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We knew Canvas was a Siesta Key troublemaker, but we didn't exactly see this coming. But funnily enough, it was Brandon who totally called it:
During tonight's episode, the Siesta Key newbie spilled the beans to Madisson about BG's indiscretion. We get why Canvas spoke up: Mad absolutely deserved to know, and Canvas was the one who saw it all go down. And after Brandon confessed his dirty deed to Carson and Canvas confided in Chloe, it was clear the budding rapper wasn't about to make waves with his girl.
Chloe even not-so-subtly tried to get BG to admit to it ("You were being a little extra nice"), but Brandon claimed he stayed alone in a hotel after his show. "Just me and my rapper equipment, and that was it," he said. (If by "rapper equipment," you mean "a random groupie," then okay. But we digress…)
It wasn't until the Halloween party that Canvas decided to make her move — and dressed as Mother Nature, the brunette bartender did cause quite the s**t storm. Madisson's reaction after hearing the news from her nemesis? "We are not friends. Why would you go out of your way to tell me this?"
Replied Canvas: "I want you to know, and not for my benefit — it's for your benefit. I'm just letting you know what I saw. You deserve to know what's going on. I'm not the one you have to worry about."
Upon being confronted, Brandon didn't deny a thing. And honestly, we're not sure if Mad was more pissed about BG cheating or the fact that she "had to hear it from f**king Canvas."
But what do you think? Should Canvas have been the one to tell Madisson? Or should she have waited for Brandon to come clean to Madisson? Take our poll, tell us your thoughts in the comments, and catch the Bradisson aftermath next Monday at 10/9c.


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text: ShareTweet Turkish Aviation Academy launched "New Generation Educational Practices Project" supported by TÜBİTAK" at Turkish Airlines Headquarters VIP Hall on 14 May 2018. The launch started with the speech and presentation of Senior Vice President, Training, Prof. Kemal YÜKSEK. In his speech, Mr. Yüksek explained the new generation education system of Aviation Academy to the participants in detail. Mr. Yüksek emphasized that with this project Turkish Airlines will have a Learning Management System (LMS) by using completely local and national education technologies. Also, Mr. Yüksek said that 3D VR applications have been developed as well, for "Conquer Your Fear of Flying" Program and Fuel and De-icing trainings. This project, which is the first Turkish Airlines' project accepted by TUBITAK, was prepared for the development of a new generation e-education platform of Turkish Aviation Academy and sample applications working on this platform. Within the scope of this project, it is aimed to manage all available trainings, support next generation mobile applications and contents based on advanced education technologies, use advanced current measurement methods (SCORM X-API), develop mobile application for sample training, and develop VR application for sample training. At the end of the launch , the plaques were presented to Dr. Özgür KAYMAZ being responsible for management and follow-up of the project and Ümit DOĞAN by Senior Vice President, Training, Assoc Prof. Kemal YÜKSEK. After the presentation of plaques, photo shoot and cake cutting were made. The launch ended with the participants experiencing the passenger Simulator of Conquer Your Fear of Flying program.


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The STA's biggest beef, however, seems to be with the ever-growing
popularity of lightweight kilts, which led them to claim in Monday's paper that
shopkeepers were misleading tourists by selling cut price acrylic kilts, for as
little as £19.99.
You'll not get a "real" kilt for less than £240
apparently, and therein lies the rub. How many locals, let alone tourists on a
budget, have a spare £240 to blow on a "real" kilt?
However, don't be misled into believing that the kilt police are driven by an
altruistic desire to save our heritage. The organisation might sound like some
historic body formed by the clan chiefs generations ago, but is actually a
fairly new collective formed in 1996 by Scotland's leading weavers and tartan
retailers ... no vested interests there then. Really, who cares what your kilt
is made of, as long as you wear it with pride.
Ok, first of all, whether the STA was formed in 1996 or in 1796 really has no bearing on the point of their article. The Scotsman author is just setting up a straw man. And yes, the STA membership is made up of some of the top tartan manufacturers and kiltmakers in the country. It is also made up of tartan scholars and academics, as well as a large body of interested individuals. And the STA watches out for the interests of its membership. Why shouldn't it? But the point to be made is that STA membership consists of many competing tartan producers. The STA here is not advocation for one company or another, but rather for the Scottish-based Highland Dress industry as a whole. And really, what Scotsman wants to see the tartan trade leave their country for the shores of some third-world nation? Recall not that long ago when the MOD was contemplating having the tartan for their regimental kilts made overseas? People were up in arms!
But the main complaint of the editorial seems to be that the STA is guilty of elitism, claiming that the only "real" kilt must be a heavyweight, hand tailored, eight yard masterpeice costing hundreds of dollars. However, this is not true! In the original STA aritcle itself, they state:
Most weavers and kiltmakers have no objection to cheap 'fun kilts' appearing onNotice how the Scotsman peice never even once mentioned this -- the main point of the STA article. Rather it attackes the STA for a position that they themselves plainly state not to hold.
the market, regardless of their country of origin or what they're made of.
After all, youngsters introduced to the 'kilt' through them will no doubt
graduate to the real thing one day. No... the objection is that people are
being misled into buying these cheap kilts under the impression that they're
Scottish and that the design, fabric, and workmanship are the output of
Scotland's traditional weavers and kiltmakers. That is regarded
as a travesty!
Apparantly the author of the peice cannot even be bothered to read (or understand) the very article that he is commenting on. And the sad fact is that most people, not being members of the STA, will only hear about their opinion through reading garbage like this, without ever having the opportunity to find out what the STA actually said.
This author's expertise in the kilt stems from the fact that he rented one for a wedding once. And he is critcizing the STA for a position that they do not even hold. So, tell me... is it really the position of the Scotsman that cheap foreign-made acrylic kilts should be more widely available on the Scottish market? That is a position that I find very hard to defend!


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Yogyakarta (15/11) – Indonesia's newly appointed president Joko Widodo (Jokowi) stresses much on making Indonesia the axis of the world's maritime. This emphasizing is reasonable due to Indonesia's strategically located geographical position which has not been optimized by previous rulers. Jokowi expressed his thoughts during a session held in the Konferensi ...Read More »
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YOGYAKARTA (15/11) – A 7.3 SR earthquake struck the northern part of Maluku Islands this morning, as reported from Badan Meteorologi, Klimatologi dan Geofisika (BMKG). The earthquake, which happened at 09.31 WIB caused panic among the local residents. Moreover, the enormity of the quake evoked the probability of a tsunami ...Read More »


