 include power electronics, motor drives, and energy storage. Yue has been a Power Electronics Engineer Intern with Apple Inc., Halliburton Company, Flanders Electric, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and MLGW-Memphis Utility. He received the Myron Zucker Award from the IEEE Industry Applications Society in 2010. He was a Sundaram Seshu Fellow (2016) and a James M. Henderson Fellow (2013) at UIUC. He has been rated as an Excellent Teaching Assistant for multiple years since 2013. Yue served as the Corresponding Technical Programs Chair of the 2016 IEEE Power and Energy Conference at Illinois. From 2012 to 2013, he was the President of the IEEE PES/PELS/IAS Student Chapter at UIUC.Hmm..I'd suggest looking up "happy dog" and stick to dogs with longer snouts for now (but if you're really drawn to pugs, english bulldogs, etc. then more power to you!) Dogs have really expressive faces so it's a bit easier imo to capture a dog smile. Something like [this](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/dc/Happy_Dog_(2593900179.jpg) maybe to start off with. 

After a couple of those, I would give wolves a try. They have longer snouts and are a bit more serious in expression so they can be harder to draw. Do you use guidelines? it really helps to draw an extra oval or rectangle(whichever you prefer or feels like it matches the dog's muzzle better) where you want the snout to be.Mountain biking in Britain is some of the best in the world; from the rolling hills of England to the mountainous heights of Scotland and beautiful trails of Northern Ireland and Wales.
But unless you’re based in the UK, you may not understand the things that actually come out the mouth of the British riders – even if you do speak perfect English.
See, the surface politeness that sees Brits say one thing and mean something completely different entirely encompasses the world of mountain biking. Here are a few examples…
- “You looked like you’ve had fun today!” – You look like you’ve eaten a kilogram of mud.
- “Nice bike you’ve got there” – I think my bike is better than yours.
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Reveals the beautiful skin you were born with Norah Hot Wax.
Menggunakan Hot wax Norah ni sangat seronok. Boleh guna utk seluruh bahagian badan even bahagian intim. Paling penting panaskan dulu wax. Ada disediakan manual. Senang je nak guna. Bulu2 pun tercabut habis. Masa nak guna tu kena pastikan bulu2 tak pendek sangat. Tak merengsakan dan selamat digunakan. Tak ade kesan2 pedih atau tajam macam lepas cukur.
My last shoot for Chrysler/Dodge – The Challenger 'Hellcat'. Locations in California and Nevada.
Was this Lamborghini the first vehicle to be called a 'Supercar'? It was the star of the opening sequence from the movie 'Italian Job''.
50's Lincoln completely re-engineered, by Los Angles manufacturer Icon, to look like a wreck - but with 2015 running gear. A wolf in sheeps clothing.
The Dodge Viper. One of my favourite cars of all time. It was a beast but shrank around you and was pure pleasure once mastered.
McLaren F1 - The world's fastest car for many years - Until the arrival of Bugattis' Veyron. Expensive when built - priceless now. Great car...
Last night I went to a very intimate gig Upstairs at the Relentless Garage in Highbury, London, to see the incredible band Wakey! Wakey! Some of you might know who I mean if I say that the lead singer is Michael Grubbs, of One Tree Hill fame. With the set list including the songs ‘Dance So Good’, ‘Brooklyn’ and ‘Light Outside’, Grubbs had the 150 person audience in the palm of his hand within seconds, his beautiful voice and haunting lyrics ringing true in the hearts of every person there.
“So yeah it feels bad now, but it’s gonna get better someday” is just one such line from the song ‘Almost Everything’ that makes me love this band. It’s just so perfect…it’s applicable to any situation and is uplifting even in the hardest of times.
And what can I say about the man himself? Michael Grubbs is a very very talented man, a true artist. And he’s really funny too – he was cracking jokes all the way through the set, even telling one about Kid Cudi getting kicked off the Lady Gaga tour for an altercation with a fan, regarding an unfortunate misunderstanding over some wallet throwing!
It’s on nights like these that I’m reminded why it is I love music so much. When the artist just loves to play, and when every person is a true fan, there for the music, not the celebrity, or to jump on the bandwagon.
I even got a photo with Mr Michael Grubbs, the star of the show!
The gig was so small that it wasn’t even the whole band, just Grubbs and his violinist, making it even more special…I’m not sure how many times that’s ever going to happen again.
These guys are going places, and fast.
If what I’ve described sounds like it’s up your street, then the full band will be playing another gig at the same venue in January, check out their website for more details.
Emails claiming to be from Optus are attempting to trick unsuspecting Australians into providing their credit card information to pay a supposedly unpaid bill.
A scam alert issued on Monday by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) warns it has been receiving reports about emails with the subject line – ‘We are unable to process your last payment’.
The fake emails are sophisticated and use a web address that looks like the real Optus website.
The email contains a link to a fake ‘pay your bill’ page, which then asks for your credit card details.
The fake email and payment form are cunningly crafted to trick people.
“It’s important you check the legitimacy of email links to protect your personal information –use contact details you find through a legitimate source and not those contained in the suspicious message,” ACMA advises.
If you receive this email, ACMA is advising people to delete it immediately.
Before you click on a link (in an email or on social media, instant messages, other webpages, or other means), hover over that link to see the actual web address it will take you to (usually shown at the bottom of the browser window). If you do not recognise or trust the address, try searching for relevant key terms in a web browser. This way you can find the article, video or webpage without directly clicking on the suspicious link.
Have you ever been fooled by a scam? What happened?
I consider any email from Optus a scam.
This bad company treated us like dirt after it disconnected us for over 2 months and refused to fix its error (negligence!) because it simply did not care. Optus even tried to blame the victim.
Good luck to anybody who is with Optus if anything goes wrong.
Take them to the Telecommunication Industry Ombudsman. I'll say this for Optus, their prices are good. But God help you if you ever have to contact them: they're third-world morons!
Who would have any dealings with Optus in the first place? Certainly not me!
I agree Optus is hopeless but who would you recommended. I fear they are all as bad as each other.
Optus is better than the totally dreadful Vodafone.
There needs to be a Royal Commission into the whole telco sector.
If you do not mind spending some money on communications use Telstra. Still the widest coverage, wife is with Optus and has to go to the window when a call comes in. My Telstra pre-paid works even in the "little room". Been with them since the year 2000.
It’s going to be a bit of a crazy week at our house. Ben Blair flew to France yesterday and won’t be back till Sunday, and starting Wednesday, the wood floors are being refinished. Which means we need to live upstairs until they’re done. Which means we won’t have access to the kitchen. Which will be tricky. But I’ve got a plan! And take out menus! And we’ll make it work.
In honor of Ben’s trip, I thought today would be a fun day to share one of the newest Olive Us episodes, called How to Travel. I’m sure many of you have travel plans for the holidays (or are just returning from Thanksgiving trips), so hopefully this cute little video will resonate. And if you have your own travel tricks and tips you’d like to add, I hope you’ll share them in the comments.
The aim of Ben’s trip is to have the roof and chimney of The Cottage repaired. 
When we hit the road for long trips I pack a small backpack for each of my children with some surprises: