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Bean Sprouts with Tofu Puff
Happy New Year! I hope everyone has had a fun and festive celebration and I wish you all a great 2010.
Following my Teochew porridge post on preserved turnip eggs (菜圃蛋), I would like to share with you yet another simple dish that goes well with porridge—bean sprouts with tofu puff. My father loved bean sprouts with bean curd (tofu) but I actually prefer my bean sprouts stir-fried with tofu puff. I just love the idea of tofu puff because of its spongy texture, and that it tends to soak up the flavor of the other ingredients.
Bean sprout, or properly known as mung bean sprout, is a healthy food that is loaded with vitamins, minerals, and it's absolutely cholesterol free. It's used extensively in Asian food—in noodles, stir-fries, and vegetarian dishes. However, as good as it sounds, bean sprouts are not common outside of Asia. The crunchy and refreshing good taste are pleasing and it's a taste that is easy to acquire.
This bean sprouts recipe is good with either porridge or steamed rice. It's super easy to prepare and you can make it with salted fish, too, if you like. Otherwise, substitute tofu puff with bean curd (tofu) for a more substantial meal.
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Beauty on a plate! Great post, Bee! :)
I'm a big fan of "tofu puffs," as you call them. They can be so crispy on the outside, and so flavorful with the right sauces…and of course bean sprouts are an Asian staple. Thanks for sharing another great recipe!
Tasty! Can't wait to try.
i love teochew/hokkien style porridge with side dishes!!!:-) Also,Happy 2010:-)
you don't say how much tofu to use. =D
I hate to be difficult – but your ingredient list doesn't even list "tofu puffs" … an amount or how to make them.
Is this just fried tofu? Is it firm or silken tofu that's fried? Do I do this BEFORE I sautee the garlic?
Happy New Year to you that you know who! :)
This recipe looks divine! But I have one question – where do the tofu puffs come from? They aren't listed as an ingredient in the recipe, and I can't find a recipe for them on the site. Is this something you buy pre-made? Help! Thanks!
Love the recipe and would like to try it with salted fish even more. Do you have any tips
for novices like me with salted fish? How to prepare, what to buy etc? Happy New
Year to all….and Happy Eating!
I love 'taugeh'! When we were kids, the only thing I did when helping in the kitchen was cleaning ikan bilis (dried anchovies) and breaking the 'tails' off from the bean sprouts. Btw, i see you have left the 'tails' intact :)
Stuff like this is simply the best. It reminds me of sitting at the dinner table with my family growing up. There are so many versions of stir-fried bean sprouts and tofu, but the simple ones are always the best.
Love the plate, by the way. There's something nostalgic about it. :)
I love simple dishes and this is one I'm going to cook soon! I usually cook beansprouts on its own. As usual, great post!
I love this dish!
Btw, my sister bought me a grill maker. She said it is going to help me to lose weight because I don't need to cook with a lot of oil and I can grill food with high protein like chicken, fish etc. Can you share some recipes that can cook on a grill maker?
Looks tasty! I love bean sprouts – to me, they're a must in certain Asian recipes! Like, could you imagine pho without them? I can't! It just wouldn't be the same. This sounds like something I could snack on for a long while.
Looks simply, delicious and healthy. Love the texture of stir-fried sprouts.
I have a post lined up regarding Tow Gay! For me, I have to remove the roots, which usually give a raw unpleasant taste and I think that is an acquired taste. Your bean sprouts looks very crunchy indeed.
Looks delicious. Absolutely love the bean sprouts you get in East Asia, they dont grow so well even in India, its totally different.
Wish you a fabulous 2010 :)
I have actually never tried cooking bean sprouts!! Plus I love tofu puffs as well – sure gonna try cooking them taugeh now.
my amah used to stir fry bean sprouts (with roots removed by whatever grandchild could be coerced into doing so hahhaha) with just garlic and at the last moment, add scallions and dash of sesame oil. heaven!!
I love bean sprouts, this simple dish is great. However, like a few others, I prefer to trim the roots for better taste and styling.
add salted fish and it will be heavenly :)
This is a simple dish and yet looks so good. Awesome.
Brilliant I have both in the fridge just waiting to be cooked. Thanks for sharing
This looked so yummy, I knew I had to make some. Just finished some for lunch today. Thanks for posting this.
Simple dish yet sooooo yummy!!!! Just tried it – thanks for sharing!!!! I added a bit of chilli as well as I like it a bit on the spicier side, think it works too!!!! :)
I'm new to this website.
Find all your recipes extremely right for my style, simply realistic, very traditional, ingredients are simple, cooking style so real, ingredients are not hard to find. In other words, easy to whiff out but idea, combinations and taste are exciting.