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|Ariane de Bonvoisin
Principle 6: People who successfully navigate change use empowering questions and words and think better thoughts.
Change makes us feel out of control. We are wired to want certainty, to know what's going to happen with the business deal or the relationship or the diagnosis. We hate the in-between phase. We cling to anything that feels a little permanent. We naturally look to control all the things that cannot be controlled, starting with other people and their reactions.
|More Principles of Change
People who successfully navigate change know that the quicker they accept a situation, the less painful it will be.
People who successfully navigate change give themselves permission to be human. They feel their emotions and know how to move through them.
People who successfully navigate change know they are resilient, strong and capable of getting through anything. Period.
The Change Guarantee: From this situation something good will come.
People who successfully navigate change have positive beliefs.
Here's what you do have control of when you're either making or facing a change: your words, language, questions, the story you tell others and how much you let your thoughts be your reality.
People who are good at change have a very different vocabulary. They do not use words like "disaster," "nightmare," "worst day ever," "horrific." They are much more mindful of the emotional impact of this kind of language not only on their own body and mind but on other people as well. Ask yourself what are your go-to words, your dominant language patterns. If you don't know, ask any friend, loved one, colleague. They will tell you exactly the words you overuse. In the workplace, what are the words that keep getting repeated? If you want to change that environment, start with looking at your communication. Richard Branson, for example, uses the word "fun" every day. And the result is the creation of a "fun" business. What is the word you need to start using more often?
People who are good at change ask very different questions. They do not ask things like, "Why am I such an idiot?" "Why does this stuff always happen to me?" "Why am I so unlucky?" Instead they will go to questions like, "Who can help?" "How could this be a good thing?" "What I can learn from this?" "What action can I take?" "Can I find some humor in this?" "What can I focus on now?" Your brain will answer any question you give it, so start asking better questions if you want better answers.
People who are good at change tell very different stories. They do not tell the story of why something happened over and over. They are not stuck on the story of why it went wrong, why someone is to blame or what someone did to them. We are constantly telling people our stories -- why we got sick, why we got fired, why we didn't get promoted, what our parents did to us. Stop the story. Start telling the story of how you want things to be. If you want a new story, if you want something to change, create some space for something different to show up. Every business has a story. A story of why it does what it does, what its culture is. Be mindful of the story you keep perpetuating. Take people out of the "story box" you've put around them. That you can control.
People who are good at change control the meaning they give to things. We all tend to give so much credit to our minds, our thoughts. We think that if our mind is telling us something, well then it must be the truth. Don't believe everything your mind comes up with. So much of our thinking is negative. Our worst-case scenarios never happen. Do not let your mind "drag you into the basement." Watch it when it wants to do just that. You have control over this. Observe the mind's obsessive need to have you suffer. That's a choice. The mind doesn't have all the facts. If you want to impact your environment either at home or at work, start thinking better thoughts. Everyone will thank you for it.
When we start being much more aware and mindful of our inner world, our outer world tends to change. Language carries emotion, questions carry the energy of the solution or the problem, and stories are how we define ourselves, our past, present and future.
Ariane de Bonvoisin shares her change secrets in a free daily e-mail. Her book, "The First 30 Days: Your Guide to Making Any Change Easier," is now available in paperback. Contact her via Twitter at @clickariane or Facebook at www.facebook.com/arianedebonvoisin/.


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There was a point in time when opening a bank account in Zimbabwe was unnecessary and would actually cost you. Things are a bit different now and here's why you need to open a bank account now.
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2. Access to credit
Having a bank account will give you access to a wider range of products and services like student or personal loan because as you know bank are more likely to favor their existing customers.
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Most employers will only want to pay your salary into a bank account instead of cash in hand payment. When looking for employment not having a bank account can reduce your chances of getting the job.
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text: Don't miss your chance on Saturday, July 12, to discuss the general aviation issues that impact you the most during the fifth annual Wing Nuts Flying Circus and Fly-In at Gould Memorial Airport in Tarkio, Mo. You'll have the opportunity to talk to AOPA President Phil Boyer, Rep. Sam Graves, the leaders of EAA and NBAA, and the communications director for GAMA. Pilots, industry leaders, and government officials are invited to the event.


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POSTED BY Alejandro A. Leal ON 11:08 am, July 24, 2006 - POSTED IN News reel
For the third time in four years, the White Sox have traded for veteran catcher Sandy Alomar, Jr.
The trade means that their current catcher, Chris Widger, effectively ends his career with the sox. Here's what he had to say about the trade [from the dailyherald.com]:
"I just don't get it. I got released from St. Louis, but with everything that's gone on here — the relationships I have with the coaching staff and the players — you almost feel that relationship was fake because nothing was ever said about whatever. I have to come in here after a game and all the sudden I'm a piece of (bleep), I guess.
Tough words from the George Mason alumn, but for some reason, the coaching staff really wanted Alomar, who is batting .323 (20-for-62) with 9 RBI in 27 games, including 11 starts behind the plate.
"Our coaching staff has been after me for the last month to acquire Sandy Alomar," said Sox GM Kenny Williams. "So it is my responsibility as general manager to add pieces to the puzzle that my coaches feel they need to win another championship."
I'm guessing it's some sort of time honored tradition or something; some time in mid july, Kenny Williams decides he made the biggest mistake by letting Sandy go and trades for him.
Ironically, in that four year span, the one season they didn't trade for Alomar Jr., they ended up winning the World Series.
I'm not of the superstitious kind, but we all know how baseball players are. I don't want Mr. Alomar Jr. to be our kikausha.


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A former Windber Borough Council member who is currently vying for another term was sentenced Tuesday to one year of supervised probation for fleeing or attempting to elude police.
Mark A. Portante, 54, Windber, was also sentenced for the summary offense of careless driving.
Portante was charged with driving faster than 80 mph in a 25-mph zone and then not stopping when Paint Township police attempted a traffic stop on Railroad Street in 2005. Portante was running for mayor at the time.
Police said they noticed Portante's vehicle near the interesection of Graham Avenue and 18th Street because it did not have a lighted license plate. Because of curves in the roadway, police could not clock his vehicle's speed and based the speed on how fast the police cruiser was traveling in pursuit, according to court documents.
Portante testified during his preliminary hearing that he was driving home from Town Tavern at the corner of 17th Street and Graham Avenue after drinking two tall glasses of bourbon and water. He said he didn't see police lights until he turned into an alley and was 100 to 200 feet from his parking space. His blood-alcohol level was 0.072 percent, which is just under the state's legal limit.


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The Chairman of the European ITS body, Ertico, says that the continent is on the verge or large scale ITS deployment.
Cees de Wijs told a news conference to launch the ITS World Congress in Bordeaux that he sees there are still some challenges but that the dreams that people have had have become a reality.
He puts it down to three things; "mobility as a service, electrification and last but not least automation, and that the convergence of the three are now happening."
He talked about a series of initiatives around automated and connected vehicle services across Europe, the alliance initiated in Finland of Mobility as a Service and thirdly the progress that has been made in cities on co-operative intelligent transport systems where communication between the car and the infrastructure leads to tangible results of less congestion, less emissions and a seamless travel experience.
He also said that issues over liability, security and swapping between human and autonomous driving
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Sometimes work is like learning to play a musical instrument. You have to allow yourself to get it wrong.
Only by learning what actions make your music sound terrible, can you learn not to make those moves again.
Work and life in general is no different.
Getting it wrong is part of the process of getting it right.


