...create a 3D milk bottle. We'll also cover how to create and apply a cute cow label to it. Let's have some fun with this one! Final Image Preview Below is the final image we will be working towards. Want access to the full Vector Source files and downloadable copies of every tutorial, including this one? Join Vector Plus for just 9$ a month. Step 1 Open up a new document and draw a rectangle with the Rectangle tool (M). Fill it with a gray to white to black linear gradient and set the gradient highlight towards the bottom. Step 2 Select the Pen tool (P) and start drawing half of a bottle. We need only the outline. Make sure the fill is set to none and the stroke to white with 1pt. You can use a reference image if you have trouble with drawing a bottle. Step 3 Draw another small shape that is half of an outline of a bottle cap. Make sure that both paths are separate. Step 4 Select the bottle path with the Selection tool (V) and go to Effect > 3D > Revolve. Apply the following options: -5, -26, and 3. Also, set 45 degrees for the Perspective. Click OK and voila, the milk bottle. Step 5 Repeat Step 4 with the cap path. Change the stroke color to a light grey and apply the settings shown below. Step 6 This is what the bottle should look like at the moment. Not bad for a small few steps. Step 7 On to the label. We want to create a funky looking cow. So let's start with the outline. Start drawing an outline of a cow from the back. We need two legs...
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...no more cool ranch doritos, and what do you do you? You throw it on the floor {seriously? What has the floor ever done to you!? *shesh*!}when you could have just thrown it away.This shows that littering is a big problem. Littering that's also one of the top problems of school,because it’s everywhere around your school and that’s just sad.and what causes more litter? Bags of stinking doritos.Where does it come that's right vending machines.That’s the 2nd reason why vending machines should not go to school Finally, reason three. Let’s say you want a bag of tapatio doritos spicy good right? Well think again, when you shove your last $5 into the money slot it takes your money then spits the thing back, then you take it back out flatten out on your shirt but then it repeats for the next 45 times,And this also shows that it can literally eat your money and not come back out. Then you get so mad you kick the vending machine and either break the machine and still not get the money back + not to mention getting in trouble for defacing school property.So then you can get detention and kiss your reccease ,your $5 and your tapotio dorito’s...
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...a member of society, I will also analyze the condition of the U.S. prisons, and to show which programs will help to reduce recidivism. The purpose of prisons is to punish someone who has committed a federal offense, upon being arrested a person who is being accused of a crime will be arraigned in front of a judge, after the judge looks at all the evidence, he/she has to decide what the penalty will be for the person being accused, the judge must look at all the evidence and the record (if they have one) of the person who is being accused, after weighing all the evidence and if they are a repeat offender the judge then hands down their sentencing, after doing this they will be transported to prison. Some criminal offenders are sentenced to prison for a long time and some not, it all depends on several things, one being what the criminal offense they committed was and if they are repeat offenders. The main purpose of being sent to prison is to make them pay their dues for the crime they have committed. Life in prison as some people think is not easy,...
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...Assignment 1: Identify Your Competitive Advantage Aaron M. Massey Professor Jackson BUS100 26OCT2013 During the course of this paper it is my intent to analyze the strength and weaknesses of Chipotle Mexican Grill in hopes of finding a way that the restaurant chain could boost profit and/or productivity. Chipotle Mexican Grill has many things going for them and against them since opening in 1993 (Wikipedia, 2013). To start with let’s talk about their weaknesses or things they could do better. They don’t seem to be very creative in making new products, they don’t have much of a kids menu, and they’re not that global (Wikiswot). Creating new items isn’t always a make or break thing, but they could still try some new things out every once in awhile. The kids menu is pretty weak and limited 2 soft or crispy taco’s, but not allowed to have 1 of each, three ingredients to include one meat or guacamole, really? (Chipotle, 2013). They are kids, small people; it would not kill Chipotle’s bottom line to let the kids actually pick anything they want, limiting to three items (kids’ servings). Yes, they have a few places outside of the US (France, Germany & UK), but not many, they really could try to expand more to other places like around the Asian/eastern Asia countries (Wikipedia, 2013). Enough of the bad stuff and onto the strengths of Chipotle include low prices, loyal customers, financially strong/stable, they use “green”...
