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On the surface, Misalliance is not a hard show to light, but I am one of those folks who, for reasons still unknown after thousands of dollars spent on therapists, seems to unnecessarily complicate things. I carry around the label of Òpeople pleaser.Ó I suppose I donÕt just want to do a good job; I want people to notice that I did a good job and give me a gold star. There are probably cures for this, but I quit therapy a while back because $95 will buy a lot of candy for the tech table. With Misalliance, I first wanted to please my department head here in Theatre at Illinois, but then he got a better job in a warmer climate, so I transferred my psychosis to Kathleen Conlin, the highly qualified and astonishingly professional director. Like a puppy, I wanted to open the show with a pat on the head and a "good boy!"
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When I first read Misalliance, I thought, "This will be easy." The entire play takes place over the course of one late-spring afternoon, inside the morning room and conservatory of an English country house in 1909. It is a bunch of people talking. And talking. And talking. They even talk about how much talking there is. The play is also a masterpiece by George Bernard Shaw, beautifully made and packed with the kind of thought-provoking text that keeps the audience in discussion for hours. All I needed to do was light the actors and make the morning room look relatively real. How hard can that be? I could not write-off the show that easily, however, in part because our production at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts was stacked with great people. Conlin led a great group including Richard Isackes, returning to Illinois as a guest scene designer, and Alison Heryer on costumes. A. Brian Humphrey and Henson Keys headlined the actors. I am also a bit of a perfectionist, and "just lighting a show" is not really in my vocabulary. To top it off, Daniel Sullivan, another faculty member at Illinois, was likely coming to see the show, and I have to admit I am still star-struck by those with Tony Awards.
I started off with my usual research, looking into typical English country houses and the seemingly ubiquitous conservatories. I thought about borrowing from an older design I did for The Importance of Being Earnest, but this play takes place inside the conservatory, not outside. So I figured I would push some faux daylight in through the copious windows in the set, balance with some amorphous fill-light, turn them all on, and nap until the end of the act. I thought, "They actually need a designer for this?" And then I started to obsess about the darn thing. I wanted the daylight to be as real as possible. Who cares if none of the audience members would notice? There were not going to be any random fill-lights in my show. WhooshÑout the window went my easy gig, and in came a beastly, but wonderfully engaging, challenge. Flipping through the inventory of the theatre, I found ETC Source Four ellipsoidals , Source Four PARs, Kliegl Fresnels, striplights, the usual stuff. I found an odd 2kW Fresnel here and there, but there was something missing. I scoured the list but could not find listed anything for "sun and translucent atmosphere." I could handle the fill-light pretty easily, but getting the sun into the theatre without the use of dynamite and heavy equipment was going to be a challenge. Oh yeah, this was going to be fun! This was my journey down the proverbial rabbit hole and the enlightenment (pun intended) I found on the other side.
I started to think in concrete terms when I received scenic designer Isackes' lovely sketch showing a large expanse of light upstage and a plant-filled room downstage. I wanted to understand what it would look like under light and desired to share this vision with the director. I teach my students how to be "good designers." Then I go out and break my own rules. For Misalliance, I jumped straight to Adobe Photoshop sketches without really understanding what I was doing or why I was doing it. And the sketches were pretty bad. So I spent a few minutes in Photoshop, quickly making an approximation of how the show might look. The only clear idea expressed in the sketches was that of daylight coming through the windows, but I still did not know how to make it happen on stage or how to justify the fill-light necessary to see the actors. If I lit only through the windows, would the characters not simply be in silhouette for the entire show? That would not work for a play of words.
Vectors And Decoding Daylight
Dissatisfied with the sketches, I pulled out an ancient roll of tracing paper and laid it directly over Isackes' sketch. With a Sharpie, I drew a large arrow indicating the direction, or vector, of sunlight. The arrow came in through the windows and hit the floor. Now what? I added a second piece of tracing paper. If the light hit a glossy tile floor, much of it would bounce, in an equal angle, toward the wall, continuing the vector. Some of the light would scatter, bouncing off in other directions. I drew a second set of vectors emanating from the point where the original sunlight hit the floor. Next, I imagined the space with walls. The bounce light from the floor would be stopped by those walls and, if the walls were light and reflective, would bounce the light back into the center of the room. Aha! That meant my "key" light would be the sun, with a primary fill-light from the opposite direction. This primary fill would be colored and dimmed by its interactions with the floor and the walls, coming out as a much softer, cooler light. Secondary fills would come from the other walls, themselves reflecting lower intensities of light from the primary source. Yet the sun is not the only source of light on a clear day. The sky-earth's atmosphere-captures some of the sunlight and distributes it softly everywhere, like light through a silk or cyc. If I were to create a realistic approach on stage, I would need not only sunlight coming through the windows but softer skylight or daylight, as well.
