond and off he goes. He seems to understand how conversation works, so if you keep talking then he stays quiet. He doesn't want to butt in.
EC is going well. We are only fastening the diapers onto him when we are away from home. Even Isaac has relaxed about the whole nakey butt thing. It helps that he gets virtually all of his poops in the potty. (At this age babys tend to be obvious about when they need to poop. We'll see what happens in a month or so. That's when Orion stopped being obvious.) Pees are hit or miss; it depends on how much attention I give him. I have learned the art of positioning a baby over a diaper, so that when I miss his cues we don't get a mess. Right now the game is communication, because without it we will not do so well once he starts crawling.
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Julesey Poolsey
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Thursday, January 1, 2009
Happy 2009!
We started off the holiday season by trimming the tree. Orion enjoyed helping this year. He likes to cluster all the ornaments in one spot. Isaac prefers them all equidistant. It was a constant battle that Orion was completely unaware of.
It just isn't a holiday without sharing it with friends. We had the Lambies over for the first night of Hanukkah. Our dinner was a success, but the jelly donuts were a bit raw in the middle. We had over Isaac's work friend, Dr. Dennis, for Hanukkah a few nights later and finally got the donuts right. We also tried making our own latkes and they were great, too. Ooh, and the homemade applesauce was so yummy. Next year I want to add pretzels to our Hanukkah fare.
This year Orion got to light his own menorah. He got some help the first few nights, but was doing it on his own by the eighth night. He also loved picking out what color candles to go into his menorah.
I had romantic notions of a Christmas Eve spent around the fire, sipping hot chocolate, eating cookies and reciting The Night Before Christmas. The fire got started a bit late, and when I came out with the hot chocolate I found a little boy with a chocolate mouth asleep on the couch. No waiting up for Santa this year.
My dad and step-mother arrived in time for dinner on Christmas and will be heading to the airport in a few hours. We had a great time with them and they got to see Jules for the first time.
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I decided to make a few cards similar to my SU demos card that you can find here. I liked the layout, but made a few alterations using supplies I had on hand.
I decided to back the hardwood stamped piece of card stock onto Coastal Cabana and added some of the same color ruffled ribbon.The flowers are from SU's You're Lovely, stamped in baked brown sugar. I used the deco label dies, backing it onto some more coastal cabana. I stamped the Happy Easter in coastal cabana.
I attached just one butterfly, and instead of jewels, I used some pearls. I think I'll try this in a few other colors,too!


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Healthy Start Programs and Services
Healthy Start/MomCare
- 407-858-1472
Mailing Address
475 W. Story Rd
Ocoee, FL 34761
For more than 20 years, Healthy Start has been providing assistance to pregnant women, interconceptual women, infants, and children up to age three to obtain the health care and social support needed to reduce the risks for poor maternal and child health outcomes.
Healthy Start offers care coordination services to all pregnant women and infants regardless of their socioeconomic status to ensure that early care is directed to those families where there is the best chance of preventing or minimizing adverse outcomes.
MomCare is a program that operates under the umbrella of Healthy Start to ensure access to care for all Medicaid-eligible pregnant women.
Nurse Family Partnership is a voluntary program that partners first-time moms with nurses. It is an evidence-based, community health program that operates under the umbrella of Healthy Start to transforms lives of vulnerable, first-time mothers living in poverty by improving prenatal care, quality of parenting and life prospects for mothers by partnering them with a registered and trained home visiting nurse.
Bellies, Babies and Beyond program is a Healthy Start initiative designed to work with women and their families before, during and after pregnancy, engaging pregnant women and continuing to serve the family through the baby's second birthday.
Below are details about our services:
- Healthy Start Services
For more than 20 years, Healthy Start has been providing assistance to pregnant women, interconceptual women, infants and children up to age three to improve pregnancy outcomes and help children get a healthy start in life. Healthy Start services are provided at no cost. Our goal is to help you have the healthiest pregnancy and baby possible. Participation in the program is completely voluntary and all information provided is kept strictly confidential.
Services provided by the program include:
- Assistance in Finding a Prenatal Care Provider
- MomCare Choice Counseling
- Prenatal Education and Support
- Newborn Care Education and Support
- In-Home Assessments, Care Coordination and Support
- Breastfeeding Education and Support
- Childbirth Education
- Childbirth classes
- Parenting Education
- General Parenting Education
- Happiest Baby on the Block Workshops
- Workshops for Expectant Fathers
- Boot Camp for New Dads Workshops
- Car Seat Safety Education (More information and car seat safety checkpoint points available at SafeKids.org.