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Perfect breakfast recipe! Looks very yummy. Thanks!
Keep posting easy and quick recipes.
This is a very late comment, but I just want to say thanks for posting this simple yet delicious recipe. I made this for dinner today as a side dish and surprisingly my carnivore husband loved it!
I love this dish. My mom would make it with coagulated pork blood instead of the spongy tofu.
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While I was away for three weeks, there was an update on LP bug #760131, the infamous bug report on the power consumption being raised significantly higher in Ubuntu Natty. This bug report of high importance now indicates a fix being committed to Natty and a fix being released for Oneiric, but what has changed? Here is an update.
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Mir 2
"Mir 2: The Legend Continues" is the free-to-play, re-released version of the classic The Legend of Mir 2. Mir 2:TLC is a 2D fantasy MMORPG with very basic graphics and an isometric camera view. The game looks and plays a lot like the early action RPGs of the '90s, so old school gamers suffering from nostalgia may have found what they're looking for.
Publisher: Gamepot USA
Playerbase: Low
Graphics: Low Quality
Type: MMORPG
EXP Rate: Medium
PvP: Open
Filesize: 800 MB
Pros: +Runs well on old PCs. +Plenty of quests available. +Nostalgic gameplay. +Open PvP adds excitement.
Cons: -Dated graphics. -Spam-filled chat box. -Limited character customization. -Not likely to see content updates.
Mir 2 Overview
Mir 2 (originally titled The Legend of Mir 2) is an oldshool MMORPG that is extremely popular in Asia. Even with the release of a sequel, The Legend of Mir 3, Mir 2 is still enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of players across China and Korea. The game never caught on in the West and was recently shut down, but fortunately, a new publisher stepped in and now offers the game free-to-play. The game's graphics resemble the visuals in classic action-RPG titles (such as Diablo), but fall well below today's standards. There are four available classes during character creation, but no customization beyond gender selection. The classes are:
Assassin - The Assassin class was released in 2008, making it the first and only new addition to the game. Assassins are similar to warriors – both rely on melee and magic attacks, but Assassins have more Area of Effect spells at their disposal.
Warrior - With the highest health and defense, warriors make an excellent choice for new players. They rely on brute force at close range, with very limited use for magic.
Wizard - Ranged spell casters who deal heavy damage, but suffer from low defense and health. Though they start off weaker than other classes, their power becomes apparent during the later levels.
Taoist - The supportive class of Mir 2. Taoists possess healing and buffing spells that make them invaluable allies in tough boss battles or large PvP events.
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Mir 2: The Legend continues is a re-release of the popular 'The Legends of Mir 2′ MMORPG that was first released way back in 2001. The Legends of Mir 2 was developed by a Korean company, but was most successful in China. Even after the release of a sequel, The Legends of Mir 3, Mir 2 remains a popular game in East Asia. The series was never as popular here in the West, and on March 31, 2009 both Mir 2 and Mir 3 English servers were shut down. A Japanese publisher, Gamepot, moved in to fill the void by releasing "Mir 2: The Legend Continues" as a free-to-play game supported through micro transactions. How well has this classic stood the test of time? Read on to find out.
End of an Era
The graphical and general gameplay style found in Mir 2 is very similar to that of classic action RPG titles released during the 1990s for the PC. Games like Diablo and Nox defined the genre, but many other games used the classic 2D, fantasy, isometric camera angle features. Most MMORPGs during that time were also designed in this model, including Ultima Online and the original Lineage. All of these games had purely mouse-controlled movement, though Mir 2 does allow auto-running to be activating by hitting the 'd' key. Even when it was first released, Mir 2 was not a cutting edge game technologically, but it did have several factors that lead to its success. The most important of these being that it was the first major MMORPG on the scene in China, where Mir 2 recorded up to 250,000 concurrent users at peak hours. The second factor is the level of freedom players enjoyed in Mir 2. The entire game world had open PvP with towns guarded by powerful NPCs to keep out murderers. Racking up too many kills led to a player being labeled as a murderer, which left him or her open to attack from other players and NPC guards alike. Unfortunately, the MMORPG genre has evolved since the golden years of Mir 2, and new games are now available that offer everything Mir 2 can and more.