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Shmekia Rena Shyontay Lewis
|Date of death: 01/16/2006
|Age: 24
|Gender: Female
|Race/ethnicity: Black
|Agency reporting: Jefferson County Sheriffs Department
|Reported cause of death: Cocaine overdose
Summary from official Custodial Death Report
On 1/16/2006 at approximately 1940 hours, Officer K.J. Wilson and Officer D. Fowler of the Beaumont Police Department arrived at 2407 Franklin Street in Beaumont, TX. They were responding to a call for service, which involved a female subject refusing to leave a residence. Reportedly the female subject refused to cooperate with the officers and the decision to arrest was made.
Officers had to physically restrain the black female who reportedly hit and kicked both officers and bit Officer Fowler on his arm. Even after she was restrained, in handcuffs, the female reportedly continued to resist officers. After the assistance of more officers on the scene, the female was placed into the rear seat of a Beaumont Police vehicle and additionally restrained with hobbles, and transported to the Jefferson County Detention Center.
Officer Wilson and Fowler are shown on detention center video arriving at 8:22:08 pm, in the sally port. Video and reports depict several correctional personnel assisting the officers in taking the unidentified black female from the patrol vehicle. It's apparent, on video, that she is resisting officers as they entered the facility. The booking medical staff (EMT Mark Boozer) is also escorting the female into the facility. Officers report taking the female to the female dress-out room, which is standard policy for unruly persons, so they can be immediately searched and put into a jail uniform. This is shown on jail video.
Female Correctional Officers Nobles and Calcote attempted to search and change the female into a uniform. Because of her uncooperative actions male Officers Miller, Gardner, McKeever and Sgt. Mills soon assisted them. EMT Boozer was also reported to be present. The female was very combative, including biting at officers, and the officers were not able to change her into jail clothing. (Note: there's not a camera that covers the change-out area). The decision was made to further restrain the female, by Sgt. Mills and additional restraints were added.
This included a belly-chain and leg iron, according to reports. The female was then taken to an isolation cell (B-06) in booking. She is shown to resist movement from the change out room to the isolation cell on jail video and the additional restraints are also visible. According to officers reports, Sgt. Mills made the decision to further restrain the female by securing her to the bench and floor, in a sitting position, in cell B-06. This is accomplished by using a device called a T-bar, which aids in securing the restraints to eyelets in the floor and bench.
Sgt. Mills reported that the female continued to resist their instructions and again tried to bite officers that were trying to restrain her. EMT Boozer was also in the cell. Sgt. Mills reported that he made the decision to deploy his department issued Taser in a contact fashion (drive stun) to the female's torso. He stated that this was used as a pain compliance technique. According to reports, officers were able to apply the mentioned restraints, as the female calmed slightly. The isolation cell door was closed, while the female continued to scream and be disruptive. The female was in the isolation cell by herself. (Note: There's not a camera that covers the interior of the isolation cells).
Officers are shown on the booking video to routinely check on the female as they passed by the isolation cell. The cell has a solid steel door with a viewing window. In addition, there is a large viewing window to the right of the door. The female restrained to the bench would be clearly visible, through the side window, to passing officers.
At 10:50:53 pm the cell door was opened after an officer viewing the female thought that something wasn't normal with her appearance. It was found that she was unresponsive and not breathing. EMT Boozer began CPR and an ambulance was called. Correction officers and additional medical personnel from the jail assisted EMT Boozer. An ambulance arrived and transported the female to Christus St. Elizabeth Hospital in Beaumont, TX where she was pronounced dead at 11:58 pm. Originally the female refused to give officers her name. She was entered into the jail as Jane Doe.
Through investigation, it was determined that her name was Shmekia R. Lewis from Fort Polk, Louisiana. Her identify was confirmed by numerous scars, numerous tattoos and photographs from a previous arrest at another agency. Lewis' positive ID was confirmed on the next date with the comparison of fingerprints. I requested that Justice of the Peace Vi McGinnis order an autopsy at the Jefferson County Morgue. I had officers remain with the decedent until she was released to B.J. Transport, to be taken to the morgue.


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Arlene P. Stone-Proctor, 83
NORWAY — Arlene P. Stone-Proctor, 83, of South Paris, died Friday, Oct. 25, 2013 at the Norway Center for Health and Rehabilitation.
She was born in Greenville on March 21, 1930, the daughter of Morgan Seeley Sr., and Aretta Urquhart Seeley. She attended Auburn schools. Arlene married Raymond Stone on April 15, 1949; he passed away after 42 years of marriage. She later married Ivan Proctor on Oct. 25, 1998, and he also passed away.
Arlene worked in shoe shops in Lewiston, was a bookkeeper for her husband's business — Ray's Body Shop — was a school bus driver for Oxford Hills school district and supported Ray's racing at Oxford Plains Speedway for years. She was a past president of the Stone Smart Post 82 Auxiliary and a member of the Order of the Eastern Star in West Paris.
She enjoyed hunting, fishing, camping, riding motorcycles with her husband and daughter, and very much enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Arlene is survived by her daughter, Rhoda "Bunny" O'Leary of Norway; her sister, Robertine "Bobbi" O'Neal of South Paris; two grandsons, Bryan Martin of Auburn and Raymond MacGregor of Harrison; and two great-grandchildren.
She was predeceased by both husbands; four brothers, Earl, Jimmy, Morgan Jr. and Donnie Seeley; and three sisters, Rhonda Wall, Una Mae Allen and Gerry Jacobson.
Online condolences may be shared with her family at www.oxfordhillsfuneralservices.com
Funeral services were held on Monday, Oct. 28, at 2 p.m. at Oxford Hills Funeral Services, 1037 Main Street, Oxford, with interment to follow at Gracelawn Memorial Park in Auburn.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Wreaths Across America program or the activity fund at the Norway Center for Health and Rehabilitation in Norway.


