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With THE HANGOVER PART II breaking box-office records in theaters, now's a good time to look back at one of star Bradley Cooper's earliest big-screen credits: the horror film MY LITTLE EYE. Far from an embarrassing skeleton in the closet, Cooper's turn in EYE (made shortly after the actor began his regular role on TV's ALIAS) is a memorable part of a seriously underrated movie; read on for Michael Gingold's original review.
Produced by the WT2 genre arm of the prolific Working Title company and originally set to open Stateside from Universal via its Universal Focus division, the British chiller MY LITTLE EYE was effectively orphaned by the shutdown of that arm and sneaked into very limited release before being tossed onto DVD. How odd and unfortunate for MY LITTLE EYE to be neglected this way, because the high concept would seem to make it an easy sell to the youth and horror crowds at the time: It's TV's BIG BROTHER gone horrific.
Yet it's not nearly as commercially opportunistic—or simplistic—as that logline makes it sound. Rather, it's one of the most uncompromising, get-under-your-skin creepy movies in ages, one which spins its basic premise into such disturbing directions that it almost seems to be accepting a dare from the audience: You think things can't get any worse? Check this out! It's the kind of film where once it's over, you start trying to find the plausibility holes—not to pick it apart, but to convince yourself that such horrible events couldn't really happen.
That's a tribute to the reality that director Marc Evans brings to the potentially gimmicky setup. Although the film's events are presented entirely through the many video cameras placed around the isolated-house location, Evans uses this approach to heighten the intimacy, rather than the artificiality, of the situation. The cameras are there to capture every action of five young people taking part in a six-month live webcam stunt: If they can make it through the half year without one of them leaving the house, they get a million-dollar prize. As the story proper begins, the group has a week to go, and it seems that the sponsors of the webcast are trying to inspire them to give up or turn against each other. A package that's supposed to contain food is full of bricks instead; another holds champagne and a loaded gun; and one of the youths receives word that his grandmother has died. But can the news be trusted?
More really should not be said about what happens next, because it is the uncertainty of the motives of both the characters and the people overseeing them that fuels MY LITTLE EYE's suspense. Writers David Hilton and James Watkins etch a vivid quintet of characters and come up with a continuous series of surprising reversals and frightening revelations, while Evans takes what could have been a visual liability (restricted only to what the cameras can see) and turns it to voyeuristic advantage. The movie is scary sometimes because the audience is reduced to helpless observers; sometimes because of the way certain people play to the cameras; and sometimes because of the sense that we're taking the point of view of overseers who are uncaring, manipulative—or worse.
Casting unknowns might have wound up a disadvantage in terms of getting the film wider Stateside exposure (though it had a fairly successful theatrical run in Britain), but it's crucial to MY LITTLE EYE's effectiveness. We don't know what to expect from any of the characters at the beginning, and the unfamiliarity of the faces only heightens this unpredictability. That said, die-hard horror fans will appreciate seeing GINGER SNAPS' pot dealer Kris Lemche again, and enjoy watching Laura Regan fulfill the vulnerable promise she demonstrated in THEY. The most recognizable presence, though, is probably ALIAS' Bradley Cooper, whose nice-guy persona on that show makes his actions here that much more unexpected.
While MY LITTLE EYE's origins are British, the wintry, remote location and North American cast erase any sense of national identity—and that's as it should be. The only specificity it needs is that of its situation; by the half-hour mark, we feel as trapped in that house as its protagonists are. What it shares with another new British horror film, the equally effective 28 DAYS LATER, is a sense of bleakness—that horror is not a malevolent other invading normality, but being one of a few individuals trapped in a threatening environment. In that context, MY LITTLE EYE is one of those rare films that takes you beyond wondering whether any of the characters will get out alive to a point where you question whether you'll come away with your nerves intact.
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A longtime friend of McG's, Taylor Roark, checks into McG's Backroom. In a technology-first, Taylor will help co-host McG's Backroom live from London, England, while McG broadcasts from the Backroom in Wilmington, DE.
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In dynamic and turbulent business environment, the need for success and survival of any organization is the ability of adapting to changes efficiently and cost-effectively. So, for developing software applications, one of the methods is Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) methodology and other is Agile Methodology. Since embracing changes is the indispensable concept of SOA development as well as Agile Development, using an appropriate SOA methodology able to adapt changes even during system development with the preservation of software quality is necessary. In this paper, a new approach consisted of five steps is presented to add agility to SOA methodologies.
