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RGB+Depth Workshop with James George and Alexander Porter – Barcelona, Spain / 28th April
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In case you missed Resonate festival and live in Barcelona this is your opportunity to participate at RGB+Depth workshop lead by James George and Alexander Porter. Taking place this coming Saturday and Sunday (28th,29th April) at Hangar Barcelona-Spain, James and Alexander will introduce you to this exciting new form of filmmaking using Kinect and DSLR.
"We will show how to use the new RGBDToolkit, an open source and cross platform (windows+osx) system for calibrating, capturing, and visualizing Kinect data combined with HD video creating a unique hybrid of video and 3d graphics. The workshop will be two days. The first we'll learn the RGBD workflow hands on, from camera mounting and calibration to shooting and rendering techniques. The second day we will use the data captured from the day before, openFrameworks hackers will pair up with designers and videographers to dig into the RGBDToolkit code. Together we'll create new expressive ways of remixing data with generative and dynamic effects."
Price for Saturday and Sunday:
125 euros €25 per day
Intended for audiovisual artists and filmmakers as well as software programmers, there is no coding experience necessary to take the workshop.
For more information see gbdtoolkit.com/hangar.html and if interested send a RSVP note to james@jamesgeorge.
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Just stays in place for now… } void draw() { // this shortcut function just translates, rotates and scales the model matrix // by the values contained in the superclass PVectors pos, rot and sca // it could also be done by hand, // for example in a case where the creature is based on a particle system // and drawing has to be in world coordinates. applyTransforms(); // let's draw the creature body: a box to hounour the creature's name noFill(); stroke(255); strokeWeight(1); box(cSize); } } Run the sketch, press the right or left cursors until you see the 'Cubus' creature in the red box. Press space several times to release them in the Abyss. 4. Now let's add a bit of movement. We need two fields to store a pair of PVectors: PVector fPos, fAng; …which are initialized and randomised in the constructor: fPos = new PVector(random(-0.002, 0.002), random(-0.002, 0.002), random(-0.002, 0.002)); fAng = new PVector(random(-0.005, 0.005), random(-0.005, 0.005), random(-0.005, 0.005)); In the move() method we use those values to modify the creature's pos and rot vectors. void move() { pos.x += sin(frameCount * fPos.x); pos.y += sin(frameCount * fPos.y); pos.z += cos(frameCount * fPos.y); rot.x = sin(frameCount * fAng.x) * TWO_PI; rot.y = sin(frameCount * fAng.y) * TWO_PI; rot.z = sin(frameCount * fAng.z) * TWO_PI; } Run the sketch again and release a few creatures. Hit the 'a' key to visualize the creature's origin. 5. We can also add custom methods to our creature: this one will just take a PVector and an angle and return a new rotated PVector. In 2d. PVector rotateVec(PVector v, float angle) { float c = cos(angle); float s = sin(angle); return new PVector(v.x*c - v.y*s, v.x*s + v.y*c); } 6. So for the final step let's add a few more fields to describe the tentacles and their movement int segments; // the number of segments for each tentacle float bLen; // start length of each segment float aFreq; // frequency float bOffs; // offset for the tentacle pairs float angRange; // min and max angle for the tentacles Again, in the constructor we assign random values to those fields to create some difference between each creature instance. segments = int(random(5,9)); bLen = random(4, 10); aFreq = random(0.01, 0.1); bOffs = random(5); angRange = random(0.3, 0.6); 7. Finally in the draw() method, after the box we display four tentacles. strokeWeight(2); for (int j=0; j<4; j++) { //we draw four of them, on a 2d plane PVector p = new PVector(bLen, 0); PVector pos = new PVector(cSize/2, 0); float ang = sin(frameCount*aFreq + j%2 * bOffs) * angRange; float l = bLen; beginShape(); // we draw just connected segments for (int i=0; i<segments+1; i++)="" {="" vertex(pos.x,="" pos.y);="" pos.x="" +="p.x;" pos.y="" p="rotateVec(p," ang);="" p.limit(l);="" l="" *="0.93;" scale="" a="" bit="" the="" length="" of="" each="" segment,="" this="" factor="" could="" also="" be="" randomized="" }="" endshape();="" rotatey(half_pi);="" rotate="" about="" 90="" degrees="" and="" draw="" next="" tentacle="" <="" pre=""> And now make your own. Pictures from the workshop are available here. Born in Zürich, Andreas Gysin lives and works as graphic designer between Berlin and Lugano. Writing custom programs is part of his design process independently of the output medium. When not busy on projects he teaches interaction design and programming at ECAL, Lausanne