Keys And Model
In anticipation of a presentation to the entire cast and production team, I returned to Photoshop for a much simpler, and sexier, method of sharing these vector-driven thoughts. Starting with a blank stage, I walked the audience through each layer of light, from the primary sunlight through the primary fill through the secondary fill. I was still frustrated by the graphics available. A key is nice but not as helpful as a sketch with perspective. Then I received another gift from the scene designer: a white model. I carried the model across the street to our graduate studios and the model light lab equipped with fiber optics, miniature instruments, and other toys that I am quite lucky to have. I placed the model on the table and began to add light. First, I added the sun, a small ellipsoidal approximating the look from a large single source like a 5kW Fresnel or HMI unit. Then I counteracted with a primary bounce light in a softer and cooler color. The model looked lovely, but something was not right. It looked "theatrical."
As I studied the model under light, I realized that a 5kW does not make a sun. Instead, it makes a really bright light just offstage of the windows. In other words, the shadows from window structures clearly fan out from a central location and simple geometry will tell you where the source is. It is then quite clear that the source is artificial. The sun, by virtue of its incredible distance, appears to make parallel shadows on the floor, not convergent ones: no fan, just lines. How could I do that on stage? After ruling out my first tries, somehow inspiration struck. To make the windows appear correctly on the stage floor, I needed to counteract the keystoning that would occur with standard window gobos and shutters. In essence, I needed to reverse-engineer the window gobos and shoot through them. If I adjusted the instrument to be in sharp focus at the gate where the gobo sits, then it would be out of focus when it hit the real mullions, allowing me to use a combination of several effects. If you are still paying attention, you are probably thinking "this guy is chasing his tail," and you would be right. I was working very hard to understand something that should have been very simple. And yet, after sketches, Photoshop keys, and time in a light lab, I still did not have an image of what the show would look like. So I gave up chasing the perfect photograph, packed up the model, and trudged across the snow toward Conlin's office. It was a beautiful, late-winter day, and the sun was shining.
Eureka! (In Snow)
As I crossed the bank of snow separating the street from the sidewalk, I stopped in my tracks. Both feet deep in slush, straddling several feet of piled snow, I stared at the model. Real sunlight streamed in through the tiny windows. Cool blue skylight filled in the rest of the stage. Slowly, I rotated the model until the windows looked as I had hoped. I stood for a moment, transfixed and likely looking like an idiot, seeing the show unfold right in front of me. With one hand balancing the precious model, I reached into my pocket for the trusty iPhone, snapped a picture, and returned the model to the director. After hours of work, a single moment outdoors gave me a stunning inspirational view of my show. Finally (On Stage) Have you ever tried to figure out, just with drafting, how a gobo will look exactly on the stage? And then, do it in reverse, making the pattern on the stage first and computing the geometry for a skewed gobo? I banged my head against the computer screen. I called Lara Wilder, an awesome designer who seems to delight in work-sheeting and sections. We both beat our heads against the screen. In time, I realized that I was again chasing my tail. The outside edges of each window could simply be shaped with shutters. I could "cheat" by leaving the windows wider than necessary and fine-tuning in the space. And so I ordered a rash of custom gobos, provided by a friend in a local metal shop who happens to have access to a laser cutter (I really do lead an easy life). Placed in 11 750W Source Fours and focused by electricians with no small degree of effort, the light on the floor finally looked the way I intended. There were, naturally, dozens of other units in the plot, and many tasked to make the conservatory look sunny. Light slashed across the walls, grazed the plants, snuck in from beam-benders and tail-downs, and otherwise turned the space into a microwave. I would not have been surprised if the actors ended up wearing sunscreen, but they were good sports (especially considering the full "weekend" English dress, beautifully designed by Heryer and crafted by the Krannert Center costume shop under Anne de Velder's watchful eye).
