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Andrew B. hails from Oklahoma, where he began playing cello in the public school system at the age of 11. He earned his bachelor's degree, summa cum laude, at Arizona State University, where he studied with Thomas Landschoot, and is now completing his final year at DePaul University with former assistant principal of the Chicago Symphony Stephen Balderston. He has performed in masterclasses for such luminaries as Andres Diaz, Bernard Greenhouse, Phillipe Muller, Menahem Pressler, among others as well as the St. Lawrence, Orion, and Brentano String Quartets.
Andrew is active as a freelance musician in the Chicago area and is a founding member of the cello quartet, Project85.
Andrew is a coffee enthusiast and enjoys visiting Chicago's many unique coffee shops. In warmer weather, he can be seen biking on the lakeshore path and exploring Chicago's many diverse neighborhoods.
Cello, Fiddle, Flute, Guitar, Music Theory, Piano, Spanish, Viola, Violin
I have been teaching individual and group lessons for 12+ years. Many of my students have won trophies at the Granquist music competition and also play in local youth orchestras. My own youth string ensemble plays publicly at many popular local venues several times a year. I enjoy exposing my students to the finer points of being a professional musician such as the camaraderie, team work, creativity (creating harmonies, tailoring arrangements to fit student's level) and of course, stage presence. I am very proud of my students. It is so gratifying to see their confidence build with each new skill they master.
*** Lesson Details ***
My approach to teaching is to combine fundamentals with "adventure." I encourage students to experiment with their instrument and have quite a few budding composers. No two students learn in the same way, so I don't use the same strategy for each individual. I believe music should be fun and rewarding. I like to expose students to many different types of music, i.e.; jazz, pop, blues, folk and of course, classical. Students are more likely to practice music that speaks to their personality.
My teaching environment is very laid back. I expect my students to practice, but I don't read them the riot act if they show up to a lesson not having practiced much the week before. I encourage them to practice more the next week and I give them strategies for how to fit practice time into their schedule along with the most efficient way to practice their pieces.
I encourage parents to sit in on their child's lesson, but I don't require it. The more a parent is informed about their child's goals, the better they are able to assist, support and facilitate the student's practice. Involved parents contribute greatly to a child's success.
I love teaching adults too! It is never too late to learn an instrument and the rewards carry over into all aspects of life. As with children, music makes us all smarter. Research proves this. We learn complicated spacial and math skills without even realizing it; we're having too much fun!
I have annual recitals for private students. I speak Spanish.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Basement studio finished and separate from house
*** Travel Equipment ***
Sometimes music. I can refer students to instrument rental or purchase places, but do not have instruments to provide. I can obtain music for the students if they prefer, otherwise I will tell them what and where to buy.
*** Specialties ***
I use Suzuki and other books for material, but my teaching is more traditional. I use actual bowhold from start. My own invention - pinky AND thumb houses. Music reading is introduced fairly early. A little at a time and it's painless.
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I am a highly organized, outcome-driven and motivated professional musician and educator with solid experience in the classroom. For the past 25 years, I have been employed with Amati music academy and seven years on the faculty of University of St Francis.
I am very comfortable with all aspects of the current music syllabus, including teaching musical concepts (such as duration, pitch, dynamics, tone color, texture and structure) as well as performance, composition. I am fully qualified, with a Bachelor of Education in Music, Double Masters in music performance and education from University of Nottingham.
I am proficient in classical, jazz and Celtic fiddle violin and possess solid skills in piano (grade 8-13) Royal conservatory system.
Throughout my teaching career, I have been driven to help students achieve their very best. I strongly believe that music has the power to change lives – to enhance the social, cultural and spiritual lives of people, and serve as a profound medium of personal expression. Professional perform experience: The Chicago, Natalie Cole, Smokey Robinson, Three tours with Moody Blues, YoYo Ma etc....
The most important thing I look for in a student is communication skills, as well as talent. I like to nurture students and help identify their individual strengths, which is a key factor in shaping a musical persona that will make its mark both on and offstage. I do not advocate a uniform technique for all students. Physical differences and learning styles are always taken into consideration. Potential is as important to me as early achievements and experience. My goal is to help students become self-sufficient, discriminating artists. I discuss practice techniques often and develop individualized scale routines. I encourage initiative and expressive musicality as well as precision. Above all, music needs to bring obvious joy to the student, regardless of the difficulties."
*** Lesson Details ***
I use Suzuki and traditional method for my students... for Suzuki beginner they will play a song in four days....