- Safe Rides for Babies Class Schedule (PDF 588KB)
- Nutrition Education
- Help to Quit Smoking
- Supportive Counseling
- Referrals to other community resources
For more information on the Healthy Start Program and services, call 407-858-1472.
Community Partners
- Healthy Start Coalition of Orange County
- HRSA Maternal Child Health Bureau
- Prosperitas Leadership Academy
- Florida Hospital
- Howard Phillips Center for Children and Families
- Winnie Palmer Hospital
- Health Central Hospital
- Orange County Corrections Facility Female
Detention Center
- Community Health Centers: Apopka and Pinehills
- Easy Access Women's Health Clinic
- Covenant House
- Center for Pregnancy
- Heart of Florida United Way
- Centering Healthcare Institute
- Nurse Family Partnership
- March of Dimes
- Florida Association of Healthy Start Coalitions
- Boot Camp for New Dads
- ACCESS Florida
- Women's Health
- Text 4 Baby
- Heart of Florida United Way 211
- Harbor House
- Mom-to-be-tools
- La Leche League
- Girls Health
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Florida Health Note: If you disire to remain on this page right click on the link and select "Open in new window"
- Department of Children and Families
- Stayteen Games
- National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (Calculate Your Body Mass Index)
- National Heart, Lung, and Blood Insitute (Health Weight Basics)
- Family Doctor.org Breast Problems
- CDC Folic Acid Quiz
- MomCare Choice Counseling
MomCare was implemented in September of 2001 and is a statewide program. Every county in Florida offers MomCare services. Every woman who applies for either SOBRA (temporary Medicaid) or full Medicaid for her pregnancy is automatically enrolled in the program. Pregnant women are assisted until they are linked with their chosen Managed Care Organization (MCO) and know the resources available to them and their baby. Women receive education on the Family Planning Waiver, assistance in choosing a pediatrician for their baby, and instructions on how to activate their baby's Medicaid. MomCare is sponsored by the Florida Department of Health, Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration and the Healthy Start Coalition of Orange.
How will it help you?
When you find out that you are pregnant, you may have questions that MomCare can help answer:
- What do I need to do?
- Where do I go for prenatal care?
- How do I get the extra help that I need?
- Who do I talk to if I have a problem?
How does it work?
Once you are approved for pregnancy (SOBRA) Medicaid, a Maternity Care Advisor (MCA) will be assigned to you to help answer your questions. Your MCA will assist you in getting medical care and services such as the Women, Infants and Children program (WIC), childbirth education, parenting and breastfeeding education and support and psychosocial counseling, if needed.
How can your MCA help you?
- Make follow-up phone calls to ensure you are keeping health care appointments.
- Provide WIC nutrition program information and referral.
- Refer you to Healthy Start services, when needed.
- Register you for Healthy Start sponsored childbirth, parenting and car seat safety classes, if applicable.
- Provide access and referrals to other community resources.
- Assist you in choosing a pediatrician for newborn prior to delivery.
- Provide instructions on how to obtain or apply for the baby's Medicaid.
- Assist you on accessing family planning/birth control services after delivery
- Link you to available education information online Momcare IC booklet (PDF 235MB) or by mail
We look forward to helping you have a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby. For more information on the MomCare Program or to speak to a MCA, call 407-254-6822 or visit http://www.healthystartorange.org/momcare.html.
- Nurse Family Partnership
2016-2017 Annual Report
Pregnancy help for first time moms
Nurse-Family Partnership helps first-time moms, just like you, prepare for the birth of your child and gives you the support you need to achieve your heart's desire.
Nurse-Family Partnership is a free, voluntary program that partners first-time moms with nurses. When you enroll in the program, a trained nurse will visit you in your home until your baby turns two years old.
If you have questions, your nurse will help answer them. Your nurse helps you have a healthy pregnancy, gives you coaching on child development and empowers you to pursue your heart's desire. Your nurse will always be there for you, so you can be there for your baby!
Every dollar invested in NFP can yield more than five dollars in return.
Program Goals
- Improve pregnancy outcomes
- Improve child health and development
- Improve parents' economic self-sufficiency
Key Program Components:
- First-time, at-risk mothers
- Registered nurses
- Intensive services (intensity, duration)
- Focus on behavior
- Program fidelity
Why Nurses?
- Knowledge, judgment and skills
- High levels of trust, low stigma
- Credibility and perceived authority
- Nursing theory and practice at core of original model
Who can enroll in the program?