and in SUPSI, Lugano and in workshops worldwide. ertdfgcvb.com Resonate is a platform for networking, information, knowledge sharing and education. It brings together distinguished, world class artists with an opportunity of participating in a forward-looking debate on the position of technology in art and culture. In 2012, Resonate featured Nicholas Feltron, Josh Nimoy, Jer Thorp, Regine Debatty, Champagne Valentine, Niklas Roy, Benjamin Gaulon, Karsten Schmidt, FIELD, LAb[au], Rafaël Rozendaal, United Visual Artists, Jürg Lehni, WARP, onedotzero, Kim Gordon + Ikue Mori, Alva Noto + Blixa Bargeld, DJ Spooky and many more.. Resonate is Magnetic Field B production in collaboration with CreativeApplications.Net and Dom Omladine Belgrade. Next Resonate takes place 21-13rd March 2013 in Belgrade and will include around 30 talks, 15 workshops and night performances. For more information and details when they are available see resonate.io or follow on Twitter / like on Facebook. Andreas Gysin – Resonate at Belef from Resonate Festival on […]
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In total, 80 applications were submitted and 11 participants chosen by the team including Aaron Koblin, Ricardo Cabello - mr.doob, myself and Eduard Prats Molner. The participants included: Marek Bereza, Alba G. Corral, Andreas Nicolas Fischer, Martin Fuchs, Roger Pujol Gomez, Marcin Ignac, Rainer Kohlberger, Thomas Mann, Joshua Noble, Roger Pala and Philip Whitfield. Programme - Single Day 09:00 - 10:00 Introductions / Teams 10:00 - 13:30 Stage 1 13:30 - 14:00 Lunch 14:00 - 19:00 Stage 2 (Completion) Total creation time: 6.5 hours Few weeks before the workshop, Aaron and I decided four themes we should allow to influence the work we would be making. By allowing other participants to comment and feedback on these themes we would discover areas we all want to explore. The themes included: 1. Digital Ecosystem - Build an application, an organism of information, sound and visuals, a digital ecosystem that flows through different mediums and evolves. "living system - travelling through technology and mutates through tools. 2. Analogue Digital - Explores the notions of physicality in code. Using made objects as assets to code. Scan 3d objects, cut paper and cut-out, traditional 2d scans, 3d objects scanned using flatback scanners, etc.. 3. Projection Mapping - Address projection mapping conceptually. Moving away from technical demos, time to question what does it all mean; surface, source, angle, point projection, scale, form, interaction, animation. 4. Data re-embodied - Tell stories through the juxtaposition of data sources and their methods of representation. How can we create new meaning, understanding and value from reinterpretation of data. By no means this ment that we would have to choose one over the other. The purpose was to get the feel where the interest lies amongst the participants and set up, so to say, a 'playing field' and allow first ideas to develop. We knew that working together for a single day we would not be able to produce anything of "finish" quality, rather focus on the subjects themselves and see what comes out. Following the feedback, a number of keywords were derived, to summarise our interests: ecosystem, data, scan, evolution, input, mutation, osc, node, rhythm, pattern, touch, physical, language, viewport and mobility. Five projects developed during the 6.5 hours of work. These included Kinect > WebGL bridge, Kinect Image Evolved, Input Device, Data Flow and Receipt Racer. -- Kinect > WebGL This project was the work of mr.doob, Marcin and Edu although other people were involved also. The task was to create a bridge between the Kinect and browser, allowing the real time feed over the web. Although aspirations were much higher than the time allowed, instead of utilising node.js server - which I understand was 99% complete anyhow, the team setled for feeding downscaled image data from cinder application using standard http requests to the three.js script which was reading the images at about 10f/s. Several rendering styles are presented below. First one is just simple point cloud done by Marcin for debugging while the rest was done by mr.doob using his amazing Three.js engine. Download .js code here. -- Kinect Image Evolved Simultaneously while Ricardo was working on the .js part, Marcin was exploring different ways of kinect image representation. In attempt to get away from standard kinect point cloud, we developed idea of trying slitscan effect with the point cloud. What this means is that the kinect point cloud was dispersed along the time lapse, different bands representing different moment in time. Likewise, Macin also was exploring what happens if the point location was reversed when particular depth was reached. What you see in the videos below are both effects. Code available soon. Thomas and Andreas were also testing different