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1000 Words is an online magazine dedicated to contemporary photography in the UK and beyond. It publishes in-depth exhibition and photobook reviews, essays and interviews alongside carefully curated imagery, often around a particular theme.
Ahorn Magazine is an online publication about contemporary photography. Dedicated to highlighting the work of emerging photographers, Ahorn is also an important platform for original written content, presenting interviews, essays, book reviews and more. Ahorn Magazine is founded and directed by Daniel Augschöll and Anya Jasbar.
Artist Portfolio Magazine is a free digital online magazine that contains the art of both emerging and established artists from around the world. The artwork featured in the magazine comes directly from the winners of various themed and juried international art contests held at MyArtContest.com. Each winner was chosen not by their status in the art world, but by the merit of their work.
Artnews.org is free. Since 2001 we work consistently an alternative non-profit platform for art people to explore, publish and exchange information on contemporary art. Collaborative work and free content creation enable Artnews.org to provide a comprehensive resource for professional and educational research. You can register and contribute too.
ArtSlant.com, the #1 contemporary art network, opened its first arts portal in Los Angeles to the contemporary art world in February 2007. It now has 15 editions worldwide providing art information and access with local depth and regional focus. Working with a team of editors, writers, art connectors and art watchers, ArtSlant provides up-to-minute calendars of exhibits and art events as well as the best in art buzz, reviews, commentary and events coverage on a city-by-city basis to the worldwide arts scene. ArtSlant's artist programs bring opportunities for exposure and exhibition to our worldwide community of contemporary artists. Please enjoy our special slant on the great art cities of the world.
At Artspace, we're changing the way the world experiences art. Our mission is to help collectors and aspiring collectors discover, learn about and collect fine art. Our curators collaborate with top museums, galleries and cultural institutions to provide the best collection of contemporary art in the world. We offer limited editions and original works from the most recognized artists to rising stars and make them available for sale online, at affordable prices. Membership is free and grants our subscribers first access to our most coveted limited editions, enabling them to preview and collect these exclusive works before anyone else.
The Artspace team has a deep appreciation for the positive role that artists, cultural institutions and non-profit organizations play in our society. Every single sale of artwork on the site directly supports an artist, institution or non-profit. By collecting with Artspace, you're helping to sustain creative culture around the globe as well as supporting important organizations that are dedicated to making the world a better place.
What makes Artspace unique is that we bring you the finest selection of curated artworks that reflect the issues of our time. We're an art advisor – a trusted source for information, access and exclusive works you can't find anywhere else. When you collect with us, not only are you collecting the most important artists working today, you're making a good investment: an investment in art, an investment in artists and an investment in yourself.
BLUR magazine is an international e-magazine founded in 2007 with the mission to promote creative photography worldwide. It represents a meeting place for photographers, both prominent professionals and talented amateurs yet to be discovered, and photography lovers from around 190 countries. In these times of photographic hyper production, BLUR magazine aims to slow the pace and encourage its readers to reflect more on the images and to experience photography more profoundly. This is why BLUR omits technical specifics of photographs and focuses instead on creative, impactful photography and its creators. BLUR magazine is published quarterly in an interactive PDF format, and is run by photography enthusiasts from Croatia, USA, Canada, and Germany.
burn. is an evolving journal for emerging photographers.
burn. is curated by magnum photographer david alan harvey.
BWGallerist is dedicated to promoting fine art photography with special emphasis on Black and White photography. BWGallerist is a publication of Forrest R. Old Associates, LLC.
CO-mag is a collective blog/magazine publicated in five languages with in-depth articles dedicated to contemporary photography and art.
Camerapixo photography magazine is published online once a month. Presenting international photography and inspiring photographers around the world. Currently it is published in english, polish and spanish with different other languages in the near future. Photography magazine promotes photographers and shows wide dimension of photography. Reaching over ONE MILLION readers.
Online monthly devoted to contemporary documentary photography. Each issue features 8 photographers (both - emerging and already known) presenting their photo stories. Lots of great photography showing the world as it is, without any digital manipulation. The magazine is strictly photographic, thus written parts are as limited as possible. It promotes photography as a universal form of communication between people of different cultures, genders, religions and political beliefs. Language versions: English and Polish.
f11 is a FREE digital magazine. Presented in a page flip format, the magazine is published eleven times each year.
Read by thousands all over the world, f11 is for professional and enthusiast photographers, designers and creative people working with images, as well as buyers and collectors of photography.
Each issue is also available for download as a PDF file.
FlakPhoto.com is an online art space + digital photo publication that celebrates the culture of 21st century image-making. The site is produced by Andy Adams and site highlights new series work, photobook projects and gallery exhibitions from a global community of contributors.
Focus Magazine is a quarterly journal filled with articles on the latest news, trends, information on collecting fine art photography. Every issue Focus Magazine goes in-depth with gallerists, curators, collectors and photographers to bring our readers closer to the thoughts, ideas and suggestions of influential people the market today.
Fraction Magazine features the best of contemporary photography, bringing together diverse bodies of work by established and emerging artists from around the globe. Each monthly on-line issue focuses on a central theme, creating an implicit dialogue between differing photographic perspectives. Fraction also offers in-depth photography book reviews. For his outstanding work, David Bram, Fraction's editor and publisher, was selected as the 2010 recipient of the Griffin Museum's Rising Star Award.
It’s Nice That exists to champion creativity across a whole host of disciplines. We publish exciting, original and engaging work from both established names and talented newcomers.
The Eye of Photography is the ultimate digital magazine where everything about photography is published daily, highlighted, discussed and archived for all professionals and amateurs to see... for free. Whether you are working in this industry as a buyer or a collector, in a festival or a gallery, as a professional or simply an amateur enthusiast of photography, The Eye was made for you. The Eye informs you of the latest trends, record breaking auctions, breaking news, reveals a long awaited book publication, shares the discovery of up and coming stars, allows you to read in depth interviews and offers all you need to know about the next must see exhibition whether you live in New York, Paris, London, Berlin, Tokyo or Shanghai.
The Eye was born from the realization that no site on the web today regroups events, news and updates of the photography world all in one place. We believe that at a time when 1 billion people communicate through images using Facebook, Instagram, Flicker and other social media sites, it is time for Photography to have a place where all its forms, colors and trends can be expressed, visualized and archived.
Translated every day in English, French, and now Chinese, The Eye wants to be the indispensable search tool for all the who’s-who and what’s-what in photography, as well as a place of inspiration for all amateurs and photography lovers. It has already become the most trusted and recognized web based photography magazine read by all professionals around the globe.
The goal of The Eye is to be the ultimate reference guide for the millions of people who everyday visit a museum, a gallery, buy a photographic book or a print or need information on anything regarding the photographic world.
Lens is the photography blog of The New York Times, presenting the finest and most interesting visual and multimedia reporting — photographs, videos and slide shows. A showcase for Times photographers, it also seeks to highlight the best work of other newspapers, magazines and news and picture agencies; in print, in books, in galleries, in museums and on the Web.
Lens Culture is an online magazine celebrating international contemporary photography, art, media, and world cultures.
DISCOVER photography from all continents and various points of view: documentary, fine art, photojournalism, poetic, personal, abstract, human, and street photography.
LENSCRATCH is a blogzine that explores contemporary photography and offers opportunities for exposure and community. Considered one of the 10 Photography-Related blogs you should be reading by Source Review, Wired.com, Rangefinder and InStyle Magazine.
Mono Chroma is a (PDF) based fine art photography E-magazine which celebrates works in black and white and color. Each bimonthly issue features six photographers ranging from world renowned professionals to those just emerging. Mono Chroma serves as an inspiration to many as it draws in each reader with its in-depth Q & A interviews and photos. You get to know about each featured photographer, where their inspiration springs from and how their process works.
Musée Magazine is dedicated to displaying the work of international emerging photographers. Edited by noted fashion photographer Andrea Blanch, Musée Online focuses on what's hot in both New York and the international photography community. We publish reviews and photos from gallery openings as well as interviews with established artists. Musée seeks to provide exposure to help launch the careers of young photographers.
Nature Photographers Online Magazine is the official website of the Nature Photographers Network™, an international cooperative network of amateur and professional photographers dedicated to the art and technique of nature, wildlife and landscape photography.
ND Magazine was founded in 2008. From the beginning there was only one mission of this initiative: to promote photography and photographers.
One, One Thousand is an online publication focusing on photography produced in the American South by emerging and established photographers. Founded in 2010 by photographers Daniel A. Echevarria and Natalie Minik, One, One Thousand features new photographic works both from and about the South.
Born in May of 2009, PetaPixel is a blog about photography geared towards tech-savvy photo-enthusiasts. Our goal is to inform, educate, and inspire in all things related to photography.
In case you didn’t know, the “peta” in PetaPixel is the prefix that denotes 1015, just as the “mega” in megapixel denotes 106.
Online photography bookstore featuring over 30000 fine-art photography books, secure ordering, a powerful keyword full-text search.
Craft & Vision have entered the magazine publishing business with the launch of PHOTOGRAPH, a pdf magazine similar in format and concept to the Craft & Vision ebook collection. Approximately half the magazine is dedicated to showcasing the photos of three photographers. There are beautiful Icelandic landscapes from Bruce Percy, black and white landscapes of Maine and New England from Nate Parker, and a stunning set of images taken in Burma and Hokkaido, Japan from Art Wolfe. There’s a brief interview with each photographer giving you an insight into the thought processes behind their work. The rest of the magazine contains articles from writers such as David duChemin, John Paul Caponigro, Younes Bounhar, Chris Orwig, and myself. You’ll learn about using backlight, colour calibration, selecting focal lengths for portraiture and how to light a portrait using fluorescent lights.
Photoworks promotes engagement with photography and new thinking on its place within contemporary culture. We do this by commissioning and publishing new work and writing on photography and by producing exhibitions, books, participation and learning projects and events including the Brighton Photo Biennial. Based in Brighton, UK, but international in ambition, collaboration is at our core, the widest distribution of our work is our aim and how photography is consumed, our opportunity. We are a registered charity and a National Portfolio Organisation, funded by Arts Council England.
Pixology is Tim Grey's eZine that offers monthly content focused on digital photography and imaging, delivered to you via email as a PDF document. You can then archive each issue, put them on your mobile devices, search the text, print them, and much more.
Posi+tive Magazine speaks about photos, stories, reportages, every fragment that tells what’s happening in the world through different points of view.
The magazine is published in PDF format every 6 months, both in Italian and English.
Precise Moment is an online weekly magazine dedicated to the craft, art, and stories behind photography and photographers. Our goal is to create in-depth articles that examine trends, emerging photographers, masters of the craft, and help contextualize the modern landscape of photography. Our namesake was inspired by the above quote by Henri Cartier-Bresson. Part philosophy, part narrative, and part examination of the photographers’ process, Precise Moment is The Moment of Capture Defined.
Purpose is a meeting-place for known and unknown artists who wish to compare and contrast their visions of the world.
Accompanied by an original soundtrack created by composers with varied perspectives, each issue is also a multimedia experience.
The concept and editing of purpose are realized by Paul Demare (art director), Gilles Raynaldy (photographer), founders of the webmag, and Francesca Alberti (art historian).
SeeSaw Magazine is an online photography journal dedicated to promoting and publishing photographic work and criticism.
Silvershotz is more than a magazine; it’s a sumptuous 100 page journal featuring folios from around the world.
Silvershotz in 2013 will be full digital delivery.
Square Magazine is a billingual online quaterly about square format photography. It was created in February 2010 by Christophe Dillinger with Yves Bigot, Carine Lautier and Clara Forest.
The Big Picture is a photo blog produced by a select group of picture editors of The Boston Globe. Entries are posted every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The Big Picture is intended to highlight high-quality, amazing imagery, with a focus on current events.
The Phoblographer is about photography reviews, tips, news, and culture. We explore the photography world and pop culture’s affects on the art form. Plus, we bring you all of our stories from a real world and down to earth perspective.
Urbanautica is probably one of the top independent online publisher on photography. Beyond its editorial activities Urbanautica now regularly contributes to exhibitions, books, reviews, workshop and festivals.
In the june 2012 Urbanautica has launched PHOTOEXHIBITIONS, the Journal on photography exhibitions, and in march 2013 PHOTOSCHOOLS a space about dialogue and exposure for students and schools of photography.
At the start of each month, the Magazine will present and examine a different theme facing the photography industry. Through interviews with photographic leaders, multimedia presentations and on-going international discussions, The Magazine brings you, our community, continuous engagement with the topics that affect the wider industry.
ZoneZero ® is a site dedicated to image making & photography. Founded in 1995 by Pedro Meyer, ZoneZero ® has been both witness and active participant of the ongoing digital (r)evolution. ZoneZero ® first appeared online when the internet became a public resource, making it the oldest website dedicated to photography that is still standing and growing. We are proud to acknowledge that ZoneZero ® paved the way for thinking that viewing photography on a computer screen was a legitimate platform.
Its name originated from a metaphor for the coming-off-age transformation that photography underwent from analog to digital. The name references Ansel Adam's "Zone System", as a starting point in the analog tradition and the ones and zeros that have become the basic DNA for everything digital. There is also the notion that ZoneZero ® has been at the very center, the starting point if you will, from which photography has taken many different directions. To use the words of the French poet Louis Aragon, in his preface to Modern Mythology, "Light is meaningful only in relation to darkness, and truth presupposes error. It is these mingled opposites which people our life, which make it pungent, intoxicating. We only exist in terms of conflict, in the zone where black and white clash." Hence ZoneZero ®.