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When you first step onto the island to begin your horror filled journey in Salt and Sanctuary, there's a lot of white, as if the entire world is covered with salt or ash. You're able to see pretty much everything in front of you, from the broken carriages to abandoned campsites, until you check out your first castle, wrapped in darkness and filled with all manners of ghouls. It's here that the game teaches you, early on, how important the unknown actually is.
Developed and published by Ska Studios, the people behind The Dishwasher series, Salt and Sanctuary is a 2D action hack and slash rogue-lite. While escorting a princess to take part in a marriage that could end a long standing and devastating conflict, your ship is attacked. Soon after, you'll find yourself shipwrecked, and end up being dragged to a nearby sanctuary by an unnamed monk. He tells you that you looked to be the only survivor, meaning it's up to you to venture through the unknown island, filled with dangers and death galore, find the princess, and end the unnamed war before it's too late.
It's a distinct variation on rescue-the-princess-save-the-world that I honestly didn't see coming, but you'll quickly forget about your original goal due to the addictive exploration. Bosses are hidden in dungeons, but they're not always at the bottom of a well or at the top of the tower, and you'll have to diligently scour the area looking for your next challenge. From evading traps and enemies, picking off the weaklings, to resting up at various shrines and sanctuaries, and gathering experience points in the form of "salt," there's a lot to do and explore in even the simplest of dungeons. While collecting salt, upgrading your equipment, and leveling up your character, you can switch up your weapon loadouts, look for hidden passageways to different parts of the map, and hunt for hidden treasures and mini-bosses.
Perhaps the amount of content may be a bad thing, however. Without spoiling too much, there's at least a dozen significant bosses and dungeons to explore. There also isn't a map or compass to tell which way you are traversing throughout the world, so you'll oftentimes walk into a dungeon that you're not prepared for, only to hurry out at the first sight of a nearby enemy. It's exhausting to think about. Whenever I beat a boss, I would back out to my trophy menu and see that I had several bosses left until I was anywhere close to the endgame. The game kept going on and on. Salt and Sanctuary can seem like a succinct experience if you do take advantage of the fast paced nature the game can lead toward, but newcomers such as myself may want to cautiously venture onward through this macabre, salt-filled land.
You don't have to carefully step through this depressing world, however. You can fly through the game, creating a build that relies more on speed and strength than magical attacks and careful planning. Or you can put more skills in speed and magic, awkwardly maneuvering through the tricky, engaging level design and zapping down aliens with a bright flash of lightning or fire. The customization further prepares the player for the challenge ahead, as upgrading your character's skill tree and weapons with the salt and materials you'll come across open up new abilities and ways to play. Multiple playthroughs also allow you to further max out all of your character's abilities.
A 2D action rogue-lite such as Salt and Sanctuary also requires some knowledge and patience in regards to several of the more frustrating platforming elements. You're only granted one jump, so use it wisely, and I often felt it killed the momentum of my playthrough, adding to the frustration rather than the challenge of the game. Several times I was too nervous to jump and progress forward, for fear of losing an immense amount of experience. Don't just leap into the darkness, hoping to latch onto the ledge ahead of you, as an ill-timed jump could mean the loss of a precious amount of salt in a virtually unattainable section of the map.
But this patience can also translate into a satisfying combat loop, picking off the weaker enemies before the trickier variations rear their ugly heads. The game is difficult and challenging, yet it never felt brutally unfair. Even when dying as you are about to vanquish a boss, or coming across a tricky enemy a few levels above you it felt conquerable. The game teaches you to understand from your mistakes in a fair way.
While the world is covered in a grey, dark shadow, splashed with red splotches of blood, the various areas of exploration look good enough to fill in the space so the world doesn't feel too empty. What really matters is what's going on in those environments. You'll walk by a galley with dangling bodies or a row of pikes and see the heads of former adventurers. Sometimes when you waltz through your sanctuaries a stray hero is taking a brief respite, and you'll see the head of that same hero dangling from the entrance of your next destination. Enemies can fall for the same traps as you, and they'll follow you through the various rooms, and some will even follow you to your next boss fight. It's a great dynamic environment that will challenge your patience and diligence.
If you've been paying attention to the review and the coverage of this game, you may be wondering why I haven't mentioned anything about Dark Souls. Truth be told, I haven't played a whole lot of Dark Souls, so I came into Salt and Sanctuary aware of the similarities, but also pleasantly surprised to discover how it incorporated different elements from games such as Rogue Legacy and Castlevania. Smaller similarities, such as the menu presentation, the journey of a nameless hero, and the collection of salt, really stack up. The game is great on its own; while I appreciate any homages to the brutal, crushing difficulty of Dark Souls, I would think even more highly of this game.
Salt and Sanctuary is a great game with crushing difficulty, cool battle systems, and a dynamic world that's fun to play in. While it may feel too big for its own good sometimes, the breadth of in-game content and achievements means can take advantage of its replayability soaked in salty gore.
+ Satisfying difficulty and combat
+ Dynamic world
+ 2D platforming action
–Lots of Dark Souls similarities
–Breadth of content can feel overwhelming
–Platforming elements can be frustrating at points
Verdict: Play
Salt and Sanctuary is a great roguelite with a difficulty level that teaches through defeat rather than punishment for the sake of pain.
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Finally, after what feels like an eternity, I have phone service again. After battling the beast that is MCI, accomplishing something such as building a bridge toward achieving middle east peace should be a piece of cake. After all, neither the Israelis nor the Palestinians have MCI's layers upon layers of customer support to deal with.
I received what felt like THE most frustrating email of all from MCI Friday morning. It said:
"I've confirmed that your phone number was moved to the following service address: XXXX Jefferson Ave [previous street address] Unit Number XXX [current apartment number] Portland, OR 97201"
Hello left hand? I'm the right hand. How are you today?
Breathe in... ...breathe out.
A few angry emails later, a technician was here - in my apartment - hooking up the phone service which appeared to have been ready for nearly THREE WEEKS.
What I find truly unbelievable about my experience with MCI customer support can be broken down into three parts:
Ridiculous! If my phone was working, I wouldn't have needed customer support.
That means starting over from square one each and every time.
That also means hearing the same knuckle-headed conclusions time and time again.
I swear to god, if they asked me if my phone was plugged in one more time... or, if they asked me to unplug it and plug it back in one more freaking time. Are we really reverting back to the days of "did you jiggle the wire?" For Christ sake! Come ON!!!
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Shock Cruise to 44-0 Victory Over Voyageurs
SYRACUSE, N.Y. – The Syracuse Shock cruised to a 44-0 victory over the Montreal Voyageurs Saturday night at Sunnycrest Field in the EFL Game of the Week. The Shock scored 30 points in the second half, stifling the Voyageur offense throughout the evening. Syracuse backup quarterback Bryan Simer threw three touchdowns in the second half leading the Shock to their second victory of the season. Syracuse improved their record to 2-0, while Montreal fell to 1-2.
A somewhat sluggish start by the Shock was pretty much forgotten early in the second half, when returner Dewayne "Flash" Gordon let a punt trickle to the one yard line before picking up the ball and taking it back 99 yards for the touchdown. Gordon was sprung by a devastating block as he sliced through the Montreal coverage, easily outrunning all defenders. Syracuse head coach, Ken Anderson knows he has a special player in Gordon, "I know it's early in the year but Flash Gordon is our MVP and he's probably one of the best players in semi-pro football on the east coast." Anderson plans to get Gordon touches anyway possible, "When he touches the ball he's exciting to watch and we try to get him the ball however we can. He is one heck of an athlete who can strike at anytime as we saw on the 99 yard return." The longest play of the 2011 season gave the Shock a 21-0 lead with 11:53 remaining in the third quarter.
The highlight by Gordon was preceded by two Shock second quarter touchdowns after a scoreless first quarter. Following a fumble recovery by Syracuse defensive back Depaul Crowell on the Montreal 15 yard line, Simer scooted around the left side scoring the game's first touchdown on a four yard keeper at the 12:28 mark. Penalties and turnovers bogged down the first half, but were highlighted by a strong 52 yard touchdown by Syracuse running back Justyn Hardwick. On second and ten from the Montreal 48 Hardwick took a toss around the right side and beat all the Montreal defenders to the corner, breaking one tackle down the Montreal sideline. With 4:46 remaining in the half Syracuse held a two touchdown lead, 14-0.
The score could have easily been 28-0 at halftime but two Syracuse touchdowns were called back because of penalties in the first half as Simer took time adjusting, throwing two interceptions, both inside the red zone. Simer went 3-7 for 29 yards and two interceptions in the first half. The missed opportunities didn't hurt the Shock thanks to Hardwick's punishing running. Anderson knew it would take time for his players to comfortable with Simer, "Brian knows the offense it just took him and the players some time to get acclimated, but he did a great job for us in the second half." Simer was filling in for starter Cedric Stevens who missed the game due to a work obligation. "Brian is a very steady player and with the talent around him Brian just need to be Brian and he'll be successful," Anderson continued. There were a combined four turnovers in the first half as the Shock took the 14-0 cushion into the break.
Montreal received the ball to start the second half, but was forced to replace starting quarterback Mathew Rene due to an injured right arm. Not that Rene faired very well in the first half, going 3-11 for 35 yards and one interception. The Voyageur offense was ineffective most of the night as the Shock defense swarmed the Montreal ball carriers. The Shock defense caused four turnovers picking off the Montreal quarterbacks three times. Montreal's running game was stymied as well, deploying a running back-by-committee attack. At least five different Montreal players carried the ball, but compiled less than 50 yards rushing. Montreal suited up about 20 players, losing three at the border due to a passport conflict. The hiccups in the travels didn't break their spirit however, battling the entire game. "You have to give Montreal credit for fighting all evening after making the trip down," said Anderson. "I think they lost a few players on the border and only suited up a hand full of guys, but they played for all 60 and you got to give them credit for that."
Simer's transformation began with just under seven minutes left in the third quarter. Simer found week one's Rookie of the Week, Tyrone Burke, who took a quick screen 52 yards for the touchdown. Burke caught the pass near the Syracuse sideline, broke a tackle and outraced everyone to the end zone. Burke dropped a wide open touchdown pass on the previous play, as the ball just escaped his fingertips, but redeemed himself with the 52 yard catch and run. The Shock extended their lead to 28-0 following the point after attempt. Following an interception by defensive back CJ Moore, Simer connected with receiver Tyler Gage on a beautiful play action pass down the left hash. Simer laid the ball perfectly in Gage's hands as he glided in for the 47 yard toss and catch.
Montreal, backed up to their own three yard line intentionally conceded a safety, as they let the snap fly out the back of the end zone, giving Syracuse a 37-0 lead heading into the final quarter. The fourth quarter saw little action as the Shock attempted to run the clock. Until the final minute when Simer threw his third touchdown of the half finding tight end Nick Layou on a 15 yard out to cap off the scoring. Simer finished the second half going 4-9 for 129 yards and three touchdowns, making a complete 180 from the first half.
Coach Anderson has a confident group, but he knows they have to keep working. "We learned we can win with either quarterback tonight, but we have to continue to get better," he noted. Anderson also wants his team to get off to a better start, "We can't wait until the third quarter to get started, and we have to be ready to play at kickoff."
Syracuse posted the first shut out of the 2011 EFL season, holding the Montreal to well under 100 yards of offense. Justyn Hardwick racked up over 100 yards for the first time this season, posting his second touchdown of the season. Tyler Gage caught four passes for 76 yards and a touchdown. CJ Moore picked off two passes for the Shock, while fellow defensive back Leron Brown also snagged an interception. Safety Wesley Joseph had an interception for Montreal and defensive lineman Ricardo Willis recorded a fumble recovery.
Syracuse will host Amsterdam next week at Sunnycrest Field; kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. Amsterdam is coming off a 38-7 win over Elmira Saturday evening. Montreal will travel to Glens Falls, who suffered a disappointing 24-14 loss at Albany last night.
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EFL Communications – July 9, 2011
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Lawson's three second half touchdowns leads
Following another Stars turnover, their second of the half, Lawson found his favorite target down the Mallers sideline hitting Tarver on a precisely ran corner route, setting Albany up at the Plattsburgh three yard line. After the Stars stuffed two run attempts, Lawson used a well executed play action pass to find Dorrio Henderson in the corner of the end zone for the Mallers first points. With 3:54 remaining in the third quarter the Mallers took their first lead 6-3 of the game and looked to add on more.
To begin the fourth quarter, Lawson led his team on a drive that lasted almost half the quarter. Using four first downs, three of them through the air, the Mallers put their second touchdown on the board. Lawson zipped a pass through the middle of the Stars secondary finding Ismael Green for the 23 yard touchdown. As
The North Stars used a shot gun, four-wide formation to spread out the Mallers' defense. Under steady pressure all night, Stay was able to find receivers in some of the
With three minutes left the
As expected in the season opener, both teams were riddled with penalties and turnovers in the first half. In the first quarter alone there were a combined two missed field goals and two turnovers. Along with several penalties on both sides of the ball, the first half witnessed each team attempting to establish the running game. The defensive fronts for both squads were as noted by each coach prior to Saturday's game as being stout. Neither team was able to get anything going on the ground in the first half.
Lawson eclipsed the 40,000 yard mark for his career on the 80 yard touchdown to Tarver. Lawson is the first semi-pro player ever to throw for over 40,000 yards. He finished the game going 12-19 for 208 yards and three touchdowns. The combination of Sylvester Cooperwood and Anthony Rice gave the Mallers 98 yards on the ground. Tarver caught four passes for 127 yards and a touchdown. The Maller defense forced three North Star turnovers and registered five sacks.
For Plattsburgh Ken Stay went 18-36 for 165 yards with a touchdown and one pick. Several of those throws coming in final minutes as the North Stars battled to the last second. Jordon Keleher had a game-high seven reception for 107 yards and a touchdown. The
Missed chances by
2nd Quarter
P- Ryder 25 FG, 10:44.
3rd Quarter
A- Henderson 2 pass from Lawson (kick failed), 11:06.
4h Quarter
A- Green 23 pass from Lawson, (kick failed) 4:44.
P- Keleher 3 pass from Stay (Ryder kick), 11:49.
A- Tarver 79 pass from Lawson (Peterson kick), 13:21.
Other Scores Around the EFL:
Glens Falls 27,
Note: Stats from the
EFL Media Coverage July 10
Albany Times Union
The American Football Association Hall of Fame of Semi-Pro Football. Yes, the induction late last month was in Canton, where they have the busts for Brown and Montana and Lambert and Namath and all those other guys. http://www.timesunion.com/sports/article/A-Hall-of-Famer-period-1459690.php
Gorton joins AFA Hall of Fame Glens Falls Post-Star
By GREG BROWNELL -- email@example.com Post-Star | Posted: Sunday, July 10, 2011
For Terry Gorton, semipro football was his NFL. The Greenjackets were his Green Bay Packers.
He played for the Jackets from 1976 through the 1990 season, then tacked on a couple of seasons with a team in Johnstown. He threw a ton of touchdown passes and played in a lot of memorable games.
There was the triple-overtime win over Watertown in 1976 that eventually led to an Empire Football League championship. http://poststar.com/sports/article_81f67dfc-aab2-11e0-bbed-001cc4c03286.html
North Stars drop EFL opener
Plattsburgh Press Republican
Lawson threw three touchdowns in the second half to spur the Mallers to a 19-10 victory Saturday in the Empire Football League opener at Bleecker Stadium. The quarterback went 12-for-19 for 208 yards and one interception. "Well, that's Scott Lawson. http://pressrepublican.com/0300_sports/x999479701/North-Stars-drop-EFL-opener
Saturday, July 09, 2011
EFL set to kick off 42nd season tonight with three game slate
EFL set to kick off 42nd season tonight with three game slate
Defending champion
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. -- The Empire Football League (EFL) will kick off its 42nd season Saturday night with six teams in action, including defending champions, the Plattsburgh North Stars, as they travel to Albany to take on the Metro Mallers. The other two games on the schedule have the Glens Falls Greenjackets visiting the Amsterdam Zephyrs and the Elmira Evolution hosting the Syracuse Shock.
In the EFL Game of the Week,
The North Stars aerial attack will look to continue in 2011 as
Led by third-year starting quarterback Ken Stay, 20 of the
A stingy North Star defense that held
"On the defensive side of the ball we are a base 4-3, but we have the ability to adapt to teams who want to spread us out," Keleher continued. "We have depth at both the second and third levels, our linebackers are probably our strongest unit. Our two bigs in the middle return, (Kelsey) Lenny and (Mike) Moran and we have a bunch of talent in the secondary with Jay Mahl and Kris Ross."
As for the game against the Mallers, Keleher knows his team will come out and compete, saying, "I know we will go out there and battle, I expect a dog fight and we just want to play our game and hopefully things will bounce our way."
Albany, a franchise that has had a storied history in the EFL, returns with a veteran-laden team as head coach Chris Brown looks to Scott Lawson at quarterback and Sylvester Cooperwood in the backfield to lead his offense.
The transition for the Mallers has been interesting according to head coach Chris Brown, "Preseason has gone well, we've consistently had 40-50 players, but the transition with some of the guys who haven't played in the EFL before has been slow at times." The combo of Lawson and Cooperwood paired with a stout front four on defense gives Brown a team ready to compete, "Our players are eager and ready to respond, we want to reestablish our presence in the EFL."
Offensively, Brown wants to ground and pound while keeping his opponents off balance. "I want to run the ball, but with Scott (Lawson) its hard at times, but we have the ability to adjust to our opponents." Lawson, who returns under center for the Metro Mallers after playing briefly with the Amsterdam Zephyrs' in 2010 is one of semi-pro football's most prolific passers. Lawson is just 150 yards away from eclipsing the 40,000 yard plateau. Brown is stocked with former All-Americans at the tailback position with Cooperwood and receiver Culture Branch. Brown is optimistic about his offensive personnel, "We have a lot of former All-Americans out there with plenty of experience, they kind of make it easy for us as coaches"
Defensively the Mallers also plays a base 4-3 defense. Brown will rely heavily upon his two big guys in the middle Jeremy Boyd (6'2, 320) and Dwayne Murdock (6'2, 250). "Most teams will be hard pressed to move those two in the middle," Brown reiterated.
Brown knows the North Stars will be ready to play, "
Both teams are confident in their front four, particular the defensive tackle position. It will be interesting to see who will gain the advantage on the ground. The defending champions want to prove they are for real and earn respect around the league. "It's a matter of respect," said Keleher. "We want to prove last year wasn't a fluke and be considered in the upper echelon of the EFL."
NOTE: According to semipro.org, Lawson will be the first quarterback to ever throw for over 40,000 yards in a career. Lawson has 1,205 more yards than long-time Scranton Eagles quarterback John Kennedy and is an all-time leader in attempts, completions and touchdowns.
Wash gives title bid one last shot
He also plans to step away from the Watertown Red and Black at the end of this season, and will do so as the semipro football team's all-time leader in receiving yards and touchdowns. For all that Wash has accomplished, one thing still eludes him, ... http://www.watertowndailytimes.com/article/20110707/SPORTS01/307079981/-1/sports
Red & Black goals remain sky high
Watertown has played in the Empire Football League championship game in each of the last two seasons, beating Plattsburgh for the title in 2009, and losing to the same team in last year's title game.
Stars set to begin title defense
Plattsburgh Press Republican
Nine months to the day after defeating the Watertown Red and Black in the Empire Football League championship game, the Plattsburgh North Stars will start all over.
Plattsburgh Press Republican
The 2005 and 2006 Empire Football League champion Albany Metro Mallers left the EFL in 2007 for the North American Football League. http://pressrepublican.com/0300_sports/x981130092/Stars-open-EFL-season
Greenjackets to begin season Saturday night
Glens Falls Post-Star
The Glens Falls Greenjackets will begin their 2011 season in the Empire Football League with at the Amsterdam Zephyrs on Saturday night.
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Heating systems cause fasteners popping! Right?
We've seen quite extensive fastener popping issues arise over the last summer but probably no more than usual. We've also heard some stories speculating that the extensive use of heat pumps in new housing is the cause of fastener popping.
What we do know is that when heat pumps are used in the cooling cycle in summer, the air can be dehumidified. However you may also have noted that when using a heat pump on the heating cycle in winter, there is a reduction in condensation around windows. The water on cold windows results from the air in contact with the windows cooling down, and the water vapour in the air then condensing on the glass and aluminium frame, because the dew point (>100% relative Humidity) was reached at the glass temperature.
However, this isn't dehumidification. Very simply the warmer the air, the greater its capacity to hold more water vapour. Heating and blowing warm air around the interior of the house will remove water off the windows, but not from dehumidification but rather from raising the temperature of the glass above the dew point of the air. So less condensation on windows in winter is the direct result of having a warmer house.
Of note is that a heat pump air conditioner will not ventilate a house if all the windows are always shut. There is no air exchange in a typical domestic airconditioning unit; only exchange of heat. The inside and outside of the house are completely isolated unless windows and doors are left open.
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"Great Day" is a song played in many episodes of The Fresh Beat Band that is sung at the end of every episode. It is included as the nineteenth track on The Fresh Beat Band: Music From the Hit TV Show. An acoustic version is included as the 20th and final track on The Fresh Beat Band Vol. 2.0A remixed version plays during the credits of Fresh Beat Band of Spies.
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While you were sleeping: Queen Beyoncé returns, UCLA walk-off winner
Good morning sports fanatics! Here are the top headlines and moments from yesterday, in case you missed it. Queen Bey is back Beyonce reportedly will be joining Coldplay on stage during their performance at the Pepsi Super Bowl 50 Halftime … Continued


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I know it's been several weeks since strawberry season, but you and your little girls keep coming to my mind. I was so impressed with them, and with you, as you brought the boxes of berries that you had picked that morning to be weighed. I loved how excited your girls were that they had been able to pick their own berries and that they got to pay for them out of their own money—money they'd earned from cleaning up the neighbor's yard.
I spoke to you them. "Your girls worked for your neighbor then spent their money here, picking berries and paying for them themselves?" You smiled as you acknowledged that's what they'd done, but you didn't make a big deal about it. No bragging, no calling attention to it.
"We're going home to make some jam!" one of the girls said after they'd paid.
I couldn't quit grinning.I know it was just a day in your little family's life, and it may not have seemed particularly remarkable to you, but as an observer, I just want you to know that it said so much to me about you as a mama. You encourage your kids, you support them in the good they want to do, and you are teaching them to care for others.
You model good work ethics for your girls as you work alongside them. And you are teaching them that they are not "heroes" for helping others or picking their own berries, they are just living their every day lives.
And your beautiful little girls—no complaining, arguing, begging. I don't suppose they are perfect (wink), just two happy, well-adjusted girls hanging out with their mama.
To you and to all the Northwest Healthy mamas out there, thanks for loving your kids and for teaching them the every day lessons of life. Even when things get hard, hold on. Trust yourself as a mama. You've got great kids. And they've got a great mama!


