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|Jan 19, 2010
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|Jun 1, 2006
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|Michael Arner, John Rodley, David Lindsay, Will Graylin
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|Roam Data Inc
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This application claims the benefit of U.S. provisional application Ser. No. 60/809,924 filed on Jun. 1, 2006 and entitled SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR RICH INTERNET APPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE COMPUTING DEVICES which is commonly assigned and the contents of which are expressly incorporated herein by reference.
The present invention relates to a system and a method for playing Rich-Internet-Applications (RIAs), and in particular to RIAs designed to run on remote computing devices.
Desktop applications provide rich user interface experience, are not complex or difficult to develop and use local hardware and software resources which allow them to be responsive and to interact with other connected devices. One example of a desktop application is Microsoft Outlook™ an application designed for checking e-mail, managing a calendar and contact information. On the other hand, web-based applications are applications accessed with a web browser over a network. One example of a web-based application is Hotmail™, a website for checking e-mail. Web-based applications are easy to deploy and manage and can be deployed even on mobile devices that are sporadically connected to a network. Smart-client applications are applications that combine the best of the desktop applications and web-based applications. They use local hardware and software resources and provide a rich user interface experience. They are connected applications that exchange data on the Internet or any other enterprise network. They are also capable of running offline and can be easily deployed and updated. Smart-client applications are poised to replace traditional web-based applications on desktop computing devices and eventually on remote mobile devices because computer users are accustomed to a rich media experience and expect to have a similarly rich experience when they use web-based applications, even on mobile devices. When we use the term desktop applications we specifically include both applications developed for the desktop and applications developed for remote devices using traditional desktop methodologies.
Rich Internet Applications (RIA) are smart-client web-applications that have the functionality of traditional desktop applications, but transfer the processing necessary for the user interface to the web client while maintaining the state of the program and keeping the bulk of the data back on the application server.
Mobile remote devices include mobile phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), point of sale (POS) devices, tablets, pagers and laptop computers, among others. Mobile remote devices are usually underpowered, only sporadically connected to a server and usually via a limited bandwidth connection. Mobile devices have extremely limited storage and processing capacity and are often out of their areas of coverage, or not connected to the network for other reasons. Furthermore, mobile devices are susceptible to loss and/or theft, have varying capabilities, and usually run on varying platforms and operating systems. Applications for remote mobile devices (i.e., mobile remote applications) are difficult to develop and deploy due to the varying platforms and operating systems. Mobile applications are also difficult to certify and control once deployed. They are inherently insecure due to the remote device's mobility and susceptibility to theft/loss and due to the fact that they are usually developed based on assumptions and/or methodologies valid for the desktop environment.
Historically, mobile application development has been performed by highly trained programmers. However, more and more lay people are attempting to develop applications, but the currently available development languages and environments make the task difficult for non-highly trained programmers. The intermittent connectivity of mobile devices makes downloading and deploying of applications an error-prone process, which becomes more error-prone the richer and larger the application becomes. In addition, mobile devices often require the use of device-specific mechanisms to install applications above and beyond the effort needed to get the actual bytecodes onto the device. High-value applications, such as mobile payment applications, often have to be certified by a neutral third party to adhere to best security practices. The certification process for wireless applications is extremely lengthy, involving certification of all elements of the application, such as the server software, the client software, the communications protocol, among others. In some cases, certification can last several years, so that the majority of the development cycle is spent waiting. Once an application is deployed in a mobile device, it is difficult to control it because one can not assume that the device is in a single physical location and/or under the control of the 'the person who usually sits at that location'. Applications deployed on mobile devices are inherently insecure due to the mobility of the device and the ease of becoming lost. Data stored on a lost mobile device can be intercepted by people for whom they were not intended and the device itself is easily 'intercepted'. Enterprise desktop applications are designed to run on a physical desktop contained within the physical enterprise as a logical node on the enterprise network. Their physical security is contained within the physical security of the enterprise and their network activities are bounded by whatever restrictions the enterprise network administrator chooses to impose on them. On the other hand, mobile applications run outside the physical boundaries of the enterprise and are logical network nodes on the public network and thus typically not subject to any restrictions as to what other network nodes they might contact. Therefore, mobile devices are insecure in practice when running applications developed for the desktop or applications developed using traditional desktop methodologies.
Ideally, rich internet applications (RIAs) designed to run on mobile devices must address all of these limitations. Furthermore, it is desirable for applications to be platform independent, allowing an enterprise to deploy it on its mobile devices as well as its desktop machines and other devices. However, existing client pieces for delivering RIAs are too heavy for cellphones, and existing smart client solutions require programming knowledge, which excludes many potential developers. Prior art smart-client solutions include the following:
Therefore there is a need for a method of delivering RIAs to a variety of devices, including both desktop and mobile devices that overcomes the above mentioned security, access control, computing power, bandwidth and platform problems.
The present invention relates to a system and a method of playing rich internet applications on remote computing devices by using a certified player to invoke server-side web services through a single, secure, certified server intermediary.
In general, in one aspect, the invention features a system for playing a Rich Internet Application (RIA) on a remote computing device including an application player and an intermediary server. The application player resides in the remote computing device and is configured to be executed by the remote computing device. The intermediary server is configured to communicate with the remote computing device via a network connection and to receive message requests from the application player and to send message responses to the application player. The intermediary server provides access of the RIA to the remote computing device by accessing an application server, where the RIA resides, via a single, secure and access-controlled network connection. The application player requests functionality of the RIA from the intermediary server via the message requests and interprets the message responses received from the intermediary server.