tools to manipulate kinect image. Meshlab, Blender were used to pull kinect point clouds and convert them into meshes which could then be render, distorted, split, etc. -- Input Device Marcin was also working on ways to control the input, ie how one could interact with the Kinect point cloud. We were toying with the idea of being able to assign different devices over OSC to different kinect body parts. This would allow for each individual to be assigned unique element of te point cloud and to interact with it. The first step was to use simple gyroscope datam sent from an iPhone over OSC. The video below shows what is happening. Likewise, Rainer and Roger were working on the iPhone application that would send the OSC data. Rather than just utilising gyro or accelerometer, Rainer was exploring different forms of interaction with the device, seeing whether a language could be evolved, one that would somehow enhance emotional attachment the kinect body parts. The videos below show and instrument like application that also has audio feedback. Code available soon. -- Data Flow With all the data moving, Marek was wondering if the input and output are in same medium, you can compare them, apples for apples, what would happen. Marek looked at the process of the loop by examining the image obtained by subtracting the initial input from the output so we're just left with the parts that change. For the loop algorithm, jpeg compression was chosen because it was easily available in oF and ubiquitous enough to warrant investigation. The boxy images are a result of feeding the jpeg "high" quality compression back into itself and subtracting it from the original. The finer images are using the "best" compression setting. Then Marek tried the same thing with sound (using logic), using first the original sound, then the encoded and seeing what is left. You can hear all the sounds below. Original / OFFFCAN Workshop Collaborative by filipvisnjic Encoded / OFFFCAN Workshop Collaborative by filipvisnjic Difference / OFFFCAN Workshop Collaborative by filipvisnjic Code available soon. -- Receipt Racer The receipt racer combines different in and output devices into a complete game. It was made by Martin, Philip and Joshua utilising a receipt printer, a common device you can see at every convenient store, small projector, sony ps controller and a mac running custom openFrameworks application. Print is a static medium, that's why, Philip, Martin and Josh explain, it was an intriguing challenge to create an interactive game with it. First the team tried to do it only with the printer as the visual representation but that seemed rather impossible. But then Joshua Noble came up with a small projector, perfect to project a car onto a preprinted road. There is no game without an input device. So they were lucky enough as at least one of them always carries a gamepad around. The cables connect back to the laptop running an openframeworks application the team wrote parts of. The app was entirely programmed during the workshop. Internally it runs something like the basic js game. Only a car driving on a randomly generated race track. Then it broadcasts its components to the external devices, prints the street and guesses where the car's projection is supposed to be to perform the hit test. That's the trickiest part. Everything has to be in sync and needs some calibration in the beginning. The paper also has a little bit of a mind of it's own and tends to slide around or curl. But that's nothing some duct tape and cardboard can't fix. It was a lucky day. Somehow everything was just lying around, waiting to be used. Even the stand and this plastic thing you would normally use to put in your name on a conference. Even the timing was perfect. Right at the end of the workshop we finished adding the details like a little score and the YOU CRASHED TEXTS. Project Page (code available) -- On Saturday we presented the creations. Regardless of the fact that Erik Spiekermann was presenting in the other OFFF room, we had a full theatre (500 ppl estimate) including another room where our talk could be watched on a large screen. Photo above by Arseny Vesnin CAN would like to thank all the participants at the workshop as well as Aaron and Ricardo for taking time off their busy schedules to take part of the workshop. For more information on the workshop and all future information/code/links see creativeapplications.net/offf2011 Photos by Jason Vancleave We leave you with OFFF Barcelona 2011 Main Titles made for OFFF by PostPanic (full screen […]
Posted on: 23/04/2012
Posted in: Events, openFrameworks
Post tags: Alexander Porter Events filmmaking james george kinect resonate video workshop
Author: Filip Visnjic
Editor-in-chief at CreativeApplications.Net, co-founder and curator of Resonate festival, editorial director at HOLO Magazine, researcher and lecturer at the University of Westminster, London.