Any pregnant woman who:
- Is less than 28 weeks gestation
- Will be a first-time mother (first live birth)
- Meets low income requirements, such as Medicaid or WIC eligible
- Resides in designated zip codes in Orange County
For more information on the National Nurse Family Partnership program visit: http://www.nursefamilypartnership.org/first-time-moms
- Bellies, Babies and Beyound
Bellies, Babies and Beyond program is a Healthy Start initiative designed to work with women and their families before, during and after pregnancy, engaging pregnant women and continuing to serve the family through the baby's second birthday. The program provides health care for women and babies using the Centering® group healthcare models. In addition to Centering® group healthcare, families receive home visitation, case management, health education, perinatal depression screening, reproductive life planning, counseling and male involvement workshops, among other activities, to ensure a healthy pregnancy, birth and developmental outcome.
For detailed information about our Bellies, Babies, and Beyond Program please download our brochure (PDF 534KB).


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I am very impressed with the start to Life Book 2016. Of the 8 lessons offered in the first 6 weeks, I've wanted to do all except one of them. It's not too late to join....Week 6 (last week) was a lesson from Tam creating Quirky Birds. I didn't want to create an entire page of birds, but thought it might be fun to create just one - and I was right :-)
After working so large in my last Life Book project (see my previous post) I created my bird on a small piece of watercolour paper (6" x 8") using Twinkling H2Os as my base colours, and then adding various markers, tape and thread to finish. Enjoyed the process so much forgot to take process photos! She was fun to doodle on :-)
Took my final photo in the sunshine so if you click on it you can see some of the shimmer of those watercolours.
Go HERE to see my Flickr album of all my Life Book 2016 projects. You can see all my posts about Life Book this year HERE.
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
LB2016 : Quirky Bird
Posted by Lynette (NZ) at 8:15 PM
Labels: Life Book 2016, Watercolours
2 comments:
- Zsuzsa Karoly-Smith said...
Your quirky bird looks so much fun, Lynette! Great idea to use twinkling H2Os. I'm planning to do a close-up too, where I can experiment with the watercolour technique Tam introduced. I still don't feel very confident with watercolours. I've tried my TomBow's yesterday for the first time. They will take some getting used to! I think it's the unpredictability of watercolours that I find a bit tricky, but I love the effect!
- February 9, 2016 at 11:39 PM
- Lynette (NZ) said...
Hi Zsuzsa - what fun you got some TomBows - always fun to try out new supplies :-)
- February 10, 2016 at 4:32 PM
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley: Live with Regis & Kelly!
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley wears The Row as she drops by ABC Studios on Tuesday (June 28) to tape an appearance on Live with Regis & Kelly.
The 24-year-old Transformers actress and model chatted about topping Maxim's Hot 100.
"They need glasses!" Rosie laughed, adding, "Well, I think it's just a bit more pressure getting ready in the morning now – I feel like I've got to be sexy every day, which I don't feel! It's very nice – there's worse things to be called, so I'm enjoying it."
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Press conference hosts Rossi, Edwards, Hayden, Dovizioso and Vermeulen ahead of opening practice.
It might have been the sunshine, jet lag or simply the excitement of the weekend's Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix, but the MotoGP riders in the pre-event press conference were in jovial spirit when facing the national and international media on Thursday afternoon.
Present in the giant tent-cum-media-centre that houses those covering the action at Laguna Seca was reigning World Champion Valentino Rossi, flanked by a four-star accompaniment of Andrea Dovizioso, Chris Vermeulen and home riders Colin Edwards and Nicky Hayden. All were happy to share their thoughts ahead of Friday's opening practice session.
"I like American jet lag," said Fiat Yamaha man Rossi, renowned for his aversion to early starts. "In the mornings here I am in much better shape than in Italy, for example!"
Rossi was one of the principle protagonists of last year's Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix in what was the turning point of his season. This time out he leads the series upon arrival in Laguna Seca, although he is taking nothing for granted.
"I have a good setting from the 2008 race, but now there is high pressure for me to get a result like last year's. Colin and Nicky will also be a lot closer, because this time they are both on Bridgestone tyres."
Repsol Honda rider Dovizioso has ridden just once at the track, and is also making his Bridgestone Stateside debut this weekend. "It will be good to try the tyres out here, as we had a good race in 2008 and it is a very different track to what we are used to in Europe," stated the Italian.
Looking back to the 2008 race with even fonder memories was Rizla Suzuki's Vermeulen, whose podium was overshadowed by Rossi's battle with Casey Stoner. "I think everybody forgot that I was third here… I remember at least!" recalled the Australian. "We've always gone well here, and it is such a unique, technical track. Let's hope that we can be up there again this weekend."