Implementations of this aspect of the invention may include one or more of the following features. The RIA is configured to be displayed in the application player. The RIA may have business logic requiring data from a source outside of the remote computing device and this business logic is configured to be executed in the application server. The RIA comprises an XML document. The RIA comprises a rich user interface (UI) configured to be displayed in the remote computing device and to receive input from a user via the UI. The application player is configured to access a plurality of RIAs via the intermediary server and the access is controlled by an application privilege protocol and secured by an application security protocol. The application player is also configured to access a plurality of web services via the intermediary server and the access is controlled by a web service privilege protocol and secured by a web service security protocol. The security protocols may be secure HTTP (S-HTTP), link encryption, web services security (WS-S), or any method for character-stream encoding. The privilege protocols are managed by the intermediary server and comprise a first table configured to associate Global Unique Identifiers (GUIDs) with the plurality of RIAs and the plurality of web services and a second table configured to associate RIAs and web services authorized to be executed by the application player. The intermediary server comprises the first and second tables. The application player and intermediary server are configured to be certified by a certifying entity. The remote computing device comprises a managed code environment and the application player is executed within the managed code environment. The managed code environment may be a Small Technical Interoperability Platform Virtual Machine (STIP VM), J2ME, .NET, Flash Lite, or may run outside of the virtual machine environment. The remote computing device further includes an offline application cache and the offline application cache includes one or more applications previously downloaded by the application player. The remote computing device further includes an offline data cache and the offline data cache includes one or more stored web service calls saved for each of the applications for execution at a later time. The remote computing device may further include a secure payment module and one or more device drivers. The remote computing device may be a mobile phone, PDA, payment module, portable computer, personal computer, server, robot, or other computing circuits. The message requests from the application player to the intermediary server may comprise Extensible Mark-up Language (XML) messages embedded in Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) requests and the message responses from the intermediary server to the application player may comprise XML messages embedded in SOAP responses. The message requests and message responses may comprise ActionScript Message Format (AMF) format or Secure Mobile Application Platform (SMAP) format. The intermediary server includes a load balancing module for managing request from a plurality of remote computing devices. The intermediary server also comprises a message cache. The intermediary server is configured to communicate with an application database that includes a list of the available RIAs. The intermediary server further provides a complete audit trail of interactions and communications between the remote computing device and the web services and RIAs. The intermediary server provides fine-grained access control to individual web service calls to the web services. The remote computing device is configured to combine multiple individual web service calls into a single chain and the intermediary server is configured to decompose the single chain into its constituent individual web service calls and place the individual web service calls.
In general, in another aspect, the invention features a method for playing a Rich Internet Application (RIA) on a remote computing device. The method includes installing an application player in the remote computing device and providing an intermediary server configured to communicate with the remote communication device via a network connection. The application player is configured to be executed by the remote computing device. The intermediary server is configured to receive message requests from the application player and to send message responses to the application player and to provide access of the RIA to the remote computing device by accessing an application server, where the RIA resides, via a single, secure and access-controlled network connection. Next, executing the application player in the remote computing device, then sending a message request from the application player to the intermediary server requesting functionality of the RIA, and then sending a message response from the intermediary server to the application player, where the message response comprises the requested RIA functionality. Finally playing the RIA in the remote computing device by the application player.
Among the advantages of this invention may be one or more of the following. The invention provides a secure access-controlled channel from remote computing devices to enterprise web services. Channeling all communication with the network through a single, secure, certified server intermediary provides web service security, web service access control, device access control and authentication, link security, auditing, and granularity of access control. All data are secure even during transmission across the network. The system provides auditing and tracking of business activities thereby facilitating the device's interactions with the outside world to be recreated. The system provides granularity of access control to the level of individual web service calls. Furthermore, the use of an application player rather than attempting to run RIAs directly on the client device provides platform independence for the RIA, enables functionality even when off-line, and abbreviates the length of the application certification process. Applications are easy to develop through the system Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Much of the challenge of creating an effective RIA is in designing a user interface that provides a satisfying experience. The invention incorporates a drag-and-drop graphical user interface for RIA development, which opens development up to a wide variety of programmers, even those not trained as software engineers.
In general, the invention provides a system for securely extending to a remote device RIAs that are actually powered by web services on a server. The system includes a certified player for playing rich internet applications on the remote computing devices. The player invokes server-side web services through a single, secure, certified server intermediary.
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Client Device 1000 is usually a handheld remote communication device on which the application user interface is executed. Examples of handheld communication devices include mobile phones, personal digital assistant (PDA), payment modules and portable computers, among others. In other embodiments client device 1000 is a not-handheld device, such a personal computer, server or any other computing circuits.
Server 3000 is a single, secure pipeline through which the enterprise application 5000A and the client device 1000 communicate. Client device 1000 is able to contact only server 3000 and server 3000 controls the communication between the enterprise application 5000A (and its potentially sensitive or proprietary data) and those client devices that wish to use it. This enables authentication of the client device and application, as well as encryption and secure transmission of network requests from the client device 1000.
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In one example, the managed code environment 1110 is a Small Technical Interoperability Platform Virtual Machine (STIP VM). Other examples of the managed code environment 1100 include Java 2 Platform Micro Edition (J2ME), .NET and Flash Lite, among others. Operating environment 1100 provides a way for the player 1110 to access operating system resources. The managed code environment 1100 executes the application player 1110, which is in contact with browser configuration components 1400 and an offline application cache 1300 with its associated offline application data 1310. Offline application cache 1300 is a set of applications (XML files) that this player instance has downloaded. Offline data cache 1310 is the set of stored web service calls that each application has saved for later execution on the application server host. These stored web service calls enable the offline functionality. Browser Configuration Components 1400 is a set of device-specific parameters that the player 1110 and its applications use to tailor the users experience of applications. These configuration components are locally stored name-value pairs that can be managed both locally and remotely via the server 3000. Examples of browser configuration parameters include, maximum size of the offline cache, auto-player-update on/off, auto-application-update on/off, and debug logging on/off, among others. The use of an application player rather than attempting to run RIAs directly on the client device provides platform independence for the RIA, enables functionality even when off-line, and abbreviates the length of the application certification process.