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Being one of the largest infrastructure building companies, our client requested us to assist on a Water Treatment Plant project in Southern NSW.
A look inside the system for the Water Treatment Plant
From left to right: Service Water Pump Package, Fire Water Pump Package
All Pumps provided a tailor-made solution for both pump systems. The service water booster pump system included five (5) Grundfos CRNE pumps working in parallel (4-duty & 1 standby) complete with control panel, 316SS pipework and an auto-backwash filter.
The entire system was packaged inside a custom built enclosure for the client to install on site. The fire water pump system included an electric fire pump system built to AS2941-2013 specifications with Hydromax centrifugal pump and WEG motor inside a custom built enclosure.
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CauseVox is an online fundraising platform built to help fundraising and communication teams at nonprofits activate their supporters, reach new donors, and raise more online.
Average Ratings6 Reviews
Ease of Use
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Starting Price$55.00/month
Pricing DetailsNo contracts. Free trial. Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
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- CauseVox
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- Founded 2010
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About CauseVox
CauseVox is an online and peer-to-peer fundraising platform for fundraising and communication teams at nonprofits. You can use CauseVox to create and manage online fundraising campaigns that inspire, activate, and rally your supporters to reach new donors. You don't just get a tool. Unlike other confusing and cumbersome fundraising platforms, CauseVox is easy-to-use for you and your supporters with flexible pricing, experienced support, and industry-leading resources.
CauseVox Features
- Alumni Management
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- Prospect Management
- Recurring Giving
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Does the job
Likely Extremely
Comments: In a previous year I used it, it didn't work well with PayPal and motivated donors couldn't get into the portal to give. They seem to have fixed that, but we became aware of the issue the day of a major fundraising event and we are pretty sure we lost some revenue because of it. They were apologetic, offered solutions after the fact but didn't give us a price break or refund of any kind. That's my main reason for giving them four stars instead of five.
Pros: It's very affordable and allows users the option of using the software for a limited period of time, e.g., connected to a specific campaign. It is customizable so it's easy to make it look fairly seamless with an organization's brand and materials. It can be buggy sometimes BUT the customer support is really solid, so that makes it worth it.
Cons: Can be buggy, sometimes donors don't seem to be able to give, or fundraisers inexplicably lose the ability to share their fundraising pages.
Good, solid and clear instructions
Likely Extremely
Comments: Lovely company and people - not everything will be right for everybody, but they have set their system up nicely. Often offer suggestions via their blog which is nice as well.
Pros: It is designed with the client in mind, they do 'get' the special needs of this sector and provide accordingly.
Cons: Sometimes had to work a little harder to find something I needed, or the path was not quite as obvious or intuitive as I would like.But support is great.
Great Crowdfunding Site! Easy to use for anyone while still looking professional. :)
Likely Extremely
Comments: Favorite crowdfunding site :). Easy to use for everyone whether you've used a crowdfunding site or not. Makes fundraising for a great cause seamless and fun! :)
Pros: Easy template set up, lots of options for setting up a fundraising campaign, exporting donations to a donor database is seamless, the template for the campaigns is clean while still allowing you to really use your own branding.
Cons: While I'm using it the chat box pops up too many times with very unimportant information... Would be great to have more colors to choose from for design.
Our annual Shower Strike has grown each year through Causevox.
Likely Extremely
Pros: Excellent client support, intuitive admin functionality, appealing, clean design, great people in a company with high integrity and a true philanthropic purpose.
Cons: There are some feature (but not many) we would like to see added in in future rollouts (they probably will and are great with hearing our feedback and requests).
Recommendations to other buyers: We deviated from Causevox one year and regretted it. This company offers the very best product and service for the cost.
Used Causvox for fundraising campaign
Likely Extremely
Pros: Simple to set up and customizable - it looks very nice and clean.
Cons: Brand name is not as well known as others so many aren't certain about how much to trust it.
Recommendations to other buyers: Compare it to other experiences with similar websites.
Easy to use!
Likely Extremely
Pros: This software is very intuitive to use, visually appealing, and is very accessibly to users. Would recommend to nonprofits looking to enter the crowdfunding space for events and/or campaigns.
Cons: Any fee applied to donations is not ideal, but as fees go, CauseVox is fairly reasonable. The Lite and Standard pricing plans may still be out of reach for many non-profits.