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January 18–August 4, 2013Kalmanovitz Hall Sculpture Terrace
Mark Baugh-Sasaki, a San Francisco native, unites elements of industrial and natural landscapes in his sculptures in order to investigate the relationships, adaptations, transformation and conflicts that arise in this hybrid environment. Combining steel, fallen tree limbs and greywacke and blueschist boulders, his sculptures range from organic arches and pods to multi-spiked "stars" reminiscent of Medieval weaponry. For "Strange Attractors," Mark built on site to create a series of caged boulders that conform to the space around them, making it look as if they were emerging from or traversing the space. In the pieces, steel prosthetics support wood cores, steel rods grow seductively around tree trunks and steel corsets encase large stones. Baugh-Sasaki's works put equal value on both industrial and natural materials, suggesting a symbiotic relationship between the two. Think Andrew Goldsworthy meets Victor Frankenstein, and you have Mark Baugh-Sasaki's "Strange Attractors." Jasmine Moorhead, director of Krowswork Art Gallery, states that Baugh-Sasaki's works "help the viewer navigate and find peace with the juxtaposition of the natural and the man-made that is the reality of our environment today....[it] demonstrates a nuanced and integrated relationship to the constructed landscapes of our time."
In addition to these new works, the University will present Baugh-Sasaki's large-scale Hayes Valley commission, "Adaptations," under the trees in front of Gleeson Library | Geschke Center.Mark Baugh-Sasaki attended Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, where he studied photography and sculpture. He has exhibited his work at numerous locations throughout the U.S. and abroad, including the Islip Art Museum, New York; Geumgang International Art Center, Chungcheongnam-do, Korea; Headlands Center for the Arts, Sausalito; and Intersection for the Arts, San Francisco. He was recently awarded an Honorary James Irvine Foundation Fellowship for his work at the Djerassi Resident Artist Program in Woodside, CA. His public art sculpture Adaptations was commissioned and installed at Patricia's Green in Hayes Valley, San Francisco, from July 2009 through January 2010. His most recent solo exhibition, "The Civilized Wild," was presented by Krowswork in Oakland.
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From 2000-2003, the Thacher Gallery sponsored an annual outdoor exhibition and now continues this tradition with biannual exhibitions on the Kalmanovitz Hall rooftop sculpture terrace. It opened in the Fall of 2008 with "The Puma at the End of Fulton Street: San Francisco Sculptor Arthur Putnam" featuring five figurative bronzes from the de Young Museum's collection.
When visiting the sculpture terrace, be sure to view the two historic portals located in Kalmanovitz Hall. The Romanesque Portal located in the Lou and Suzanne Giraulo Atrium dates to around 1175-1200. It came from Northern Italy, and shows Adam and Eve at the Tree of Knowledge. A gift of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, the portal was raised through a generous gift of Diane Wilsey in honor of her late husband Alfred Wilsey.
The Santa Maria de Ovila Portal (ca. 1575) in the outdoor amphitheater between Kalmanovitz and Cowell Halls comes from a monastery approximately 90 miles northwest of Madrid, Spain. It features fine renaissance carvings of Saint Catherine and Saint Mary Magdalene, and God the Father. Brought to the United States by William Randolph Hearst, it stood for many years in the former de Young Museum building in Golden Gate Park, and was given to USF by the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. It serves as the backdrop of the Ovila Amphitheater, a vibrant new performance space at the center of the USF campus.
The Rooftop Sculpture Terrace is located on the campus of the University of San Francisco on the third floor of Kalmanovitz Hall. The USF campus can be easily entered at Fulton and Cole, Parker and McAllister, and Golden Gate and Temescal. Directions to USF.
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The only city in the world built on two continents, Europe and Asia, Istanbul stands on the shores of Bosphorus and guards the precious relics of the world-dominating empires of the Romans, Byzantines and Ottomans. The city is a fascinating link between the east and west, the past and the present.
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An interaction programme was organised in Kathmandu, Nepal relating to Global Week of Actions today (21 Nov 2012). The programme was participated by diverse groups of Nepalese CS and government representatives including the Minister of Environment (UNFCCC Focal point), human rights activists, journalists and trade union leaders. The main points raised/discussed during the interaction are as follows:
Human Rights Alliance has released a research report on Status of domestication of international treaties in Nepal.The main objective of this study is to examine critically what progress Nepal has done in the major human rights conventions and how they are being domesticated. This study has tried to highlight what is the status of Human Rights Commitment of Nepal before and after 1990.