Humble Beginnings
New players entering the world of Mir will likely fall into a single category — former players of the game who are coming back for nostalgic value. I can't imagine many truly first-timers giving a game this old a try, but I will give a short rundown of the early game for their benefit. There are four classes to choose from during character creation – Warrior, Taoist, Wizard, and Assassin. Players can chose to be either male or female but have no further customization options beyond that. There is a very liberal naming policy which allows players to use both numbers and letters – I saw a guy named H1N1 running around town while I was playing. Each account has three character slots per server, but there is currently only a single server. New characters all start out in the tiny 'Border Village' located to the south south of Bichon Castle, a much bigger city. The first nearby NPC will invite players to join the 'Newbie Guild', which offers a 20% experience boost. After accepting this offer players will notice several other NPCs with exclamation marks over their heads. The standard series of talking quests will introduce players to all the local shop keepers, which will offer additional quests in turn. Besides hunting & questing, new players are taught how to gather meat from the animals they hunt. Meat can be sold to the local butcher for a nice sum of gold, and is likely to be the best source of income for beginners.
Wear & Tear
Right from the start, cracks become visible in this aging game. Besides the poor graphics, the chat box is almost always full of spam in towns. Bots that advertise gold sale sites are ubiquitous, and in-game support is at a minimum. Even movement feels buggy – left-clicking causes your character to walk, but to run you have to hold right click, which feels awkward. The interface is not very difficult to understand, especially for anyone who has played an MMORPG (or even RPG) before. Towards the bottom there are two vials that represent your character's health (red vial) and mana (blue vial.) A small mini-map is displayed on the top right, but a larger map can be opened by hitting 'B', and hitting it again makes it bolder. Combat is simple – simply click on a target and watch your character beat on it. Spells and skills can be assigned to the toolbar, but it isn't until level 9 that players learn their first spell. Stats are raised automatically, leaving little player involvement in the growth of their character.
Nostalgia for the Good Ol' Days
Fortunately, Mir 2 has plenty of kill quests which give new players a sense of direction. There are some interesting sound effects too, hearing the chickens clucking around town is quite an experience, but in the end this is a game best left to the old veterans trying to relive the past. While I don't expect the game to attract a large audience, there is a good chance it will survive in its niche market and that's good news for all gamers.
Final Verdict: Poor
Mir 2: The Legend continues offers a classic experience that millions across the world once shared. But, with the passage of time, the graphics, gameplay, and features Mir 2 has to offer have all become outdated. Some veterans may find nostalgic value here, but for the rest of us, Mir 2 is a pass.
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Nodiatis is one of the most detailed browser based MMORPGs currently available. The game has a whopping 26 classes, dozens of skills and a unique method of skill advancement which involves sacrificing looted items to various alters. The user interface and visuals are reminiscent of old school PC RPGs circa the late 1980s and early 1990s which can either be nostalgic or just frustrating based on your age. Nodiatis even makes an attempt at a story line which starts by explaining the fate of an immortal princess whose father gave her to a horde of orcs in exchange for peace. While there is a massive world to explore and an impressive host of ways to customize your character, Nodiatis suffers from sluggish combat, movement, and a general sense of slow progression though there are premium features available for purchase which can help speed up gameplay.
Classes - Warrior, Druid, Ranger, Guardian, Warlock, Magician, Necromancer, Paladin, Archer, Priest, Trader, Craftsman, Vampire, Angel, Dark Knight, Wizard, Regener, Beastmaster, Tactician, Trapper, Adventurer, Weapon Master, Rogue, Alcoholic, Jeweler, Enchanter.
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Nodiatis Review
By, Erhan Altay
Nodiatis is a text & image based browser MMORPG that looks and plays much like early generation RPGs released for the PC in the 1990s. Developed and hosted by a company called 'Glitchless' Nodiatis is likely to appeal to fans of oldschool D&D style RPGs that were heavy on detail and character customization but short on exciting gameplay elements. If you're interested in a browser game that can provide a sense of immersion than read on!
Chained to the Wall
When players first visit the Nodiatis homepage, they're greeted with the image of a nearly naked young woman chained to a pillar. This same image was and still is widely used in promoting the game which may be misleading but is quite modest compared to the advertising blitz undertaken by Evony, another browser based game that makes use of the female anatomy to attract an audience. Account registration and character creation are combined with your character's name serving as your login. Appearance customization is very restrictive, players simply chose an avatar and background image from among 300 or so random choices than move on. Class selection, on the other hand, is quite impressive in Nodiatis. There are a total of 26 possible classes which range from the standard fantasy archetypes including warrior, wizard, priest, merchant and so on but also include some rarer templates such as angel and vampire. The developers must of ran out of ideas at around 24 classes and threw 'Regener' and 'Alcoholic' which are original classes as far as I can tell. Each class has a different melee, magic, defense, and recovery modifier. For example, Beastmasters receive a +10% bonus to recovery but suffer a -9% penalty towards defense. While all the classes play similarly during the early levels, I'd recommend new players go with a simple sounding melee class as their first character. The rest of the character creation process involves selecting a text color and setting a password.
