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Sine Mora
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"It tweaks the recipe just enough to create an uncommon shooter. The visuals set a new standard for the genre, providing sights heretofore unseen in an arcade shoot 'em up." - IGN.com
"Sine Mora infuses classic shoot 'em up gameplay with time manipulation and a grim narrative that sets it apart from its peers in all the right ways." - Gamespot.com
Sine Mora is a horizontal shoot'em up that provides a unique take on challenge, where time is the ultimate factor. Mixing classic shooter sensibilities with contemporary presentation, Sine Mora is a gorgeous shmup that offers a Story Mode that weaves an over-the-top tale and an Arcade Mode that provides deep, satisfying gameplay to challenge fans of the genre. With many ways to manipulate time, Sine Mora features over 50 weapon combinations to complete each beautiful stage that form fits to the player's skills with scaling difficulty. Soundtrack composed by Akira Yamaoka and featuring boss designs by Mahiro Maeda.
Key Features:
Engrossing story integrated seamlessly into the action to elevate the user experience
Unique, time extension based gameplay
7 beautifully crafted, diverse stages
Over 50 different weapon combinations with time manipulating devices
Great accessibility - Story Mode is tailored to not scare away absolute newcomers to the genre
Risk and reward - multiple difficulty levels in Arcade Mode with deep scoring and hidden rank system for the more experienced players
Music composed by Akira Yamaoka, Sound Director of Silent Hill and Shadows of the Damned
Featuring boss designs by Mahiro Maeda, one of the most prominent Japanese anime creators (Blue Submarine No. 6, The Animatrix - The Second Renaissance, Kill Bill: Vol. 1)
Customer reviews
Some old school fundarkyhbk | June 19, 2014 | See all darkyhbk's reviews »
Sine Mora in itself is a very enjoyable, old school-ish bullet hell game. The biggest plus is, by far, the graphic design: absolutely gorgeous. The colour palette is chosen with great taste, the environment design is top notch, with some very artistic touches, while effects such as explosions are delightful to the eye. The levels are also quite fun for the most part, and the boss battles are intense and rewarding. Some sections are extremely hard and annoying, and require a lot of trial and error, but once you get over that, the terrible, Hungarian only voice acting and the excuse of a story, you'll have a lot of fun playing this. It's short and action packed, just the way it should be.
Fight not only bad guys, but time. LIKE, LOVE, BUY NOW.Unbenannte | Jan. 31, 2014 | See all Unbenannte's reviews »
It's a very good game, I would say the developers did some great innovation. For the genre (horizontal shoot'em up type) they kind of smashed all the games out there, at least in my opinion. The design, the graphics, the idea, it's all amazing, really gives a twist to this kind of games. The story makes sense, one of the best things is having to combat with time, that's not new, but it makes less easy the game, and more fun. Lots of weapons, lots of levels, arcade mode, bosses, and lots more. If you like the genre, then buy it NOW, you won't be disappointed! If it's your first game of this type, then you couldn't be in the better place. It's cheap, and worth it, use you GMG credit and get a discount. Hope you like it.
Space BisonMyzery | Jan. 7, 2014 | See all Myzery's reviews »
This is a fantastic Shmup with gorgeous visuals. The main thing that stands out about this game though is being a shmup it has well crafted story. Fans of the genre know the games aren't about story so I was pleasantly surprised. I'd recommend it to any fan of the genre.
Gorgeous shmup with a dark story and stiff challengeDashKrimson | Dec. 6, 2013 | See all DashKrimson's reviews »
I'm always up for a new arcade-style shoot-'em-up - Jamestown and Raiden Legacy, as well as far too many MAME games, in my backlog can attest to that. So, when Sine Mora was announced, I decided to take a close look at the PC version when it released. What I found was a really pretty game with a forgiving difficulty curve on Normal difficulty, a weirdly dark and gritty war story populated by furry (but the good kind of furry - don't worry, you'll understand when you play it) characters cussing each other out in Hungarian, and unfortunately, an uninspired weapon upgrade system, enlivened somewhat by the ability to control the flow of time in-game - you can slow down the rest of the game, including bullet movement, while leaving your ship at normal speed, allowing you to dodge almost anything with ease, but only for a limited time.