Human Rights Alliance has released a research report on Status of domestication of international treaties in Nepal.The main objective of this study is to examine critically what progress Nepal has done in the major human rights conventions and how they are being domesticated. This study has tried to highlight what is the status of Human Rights Commitment of Nepal before and after 1990.
JUL 19 - The present situation of the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) is alarming and inhumane as the majority of the LDCs peoples are still deprived of even the bare necessities of life such as adequate food, healthcare, water and sanitation, housing, decent work, energy and education. The international political economy presents a pessimistic image of the current world order. The richest 10 percent of people on this planet hold 57 percent of global income, while the poorest 20 percent has less than 1 percent; this one percent also includes the share of the LDCs. LDC livelihoods, which are already inadequate, are further threatened by the expansion of corporate control over agriculture, forests and fisheries. Productive employment and decent wages are not available for a huge percentage of the LDC labor force, and 40 percent of youth— who comprise 60 percent of the LDC population—are unemployed. These economic burdens are further exacerbated by war, conflict, political instability, violence and women's oppression, which is prevalent in the LDCs. This is the result of a deeply flawed system of injustice, inequity, exclusion and marginalisation that deprives LDC peoples of the universal right to development, peace and freedom. It is all too clear that peace and political stability are prerequisites for sustainable development in LDCs, as development makes no sense for hot spots like Afghanistan, Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where people live in constant fear for their lives every ticking second.
Human Rights Alliance celebrated its 13th Anniversary on July 13, 2012 in Kathmandu. Prominent human rights activist and former member of NHRC Sushil Pyakurel inaugurated the celebration by lighting 13 candles.
Representatives of founder member organizations of HR Alliance, prominent human rights activists, civil society leaders, representatives of development partners, Central Committee Members of HR Alliance, among others, were present during the occasion.
Chairperson of HR Alliance Ganesh B.K. welcomed the participants during the program. He pointed out that HR Alliance was established 13 years ago to ensure social justice and uphold the human rights of the people. He added that HR Alliance was established by 7 organizations that work in the field of human rights and social justice.
Since its formation, the alliance has conducted three National Conventions. After its second General Assembly, HR Alliance set up member organizations in 75 districts. Presently, it has more than 1500 member organizations.
After its third General Assembly, Human Rights Alliance launched the campaign "One Village Development Committee (VDC), One Human Rights Defender", whose goal was to institute one Human Rights Defender (HRD) in each of the VDCs and one HRD in each ward at the municipal level. Ganesh B.K further explained that HR Alliance has been establishing a network with various federations to ensure human rights and social justice.
Meanwhile, human rights activist Sushil Pyakurel extended his best wishes to friends and well wishers of HR Alliance. He stressed that the new generation must listen to experienced elder people and should analyze their guidelines and direction in order to move ahead. He recalled the human rights movement which started during the Panchayati regime. He said there could not be justice unless everyone internalizes their rights and upholds democracy and good governance. He noted that after the democratic movement of 2046, Nepal started to sign various treaties and conventions including civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights.
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Just got my first home PC. Time to play without my manager monitoring me.Hello everyone. I wanted to say whats up. This is my 1st comment in my entire life. I usually visit this website and I finally signed up. I think I can contribute to the community. Anyways, I`m single and I`ve been blessed with three children.
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Well, congratz on your first post.
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Good evening lads and lasses. While it's not really my place to point this out, if you look at the top of this part of the forum you'll see a special thread just for introducing yourselves.
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February 21, 2013 · Updated 4:05 PM
A recounting of the Bainbridge High School "Inferno of 1976" highlighted the well-attended annual meeting of the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum held on Feb. 10 at the American Legion Hall.
Former BHS Principal George Bussell told the audience about being awakened at 2 a.m. May 26, 1976 with the news that the three-story 1928 high school building was totally engulfed. Firefighters Chuck Callaham and Gary Nolta showed photos of the scene and explained the challenges the fire department had in controlling the blaze.
Teachers Ralph Cheadle, Everett Thompson, Bob McAllister and Paul Torno shared their stories of the fire, including the rescue of the upcoming graduation caps and gowns and students' transcripts.
Cheryl Selvar, a 1976 graduate, told of successfully pleading with firefighters to find the annuals that had just arrived and were stored in boxes in the flooded basement.