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For a while now, when people thought about services in regards to anti-aging, they assumed that the process would be entirely cosmetic. While the aesthetic options offered with these types of medical services make a profound difference in the patient’s confidence, the truth is that anti-aging services benefit people on more than just a superficial level. The techniques we use at Anti Aging & Functional Medicine work for a great many clients such as people needing assistance with their hormone imbalances, nutrient deficiencies, or fatigue. There’s nothing wrong with wanting to look and feel younger, but we encourage you to look into our other procedures that can greatly improve your overall wellness.
Hormone imbalances affect a great number of American citizens on a daily basis. Our hormone optimization process allows us to manage your thyroid levels, estrogen, DHEA, cortisol, and progesterone levels, to name a few. Having a healthy estrogen level is essential to anyone who may have a family history of breast cancer while having a healthy thyroid can prevent a serious condition, such as a thyroid storm. Monitoring your cortisol levels can greatly decrease the occurrence of adrenal fatigue, which has been linked to insomnia, digestive problems, and depression. Maintaining a healthy balance of hormones can have great advantages for your hair and skin, but it’s also essential in averting more serious, life-threatening conditions.
According to a study conducted by Calton Nutrition, over half of our population suffers from a deficiency in Calcium, Vitamin C, Potassium, and Vitamin E. Half of us experience a deficiency in Magnesium and Vitamin A. When your body is lacking in essential nutrients, you can experience low levels of stamina and a slower healing process. This makes IV Nutrient Therapy a great alternative for the average person. This process restores youthful vitality to patients that can help increase your energy levels throughout the day. This treatment also aids in speeding the healing process when recovering from some injuries.
Chelation is a chemical process in which the bloodstream is injected with a synthetic solution in order to remove foreign metals and heavy minerals. This can be especially useful when combatting clogged arteries, heart attacks, and a number of other conditions that may affect the cardiovascular system. Chelation does this by regulating the amount of arterial plaque building up in the arteries, something that can eventually cause heart problems over time.
Part of looking youthful and vibrant is displaying an upbeat, invigorated attitude. While our company is proud to offer services such as Dermal Fillers, Sclerotherapy, and Hair transplantation to clients that want to appear younger, we have committed ourselves to provide services that make patients feel younger too. Utilizing methods that promote healthy internal processes within the body is key to giving our patients that youthful glow. With the help of our staff at Anti Aging and Functional Medicine, we believe you can reverse the clock on aging and live a fulfilling life for many more years to come.
Aging can be a difficult thing for most people. It can be tough to cope with the aches and the pains that are often part of the natural aging process. It can be difficult to look in the mirror and not be able to recognize the reflection that’s staring back at you, too. If you have any concerns that involve conspicuous indications of aging, however, there are options out there that can aid you. It doesn’t matter if you worry about crow’s feet, fine lines or wrinkles in general. Dermal fillers may help you get on the path to feeling fantastic about your looks again. People who long for complexions that are youthful, supple and devoid of noticeable aging indications often are big dermal filler supporters. These fillers introduce people to all sorts of potential anti-aging advantages.
Dermal fillers can be excellent for people who feel as though their looks could use some improvement. These fillers provide the skin with better foundations. Skin resilience tends to be the result of numerous fibers. Examples of these fibers are collagen and elastin. Hyaluronic acid is yet another natural substance that contributes greatly to complexion resilience. Manufacturing of these things tends to slow down as people get older and older. It usually tends to slow down once people get to around 30 years in age. Reduced levels of hyaluronic acid and fiber tend to minimize the resilience of the skin. Dermal fillers can do a lot for people who wish to replenish suppleness significantly. If you long for a complexion that appears dewy, radiant and resilient as can be, dermal fillers may just be your finest bet.
Wrinkles, fine lines and drooping can all wreak havoc onto your self-confidence. If you dislike the way you look, you may feel discouraged all of the time. Dermal fillers, though, can help you feel positive about your physical appearance again. Minimizing the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines can help you feel terrific in your physique. It can give you a fresh and energized appearance, too. Wrinkles and fine lines sometimes make people look fatigued and dull.
Recovery can be a big hassle for people who opt for all sorts of anti-aging treatments these days. It’s not a hassle for people who prefer dermal fillers, however. If you get dermal fillers for your complexion, you should be able to bounce back from the procedure pretty rapidly. Dermal filler sessions are often complete in less than 15 minutes total. Once you’re through with your session, you can continue with your life just like you would on any other day. If you’re someone who can’t skip work or school obligations, dermal fillers won’t interfere with your existence at all. If you want to learn more about these fillers and how they work, call Anti-Aging & Functional Medicine in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Anti-aging doesn’t refer only to fillers, surgeries, and facial treatments. One of the easiest all over anti-aging treatments, exercise, can cost you nothing but about 20 minutes per day. You don’t need to join a gym or even buy a DVD. Here are a few simple exercises to get you started, a few of which won’t even seem like a workout.
According to Prevention magazine, the minimum about of cardio you need to do per week ranges from 150 to 240 minutes. That translates to about 21 minutes of cardio per day and walking counts. So long as you have a comfortable pair of sneakers you can fit this workout into your day. It doesn’t require special effort either. You can simply walk to the corner grocery instead of drive. Stroll around the block. Park at the far end of the parking lot and walk to the mall door, then walk to each store.
Each person needs to walk about 10,000 steps per day. Most get about 2,000 steps. You can easily encourage yourself to walk more often by using a pedometer app or a physical pedometer. The advantage of an app like NoomWalk is the encouragement from other exercises. You can create a profile and share your daily steps, plus comments about your activities in the social aspect of the app. NoomWalk lets you virtually “high five” others and leave encouraging comments. It’s not required though. You can also use the app to privately track your activity by choosing to turn off the social option. The gamification and social aspects can help you add more steps to your day giving you the easiest 20 minutes of cardio daily.
Jumping rope or a jumping workout such as jumping jacks counts. Jump move workouts like “Insanity” also qualify, as does aerobics. It’s the body weight bearing moves that help, so a step workout counts, too. Essentially, you need moves that simulate at least the squashing of a bug with your foot. If you’re older, you can help yourself build bone density by doing this type of exercise. Every time you take the stairs, you’re helping strengthen your knees and hips, plus build bone density. That translates to an interior anti-aging that can help your overall health in just 15 to 20 minutes per day.
While most people think of weight lifting when they read strength training, you can also use a resistance training technique called isometrics. With it, you create the resistance with your body movement or rather lack of it. You hold a pose for a specific time period. These simple poses like the squat and the prayer pose build muscle by holding it in a static position. You can lift weights if want, but that’s only necessary if you want to build bigger muscles as opposed to toning the ones you have. You can find efficient workouts that require only 15 to 20 minutes.
The key to overall anti-aging lies in combining these activities. You need the cardio, healthy bone density and the strength training to achieve optimum health. Walk every day. Alternate days of jumping/stepping and strength training. You’ll see the years disappear as you strengthen your body.
Who doesn’t want to hang onto a youthful complexion for as long as possible? Men and women alike lament their aging reflections as a combination of lifestyle experience, stress, and diet take their toll on our skin. Although there are plenty of products on the market that claim to be the next “fountain of youth”, we really don’t know what goes into making these miracle products, and the result of excess chemicals on the skin will only hasten the aging process.
Fortunately, there are some simple things you can do right at home and in your daily routine to combat the aging process and turn back the clock once more, revealing a youthful, glowing complexion. Follow these tips for your best skin yet–naturally!
Nothing works more effectively at improving circulation and helping to drain lymph nodes than a facial massage. Whether you give yourself a massage at home or treat yourself to a relaxing spa session, you’ll see results with consistent stimulation; your skin will take on a luminous glow, and you’ll see fine lines and wrinkles plump up once more.
Omega-3 is your ticket to soft, smooth, supple skin. Fatty acids present in this supplement strengthen cell membranes, making them less susceptible to environmental damage. Your skin is better able to absorb nutrients as well as slough off dead skin cells and impurities that can contribute to a duller, less vibrant complexion. Take supplements daily from 1-3 months for optimal results.
3. Drink water, and lots of it!
Drinking enough water can dramatically improve the look and feel of your skin, but you must drink enough of it to flush impurities from both skin and body. If you consistently drink 3 liters or more daily, you can expect to see a dramatic improvement in the tone and texture of your skin within 5 days! That’s the fastest facelift available on the market today!
Skin that is dry is prone to sagging and wrinkles, while hydrated skin looks fresh and dewy. Simply running a humidifier while you sleep will reduce the look of fine lines and wrinkles, and leave you with hydrated, plumper looking skin in no time. Use nightly on your bedside table for a fresh looking complexion each morning.
Nature’s best mask is good old egg whites–whip up a quick mask and apply for an instant brightening facelift.
Whisk together until the mixture is white and frothy. Apply it to your face with a cotton ball and leave it on for ten minutes, or until your skin feels tight. Rinse off with warm water and pat dry.
Combine and ingest daily each morning for mind and body benefits that extend to your skin and beyond.
Uncovering your best skin yet is easy with these tips, and they are all natural to boot! Embrace a younger, more radiant you as you move toward total health and wellness!
Aging is something that we all must do, but we don’t have to do it quickly. What if there were ways to change the way that our bodies and faces are aging? Would you follow the secrets to see what happens? Many of us would and that is why we are ready to share with you, these anti-aging secrets.
There are some people who use sesame oil every day when they wake up. By rubbing it all over your skin, you can start to feel an amazing difference. Your skin soaks in the oil, which helps it to stay hydrated and soft. It will give it a healthy glow and when you go into the shower and rinse it off, your old skin cells will literally fall off to make way for the new ones!
Who said that drinking coffee is bad for you? Caffeine actually helps to wake up your skin and your mind. Rubbing coffee scrubs, lotions, and creams onto your face can help you to get rid of the dark circles and puffy spots that come up on your face in the morning. Keep the coffee around because you’re going to need it!
White sugar has been shown to speed up aging in people. It also can connect to the collagen in your body and start to break it down. Collagen is important to our bodies and our skin because it helps to create new cells. The more collagen in your skin, the less wrinkles and fine lines you will have. If you want to eat something sweet, eat more fruit and vegetables that contain all-natural sugars.
It is crazy to think of how much we exfoliate our faces and add wrinkle creams and lotions to them, but what happens as our hands start to age? Many people say that the first place they saw aging was in their hands. This can be reversed, just like our faces. It is important to take very good care of our hands with lotions, but also to exfoliate them and use creams that can help build up the skin cells in them as well. Our hands do so much for us, so it is time that we repaid them!
The sun is the culprit for so much that happens to our skin. Wearing sunscreen is the best way to avoid getting those premature lines and wrinkles. Models, celebrities, and doctors all swear by the use of sunscreen and depending on what elevation you live at, you may need to apply it more than others.
When it comes to taking care of your skin, remember, it’s the only one you’ll get! Looking after our faces and our bodies is very important when it comes to keeping your youthful glow. Be good to your skin and you will see how great you will continue to look!
Aging is a totally normal process. That doesn’t mean that indications of aging are necessarily welcome, however. If you have any frustrations that involve the emergence of wrinkles and fines lines on your formerly baby-soft skin, you’re certainly not alone. If you have any worries that involve sagging and loss of firmness, there are many others who share your concerns, too. Terrific news is on hand for people who want to reverse the aging process, however. Dermal fillers are injections that can do a lot for the appearance of the skin. If you’re enthusiastic about achieving skin that’s supple, radiant and devoid of wrinkles, then these fillers may be able to provide you with the anti-aging results you desire so much. Dermal fillers bring many anti-aging perks to the table.
Dermal fillers can minimize the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. That’s not all they can accomplish, either. These fillers also can give the skin enhanced volume. If you want your skin to look supple and bouncy, dermal fillers can be advantageous. These injections can aid people who have skin that has taken on a somewhat droopy look. Dermal fillers typically revolve around collagen or hyaluronic acid. Both of these substances are 100 percent natural. If you want to revitalize your looks and attain skin that’s moist and glowing, dermal filler injections can undoubtedly go a long way.
Downtime can be a big struggle for people who get aesthetic treatments. Healing after certain procedures can interfere with jam-packed schedules. It can stop people from being able to lead their normal lives, too. If you dislike the thought of putting your life temporarily on hold, dermal fillers may be a strong match for you. People don’t have to devote their precious time to the healing process after receiving these injections. Dermal filler sessions often last for merely 10 minutes or so. Once your session is finished, you’re ready to exit as you please. Getting dermal fillers won’t impact your career, social life or errands in any way.
There are some aesthetic treatments out there that honestly don’t stand the test of time. Dermal fillers are definitely not part of that classification. If you get these fillers, you may be able to keep your youthful glow for a minimum of six months. You won’t have to think about going back to get a “touchup” for quite a while. This is yet another perk for people who lack significant amounts of spare time.
Dermal fillers don’t make people look fake or unusual in any manner. If you’re looking to energize your appearance without compromising the charms “Mother Earth” gave you, these injections can serve you nicely. If you get dermal fillers from a qualified and seasoned professional, you shouldn’t have to fret over anything.
Indications of aging can sometimes make people feel bad about themselves. It can be hard to notice the development of wrinkles and sagging. If you want to feel better about yourself, then getting these injections can work. Since they can enhance the appearance of your skin, they can also enhance the way you view yourself. Dermal fillers are designed to help people adore being in their own bodies. Contact the Anti Aging & Functional Medicine team as soon as possible to learn more about these injections.