The Payoff
After all that explanation, I suppose I should neatly summarize the lessons contained within and hopefully leave you with a memorable quote or line. So here are a few: Take the model outside. I spent hours in a lovely light lab with thousands of dollars worth of equipment, but got the best results from an iPhone and a sunny sidewalk. Always carry a camera. Even a cell-phone shot can help, if it is the right shot. Try, try, and try again. And then return to the model. Sometimes you have to give up and go back to the drawing board to get it right. Opening night finally arrived. Did I please people? Did I get it right? I got a nod from the director that either meant "good job" or "I need to remember to pick up the dry cleaning tomorrow."
Daniel Sullivan said something to me on the way out. It might have been "needs work," but I heard it as "nice work." I'll stick with that, and, if I can kick the candy habit, I'll use the savings for some more therapy. David K. Warfel practices convergence of theatrical lighting, architectural lighting, and digital media. His work includes projects on the Las Vegas strip, in Carnegie Hall's Zankel Hall, and productions for St. Louis Black Rep, American Blues Theatre, Dance Chicago, and the Organic Theatre Company.


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COLEMAN — The Wall Hawks got a big Maverick off their back Thursday night.
Wall defeated the Eastland Mavericks 56-49 in a Class 2A area-round boys basketball playoff game at Bluecat Gym, ending a two-year losing streak to the Mavericks in the playoffs.
If you count a 15-14 loss in the football playoffs last fall, the Hawks ended a three-game postseason skid against the Mavericks.
"We lost to them by two points two years ago, by one point in overtime last year, and on a two-point conversion with a minute to play in football last fall. So, yes, there a bunch of happy Hawks tonight," Wall basketball coach Doug Gordon said after his team improved to 23-6 and advanced to next week's regional quarterfinals against the Jim Ned-Blanco winner.
"Eastland is a class team. Their kids represent themselves and their coach (Doug Galyean) and their community very well. That's why they're so hard to beat."
The Mavericks finished 20-5.
Wall ended its tough luck against Eastland by relying on three sophomores as guards Brent Matschek and Connor McCrory, along with forward Luke Dacy, combined for 35 points.
Matschek and Dacy scored 13 points each, combining for four 3-point goals and 8-for-8 shooting on free throws.
"We're a young team, but we play good and get it done," said Matschek, who made a 3-pointer during Wall's 13-1 run that opened the second half. "It means a lot to beat these guys. It was a matter of us coming out and playing our game, executing our plays and attacking the boards."
The Hawks, who squandered most of a nine-point first-half lead, led 25-22 at halftime. But they opened the second half with a 13-1 run from which the Mavericks could never recover.
Six-foot-5 junior Michael Walling opened the third quarter with a jump shot inside the lane, but it was 3-pointers by Austin Matschek, Brent Matschek and McCrory, who came off the Wall bench, that carried the Hawks to a 38-23 lead with 3:31 left in the third quarter.
"We shot the ball very well," said Gordon, whose team made its first six shots to start the game and five of its first nine shots to start the second half. "Michael gave us an inside presence early, and Connor hit a couple of big 3's, and Austin was outstanding the whole game. They all had their moments.
"Those sophomores have played 29 games now, and they've seen teams about as tough as you can see to this point," Gordon added.
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ATHENS, Greece (AP) -- Two early goals were all Olympiakos needed to beat third-place AEK Athens 2-0 on Friday and take the provisional lead in the Greek league.
Olof Mellberg opened the scoring in the fifth minute and Kevin Mirallas scored his 13th goal of the season in the 24th.
The win left Olympiakos a point ahead of fierce rival Panathinaikos, which hosts Xanthi on Sunday. AEK is 11 points behind.
Olympiakos dominated the game from start to finish and nearly scored in the third minute when Mirallas crossed from the left but Yiannis Maniatis, unmarked near the penalty spot, miskicked the ball. Seconds later, Mirallas again charged down the left flank and shot just wide.
A minute after that, Mellberg rose above AEK's defense and headed Ariel Ibagaza's corner into the net.
In the 13th, a quick exchange of passes between Djebbour and Mirallas led to the latter firing a shot that hit the right post.
AEK did not have a shot at goal until the 21st, when Fabian Vargas failed to beat goalkeeper Balasz Megyeri.
Three minutes later, on an Olympiakos counterattack, Mirallas received the ball in midfield and passed to Djebbour, who raced down the left flank and crossed for Mirallas to slot into the net.