Also of note is the way that the story mode progresses - it doesn't follow a linear path through the story's timeline, instead joining different pilots and their missions at different points in the story, presumably as a way to get you to use all of the ships rather than just a hastily-chosen default all the way through. However, most of the ships have similar firing patterns and upgrade paths, with only their limited-quantity secondary weapons distinguishing them from each other, and it can be hard to see their hitboxes in the fiery midst of combat. Furthermore, the way that the graphics have been done, lovely though they are, tend to blend the foreground and background too much - especially bad when foreground elements can kill you - and enemy bullets can get lost in all the chaos, leading to some unfair deaths. Also, power-ups and bonus tokens that appear when certain enemies are killed can and will just as easily disappear before they can be collected, which is troublesome because you lose weapons powerups when you get hit, and have to re-collect it before it vanishes off the screen edge, often leading to you getting hit again, or colliding with the foreground obstacles, causing you to lose more powerups, making you chase them again...sometimes, it becomes a loop of death that you can't escape from, leading to some cheap deaths at the worst times (like, during boss fights).
I don't mean to be overly negative here, though - whatever the game does wrong, it does a variety of things right, like those graphics - yup, they really are that yummy. The gameplay is satisfying, with even your intital peashooter feeling powerful, some loud and flashy explosions, and secondary weapons that don't just look good, but do lots of that good damage. Plus, slowing down time makes the game look even more beautiful, as enemy bullets fan out in gorgeous danmaku patterns - we ain't talking Touhou standards here, more like Cave, but it's still a sight to behold sometimes.
Yeah, the game is (sometimes unfairly) punishing. Yeah, the loveliness of the graphics sometimes makes the game more difficult. But, when put aside the game's positive qualities - its involved, surprisingly emotional story of ethnic cleansing and revenge, its smoothness and satisfyingly bombastic effects and sounds, its sheer graphical fidelity and stunning set-pieces - these are mere trifles that shouldn't deter you from spending good money on this game and blowing everything away with glee!
Sine me up!syclonix | Nov. 19, 2013 | See all syclonix's reviews »
I don't love bullet hell games, but I downloaded the Sine Mora demo and had such a good time playing it that I bought it. The gameplay is difficult and challenging to say the least, but it is really fun and you feel a good sense of accomplishment every time you beat (or merely squeak by) a level. The best thing about Sine Mora is that it keeps things fresh and interesting. You never know what's coming around the next corner, except that it will be difficult. The bosses are imaginative, have a great sense of scale to make you really feel outmatched, and often surprise you in the way they change tactics just when you thought you had them pinned down. Moreover, I LOVE the environments! So many of these types of games look the same and have the same feel (Jamestown is another great exception) but Sine Mora has a wonderful and colorful sci-fi-meets-fantasy aesthetic that blends together really well with all the other elements of the game.
My only complaint about Sine Mora and the reason for docking points off the score is that it is punishing. I can be very difficult even on the easiest level, especially for new players. And while that's great for regulars of bullet hell games, it may alienate a lot of less experienced people and believe me, I want more and more people to be able to experience the delightful gem that is Sine Mora!


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I ran a red light a few months ago, saw the camera flash and all that.
thought I got a ticket for sure, so far nothing has come in the mail.... I'm trying to drive more safely regardless.
Last edited by Tony; 06-05-2012 at 12:24 AM.
I've always wondered how can all u guys afford to drive, like are driving lessons and petrol
super cheap in the us
fuck no both are expensive as hell lol
When I had a job i was payin for the insurance which wasnt bad but usually 20 bucks a week for gas would do it unless i was doin some outta state traveling
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Thats actually sooooooooooooo cheap
guess it depends how far your work is, mine was only a 10 minute drive
and what kind of car you got
I didn't know people took driving lessons. I spend about $60-$70 on gas every week
Fuck You
i didn't have lessons and never read the driving book, i failed the permit test twice though. passed the third time without reading anything. i dont know even one person who's actually read those driving books
aim : jawnMcCain
driving is easy as fuck, relaxing too. if you can ride a bike and dont have cerebral palsy, you can drive. i love driving
aim : jawnMcCain
Well I here driving in the us is mad easy, London not so much
Do u guys Learn in school?
$1.40 something a litre.. I drive about 60-100 km daily commuteing... spend about $80 a week at least
Edit* I took driving lessons too, forget the exact cost but it was beetween $800 - $1,000 canadian loonies
Last edited by Tony; 06-05-2012 at 04:04 PM.
i know in some places in the US suburbs they learn in school like with their regular classes. barely anyone where I'm from even gets a license, most just take public transportation, so they dont teach it in schools here. my dad works with 50-60 year old dudes who still don't have their license cus they just took the subway their whole life. not broke dudes either, successful people.