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Okay firstly, if you are like me you might have asked why? How? Especially if yours was sudden and unexpected experience. I personally wasn’t actively doing anything at that time to trigger my awakening, it wasn’t even on my mind, none of this was anything I wanted or thought about then.
Why we aren’t spiritual awaken since birth?
Well, we were however the way society is structured, is to suppress all that, through mass media hypnosis, manipulated our food, air pollution, suppression of new technologies, and most importantly, suppression of information regarding the true nature of the self and our reality.
Why does spiritual awakening happen?
There are different reasons why spiritual awakening occurs. But from what I experienced and read, it is usually a result of a sudden event/trauma or accumulative trauma.
Sudden event include experiencing a traumatic event such as death, divorce, financial loss, break ups and so on. Major life events which throw you off and make you question everything. Your soul may struggle to comprehend what is happening so you get awakened!
You may also come across new mind blowing information that’s simply triggers your awakening. This could be the start of you questioning what you have been programmed into doing for years.
Another trigger could be experiencing paranormal activities. Such as seeing spirits, ghosts, having an outer body experience, dreams, visions that just shook you up! These could be triggered by ETs, your spirit guides & guardian angels to show you that there is more to this 3D world.
Another cause of spiritual awakening is accumulative trauma and that is simply your soul sick and tired of doing the same unfulfilling job every day, living a meaningless life, not living your true life purpose. You soul is eager to break free and get out of the 3D bubble.
If wont all happen right away, it will take time, it will take you putting the work and effort, you not resisting what’s happening, you being not judging YOURSELF (forget others for now, this is all about you especially at the start of this spiritual journey) but here are what you will get out through this amazing not always so easy or blissful journey….
Yes the old you, which wasn’t really you, it was probably society conditioning, will be slowly erased and the real you will start to emerge.
You will become more aware of yourself, your body, your surrounding and everything around you.
Learn to accept who you are, appreciate the person you have become & love yourself unconditionally.
Yay! Your psychic abilities and gifts might start to show up and you can take it from there by working on them with patience & practice.
To develop empathy, compassion & sensitivity to others.
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100% agree with you. And I love the dot points because it makes it so much simpler. And again I laugh at myself and get the shits with myself because… I do everything backwards be everyone else’s lists. I think that’s why I have “to write”, because I seem to be the only person who has “ticked all the boxes” but worked my way from the other end of the list. The last thing/s I’m working on myself at the moment is trying to do everything that I do already, to the efficiency and magic and power and everything that I already do… but… also … to be able to love me. I need to learn to love and like myself. I have perfected my capabilities and happiness and everything in the many roles I play for others. I was dead on the inside for the longest time and I just wanted to help heal other people so they didn’t ever have to experience inner death and depression that I have/had. And then all of a sudden my spirit is alive, that inner child, divine spark, shadow self… She’s not dead, she is alive and she is willing to learn to love herself so she can come outside to play in the light of day. But she is undeveloped, childish and selfish and therefore I have become inefficient in my duties and responsibilities that I facilitate and give unto others.
I am the same, where i am working to love and accept my self, not only because i didn’t before but because i wasn’t aware i didn’t love myself. I am now realizing that self love is really the most important thing, it is the reason why i have attracted and manifested some of the negative situations and people in my life. The negative self talk i have towards my self was projected by the relationships i have attracted the past few years, and i didn’t realize that until this week! MAJOR BIG REALIZATION!!