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The Gateway web service 3400 is in communication with an application database 3100, an application store and cache 3200, a management UI 3300, an application registration service 3500, a remote call handler 3600 and an API handler 3700. The application database 3100 includes a set of application XML files representing the currently available applications in the system. The application database 3100 cross-references Globally Unique Identifiers (GUIDS) sent by the client application player 1110 with the XML user interface of the requested RIA. The application store and cache 3200 is an interface into the application database 3100 that conforms to the Universal Description Discovery and Integration (UDDI) discovery standards for machine readable service functionality discovery. Management User Interface (UI) 3300 is a set of web application screens that allow data center administrators to control the use of the system, for example, allowing or disallowing access to a particular web service, or promoting an application from test to production. The Application Registration Service 3500 is the module that allows the developer to publish an application from the Integrated Development Environment (IDE). The remote call handler 3600 executes properly authenticated web service calls and the Application Program Interface (API) handler 3700 is an interface that external services 5000 (like payment processors) implement in order to be accessed from within the system. There is no logical distinction between API implementers and web service providers—it's an implementation mechanism that allows developers to get at, for instance, a DLL deployed on the server without web service wrapping around it.
Server 3000 securely handles interaction between the client 1000 and the application servers 4000 which host the web services that provide calculations and other functionality to the RIA, and between the client 1000 and any supporting applications 5000. All data processing and other calculations and manipulations are executed by web services hosted on application servers 4000. The user's experience of the RIA on the client 1000 comprises only display of an XML user interface and subsequent display of application results, also received in the form of XML.
Server 3000 provides a single, secure, access-controlled and actively managed channel from the application running on the device to the (one or more) web services exposed by the enterprise. Since the player 1110 communicates only with the server 3000, applications running on the client device 1000 cannot connect with unauthorized web applications and are therefore secure. The system is secure along all links via the use of industry standard link encryption and access controlled at all interfaces via the use of industry-standard user authentication. Link encryption refers to communications security protocols that encrypt and decrypt all traffic at each end of a communications line. Examples of industry standard link encryptions include secure HTTP (S-HTTP), web-services security (WS-S) and Way Systems Secure mobile application platform (WS-SMAP), among others. User authentication refers to the process of establishing or confirming the digital identity of a user or device such as the client device 1000 or the servers 4000 and 5000. Examples of industry standard user authentication include WS-S, lightweight directory access protocol (LDAP) and proprietary device authentication, among others.
Web services at the enterprise are not inherently categorized or organized into any hierarchy that differentiates one from the other. Without an access-controlling mechanism, all users have equal access to all Web services. This is undesirable in a situation where server-oriented architecture (SOA, web services) is implemented as an enterprise initiative covering all systems from mission-critical data center application administration to unrestricted public information portals. Existing mechanisms for access-control rely either on internal implementation within each web service, or are limited to the system that is hosting the web service. In the present invention, server intermediary 3000 provides fine-grained access control over web service (WS) access organized by remote-user and remote-device that spans multiple WS hosts and organizations and requires no instrumentation of the individual web services. As was mentioned above, the server 3000 maintains access-control lists that relate users and devices to individual web services and provide for granting and denying access by those users to those services. These lists contain the unique combination of GUIDS and the identity of remote web services available to the client device 1000. Applications developed with the system IDE have, embedded within them, references to external web services. When these references are executed by a user running such an application, the server determines which external web service is being called, and checks a table of rights, internal to the server, that may, or may not include a record granting that user the right to access that external web service. If the right is granted, the call proceeds and the application proceeds along a normal execution path. If the right is not granted, the application generates an error-event which is handled by the application in whatever manner the application programmer deems best. Typically, it will generate an error message in the application, but in many cases, particularly in the mobile arena, the rights management mechanism can be used to induce the user to upgrade their service level—i.e. pay more money to the application provider.
A key feature of application security best-practice is the concept of non-repudiation. Non-repudiation is defined as the ability of a component to prove that a particular action of that component was driven by an interaction with another component rather than by some invisible, internal process of that component. The key enabler of non-repudiation is auditing, the storage of a trail of actions and data that can easily be used to reconstruct the interactions of the components of the system. The server intermediary 3000 provides a complete audit trail of the interaction of enterprise web services with the remote devices 1000, thus ensuring non-repudiation. This audit trail identifies the device, the user, and the details of the underlying remote connection to the device. In one implementation, fine-grained access control and auditing enable the server 3000 to bill users at an equally fine-grained level. This enables tiered service by enterprises implementing the system where users can be billed for individual calls within a session rather than at the more coarse system of billing for time spent within the application.
In operation, a user executes the application player 1110 on the client device 1000. The application player 1110 consults first the offline application cache 1300 and presents a list of those applications which this client device 1000 and user are authorized to execute. Referring to
The system architecture does not presuppose, and is not limited to, any particular physical network or any single network driver stack. All system components are "applications" in the Open Source Initiative (OSI) model, riding on top of whatever network connectivity the underlying operating system provides. In the OSI model, they're consumers of Layer 7 (Application Layer) services. By relying on stateless connections, the system architecture assumes a lowest-common-denominator network functionality that presupposes only the ability to make a request and receive a response. A typical network connection between server 3000 to external web services is HTTPS/TCP/IP over the public Internet. This stack is also typical for the remote devices 1000 that support it. Examples of physical networks supported include, GSM, iDEN,D-AMPS, cdmaOne, PDC, CSD, PHS, GPRS, HSCSD, WiDEN, CDMA2000 1�RTT, EDGE, W-CDMA, UMTS, FOMA, CDMA2000 1�EV, TD-SCDMA, UMA, HSDPA, HSUPA, SONET, Ethernet, Ethernet V2, X.21, and ISDN among others.