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Everything looks so unreal. All the people, they're like tiny ants. They look delicate like you should watch your feet not to step on them. This reminds you of something…something you know from your childhood. "Honey, I shrunk the kids", that's what was on your mind. The world around you looks like a shrunken version.
Then you look away from the viewfinder, and everything is back to normal. What you experienced is the "tilt-shift-effect" or miniature effect. In 1962, Nikon introduced a lens with a shift mechanism. Canon followed ten years later with a lens that enabled both tilt and shift movements of the lens. Modern tilt-shift lenses are expensive. For $2000 get you an original Canon or Nikon specialty lens, and for the cheaper Samyang version, the price point is about $1000.
The tilt-shift miniature effect can also be achieved in photo editing software like Photoshop. Even Instagram has it built in. Basically, what makes those pictures pop out is the very shallow depth of field it creates, so our eye naturally focuses on the narrow part of the image that is in focus. This happens because when you tilt the lens, your focus plane isn't parallel to the image plane (on the sensor). The steeper it is tilted, the narrower the focusable area gets. But an expert eye can still tell the difference.
Here's the good message for everyone who wants to do tilt-shift photography on a tight budget. You can also use your lenses and achieve professional-looking images with a real tilt-shift effect thanks to 3D printed tilt-shift adapters.
There are free 3D printing files for a
While most of them have a fixed tilt angle, it's no problem to print them with a different one, as it'll still be cheaper than actually to spend the money for a tilt-shift lens. Also keep in mind- although the adapters are all called tilt-shift for the achievable effect, technically all except the Nikon adapter can only tilt, and not actually shift. But trust me: If you're not an advanced photographer, you won't need that.
If your mount isn't on this list, don´t worry either. There´s a tilt-shift adapter instructable that will help you design your own adapter step by step with any mount you need. Just watch the video to see the process. It´ll propably only take as long as the print will need on your printer, so why wait?
One final recommendation is to print your tilt shift adapters in black material. This way, no light leaks or reflections can interfere with the light in the optical parts of your lens and as such diminish the image quality.
License: The text of "3D Printed Camera Gear: Tilt-Shift Adapters" by All3DP is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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Embroidering Korra
The devil is in the details, they say, and for Korra that really proved true for me. Since you can't really see it when the costume is on, I feel like this deserves attention.
I knew from the moment I decided to do this costume that I wanted to add embroidery to it. There is nothing in my mind that says "indigenous people" quite like some form of decorative embroidery. Of course, there's nothing like that in the original artwork, so if I was going to add any in, I wanted to do so subtly.
Looking at what I would embroidery, I knew it had to include the Water Tribe mon. I considered moons and fish and eventually settled on two designs, one for the top and bottom of her forearm bands. I wanted the thread to be close to the same color as the background so that it didn't break the lines of the original costume, just add depth and detail.
The difficulty became that I already knew those were going to be leather, but I'd never embroidered on leather before. In fact, from some internet research, very few people had- and most of those only by machine.
Then came a ridiculously long period of trial and error. I'm putting what I learned from those trials into a series of posts about how to embroider on leather by hand, the first of which went out last fall.
I do want to return and add the rest of the details to the armbands. I was rather proud of how it all came out, especially since I had to do so much experimenting to make it happen.
Even though others may not notice it, I'm glad I thought to add in little details like this. I know they're there, and that's really all that matters.