The presentation was hosted by Bud Lundgren, BHS Class of '47 and the "Voice of the Spartans" for more than 20 years.
All the participants praised firefighters, students, faculty and community members who pitched in to quickly resume classes and ensure the graduation ceremony for the Class of 1976.
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Fairmont Mayakoba is located on the beach in Playa del Carmen, close to El Camaleon Golf Club, Tres Rios Ecopark, and Gran Coral Golf. Other points of interest are Playa del Carmen Main Beach and Guadalupe Church.
Features & Amenities
Dining options at Fairmont Mayakoba include 4 restaurants. A swim-up bar is open for drinks. Room service is available 24 hours a day. Recreational amenities include a children's pool, a health club, a sauna, a steam room, and a children's club. The property's full-service health spa has body treatments, massage/treatment rooms, facials, and beauty services. This 5-star property has a business center and offers small meeting rooms, secretarial services, and a technology helpdesk. This Playa del Carmen property has 3716.1 square meters of event space consisting of a conference center, banquet facilities, conference/meeting rooms, and a ballroom. Wedding services, limo/town car service, tour/ticket assistance, and tour assistance are available. Additional property amenities include multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, and a grocery/convenience store. The property has designated areas for smoking.
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- Ballroom(s)
- Covered parking (surcharge)
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Elevator/lift
- Massage - spa treatment room(s)
- Wedding services
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Computer rental
- Event catering
- Luggage storage
- Piano
- Beach sun loungers
- Valet parking
- Express check-in
- Hair salon
- Room service (24 hours)
- Sauna
- Air-conditioned public areas
- On private beach
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 18
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 40000
- Currency exchange
- Number of restaurants - 4
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Clubhouse
- Babysitting or childcare
- Beach towels
- Swim-up bar
- Health club
- Beach umbrellas
- Business center
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 3716.1
- Children's club
- Shopping on site
- Beauty services
- Grocery/convenience store
- Technology helpdesk
- Porter/bellhop
- Concierge desk
- Full-service health spa
- Garden
- Banquet facilities
- Conference center
- Express check-out
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Steam room
- Pool sun loungers
- Medical assistance available
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Private beach - direct access
- Secretarial services
- Patio
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Number of outdoor pools - 4
- Spa services on site
- Audiovisual equipment
- Doorman/doorwoman
- Technology support staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Computer station
- Designated smoking areas
- Swimming pool - children's
- ATM/banking
- Number of floors - 3
- Tour assistance
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Total number of rooms - 401
- Suitable for children
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Business services
- Multiple large conference rooms
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401 air-conditioned guestrooms at Fairmont Mayakoba feature CD players and coffee/tea makers. Furnished balconies or patios offer golf course, beach, or ocean views. Beds come with premium bedding. Bathrooms feature separate bathtubs and showers with deep soaking bathtubs and rainfall showerheads. They also offer double sinks, makeup/shaving mirrors, and designer toiletries. Wired high-speed and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. In addition to desks and complimentary newspapers, guestrooms offer cordless phones with voice mail. LCD televisions have premium satellite channels and pay movies. Rooms also include complimentary bottled water, safes, and ceiling fans. Guests may request hypo-allergenic bedding, extra towels/bedding, and wake-up calls. A nightly turndown service is offered and housekeeping is available daily.
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- Private bathroom
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Beach view
- Hair dryer
- Connecting / adjoining rooms available
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Climate control
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Voice mail
- Lake view
- Phone
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- Ocean view
- Designer toiletries
- CD player
- Water view
- In-room safe
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- Premium bedding
- Golf course view
- Refrigerator
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- Pay movies
- Complimentary bottled water
- Partial ocean view
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- Complimentary toiletries
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Double sink
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- Reservations are required for golf tee times, massage services, and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the resort prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Connecting/adjoining rooms may be available, subject to availability. Guests can request connecting/adjoining rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
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- Check-out time is noon
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"Support the priests, inspire new and holy vocations, help all those who give their lives to the cause of Christ and spread of his Kingdom." (Pope John Paul II)
Father's day is traditionally a day when we pray in thanksgiving for our fathers. Again this year Bishop Ingham wishes to use this day as an appropriate one on which to acknowledge those who through the priesthood are called "Father". Today there will be a special collection to support the clergy of our Diocese.