*** Studio Equipment ***
In-Studio- Lessons in separate music lesson room, piano and violin are available. Students and parents will enjoy comfortable and clean studio environment with recent remodeled new hard wood floor and studio patio window over looking at beautiful garden. Free WiFi available for parents while waiting during the lesson appointment.
University of St Francis Joliet- can teach in rehearsal rooms at the university.
Online class at world class teaching studio
*** Travel Equipment ***
violin, viola, cello, piano and guitar
*** Specialties ***
I specialize in Suzuki teaching method for beginners, traditional conservatory method for intermediate and Royal conservatory recital program for advanced level students..I also teach orchestration program to help students prepare their auditions for major symphonies through out the country including Chicago symphony orchestra etc...
Acting, Broadway Singing, Cello, Music Performance, Music Theory, Opera Voice, Singing
Greetings and welcome to my Studio Profile,
As a professional singer and teacher, I strive for artistic excellence and customer satisfaction. I want you to be excited about your voice and the progress you are making and will do everything I can to support your growth and progress. I have 10 years of experience in private teaching and would be delighted to apply this knowledge to help you reach your musical goals, whether auditioning for your school musical, preparing for college auditions, joining a church choir, or auditioning for an opera company.
I teach a variety of musical styles including classical, musical theater, jazz, and some pop. My goal is for you to discover ease and freedom in your singing, increase your range and vocal stamina, introduce you to different styles of music, and ultimately equip you to sing with confidence and meet your personal musical goals.
I graduated with highest honors with a Bachelor's degree in Voice Performance from University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign and recently completed my Master's degree in Voice Pedagogy and Performance from Westminster Choir College, graduating with distinction. My studies have taken me abroad to performing programs in Austria, Italy, Serbia, and Canada. I am an active performer and am experienced singing opera, classical music, jazz, musical theater, choral music, a Capella and Baroque chamber music. I am currently singing with the Chicago Master Singers and recently toured with them to Austria, Slovenia, and Croatia.
In addition to private voice lessons, I am trained to tutor music theory, music history, sight reading, beginning cello, and Singing diction for Latin, Italian, French, and German.
Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to meeting you and discussing your musical goals in person!
Please feel free to contact TakeLessons with any questions.
Sara L.
*** Lesson Details ***
Lessons are tailored to fit your individual goals and interests. I teach in recommended increments of 30, 45, and 60 minutes based on your student's age and level of experience. For more advanced students I would strongly recommend at least 45min lessons to get the most out of your lessons.
Lesson Structure:
5-10 min. warming up your voice
10-15 min. vocal strengthening exercises and solfege (to improve sight-reading and musical skills)
20 min. repertoire coaching
5 min. final questions and assignment for the next week.
Open door policy: Should you ever have questions or concerns about your voice or progress, please feel free to contact TakeLessons at any time and we are happy to discuss with you.
Repertoire: I am happy to work with you on the songs that you are interested in learning. I also enjoy finding repertoire for you and introducing you to different styles. I often use repertoire to help build vocal skill sets, so that even when we are working on a folk song or classical piece in lessons, the skills you are learning can be directly applied to other styles you are interested in.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Piano, mirror, music stand, music and reference books. Students may be required to purchase some music books for study.
*** Specialties ***
- Beginning-Advanced Voice: Classical, Opera, Musical Theater, Jazz, and Popular Styles
- Trained in Voice Science and Pedagogy
- Building healthy vocal technique
- Acting and Interpretation
- Music Theory, Music History, Sight-Singing
- German, French and Italian Language diction
- Beginning-Intermediate Cello
Cello, Music Performance, Music Theory, Piano
I am a life-long musician and active performer here in Chicago, IL. I've been playing music since age 5 and have variously studied piano, cello, and percussion. As a double major in Anthropology and Music at Lawrence University (Appleton, WI), I am drawn to music as a creative cultural phenomenon that resonates between all people and it is for this reason that I love to share, teach, and learn music with others. I am building a studio here in Chicago and am excited to share my love of cello and commitment to making music fun as I work to build students into life-long musicians.
My primary instrument is the cello and I have performance experience as a soloist, as well as orchestral and chamber musician. Since arriving in Chicago in 2010, I have served as Principal Cellist with the University of Chicago Symphony Orchestra for two years and more recently have taken gigs as a classical and improvisational chamber musician throughout the city. I recently completed a set of improvisatory sketches for amplified cello and loop station that integrate classical techniques with rhythmic and percussive elements. In addition to building my private studio I am the primary cello instructor at Musical Chairs Studio, Inc. (Lincoln Square) and Ortegan School of Music (Ravenswood).