Welcome to Castille…
After logging in for the first time, a tutorial in the form of text boxes appear and lead players through the game's early stages. Nodiatis puts more effort into its story than most online RPGs and this is evident in the amount of 'flavor text' on display. Castille, the city of your birth, is the last stronghold of mankind in a world that lies in ruin. Gloomy setting, isn't it? Before entering Castille, however, players will see get a chance to view the game's graphic interface. A top-down map with your character's face in the center serves the GUI in Nodiatis. Movement is controlled with the mouse by clicking bordering grids and can be a sluggish process. Cities themselves are composed of a series of images with interactive spots that lead to new areas. Several shops are scattered around town including a magic shop, armory, and inn. There aren't even any shopkeeper NPCs which gives both the city and game in general an empty feeling. There is a single old and mangled man in the church who serves as a quest giver. The tutorial walks players through town navigation, accepting quests, and eventually combat. This tutorial must be completed before moving on or even being able to chat.
Kill Some Rats
Sticking closely to the RPG script, the first quest in the game asks players to kill some rats at the nearby docks. Combat in Nodiatis is time based and requires players to manually click auto-attack at the start of each fight. Animations are rather crude and simply show your equipped weapon jutting forward a bit towards your opponent. Monsters themselves are just still images along with the rest of the background during encounters. It doesn't take long for battles to get stale and repetitive but combat in Nodiatis still beats the combat system in more primitive browser games like BiteFight or Gladiatus. The game does come up with an interesting way of dealing with loot though. In most games the random body parts looted from slain animals are simply sold to NPCs but in Nodiatis these items play a key role in skill advancement. The tutorial explains all this far better than I can but the general concept is this: players select which skill in each category they wish to raise than sacrifice items associated with that category at a local alter to raise the selected skill. Rat teeth, for example, are associated with combat skills and help increase a character's piercing or crushing skill. Besides this original skill system is a more traditional level-up feature which rewards players 3 points per level to distribute among several stats.
Middle of the Road
The world of Nodiatis is large and judging from the geography of the world map, has room to grow. So far all players interact on a single server though this makes the public chat box nearly worthless due to the rapid message speed. The game includes many features found in traditional MMORPGs including 'soulbound' equipment and fully fledged PvP options that allow players to kill and even loot one another. To keep the world from becoming a free for all, stiff penalties are in place to keep the PK rate manageable but the threat of attack always lingers. Overall the game does a decent job at crafting a living fantasy world that players can get involved in. Unlike RuneScape, Nodiatus does not have a graphic engine. Instead it relies on text, images, crude animations, and some sound effects but it puts those elements together far better than most browser mmorpgs.
Free, Standard, Premium
Like most games, paying players receive large benefits including faster experience rates, faster skill gain, and even additional gold and item loot off monsters. There are several premium options available in Nodiatis with the most common one being upgrading to a 'standard' account which costs $5/month. The text describing the benefits of a paid account are even cheeky enough to say 'That's $5 per month, compare that to console games that cost $60 and last 2 weeks on average!' There is even a 'premium' account which costs an additional $50 for 16 weeks of 'premium' access. But the most hilarious part is a $55 permanent 'grinder upgrade' which makes it even easier to gain experience and gold. Add these up and you're well over the cost of a console game, aren't you Nodiatis? My advice as always is to try the game for free all the way up until you've gotten as far as possible without paying. If you're still playing the game at that point than go ahead and pay since you've found something worth your cash.
Final Verdict: Good
Nodiatis offers a classic fantasy experience with plenty of classes and a detailed skill system all available for free on your browser. For players seeking a deeper fantasy role playing experience but unable or unwilling to download a client MMORPG, Nodiatis is definitely worth a closer look. But be warned, the slow paced gameplay and bare bone visuals make the game difficult to pierce.


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The writers of this blog are not music critics, and they don't consider a second (or third, fourth or fifth) mortgage to be a perfectly reasonable course of action to pay for front-row tickets, but despite being a whole lot more middle aged than ...
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The writers of this blog are not music critics, and they don't consider a second (or third, fourth or fifth) mortgage to be a perfectly reasonable course of action to pay for front-row tickets, but despite being a whole lot more middle aged than they were when they first put \x34Born in the U.S.A.\x34 or \x34The River\x34 down on the turntable, still feels like Bruce has something -- OK, a lot of things -- to say about our country and the way we live our lives, things that not a lot of other artists are saying. And whether he's talking about the knife that can cut this pain from your heart, the house that's waiting for you to walk in or what that flag flying over the courthouse means, he's nailing down feelings that are so universal that they can raise your spirits and break your heart at the same time. Plus, let�s face it, the man rocks.
