21. Balloon Modelling World Records A variety of Guinness World Records for balloon sculpting/ modelling. http://www.recordholders.org/en/records/balloon.html

BALLOON MODELLING WORLD RECORDS Read more about balloon modelling at www.balloonhq.com You can buy good books about balloon modelling online, just click on the cover. MORE BOOKS ABOUT BALLOON MODELLING New record claims are welcome. Please send an e-mail to info@recordholders.org BEFORE your record attempt. 1 Hour Balloon Modelling The Rules (If you want to break a record that is published in a record book or governed by an international authorithy, there may be other or additional rules. See here for more information.) The record is for the greatest amount of completed balloon sculptures to be made in 1 hour. All balloons must be blown up by mouth. No artificial means may be used (pumps, compressors etc.) All balloon shapes must touch the table in order to count. If the shapes pops or deflates before touching the table, it does not count. A list of at least 30 different shapes must be used. There can be no shapes made in sequence, (i.e. 5 dogs in a row does not count) The attempt must be rigidly timed and videotaped with a clock in the background. There should also be 4 personnel present, 2 counters, 1 judge and a timekeeper. No-else should be around the table. The final figure needs to be verified by the judge, then signed by all personnel present at the table.

22. StarNow.com - Acting Jobs, Modelling Auditions, Reality TV Casting Calls, Dance Acting jobs, model auditions, reality TV casting calls, music, dance, modelling, entertainers and performers casting calls and talent directories for actors http://www.starnow.com/

WORLDWIDE Change region Register Sign in ... Help Launch your career: 42,200 casting calls since 2004 23,000 online profiles Search Member Profiles Enter text or reference no. Advanced search Welcome to Star Now, the online talent community. Latest Most popular Feature Films Presenters ... Glamorous extras needed for feature film Seeking extras (18-45) for scenes scheduled to be shot on Sunday the 6th and Monday the 7th April more... Feature Film Listing no. 62586 London UK MySpace searches for soundtrack to feature film Seeking talented musicians to create tracks for a UK film, which will be released this autumn, 2008 more... Band Listing no. 62891 All regions UK Melbourne feature film 'Eraser Children' auditioning now Christoffel Films/Colour Pictures are currently casting male and female actors aged 18+ more... Feature Film Listing no. 62517 Victoria Aus 2008 Miss Hawaiian Tropic: England finals Compete to represent England and win over US$100,000.00 in trips, prizes and modeling contracts more... Listing no. 62803 London UK Miss Earth New Zealand 2008 contestants wanted Miss Earth New Zealand 2008 applications are now open- be apart of this exciting event more...

23. Necessary But Not Sufficient: Modelling Online Archive Development In The UK It is only by developing and testing such templates and models that we can begin to understand the current state of online archives, how they might develop http://www.dlib.org/dlib/january08/anderson/01anderson.html

Search Back Issues Author Index Title Index ... Contents D-Lib Magazine January/February 2008 Volume 14 Number 1/2 ISSN 1082-9873 Necessary but Not Sufficient Modelling Online Archive Development in the UK Ian G. Anderson HATII University of Glasgow Introduction Since the mid 1990s archives have greatly expanded their online information and services, yet this is an area of archive development about which we know little. We do not know the range of online services, features and information available, how these vary between archives or how they are delivered. The process of adding to our knowledge is hampered by the lack of a template for identifying and evaluating online archive information and services or a model for understanding their development. Without this information it is difficult to identify development paths, user requirements and appropriate technology, as well as the activities that can be supported or how archives compare to other information providers. It is only by developing and testing such templates and models that we can begin to understand the current state of online archives, how they might develop and the challenges they face. Despite the hyperbole surrounding the development of the World Wide Web, and now Web 2.0, there are surprisingly few models for evaluating the evolution of online services, although criteria to judge 'good' and 'bad' web design proliferate.

24. User Driven Modelling To achieve the aims of Web Taxonomy Creation examined in my last post, a collaborative modelling approach is required. The literature on collaborative http://userdrivenmodelling.blogspot.com/