Olympiakos shifted down a gear in the second half but was still the most attacking side. The only time the team threatened was in the 62nd when AEK defender Yannis Kondoes turned an innocuous cross into a near own goal, which goalkeeper Yannis Arabatzis prevented by tipping the ball over the crossbar.
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I have known Don Campbell for about four years now. I have found Don to be an honest, hard working individual, and superb family man, who cares deeply for the community of Rockport.
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KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -- A suicide bomber in a four-wheel-drive vehicle blew up his cache of explosives on Tuesday morning in Herat province in western Afghanistan, killing nine people and wounding 21, authorities said.
The attacker struck as people were gathered outside a district headquarters building, waiting to go inside to see government officials about various business matters, said Nasar Ahmad Popul, the chief of the province's Guzara district.
"When a suicide bomber tried to enter the district headquarters, he was stopped by the police but then he detonated his explosives -- right at the gate," said Popul, who was inside the building at the time of the blast. "The explosion was so strong -- there are casualties among police and civilians."
Noor Khan Nekzad, a spokesman for the provincial police chief, said nine people were killed -- three Afghan police and six civilians. Another 21 people were wounded, most of them civilians, he said.
Herat province as well as most of western Afghanistan is relatively calm as insurgents have concentrated their attacks in the south and east.
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Now, considering all the economic and technical challenges, what would constitute significant pull-factors for human space travel such that progress would be accelerated. For instance, what must be discovered on Mars (like certain minerals for example) that would get humans there in a much shorter period of time than would have been the case otherwise. More hypothetically, if Mars was a more habitable planet (like a second Earth) would humans be there already?
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Perch is a common name for fish of the genus Perca, freshwater gamefish belonging to the family Percidae. The perch, of which there are three species in different geographical areas, lend their name to a large order of vertebrates: the Perciformes, from the Greek perke meaning spotted, and the Latin forma meaning shape. Many species of freshwater gamefish more or less resemble perch, but belong to different genera. In fact, the exclusively saltwater dwelling red drum is often referred to as a red perch, though by definition perch are freshwater fish. Though many fish are referred to as perch as a common name, to be considered a true perch, the fish must be of the family Percidae.
The type species for this genus is the European perch, Perca fluviatilis.
The general body type of a perch is somewhat long and rounded. True perch have "rough" or ctenoid scales. On the anterior side of the head are the maxilla and lower mandible for the mouth, a pair of nostrils, and two lidless eyes. On the posterior sides are the opercula, which protect the gills, and the lateral line system, which is sensitive to vibrations in the water. They have paired pectoral and pelvic fins, and two dorsal fins, the first one spiny and the second soft. These two fins can be separate or joined.
Perch are carnivorous fish that are most commonly found in small ponds, lakes, streams, or rivers. These fish feed on smaller fish, shellfish, or insect larvae, but can be caught with nearly any bait. They commonly spawn during the spring, when the females lay strings of eggs in covered areas such as near branches or underwater plants. Even though Perch can be found all over the world, they are most likely found in the Great Lakes, Particularly in Lake Erie.
Perch are sought-after by fishermen both for sport and for food. They can be caught with a variety of methods, but the two best methods are perhaps float fishing and lure fishing. The best way is to use a small hook and cast into the weeds just before the drop off. When fishing with a float, the angler will want to have a disgorger; perch are notorious for swallowing the hook, and will need aid of a disgorger or forceps for unhooking. In many parts of the world, they are also a favorite species among ice fishermen. They will take a variety of baits, including minnows, worms, maggots, goldfish, pieces of raw bacon, and softshell crayfish, but seem to prefer small fish, lobworms, red maggots, and lures. You can also fly fish for perch and many good perch have been caught this way by using patterns that imitate small fry or invertebrates. The record weight for this fish in Britain is 5 lb, 15 oz, and in America 6 lb 4 oz.
Perch grow to around 5 lb (2.3 kg) or more, but the most common fish to be caught are around 1 lb (0.45 kg) or less, and anything over 2 lb (0.91 kg) is considered a prize catch.