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blasting JEDI MIND TRICKS getting my IRONLAK cans ready with the level 6 and level 5 caps
Rolls eyes
My driving classes costed $525, it was through school too. Afterschool you just went to some classroom and learned. I tohught everyone went through driver's ed because if you dont take it im pretty sure you have to wait until your 18 to get your license, atlest where im from
yeah some people like to make fake accounts and ironically act like toys

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Posted 07 February 2013 - 08:53 AM
Does anyone know if this would be possible with GW2? Does GW2 provide players with their limited APIs? Are there third party apps to help me do this that don't cost money or would I have to create my own?
Posted 07 February 2013 - 01:57 PM
Posted 08 February 2013 - 01:13 AM
Posted 08 February 2013 - 01:14 AM
Interfacing with ArenaNet server is a tad more complicated and your app would need your credentials to login before it can interface with it. Either that or grab a temporary session key from a logined client and because you are logged in, you can use it to track your personal buy/sell orders which you cannot do using the gw2spidy api.
gw2spidy api: https://github.com/r...y/wiki/API-v0.9
There isn't any documentation out there for interfacing with ArenaNet's TP server that I know of. The best way to learn it is to use fiddler to monitor the JSON http traffic between your GW2 client and the server when you are looking at TP data in the game. Here is a very rudimentary and somewhat outdated info on it: http://www.unknownch...ading-post.html. I use the ArenaNet's API to monitor if anyone is outbidding any of my buy orders, outside of the game so that I can up the ante.
Edited by Daesu, 08 February 2013 - 01:35 AM.
Posted 08 February 2013 - 07:04 AM
I know I am making profit, but keeping my own spreadsheets is super time consuming, especially when I am working low volume items and tons of them. Oh well.
Thank you though!
Edited by Gunuin, 08 February 2013 - 07:04 AM.
Posted 08 February 2013 - 07:48 AM
Here is a link to his wiki: https://github.com/r...i/gw2spidy/wiki
There are code samples in github that use the api. Here are some of Ruben's projects: https://github.com/r...ab=repositories
The gw2spidy api has several advantages over the ArenaNet TP api especially if you are looking into market trends:
1. It has a daemon that captures buy/sell orders and you can get trend and volume data over time. The ArenaNet TP api only gives what you see in the game, which is a snapshot, besides the gem sales trend.
2. It incorporated gw2db data to offer some recipe information and their pre-calculated crafting cost.
3. The api is better designed for market analysis and to support apps. The ArenaNet TP api is more designed for the GW2 game client (e.g. see point 4 below).
4. For certain long list queries, the gw2spidy api is actually faster as it has the option to batch your results and return them in 1 long list. Besides your personal buy/sell orders, the ArenaNet TP api only returns long item lists with 10 items at a time so you have to make multiple http gets. In the game, you can only view 10 items at a time, from a long list.
5. You don't need your login credentials to access the data.
The disadvantages of gw2spidy api compared to ArenaNet TP api are:
1. You can't see your personal buy/sell transactions/orders as you are not logined..
2. Because the gw2spidy api/website is very popular and Ruben has been busy, the server performance is terrible on certain days. Queries fail sometimes and sometimes it returns error html data along with its JSON data. I recommend coding in some fault tolerance in your code if you decide to use the gw2spidy api.
3. The data is probably not as up-to-date as what you can get from ArenaNet TP server directly, if you care about that.
EDIT: Added pros/cons of using gw2spidy api versus ArenaNet TP api.
Edited by Daesu, 08 February 2013 - 04:46 PM.
Posted 08 February 2013 - 07:59 AM
Posted 08 February 2013 - 08:11 AM
Azure Skye, on 08 February 2013 - 07:59 AM, said:
I have requested on that thread but I didn't get a reply and I have not seen any api docs from them. It seems their tooltip functionality uses JSON though, just have to parse the HTML string that gets returned.
Edited by Daesu, 08 February 2013 - 08:14 AM.
Posted 08 February 2013 - 05:39 PM
- Open Excel
- Open the ''Data'' tab
- Press ''From Text''
- In file name write : http://gw2spidy.com/...v/all-items/all
- Check ''Delimited'' then press next
- Check ''coma'' then press finish
This is basic and give you everything in the TP. Better ways exist, but its the easiest i know.
Good Luck
Posted 08 February 2013 - 06:16 PM
Daesu, on 08 February 2013 - 01:14 AM, said:
Can i ask how you did this?