I am also a percussionist with Chicago-based/ Brazilian-inspired drumming ensemble, Bloco Maximo, and have studied Brazilian music with some of the major musicians and scholars in the field at California Brazil Camp in Cazadero, California. My training in percussion has brought an entirely new perspective to my musical practice that highlights rhythmic fluency and precision as a foundational element for both left and right hand stringed instrument technique.
*** Lesson Details ***
I am excited to offer lessons to people of all ages and ability levels and have experience teaching within and beyond the Suzuki Method. Lessons are tailored to each student's experience, individual needs, and most importantly, their goals! Lesson plans will combine interactive rhythmic, singing and listening exercises away from the instrument with music theory and technique-building exercises. The aim is to cultivate musicians with strong rhythmic, aural, and technical foundations that will open many doors as you or your child grow into your talent.
I aim to develop well-rounded musicians and performers by focusing on these 5 teaching priorities:
1. Balanced posture of body including instrument and bow hold
2. Balanced tone production or "tonalization"
3. A system of "perfect" or excellent intonation
4. Artistic musicianship in performance
5. Learning notes and bowings to new pieces
While learning notes and bowings is lowest on the priority list; it must be taught first! Fun listening games aid in the development of aural memory as I help students acquire listening skills that will stay with them for years to come and allow them learn to play any tune they can imagine. Once my students can do the note choosing on their own we are free to focus on the other teaching priorities during lesson time.
I also focus on teaching my students how to practice EFFICIENTLY. We want to get the most improvement with the least amount of practice time. I like to combine practice at the instrument with games and exercises that can be done away from the instrument to give each student a degree of flexibility for those busy weeks when it's hard to find time to sit down and play. Students leave each lesson with a detailed practice plan that breaks down the difficult question of "what" and "how" to practice into a clear, concise checklist of familiar exercises. Students will also have suggested YouTube videos to watch some of the best musicians of all time and learn from their mastery of technique and musicality!
*** Studio Equipment ***
Practice and recording space at The Sound Space in Chicago, IL
Basic instrumental recording and mixing equipment to record audition CDs for summer programs, festivals, or college auditions.
Experience with extended cello techniques and amplified cello techniques using loop and distortion pedals to layer and explore the variety and versatility of the cello.
*** Travel Equipment ***
2011 VW Jetta Sportwagen: a reliable and roomy car that will get me to your lesson with all my instruments and any other equipment each and every time!
I travel to lessons with a music stand, metronome, and all teaching materials that would be present at a lesson taught in my home or studio.
Sarah H. is a young and upcoming classical cellist based in Chicago. She began her musical studies in her hometown of Cincinnati, starting the piano at age 8 and just a year later picking up the cello. Sarah earned her Bachelor of Music in Cello Performance from The Hartt School of Music and recently completed her Master's degree from DePaul University's School of Music. Her primary teachers include Stephen Balderston, Mihai Tetel, and Tom Guth.
Sarah is an active performer, playing with orchestras throughout the city of Chicago and around the country. In addition to being a member of the DePaul Symphony Orchestra, she has made appearances with the Illinois Symphony, the American Chamber Opera Orchestra, the Blue Lake Festival Orchestra (broadcast live on 90.3/88.9 FM public radio), and DePaul's premiere contemporary music group, Ensemble 20+. Sarah has also excelled as a chamber music and soloist. In 2009, she was the only string player to chosen to perform in the finals of the prestigious Van Rooy Competition for Musical Excellence, and in 2013 she was appointed as the cellist for the Blue Lake Staff String Quartet. Sarah is also a founding member of Project 85, Chicago's Cello Quartet.
Sarah is passionate about music education. She is a dedicated teacher, working with students of all ages and ability levels. In addition to her part as a coach for Camp Bernstein, the junior division of Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, and maintaining a private studio; Sarah regularly gives educational recitals and concerts, hoping to provide members of community an opportunity to make a connection with music and the performers that create it.
Outside of performing and teaching, Sarah is a devoted advocate for musicians' health. She completed the Chicago Marathon in October of 2013 as a member of the American Cancer Society's DetermiNation Team and is working towards her ACE Personal Trainer Certification. She hopes to combine her expertise in music and physical fitness to help performers foster long, successful careers.