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What Is a Boutique Fitness Studio and Why Are They Here to Stay?
How is Functional Fitness Training different from CrossFit?
The differences between impact and intensity training – which one should you do?
Time to stop: why do we need a rest day?
Tabata vs. HIIT – what are the main differences between them?
Cycling to lose weight – does it work?
What is a Pegboard and what are the Benefits of the Pegboard Training?
Diet vs. exercise – which is more important to lose weight?
Skinny or strong? Or can we have both?
Running in the summer: is morning, afternoon or night best?
Where does the fat go when you exercise?
What is BMR and how can it help you lose or gain weight?
What happens to your muscles after training?
Squat, thrust, hop: What are the benefits of burpees?
How to set and keep new habits?
Can Functional Training Help You Lose Weight?
Can you ‘Get Big’ with Functional Training?
What to look for when selecting a gym?
Are you ready for EVOmove?
Are you as fit as a 4-year old?
EVO OPEN DOOR DAYS are back!
Where the hell is the squat rack?
Is the bench press really necessary?
What do you need to train at home?
Is there an optimal calorie intake?
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And two works by Sylvia herself, "Jungle Blossom" and "A Fragment"
And three Works by Sylvia, The Original Ending of Lolly Willowes, "I Am Come Into My Garden" and "Rainbow"
And two works by Sylvia: "Soldiers, Weeding-Women" and "Linnets and A True Ear"
And five works by Sylvia: "The Way I have Come", "The Essex Marshes", "Private Letters in Old Ink", "Scorched Earth Policy" (short story) and "The Historical Novel".
And two articles by Sylvia: "Barcelona" and "Soldiers and Sickles"
And two pieces by Sylvia: "Foreword: The Fall of France" and "The Red Dress"
And two pieces by Sylvia: "The Country Schoolmaster" and "A New Way of Protecting Fruit"
And two pieces by Sylvia: "Recommendation to Starvation" and "Dearest Rachel"
And one piece by Sylvia: "Elizabeth Gaskell 1810-1865"
And two works by Sylvia, "Untitled Poem" and "From the Diary"
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A month after Google announced breakthroughs in Text-to-Speech generation technologies stemming from the Magenta project, the company followed through with a major upgrade of its Speech-to-Text API cloud service. The updated service leverages deep-learning models for speech transcription that are tailored to specific use-cases: short voice commands, phone calls and video, with a default model in all other contexts. The upgraded service now handles 120 languages and variants with different model availability and feature levels. Business applications range from over-the-phone meetings, to call-centers and video transcription. Transcription accuracy is improved in the presence of multiple speakers and significant background noise.
Two other elements make up the upgrade. The standard service level agreement (SLA) now offers a commitment of 99.9% availability. And the service includes a new mechanism to tag transcription jobs and provide feedback to the Google team.
The specialized models are adapted to the characteristics of the audio media in terms of sampling, resulting in bandwidth and signal duration. Audio over the phone is sampled at 8Khz resulting in lower audio quality, compared to audio from videos which are usually sampled at 16Khz. Hence the need for models optimized to each media type.
Crowdsourcing real-word audio samples is at the heart of Google's strategy to improve its models, with the launch of an opt-in program called data logging where users can choose to share their audio with Google in order to help improve the models. Enabling data logging gives the user access to enhanced models with even better performances. Google announces a reduction of 54% in word errors compared to the standard phone call model and a 64% error reduction for the enhanced video model.
In terms of best practices, Google suggests working with audio data compressed with a lossless codec such as FLAC, sampled at 16Khz and refraining from any audio pre-processing such as noise reduction or automatic gain control.
Word error reduction is not the only factor improving Speech-to-Text overall quality. Punctuation prediction remains an important yet challenging aspect of speech transcription. Google's Speech-to-Text API now offers the ability to add punctuation to the transcribed text, further improving readability of texts produced from long audio sequences. The automatic punctuation feature leverages a LSTM neural-network model.
As recent publications on speech synthesis and speech recognition from Google Research show, deep-learning for Speech-to-Text is frequently based on sequence-to-sequence neural-network models which can also be applied to machine-translation and text-summarization. In short, Seq2seq models use a first LSTM to encode the audio input and a second LSTM conditioned on the input sequence to decode and convert the data to the transcribed text.
Other existing Speech-to-Text services include the Microsoft speech recognition API with 29 supported languages, IBM Watson API which supports up to seven languages, and Amazon Transcribe launched in November 2017 which so far only works with US English and Spanish speech. A recent comparison of some of these services from the Florida Institute of Technology shows lower error rates for the Google service API. Another set of comparative tests underlines the importance of latency in speech transcription services.