Twice a winner at Laguna Seca, Hayden remarked that "just because it is my home country, it doesn't mean that we are going to perform a miracle this weekend." The Kentucky native has been picking up form over recent weeks, trying to become more comfortable with the Ducati Desmosedici GP9.
On a day of jokes, Edwards was keen to up the ante. "This week I've handed out some guns, and I've got some marines ready to take out some tyres and engines. I'm not going to kill anyone…" he smirked, before handing out the highest praise to the man sat to his left.
"You ask what it was like for Valentino to race against the greats?" said the Monster Yamaha Tech 3 rider to an American journalist asking about the day's SuperKart event. "You should be asking them what it was like to race against the Greatest Of All Time."
Find out who is the greatest of the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix weekend over the next three days, beginning with Friday's free practice session and concluding with the Sunday race, broadcast live on FOX at 2pm Pacific time (5pm Eastern time).


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It's finally that time again! I love doing these giveaways and I love seeing you all win. This time around, there will be 4, yes 4, different ways to enter the contest. I'm finally launching a Facebook and Twitter page for 4 hats and frugal and I want to celebrate!
To enter:
Leave a comment letting me know what song is being "played" in this video. Some of you have already seen this video(and giggled at the silliness), so this should be easy. (one entry)
HINT: you may want to google(or swagbuck) this one. Seems like most of you all are getting it wrong! I need right answers, people! LOL and the title does start with a "Y". Now, that's a hint.
Want more chances to win? Do each of these for extra entries:
-Become a facebook fan of 4 hats and frugal, come back to this post and leave a comment telling me that you are now a fan(one entry).
-Follow 4 hats and frugal on twitter, come back to this post and leave a comment(separate from the last two) telling me that you're now following the blog (one entry).
-Check out my latest post about one of my favorite frugal secrets. Read the questions at the bottom of that post, come back here and leave your answer to those questions(one entry).
BONUS ENTRY: If you have a blog, create a post telling your readers about this contest. Leave a comment here, with the link to your post (one entry).
Now for some small rules: If you are not on blogger or have a google account, I need you to leave me an e-mail address. No address means no entry, so make sure you take care of that little step.
The entries naming the song and answering the questions from the frugal post will be suppressed until the end of the contest, just so we don't have any "mockingbirds" repeating what others have put down. Seems fair. If you aren't sure if your entry has gone through, you can always e-mail me to ask.
This contest will end Friday, March 12th, at 11:59pm EST.
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After Dark Amusement Park - 'Atom Bomb' b/w 'Water & Wine' 7"
Jett Plastic Recordings' first release (JPR-001) will be one to remember, as After Dark Amusement Park are here to stay. The band, comprised of Greg Beyer (vocals/guitar). Eric Hoegemeyer (drums), and Troy Gregory (bass at live shows) have been making their Detroit rounds, and now you can see that Detroit is the musical epicenter for great acts when you spin this sweet slab of plastic on your turntable. The band is comprised of former members of The Dirtbombs, Charm Farm, Gold Cash Gold, Ty Stone, Brownsville Station, The Witches, Grayling, Killing Joke, Andre Williams, and Outrageous Cherry just to name a few……. After Dark Amusement Park and Jett Plastic Recordings' debut 7" release features two jams, smash hit "Atom Bomb" (To be featured on ADAP's TBD second album) and "Water & Wine" (a song exclusive to this vinyl release)
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The word fence reminded me at first only about the unfortunate meaning of it. Not even contemplating the possibility of a "brighter" side. So I thought: 'What if? What if a "doomed" word (or life situation) rhymes with a more pleasing one?'
How comes we always assume the dark side of the wor(l)d? Is it so difficult to recognize its positive and brighter side? Disconcerting, and disturbing I would also add, how our minds work.
Personally, I believe we should find the comforting tones hidden even in tough situations.
As the famous song claims:
Just direct your feet
On the sunny side of the street
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PARKER, Colo. – A fresh cast of Europeans won more than the Solheim Cup at Colorado Golf Club on Sunday.
They won the fascination of international golf fans now curious to see where the Euros' historic rout of the Americans might lead.
So what now for European women?
When will get to see 17-year-old Charley Hull on another big stage? What's in store for Caroline Hedwall, the "Swedish Viking" who became the first player in Solheim Cup history to go 5-0? What happens to the game of Carlota Ciganda, the Spaniard who went 3-0 in her first Solheim Cup? Or Jodi Ewart Shadoff and Caroline Masson?
Who among the Euros will get the biggest Solheim Cup bounce?
The bounce is a real phenomenon.
Back in 2009, when Michelle Wie was a controversial American Solheim Cup captain's pick, she revitalized her game taking the international team event by storm. She was 3-0-1 helping the Americans win at Rich Harvest Farms. Wie left there full of such new confidence and momentum that Hall of Famer Juli Inkster predicted Wie would break through and win her first LPGA title before the year was out. Inkster was right. Two months after the Solheim Cup, Wie won the Lorena Ochoa Invitational, the first of her two LPGA titles.
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Wie wasn't the only American using momentum from a dynamic Solheim Cup performance to reach new heights.
Paula Creamer was a force for the Americans at Rich Harvest Farms, going 3-1. The following summer, she broke through to win her first major championship, the U.S. Women's Open at Oakmont.
Stacy Lewis can testify to the bounce the Solheim Cup can give, even in defeat. She said her experience losing in Ireland in 2011 was an important impetus in helping her become the first American in nearly two decades to win the LPGA's Rolex Player of the Year last year and become the Rolex world No. 1 earlier this year.
Nobody should be surprised if Europe's Suzann Pettersen, Catriona Matthew or Anna Nordqvist add another major. But what about Beatrice Recari? She has won two LPGA titles this year and looks poised to take her best form to the majors. And what about match-play dynamo Azahara Munoz? Or late-blooming Giulia Sergas?
We won't have to wait long to see any of them again. All 12 Euros on the winning Solheim Cup team are scheduled to play the CN Canadian Women's Open this week. So are 11 of the U.S. team members with everybody but Lizette Salas committed to play.
The guardians and supporters of European women's golf are eager to see if this hungry, new Euro contingent will have a notable impact on the European game.
While much has been made of how the rise of Asian women has pushed the Americans to the shadows on so many big stages, it has been even worse for the Europeans.
When Lewis won the Ricoh Women's British Open three weeks ago, she ended the longest drought in the history of major championships for American women, a winless spell of 10 consecutive majors. The Europeans have their own drought going. They haven't won in the last 16 majors, not since Matthew won the Women's British Open in 2009.
That's what makes the introduction of The Evian Championship in France as a major championship next month intriguing beyond Inbee Park's quest to become the first player to win four majors in a year or Lewis' quest to become the first American woman to win back-to-back majors since Juli Inkster in '99.
The European women will have some wonderful momentum going to Evian, golf's newest major, the LPGA's fifth major. It's a terrific European setting and wonderful timing for the Euros to celebrate and build on what they achieved in Colorado.
By routing the Americans in historic fashion, winning the Solheim Cup for the first time on American soil in the largest margin of victory in the event's history, the Europeans whipped up all kinds of hope for the women's game back on their continent.
"I think this is obviously a big step in the right direction," European captain Liselotte Neumann said. "Hopefully, this will mean that the European Tour will have a bright future, and, hopefully, with lots more golf over there, more tournaments and better prize money and so on."
Europe's Solheim Cup team represented eight countries: Spain, Sweden, England, Scotland, France, Germany, Norway and Italy.
"With the media and TV, and all the countries back in Europe getting the feed from (Colorado Golf Club) and watching it, the game is growing over in Europe," Neumann said. "I think, obviously, it means a lot for the future of women's golf. And golf overall in Europe."
England's Laura Davies, who missed out playing her first Solheim Cup this year, sees this new European contingent intensifying interest in the Solheim Cup.
"These girls are the pioneers now," Davies said on Sky Sports. "All the ones who come behind them don't have to have 'We've never won it in America' saddled on their shoulders. It is game on."


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I have a new issue I have never come across. I plan to make more use of my New Dewalt router. I only have some round over bits at this time. I plan to do a lot of Cabinet work using plywood of course.
I need to buy some straight bits, the typical 1/4, 3/8, and 3/4 for now.
I have read some stuff about special router bits that are more closely matched to the TRUE dimensions of todays plywood. I do not know if that means the bits are larger or narrower than the typical 1/4, 3/8 and 3/4 plywood thickness.
1) Does anyone have any experience using these bit?
2) Does this issue exist for say typical Home Depot/lowes consumer Pine plywood AND the more expensive Birtch, Oak plys? Are ALL the different grades of Ply NOT exactly what the thickness should be and one should use these special Router bits?
I have noticed when using a Dado blade on my table saw say for 3/8 ply that if I set up the dado for exact;y 3/8 wides the ply is loose.
I also wish to buy some Spiral 1/2 shank straight cutting bits to do some Mortises. Any suggestions on brands there?
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The purpose of this section is to recognize the accomplishments of Society members that have made a major impact by advancing the scientific knowledge in craniofacial genetics and developmental biology. We also hope that curious visitors will discover the clinical and scientific breath and depth of the Society and will personally join us.