The collection is a practical way in which we can acknowledge the tireless efforts of our priests on our behalf, support our sick and retired clergy, and assist the work of promoting priestly vocations. Special envelopes are provided for this collection and a credit card facility is available for your convenience.
Your generosity is greatly appreciated. Please note that donations are not tax-deductible.
Contributions to this Fathers Day Collection will assist in many ways, including:
- The work of the Diocesan Office for Vocations Ministry
- The promotion of vocations, especially to the priesthood in our diocese
- Care and support of our seminarians (academic fees, living expenses)
- Support of those clergy engaged in diocesan works or those supported directly by the diocese due to ill health, disability or age
- Support of retired clergy, including their housing and healthcare needs
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- John Cochrane asks the most important question in any debate over government stimulus projects: Where did the money come from?
- Richard Epstein looks at how we're handling our current economic crisis and our oncoming debt crisis.
- Thomas Sowell on the minimum wage and black unemployment.
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Toyota recaptures corporate loyalty leadership; Ford is top brand
Toyota Motor Corp. has recaptured the top spot among automakers in U.S. customer loyalty for the first time since the third quarter of 2009, according to a study released Thursday by Experian Automotive.
Toyota had the highest corporate loyalty rate, at 47.3 percent, during the second quarter, edging General Motors, 46.2 percent; Ford Motor Co.; 46 percent; and Hyundai-Kia Motor Group, 45.3 percent. Honda Motor Co. Inc. was No. 5 with a loyalty rate of 43.1 percent, Experian Automotive said.
The loyalty results measure what percentage of owners an automaker retains when a vehicle is traded in or comes off lease. The results are based on registration data and cover all of an automaker's brands, Experian said.
The Ford brand was the No. 1 individual brand, with a loyalty rate of 44.7 percent during the second quarter. Ford was followed by the Toyota brand at 44.6 percent, Experian Automotive said.
Toyota's comeback is largely a function of its recovery from the March 2011 earthquake, said Jeffrey Anderson, director of consulting and analytics for Experian Automotive.
The disaster disrupted vehicle supplies across the U.S. industry, especially for Toyota and Honda.
"Toyota has done an outstanding job of regaining customer trust and getting repeat customers into showrooms," Anderson said in a statement. "To restore normal operations and regain customer trust in such a short time following the earthquake and tsunami is a truly remarkable comeback."
The second-quarter loyalty data comes as Toyota begins a recall of about 2.5 million vehicles in the United States related to driver's side power window switches that could pose a fire hazard.
Toyota's brand image was dinged even before last year's tsunami restricted supplies. In early 2010, Toyota recalled close to 5 million Toyota and Lexus vehicles in the United States to replace floor mats, which were seen as a potential threat to catch the gas pedal.
Toyota said the latest loyalty survey demonstrates the company's model lineup, dealers and service continue to meet the needs of most customers.
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This week's Hexup will be a little short and very video heavy, but at least it's here! Today we look at some cool space stuff including a look at exoplanets and what some are calling the first music video filmed in space. We'll also take a look at some of the latest cyborg tech and computer tech. Also the Opportunity rover begins to make the most of it's mileage and we risk getting arrested as we look at illegal numbers. Enjoy!
On Being The Pwnage I Want To See In The World
by Dan • May 17, 2013 • 0 Comments
The other day I found myself spending some much overdue time with my mother and as usual we wound up sitting around drinking tea and talking about all kinds of unrelated stuff. One of the things we talked a lot about was Headshots From the Heart. My mother had a lot of questions and while many of them centered around the kind of technology we used to take donations and set up the event mostly she wanted to know about why I was doing it. This, among other things has gotten me thinking about why I am doing Headshots. A little while ago I did a post about what I think about charity in general so this time I thought I might talk specifically about the charity event that I am most involved in.
The Art of Asking
by Jim • May 15, 2013 • 0 Comments
We shared Amanda Palmer's TED talk "The Art of Asking" in our roundup a while back, but it's remained something I wanted to expand on. In it, she talks about how much of her success and her ability to do what she loves is due to asking for thing. Places to sleep, pianos to practice on, food for her band, you name it. She tries to really connect with people and it's through these connections that she feels comfortable asking. And they respond. Not everyone, but enough. As someone who's done a lot of asking, this video hit pretty hard with me.
Piracy Re-imagined, Solar Planes, and Plant Communication
by Dan • May 11, 2013 • 0 Comments
Last week we got swamped with some Headshots From The Heart related business and didn't get our Hexup out. We're back this week with our usual strange assortment of cool ideas and interesting news stories.