If at the time the user selects an application, the client device 1000 is connected to the network the application player 1110 sends a SOAP request 2100 to the gateway web service 3400. This SOAP request 2100 contains a GUID indicating the web service(s) to be executed, any parameters to be passed to the service(s), and authentication information. Other implementations of the invention may replace the SOAP 2100 with Action Script Message Format (AMF) 2200 or SMAP 2300. SOAP interface 2100 is one of the potential mechanisms by which the player and server communicate. Only one of 2100, 2200 or 2300 is used in any player deployment. SOAP is an object oriented Remote Procedure Call (RPC) formatted in XML. AMF 2200 is another communication protocol, currently favored by Macromedia Flash. SMAP 2300 is a communication protocol proprietary to Way Systems that includes transport layer and application layer functionality (i.e., authentication).
An implementation of the system for a "SellingDirect" RIA application is described with reference to
Referring to
The server 3000 implements web service orchestration, the combining of multiple web service calls into a single chain. The remote device makes a single call (to the chain) and the server 3000 decomposes the chain into its constituent web service calls, issues the calls, aggregates the results and returns the single result set to the remote device. This is a significant performance advantage over existing AJAX-style solutions as the server 3000 is vastly more powerful than the remote devices connecting to it, and has a much faster and more reliable connection to the destination web services than the remote device. Orchestration also allows the server 3000 to provide transactionality within web service chains. Transactionality is the idea that each web service call in a chain is dependent on the success of all the others, and that a failure in one call should cause us to skip any succeeding calls and to roll back any preceding calls in the chain and for the chain to return failure.
Remote devices in the system can operate in both online (connected) and offline (disconnected) mode and move seamlessly from one mode to the other. This is enabled by storing web service chain calls on the remote device disconnected from the application context in which they occurred. In one example, a user fills out a form to be submitted to a web site. The typical application attaches the values that the user enters to the form the user is filling out. If the remote device goes offline, the application might be able to reload the form with the stored values. The form with the saved values can only be used at other points in the application where that particular visual representation of the data makes sense. Typically, that never happens. The application player, on the other hand, stores the "action" the user tried to perform when he hit the submit button on the form. This allows the application player to accumulate actions that the user wants to perform when/if the remote device restores its connection, and to execute those actions within a different application context (visual representation) than the one in which the action was first formulated. It is a fundamental philosophical and architectural difference between the present system and other solutions that keep an offline store of web service chain calls rather than pictures of forms to enable offline functionality.
The overall system includes developer workstations running a proprietary IDE, connected to a test server, which in turn is connected to a production server. Developers build applications and publish them to the test server. This publishing function distinguishes the system from other systems. Those applications are tested and pass quality assurance on the test server, then promoted to the production server by a user with the appropriate administrator access. Typically, the business workflow of getting an application from development through test, quality assurance and into production is implemented via a disconnected series of scripts, each run manually by some individual developer/manager in the process. The server encapsulates all the business process workflow of developing, testing and deploying an application into a single integrated solution allowing administrators to monitor and control that process through a graphical interface. The present system provides for the chaining of multiple special-purpose test servers in the deployment process, a key differentiator for enterprises which implement multi-tiered test and quality assurance processes.
Among the advantages of this invention may be one or more of the following. The system architecture allows non-programmers to develop applications easily, provides industry- or field-specialists more complete control over the application, which is therefore more likely to serve their needs. There is a central point of control, i.e., the server intermediary. Many remote devices connect to the server intermediary and the server intermediary connects to many other servers and web-services. The system reduces the complexity of the security problem for customers from many devices to many servers by channeling them through the secure server intermediary. The system includes web-service orchestration and web service chaining. The web service chaining provides a faster performance. Authentication, access control, auditing, billing and device management, and provisioning are all handled through a single interface, i.e., the server intermediary. More importantly from a security standpoint the technology reduces the security issues confronted by a single Web service provider from a many to one relationship (i.e. many devices of uncertain provenance accessing a single web service) to a one-to-one relationship (i.e. a single server of guaranteed provenance accessing a single Web service). The size of the application player 1110 is at least six times smaller than a typical browser application, such as Internet Explorer and the size of a web service call generated by the application player 1110 is at least twenty times smaller than a typical web service call on web interfaces such as StrikeIron.
Several embodiments of the present invention have been described. Nevertheless, it will be understood that various modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Accordingly, other embodiments are within the scope of the following claims.
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Since I promised I'd update you as soon as I heard the news… It's official! Mike over at Inhabit just sent me a note that it's time to make the big announcement, Inhabit's Great Pillow Design Competition is underway!
The Great Pillow Design Competition is an opportunity for emerging designers, students or aspiring designers to stretch their creative legs. It's an opportunity for seasoned or established designers to work in a different medium, blow off some creative steam or just design for the sake of designing.
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The winner will receive $1,000 and 5 sets of the award-winning pillows for their enjoyment, and the bragging rights that go along with winning the first-ever design competition for something squishy. The winning design will also be part of the 2007 Inhabit Spring line and credit the winning designer's name. They will also receive 3% of royalties of the sales from the winning design for two years. Second place will receive $150 and 3 pillow sets of their designs. Third place will receive $100 and 2 pillow sets of their designs.