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In the back of my head I heard a tiny whisper, "Princess, go toward the woods. You're the most beautiful princess I've ever met." I nodded giving in, Rosy was back and knew exactly how to make me cave. I haven't heard Rosy in months, heck! Maybe even years. I looked around my surroundings Pearly white snow was smashing down on my golden short hair. I took a deep breath it was so cold out here. A shiver Rose threw my back making me flinch. She was now inside me and she had the control. My legs shifted as I marched through the barren snow. The woods were covered with bare trees scattered about, snow tarnished on their bare sacred branches. "Go along, princess," Rosy whispered. "Okay," I smiled. I stepped forward.
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The Warrior,[1] also known as the Soldier[2] or Hunter,[citation needed] is the primary assault caste of the species Xenomorph XX121 and as such is almost certainly the most numerous caste of Xenomorph in existence. They are fast, reasonably tough, and savage combatants. Even in death the Warrior is dangerous, as its pressurised bloodstream will cause it to burst apart, drenching nearby enemies in acid blood. Warriors are identified by their ridged heads, and stand around 7–8 feet tall on their hind legs. They are about 14–16 feet long, including their tail.
Warriors first appeared in Aliens, but were actually the result of a last-minute design change made by director James Cameron; the original smooth Drone headpiece was considered too fragile to stand up to the rigors of filming and so it was removed, revealing the ridged structure beneath.[3]
The most recognisable form of warriors are spawned from human hosts, and are basically bipedal as a result, although they have been known to frequently move on all fours, particularly when climbing walls or ceilings, a task at which they are adept. They are extremely agile, capable of navigating through vents, up walls or across large areas swiftly and nimbly. They also have an astonishing leaping ability. Warriors stand at around 8 feet in height, taller even than a typical Yautja. They are dark in skin color, typically black but sometimes incorporating dark brown or blue tones.
Warriors are seemingly even stronger than Drones, capable of lifting humans clean into the air with little effort, and breaking down metal pressure doors when in groups.[4] In combat, some Warriors have been known to continue fighting, or at least trying to fight, after losing limbs.[5] Their heads are covered in ridges for increased structural strength, allowing them to use their skulls as ramming weapons, often to force their way through doors, vent covers or other physical obstructions. Their segmented tails end in a blade-like tip that can be used to propel the creature swiftly through water.[6] They also feature the dorsal tubes typical of many Xenomorph castes, and some Warriors have been seen to possess blade-like protrusions at the elbows.[3]
When a Warrior is killed by weapons that cause massive physical trauma, its highly pressurized bloodstream causes the creature to explode, showering the surrounding area with molecular acid. This has been seen to cause severe injury and even death to humans caught in such a blast.[3] A similar effect has been seen when a Warrior is set aflame, typically through the use of military-issue flamethrowers; the intense heat from prolonged burning can cause the creature to violently explode, likely as a result of its already high-pressure circulatory system boiling within its body.[5]
They have been known to employ stealth tactics, and are able to blend into their surrounding environment, particularly within the Hive, before ambushing targets. However, they more often employ direct assaults and swarm attacks, using sheer weight of numbers to overwhelm defences and subdue their prey. While this behavior often leads to high casualty rates against prepared opponents, it brings with it distinct psychological benefits with regards to enemy morale.[3] It is not clear whether such reckless attacks represent a diminished intelligence and/or survival instinct on the part of the Warrior when compared to the more stealthy Drones, or whether it is a result of influence from the Queen.
Despite this, Warriors clearly possess some ability to plan and adapt; for example, in Aliens they were shown to be capable of cutting power to certain areas of the colony, finding openings in their opponents' defenses, and successfully sneaking up on victims even when they were on guard and at full alert.[3] Warriors display high degrees of aggression and will attack any non-Xenomorph life forms they encounter.
Warriors are often said to evolve from Drones, although it is unknown at which point this change may occur, or whether there are external factors that can influence it. In the expanded universe, Warriors are shown as being able to further evolve into various other Xenomorph forms, most notably Praetorians and even Queens. The factors influencing these changes are not well understood; it is possible the evolution takes place at the individual's own volition, or it may be instigated by either external factors or direct influence from the Queen. Like most Xenomorphs, Warriors can evolve from exposure to Royal Jelly.