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Perch are great fish to keep in aquarium as long as proper conditions are met. When, you first bring yours home be sure to put it in a quarantine tank for 2–3 weeks to ensure no parasites are residing inside. They should only be kept in tanks of 30 gallons if kept alone and a 55 if kept with other fish. Since this is a predatory fish it must be fed live fish. However, if you obtain a specimen about an inch or 2 long you may be able to wean it onto pellets. Notwithstanding that information, you must supplement its diet with live fish occasionally. Possible tank mates include sunfish, plecos, bass small enough not to swallow the perch, convict cichlids, and other fish too large to be eaten and small enough not to eat the perch. Also, all tank mates must be robust enough to handle the somewhat aggressive tendencies. Perch are great unique pets for any new aquarium.
Perca genus[edit]
Most authorities recognize three species within the perch genus:
- The European perch (Perca fluviatilis) is found in Europe and Asia. This species is typically greenish in color with dark vertical bars on its sides with a red or orange coloring in the tips of its fins. The European perch has been successfully introduced in New Zealand and Australia, where it is known as the redfin perch or English perch. In Australia, larger specimens have been bred, but the species rarely grows larger than about six pounds.
- The Balkhash perch (Perca schrenkii) is found in Kazakhstan, (in Lake Balkhash and Lake Alakol), Uzbekistan, and China. It is very similar to the European perch, and grows to a comparable size.
- The yellow perch (Perca flavescens), smaller and paler than the European perch, is found in the United States and Canada. In northern areas, it is sometimes referred to as the lake perch. This species is prized for its food quality and has often been raised in hatcheries and introduced into areas in which it is not native. Yellow perch are almost identical in appearance to European perch, but have a more yellow coloring. These fish typically only reach a size of about 15 in and 2.2 lb (1 kg).
Other genera[edit]
Other species commonly called perch include:
- The golden perch (Macquaria ambigua), native to Australia, is usually found west of the Great Dividing Range through the Murray Darling river system. This species grows up to 22 kg (49 lb) and 60 cm (24 in).
- silver perch, species in several genera, including
- Bairdiella chrysoura, native to the east coast of the United States
- Bidyanus bidyanus, endemic to Australia
- Leiopotherapon plumbeus, endemic to the Philippines
- The spangled perch (Leiopotherapon unicolor), is found throughout Australian waters, from pure freshwater to sea water, though mostly fresh water. It is considerably smaller than the silver perch and golden perch; grows up to 500 g (18 oz) and 30 cm (12 in).
- The pikeperch, more commonly referred to as the walleye, is a larger species found in North America.
- The ocean perch, including
- The sea perch, including
- Sebastes cheni
- Sebastes inermis
- Sebastes ventricosus
- Red gurnard perch also known as "Jock Stewart" (Helicolenus percoides)
Seaperch may refer to:
- Sebastidae, a family of marine fishes that mainly inhabit the North Pacific and Atlantic but with a few species. Sebastes is a genus within this family.
- Sebastes, a genus of commercial fish used for food.
See also[edit]
- For other perch not in the Perca genus, see Perch (disambiguation).
- Gilberson, Lance, Zoology Lab Manual 4th edition. Primis Custom Publishing. 1999.
- "perch." Encyclopædia Britannica. Encyclopædia Britannica Online Academic Edition. Encyclopædia Britannica, 2011.
- "Perch" 22 April 2008. HowStuffWorks.com. <http://animals.howstuffworks.com/fish/perch-info.htm>
- Bloom, Claire. "Top 3 Perch Fishing Tips" 25 November 2008. HowStuffWorks.com.


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1848 Eagles Ridge Way, Breathtaking Mountain View! in Hidden Valley
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Wifi available inside the unit!
This lovely three bedroom condo, located on top of the mountain, offers spacious living with a fantastic mountain view! Nestled among trees for privacy, it's just a short walk to the pool, playground, and basketball court.
The master bedroom features a king bed. The second bedroom holds a queen bed with TV while the third bedroom contains a set of bunk beds. There's also a pullout sofa for additional sleeping.
The dining room seats six with additional seating area for four off the living room.
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With three films spanning just shy of 10 years, Edgar Wright's Cornetto Trilogy ends this weekend, but it ends with a bang. The director's third film in his loose trilogy — which always includes his pals Simon Pegg and Nick Frost — is "The World's End" — a sci-fi-ish pub crawl comedy with heart and mind that actually focuses on nostalgia for one's youth, the meaning of friendship and even the idea of how globalization can change what you once knew as home.