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Re: Royally Screw'd
Odd looking shirt color in the comp, but we know what you meant. I would were it. GMV.
I love the look on her face. "Want some? Come get it."
Re: The Royal Shame
This is so printing. Nice work again good sir! Your on a roll.
Re: Prince Optional
Interesting concept, and nice visually, but will probably get rejected. You might want to re-sub with the "!" excluded. No text this week.
snookerhands wrote:Yep, even the king of Mt. Olympus has one. His just happens to be spiders. Spiders ... and hot women.
This is my first woot submission ever, so any comments, advice, etc. are very much appreciated. Thank you all for the votes!
An example of what the halftones look like up close:
Re: Sacrifice
You two take dark wonderment to a whole new level.
Another week, another great walmazan design!
lakesler wrote:Interesting concept, and nice visually, but will probably get rejected. You might want to re-sub with the "!" excluded. No text this week.
Yes the are very strict about text, three vertical lines above the head generally work as a replacement.
Re: King For A Day
I always fail to demarcate the pop culture limits but don't fairy tales fall under pop culture as well??
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Re: Chicken Caesar
That short toga is just fowl!
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LOL, awkward indeed! Great design, very clever!
I totally thought this was a Drakxxx design from the thumb.
Excellent work, regardless!
Dude... like like like like like like like... I really hope this one makes it! Very nice design, clever, striking, great colors and contrasts... best of the derby, imho! Great job and good luck!
midgerock wrote:so had some concerns about the daggers appearing as though they were in the skulls mouth. Tweaked and resubbed. Please if you voted before please vote again. Thanks.
here's a link to the tweaked 16x20 jpeg.
GMV again! Awesome!
Re: Kingfisher rules over the fishes
Your portrayal of the Indian variety looks rather tribal, like with facepaint. Nevertheless, G'job ^^
Re: Live Like Royal-Tea
I love the satisfied tea bag's expression.
Re: Storybook Castle
I will cry if this does not make it up to the top three. I really really want to buy this shirt.
Re: Two Queens
Wow. Amazing. I keep coming back to the page to look at it again. I don't know if I'd want it on a shirt, but if it prints I'd buy it. I don't think I could resist. Good job.
Re: Tiara
Nice, but I think the thumbnail should show the cranberry shirt color. Sorry, be prepared for the rejectionator
Re: King Crab!!
I made some crabs. They are the good kind. There is a king crab as well, he is the most delicious.
Feedback is welcome, as always!
ha! great stuff.
Re: Happily . . .
lovely colors, as always
Re: Revolution
Awesome job; I love the executioner.
This is awesome man. Btw I watched a tutorial of yours on youtube the other day, great stuff!
congrats!!! i love it :D +1
always brilliant, really
Re: Loyal Subjects
You were able to really place your "king" in a fitting situation. I like the relaxed playful feel. The coloring is excellent! I'm a fan.
Reminds me of the chicken hawk from the old Foghorn Leghorn cartoons.
Re: Evolution is so unpredictable
this is great!
colourcraze wrote:okay so, I saw this and I thought heyyy! I've seen something like that before... but where?! and then I remembered that I just read through the entire bearnutscomic and there is a scene similar to this.. and then I remembered that you totally draw that comic and I felt silly :3
I had a lot of fun with Sloth and his "army" and had to draw it again! Just edited a bit to fit of the theme and color restrictions of course.
angelrn wrote:I love the colors and overall design, but I can't see me wearing it as a shirt. Setting it as a background image on my phone, yes. Maybe this one's missed its niche.
Thanks Angel, I could see little girls wearing this, or maybe it's just a picture , I couldn't pass up this theme , even though I am not a witty artist and my designs are never funny, I just wanted to keep my toes in the water, I just like drawing princesses!
lonelypond wrote:lovely colors, as always
Thanks LonelyPond, it's only 4 colors, I have decided to try to work with fewer colors.
Re: End of the Line
Haha! Its so clever ans so funny!, I like it a lot!
Dang. My husband was logged in again, must check that first before posting.
this is gold! +1
This came out sweet. real solid take design. +1
Re: King Me!
solid design but I love the animated signature even more.
Re: off with his scoop!
that cone had it coming.
Re: My one weakness
We all have one. His just happens to be spiders. Spiders, and hot women.
Resubbed this, thanks to all the people for pointing out some flaws/mentioning the rules, you guys rule.
This is my first woot design, I hope you guys enjoy it, and thanks for the votes!
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Director Johnnie To aims to preserve something of the old Hong Kong in new film "Sparrow" before his native city changes forever.
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Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997)
Maquette for Small Explosion (Desk Explosion)
signed, inscribed and dated 'rf Lichtenstein '64-'65 (signed '85)' (lower edge)
painted fiberboard, perforated paper, glue, masking tape and nylon maquette
20¾ x 14 x 3 in. (52.7 x 35.5 x 7.6 cm.)
Executed in 1964-1985.
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One of the most important things to come out of Microsoft for the last couple of years tends to be played down in the press, and sniped at by technology pundits. From my viewpoint the industry's tendency to ignore this technology is simply bizarre. The thing I'm talking about is the Tablet PC. Before you pooh-pooh my assertion, stay a while.
As developers, we're constantly on the look-out for changes in the environments with which we work. So we're interested in news about the next versions of our IDEs, about the various flavors of server technology coming out of Redmond and elsewhere, about Borland's SDO, about .NET, about web services, about anything that will make our jobs easier.