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Bruce Springsteen as Bill Watterson's Calvin? And Hobbes as The Big Man Clarence Clemons? What a fantastic idea! That's exactly the idea Soren Juhl had when he created his now iconic Calvin and Hobbes
Born to Play
comic featuring the beloved Calvin and Hobbes. Soren, who's a professional artist in Denmark, uses Bruce and The Big Man as his inspiration for a collection of drawings he's calling Springsteen Comics.
by Soren Juhl
When Soren was 14, he was given Bruce Springsteen's
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as a Christmas gift. That collection of music and then the album
Tunnel of Love
was his first introduction to The Boss, and he's never looked back. Those songs still inspire Soren's art "I remember listening to Cadillac Ranch for the first time and I heard Bruce's counting and howling intro to the song! – and I was thinking: "Wow!!!
This is a-w-e-s-o-m-e!""
by Soren Juhl
Soren's inspirations are usually Bruce's lyrics or quotes but sometimes, Soren has an image of Calvin first, and the quote comes second. Then Soren let's his creativity flow. "I knew how I would draw C & H in The Valentine comic – so the job was the find some Bruce material that would fit. I used the Bruce quote about Elvis and just replaced "king" for "tiger" and it was perfect."
by Soren Juhl
Why Calvin and Hobbes rather than another cartoon? It's the love between Calvin and Hobbes, which portrays that love between Bruce and Clarence. And the size is right, Hobbes is bigger than life, just like Clarence Clemons was.
When asked if he was concerned about Bill Watterson sending lawyers his way due to copyright infringement, Soren maintained that, if Bill Watterson asked, he would remove his fan art immediately. Yet, that is exactly what this is, fan art, not copies: "I do not use Watterson�s original artwork. I don�t trace his artwork and every comic is created from scratch. If you compare my comics with Watterson�s you can clearly see the difference. The proportions are different, the framing is different and the coloring is also different. Nobody can create C & H exactly as Watterson – and it should be that way."
In the past year, Soren has been so prolific with his Springsteen Comics that there's quite a collection of delightful work on his
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. Much more artwork than we would ever display here, so make sure and take a long look. If you're a Calvin and Hobbes fan like I am, you'll enjoy every minute.
by Soren Juhl
Here's the full interview with Soren Juhl:
What part of the world are you from?
I'm from Denmark Scandinavia, Europe. I don�t expect all people to know where this tiny country is located :)
How long have you been a Springsteen fan?
The first time I heard about Bruce was around 1987 when I was 14. A friend of my father�s was a huge fan (still is) and he told me about Springsteen. He had been at the famous show at Ullevi stadium in �85 which was literally rocked to pieces. He showed me the 5 LP live box and later he gave me my first Springsteen cd "Tunnel Of Love".
What are your Springsteen experiences?
My first Springsteen concert was in 1992 at Festhalle in Frankfurt, Germany. Since then I have been to all shows in Denmark (except from one in 1993). During the latest tours I have been to a few show in Germany, Cologne (Magic tour and Wrecking Ball tour) and Berlin (Reunion tour)
At the reunion show in Copenhagen I saw Bruce outside his hotel jumping into the car heading out to the soundcheck. Clarence Clemons was looking at us outside his hotel window.
But I still haven�t got the Bruce and me-photo or his signature. That�s on my wish list! I hope I get the chance this time!!!
What is your art background? Are you a professional artist? Is this a hobby? What is your profession?
Yes, I'm a professional artist :). I work at a publishing company. We produce books, mostly children's books, cooking books, thrillers, graphics novels, and fiction. I do digital arts likes illustrations for apps, online games, websites, etc.
Why are Calvin and Hobbes such a good vehicle to express Bruce Springsteen's themes?
For several reasons!
It all started by a coincidence when I did the Calvin and Hobbes Born To Run cover. The idea just came to me and I knew I had something good on paper. It was the love between Calvin and Hobbes that equals the love between Clarence and Bruce. It was just a perfect match and the cartoony interpretation of the iconic Eric Meola photo made it even more funny.
Calvin is funny and Bruce is funny. Calvin thinks a lot and has a lot words on his mind – Bruce also thinks a lot and he always have some kind of story to tell us. Calvin really hates school, and Bruce surely hated school. That�s why I did No Surrender.
And one last thing – Hobbes is so much bigger than Calvin – as Big Man was to Bruce.
Are their any other comics that you've considered using?
No, I haven't had any other characters in my mind. I'll keep to Calvin.
What is your process when creating one of the Springsteen Comics?