A funny, entertaining and fitting ending to the Cornetto trilogy (which includes "Shaun Of The Dead" and "Hot Fuzz"), music has been integral to all of Wright's films including his pop-soundtrack-stacked, "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World" (which featured the likes of Beck, Broken Social Scene, Metric and more). And as a film that also acts as a warning about the dangers of nostalgia, the soundtrack to "The World's End" looks back on the music the characters in the film listened to growing up: mainly late '80s and early '90s Britpop such as Blur, Pulp, Stone Roses, Suede, Teenage Fanclub and many many more (see the U.S. and U.K. soundtracks here and here as they are slightly different; for completists, here's a list of every song used in the movie regardless of whether it's on any CD). We asked Wright — who we also already interviewed about "The World's End" here — to do a track by track commentary for each song on the U.S. soundtrack and why he chose them, and the amiable filmmaker totally obliged. Note: Christopher Nolan, Michael Bay and even Jason Reitman would never ever do this for any site, much less us. What a mensch. "The World's End" opens tomorrow, Friday, August 23rd.
"Loaded" – Primal Scream
Early in the writing process we made a playlist of songs from 1988 to 1993, roughly the period where Simon and I were in school and college. The idea was to use Gary King's party anthems as a woozy link to the past. Gary still listened to these party anthems and wanted to take the hedonistic spirit as a design for living. "Loaded" quickly became the song that rose right to the top of the playlist. Not only do the vocal samples from Roger Corman's "Wild Angels" summon up the perfect note of youthful rebellion, but also the song was a musical gateway drug for me. In my teens I had mostly listened to current pop or looked backwards, starting with my parents' Beatles, Stones and Simon & Garfunkel, and then listening to all the Bowie, Roxy Music and Queen that I could. Around 1990 though, the indie scene started to gatecrash the charts and I specifically remember hearing "Loaded" on the UK Top 40 when it entered at Number 37. Apart from the amazing opening sample, I was confused and wowed by Andy Wetherall's groundbreaking sounds. This song was a window into a cooler world and I still play it endlessly today.
"There's No Other Way" – Blur
Blur's 1991 breakthrough was with this evergreen indie disco classic. For a while this song was a millstone for Blur as it wasn't until "Girls & Boys" in 1994 that they managed to have a second top ten hit. Judging by the fact that they've enthusiastically blasted it out on recent tours must mean they love it once more, now they have 20 years of other hits under their belts. Even though it was firmly on the baggy dance bandwagon, it's pure indie gold.
"I'm Free" – The Soup Dragons
The Soup Dragons were previously known as the jangly members of the C86, had a surprise smash in 1990 with their cover of Rolling Stones B-side "I'm Free." This wrongly put them in the one-hit wonder bracket for many, but at least they could be proud of the fact that this song was bigger than any Stone Roses, Charlatans, Blur or Happy Mondays song in the U.S. When I recently heard it in a Burbank IKEA I knew that '90s nostalgia had finally arrived. That sealed its prominent place in the movie. I'll admit that I can't not sing along to this. It's still an infectious summer smash and perfect for Gary King's road trip mix tape.
"So Young" – Suede
I dearly love this song and I think its mix of joy and melancholia is perhaps the perfect bittersweet anthem for the characters of "The World's End." We used this for a scene where our heroes are walking the streets of Newton Haven in slow motion. Usually this type of five-wide walking montage is designed for Vegas or Manhattan gloss, but I like that it soundtracks the autumnal streets of a British new town. This song is such a hit of nostalgia, it fires me right back to 1993 and Vauxhall Chevette where me and Corin Hardy listened to the Suede debut on audio cassette and belted out every tune.
"Do You Remember The First Time?" – Pulp
I dearly love this song. Like Suede's single, this is another epic of melancholic longing. Only British singers like Jarvis Cocker can make bitterness and regret sound anthemic. This was from Pulp's breakthrough album His & Hers. I was not au fait with them in their long road to stardom, they took over a decade to hit the big time, but I sat up and took notice with "Lipgloss," "Babies" and this amazing track. In the movie, this song soundtracks the awkward love triangle between Simon Pegg, Rosamund Pike and Paddy Considine.
"What You Do To Me" – Teenage Fanclub
One of my favourite shots in "The World's End" is one of Paddy Considine pining after Rosamund Pike and staring with puppy dog eyes at her walking away. When we shot the moment I played the intro from Teenage Fanclub's song on my laptop to get Paddy in the mood. It's a great, infectious song that both me and Considine loved at the time and still love now. At the L.A. premiere of "The World's End" I met Dave Grohl for the first time. He loved the film, but he especially remarked on the use of Teenage Fanclub. That is pretty damn cool.