Drone and WarriorEdit
It has long been theorized that ridge-headed Warriors and smooth-headed Drones are in fact the same caste of Xenomorph, and that the ridged head structure of the Warrior is simply a sign of ageing or maturity in a Drone. Drones and Warriors have never appeared in the same film throughout the Alien franchise; currently, Drones have only been depicted in Alien and Alien vs. Predator, while Warriors appear in Aliens and Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (the other films of the franchise feature other Xenomorph variations, such as the Runner in Alien3 or the Cloned Xenomorphs in Alien Resurrection). However, several video games have portrayed the two castes working alongside one another. The ageing theory is backed up by the fact the Xenomorphs featured in Aliens have been alive for considerably longer than those seen in either Alien or Alien vs. Predator (however, it does not explain the presence of Warriors in Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, despite those creatures being only recently born).
In the cast and crew commentary for Aliens, James Cameron confirms the ageing concept, stating that the Warrior Xenomorphs in his film are indeed intended to be adult Drones. The change in design was originally implemented because Cameron was concerned that the smooth head piece of the original film's design would crack or otherwise be damaged during the increased stunt work required of the Xenomorph suits in Aliens. As a result, he simply removed the smooth cover from the heads, exposing the ridges beneath.[3]
Alternate FormsEdit
Standard variantEdit
Although there is no true "standard" Warrior, the design seen in Aliens is generally considered to be the typical Warrior form. However, the Xenomorph species is highly variable and the creatures are able to adapt their physical form to match any environment. They mostly appear black or black-blue in color, the latter being the case with Specimen 6. Even the Warriors shown in the movie Aliens showed slight variations amongst themselves, including the presence or absence of blades on the forearms; these protrusions can be seen most clearly seen on the Warrior that takes Newt in the Hadley's Hope sublevels.
In the video games Aliens: Colonial Marines and Aliens vs. Predator, the Warriors encountered in the campaign, which constitute the most numerous of the Xenomorph types, are based on James Cameron's design used in Aliens. However, there are several minor differences between the creatures seen in the film, including longer, thinner dorsal tubes and no arm blades (although as mentioned above, some Warriors in Aliens did not feature blades either). The Warriors in Aliens vs. Predator games also lack the fifth tentacle-like dorsal tube located just below the back of the creature's skull in the films; this was removed to allow the Warriors to look forwards when moving on all fours, which they do with far greater regularity in the game. While the dorsal tube is present in Aliens: Colonial Marines, it is far smaller and tends to glitch through the creature's head when they are moving on all fours, making it hard to see. Also, in Aliens: Colonial Marines, the Warriors were given a green tint to most of the body.
Warrior CarvedEdit
While the Warrior already possesses a ridged skull, a more rugged version called "Warrior Carved"[7] or "Warrior Ridged"[5] is known to exist.[8] Their carved, ridged head gives them an additional 40% bullet resistance over the standard Drone[7] The only known encounter with the Carved variant was in Gunnison, Colorado, Earth in 2004, but all of them were eradicated when a nuke was dropped on the town.[8] The ridged head may have been a side effect of the Yautja breeding the Xenomorphs for sport.
Warrior DomeEdit
The Warrior variant called "Warrior Dome" possesses a smooth black head akin to that of the Drone. From this it can be assumed the type of carapace a Xenomorph has depends on that individual Xenomorph.
Cystic Infused WarriorEdit
Warriors are made even more dangerous through the use of mutagenic acids on their host before implantation. They are much hardier than their more common brethren, and are identified by the large red stripe that runs down the top of their cranium.
Onslaught Genome WarriorEdit
When needed, human-hosted Warriors can evolve to become more suitable for heavy assaults. First, they develop hardened chitinous ridges that enable them to penetrate tougher armors. Second, they develop a redundant vascular life support system, enabling them to continue fighting even after sustaining crippling damage including limb loss. Third, they improve their already amazing abilities to regenerate themselves with the added assistance from Hive resin. The latter two abilities combine to enable the creature to regenerate lost limbs and return to perfect health fast through sustained healing at the Hive.
Cystic infused Onslaught Genome WarriorEdit
A lethal, stronger version of the Onslaught Genome Warrior. These Warriors are created the same way as the Cystic infused Warriors. They also have a large red stripe running down the top of the cranium.
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The Queen Mother's chosen protectors[9] or "chosen few"[10] were first encountered on a mission to recover the Queen Mother from the Xenomorph homeworld. Emerging from the five egg-like pods connected to the Queen Mother's central pod, a chosen protector was described as a "Queen-sized Drone" [11] and possessed a pair of fang-tipped protrusions on each side of the head. Faster than the Xenomorphs encountered on Earth, the chosen protector was capable of tearing through the alloyed steel of a Power Loader.[12]
Razor ClawsEdit
- Main article: Razor Claws
Razor Claws were frighteningly faster, tougher, stronger, bigger type of human born Xenomorph Warrior that was as big if not bigger than Praetorians. The claws on its hand grew to immense proportions and were extremely sharp and damaging, hence its namesake. Their skin wasn't always purple, but the majority of the time they weren't gray.