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...Demonstrative Communication Communication is the exchange of ideas, information, feelings, wants, needs, hopes, fears, and intentions between the sender and receiver of a message. This communication is exchanged in many ways. Typically when you ask a person how they communicate, their first response is verbal. But another form of communication that is just as important in sending and receiving messages is nonverbal. This is the “silent” communication that is expressed through our facial expressions, body language, posture, eye contact, gestures, tone of voice, and many other methods. These expressions usually tell more about our thoughts than our verbal communication. In most cases they are used to replace, compliment, reiterate, or enhance verbal communication. Therefore, our verbal communication needs to match up to our nonverbal communication. If they don’t match then misinterpretations can occur between the sender and receiver. It is important to recognize these “silent” forms of communication since we are not always aware of when they occur. As we practice being more aware of our nonverbal communication, and our verbal communication and nonverbal communication matches up we will be more effective in our communication. So how can we ensure that our communication styles match up? Let’s examine John and Anna in an interview. Both are interviewing for a managerial position. John doesn’t have much experience but he is dressed professionally and is very engaged in...
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...Let’s go to the Opera! What was the first Opera? “The standard textbook answer is easy. The first opera was Daphne, first performed in 1598 during Carnival at the home of Jacopo Corsi (d.1604) in Florence, music by Corsi and Jacopo Peri (1561-1633), libretto by Ottavio Rinuccini (1562-1621). It is recognized as the first because it was the first of a series of similar pieces which established the form of early 17th century Italian opera, and all subsequent developments were based on that tradition. The score does not survive. There were many precursors of opera, and you can define it to include or exclude any of them. Corsi, Peri, and Rinuccini were members of a group who believed that the dramas of Classical Greek Antiquity were sung rather than spoken. Medieval liturgical dramas started in about the 10th century. Hildegard von Bingen's 12th century Ordo virtutum can be staged, although we don't know whether it was. The same is true of the anonymous Play of Daniel, Play of Herod, and other liturgical plays from the early 13th century. Adam de la Halle's later 13th century Play of Robin & Marion has been called "suitable for staging," but whether it was intended for staging or ever actually staged we don't know. The early 14th century Roman de Fauvel is also considered by some to be suitable for staging, and a performance of the entire thing would be approximately as long as Wagner's entire Ring cycle! More immediate precursors were the 16th century Italian Intermedio, a...
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...Ed Malinowski 11/10/10 Process Essay Importing video into iMovie There are many different video-editing computer programs out there ranging from amateur to professional. Their level of complexity is usually reflected in the price. But I have found, for my simple needs, that nothing beats the interface of iMovie 2. Even though the program came out nearly ten years ago, it still offers a streamlined performance that remains compatible with popular movie formats in use today. I am still able to import video, if it can play in QuickTime, edit it, import and add up to two audio tracks, add transitions to video, edit audio, fade in or out, and export the completed movie into many different formats. I will explain how I do it so that if you’re interested, you can do it too. First you need a few materials. Naturally, you need a Macintosh computer running at least Mac OS 9. If you’ve bought a Mac in the last ten years, it’ll probably be 9 or higher anyway. Next, you need the program iMovie 2. I bought the disc secondhand off of ebay for only ten dollars, but you may be able to find it available as freeware online. Next, you need to also have QuickTime 7 Pro, also available free...