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=20869706"); var BL_backlinkURL = "http://www.blogger.com/dyn-js/backlink_count.js";var BL_blogId = "20869706"; User Driven Modelling Saturday, March 01, 2008 PhD Thesis Summary Crapo, A. W., Waisel, L. B., Wallace, W. A., Willemain, T. R., 2002. Visualization and Modelling for Intelligent Systems. In: C. T. Leondes, ed. Intelligent Systems: Technology and Applications , Volume I Implementation Techniques, 2002 pp 53-85. More Information is available on my Home Page at - http://www.cems.uwe.ac.uk/~phale/ Labels: climate modelling End-User Programming Semantic Web User Driven Modelling ... Visualisation posted by Peter Hale at 9:00 AM 0 comments links to this post Saturday, February 23, 2008 Improving the structuring and collaboration capabilities of spreadsheets Users can specify a calculation in mathematical terms using a formula. The spreadsheet then calculates the result of the formula. Users can change the formula if it is incorrect without any need to write code or re-compile. This accounts for the popularity of spreadsheets. So it is necessary to create collaborative tools that allow users to develop software in a way they will be familiar with from their use of spreadsheets. Burnett, M. M., Engels, G, Myers, B. A., Rothermel, G., 2007. End-User Software Engineering Dagstuhl Seminar -

25. Data Modelling Tools There s a short note about about Data Modeling and Database design at the bottom of the page, and here s an even more comprehensive list of CASE Tool http://www.databaseanswers.com/modelling_tools.htm

Here's a short list of some recommended Data Modelling Tools in alphabetical order, and if you have any specific recommendations or comments, please email me There's a short note about about Data Modeling and Database design at the bottom of the page, and here's an even more comprehensive list of CASE Tool Vendors , maintained by David Alex Lamb of Queen's University, Ontario, Canada. PRODUCT VENDOR PRICE COMMENTS Argo UML Tigris Free - Open Source For Modelling UML Diagrams - but not for the faint-hearted. Azzurri Clay Azzuri (Japan) Free !!! From Japan -Open Source Plug-In for Eclipe - Reverse Engineering and generates SQL. Pro version costs 35,000 Japanese Yen (about $150) !! Case Studio 2 CharonWare Free Download, then $175(Lite) or $369(Full) Looks impressive - supports an unusally wide range of Databases, including Firebird, MaxDB,Postgres - if you try it, please me have your comments. Here's a "5-Star" Review from Dan Horn. CASEWise CASEWise Aimed at Business Process Modelling, but has links to DataArchitect. ConceptDraw CS Odessa $179 (50% off) For ERD, UML, ORM, FlowCharts, etc.

26. Java Modelling Tools - Introduction Java modelling Tools is an Open Source Suite for Queueing Network modelling and Workload Analysis developed by Politecnico di Milano. http://jmt.sourceforge.net/

Dipartimento di Elettronica e Informazione Performance Evaluation Lab Politecnico di Milano - Italy Java Modelling Tools Introduction Project Description Java Modelling Tools (JMT) is a suite of applications developed by Politecnico di Milano and released under GPL license. The project aims at offering a complete framework for performance evaluation, system tuning, capacity planning and workload characterization studies. The current stable version of the suite encompasses six Java applications: JSIM graph - Queueing network models simulator with graphical user interface JSIM wiz - Queueing network models simulator with wizard-based user interface JMVA - Mean Value Analysis of queueing network models JABA - Asymptotic Analysis of queueing network models JWAT - Workload Analysis from log and usage data JMCH - Markov chain simulator (didactic tool) Versions Current Stable Version: (Released 2007-Nov-26) Development Version: see Sourceforge page. contributions from the community are welcome. Please contact the project mantainer for further informations.

27. ECMS2006 20th European Conference On Modelling And Simulation on modelling and Simulation ECMS 2006 (formerly referred to as SCSESM ) Stochastic modelling Techniques and Applications (ASMTA 06) http://www.scs-europe.net/conf/ecms2006/

20TH EUROPEAN Conference on Modelling and Simulation ECMS 2006 formerly referred to as 'SCS-ESM') May 28th - 31st, 2006 Bonn Germany CALL FOR PARTICIPATION Conference Aim Conference Tracks (Themes) Conference Committee Deadlines, Requirements ... Final conference Program -.pdf-file Keynotes, Tutorials and Workshops Exhibitions Social Events Sponsors ... Photo Gallery from the Conference ECMS 2006 includes the 13th International Conference on Analytical and Stochastic Modelling Techniques and Applications (ASMTA'06) Page created by M.-M. Seidel Last update

28. Table Of Contents : Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology Focus On Modelling Cel Structural systems biology modelling protein interactions The model organism as a system integrating omics data sets http://www.nature.com/nrm/focus/modelling/index.html