Behind the ScenesEdit
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The Warriors in Aliens were portrayed by stuntmen in a variety of suits ranging from very detailed plastic and foam rubber examples to significantly less detailed but more flexible latex body suits with Xenomorph details applied over the top.[13] Clever lighting and camera angles helped to hide the more crude suits on-screen. For particularly violent shots of Warriors being blown to pieces by gunfire, static models were used and fitted with pyrotechnic charges that would release chemicals simulating the creatures' acid blood.[13]
The Warriors' apparent lack of self-preservation instincts in Aliens, particularly when compared the Alien's intelligence in the first movie, has led to criticism from some that director James Cameron made the Xenomorph seem stupid and weak in the second movie.[14] However, Cameron himself responded that the changed behavior was an intelligent response to the differing prey the Xenomorphs faced in the two films; the USCSS Nostromo crew had no military training and were armed only with homemade flamethrowers, whereas the Colonial Marines in Aliens are hardened combat veterans with superior equipment. The stealth tactics employed by the Drone in Alien would not have been a viable solution in Aliens. Even if the creatures had initially succeeded in capturing or eliminating a few humans, the remaining military personnel would have quickly adjusted their tactics so that stealth attacks would have been completely ineffective. As Cameron himself put it, "One, crazed man with a knife can be the most terrifying thing you can imagine, if you happen to be unarmed and locked in a house alone with him. If you're with ten armed police officers, it's a different story."[14] As a result, the Xenomorphs in Aliens employed their strength in superior numbers to overcome their prey.
The Making of a WarriorEdit
In the image to the right, creature creator Stan Winston and his lead FX mechanic, Richard Landon, prepare the hero Alien Warrior puppet for its debut on set at Pinewood Studios.
To make the cable-actuated Xenomorph puppet more maneuverable, the SWS crew loaded the cables and controllers onto a wagon so they could quickly reposition the cable-controlled Alien to perform wherever director James Cameron wanted it to.
Unlike the slow-moving horror of the original Alien from Alien as established by Ridley Scott, James Cameron created a film in which the Xenomorphs would be fast, active & dynamic.
To achieve the range of action & mobility required by Cameron's vision, the Stan Winston Studio team created many different versions of the Aliens depending on whatever the shot called for: hero insert puppets with articulated upper torso, mechanical lips, tongue and jaw for closeups; lightweight black "Alien" leotards covered in polyfoam for stunt performers to wear in action shots; and posable alien warrior figures for blowing up, setting on fire, running over & for stunts too dangerous for stuntmen to perform.
In the final film, even though Stan Winston and his team only built 12 Warrior suits, James Cameron managed to create the illusion of "an entire army", and make FX history, by "using every trick in the book."[15]
- Warriors are known to be excellent swimmers, which was also shown in AVP:R.[citation needed]
- The Warriors in Aliens: Colonial Marines (referred to as the "Soldier" in-game) has a golden brown tint as well as a glossy carapace. It's also worth noting that while they are not the largest in body, soldiers have the largest canine teeth of Colonial Marines' humanoid Xenomorphs.
- A Warrior is the Xenomorph depicted on the cover of Aliens: Colonial Marines.
- A Warrior was part of the first cinematic crossover between the Alien and Predator franchises when a Warrior's skull appeared in the trophy cabinet aboard the Mother Ship near the end of Predator 2. The skull was included as something of a joke by effects artist Stan Winston, who worked on both Aliens and Predator 2, and also as a nod to the original Aliens vs. Predator comic.
Behind the scenesEdit
- ↑ AVP: Evolution
- ↑ Aliens: Colonial Marines [Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360]. Gearbox Software.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 James Cameron (writer and director). Aliens [DVD]. 20th Century Fox.
- ↑ James Cameron (writer and director). Aliens Special Edition [DVD]. 20th Century Fox.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Aliens vs. Predator [Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360]. Rebellion.