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CNStats 2.9 - Now Completely Independent System!
"CN-Software" Ltd. announces the release of CNStats 2.9 - the system of web-site attendance statistics accumulation. More functions, more abilities!
CNStats is the attendance site counter plus powerful system for a site attendance statistics accumulation and analysis. More than 40 basic reports are available via web-interface. The system is easy to install and to configure and allows counting all the site visitors - both human beings and robots.
CNStats is a site attendance counter of the new generation. "CN-Software" Ltd. always takes into consideration the customers requests and recommendations concerning CNStats improvement, which influences each new version. The most advanced technologies are implemented in CNStats.
CNStats suits to upcoming projects perfectly and allows controlling visitor's actions on-line. CNStats interface is user-friendly and comprehensible both for beginners and for professionals. CNStats functions on any hosting which supports PHP/Zend and MySql. In case it is impossible to install Zend Optimizer to your server, please contact us and we`ll try to help you.
What's New in CNStats 2.9?
- The reports "Countries" and "Cities" have been improved: now you need not download GeoIP-databases. Native IP-database of countries and cities - CNGeoip has been included into the distribution kit;
- IP-addresses filter with the ability to single out subnets has been added;
- The ability to change the number of hosts, hits, users for a counter has been added;
- Exporting to CSV format for all the reports has been added;
- Print version for all the reports has been added;
- Pie chart has been added for all the reports;
- Registration algorithm has been changed; now the application is registered by means of a key tied to a domain;
- The user manual had been corrected and supplemented.
New Registration System
For attention of our clients, resellers, and wholesale customers: once you purchase the license, you receive the registration key activating the application. The distribution kit is not changed; its functionality depends only on the entered key. The key is tied to the domain, on which CNStats is installed. A key is intended for one domain.
The registration process is divided into two steps:
- Selection of the license type and purchasing;
- Entering the domain name and obtaining the registration key. The term of the license validity starts from this moment.
Thus, there can pass some time between the first and the second step. Therefore, you can buy a license beforehand and activate it when you wish. Also, having bought the license, you can obtain special coupons. Entering a coupon, you get access to the key generation interface. The coupons are intended for resellers.
You can obtain a trial registration key for CNStats testing - it allows using the application in a trial mode for 15 days.
We hope that the new registration system will make CNStats usage more convenient for all categories of our clients.
Your site may be much better, than you think it is - install CNStats and check!
"CN-Software" Ltd.
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While there are higher per-gallon rates to be found, gas stations in Hyannis are showing the highest uniform prices on all of Cape Cod.
Harwich, P-town lowest While there are higher per-gallon rates to be found, gas stations in Hyannis are showing the highest uniform prices on all of Cape Cod. It's also worth noting that the lowest gas prices can found in the Cape tip locale of Provincetown. Gas prices were stable across Barnstable all last week, at $3.999/10. When Saturday morning (June 7) rolled around, the Cumberland Farms price increased to $4.069/10, which was to be expected given the surge in Friday's oil prices. Shortly afterward, most others in Hyannis, especially those within site of a Cumberland Farms, rose to match. Within three hours, Cumberland Farms went up again, this time to $4.199/10. Within a tick of the clock, all others did as well. Hess on North Street is the exception, consistently maintaining a 4-cent lower advantage. This was a Hyannis phenomenon, as neighboring towns with the same stations didn't see the same levels of increases. Sunday night in Orleans, gas could still be found at $3.999/10 and still hasn't risen to Hyannis levels. In an e-mail exchange, a spokesperson for Cumberland Farms provided the following comment: "Regarding gasoline prices, Cumberland Farms strives to provide the best value to its customers and remain competitive." A further request to discuss pricing disparity on Cape was not answered by press time. Lending some insight into the Saturday run-up is Christy Mihos, owner of Christy's of Cape Cod. His stations are supplied by the Cumberland Farms-owned Gulf Oil. He said the first increase came in the form of a 5-cent emergency notice on Friday. That was followed in short order by a 19-cent per gallon emergency notice on his wholesale cost for gasoline. After two emergency price increases issued by Gulf on Wednesday, June 11, Mihos said to expect another boost in prices very soon. He said that his wholesale cost for a gallon of gas would exceed $4. "That's without a shortage (in supply)," Mihos said. "Just on speculation." All of Mihos's stations across the Cape are set at the same price, which was $4.199 for regular through Wednesday. He said that makes it easier to keep them straight. The exception is the Route 28 Christy's location near the Bass River in Yarmouth, which operates as an Exxon. The price there is $4.299. His pricing stands in contrast to other regional operations, where there are variations town by town. The Patriot's Wednesday survey of prices from Hyannis to Chatham saw a high of $4.2999 for regular to a low of $4.059. The lowest prices were found east of Hyannis. It's common to find highly competitive prices in Harwich, which has five different stations on Route 28 and more in the center of town. The low there was $4.059 at the Harwichport Cumberland Farms. That price was also found at the Shank Painter Road Cumberland Farms location in Provincetown Wednesday afternoon. "That confounds me," Mihos said of the pricing disparity. To the west of Hyannis, prices started going down in Centerville, where the Mobil at Route 28 and Old Stage Road offered regular at $4.159, the same as at the Mashpee Rotary Mobil. In Cotuit, the Xtra Mart was selling it at $4.119. Mihos said he's trying to do his part to help his customers, honoring 20-cent-off per gallon coupons from Stop & Shop and a new 10-cent-off coupon through Hearth 'n Kettle. He's also offering new ways for his customers to spend their savings in store (whoopee pies at the counter, cheaper coffee), which some are doing.