"Fools Gold" – The Stone Roses
1990 was the year that indie crashed the charts. "Fools Gold" hitting the top ten in the summer of 1990 was a big deal and not just because of their nonchalant performance on "Top Of The Pops." For me it was a big moment too, as they represented a gateway drug into alternative music. In the movie we give a new meaning to the title, as the fools gold in our story is lager itself. When the chorus kicks in, our "hero" Gary King contemplates stealing the dregs of strangers' lager. Fools Gold indeed.
Sharon | August 29, 2013 6:09 PM
I think I heard "The Big Country" theme in the very beginning; right?
Art | August 28, 2013 2:34 PM
Edgar is the man. Saw the film at the Alamo Drafthouse and they played the The Housemartins' music video before the showing and I think I have a new favorite song / video. (Bonus points - I didn't know Norman Cooke was in the music business before Fatboy Slim).
Kcorrie | August 26, 2013 10:04 PM
Thank you Mr. Wright for the insight on your music choices. That era of music (late 80's - early 90's) was my favorite and listening to your selection brought back good memories. Based on the music alone, I will see your movie!
Cody M. | August 26, 2013 9:57 PM
Awesome stuff! What would be the chances of talking him into doing this for Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz? :) I have the UK soundtracks but would love to read his thoughts on the choices. The music guides for Spaced that he did on a fansite I can't link to (just search for "spaced-out") are very cool.
Panda Dong | August 22, 2013 5:19 PM
Great article! Edgar Wright is a charming dude and it's always nice to see how much he loves the process of filmmaking and sharing that process. Thanks for a really good read.


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The computation of technical debt is based on the SQALE (Software Quality Assessment based on Lifecycle Expectations) methodology.
SQALE is a methodology that was developed by inspearit and then open sourced. If you read the documentation at sqale.org, you'll see that it's about "organising the non-functional requirements that relate to the code's quality." In the SonarQube implementation of the SQALE method, those non-functional requirements are the coding rules in your quality profile
Yes, the SonarQube implementation of SQALE is based solely on rules and issues. That means that if you want to manage all your technical debt with SQALE, you'll first need to enable the rules in the Common SonarQube repository that flag:
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Those rules are in the Common SonarQube repository because they're common to all languages. Once you've got them enabled, you can track every quality flaw as an issue, and you're ready to track technical debt, which the SQALE method measures in days.
Those day measurements are made by summing the technical debt accrued for each issue, which you can see in the issue block:
The technical debt for each issue is set at the rule level. If you've got the commercial SQALE plugin, you can adjust the estimate for each rule (in doing so, you're editing the SQALE Analysis Model – the remediation cost of each rule). But those estimates were made by seasoned professionals, so you probably won't need to.
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Don't be confused by the fact that this doesn't look like something from ancient Egypt; this is a figurative pyramid. The way to read it is from the bottom up. The bottom row will always have the smallest bar in the bar graph, but it has the biggest import – because it's foundational. The rows in this widget each represent a "characteristic" and each characteristic builds on the ones below it. Testability is at the bottom because it's most important: first you make sure your app is testable, then you make sure it's reliable, then changeable, and efficient, and so on.
The bars in the graph show remediation time per characteristic. The light blue portion shows the time to clean up this characteristic, and the dark blue portion shows cumulative time, working from the bottom up. As usual, each portion of the widget clicks through to a drilldown to let you see exactly where the technical debt for a characteristic is.
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The SonarSource SQALE plugin extends the technical debt feature embedded in SonarQube. Among other features, it allows to tune the SQALE model (adjust the remediation estimates for each rule, set the list and order of characteristics, change which characteristic a rule falls under, and more), provides additional widgets, etc.


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Is radio doomed?
There has been a buzz in the industry surrounding reports that radio listening in cars - long a mainstay for various reasons - is about to be challenged as automakers add radios capable of receiving any number of alternatives, most based on Internet listening now that the technology exists to easily receive high-speed Internet in your car. Even USA Today got into the act covering the alternatives, though it concluded that radio isn't going away soon.