On Painting
by Dan • May 10, 2013 • 0 Comments
A few weeks ago I wrote a post about quitting my job and going back to school. One of the things I am going back to school to finish is a Fine Arts degree, specifically, a Fine Arts degree in painting. Now before you even ask, no, I don't have the slightest idea what I am going to do with that and, yes I am fully aware that painting is by and large a terrible way to make money. Even if you're good at it. It's a good thing making camel-loads of money isn't on my to do list because at best I am probably a middling painter and I should add to that I am also horribly out of practice. One of the goals I wish to accomplish before classes start in September is to do some painting and get used to working with the materials again, but I seem to be having a damnable time getting started.
On Charity
by Dan • May 3, 2013 • 0 Comments
As you may or may not of heard, the month of May technically doesn't exist here at Concept Crucible and while we're still getting posts written and putting them up, neither of us are entirely sure how it all is happening. The reason for this is that Headshots From The Heart is eating up most of our time and keeping us insanely busy. The event has us thinking a lot about charity and what it means to us as well as how it impacts others in our communities. So today that's what I'm going to talk about. What does charity mean to me? How does Charity impact my life and my community?
Headshots: Start to Finish
by Jim • May 1, 2013 • 0 Comments
May is charity month, and I can't talk about charity without talking about Headshots from the Heart, naturally. It's coming up in just a few weeks, and it's going to be amazing. LAN party, webcast, auctions, all for children's hospitals. But this isn't an impassioned plea for you to help children (for my impassioned plea, go here). It's a look at the idea, and the process.
Movies, Fears, and Germs with Gas
by Jim • April 27, 2013 • 0 Comments
Today's Hexup has some gorgeous art, some killer stories, and no space news, not because there is none, but because this stuff is really cool. It's going to be a brave new world for us today. Hold me. At least the weather here is sunny.
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On The Commercialization Of Space
by Dan • April 26, 2013 • 2 Comments
So I've noticed that I often start these things with a little anecdote which I then try to connect to whatever topic I intend to talk about. I then wander hopelessly off course and wind with bare coherence by about the end. I'm not sure entirely how I feel about this or why I like to start this way. Maybe I like to feel connected to my topics, or maybe like a lot of folks these days I'm just hopelessly self absorbed and can't quite get away from myself. Well, whatever, here goes.
When I was a kid I used to draw constantly and almost all of my drawings could be separated into three kinds: airplanes, rocket ships, and weird underground complexes on other planets. In grade six I even remember doing a project where I taught my entire class how to draw a rocket ship from start to finish. The ships I used to draw were these vaguely Saturn V like things because when I was a kid that is what a rocket ship looked like, at least here in North America. That or the space shuttle. The Space Shuttle was alright but I always had my heart set on the Saturn V. It took people to the moon! Now I know the shape of the Saturn V must have the Freudians smirking right now, phallic something or other, but its aerodynamics okay? Besides I'm pretty sure Freud isn't cool right now anyway.
Words of Power
I Brought My Teachers
by Jim • April 24, 2013 • 0 Comments
Words of Power
This one's almost Pulp Philosophy, but it's more feelings than philosophy. We all have teachers, the people who instill in us specific lessons about life, the universe, and everything. They might be writers we follow, friends and family, or actual instructors in a classroom setting. In the same way, we're all teachers. We want to be, setting examples and hoping to make an impact on people's lives. We want to be the kind of person whose lessons people will carry around with them. And we do carry those lessons around. We cart them from place to place, both good and bad, sometimes using them and sometimes not. But they're always sort of there. Maybe it's the student in me, but I've had a lot of teachers. Some of them knew it, some of them didn't. So has the Black Canary.


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Familiar face in courtroom; Veteran bailiff returns to Lorain County Domestic Relations Court
ELYRIA — Alan Wack will return to Lorain County Domestic Relations Court as Judge Lisa Swenski's bailiff after newly appointed bailiff Doug Shawver resigned for personal reasons.
Shawver started last Thursday and gave Swenski his resignation letter Monday and planned to work another week, Swenski said. On Tuesday, Shawver decided not to return.
Swenski said she could not go into too much detail about Shawver leaving, because they had a private conversation before he resigned.
"He's a good person and he's got a good work ethic, but he was not fit for the job," she said.