When I get an idea I instantly write it down so I won�t forget it. Sometimes I write the lyrics down, sometimes I do a really rough doodle that makes no sense to others than me :)
Then I create a sketch or two. When I think the sketch is tight and all in place, I ink the art on a new piece of paper using a light board.
Finally I scan the comic and adds the text and it�s ready for show time!
What inspires your work?
The lyrics mostly, but sometimes I have an image of Calvin that just need a line, a title or even a quote. I knew how I would draw C & H in The Valentine comic – so the job was the find some Bruce material that would fit. I used the Bruce quote about Elvis and just replaced "king" for "tiger" and it was perfect.
It may be one or two sentences or song titles. But also Bruce' own stories from the shows – like the one I did of We Are Alive. The Justin Bieber was inspired by my own ticket experience when I was lucky to get a ticket for inner pitch. That comic was very fun to do.
Are you concerned about Bill Watterson's lawyers breaking down your door and dragging you away in the night?
No, I'm not. But if they would ask me to shut down I'll do that right away. It has never been my intension to harm Watterson or Bruce.
What I create is fan art. I do not use Watterson�s original artwork. I don�t trace his artwork and every comic is created from scratch. If you compare my comics with Watterson�s you can clearly see the difference. The proportions are different, the framing is different and the coloring is also different. Nobody can create C & H exactly as Watterson – and it should be that way.
Where can we find your work on the internet?
Here�s some samples of my other works. These images stand out from the Springsteen comics in the way they are created on the computer using different kinds of software. But all my works are based on sketches….
More artwork by Soren Juhl:
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Plan, implement, upgrade, or monitor security measures for the protection of computer networks and information. May ensure appropriate security controls are in place that will safeguard digital files and vital electronic infrastructure. May respond to computer security breaches and viruses.
Sample of reported job titles: Computer Security Specialist, Computer Specialist, Data Security Administrator, Information Security Analyst, Information Security Manager, Information Security Officer, Information Security Specialist, Information Systems Security Analyst, Information Technology Security Analyst, Information Technology Specialist
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- Encrypt data transmissions and erect firewalls to conceal confidential information as it is being transmitted and to keep out tainted digital transfers.
- Develop plans to safeguard computer files against accidental or unauthorized modification, destruction, or disclosure and to meet emergency data processing needs.
- Review violations of computer security procedures and discuss procedures with violators to ensure violations are not repeated.
- Monitor use of data files and regulate access to safeguard information in computer files.
- Monitor current reports of computer viruses to determine when to update virus protection systems.
- Modify computer security files to incorporate new software, correct errors, or change individual access status.
- Perform risk assessments and execute tests of data processing system to ensure functioning of data processing activities and security measures.
- Confer with users to discuss issues such as computer data access needs, security violations, and programming changes.
- Train users and promote security awareness to ensure system security and to improve server and network efficiency.
- Coordinate implementation of computer system plan with establishment personnel and outside vendors.
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Technology used in this occupation:
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* Software developed by a government agency and/or distributed as freeware or shareware.
|Computers and Electronics — Knowledge of circuit boards, processors, chips, electronic equipment, and computer hardware and software, including applications and programming.
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|Critical Thinking — Using logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems.
|Reading Comprehension — Understanding written sentences and paragraphs in work related documents.
|Complex Problem Solving — Identifying complex problems and reviewing related information to develop and evaluate options and implement solutions.
|Speaking — Talking to others to convey information effectively.
|Active Listening — Giving full attention to what other people are saying, taking time to understand the points being made, asking questions as appropriate, and not interrupting at inappropriate times.
|Writing — Communicating effectively in writing as appropriate for the needs of the audience.
|Judgment and Decision Making — Considering the relative costs and benefits of potential actions to choose the most appropriate one.
|Time Management — Managing one's own time and the time of others.
|Active Learning — Understanding the implications of new information for both current and future problem-solving and decision-making.
|Monitoring — Monitoring/Assessing performance of yourself, other individuals, or organizations to make improvements or take corrective action.
|Written Comprehension — The ability to read and understand information and ideas presented in writing.
|Oral Comprehension — The ability to listen to and understand information and ideas presented through spoken words and sentences.
|Problem Sensitivity — The ability to tell when something is wrong or is likely to go wrong. It does not involve solving the problem, only recognizing there is a problem.
|Deductive Reasoning — The ability to apply general rules to specific problems to produce answers that make sense.
|Inductive Reasoning — The ability to combine pieces of information to form general rules or conclusions (includes finding a relationship among seemingly unrelated events).
|Oral Expression — The ability to communicate information and ideas in speaking so others will understand.
|Information Ordering — The ability to arrange things or actions in a certain order or pattern according to a specific rule or set of rules (e.g., patterns of numbers, letters, words, pictures, mathematical operations).
|Near Vision — The ability to see details at close range (within a few feet of the observer).
|Speech Clarity — The ability to speak clearly so others can understand you.
|Written Expression — The ability to communicate information and ideas in writing so others will understand.