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Jared Leto in Flaunt March 2014: I Think I'm Willing To Risk Everything
As his critically-acclaimed film "Dallas Buyers Club" continues to gain Oscar-buzz, Jared Leto opens up about his character Rayon in the March 2014 issue of Flaunt magazine.
During his interview, the 30 Seconds to Mars frontman opened up about his views on the transgender AIDS patient role before and after filming.
Check out GossipCenter's recap of Mr. Leto's Q&A session below. For more, be sure to visit Flaunt!
On Rayon:
"I made it very clear on that I saw Rayon as a man who wanted to live his life as a woman, not someone who enjoyed putting on women's clothing. If they wanted that kind of performance - or anything glam, or anything drag queen-y - I wasn't the person for the part. She's an incredible, empathetic, beautiful dreamer. A heart the size of an ocean. She's an absolutely one-of-a-kind creature. So, a lot of love and support for her as well. I felt like she became a person, a real person. Especially because I was so deep inside of her. I really feel like I got to know this person. It became like a living, breathing life. It was a once-in-a-lifetime role."
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Trinity Christian Academy JV at Christian Life Prep, 5:30 p.m.
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Ashlee Simpson Colors Hair Red Again
Love It or Hate It: Ashlee Simpson's Red Redo
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Last night, the Simpson sister's were out in LA, and new mom Ashlee was sporting red locks once more.
Seeing that she went from red to blonde just before Christmas, and now back to red once more, I'm just guessing that the crimson shade is her color of preference — and that she has an amazing stylist capable of creating such transformations without damaging her frequently processed locks.
What say you on Simpson's endless sea of change? Are you red with envy or do you prefer to see her in another hue?
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Ashlee Simpson
4 years
Okay.Ashlee's hair is amazing.I love it so much better red.I love the edge and change.A lot of girls are too much of a pussy to step out of their comfort zone with a different look that some may not like,but i think it fits her and its a heck of a lot better than the typical average blonde color for her.
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i dont care what people say, im not even a fan of ashlee simpson, but her hair just looks so great red
Nadia24gv 5 years
I love it, wish I could find a similar one at Target. :)
christikitty 5 years
so much better as a blonde. that red looks dingy and stringy. i feel she's trying to hard to be Mrs. Pete Wentz
ritalove 5 years
i love red hair - i don't care who has it. ashlee looks great with red locks. i wish that i could rock the red hair as she does...
cplast 5 years
whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy ashley?!?!?!? SO much better blonde!!
SKC-Sparkle 5 years
I like the blonde because it is a much more natural colour. Maybe it is the shade of red she has chosen - I just don't think it looks very realistic!
Divinesally 5 years
Actually Pete started dating her when she was blond. And i definitely prefer the red over blond. I think she looks like a ditsy bimbo with the blond, and a little too much like her sis.