But what about things which make our users' lives easier? This is where the Tablet PC fits in. At the moment, the second generation of these machines is starting to appear. They're faster, they have higher resolution screens and larger hard disks, and don't cost that much more than normal laptops. Windows XP SP2 has a whole slew of improvements for tablet users, including a kick-ass handwriting recognition subsystem. Users are starting to take notice and new applications are starting to appear that have a richer user experience if they happen to be run on a tablet.
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Do you go to meetings? Do all those people who bring in their laptops and then proceed to type away loudly annoy you? And what happens if someone draws a diagram on the white board? Unless you have a pad of paper as well as your laptop you're toast. But what about taking in a digital notepad that you write on? Well, it's much quieter and less obtrusive. People don't notice (apart from the initial Wow! factor, I suppose) as much as a normal laptop. And at the end of the meeting you already have the notes for the meeting in a form you can use (archive them, email them to Australia, print and distribute them, blog about them).
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Doesn't look like much of a golfer.
Bank Robber On Golf Course
By Kickntrue on 5/22/09
Minnesota golfers be on the looking today for a 30-40 year old man, 5'10" with medium to large build. He robbed a bank and fled towards Eagle Valley Golf Course in Woodbury. I see we have a couple people playing the course there regularly, so ... CRAP! Did we seriously have someone from oob rob a bank? Not cool.
What do you do if you see a masked man running through the course? Do you stay out of the way or try to trip him with your driver? Honestly, it's a good gimmick to run onto the course, ditch the outfit and start playing around. You expect golfers to be more white collar criminals, and nobody seems to carry more cash than golfers, so you wouldn't be suspected when you pull out a big old wad of cash.
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Eh, it looks like he's wearing blue jeans... and no collared shirt. He'll stand out on the course. Wait... is that Wacko Jacko?
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Hey man it was not me. I was with my wife all day. I am pretty sure that we did not rob a bank today!
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Lost Upon the Roundabouts(1964)
A collection of stories by A L Barker
A. L. Barker's 1964 collection of short stories casts a glint of the most revealing light on the characters within - and makes them more real than the everyday people we meet. So it is with the decaying actress Delie Rivers, 'vulgar in an eighteen carat way'; Caffery, the farmer turned businessman, who thinks his son 'about as vibrant as raw pastry'; Mrs Eagle, 'her wonderful lassitude', and 'her pale, lumpy legs like porridge'; Mrs Airey who is 'about as deep as an egg-spoon'. Barker's imagination is acutely discerning as well as descriptive: the chief accountant who has retired after forty years of office routine; the wife who is not married to a dominating man, but who would like to be; the self-contained spinster career woman: what deceptions do they practise to conceal from themselves and others the fact that somehow they have been lost upon the roundabouts?
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Continental Express Flt. 2088 (op. by ExpressJet)
Dallas Love Field-Houston Bush Intercontinental (DAL-IAH)
Scheduled Dep.-Arr. Time: 11:25AM-12:25PM
Actual Dep.-Arr. Time: 11:33AM-12:37PM
Dep. Gate: 27
Arr. Gate: B69
Flight Time: 1:04
Seat: 5A
Photo © Nicolas St-Germain
I arrived at Love Field a couple of hours before my flight was scheduled to depart to Houston. The agents had just finished dispatching the previous flight to IAH as I arrived at the queue-less ticket counter. I requested an exit row window seat and recieved 12C. Not exactly ideal, as I prefer any seat on single seat side of the aircraft before any seat, including exit row, on the double seat side. Instead, I decided that I would try my luck at the gate. I went through security with no problems, and headed up the escalator to the tiny gate area. Continental has two gates at DAL, scaled down from three (when they were still operating CLE-DAL), which is on the other side of the airport from WN's large operation. In the CO part of the terminal the only concession airside is a small cafe.
I read a book and watched the meager DAL traffic from the window for the next hour and a half. The ERJ arrived from IAH 30 minutes before our flight was to leave. With still no sign of a gate agent to try to change my seat assignment. Instead, I exited through security and went out to the front counter. I asked the guy behind the desk if there was any exit row seats availible on the one seat side of the aircraft, preferably 1A (the best seat on CO's ERJs), when the woman who was working at the next position said quite emphatically that 1A was not availible. I told the agent that any seat on the single seat side of aircraft would be okay, and he handed me a boarding pass for 5A.
We boarded the aircraft on time and I was quite annoyed to see that 1A had not been occupied. Clearly, it had not been assigned to anyone, and it was apparent that the ticket agent was planning on assigning it to a deadheading crew member (which seem to be a fixture on DAL-IAH flights) instead of a paying passenger. The only advantage I suppose to not recieving 1A is that I did not have to gate check my bag, which might have caused me to miss my connecting flight.
My experiences with Continental Express flight attendants have either been feast or famine....damn good or damn awful. This woman was definitely the latter, and one of the worst F/As I have ever flown with. During the entire flight she was wearing a big black puffy Fubu jacket over her uniform...no joke. I doubt that it would be very fire resistant. It would've been okay if she was just wearing it during boarding because DAL was a bit nippy that day....but the entire flight. C'mon! This woman...errr...girl (I really think at age 20, I was older than her) also had an indecipherable Spanish accent which made the safety briefing nearly impossible to understand. That and the fact that the PA system kept fading in and out. We took off and made the quick easterly turn to avoid the city, about a minute later, I looked out the window and I could see SMU and the block that my parents house is on in Dallas. Unfortunately, due to the trees, I could only see my specific street and not the houses on the block.