- ↑ Joss Whedon (writer) and Jean-Pierre Jeunet. Alien Resurrection [DVD]. 20th Century Fox.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 AVP: Evolution
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem
- ↑ Aliens: The Female War
- ↑ Aliens: Earth War
- ↑ "A queen-sized drone, bigger than any Wilks had ever seen..." p. 143 Aliens: The Female War
- ↑ Aliens: Earth War
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 James Cameron, Gale Anne Hurd, Gordon Carroll, David Giler, Walter Hill, Stan Winston. Superior Firepower: The Making of 'Aliens' [DVD]. 20th Century Fox.
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 "Weyland-Yutani Archives - James Cameron's Responses To Aliens Critics". Retrieved on 2013-07-01.
- ↑ https://www.stanwinstonschool.com/blog/aliens-movie-the-making-of-a-xenomorph-drone
- ↑ Alien Anthology (2010)/Prometheus to Alien: The Evolution - Alien Anthology Archives - Aliens - Production - Photography - Stan Winston's Workshop
- ↑ https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=177521885774448&set=a.177200059139964.1073741828.177187029141267&type=1&theater
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The money raised goes to programs to prevent genocide in Africa.
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Dr. Lawrence K. Jung has been practicing medicine for 39 years. Dr. Jung graduated from the Univ of Saskatchewan, Coll of Med, Saskatoon, Sask, Canada in 1975. He practices medicine in Washington, DC and 1 other location and specializes in Pediatric Rheumatology and Rheumatology. Dr. Jung is affiliated with Childrens National Medical Center. He speaks English and Spanish.
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This is a love song for you and me
On this cold cold winter night
Wish you are with me
So I pray and pray that soon you'll be mine
and I'll be yours for a long long time
Merry Christmas. Goodnight.
Sometimes, you need to stop doing other things.
And sing (or listen) only 小調.
容祖兒 - 牆紙 / Joey Yung - Wallpaper
She is my favourite musician from Hong Kong. This is my favourite song from her, it is called "I don't have plans to shed a tear". And yet there is a silent sigh between the jazzy notes, and a tinge of "f—k off i really don't care" in Ivana's melody and words.
王若琳 - 一生守候 / Joanna Wang - A life-time of waiting
It was one o'clock, the witching hour. Everybody was drunk. Some were in the primary stages where they can't turn down another drink, others were at a point where everyone was their best friend. A few couldn't stop dancing. But people were mostly just sprawled out wherever they fell. You were alternating somewhere between the two. I sat on the sofa chatting with my new best friends.
Despite the blaring music, the room seemed incredibly quiet. You stopped dancing, and sat on the floor with your back to the sofa and me. The blanket effect of alcohol finally eased my earlier self-consciousness of being the only non-dancing creature confined in this space.
You caught me looking and asked, "Why are you looking at me like that."
"There is glitter on your face." Not a lie. And you were shimmering.
Someone came back with more vodka. Everyone got up on their feet again. Not party-dancing. Not drunk-dancing. But Dancer-Dancing. I distracted myself with the vodka. When you asked me to dance. I went,
"No. I don't know how to." Not a lie.
Even when inebriated, it was still intimidating to dance with a roomful of dancers. But you always have your way with me. And the drunk version of you is unstoppable. So, I tried to do my best imitation of a Dancing Person. The giddy awkwardness felt both adult and childish. Like skydiving.
A few weeks later, I made you a CD for your dance routines when you said you needed more Asian-ness in your repertoire. This was the first song on it.
(audio via fattying)
I remember last summer, at the L.A airport.
It was seasonal chaos to be expected, but I missed my connecting flight from LAX to SFO. I had been dragging my backpack for the past 3 days to get out of South America; I had no capacity for airport-rage. Then it hit me that I might be missing my flight out of SFO, back to Hong Kong the next day. A new ticket would cost a bomb. But I was secretly glad.
It was late. I stood at United Airlines counter blankly, while a helpful staff tried to sort things out. I wrote her name down somewhere; I wanted to write her a commendation letter. At the telephone booths area, with the janitors quietly mopping in the background, I waited with one anxious Brazilian father, two Swedish backpackers. We were calling operators (probably operating from India) for discounted hotel rates. Globalisation.
We waited for a little while, made the obligatory traveler's small talk, then the shuttle came to pick us up. The hotel lobby was cold and empty, I chatted briefly with the staff at the concierge while he was settling my check-in. His dark circles were worst than mine. I showered. There was nothing on TV but infomercials.
I sent you a message that I was in town. You were out, and showed up shortly in your soft red cardigan. We drove around looking for tacos. The tacos guy said excitedly that he was from Puebla when we were talking about Mexico. He was amazed that I could understand him despite my lousy Spanish, and gave us two more quesadillas.