LadyLiLa83 5 years
I like the red, but I much prefer the black hair she used to have, as well as the old nose. She looks too fake now.
cfp 5 years
I'm torn so I put undecided...but really, I like the red, it's just that it seems like whenever she's blonde she goes with a really soft-looking style and whenever she is red it looks like she lost a fight with a straightener. Just because she has an edgy color doesn't mean she can't have a pretty/softer style. If she did, then I think I'd be a big fan of the red.
jenwils 5 years
The Simpson sisters just don't have much taste. I think Ashlee would look great with a cute bob. Her hair is way too long and fried on the ends, regardless of what color it is.
sofasurfgirl 5 years
I like her better with red hair!
JustBekky 5 years
She almost always looks ridiculous.
red4bonez 5 years
the colors agree with her. She looks good blonde, red and brunette. Good for her. lol I only look good red and black so probably brown too but I love red.
Tabloid 5 years
Yuck!She looks better as a blonde.
Tabloid 5 years
Yuck! She looks better as a blonde.
MandeeLei 5 years
I really love the red but I'm bias as a redhead
sundaygreen 5 years
i prefer her blonde.
sundaygreen 5 years
i prefer her blonde.
Louie 5 years
Def prefer her hair red than blonde! Not sure if it's the right shade of red though. The blonde made her look like every other wannabe in LA, red makes her stand out a bit more.
Gwen-G 5 years
I've never actually loved red hair since I saw Ashlee's!it's beautiful
lizlee89 5 years
I love red hair period, and I like her best with red, but this shade is really severe - like, I'm blinded! no, but I love red hair, and I always get so mad when people who are natural red-heads change their hair (stupid Lindsay Lohan). I don't know if she is a natural red-head, but I think it suits her best. I like the blond hair, but I hate the black hair. I just wonder what her real color is...
MsSwank 5 years
I liked her best with an edgy look and black hair - something different.
clearanne 5 years
somebody think bout the children
sldc 5 years
The colour isn't the main problem ('tho I am not a fan of this tint), it is how greasy it is.
rachelbojangles 5 years
I love the red and I'm glad she went back. My hair is a similar shade now.
chiquita29 5 years
I think she looks better as a blonde.
deeann 5 years
i like her way better as a blonde..the red is just weird with her complexion. she should try strawberry blonde
wren1 5 years
Not bad.
wren1 5 years
Not bad.
babygal14 5 years
luv the colour, it looks really good on her :)
myystque 5 years
I don't like this shade of red but if she had picked a better hue she would probably look better.
Lavinie 5 years
she looks a lot better blond.. i don't understand the need to turn red.
rosesandeson 5 years
Love it Love it... Wish I could pull off a colour like this.
fleurfairy 5 years
Looks like she dyed her hair with Kool Aid. Very ugly, IMO.
kaybear 5 years
this is too much of a fiery red and not the best look for her. She looks better as a sandy blond.
neonbee 5 years
I agree, she does look better as a blond. The red is a bit too much for her.
brittanyk 5 years
I love red hair, but I think she looks better as a blond.
aimeeb 5 years
Her poor hair... I prefer her red.
aimeeb 5 years
Her poor hair...I prefer her red.
cloroxcowgirl 5 years
I like the red hair but I think it should be a shade or two lighter - more coppery - for her skin tone.
emalove 5 years
I agree--she looks better blonde. I LOVE red hair, always have, but this shade isn't doing it for me.
jenks88 5 years
better blonde in my humble opinion.
Angela123 5 years
i just really like her better blonde.
genesisrocks 5 years
Nevermind. There it is
genesisrocks 5 years
Nevermind. There it is
ilanac13 5 years
i'm NOT a fan of the red - i don't know why she didn't keep the blond - it was a much better look for her. oh well. i guess pete started dating her as a red head and wanted that side of her still.