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The Mayo Clinic Hospital Internal Medicine PA Fellowship is now accepting applications for the 2019-20 class, and postgraduate PAs are encouraged to apply.
Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, offers a one-year post-graduate fellowship in hospital internal medicine over three tracks: traditional hospitalist, critical care medicine, or hematology/oncology. The curriculum contains diverse didactic instruction and direct patient care clinical experience, providing the fellows with the training needed to deliver high-quality care to hospitalized patients.
The application cycle will close on May 1, and the academic year will begin in late September. For further information about the Hospital Internal Medicine PA Fellowship, please visit their website.
Additionally, Mayo Clinic in Arizona offers PA fellowships in Abdominal Organ Transplant, Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant, Neurosurgery, and Otolaryngology. Please see the website for information on and contact information for those programs (specifically the “Residencies and Fellowships: Allied Health” section).


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With a stay at Hotel Abda in Safi, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Safi Tajine and Jardin Jamal Al Durra. This hotel is 1.6 mi (2.6 km) from Safi Fortress and 2.9 mi (4.7 km) from Safi Beach.
Make yourself at home in one of the 58 air-conditioned guestrooms. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms with showers are provided.
For lunch or dinner, stop by La Mer, a restaurant that specializes in Fish and Chips cuisine. You can also grab snacks at the coffee shop/café.

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The National Rifle Association (NRA) has exercised significant influence in recent elections. The NRA has lobbied to defeat a series of gun control bills, which were supported by the majority of Americans.
A poll conducted by Quinnipiac University revealed that 92 percent of all voters, including 82 percent of all self-identified Republicans, supported thorough background checks for all gun sales. However, the Senate’s Manchin-Toomey Gun Bill, which would have enacted this policy in 2013, was rejected by 46 senators, a margin of six votes.
Passage of this bill would have expanded criminal and mental health background checks for online sales and gun shows. Forty-one out of the Senate’s 45 Republicans opposed passage of this bill. Why, if 82 percent of Republican voters support expansion of background checks, did fewer than 9 percent of Republican Senators support the same measure? Aren’t these senators elected to represent the voters’ interests in Congress?
The answer is that the Senate represents the interests of the National Rifle Association, not voters. The NRA gains support by playing on the biggest fear of gun owners in the United States: that Democrats want to take their guns away.
The NRA has earned the trust and support of many Republican voters by resolutely leading gun owners to fear Democratic politicians. They have made it nearly impossible for a political candidate to be elected without their stamp of approval.
The NRA’s approval is demonstrated by letter grades given to Senators and Representatives. These letters reflect the NRA’s support, or lack thereof, of various legislators’ voting records on gun rights. In fact, only two of all Republican senators have F grades from the NRA. By contrast, 36 Democratic senators, including both from Massachusetts, have F grades from the NRA due to their support for increased gun control.
The NRA’s stamp of approval has become so valuable for Republican politicians that they can barely hope to be elected without it. With so much power over who will be elected, the NRA can ensure that their interests are protected, including their public opposition to any expansion of background checks.
In addition to their manipulation of the voters, they act as an additional “super PAC” for the Republican party, giving money only to candidates who promise to take a firm stance against gun control. The phrase “money wins elections” is not misleading. In 2012, 95 percent of candidates who were elected as Representatives outspent their opponents.
The NRA, by manipulating gun-owning voters, has filled the Republican-controlled Senate with mostly Senators who they know will agree to vote against almost any form of gun control legislation. As long as the interests of the powerful are represented in Congress with higher priority than those of the voters, issues such as gun legislation can never be resolved.
What does Secretary DeVos mean?
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Sean Rooney, Christopher J. Giblin, Marcel Waldvogel, Paul T. Hurley: Identifying a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attack within a Network and Defending Against such an Attack. International Patent TWI332159, 2004.
The invention provides methods, apparatus and systems for detecting distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks within the Internet by sampling packets at a point or points in Internet backbone connections to determine a packet metric parameter. The packet metric parameter which might comprise the volume of packets received is analysed over selected time intervals with respect to specified geographical locations in which the hosts transmitting the packets are located. The expected behaviour can be employed to identify traffic distortions revealing a DDoS attack. In a complementary aspect, the invention provides a method of authenticating packets at routers in order to elevate the QoS of authenticated packets. This method can be used to block or filter packets and can be used in conjunction with the DDoS attack detection system to defend against DDoS attacks within the Internet in a distributed manner.