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...Tyriq Coleman E2 Honors Begovich In Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradbury, the use of archetypes contributes to the overall strength of the novel. During when the various times the “light vs dark” archetypes are utilized and when the archetypical death and rebirth occurs to convey the extent of which the novel is strengthened by archetypes. In Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 the light vs dark archetype helps show to what extent archetypes are used to strengthen the novel when Montag is conversing with Clarisse after Mildred began reading her script. The author states “He felt his body divide itself into a hotness and a coldness, a softness and a hardness, a trembling and a not trembling, the two halves grinding one upon another.”{Bradbury 21}. In this passage Bradbury is showing that inside Montag the light and dark are warring against each other. As light vs dark are opposites the author uses opposites to show the relationship between the two, for example the comparison between cold and hot, the cold represents the dark as darkness is inherently cold as light provides heat. The two parts grinding against each other show to the light and dark at war, as they at odds at one other. Since they cannot coexist the light and dark in this situation refer to the Montag, in that they are his struggle to free himself from the ignorance that is his societal beliefs. The author also states when Clarisse and Montag walk to her house, "When they reached her house all its lights were blazing" (Bradbury...
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...Cigar Beetles: Tutorial Could Save your Cigar's Life When you first take up the cigar hobby, there may come a time when you open your humidor, anticipating a lovely smoke and panic. Something has poked mini-holes in one of your little treasures. Before you yell at your kids – if you've got some – chances are cigar beetles are responsible. You probably won't see any tobacco beetles, unless they are crawling around inside your humidor. It doesn't mean the revolting creatures aren't wrecking your expensive smokes. You are entitled to be furious, especially if you've started investing in premium brands. Let's learn about humidor invasion and how to prevent it in the future. Where do Cigar Beetles come from? That's a puzzler isn't it? Your...
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...some time to solve this problem and I had to employ multiple heuristics in order to solve this problem. In the paper that follows I hope to not only demonstrate how I personally came to the conclusion of solving this problem, but also to help someone else solve a similar problem in the future. The steps in which I took to solve the hippo problem were many, and like any good problem, there is a first step that one must take in order to solve the problem. The first step I took is to re state the problem. "Jill is the chief hippo caretaker at the wild animal park in san Diego, California. She has just arrived at the cargo dock in the downtown harbor to pick up four hippos. In order to complete the paperwork, she needs to weigh each hippo. The only scale available is a cargo scale that starts at 300 Kg. More than one of the hippos weights. Jill is puzzled for a few moments, then gets an idea of weighing them in pairs, thinking that if she gets the weight of each pair, she can figure out the weights of the individual hippos. The weights for the first five pairs are 312, 356, 378, 444, 466. As she weighs the last pair the scale breaks. What was the weight of the last pair? and what are the weights of the individual hippos". That is the problem in its entirety. As you can see, it is quite a complex problem. In the paragraphs that follow, I hope to not only demonstrate how I successfully solved the problem, but also how you yourself may be able to solve a similar problem in...
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...1. “ I’m glad it’s a girl. And I hope she’ll be a fool – that’s the best thing a girl can be in this world, a beautiful little fool.” 2. “You see I think everything’s terrible anyhow…Sophisticated – God I’m sophisticated!” 3. “We heard it from three people so it must be true.” 4. I'm one of the few honest people I have ever known 1. “It’s just a crazy old thing, I just slip it on sometimes when I don’t care what I look like.” 2. “It’s really his wife that’s keeping them apart. She’s a Catholic and they don’t believe in divorce” 3. "I can't stand my husband. The only crazy thing I did was marry him" 1. The bar was in full swing…until the air is alive with chatter and laughter and casual innuendo and introductions forgotten on the spot and enthusiastic meetings between women who never knew each other’s names. 2. It’s a bona fide piece of printed matter. It fooled me. This fella’s a regular Belasco. It’s a triumph…What realism! Knew when to stop too – didn’t cut the pages…. 1. Finest specimens of human molars” 2. Everybody had seen it. It was a rich cream color, bright with nickel, swollen here and there in its monstrous length with triumphant hatboxes, and supper- boxes and tool-boxes and terraced with a labyrinth of windshields that mirrored a dozen suns. 3. He came alive to me, delivered suddenly from the womb of his purposeless splendor 1. I keep it always with interesting people, night and day. People who do interesting things. Celebrated people. 2. …I think...