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Murgi(Chicken) is a Bengali delight. And every household has its own way of preparation. To a gourmet however, every dish is unique and satisfying in its own way...
|Freshly cut Chicken
|500 Grams
|Onions (Medium Sized)
|Potatoes (medium to large)
|Green Chillies
|Red Chillies
|Ginger-garlic paste
|3 Tablespoons
|Mustard Oil
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|1 Teaspoon
|Soya Sauce
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|1 Teaspoon
|3 Teaspoons
|Cumin powder
|2 Teaspoons
|Cumin seeds Few
|to taste
|Garam Masala
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|Cilantro leaves Few
|Indian Bay Leaves
|Sour Curd
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Mince the onions , tomatoes, red and green chillies .
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On February 21, 2014 the Department of Engineering and the Center for STEM Education hosted approximately 300 high school students from counties in our service area, known as High School STEM Day. These students attended various interactive STEM activities throughout the day, led by faculty from various STEM departments, such as Construction Management, Physics, Biology, Engineering, and MSITE, just to name a few. Ron Preston led a very well received session on Mathematics Education. Click for more information: High School STEM Day
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Elementary Science Concentration students within the Informal Science Course this semester designed and implemented a Family Science Night for Eastern Elementary School in Pitt County. On November 14th, Elementary Science Concentration students held a Family Science Night entitled, A Blast from the Past, in which activities focused on contributions of scientists which have impacted our world. Examples of stations consisted of Neil Degrasse Tyson, famous astrophysicist, demonstrating discoveries of new planets through exploring a virtual telescope, Alexander Graham Bell, making and using telephones (demonstrating how sound travels), and Issac Newton, second law of motion (F=ma), using tarps to explore how much force is needed to pull students across the gym floor. Students and parents rotated through 9 stations that evening learning of various scientists and their contributions to science. It was a very successful night with over 140 participants (students and parents) joining us for a night of science.
Dr. Rachlin Wins Innovator Award at NCCTM
Dr. Sid Rachlin, Professor of Mathematics Education, won the coveted (individual) Innovator Award for his ground breaking work in leading the state-wide effort to develop the Early Mathematics Add-on Licensure Program. Sid led a process from working with the UNC GA to organize the work; to gaining program/licensure approval from the NC State Board of Education; to leading program development (leading faculty from seven universities to develop six graduate courses); to getting eight universities to approve the courses and program with the same numbers, titles, and descriptions; to securing funding for teachers to participate in the pilot offerings of the program.
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Blaire Watford, senior BS Mathematics Education and BA Mathematics double major, won the Eastern Region NCCTM Student of the Year award. Blaire is an outstanding student who is involved in the Gamma Chapter (student organization of NCCTM at ECU), has volunteered for a number of mathematics education service projects, is involved in several ECU service activities, and has won mathematics/mathematics education academic scholarships.
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Warcraft vs Starcraft Beta 0.9.0Jul 31, 2011 Demo 24 comments
The Beta for the Warcraft vs Starcraft mod! Fight against the AI for the four Warcraft races as SC2's Zerg!
Warcraft vs Starcraft is a free modification to Blizzard Entertainment's Warcraft III. In this game modification, we've paintsakingly integrated StarCraft's mechanics and art by hand so the world can see what happens when Blizzard's greatest RTS franchises duke it out!
We're all very proud of Warcraft vs Starcraft and hope you enjoy our hard work!
Current Features:
▪ Art polish we'd hope Blizzard would be proud of. ^.^
▪ Play as Zerg against Humans, Orcs, Night Elves, or Undead
▪ All of the StarCraft artwork made from scratch for Warcraft 3's engine
▪ No installations required
Installation Instructions:
1. Place "WarcraftVsStarcraft.w3n" in your Warcraft/Campaigns folder.
2. Run Frozen Throne
3. Go to Singleplayer > Custom Campaigns > Warcraft vs Starcraft Beta
Original Team:
- ZanMgt
Continued By:
- Patrik
- DeuceGorgon
9 comments by Patrick-SK on May 5th, 2014
Welcome WVS players!
My name is Patrik, and ZanMgt has been grateful enough to allow community members like myself to continue where they left off and complete the mod!