Timothy Cox is a Professor and holder of the Laurel Endowed Chair in Craniofacial Research in the University of Washington's Department of Pediatrics (Division of Craniofacial Medicine) and the Center for Developmental Biology and Regenerative Medicine at Seattle Children's Research Institute. His research aims to understand the genetic and epigenetic contributions to craniofacial development and susceptibility to common craniofacial conditions, such as cleft lip, midface hypoplasia and craniofacial microsomia, and discover new interventional and preventative therapies for these debilitating conditions. His lab utilizes both the mouse and chick as developmental model systems and complements this with gene discovery on relevant patient cohorts. This research employs the latest technologies for controlled genetic manipulation and quantitative 3D imaging to assess the impact of gene variants and maternal diet on embryologic and postnatal craniofacial phenotypes. This is complemented by cell biological studies both in the animal models and relevant cell culture systems. Tim also serves as Director of the Seattle Craniofacial Center's Small Animal Tomographic Analysis (SANTA) Facility.
Dr. Lisa Taneyhill is an Associate Professor of Developmental Biology in the Department of Animal and Avian Sciences at the University of Maryland. Her research explores how cellular junctions, akin to the molecular "velcro" that keeps cells together, are dismantled to generate migratory cell types and later reassembled to allow multiple cell types to interact to create new tissues and organs. To address these questions, the Taneyhill lab utilizes both chick neural crest and placode cells, which are initially stationary but later become migratory, in part, through modulation of cell adhesion. This research is significant and will impact society by enhancing our understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying the generation of migratory cells, a process co-opted during human diseases such as cancer, and the intercellular interactions required to create more complex structures in an embryo or adult organism. The lab employs a wide variety of experimental techniques, including chick embryology, cell culture, biochemistry, molecular biology, and live-cell imaging. Throughout her years at the University of Maryland, Dr. Taneyhill has received funding from the NSF, NIH, and the American Cancer Society. She is the author of 31 peer-reviewed publications, included four review articles and three book chapters. Most recently, Dr. Taneyhill served on the international Committee on Gene Drive Research in Non-Human Organisms: Recommendations for Responsible Conduct that was formed by the National Academy of Sciences.
Dr. Sally A. Moody, Ph.D.,
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George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Dr. Moody was trained in Neuroscience and Developmental Biology. She has directed a biomedical research laboratory focused on the development of the nervous system for over 30 years. Her lab has studied numerous aspects of neural cell development in a number of animal models. Her favorite, however, is the frog Xenopus because of their large eggs and rapid development, the ease of performing gene gain- and loss-of-function in specific tissues, and the applicability of the information we gain to other vertebrates, including humans, due to a high degree of genome homology. Currently there are three major projects in the laboratory. First, we are discovering the role of a neural transcription factor, FoxD4, in the formation of neural stem cells. We have shown in both frog embryos and mouse embryonic stem cells that FoxD4 is required for the cells to become part of the nervous system and it plays an important role in controlling the onset of neural cell differentiation. We currently are determining whether maternal proteins found in blastomeres that give rise to the nervous system, including FoxD4, bias embryonic cells prior to neural induction to become neurons. Second, we are studying what genes are required for the proper formation of the sensory organs of the head. In frogs, fish, chicks and humans, the Six1 gene is pivotal for the development of the olfactory sensory epithelium, lens of the eye, inner ear and cranial sensory ganglia. We are identifying new genes that interact with Six1 in order to discover the genetic causes of birth defects that impact these organs. Third, as part of a program project grant, we are studying the neural developmental causes of swallowing dysfunctions (dysphagia) in a mouse model of 22Q11 Deletion (DiGeorge) Syndrome. Patients and mice with this deletion do not feed properly, and thereby grow slower. They also are prone to inner ear infections and pneumonia because they aspirate food into their airways. We are testing the hypothesis that there are deficits in the formation of the cranial nerves that control the muscles of chewing and swallowing that result in this clinical problem.
Dr. Moody has served on numerous NIH, NSF and international study sections, as Treasurer of the Society for Developmental Biology, is the current Treasurer of the International Xenopus Board and the current Vice President of the Society for Craniofacial Genetics and Developmental Biology. She recently chaired the 2017 Gordon Research Conference on "Neural Crest and Cranial Placodes". She has edited three books ("Cell Lineage and Fate Determination", Academic Press, 1998; "Principles of Developmental Genetics", Elsevier, 2007; the second edition of "Principles of Developmental Genetics" Elsevier, 2014) and is Editor-in-Chief of genesis, The Journal of Genetics and Development.