Jump to main content Jump to navigation nature.com homepage ... Login Search This journal All of Nature.com Advanced search Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology illustrates several cellular systems and describes the different approaches that can be used to model them. The articles of this Focus are freely available for a period of three months. Top of page Foreword Computational cellular dynamics: a network–physics integral Hiroaki Kitano doi Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology Full Text PDF (514 KB Top ... of page Research highlights Proteomics: The yeast proteome: say cheese! Sharon Ahmad doi Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology Full Text PDF (605 KB In the news MIRIAM, for fine modelling Ekat Kritikou doi Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology Full Text PDF (605 KB Reviews Cell-signalling dynamics in time and space Boris N. Kholodenko doi Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology Spatial and temporal dynamics of signalling networks control the specificity of cellular responses to receptor stimulation. Computational models now provide insights into the mechanisms that are responsible for signal amplification, as well as the timing, amplitude, duration and spatial distribution of signalling responses. Abstract Full Text PDF (728 KB Building mammalian signalling pathways with RNAi screens Jason Moffat and David M. Sabatini

29. Swiss-PdbViewer - Deep View Seeing the length of this page, homology modelling can seem difficult to Launch SwissPdbViewer and choose the Load Raw Sequence to Model item of the http://us.expasy.org/spdbv/text/modeling.htm

ExPASy Home page Site Map Search ExPASy Contact us Search Swiss-Prot/TrEMBL Swiss-Prot/TrEMBL (full text) Swiss-Prot/TrEMBL (beta!) PROSITE SWISS-2DPAGE ENZYME NEWT Taxonomy HAMAP families ExPASy web site for The ExPASy Server requires Javascript to be fully functional. You may not see all the information available for this page (More information) Analysing an active site Building Loops Building a functionnal unit from a monomer ... Superposing Proteins T.Schwede Tutorial: Homology Modelling In this example, we will make a model for the part of the mouse FAS antigen ligand (SWISSPROT entry P41047), which is known to be similar to the tumor necrosis family. Seeing the length of this page, homology modelling can seem difficult to perform. On the contrary, it is fairly easy, and it will take you more time to read the instructions than to actually perform them. Don't be afraid, you should be through this tutorial in less than 10 minutes. There are two ways of doing homology modelling: You can either try to use a fully automatic procedure with SWISS-MODEL (the so called " First Approach Mode "), either use a manually optimised sequence alignment and use the so called "

30. SMML Home Page Provides reviews of kits, books and aftermarket parts, reference photos, modelling and historical articles and member s models. http://smmlonline.com/

Home About SMML Subscribe Archives ... Update Welcome to SMMLonline Welcome to SMML's Website. A complement to the Ship Modelling Mailing List, here is where you'll find reviews of kits, books and aftermarket parts, reference photos, modelling and historical articles and last, but by no means least, member's models. This web site has been designed to work best in an 800x600 screen mode. Web Mistress Contact for site submissions and advertising queries List Master List Submissions Lorna Jenkins Shane Jenkins

31. Construction Of Heart Modelling Leads Path To New Therapies Heart disease is still a major killer, especially in the western world, but new therapies based on stem cells and other techniques could now be imminent. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/01/080110091054.htm

Science News Share Blog Cite Print Email Bookmark Construction Of Heart Modelling Leads Path To New Therapies ScienceDaily (Jan. 12, 2008) — Heart disease is still a major killer, especially in the western world, but new therapies based on stem cells and other techniques could now be imminent. Progress is being held back however by the difficulty testing new therapies on human heart tissue, with animal models being only of limited value owing to differences in structure and activity. The only solution in the absence of real human models is to create computerised "in-silico" models that simulate the real heart and enable possible drugs and therapies to be tested without risk to people. Although this is still some way off becoming a reality, substantial progress has been made, and the next steps were plotted at a major workshop held recently by the European Science Foundation. See also: Heart Disease Stroke Prevention Vioxx Diseases and Conditions ... Ischaemic heart disease The workshop highlighted how recent progress in imaging technologies was helping heart modellers overcome the big dilemma they have faced up till now actually proving that the models really are an accurate representation of the real human heart. This has been the big "catch 22" of heart modelling, that in order to create a realistic model, you need accurate and extensive data from real hearts for calibration. "Validation of the models is very important, and was raised at the workshop," said Blanca Rodriguez, scientific coordinator of the ESF workshop, and senior cardiac researcher at Oxford University, Europe's leading centre for cardiac modelling. "One of the problems has been that it is much easier to get experimental data from animals than humans."