I'm working on the first new update with some special changes:
- Trees and all decorations, etc should all be fixed!
- WC3 races are reduced in strength
- New building with units (Infestation pit + infestor + infested marines)
- Re-made melee map to fight on
Patrik is working on some more models for the Zerg so some updates will take more time before they're ready for release.
The Beta for the Warcraft vs Starcraft mod! Fight against the AI for the four Warcraft races as SC2's Zerg!
zB Master has been released, a frantic six-player Battle.net map based off of "Zergling Blood", featuring artwork from the Warcraft vs Starcraft mod.
Seems like it will be good, am I able to play against other players?
We are looking into the possibility. :)
Any plans to update this anytime soon?
You guys also made the Roach Warren facing the wrong direction...Or at least a different direction then it does in SC2. xD
BTW, when I downloaded it, the trees don't show up except for creeped trees. There was also quite a few other bugs.
oh, i am pretty sure that only the resources that your race is using shows up. Like i seen invisible goldmines for example
there's a bug in baneling it doesnt die sometimes and only remain 1 hp
. . . .waiting for update
Waiting for an update...
Yeah, we plan on releasing an update soon.
Baneling Nests costs 50 gas, not 100. :x
Also, a major problem is when I'm mutating my Zlings to Banes, when I start like 4 (Out of 20) it switches to the Baneling Eggs instead of the Zling, so I have to press tab to switch back and finish off the rest...Every time I start another one. :x
For the first time, Zerg are under powered XD
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ESPN Box score......If you "Find" Ponder pass short, you will get 22 passes.
IF you "Find" Ponder pass deep, you will get one.
Last week....
Ponder pass short, you will get 16.
Ponder pass deep, you will get one
Minnesota Vikings vs. Detroit Lions - Play By Play - September 30, 2012 - ESPN
Your problem is when ever someone mentions they would like to see Ponder throw passes deeper than the 0 to 5 yard passes we were so used to seeing, you automatically translate that into meaning 30-50 yard passes.
Quick question. is a 15 yard pass deeper than a 5 yard pass? (A simple yes or no will suffice.)
Bonus round.
A. In your opinion, is a 15-20 yard pass a "short" pass?
B. At what distance is a pass no longer considered a "short" pass?
C. At what distance is a pass considered a "deep" pass?
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Traditionally, a deep pass is 40+ yards on the NFL page. 20+ yards on the Disney page. Use that as your bench mark for what you believe my opinion is. Its what the rest of the world uses so it should be good enough.
On a side note, as another bench mark for you......I want to see our QB and WR's throw to and run the full route tree. Makes no sense to think I would want otherwise.
Addressing separately.
Simple yes or no doesn't work my friend. Just doesn't. Of the 15 short passes, 13 went for under 10 yards (3 for - yards) and 2 went for more (17 and 12).
Try as you might, he just wasn't throwing it deeper.
Not quite the smartest thing to do before a game...
By deeper I mean farther as in 17 yards is farther (deeper) than 2 yards. If you want to say a 17 throw is shorter or shallower than a 2 yard pass, I won't stand in your way. At the end of the day, you know what I'm talking about.
Let it be known from this day forth, that Marty believes there's no such thing as a medium or mid range pass because NFL & Disney don't use it in their box score.
Let it also be known that Marty considers a 39 yard pass a short pass because NFL.com only uses short & deep in their box score & he states NFL.com only considers 40+ yards as deep.


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Rockingham County considers moving polling places out of schools
Via the Greensboro News and Record, the Rockingham County Board of Elections is considering a proposal to move polling places out of schools. The proposal would impact nine of the 15 voting sites in the county, including all in Reidsville. Critics notes that the move would cost $22,000 and that they wouldn't be able to find alternatives for all of the sites.
In explaining their vote against using schools as voting sites, Toni Reece, the election board's chairwoman, and board member Velma Loy — both Republicans — had concerns about voters wandering away from polling locations and into areas where there are students.