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|Initiative — Job requires a willingness to take on responsibilities and challenges.
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|Dependability — Job requires being reliable, responsible, and dependable, and fulfilling obligations.
|Attention to Detail — Job requires being careful about detail and thorough in completing work tasks.
|Persistence — Job requires persistence in the face of obstacles.
|Self Control — Job requires maintaining composure, keeping emotions in check, controlling anger, and avoiding aggressive behavior, even in very difficult situations.
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|Cooperation — Job requires being pleasant with others on the job and displaying a good-natured, cooperative attitude.
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|Independence — Occupations that satisfy this work value allow employees to work on their own and make decisions. Corresponding needs are Creativity, Responsibility and Autonomy.
|Support — Occupations that satisfy this work value offer supportive management that stands behind employees. Corresponding needs are Company Policies, Supervision: Human Relations and Supervision: Technical.
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|Computer Systems Analysts Bright Outlook
|Software Developers, Systems Software Green
|Database Administrators
|Computer Network Architects
|Software Quality Assurance Engineers and Testers
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Wages & Employment Trends
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|$42.74 hourly, $88,890 annual
|State wages
|Employment (2012)
|75,000 employees
|Projected growth (2012-2022)
|Much faster than average (22% or higher)
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September 11th, 2012, 08:48 PM #301
A whimsical interpretation of A Midsummer Night's Dream (1999), with Lindsay Duncan and Alex Jennings.
I loved the performances, and had mixed reactions to the costuming. They cut out a lot of classic lines, but as a result brought other things that more or less slipped by me in other versions into sharper focus. I'm sure I'll watch it again.
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Not a very good film although at times it was unintentionally hilarious.
September 16th, 2012, 07:45 AM #303
A film of genius! with some great great lines too. I particularly liked our mad doctor's speech to his assistant when we first see the (accidentally) severed head of his fiancée being kept alive by three test tubes, a bubbling beaker of Ingredient X, and a couple of G cramps: "What you see is real. What I've done, I've done, and what I've done is right - it's the work of science." Amen. It's the cri de coeur of every movie mad scientist. Every white-coated misguided scientist playing god with a walk in cyclotron, a hunchback assistant and, something strapped to the lab bench awaiting the pineal extracts of nubile women recites those words as he brushes his teeth in the morning.
September 16th, 2012, 07:57 AM #304
I watched Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure on Friday and Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey yesterday. Enjoyed both of them quite a lot, but I think Alex Winter isn't quite good enough at times - his acting falls apart a little, weakening Bill.
September 16th, 2012, 08:36 AM #305
Whoa! Cue Spooky Door music, dude. I watched Excellent Adventure on Friday too....
September 16th, 2012, 09:23 AM #306
September 18th, 2012, 07:22 AM #307
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Saw the newest Resident Evil, if you saw one you saw this one too. Not good, fight scenes seemed repetitive. Zombies now capable of driving, yet never explained. Lot of clones and emotions not fully developed.
Really destroying the concept of the video game and action movie in 90 minutes. Both Anderson and his wife need to move on to new ventures. That said the popcorn was excellent.
September 18th, 2012, 02:58 PM #308
The Three Musketeers, the new steampunkish one.
I don't have anything good to say about the script (which was abominable), but the costumes and sets were enough (for me) to make it worth the cost of renting the film. I wouldn't have been happy if I'd paid to see it in a theater.
September 18th, 2012, 06:44 PM #309
I'll warn you now this is long. And I apologise for cross posting this from another forum. I think it is my civil duty to warn / alert people to the true terror that is....
The Legend of Harrow Woods (2011 maybe) - The third Richard Driscoll film of the year*, or maybe half of a third and half of a fourth stitched together. From what I can gather, from watching the extras on this disc, the cast thought they were appearing in a British Blair Witch type rip-off while trying to do American accents. At one point one of them refers to characters who don't appear on screen - or at least not in the way she describes them. (The film they thought they were making seems to have been called Alone in the Dark and, I suspect, most of them were glad that it looked like it would never be released). Running alongside this terribly dull, and seemingly plotless but predictable, wandering around in the woods s**t is another strand of 'surreal', sepia-toned stuff which seems to have come from a totally different film. In the sepia sections Puritans burn witches at the stake in 1843 (sic), Rik Mayall and Norman Wisdom play the same bathroom attendant, and the director gets to do a scene where he is pawed by eight(?) naked women, two of whom indulge in limp sapphic fondling in a urinal before turning their attention to him (I wonder just how long he agonised before casting himself in the part). To add confusion to the bewilderment, the aspect ratio of shots changes from time to time (found footage, straight to camcorder stuff obviously shot at 4:3 is stretched to 16:9 and many shots presented in 16:9 look strangely cropped - people's heads go out of frame a lot of the time.) The sepia dream movie sequences are much better composed (apart from one glorious moment where our director completely blocks the only decent actor in the whole show (Rick Mayall) and we get to stare at the back of his head for a bit). The sepia stuff was possibly originally meant to be part of a film called The Raven, or Evil Calls, or The Raven: Episode One - Evil Calls as it is known on its 2011 DVD release.