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text: It's just not fair! I even forgave him for The Tunnel of Love (1958)! Goodbye Richard Widmark. You shall be missed.

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text: Born of close friendship and a mutual love for vintage design, Poppy Jamie and Suki Waterhouse’s handbag label, Pop & Suki, is here to completely take over your collection. From their covetable Pop & Suki camera bag to sculptural pieces based on everyday objects (as seen in the iconic Pop & Suki Takeout bag), everything the brand offers feels as chic and playful as you've always wanted your wardrobe to be. So go ahead, add one (or two!) to your carryall collection—after all, there's no time like the present.


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Vintage shops and vintage trailers are all the rage these days. So it should come as no surprise when the two come together in the form of a retro boutique.
Rhymes With Orange boasts a brick and mortar shop in Winnipeg, as well as this super cool portable shop housed in a 1956 trailer. Owners Stefanie Hiebert and Erin Thiessel sell all kinds of shoes, clothes, and housewares from the 1950s and 60s.
Their traditional store is located in an old pharmacy building from the 1800s that is filled with character. They love the tin ceiling and the history around every corner.
The camper trailer is perfect for selling at events, and this sweet orange and cream beauty always draws attention. Have you always wanted to own your own business? Have you ever thought of using a vintage trailer? If so, share your dream in the comments below!
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Preparing for the big day keeps our brides and grooms busy from the moment she or he says yes to the moment they say I do!
We are pleased to promote the City of Burnaby's upcoming wedding show on Saturday, March 15 at the Alan Emmott Centre. The beautiful heritage schoolhouse will feature 20+ up and coming local vendors in the wedding industry including Burnaby City Catering .
Check out the City of Burnaby's rental facility, meet and greet with a group of amazing professionals, and see what services our vendors have to offer.
We welcome brides, grooms, their family and friends to join us for an afternoon of good fun, entertainment and inspiring ideas to help plan the wedding of your dreams.
Brides come early and receive a swag bag courtesy of Creative Packaging filled with a variety of goodies from vendors of the show. Enter a newsletter draw to win a $250 gift card from DAVIDsTEA and much more.
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What happens to the Peter McNulty Cup? I hope it is not "abandoned". He would deserve better than that.
Heard Laois Under 20s beat a Dublin team on Saturday. Anybody know anything about it?
Heard wrong, both teams beaten well. Both teams meaning the team in first half and the different team in the second half.
Comerfords are sticking with hurling. Leaving cert is affecting panel too. Saunders is a huge loss.
I'm not sure what thread to post this in but commiserations to Knockbeg College today.
Wonderful year and well done to all involved.
Similarly, congratulations to Scoil Chriost Ri for winning the All Ireland A Final today. Serious achievement!
Pat Critchley is some man.
Under 20s playing a challenge game tomorrow night.
Who are they playing Pro? Wheres it on?
Offaly in Crettyard. Don't know time.

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Liverpool Live TV follows the giants on the last part of their historic journey around the streets of the city as part of Sea Odyssey – Giant Spectacular. Presenter Ben Osu introduces the final day of a very special weekend. The Giants are woken by Xolo and set off to leave Liverpool by boat along the Mersey.
And we are the Liverpool Live TV Media Production Team. No job too Big!!
If you enjoyed this video please feel free to share with everyone you know, Thanks.
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Thanks to Royal De Luxe. Merci beaucoup.
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Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by Colloquor, May 31, 2008.
I am currently running AVG Free 7.5 on this PC, as it serves my purpose for a basic AV program. One of the reasons that I, and I presume many others, like this program is its small footprint. Viewing the Processes under Windows Task Manager, 7.5 has "avgcc.exe," avgamsvr.exe", and "avgupsvc.exe" running, and all three files idling memory usage is 1,936K with a peak memory usage of 62,344K. This is an edit/update since the original post, as I later discovered the latter two processes were running as well.
For those who have upgraded to AVG Free 8, can you tell me what processes this version has running under Task Manager, and their total idling and peak memory usage? This would tell me, and many others, using older systems if we should consider moving to AVG Free 8 or look at other options.
In my case, this PC uses an old Intel PIII/1GHz with only 512MB RAM (Intel D815EPEA2 motherboard - Max. RAM 512MB), and WinXP Pro SP3. (NOTE: I know, I should upgrade, but this is one of 10 PCs here, and, yes, it is the slowest and most underpowered of the group). For what it's used for - web browsing and e-mail only, it's more than sufficient.


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Based in the heart of East London, the London Design Fair (or Tent as some of you may previously know it) will once more host the largest collection of international exhibitions, designers and brands under one roof.
From 21-24 September the Fair will take place in the Old Truman Brewery with eporta as its Digital Partner, helping trade buyers and exhibitors to establish and build their trade relationships at the show and enable streamlined sourcing and ordering post-show.
As well as the British Craft Pavilion, this year highlights the USA in the Guest Country Pavilion. Under the heading 'Assembly', the pavilion will be curated by Jill Singer and Monica Khemsurov, founders of pioneering online design magazine Sight Unseen. With a focus on a resurgent US design scene, Assembly will bring together a broad sweep of thirteen independent designers from across the USA. Included in the line-up is sculptor and designer Fernando Mastrangelo. Using everyday commodity materials—salt, coffee, sand, glass and cement—Fernando creates unique furniture designs that balance ruggedness with refinement, and natural form with crafted geometry.
Up to eight Swedish designers, studios and companies will come together in this collaborative space to put the spotlight on Swedish creatives. Watch out for Swedish Ninja, a studio founded by Maria Gustavsson. Maria designs and produces a colourful range of lighting and furniture. Also on show is the creative Arlöv-based industrial design studio Andreason & Leibel - expect bold, geometric designs. And industrial designer and curator Petra Lilja will explore the interplay between craft and design. Petra believes today’s design processes must meet the complexity of a changing world.
Key to the London Design Fair and the independent studios and global brands that feature throughout. At this year’s fair, look out for a great number of inspiring, intrepid and innovative participants. Matteo Cibic is an idiosyncratic, unconventional and exciting Italian creative studio. With an experimental and playful approach to design, Matteo Cibic’s inventive products will thrill, tease and titillate visitors. Founded by Icelandic architect Pétur Örn Eyjólfsson and Danish architect Søren Oskar Duvald, Örn Duvald focuses on architecture’s more creative corner, specialising in spatial and furniture design—visitors will want to keep an eye open for it.
To experience the show you can register for your free trade pass in advance here (£15 on the door).
If you'd like to get involved as an exhibitor, all enquiries can be made here.