Once airborne, Christina came through the cabin to offer us drinks and peanuts. As she came to my seat, this was her question, "Drink?" "Peanuts?" I recieved the whole can of Coke and two packets of peanuts. The ERJ is reasonably comfortable as long as you are seated on the single seat side of the aircraft. All of the seats are either light blue, dark blue, or gray leather. They are quite narrow, but despite that, I think that they are some of the best for a commuter airline.
The actual flying time to IAH was only around 45 minutes, but unfortunately, since we landed on the opposite end of IAH, we had to taxi by way of China to get to our gate.
Connecting to:
Continental Flt. 50
Houston Bush Intercontinental-Newark Liberty (IAH-EWR)
Scheduled Dep.-Arr. Time: 1:15PM-5:45PM
Actual Dep.-Arr. Time: 1:17PM-5:23PM
Departure Gate: D4
Arrival Gate: 136
Flight Time: 3:06
Seat: 41A
Photo © Royal S King
I had only a forty minutes to make my connection at IAH, but something was holding me back...the fact I did not eat breakfast that morning. After jumping on the TerminalLink to the mainline concourse, I headed over to the food court in Terminal C. From previous experiences, I knew that the fast food at IAH is weak at best, but I was in a rush, so I had to find the counter with the smallest line. I ended up grabbing a cheese pizza at Pizza Inn and wolfed it down at a table in about five minutes before resuming my trek to Terminal D.
Luckily, I made it to the gate just as the gate agents were announcing the final boarding call. Although the 777 looked nearly fully booked when I checked the numbers the previous night, it was only 70% filled by the time I stepped aboard. We pushed back on time for what would become a fairly annoying flight.
After takeoff we were served a rather delicious, albeit small, warm pastrami and cheese melt with Ruffles and an apple. It was a nice break from the usual meatloaf or breaded chicken sandwich that is usually served. Following our snack, I fiddled with the PTV only to see that like every other US airline and like my previous CO flights, the only movies showing are of the B-rate action and romantic comedy variety. I decided that a nap was definitely in order, and just tuned my PTV to the airshow. While were still at the gate I didn't realize that the man sitting next to me was mentally disabled, I just thought he had a strange look to him. Unfortunately, he didn't quite seem to grasp the concept of personal space as his legs were stretched out in my way and one of them was under my seat for nearly the entire flight. His caregiver in 41C obviously didn't notice or didn't care. I decided not to raise an issue of it, and I just stared out the window and read a book most of the trip.
Upon further review, despite my misgivings about previous CO 777 flights in economy, it actually isn't too bad (despite the poor PTV offerings). The seats are fairly comfortable and supportive although a bit narrow. Again, I do wish that they had personal A/C vents as it can become a bit stuffy.
Following a smooth touchdown at EWR, the captain informed us that we were instructed to hold at the hard stand until our gate became available. If you are in the rear of the cabin, as I was, it takes about a day and a half to disembark from the aircraft. As a matter of fact, by the time I got off the plane and got to baggage claim, my luggage was already on the carousel. Either it took a long time to disembark the aircraft or the Continental ground staff at EWR was working extra hard…and I know from past trips to EWR that the latter definitely was not true.
Continental Flt. 807
Newark Liberty-Washington Reagan National (EWR-DCA)
Scheduled Dep.-Arr. Time: 3:45PM-4:49PM
Actual Dep.-Arr. Time: 4:11PM-5:03PM
Departure Gate: 82
Arrival Gate: 11
Flight Time: 0:52
Seat: 14F (moved to 17E)
Photo © Tim Samples
I took the AirTrain from Penn Station and arrived at EWR a couple hours before my scheduled departure. I arrived at the check-in counters, which are all now kiosks, just in time to see a man and a Continental agent in an animated argument over the fact that he was not allowed to check in since he arrived 10 minutes before his scheduled departure. The police were called over to escort the man out of the airport. He was absolutely irate when he was informed that because of this disturbance he might not be to fly out for the rest of the day. Despite the fact that all the check-in counters are now operated by kiosks, it was still a good 15 minute wait before I could check in. I'm not a big kiosk fan because of the cheap reciept-style paper that the boarding passes are printed on. However, unlike some other airlines, CO at least allows you to select exit row seating at the kiosk--which I did for my DCA-IAH and IAH-DAL (allowing me to garner my precious 1A seat) legs.
After checking my luggage, I headed to the security checkpoint where the idiots at the TSA were in their true moronic form. As I placed my backpack on the belt. The woman told me to place my shoes on the belt. I explained to her that I knew as a fact that my shoes did not contain any metal and therefore it was not necessary (it is not a requirement anywhere that you must put your shoes through the X-ray machine). I said, "No. They do not contain anything metal. I guarantee you." She said, "You must do this. It is a requirement. We can do this the easy way or the hard way." I was rather angry at this point, but not to the point where I wanted to risk missing the flight. I took off my shoes and slammed them in the plastic container.
I continued down to the gate, and marveled again at the job that Newark had done renovating the terminal. Its still not world class, but at least they didn't half-ass it. When I arrived at C82, I asked the gate agent to reprint my boarding passes (my copier tends to tear the receipt-style paper). Which she gladly obliged after I told her about my copier. Before the flight boarded, I walked down to the end of the terminal and took a few pictures of some aircraft taxiing. I checked the flight information board only to notice that the next two Express flights to IAD were cancelled, I didn't really give it much thought.