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...you are. And I’m typing it in right now, webinars and we hit enter and then you see, you know, they’ve got this big window for the web stream and then underneath we’ve got our chat box and you can see we’ve got moderators, that’s me, viewers and then we’ve got a bunch of guests. So we’ve got a bunch of people. Then under that there’s a little box and you can type your comments or your questions in the box and then you hit send and it’ll ask you to register. The first time you do this you’ll need to register and then after that you can, you know, continue adding stuff. So that’s how it works. That’s the technical stuff. One more thing before we start and right now you’ll notice the video quality is so-so. It’s not great. It’s not terrible, I hope, but it’s not great because this is going to all of the Internet right now. So, you know, I apologize. We’re...
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...As the boys are trying to figure out what to do they repeat the words “let's make a fire” over and over again to get the boys on point and start doing what they need to do (30). Jack, not being the leader, took charge and had them follow him in the woods to find supplies from where Ralph and Piggy stayed behind to watch others take action. While Piggy was watching these kids gather what is expected of them he often thought to himself that the kids were all like a crowd of kids because they are all scrambling to get supplies for each other to live. So they came to the conclusion that they only have so much light left in the day and by repeating let’s make a fire shows the reader how important the fire is to them and their survival. Golding made the fire seem like an object of hope and if they are able to conduct the fire then they will be seen from far away and be saved. So, Golding creates a chaotic tone by using repetition in this case to show how important it is to their survival that this fire is conducted effectively and soon. Golding then goes on about their food situation and how they see a “pig” and this “pig” has meat, and they all want meat (45)...
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...AngularJS in 60 Minutes by Dan Wahlin Transcription and Arrangement by Ian Smith © 2013 Wahlin Consulting 1|Page A Quick Note About Custom Onsite/Online Training I love speaking at user groups and conferences and enjoy contributing content such as the AngularJS video and this document (that Ian Smith was kind enough to create) to the general development community. But, for my day job I run The Wahlin Group which provides custom onsite training on a variety of technologies that I love working with. We cover a wide range of technologies such as: AngularJS JavaScript JavaScript Patterns jQuery Programming Web Technology Fundamentals Node.js Responsive Design .NET Technologies C# Programming C# Design Patterns ASP.NET MVC ASP.NET Web API WCF End-to-end application development classes are also available We fly all around the world to give our training classes and train developers at companies like Intel, Microsoft, UPS, Goldman Sachs, Alliance Bernstein, Merck, various government agencies and many more. Online classes are also available. Please contact us at info@TheWahlinGroup.com if you're interested in onsite or online training for your developers. Forthcoming “AngularJS JumpStart” Book by Dan Wahlin Since this video was recorded Dan has been working on tidying up the original transcription presented here and expanding it. He’s added so much new information that this is now going to be published as a book, most probably entitled...
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...Another disadvantage Christian theologians suffer is their lack of knowledge concerning Israel and Judah. Christian theologians are unaware that most of the prophecies in Revelation and Daniel are fulfilled, with the evidence being, Jewish history. Some theologians might call my views Preterism, a Christian belief that the prophecies in the Bible are events that have already happened. Although I agree with Preterists, my point of view is not a Christian one but strictly a Judaic one. One may ask, Bro. David, why do you turn the the Jews to understand prophecy. It is because the prophecies were written to Israel and Judah by Jewish prophets and concern only Israel and Judah. Why would one look anywhere else to understand their prophecies? Let's start with the Book of Revelation. Revelation is a letter written to seven churches within the system of ancient Roman roads. It is written in two parts. The first part of Revelation addresses each of the seven churches, containing messages from Yeshua to each of them. The second part of Revelation, an Apocalypse, covers three themes. It covers Jewish history, current events of the First Century, and thirdly, the Second coming of Messiah. The only prophecies in Revelation that are left unfilled are the prophecies concerning the second coming of Messiah. The prophecies in Revelation were fulfilled during the years between the Greek occupation of Judah, the revolt of the Maccabees, the Roman occupation, all culminating in the final destruction...
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