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The FreeOrion project just released version 0.3.11, which comes with some polish of existing features and a few small new ones. Here's the announcement. Only a Windows binary is up at the moment, bah, source only from SVN. I complained. (I'm good at that.) There are statically compiled SVN binaries for Linux but you have to go digging to find them. Still, when digging you can find treasure, like this ship development thread. Purty!
UPDATE: here's the Linux binaries and here's a quick play guide - which you really do need, there's so many clicky thingamajigs.
Here are the awesome new features!
* Hotkeys that make it easier to save games, add materials, and lots more!
* New in game help section that displays all of the binds/key commands!
* Maps now generate cfgs on save! Also many various map tweaks.
* New main menu theme! To try other themes check out the options menu.
* Loads of new textures and new player skins.
* Tons of under the hood bug fixes and features.
* Thanks to ZKAT of virtualdarkarts.net there is a brand new great looking launcher!
Here's one of the developers, Mike, talking about different aspects of developing Sandbox, along with gameplay clips. Quite interesting.
The DungeonHack team has been active lately and it is finally starting to pay dividends with a reorganized and improved codebase now coming back to life. Early days, still, so I'll leave it at that.
Vikings is an open-source RPG, presumably based on Vikings. This model of theirs is mighty nice!
Pyweek. It's one of those contradictory things in life. Some nearly-cool games get done in a short space of time, but then when those efforts can't be put into bigger and fuller versions of the concepts you see in Pygame is somewhat frustrating. Still, some nuggets in there like AFF:City, a city building game based on the Angels Fall First universe. If they can get that much done in a week, why not spend a few months on the game and it'll be awesome, surely?
A less serious but more mind-bending game is the imaginately titled 4D Maze Game. Play it online in an applet or browse the source. I didn't really conceptually understand how the maze works, thus I failed to escape after going in random directions in 4 dimensions for a few minutes. I hope I never get stuck in a real 4D maze, I'll be in real trouble!
Good thing you complained to the FreeOrion team, I've wanted to try it but linux users are kinda forgotten / excluded.
You should try to understand the 4D maze - after having read some of the notes on the website and using it for a while, I feel like I understand 4D space in general a little better.
As a two time PyWeek participant, I think there are couple of issues holding up continued PyWeek development. Given that you only have a week to develop, normal requirements and design procedures are thrown to the wind. Early on you try to keep things organized, but by the end of the week the code is generally a complete mess. You just don't care because you need to get it done and working. Documentation is generally 0, cut features are left dangling in limbo and just creating an even more confusing mess. Many developers by the end just don't want to see their game ever again because you get burned out over that week.. Others (like what has always happened with my team) swear to return to the project, but simply return to the F/OSS projects that they were working on before the competition.

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Approximately 300 courses and skills training on BSc and MSc level are on offer. You can find all courses, course descriptions (including prerequisites and levels) and coordinators via code.unimaas.nl. To check which courses you can take, please select Non Degree Courses. The duration of a course is 7 weeks; for a skills training 2 weeks. Exact dates of course periods can be found in the course descriptions or looked up in the academic calendar. The workload of a course is approximately 20 hours a week, including group meetings and individual study. The workload for a skills training is about 40 hours per week. You can follow maximum 2 courses per course period (period 1,2,4,and 5) and 1 skill per skills period (period 3 and 6). If you have any questions about the content of a course or skill, please contact the course coordinator (lecturer) before applying.
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GCSE English and Maths at grade C (grade 4/5) or above (or equivalent) and a minimum UCAS Tariff score of 48 from a full Level 3 qualification such as BTEC, A Level or an Access course.
Some knowledge of 3D applications with an interest in games development would be beneficial.
This course is for those who wish to pursue a career in games development, focusing on a wide range of aspects including games theory, games design, 3D modelling, 3D animation and games development. Students will be taught a range of industry-standard applications and techniques to assist in the design and creation of a fully functional 3D game environment.
Principles of User Experience and User Interface Design.
By the end of this course you will have developed an independent portfolio showcasing the range of skills you have developed and use this to progress onto the next stage of your education or employment.
Assessment is through a series of assignments and projects (individual and group based) which makes a 100% of the grade.
Upon successful completion and approval, students will have an opportunity to progress onto the HND programme in Creative Media Production, which is planned to run from September 2020.
Students will attend college for 15 hours - over three days per week. Student are expected to complete approximately 18 hours per week of independent study (i.e. on research and completing assignments).


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Mommy I’m Here is an excellent device used to keep track of your child!
If you need to locate your child, press the button on the small transmitter and the teddy bear receiver worn by your child begins to chirp.
You are now alerted to your child’s location!
“Mommy I’m Here” is a great way to keep track of children in locations where they may not always be in line of sight.
The system is perfect for use in locations such as shopping centres, playgrounds, train stations or any other busy area.
The child locator can be used up to a distance of approximately 50 metres (150 feet).
You simply attach a small teddy bear shaped receiver to your child’s clothing such as a shoe, belt or pocket. Then, for initial use, you ‘pair’ the transmitter with the receiver and the system is now ready.
As soon as you are not sure where the child is, you simply press a button on your transmitter and the receiver emits a loud audio and visual alert, leading you to the child.
You may just want additional safety and security for your child whilst out or even in your own garden.
We offer two variants of the famous, ‘Mommy I’m Here’ child locator device. The system is simple and light weight so appeals to all ages of parent or guardian.
To turn the system on, first activate the the receiver (teddy bear) by moving the switch to the ‘ON’ position. Now also turn the switch on the transmitter (the key ring remote) by pressing the ‘ON’ button.
You should now hear some beeps that notifies you that the two units are paired and ready for use.
The system will choose a new channel from approximately 1500 each time it is activated. This will reduce the chance of other users selecting the same channel or frequency.
Attach the receiver (teddy bear) to your child’s clothing, shoe or bag.
If you notice that your child is no longer in your sight, press the button on your transmitter. This will activate a 86 decibel alarm from the teddy bear worn by your child allowing you to now locate them.
This system can be used up to a range of approximately 50 metres (150 feet) but this may be less due to battery condition or obstacles between you and your child.