32. Computational Topology Techniques For Shape Modelling In particular, we focus on issues related to the definition of abstraction tools for highlevel descriptions of complex shape models. http://www.ercim.org/publication/Ercim_News/enw50/biasotti.html

subscribe back issues on-line order back issues advertise ... contents ERCIM News No.50, July 2002 Computational Topology Techniques for Shape Modelling Shape understanding, as a fundamental skill for object description and representation, can traverse several application fields. In this context, mathematics provides shape descriptors, which can be successfully applied to shape analysis. Research activity at the Istituto per la Matematica Applicata e Tecnologie Informatiche (IMATI-CNR) relates to the mathematical background and application understanding that lies behind the representation and generation of shapes in computer graphics and vision. In particular, we focus on issues related to the definition of abstraction tools for high-level descriptions of complex shape models. S S f ) is represented by the sequence of the homology groups of the level sets, that is the set of points P on S such that f P ) is smaller than a given real number x . Moreover, the critical points of f determine the homology groups of S . Since the homology and homotopy groups codify shape properties as the number of connected components, holes and cavities of an object, it follows that a finite collection of level sets is sufficient to fully describe the surface shape, and is more complete than simply knowing the global homology. Focusing on the topological changes of level sets by varying

33. ATOM - Advanced Tool For Option Modelling Derivative pricing and structuring information. ATOM, an advanced free option pricing software, is available for download. http://www.atomproject.org/

Site map News archive ATOM - ADVANCED TOOL FOR OPTION MODELLING Welcome to ATOM! The purpose of this website is to contribute knowledge of derivative pricing and structuring to the community; its main attraction is ATOM, a Windows visual application I wrote in order to share my option-pricing C++ libraries with whoever might be interested. Latest news: December 7th, 2002 - Please update your bookmarks: the new URL for this site is http://www.atomproject.org . Moreover, a new version of ATOM was released: ATOM 1.0a . The only improvements are some minor text corrections and a new proprietary Halton sequence generator. For a bit of cosmetic surgery and, hopefully, some new features, you still have to wait for version 1.1, though. A new page dedicated to low discrepancy sequences, and to the Halton sequence in particular, is also on-line: the source code for creating Halton numbers is included and freely available, according to the GNU GPL license.

34. TRADMODL Lists a range of links for data and models for use in academic modelling of international trade. http://www.intereconomics.com/handbook/

Computational modelling: downloads and links Partial and general equilibrium trade, climate change, trade and competition, and related models that can be downloaded directly from this site. These have been revised as of January 2003. Applied Methods for Trade Policy Analysis A Handbook Cambridge University Press, 1997 and 1998. Offers model downloads, course disks, data sources, and information on the book. Modeling course disk image : This is the image of a CD-ROM I give out for MA and M.Phil/PhD level students. It is a *.iso CD-ROM disk image that can be used to burn CDs. It is structured around material used in my modelling course Note: MPSGE models in GAMS : Technical information on use of MPSGE for GAMS-based modelling. GAMS modelling courses (listed through the GAMS corporation) GTAP modelling courses (listed through the GTAP consortium) Rutherford's GTAPinGAMS : Tom Rutherford's treatment of the GTAP model in GAMS/MPS. Rutherford MPSGE documentation Computational policy modeling course material Francois home page download papers ... student area this page last updated on 15 January 2003.

35. Chembytes Infozone - Publications, Chemical Applications Of Molecular Modelling As computers become an important part of everyday life, molecular modelling is affecting all parts of chemistry, and is particularly useful in organic http://www.chemsoc.org/gateway/chembyte/Goodman.htm

Publications Chemical Applications of Molecular Modelling by Jonathan Goodman As computers become an important part of everyday life, molecular modelling is affecting all parts of chemistry, and is particularly useful in organic chemistry. But how does it work? How reliable is it? What are its limitations? Is it useful for normal chemists? In this book, published by the Royal Society of Chemistry Jonathan Goodman demystifies molecular modelling, enabling the non-specialist to appreciate the power, but also the limitations, of the computational tools available. Chemical Applications of Molecular Modelling provides a background to the methods used and describes how they have developed. It also provides many examples of ways that molecular modelling has been used to address chemical questions commonly asked by the experimental chemist, and includes many examples and case studies. It will be suitable as an undergraduate coursebook - putting normal chemistry course work into perspective with respect to modelling methods - as well as providing a useful reference for researchers. These pages are designed to support the printed book, particularly in presenting three-dimensional and interactive models and in offering opportunity for feedback.