Sorry, I don't buy this - public schools have been used as polling places for decades with no problem.
Is it really because the Republicans are concerned that voters might be reminded of one of the biggest issues in NC politics right now - cuts in teacher pay and the rape of the public school system by Republicans in the legislature?
Anyone seeing similar moves at other local Republican controlled election boards?
The bipartisan commission
The bipartisan presidential commission recently found that one of the few fixes studied and suggested by Republicans and Democrats around the country to reduce voting times and make it more accessible was to rely on public schools for voting locations even more.
They said that for schools that were hesitant to do it, make election day a work day, so only the teachers not the students are around.
Around here...
....a lot of our polling places are in the fellowship buildings of churches. I don't particularly care for that because the church sets their own rules about signage and etc. Plus the church can leave its message on the marquee out front. I've seen more than a few not-so-subtle hints on election days.
But in rural areas, if you can't use a school, then the facilities of a church are about the only other option. In years past each district had one or more small community centers that were used for voting, civic events and etc. Now very few communities can afford to keep a center maintained since the counties have cut funding.
I'd bet the majority of polling places to be moved in Rockingham Co. will wind up in churches.
Why now?
Very true, but I don't think that's the main motivation with this move coming at the height of press coverage about the Republican's rape of education.
I agree...
It's good for the public to walk into their school buildings occasionally.....but putting polling places on church property (if it happens) is a problem in itself.
It seemed unfair during amendment one for churches to be able to put up anti-gay messages, and then ban others from having signs.
Ridiculous idea
Schools are wonderful polling places. They're centrally located, have plenty of parking and space for curbside voting, and using them as voting locations reinforces the importance of voting in young and impressionable minds. The idea that people would wander off down the hall is absurd, just as the idea of voter fraud is absurd. Voter ID and moving percents away from schools are both solutions in search of a problem.
Person County makes good use of Volunteer
Fire Dept. stations. They are spread throughout the county and cover areas not covered by our more centralized schools. They work really well. Sure beats churches.


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AbstractThe economic crisis is still evolving, at least from the point of view of some features making the entire process of its reversing very difficult - uncertainties, confusions and lack of investors` trust. More then that, every rim of the Atlantic Ocean has its own opinion as to the timing of the exit stimulus measures. There are prevailing risks taken into consideration when we talk about the next stage of the economic growth e.g. its sustainability on a log run or inflaming the inflation. It is for sure, that according to the core economic policies practiced either in USA or Europe, in Europe what count most is the danger of the inflation, if the right time of stopping the flood of the governmental funds to the real economy is not well chosen. The economic situation in Europe, as all over the world, in spite of some signs that the economy is on the right track ( South East Asia, USA or Germany), there are a lot of doubts as to the assurance that recession is over and there is no way for an immediate return. Notabilities in economics see that governmental intervention should be continued, just because the economic growth consigned by statistics is not convincing. Convictions, if they exist, are blended with a lot of obsessions which in my opinion are making up a serious agenda of the debates in Europe: budgetary deficit in excess, danger of the inflation, new regulation of the financial sector, credibility of the euro zone. Romania has to be involved in all these debates as it is passing through all the mentioned difficulties which need solutions within the frame of European standards, as a member of the EU.
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Prior to being appointed by President Bush to this position, Dr. Pasternack was the State Director of Special Education for the State of New Mexico. During his distinguished career in New Mexico, Dr. Pasternack was a teacher, a superintendent of schools, the director of the state's first residential treatment center for children with serious emotional and behavioral problems, and Chief Executive Officer of New Mexico's first licensed Comprehensive Children's Community Mental Health Center. His work in New Mexico included improving outcomes and results for children with disabilities, implementing full day Kindergarten with mandatory use of scientifically based reading interventions, training of teachers on the signs and symptoms of mental health problems, parent-professional partnership, resiliency in juvenile delinquents, and a number of innovative efforts to serve ALL students.
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