Shawver had worked on Swenski's campaign when she defeated former judge David Berta in the March primary last year.
Wack, who was Berta's bailiff for two or three years, has 10 months until retirement to get in 30 years. Swenski said that she had hoped when she didn't keep Wack that he would find a job. Once Shawver left, she thought it would be a good opportunity for Wack to continue working until he retires. Swenski said Wack was a process server with the Lorain County Common Pleas Court when she was a private lawyer and said they both have maintained a civil relationship.
Prior to working with Berta, Wack was a bailiff for Judge John Musson in Elyria Municipal Court. She said that when she broke the news to him, he was ecstatic.
"He thought I was joking," Swenski laughed. "I told him, 'Good news, I'd like to bring you back."
Swenski said Wack will bring experience and stability to the staff while he is there.
Duane Anderson, will be taking Wack's place when he retires in October. Anderson is a call center manager and an air force veteran. His wife is the clerk of Oberlin City Council. Swenski said she met him during an adult EMT class at the Lorain County Joint Vocational School. Continued...
"He's an excellent people person," she said.
Anderson will be a great asset to the court, Swenski said, and will come up and train while Wack is still working.
Anderson does not have any prior court experience, but Swenski said bailiff is a unique position. A bailiff must be good with people, professional, personable and trustworthy.
"Duane is all of those things," she said. "I had him in the back of my mind since last October; and of course when you become a judge you hear, 'Hey think of me for your bailiff.'"
She said Anderson shows all the qualities that would make him a successful bailiff.
Anderson has already been introduced to the magistrates and the rest of the staff by Swenski.
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Cuts in government spending, particularly in the areas of water and sewer services and law enforcement, were preferred over tax increases as the means of balancing county and municipal budgets by the participants in two online polls conducted by The Union Daily Times.
Union County Council and Union City Council have both approved the new county and city budgets for fiscal 2012-2013. Both budgets are balanced as required by law, but the county and the city took different approaches to balancing their respective budgets.
The county's 2012-2013 budget totaled $12,347,822. or $125,560 more than the $12,222,262 budgeted for fiscal 2011-2012. The budget, which took effect July 1, includes a 3 percent cost-of-living increase for county employees, $300,000 for new patrol vehicles for the Union County Sheriff's Office, a one-time match of $50,000 for improvements at the Union County Airport, $54,000 to replace funding the county has lost due to state budget cuts, and $135,000 for a "Futures Account" for any special needs that arise during the year.
What it did not include was tax increase. Instead, council authorized a $539,000 transfer from the county's reserve fund to balance the budget which funding the cost-of-living increase, patrol vehicles, airport improvement, state funding replace and the Futures Account. The transfer reduced the reserve fund from $4.1 million to $3.7 million, a fund balance equal to approximately 30 percent of the county's operating budget. It is standard practice for local governments to maintain a reserve fund balance equivalent to 20 percent of their operating budget.
The city's 2012-2013 budget, which also took effect July 1, totals $41,771,510, a decrease of two percent or $691,350 less than the $42,462,860 budgeted for fiscal 2011-2012. The decrease in the total budget is due to a decrease in its largest component, the Utility Fund, which covers the operations of the City of Utility Department. The Utility Fund portion of the budget for fiscal 2012-2013 is $34,012,670, a decrease of $1,253,170 from the $35,265,840 budgeted for the current fiscal year.
This decrease occurred despite the inclusion in the budget of a 3 percent cost-of-living increase for all city employees but the mayor and members of city council. It also includes $3.48 million for utility infrastructure improvements and $145,000 for equipment replacement.
Despite the decrease, the city's budget included a tax increase, albeit a small one. The municipal property tax was increased from 74.3 mills to 80 mills under the new budget. However, council eliminated 5.6 mills levied in fiscal 2011-2012 to cover a loss of revenue the city experienced the previous fiscal year. This left a net tax increase of .1 mill or an addition 40 cents a year on the tax bill of the owner of a $100,000 home within the city's municipal limits.
The budget also included increases in the rates the city charges for water, sewer, natural gas, and electricity. The increases were attributed by city officials to increased costs due to a combination of factors including environmental mandates and the decrease of the city's industrial customer base. Depending on whether or not a customer who receives all four services lives within or without the city, the rates increases could anywhere from an additional $8.36 per month to an additional $9.40 a month.
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Had the participants in two online polls conducted by The Union Daily Times on the budget process gotten their way, the county and city budgets would have been balanced through cuts in spending, particularly in the areas of infrastructure and law enforcement.