36. DVD Advanced Modelling 1 - Sub-D Creature Modelling, By Dominic Qwek CG Academy s training DVD on SubD Creature modelling - By Dominic Qwek. http://www.cg-academy.net/pages/topic_modelling/dvds_modelling_advanced_01/dvds_

In this DVD Dominic will take your through an advanced and structured approach to Sub-Division based creature modelling. He lays the foundation with a well planned and analyzed set of concept sketches that allow him to plan his models form from the outset. From here he builds the model in three distinct stages, with each stage forming a solid foundation for the next. Finally he takes you through some adjustments steps that give his model that extra realism and to ensure it functions well within a production pipeline. This DVD is ideal for intermediate and above modellers with a firm understanding of the principles of Sub-Division modelling. Its an invaluable learning resource for modellers working within any production discipline. In this chapter Dominic explains the basic setup that he uses for Sub-Db Modelling and goes on to explain which tools form the core of his modelling tools. Chapter 02: Blocking The Basic Form Once the model is underway Dominic shows how to create the basic form of the model, a very important stage that lays the foundation for all that follows. Chapter 03: Primary Detailing (Lower Body) In the nexy stage Dominic starts to apply the first level of modelling to the lower part of the body.

37. HD DVD / Randomness... : Guerrilla Threat Modelling (or 'Threat Modeling' If You A crashcourse in developing Data Flow Diagrams in support of software threat models. http://blogs.msdn.com/ptorr/archive/2005/02/22/GuerillaThreatModelling.aspx

Welcome to MSDN Blogs Sign in Join Help HD DVD / Randomness... Peter Torr's blog on HD DVD, JScript, the Pet Shop Boys, and anything else he feels like blogging. This Blog Email Syndication RSS 2.0 Atom 1.0 Search Go Tags Coffee dotWord Film HD DVD ... WordBlogX News Archives February 2008 (2) January 2008 (4) December 2007 (3) October 2007 (2) ... July 2003 (6) Guerrilla Threat Modelling (or 'Threat Modeling' if you're American) Note: In a lame attempt to get Google hits, I have replaced every second instance of the word "modelling" with the incorrectly spelt version "modeling" :-) No, I'm not talking about writing a threat model for a large, furry ape (although that would be fun); I'm talking about writing quick-and-dirty threat models when you don't have time to do the real thing. If you want to do threat modelling properly, I highly recommend you read Frank and Window's "Threat Modeling" [sic] book from Microsoft Press; but if you just need to get one done , you might not have the time or inclination for that. This should go hand-in-hand with my previous post What I'm going to recommend here is a process you can follow to quickly get a threat model done. It's also the basic process I tell teams inside Microsoft to follow when they bring me in on their threat model meetings, and it's written from the perspective of "These are the things

38. 3D-Modelling Details download and installation instructions for a graphics rendering and modelling development environment using RedHat Linux. http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-mini/3D-Modelling.html

3D Graphics Modelling and Rendering mini-HOWTO Dave Jarvis v1.1, 27 March 2001 Details download and installation instructions for a graphics rendering and modelling development environment using RedHat Linux. Introduction 1.1 Preamble 1.2 Modelling vs. Modeling Background Information ... Introduction 1.1 Preamble This document will guide you through the steps used to install and configure an environment for modelling and rendering three-dimensional graphics using Linux. In this section you will also find information in laymans terms about the required components and how they piece together. The installation section is purposely minimal; merely the quick and dirty steps needed to take to get up and running (if it doesn't work, more information is available). For those that want more information about the software components and what they do (in general), please continue reading. There are, at the minimum, three software packages you'll need in order to get up and running. These are as follows (in the order they are explained, not the order they are installed): a graphics library;

39. Participatory 3D Modelling (P3DM) Through a participatory process, Participatory 3D modelling (P3DM) merges conventional spatial information (contours) with people s mental maps; http://www.iapad.org/participatory_p3dm.htm

Participatory 3-Dimensional Modelling var addthis_pub = 'iapad'; Downloads This page was last updated on: February 10, 2008 Home Mapping Toolbox Participatory 3-D Modeling About Participatory 3D Modelling (P3DM) P3DM is a relatively new communicative facilitation method conceived to support collaborative processes related mainly to resource use and tenure and aimed at facilitating grassroots participation in problem analysis and decision-making. P3DM integrates people’s knowledge and spatial information (contour lines) to produce stand-alone scale relief models that have proved to be user-friendly and relatively accurate data storage and analysis devices and at the same time excellent communication media. Participatory 3D modelling works best when used jointly with Global Positioning Systems ( GPS ) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in a Participatory GIS (PGIS) context Participatory 3D models are manufactured at village level based on the merger of traditional spatial information (elevation contours) and peoples’ spatial knowledge ( cognitive maps ). Elevation contours are used as templates for cutting out sheets of carton board of a given thickness (i.e. expressing the vertical scale). Cut-out sheets are progressively superimposed to build the relief.

40. Heather Mills McCartney - Professional - Modelling Heather modelling Fed INC. On September 10th, 2001, I attended a luncheon honouring several women including Hilary Clinton, The Duchess Of York and Heather http://www.heathermillsmccartney.com/professional_model.php

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