Posted 08 February 2013 - 06:24 PM
silleke, on 08 February 2013 - 06:16 PM, said:
Once you got the info on a spreadsheet of something similar its easy. He know his bid, he can search what is a highest bid and make the cell turn red each time the highest bid is higher than his own bid.
Posted 08 February 2013 - 07:00 PM
silleke, on 08 February 2013 - 06:16 PM, said:
First of all you need your GW2 client session key to access your personal TP transactions. You can grab that by having your code scan the process memory of your Gw2.exe process after logging in. You can also see your session key by running fiddler in the background as you open your TP dialog in the game.
Setup your cookie to use this session key then issue a GET request to
https://tradingpost-live.ncplatform.net/ws/me.json?time=now&type=buy&charid=<your charid guid>&offset=1&count=10. You can get your charid from fiddler or the Gw2.exe process memory in a similar way. It will return your personal buy orders with buy_count, buy_price, datetime created, etc.
Then for each of these buy order, issue a GET request like this
https://tradingpost-live.ncplatform.net/ws/listings.json?type=buys&id=<item id>where item id is the number id of the item in your buy order. It will return listing, unit_price, and quantity for all the buy orders for the item. You can then tell if you have been outbidded by someone else.
From the api, it seems that you may be able to cancel and issue buy orders outside of the game, assuming that you have enough gold, but I didn't try it. That would be performing in-game operations outside of the game client and may just be bannable. UPDATE: ok simple google search reveals that someone has already done it and it works *link to bot website removed, that figures*.
To see how all this work, you should install fiddler, run it in the background, login to the game and check each item in your buy order. Then switch to the fiddler window and see the http requests that your GW2 game client issued. Your app is just simulating the GW2 game client to the server using your own credentials.
Edited by Daesu, 08 February 2013 - 10:52 PM.
Posted 09 February 2013 - 04:20 PM
Posted 09 February 2013 - 09:32 PM
Pandora Misfit, on 09 February 2013 - 04:20 PM, said:
I would be surprised if using fiddler is against the rules. Reuben (i.e. gw2spidy owner) used it to learn the api and checked with ArenaNet if it is ok to use their api for his website and ArenaNet cleared it. Since ArenaNet has never officially published their API, the only easy way we could have found out about it is to use a tool like fiddler.
Edited by Daesu, 09 February 2013 - 09:33 PM.
Posted 09 February 2013 - 09:38 PM
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Royal reply to Sally's request for tea with Prince Charles
6:00am Wednesday 5th February 2014 in News By Annie Hayes
THE owner of a quirky local shop who wrote to Prince Charles and Camilla before their recent visit to Westcliff was thrilled to receive a response.
Sally Tyrie, who owns second-hand shop Sally's Out of Curiosity, in London Road, Westcliff, wrote to the Royal couple prior to their visit to the Palace Theatre last week.
She said: "I wrote to them a week before the visit and said how excited I was to have them visiting the area. I invited them for a cup of tea and a piece of cake and said it would be lovely if they could pop by."
Sally, 63, couldn't believe her eyes when she received a response from Clarence House the day after the visit.
She said: "It was a lovely letter, it had ER on the front with Buckingham Palace. The letter said they were pleased I'd thought of them and it was nice of me to invite them for tea and cake, but they wouldn't have time to stop by on this occasion.
"I was thrilled, because I didn't think I'd get a reply."
To mark the occasion of the royal visit, Sally dressed up the front of her store with patriotic decorations, including bunting and flags and wrote "Charlie is m'darlin" in red letters on the windows. This caught the prince's eye as the couple left Southend, leading him to roll the car window down and wave at the shop.
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Jan 11 2013, 02:47 PM
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I will say,
I would like to see some sort of centralized boxing authority that has the ability to over-power the sanctioning bodies when they do something that is terribly unjust or wrong. Sort of like how the Association of Boxing Commission Rules in the United States and Canada superseded, or at least are supposed to supersede alphabet federation rules. But they don't go far enough. Texas for instance has violated ABC rules by experimenting with the WBC 4th and 8th round Open Scoring system in WBC fights. This is a violation of Unified Rules.
Arkansans tried the WBC Open Scoring Rule in the Taylor-Ouma fight, but it was considered to be experimental at the time. The ABC knew this and overwhelmingly Open Scoring was rejected by almost all US Commissions and the British Boxing Board of Control. It is the ABC that kept Open Scoring thankfully out of the United States and Canada.
However, the model of a centralized boxing commission does not go far enough. And its not just the stopping of any form of Open Scoring, which has, for the most part, been a dismal failure. Why Japan likes it so much, I'll never know. If a centralized and legal authority can overturn alphabet federation protocols that are deplorable, this system should be put in place.