The first poll pointed out that "The 2012-2013 budget process is underway in Union County. Local governments are required by law to have a balanced budget." Readers were then asked, "While no tax increase is currently being proposed, should taxes be raised to balance the budget or should spending be cut?"
Of the 206 persons who voted in the online poll, 78 percent said cut spending while only 22 percent supported raising taxes.
This was followed up by a second poll that asked, "If instead of raising taxes, government should cut spending, where should the cuts be made?" Readers were given the choice of having cuts made in water and sewer services, law enforcement, fire protection, road and bridge maintenance, and emergency medical services.
Of the 143 readers who voted, 43 percent called for cuts to be made in water and sewer services, 33 percent in law enforcement, 15 percent in road and bridge maintenance, 3 percent in emergency medical services, and one percent in fire protection.
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In addition to giving final approval to the 2012-2013 budget, county council also approved an ordinance authorizing a referendum on changing the county's government from council-supervisor to council-administrator. The referendum but be approved by the US Justice Department, but if it is approved then it will be place on the November ballot.
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People were all like, "Yeah. You say that now but see how long it goes before everyone has to start using bit keeper." It seems that these people were completely wrong and that Linus and Co kept their word.
Now that's a curious way of putting it. Linux and co "kept their word" because they were forced to by McVoy withdrawing bitkeeper - and Linus has been vocally and publically blaming the wrong person.
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I'm curious as to how games like Prelude of the chambered handle graphics. If you play for a bit you will see what I mean. It made me wonder how it works. (it is open-source so you can get the source on This page) I did find a few tutorials but I couldn't undertand some of the stuff but it did help with some things. However, I don't like doing things I don't understand. Does anyone know of any good sites for this kind of 2.5D? Any help is appreciated. After all I've been googling all day. Thanks :)
There are a couple of (very) old tutorials on Wolfenstein-style raycasting written by Peroxide. Search for "pxdtut7.zip" and "pxdtut8.zip". The code is written in Pascal but the concepts are explained very well. |
Here's a very detailed tutorial: Creating pseudo 3D games with HTML 5 canvas and raycasting. The key search term is "pseudo 3d game." Also I posted the text of the tutorials scgrn mentioned. (I think I read these a long time ago. I remember the ASCII diagrams!) |
http://www.permadi.com/tutorial/raycast/index.html Best tutorial on raycasting i could find when i was researching the topic a couple years back. It's pure theory, no programming. Other than that i suggest you read about the Doom engine and the Build engine. Reading the source code is IMHO far too time consuming (it's pure C and ASM, plus plenty of irrelevant technology quirks) if you just want to understand raycasting. Reading ABOUT the engines however can give you ideas on how to solve advanced issues like doors (as funny as that sounds), check the wiki first. Here's a great code review by Fabien Sanglard: http://fabiensanglard.net/doomIphone/doomClassicRenderer.php |
I'm not sure on the specifics, but I got a few ideas just by browsing through the source-code of the game @ https://github.com/skeeto/Prelude-of-the-Chambered/tree/master/src/com/mojang/escape Maybe you can find some things there that will help you. EDIT: I noticed you had linked to the page, but I meant to specifically link to this file: https://github.com/skeeto/Prelude-of-the-Chambered/blob/master/src/com/mojang/escape/gui/Bitmap3D.java |


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Hi all,
Welcome back Debbie! Great to train with you again.
There will be a grading on 27 March 2012.
Yours in harmony,
Aikido is a contemporary Japanese martial art. Aikido techniques are defensive only. The techiques emphasise harmonising with the attackers force and then redirecting the force to take control of the situation.
Kokikai Aikido, Lismore Dojo is a branch of Aikido Kokikai Austraila, which in turn belongs to a very large international
Classes times are 5:30pm to 7:30pm Wednesday and Friday at the Lismore PCYC– Cnr Dawson & Orion Sts Lismore (see map). Please arrive at 5:30 to change and sweep dojo for a 5:45 pm bow in.
We extend a cordial welcome and invitation to all martial artists and in particular aikido practitioners who have trained in other styles to come and train at the Lismore dojo.
Aikido Kokikai is far more than a self defence, it's benefits are carried into and help us every day.
Please take your time to browse this Website as it is full of information that will help you to understand about Kokikai Aikido as well as the best way to approach your training.
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