Once on board, the man sitting next to me asked if I would mind trading seats with his wife who was in 17E. A middle seat. I didn't really care, I thought that I would probably be able to get a window or aisle seat because the flight was not full at all when I was looking at the seat map at the kiosk. I stood in the rear galley for several minutes and explained to the flight attendant that I was just going to wait until everyone was seated in order to avoid the middle seat. She then explained that the flight would be full because of the IAD cancellations, so I might as well go sit down. The middle seat wasn't too bad, as I was seated between two rather attractive blondes. Before the flight several announcements were made as to the fact that we were flying to DCA and that no one could get up for the last 30 minutes of the flight. The captain then came on the PA and announced that if anyone needed to use the toilet that they should do it before push back because the seat belt sign would be on during the entire flight. In front of me was a Chinese man who clearly did not understand English. He didn't buckle his seat belt until the flight was on its takeoff roll and only re-buckled his seatbelt when the flight was on final approach (rather dangerous…read on). I was worried that he would get us diverted with military escorts.
Once we took off, the flight attendants came through the cabin to offer people their choice of drinks, but no snack was offered. As we began our descent into DCA, the captain again came on the PA to announce that there were 25mph winds with 35mph gusts at the airport, therefore we should expect a rocky landing. Rocky didn't even begin to describe the approach. As we flew over D.C. on our downwind leg (with a beautiful view of the National Mall, the Washington monument and the Capitol) we were rocked by strong wind gusts. The girl in the window seat was giving the armrest a death grip and had a deathly look on her face. As we made our turn onto final we had several abrupt drops in altitude and the captain slammed the aircraft on the runway as we bounced three times before staying on the ground for good.
We taxied to the gate and I looked at my watch, 5:03PM… It looked like my connecting flight might be a pretty tight connection.
Connecting to:
Continental Flt. 1259
Washington Reagan National-Houston Bush Intercontinental (DCA-IAH)
Scheduled Dep.-Arr.: 5:20PM-7:34PM
Actual Dep.-Arr.: 5:31PM-7:36PM
Departure Gate: 14
Arrival Gate: C24
Flight Time: 3:05
Seat: 14A
Photo © Tony Zeljeznjak
After I disembarked flight 807, I sprinted down a couple gates to gate 14 to make my connecting flight. As it turns out, there were quite a few IAH connecting passengers onboard the EWR-DCA flight. It turns out I could've taken my time, and at least used the restroom before boarding, but I did not want to chance it. I settled into 14A, which does not have a seat in front of it, so I had plenty of legroom. Very comfortable! The same guy who asked me to trade seats with his wife was sitting next to me, again. Luckily, he said he wasn't going to ask me to move. Good, because I probably would've said no. I don't care if I'm stuck in a middle seat for an hour flight, but 3 hours on a 737...I'd prefer an exit row, or at least some form of monetary compensation. We took off to the north and there was very little turbulence because the captain had the throttle around 100% until we were at 10,000 feet. Again, the same DCA rule was in effect, and no one was allowed out of their seat until 30 minutes after takeoff.
The flight attendants came through the cabin to offer us "dinner"--which turned out to be a cold turkey or ham sandwich, with potato chips, and a small nugget of chocolate. I removed the damp lettuce from the sandwich and it was quite bearable, perhaps because I did not eat lunch. Following the meal and beverage service, the flight attendants came through the cabin for headset purchases. Tonight's movie was X2--no thanks. Instead, I focused on studying for my MIS final and flipped through the Continental in-flight magazine. About an hour and a half before landing, I fell asleep, only to be awakened by the flap movements on our descent to IAH.
Connecting to:
Houston Bush Intercontinental-Dallas Love Field (IAH-DAL)
Scheduled Dep.-Arr.: 9:10PM-10:01PM
Actual Dep.-Arr.: 9:31PM-10:19PM
Departure Gate: B72A
Arrival Gate: 27
Flight Time: 0:48
Seat: 1A
Photo © Jorge Rocafort
With an hour and a half to kill at IAH, I decided to get some real dinner. Harlon's BBQ in terminal B. Following dinner, I walked down to my gate. The gate areas in Terminal B are pretty disappointing, as there are not enough seats for the 12 gates that they cram in the small pier and there are only a few windows. Therefore, I found myself standing up and reading a newspaper until boarding was announced.
Before I boarded, I gate checked my backpack because of there is no overhead space near 1A. I took my seat on the full ERJ and watched the galley to the right of me as a food service guy hurriedly replenished the galley, slamming the cabinets open and closed. Unfortunately, he didn't close one of them all of the way. As we were taxiing out, I was thrilled to look back and see the winglets on the ERJ. My first trip on an XR! (the cabin is the exact same style as the normal ERJ)
With very little traffic, we were on the runway promptly and powered up for takeoff. It was one of the smoothest takeoffs I could ever remember. Then I looked to my right, saw a cabinet open and a gallon jug of water came crashing out of an upper cabinet and burst on the floor, splashing everything in the galley. Apparently, the flight attendant did not think much of it when she returned to the galley from her jumpseat. The water had traveled to the rear of the cart storage as the nose was up. She began serving people drinks and handing out packets of peanuts. Once the ERJ leveled off at 28,000 feet, however, the water began to creep back into the rubber-floored galley and aisle while she was still in the back of the aircraft. When she returned, she wiped up the giant puddles of water that were in the galley.
It was a relatively clear night as we flew over downtown Dallas on our approach to Love Field. Again, I saw my block, but it was nighttime and I certainly was not going to be able to spot my parent's house. Once on the ground at DAL, I collected my backpack and walked down to the baggage claim where I saw the same man from my earlier flights. He thanked me again for surrendering my seat to his wife on the flight to EWR. I collected my luggage, which I was concerned didn't make it on the flight to IAH, and headed for the exits to drive back to school.
This trip overall was pretty good, Continental didn't really disappoint me, although the first flight wasn't good by any stretch of the imagination.


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Shiva Ahmadi (Iranian, b. 1975)
Oil Barrel #12
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