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Last night BBC North broadcast a debate about the impact of public sector cuts on the North East. I was pleased to be in the invited audience to point out that local authorities must be mindful to make cuts which will not result in them spending more money in the long run (see my blog 5th August).
Although people were worried about the potential scale of the cuts there was general agreement that the country cannot afford the present level of public expenditure. Our region has the highest percentage of public sector employees but as was pointed out, that isn't because the public sector is too big but because the private sector is too small compared to other regions. That is why abolishing One North East, the Regional Development Agency makes little sense at just the point when its investment in the low carbon industries of the future is beginning to bear fruit in electric cars and sustainable energy generation from wind and waves.
The tone of the programme was gloomy. We have a tendancy in the North East to blame central government for our troubles. Ed Cox, Director of ippr north (Institute of Public Policy Research) tried valiantly to move the discussion away from blaming others to taking responsbility for ourselves - to 'lead not plead' but without success. Currently the voluntary sector is particularly prone to pleading for public funds. Yet not so long ago it was voluntary organisations that were valued for their innovation and courage. The voluntary sector has become too reliant on public money in the form of grants or contracts which inevitably means doing what other people ask us to do rather than take the initiative ourselves.
There is no doubt that the voluntary sector will be hit hard by cuts when they come. As Children North East has already found, local authorities will always chose to cut money for other organisations before they cut their own services and staff. Rather than moaning, blaming, doing nothing or simply hoping for the best now is the moment for voluntary organisations to take the lead. Instead of looking to the public sector to know what is best and give us the money to do it, we should use our collective knowledge of the needs of the most vulnerable members of society to commission the services needed ourselves. Larger charities and 'umbrella' organisations like VONNE and CVS bodies are well placed to take on this strategic commissioning role convening coalitions of smaller organisations to develop and deliver solutions. They also have the relationships and authority to negotiate with public bodies, grant makers like charitable trusts and philanthropic investors. We often forget that in a time of cuts in public expenditure the voluntary sector can bring extra cash to the table by accessing funding that is not available to public bodies.


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After our weekend away in London, the following weekend saw us down in Cornwall, so we had planned that the weekend before Easter would be a quite one. Note the phrase 'would be a quiet one' which translated into 'was a busy one'. We spent the Friday with friends in Skegness, which was true to it's poster - bracing!
So after that I had planned nothing - the weekend could stretch out in a very lazy way. That was until on Saturday afternoon I was asked if I would like another day out. 'Where?' was my reply 'Well I've just realised that tomorrow is the last day the Flying Scotsman is on the North York Moors railway and we've not been to see it'. You may remember I have a husband who was an avid train spotter in his youth and who can't go near to a steam railway without visiting it and taking the odd (?) picture. I have many fond memories of the North York Moors, Pickering and especially Levishan where not only did we spend our honeymoon there, but last year Becky, Charlotte and I went up there to Cheryl-Ann Taylor where both Becky and Charlotte had head dresses designed for their weddings. Taking all this into consideration, along with the fact the David would be so disappointed not to see it in full steam I agreed. We would need an early start as David expected that the train would be housed at Pickering, so if we got there early we would see it being brought out and steamed up. The alarm was set and an early start we had (made even earlier by putting together a picnic before we left). We got there in good time and had no trouble parking by the station in Pickering. It was as we got to the station we found out that it would be coming down from Goathland so there would be a wait. Enough time for a welcome coffee in the station's tea garden. As more people arrived we joined them on the platform
and then came the announcement. 'There is a slight problem and the Flying Scotsman will be 10 minutes late' - not so bad you may think, but that 10 minutes turned into 1 hour and 10 minutes. It seems there was a problem with the brakes so another train was attached to help. Finally it arrived
We have many, many pictures but some of you may already be yawning so they are saved for David to enjoy.
Not content to see it in Pickering it was suggested that we might go up to Levisham and then down to the station to watch it go through later in the day so that's what we did. Levisham is a lovely village but the approach is by going through Lockton, right down into the valley and up a VERY steep hill. At the top is the village stretching up to the pub.
To get to the station you go passed the pub and wind down the hill into the bottom of the valley
It's a very pretty, well kept station and generally quiet, although on this occasion there were others with the same idea as us. Another hour passed which was spent chatting to enthusiasts, looking at different exhibitions and memorabilia until the time came for us to take our places again. I was detailed to video it on David's phone whilst he took more pictures. I didn't do a very good job of the video but he managed the pictures
It came and went quickly, but I had one happy husband!


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He was just a fun thing to add to my Thanksgiving Day mantel. I will be debuting that next week! Here are a few more photos of my fun Tom the Turkey.