To add even more bewilderfusion to the fact that there are two different versions of a film made up of parts of at least two other separate (possibly uncompleted) films, The Raven: Episode One - Evil Calls seems to contain all the wandering around in the woods stuff from Alone in the Dark but not Christopher Walken's voice reading Poe's 'The Raven' which appeared in The Legend of Harrow Woods. (At least his name does not appear on the IMDb credits - though it is mentioned as being there in the 2008 release as detailed in MJ Simpson's delicious and exhaustive review.) I am now thoroughly confused but I think there are at least two other versions of this film knocking about under a variety of titles. I may have to buy them.
Driscoll's films have all the hallmarks of an auteur hard at work. There is something uniquely Driscolly about the three that I have seen. They are all hypnotically uniquely bad, totally derivative, and incomprehensible in equal measures. Another common factor seems to be that actors don't work much in film after working for him. For most of the first-time unknowns appearing here, this (these?) is their only screen credit to date. This time the poor actress persuaded to get naked for the camera at the start of her career was the rather yummy Kathryn Rooney who, I'm glad to say, has gone on to make a decent looking career on the stage.
My favourite moment was a truly inspired bit of bad acting from Jason Donovan as the wiz kid computer geek web master 'dude'. For some inexplicable reason the whole of the wandering around in the woods stuff is being streamed live to 'the internet' with Jason webmastering like crazy (while he's not looking at sweaty semi-naked, girls-with-guns, pornsite Actionsgirls.com... (...erm... ) ...anyway! While he's not looking at other stuff on the web, (or sorting his 3.5" floppies) he's keeping an eye on events in the woods. Suddenly! the signal goes down and the half of his monitor screen that contains the streaming image window fills with a huge red on black blinking message, 'Connection Terminated... Connection Terminated... Connection Terminated... ' (Not a dialogue box mind you, a huge, filling the screen, animated graphic, like something out of a 1983 thriller from back in the days when computers were new and exciting, and no one but geeks knew what error messages were, let alone looked like). So, what does our ace webmaster do when presented with 'Connection Terminated... Connection Terminated... ' filling half his screen? The rest of the screen, by the way, is still filled with all the buttons and sliders that were there before. Answer. He hits the monitor on the side like it was a badly tuned TV set. Whack! If all my connectivity issues could be solved that easily.
I also felt really sorry for whoever was waggling the bit of cardboard in front of the orange light (off screen right) at one point. Whoever it was was supposed to be simulating the flickering of firelight on the faces of two unrehearsed actors locked in an interminable conversation. The whole conversation was covered in one shot. By the end of it the firelight is flickering at about half the rate it was at the start. The poor bugger's wrists must have been giving out.
*The other two were The Comic (1985) and Kannibal (2001) they are truly dreadful films. He is the British Ed Wood Jr.
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September 19th, 2012, 07:56 AM #310
Cabin in the Woods; A lot of people I know insisted this was a must see. After watching it I have no idea why. Cramming ever single horror flim cliche into one movie dosen't make it any better imo.
Avengers; was apprehensive as I'm not a Whedon fan, but he did a good enough job.
Prometheus; Bit of a mess really. I loved Alien and Aliens, but after that further films added nothing of worth to the legacy.
I had high hopes this would get it back on track but it failed miserably for me on so many levels.
For shame Ridley Scott, you're better than that!
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Last night I went and saw Dredd, I enjoyed it. Thought it was going to be bloodier than it was. Urban did a great job of playing him straight. Overall more like the comic. May check it out again in 3D soon.
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September 26th, 2012, 03:45 PM #315
Robin Hood: Men in Tights
Much funnier than I expected, and I expected quite a lot of laughs. Easily one of Mel Brooks' better films - not as forced as Spaceballs and more exciting than Blazing Saddles - and a lot of the jokes were just great.
Loved every moment of it. Absolutely every moment.


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