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Some of the new presets do this thing where the little rectangles beneath the Layer letters (A, B, C and D) are lit up (normal) but with a new color I've not seen before (not normal). The behavior seems to be they are tied / locked together, at least on the FX page, where if I click one Layer letter, all layers get selected at once.
Something different / new is going on here, but I can't figure out what it is or what it means.
I am running Cubase 9.5 on Sierra and Nuendo 8.2 on Windows 10 and haven't seen that.
I can try cubase 9 on mac and see.
Thanks for the offer, but I'm on Windows 10, so I'm not sure that testing on a Mac would help. I have some older versions of Cubase installed too, so I'll try some of those. I suspect it is probably just my PC, but the standalone seems fine and I'm sure the beta was okay in Cubase.
It’s the new shared signal path - it’s selectable in a drop down on the main tab.
noiseboyuk wrote: It’s the new shared signal path - it’s selectable in a drop down on the main tab.
Ah, neat. Can you be more specific though about where I find this drop down? I tried clicking around various places but am not finding an option for it, I must be missing something obvious....? thanks!
Just loaded Cubase 8.5 and it runs perfectly in there - patches load and the GUI updates almost immediately. Maybe I have a duff preference in Cubase that is causing the problem, unless anyone else sees the same issue in version 9.0.40.
So I've trashed my Cubase 9 settings, which should default all preferences, and rescanned everything. I'm still seeing the same GUI issue - the sound loads and is playable immediately but it takes around 10+ seconds for the GUI to update to show the patch name and parameters. Fine in Cubase 8.5 on the same machine and in the standalone application.
At the weekend I might install Cubase on my laptop and see if I get the same problem there, to rule out my hardware configuration.
iPlogger wrote: All of this is done through CC and NRPN messages coming directly out of the keyboard, so it IS possible to use MIDI controllers/software to simulate the same exact message and mimic the hardware messages.
Is there a way to easily see what those CC / NRPN messages are so we can start mapping our generic controllers?
Because as cool as the hardware integration is (and it’s very cool!), I’m not planning to drop that kinda cash when I have perfectly capable MIDI controllers here.
They're kind of right though. It would take more than just a simple MIDI Learn setup to recreate what they're doing. Maybe something more complex like Bome Translator + some scirpting could get you there, but basic MIDI learning wouldn't. Simple example: I have a System-8. Oscillators 1 and 2 can be routed to a number of preset destinations (Manual, LFO, Filter Env, Amp Env, Pitch Env). Those configurations remain in sync when you turn that knob. So Omnisphere is doing some custom routing behind the scenes based on the current knob value. Now, to go a step further, if I turn on Hard Sync, osc 2's pitch is sync'd behind the scenes to the Pitch Envelope, while osc 1 remains freely configurable. This would be hard stuff to do via MIDI learn alone. You need to do some custom MIDI programming to do the assignments behind the scenes, unless your software synth just happens to have a 1:1 layout to your hardware synth.
Could you recreate the System-8 layout in a software controller and connect that Omni? Yeah. I think a few have done that already. You technically don't need the hardware. But could you do what Omni with another softsynth just via basic MIDI Learn? No. Not unless that softsynth had the same routing and layout as your hardware synth.
They're kind of right though. It would take more than just a simple MIDI Learn setup to recreate what they're doing. Maybe something more complex like Bome Translator + some scirpting could get you there, but basic MIDI learning wouldn't.
But could you do what Omni with another softsynth just via basic MIDI Learn? No.
I get what you're saying, and from that standpoint I can buy their "more than just MIDI learn statement" better.
So, Spectrasonics has done the scripting that differentiates Omnisphere's response to MIDI messages from typical soft synths.
But, when you turn a knob or press a button on your System-8, nothing magical happens. It sends a CC / NRPN message over a MIDI cable (right?). If I program a knob on my MIDI controller to send the same value, then Omnisphere should respond the same way.
I totally get where they're coming from about MIDI controllers being generic and not mapped out like a highly usable synth. That said, it's all knobs, sliders, switches, and buttons sending digital data.
padillac wrote: I get what you're saying, and from that standpoint I can buy their "more than just MIDI learn statement" better.
Yep, thats basically the gist of it. I think there's an Omnisphere 2.5 Controller thread here on the Instruments forum where someone's made some templates to do just what you're talking about. So "it's more than MIDI Learn" but yes, I believe it's just sending a value that can be faked.
In the nicest possible way, it is kinda obvious if you're on the Main tab. On the left hand side - Signal Path.
andrew71 wrote: So I've trashed my Cubase 9 settings, which should default all preferences, and rescanned everything. I'm still seeing the same GUI issue - the sound loads and is playable immediately but it takes around 10+ seconds for the GUI to update to show the patch name and parameters. Fine in Cubase 8.5 on the same machine and in the standalone application.
...and the pitch information was ignored too. A restart of the project restored normality.
So I think there is something a little odd going on with this version, and it seems to be a bit unpredictable. Sadly can't think what else to suggest in your case, except to contact support.
I think the only way really is to look up the midi implementation tables for the synths. Every one I looked for was fairly easily available after a quick google search. Since Omni is receiving and not transmitting those messages and you don't have the original controller, sadly there's no easy short cut. I found sometimes the actual value of the parameter when it came to fixed position switches such as waveform selection was a bit of trial and error, but all the midi CC / NRPN numbers themselves have been correct. Sometimes there are controls that Omni doesn't utilise AFAIK, such as sequencer buttons, hardware setup menus etc.
As to the beyond-midi-learn wizadry, its very real and all inside Omni itself. So yes, the good news is that if mapped 1:1, any controller will behave in the exact same way as the original hardware.
wagtunes wrote: Okay, just downloaded the 3 files required for update. Does it matter which one I run first?
In Windows you just run the exe and that's it.
Thanks for checking. I'll give my laptop a test at the weekend. I'm also sitting on an upgrade to 9.5, hoping to delay activating it long enough so that I can take advantage of a potential grace period for Cubase 10 updates. Maybe I'll just bite the bullet and activate it at the weekend.


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Reflect, today, upon the person or people God has entrusted to your intercession. This is no small responsibility. God has chosen you for this task. And through your prayers, others will be blessed. Who is it that God wants to bless through your prayers? Make a concrete decision to pray for them and trust that the Lord’s Mercy will be bestowed as a direct result.
Lord, I pray that You will show me who You wish me to pray for. Place on my heart this desire. Help me to be faithful in my intercession and to trust in the power of that prayer. Here and now I offer (think of a person) to You. And I especially offer this person to the Immaculate Heart of Your Mother for her perfect prayers. Mother Mary, pray for us. Jesus, I trust in You.
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On the fourth day of July following, a party of about two hundred Indians attacked Boonsborough, killed one man, and wounded two.
A zeal for the defence of their country led these heroes to the scene of action, though with a few men to attack a powerful army of experienced warriors.
All you need for happiness is a good gun, a good horse, and a good wife.
Curiosity is natural to the soul of man and interesting objects have a powerful influence on our affections.
During our travels, the Indians entertained me well; and their affection for me was so great, that they utterly refused to leave me there with the others, although the Governor offered them one hundred pounds sterling for me, on purpose to give me a parole to go home.
Felicity, the companion of content, is rather found in our own breasts than in the enjoyment of external things; and I firmly believe it requires but a little philosophy to make a man happy in whatever state he is.
I was happy in the midst of dangers and inconveniences.
In such a diversity it was impossible I should be disposed to melancholy.
In the decline of the day, near Kentucky river, as we ascended the brow of a small hill, a number of Indians rushed out of a thick cane-brake upon us, and made us prisoners.
In this time the enemy began to undermine our fort, which was situated sixty yards from Kentucky River.
Let peace, descending from her native heaven, bid her olives spring amidst the joyful nations; and plenty, in league with commerce, scatter blessings from her copious hand!
May the same Almighty Goodness banish the accursed monster, war, from all lands, with her hated associates, rapine and insatiable ambition!
Most of the memorable events I have myself been exercised in; and, for the satisfaction of the public, will briefly relate the circumstances of my adventures, and scenes of life, from my first movement to this country until this day.
One day I undertook a tour through the country, and the diversity and beauties of nature I met with in this charming season, expelled every gloomy and vexatious thought.
Soon after, I returned home to my family, with a determination to bring them as soon as possible to live in Kentucky, which I esteemed a second paradise, at the risk of my life and fortune.
We were then in a dangerous, helpless situation, exposed daily to perils and death amongst savages and wild beasts, not a white man in the country but ourselves.


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Ghanaian Singer , Rebecca Akosua Acheampomaa Acheampong, known in showbiz as Becca recently wished her husband well.
The happily married woman crafted the message in a way her husband, Tobi Sanni Daniel will even have goose bumps when he sees it.
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text: This former class-room is an accurate replica of an ancient school-room. You will find school benches as in the old days, an abacus which is the proud predecessor of the electronic calculator and many more antique utensils. The old-day school environment will plunge you right back into the history of your ancestors who studied with those materials and means of the past.