On the other hand, if reasonable and just decisions are made by the sanctioning bodies for the interest of the fighters, this needs to be addressed as well. Not everything an alphabet group does is corrupt. The alphabet federations are much more respected outside of the United States than within. The WBC's insurance and pension program for fighters is a good thing. The "WBC Caress" work with children's hospitals and efforts toward helping kids and fighters with terminal illness is a great thing. I can also say that the WBC out of all of the sanctioning bodies, is the most receptive to communication and feedback. They are always very helpful and willing to answer any questions or feedback that I submit to them.
The WBA is OK for feedback, but they don't respond as in-depth as the WBC does. The WBO is also pretty good for feedback. Years ago, I had a major beef with Bob Lee and the IBF when I bashed Eugenia Williams scoring in the Holyfield-Lewis I fight and recieved quite an angry response where Mr. Lee defended her right down the line. However, we know of the controversy and scandel of Bob Lee's past. Their past president Hiwatha Knight is good, and Joe Dwyer out of New York who is an IBF rep is good as well. Daryl People's the current president I heard is good and reasonable.
If all of these organizations were total shit, than I don't think respected boxing people would go to the conventions as much as they do. Also to be taken into account, has to be that no one has been able to impliment a system for boxing for the past 50 years, that completely eliminates the alphabet federations from the system. If you go with the Teddy Atlas concept of a single national commission some questions need to be addressed:
1.) Under Teddy's Atlas' national commission proposal-who would run such a system? Who would oversee a system of checks and balances to oversee fairness and justice in the system, to prevent another boxing monopoly from taking place? Teddy never talks in detail about such a proposal as to who would run the commission.
2.) I agree that there are far too many belts. WBA Super Champion, an idea proposed by Lennox Lewis to prevent multiple title holders from having to do too many defenses too close together. There should be no Super Champion period. Just call the match a 12-round World Title Elimination Match.
3.) The WBC Diamond Belt-Has no sanctioning fees associated with it and is commemorative only. But it doesn't need to be. This belt goes to the winner of two special fighters who achieved strong boxing status through the years and fight outside their weight class in a bog match. But much like the WBA Superchampion there should not be any belt for title eliminationss.
Eliminate Champion in Recess or as the WBC calls it, champion in recess belts. IF THERE IS NO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ON THE LINE, THERE IS NO BELT GIVEN TO THE WINNER OF THE FIGHT. PERIOD.
4.) What all powers that be in boxing SHOULD be promoting is the elimination of TV and promotional monopolies with ANY FIGHTER! This is the type of bullshit that is just as bad as the sanctioning bodies when they do something bad.
5.) Boxing should have a free open market where neither HBO or Showtime are contractually obligated to any fighter or promoter. You would see better fights that way and less politics in getting the best matches made. You go with the best deals for the best fights, no long-term promoter contract monopolist tie-ins. Showtime sort of understands this. HBO doesn't get it. Lamply wouldn't know who to pom-pom if this system went into effect.
6.) Round Robin Elimination tournaments with proposal #5 in effect. Lets see how the best champions of the world federations match up to each other to produce a single unified champion. Get the Association of Boxing Commissions support of this tournament. When the undisputed champion retires or is beaten, the Round Robin elimination tournament begins again. Currently, there are too many fighters who can win a world alphabet belt, without any incentive to unify.
Jan 21 2013, 12:05 PM
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With the recent controversial decisions in past fights, I would like to see judges crawl out from under their rocks to explain their questionable scorecards. Nevada does that sometimes if the the public outcry is strong enough. However, I don't know if so many decisions can always be tracked back to incompetence. If incompetence was the issue:
1.) A fighter brought in to lose, would get undeserved wins, almost as much as the marquee fighter gets an undeserved win. The second instance is stronger by leaps and bounds. When is the last time a fighter with a losing record won against a marquee promoter protected fighter?
2.) Even the most incompetent judges seem to follow a pattern:
a.) They know who the promoter is.
b.) They know the money fighter
c.) The give close rounds to the money fighter, hometown favorite, better record guy.
3.) So if there is corruption with bad scoring, do you believe it is carried out in the same and similar way each time? Since corruption is so hard to prove, say in a court of law, or even the issue where speculation in our society has a way of becoming fact. Is it just money being exchanged between the promoter and the judge? Or is it something more that is difficult to explain? Wouldn't the parties involved be afraid of getting caught?