What do you think? Is he a cute way to use scrap wood? I have SO much scrap wood in the work shop, I need to be bored more often. Haha!
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Friday, June 4, 2010
Thank You
Thank you Lynn!
Thank You Danyelle!
Thank you Katie! The rules are to post six lies and one truth.
Thank you Nancy!
Thank you to Steena at Chocolate Reality for the Sunshine Award!
19 comments:
- Wendy Paine Miller said...
You deserve these. Have a great weekend.
~ Wendy
- June 4, 2010 at 7:36 AM
- Terri Tiffany said...
Shows what an awesome person you are:))) I mean that!
- June 4, 2010 at 8:03 AM
- Donna M. Kohlstrom said...
Congrats! You deserve these awards and more!
Be blessed abundantly this weekend and always!
- June 4, 2010 at 8:13 AM
- Donna M. Kohlstrom said...
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- June 4, 2010 at 8:13 AM
- Katie Ganshert said...
Congrats on the awards! They are a fun pick-me-up, aren't they?
- June 4, 2010 at 8:15 AM
- Donna M. Kohlstrom said...
Ooops! Looks like my comment got posted a couple of times!!
- June 4, 2010 at 8:15 AM
- Linda Kage said...
Congrats, congrats!! Awesome awards.
- June 4, 2010 at 8:50 AM
- Jennifer Shirk said...
Very nice!! Have a great weekend!
- June 4, 2010 at 9:17 AM
- Project Journal said...
Big congrats from Vermont!!
You've so busy and keep up with your blog so nicely. Keep up the good work!
- June 4, 2010 at 9:52 AM
- Karen Amanda Hooper said...
Such pretty awards. You deserve all of them. Congrats!
- June 4, 2010 at 10:00 AM
- Cindy said...
Congratulations, have a great weekend!
- June 4, 2010 at 11:48 AM
- Nancy said...
How nice for you. You deserve them. I love all of the various grapics. Some very creative poeple out there.
- June 4, 2010 at 1:03 PM
- Jessica Nelson said...
Awww, you guys are so nice! But I feel bad because I was behind so I just let this autopost, but I really want to give out some of these to other fabulous bloggers. I think you ladies really deserve them.
And chocolate. Wish I could cyber send it. :-)
- June 4, 2010 at 2:14 PM
Those are sooo lovely! And you deserve each and every one, oh BQE. Heehee
Umm...so, you found this post on the dashboard of your car? That's an interesting place to be keeping your posts. Just kidding. HA!
- June 4, 2010 at 3:40 PM
- Karen Lange said...
Congratulations! Your blog is award worthy:)
- June 4, 2010 at 6:03 PM
- Jessica Nelson said...
So is yours, Karen. :-)
Anita, very funny!
Nancy, those ARE pretty cool graphics. I hadn't thought much about that.
- June 4, 2010 at 8:40 PM
- Susan J. Reinhardt said...
Congrats, Jess! It's a wonder you have time to blog at all. Yet, you do such a good job. :)
- June 5, 2010 at 2:57 PM
- Erin said...
You're very loved! :)
- June 6, 2010 at 2:51 PM
- Deb Shucka said...
All well-deserved! Big congrats to you.
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Monday, January 03, 2011
Weekend Wandering...
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- AnonymousJanuary 3, 2011 at 7:26 PM
That look book is gorgeous, I love the prints. Unfortunately I usually work weekends BUT on days off we love to sleep in, eat good food and play with the puppy. Simple pleasures with lots of love.ReplyDelete
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wow thankyou! you're such a sweetheart :)ReplyDelete
loving your blog, keep in touch!
I freakin love Sretsis!ReplyDelete
I wish I had a puppy to take for walks, but we just don't have enough room at our house.
thanks for the tastespotting tip, I'm always on the look out for good recipe sites.
This is lovely! The prints are amazing.ReplyDelete
The only habit I can think of is turning the TV onto Rage in the mornings (even if it's just as background noise haha)ReplyDelete
That Sretsis image is wonderful. Will definitely have to check out the rest!
i agree with everyone. the print is out of this world.ReplyDelete
It is an amazing print! Love the collection, really would like the pony though :)ReplyDelete
love that photo, cool tourist looking collection! on the weekends, i usually party a lot, just to break free from school a bit, and then i like so spend my sunday waking up late and keeping up with blogs in my bed ! xxReplyDelete
sretsis always has the most gorgeous, girly things! that printed blazer is so beautiful :)ReplyDelete
ps you're gonna come back speaking like an american!!
I'm in love with mostly every piece from the new Sretsis collection. Can imagine so much fitting seamlessly with my wardrobe, if only it were a bit cheaper...ReplyDelete
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