But that focus misses the point. The problems radio faces are many, but most are self-imposed. Essentially, through consolidation and the aftereffects, radio has created a business model that just cannot be sustained.
In the not-too-distant past, radio was one of the premier advertising mediums. Stations, especially the top stations, could charge a lot for advertising because they had what was essentially a captive audience. Listeners were so dedicated to their favorite stations that they would sit through the few commercials per break. And they listened to what was being said.
Radio today is a far cry from that model, talk radio being the exception. Today's music radio has gone from being a foreground experience to background entertainment. DJs are not generally allowed to talk, and if they do, they are usually so untrained that they have nothing to say worth hearing anyway. Commercial sets are so long that as soon as they start, listeners change the station or just ignore the next five or more minutes. The farm system of training up-and-coming personalities that made stations like KHJ and later KMET so dominant is gone. Small-market stations are usually satellite- or voice-tracked by a personality hundreds of miles away.
Nothing can compare to good local radio. And in some sense, the industry does know that. It gives lip service to how great it is, but unfortunately it usually doesn't follow through. Few stations do anything to prove they are local, and most easily could be piped in from another city - or another country - without anyone being the wiser. I can't even recall the last time I heard local weather or the time given on a music station, outside of the scant morning news times.
The result? Big-ticket advertisers have left radio. And radio is left with a business model that just cannot be sustained. Too much money is owed on debt that has its genesis from a time when radio was a great medium. The major consolidated companies in radio - Clear Channel, Cumulus and CBS - are servicing debt that has the potential to destroy them. And they seem unable to grasp the fact that the business model that they created may be their undoing.
But I am not about to jump on the bandwagon that radio is dead. Far from it. I believe that radio has the potential to once again be the creative, entertaining medium that only it can be. You hear it on stations such as independently owned Go Country (105 FM), K-Mozart (1260 AM) and The Sound (100.3 FM). You even hear it on some of the big chain stations like KRTH (101.1 FM) and KROQ (106.7 FM).
It may take a while to get back to truly great radio, and it may take a breakup of the huge group owners to do it, but the potential is there, lying untapped. The time has come to untie the hands of talented programmers and personalities, and give localism back to local radio.
If not, and if more consolidation is allowed by Congress and the Federal Communications Commission, radio truly is doomed.
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Why would you expect there to be hidden costs?
They appear to give full information on their site, but if you have any questions about what's included in the price and what you might have to pay extra for, I would think you'd do better to ask GoDaddy direct.Don't serve your porridge and then go out for a walk.
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At some point in your life — probably while you were driving across Pennsylvania or something — you may have rented a room in a cheap motel, opened the door, sniffed the air, and yelled "Who died in here?" Often, the answer is "the previous occupant." Stories abound of corpses stashed under hotel beds, often for inexplicable lengths of time; in 2010 — and this is the most extreme case I could find — a Memphis woman named Sony Millbrook mouldered under the box springs of a bed at the Budget Lodge for six weeks before being found. If your room smells like death, don't just send down for some air freshener. Find a better place to stay.
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This wall contains the classic Clear Creek testpiece, Sonic Youth. The rock here is solid, overhung and powerful. The belay for Sonic Youth is basically in the river, depending on the time of the year and the water level, which makes some of the logistics of getting down from the route difficult. But the climb is worth it. Late May through July are usually the months to avoid here as the belay beach is underwater. Unfortunately, the rock is in the shade and quite cold from November to late March, so pick your climbing season well.
Getting There
Park in the large paved pullout before Tunnel Two, (same as for Highwire Crag). Most of the year, the river is raging, so don't plan on crossing the creek. Instead, hike up the road toward the tunnel and cross the bridge (right side). Turn right and locate a small trail that leads back toward the cliff (north, downstream). Stay on this trail until you are beyond some treacherous cliffbands, and pay close attention for a faint right fork in the trail. The main trail will continue up the hill to Highlander Crag. Take this faint, right trending trail down toward the river and pass under a rock known as the Merlin Formation. There is one bolted route here called Merlin (5.11d). Pass this route and continue down the river along the river bed. If you miss this faint trail, you will end up taking a very steep, sketchy and loose descent with a cliff beneath you, so be careful. If you find yourself doing this hard descent, you are probably off the trail and should go back to find the right one. Keep walking downstream, sometimes hopping on rocks until you reach the belay beach for Sonic Youth. This approach only takes 5-10 minutes.
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