4.) I think that there is a situation where less experienced judges may want to please the promoter But is there intimidation by going against the promoters' fighter? How much intimidation?
5.) The recent Martinez-Burgos WBO championship fight it is important to note that President Paco Varcarcel works to always employ judges with the most experience. HOWEVER, THERE IS A PROVISION IN THE UNIFIED RULES OF THE ASSOCIATION OF BOXING COMMISSION BI-LAWS THAT GIVES THE STATES THE POWER TO SELECT THEIR OWN OFFICIALS. It raises the question that the trust and competence of the commission in New York needs to be examined. They did what Texas did in the Cloud-Campillo fight, brought in judges with very limited to no world championship credentials. I can understand one lesser-qualified judge, as people have to start somewhere, but all commissions should make sure that the other two judges have the qualifications to work championship fights. Had those fights occurred in countries outside of the USA, the governing body, would have the authority to appoint more veteran officials.
6.) Or could it be that state commissions have so many aging officials, that in the they don't have enough top judges?
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---- — Representatives from the Village of Cooperstown Library Board and the Hartwick Kinney Memorial Public Library Board presented to the Cooperstown Central School Board of Education at their meeting last week.
Both libraries seek to find more sustainable funding through "voter approval rather than by municipal budget expenditures," said Kim Jastremski, president of the Cooperstown Library Board of Trustees, in a press release.
"We both have a situation where our funding is dependent on elected municipal boards," Kim Jastremski said.
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She explained that emergency spending or more "hard" budget needs such as repairing roads or funding for fire departments could trump the financial needs of the Village of Cooperstown Library.
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Americans For A Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow ended the election with $773,704.83 in the bank.
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"Ham Rove" was a ham that Colbert would take political advice from and later stabbed.
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This year looks like it's going to be a fun one :)
A few months ago, I took the plunge and made my most personal demon available for sale.
Stephen has been with me for years and although he was a menace in the beginning because he's the only one of mine to give me nightmares, he has become part of our household. It's an odd concept, selling your dreams but that's what we do isn't it ? I knew that if this one went, I'd want another at home so it would encourage me to get on with new images.
To help with this, a model was made to scale so that I would have something physical to start with. As you can probably imagine, figuring out lighting, perspective etc is very difficult with such an elusive subject but this way I could try out new poses and take photos of the ones that looked to be most fun.
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Now that school is out and the warm weather has arrived, you can head outdoors to enjoy the natural beauty of nature. When you become bored with that, there are several free movies and concerts around the county this weekend in the open air -- the hard part may be choosing which ones to attend. -- Compiled by Staff Reporter Meghan Kotowski
How about music and movie in one place? The Woodys perform at 6:30 p.m., then "The Odd Life of Timothy Green" hits the screen.
• When: Fun starts at 5 p.m., movie begins at dusk Saturday
• Where: Village Amphitheatre at the Mall of Georgia, 3333 Buford Drive, Buford
• For more information: www.simon.com
Anchor Church is sponsoring the showing of "Wreck-It Ralph." Drinks, popcorn, sno-cones and candy are available for purchase.
• When: Fun starts at 7 p.m., movie begins at dusk today
• Where: Grayson Community Park, One Park Drive, Grayson
• For more information: www.cityofgrayson.org
Eat lunch on the lawn while listening to Scott Douglas Steel Drums during the city's Brown Bag Concert.
• When: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. today
• Where: Gwinnett Historic Courthouse, 185 Crogan St., Lawrenceville
• For more information: www.gwinnettcounty.com
7 Bridges: Ultimate Eagles Tribute Band takes stage as part of the Norcross Summer Concert Series.
• When: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. today
• Where: Thrasher Park, 93 Park Drive, Norcross
• For more information: www.aplacetoimagine.com
Buy dinner from one of the food trucks, then come back to next night for "The Amazing Spider-Man," which is part of Suwanee's Movies Under the Stars.
• When:Food trucks 7 p.m. today, movie after dusk Saturday
• Where: Town Center Green, 330 Town Center Ave., Suwanee
• For more information: www.suwanee.com
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Walking around town has been getting so scary lately. Thank you MVPD for cracking down. I hope this is a year-round effort, not just one day.
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Oh I love this so very very much. A tip for zoom zoom drivers: since its been a while, the brake pedal is the fat one second from the left. It will be your first response to use it, or you'll get a very expensive ticket, with tacked on fees, and traffi school, OR a nice fat point on your record and the ongoing increased insurance payments.
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