Back in the car, you said you could drive me to SFO but we might end up dead because we were both too tired. The quesadilla was delicious. Then you stayed because it was late, "The bed is big!" and "This iPod dock sure looks luxurious!" You randomly clicked on a playlist while I pack, then this song started playing. I don't believe in serendipity. This was just a 3MB out of 12GB coincidence.
We laid in the dark, in silence. "Is there something wrong with your foot?" I asked quietly. I remembered how you walked up to me at the lobby earlier, your gait was slow and purposeful. "I tore something." I could hear the hum of the AC. "Yeah. I don't think I can dance for a while." The bed was big and soft, the iPod dock had fantastic sounds. I drifted in and out of sleep.
The next morning, we had the complementary breakfast at the hotel. You said, "Hotel breakfast is always so mediocre, but there's something about it that you will always love. Probably a habit that stayed around since we were kids." I wondered if that was symbolic in any way.
As we waited for the shuttle to send me back to the airport, I saw a florist opening shop across the street. You were playing with your phone. I slipped away and got you a bunch of wild flowers. I wanted to say, "They are colourful and soft, like you." Instead, I said: "Just trying to get rid off my dollars."
The shuttle pulled into the waiting bay. Your hair tumbled past your brow in a wave of black, obscuring half of your face as you dipped slightly to pick up my backpack. You tucked your fringe behind one ear and said, "I don't do sending offs to the airport. Take care." and pulled me in for a hug. I wish it didn't have to end in this cinematic manner, but behind you, the morning sun had started to illuminate the horizon. ✈
在入境大廳裡不停的望 怕我的出現消失在妳身旁
妳說這座城市有妳編織的夢想 在時速限制只有九十的路上
我莫名期待的望著窗 讓妳駕著我們未知的去向
Sunset Boulevard, Santa Monica.
Above the City, around the highway. 妳就是我的天堂
Santa Barbara, Pasadena. 愛情的幻滅原來才是成長
Above the clouds, round the shadow. 迷失也是方向
The streets of L.A will always remind me of you. Perhaps, that's the reason why this flimsy little demo, means so much to me.
[Note: Faye Wong rejected 旋木's original track 戀曲L.A., citing "it was too sweet". Somehow, someone wrote a new set of lyrics to the tune. She accepted it. The lyricist is the guy on the music video, the girl is really his girlfriend. He died from a muscular disorder, shortly after the song released. He was just 24.]
The only thing better than a Deserts Chang song, is Faye Wong singing a Deserts Chang song. Bootleg recorded during a Chengdu rehearsal. Wish she would perform it live one day.


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"1957 Auto Show" exhibit on photographs of real auto shows of the 1950s. A
Chevrolet Corvette and a Plymouth Fury symbolize "Selling with Style" in an era
when stylists had seemingly unlimited control over the amount of chrome and the size of
Harley Earl developed the Corvette for General
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GM 1927 and developed the first design studio in the automotive industry. He put fins on
the Cadillac in 1949 and developed Motor Rama Auto Shows to display concept cars.
"Show and Sell," a video program in the gallery, features a musical production
from the 1956 Motor Rama.
Virgil Exner, a protégé of Harley Earl, was
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Elderly carers in Redbridge are benefiting from a £40,000 Health Lottery boost.
Redbridge Carers Support Service aims to promote better health through exercise classes and peer support for more than 100 carers aged 70 and above.
It received the funding windfall in a grant from the People's Health Trust.
The money comes on top of another £40,000 grant raised through the lottery.
Cathy O'Keeffe, the older carers services manager, said: "To know that we can now build on the success that we've achieved as a result of the initial funding is great news for the team here, as well as to the carers that we support through this project."
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Levine was past his prime? Who says?
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CIA, G.I. Joe inventor made 'demon' bin Laden dolls
By George Mathis
Yeah, those GI Joe movies are spectacularly terrible.
Poor little thing. Always so victimized and put upon. I'm guessing you were too busy wringing your hands and whining to see this.....
No "fair and balanced" at the AJC. Cover to cover there is not one word about the missing IRS e-mails. No news is printed unless it passes through their leftist filter. Shame. This is what passes for a newspaper in Atlanta.


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Tweet photo via New York magazine It's no secret that we at Feministing love Johnny Weir. He's profiled in New York magazine this week, and has some interesting things to say about sexuality, gender, and marriage: You don't need to have labels. I would marry a woman. I very well could. People laugh at me, [...]
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