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They are already living among us I think, and they're unique characteristics like nothing else makes me think they are not advanced technology wise but they are multidimensional beings who can travel in and out from dimensions. They are highly spiritual beings who we can encounter in dreams, meditation and so on.
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The entities are build up by lights, 7 different kind usually, they don't communicate in 'words' but by telepathic communication. It's not that easy to communicate with them, you have to take DMT, Magic mushrooms and (large doses) and have a great set mentally before the trip. Surrender to the feeling and don't fight back. When you are having a ego death, it feels like you are inside of your own super ego and nothing matters for you. That's when I like to ask questions wisely, I've had great success. I'm thinking about what you said, about starting a blog about my experiences since I've had many, mystical. I feel like the mushroom itself is wise, you have to respect it and demand answers with respect in order to gain something.
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The public reveal of the #1 1960 Briggs Cunningham Corvette racer Friday afternoon at the Corvettes at Carlisle show in Carlisle, PA. was canceled due to security concerns. A statement from Lance Miller was read to the crowd who gathered at the grandstand to witness the unveiling of the former Le Mans Corvette, which had just been found after being lost for 50 years.
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What's your thought process here and why does the effect of penetration on DR differ so much depending on the type of damage?[/quote]
Frankly, I thought about it for a while and decided I wanted to do it two ways for DR and RE, and didn't want any two categories to be the same because I wanted the categories to mean something. As for which got which, it made sense to me at the time, and some still make sense. For instance, penetration for kinetic weapons more or less amounts to momentum/area. (Or, for concussive damage, it's just pressure.) So a kinetic weapon with double penetration either has twice as much momentum and would be slowed down half as much by any defence, or it's over half the area and would only encounter half as much resistance. For an energy weapon, penetration is also a factor of concentration, but they don't have any momentum to keep them focused and would diffuse. So any amount of extra concentration would only do so much to reduce the effect of a defensive measure before the energy spread out.
Have you thought about factoring in the angel of penetration, with projectile damage, this is a huge factor.
The sine of the angle of penetration could be a multiplier for the penetration and for kinetic damage it would also be a multiplier of the concussion damage.
I'm not sure if you have anything in place to calculate whether an attacking bounces off the armor, but it could be very interesting to see a powerful attack bounce off a set of armor with high DD and hit another target.
The calculations here should be rather simple, you do a check of the P multiplied by the sine of the angel of the P against the DD. If it bounces, you calculate the concussion and the new direction and KE of the projectile.
Well, here I'm just not sure the engine can handle it. Even if it did, it's a bit harder to code and it's yet another thing for the player to keep track of. (The rules are complicated already.) That's not a "no," just a "maybe."
It seems that the system you have in place now doesn't allow for dinging as the PF is always a positive number.
Well, that's not quite true. Even if you do always get some penetration on an object, this comes before DR and RE have their say. If there's significant DR, you'll need a certain amount of penetration not to be left dealing 0 damage.
In any case, this is very interesting and a few examples would be nice.
I'll try and run the gambit here. Five weapons, five targets. Sticking to smaller weapons (infantry weapons and one moderate-power spell) because that's the most relevant, but I'll go all the way up to tanks on the side of the target. (If it's of any use, it'll be to show what these things can't do.) I'll use weapons from multiple genres, but stick to five example targets that are real-world, generic or not too terribly different from their real-world equivalent.
Terminology notes: Puncture damage is abbreviated as "L." This stands for "laceration." This is to avoid confusion between it and penetration in its abbreviation. This is a recent change. And by "recent" I mean "I realized there was an issue, and changed it as I was writing this." Concussive damage is abbreviated "K" as in "Kinetic" and thermal damage is abbreviated "X" as in "Exothermic" or "N" as in "Endothermic," depending on whether it is high or low temperature that is causing the damage. The other damage types are incision (I), bludgeon (B), electric (E), chemical © and ionizing ®, but none of those are relevant.
Target A: Bare human torso: (Adult, base stats, no relevant bonuses)
Skin is not counted in-game without investing feats, perks and/or having a special species ability because it wouldn't do a damn thing.
EDIT: I initially wrote 2/2%, but that's not correct. Also, RE has been removed entirely since this was written.
Target B: Combat Armour: (Medium armour, ballistic, basic quality, not on the plate)
Target C: Thick generic automobile door: (military truck, steel, manufacture date ~2015)
Special: Double layered, must be penetrated twice to pass through.
EDIT: This is metal armour, so it has double DR. I forgot that the first time I did this.
Target D: HMMWV door: (without up-armouring, manufacture date ~2015)
Vehicular composite armour, which is like metal armour in its stats but much more so. The stats were mostly right, but the DR was wrong.
Target E: U5A1 Whiplash LST frontal aspect: (without up-armouring, manufacture date ~2015)
EDIT: All of the following calculations have been fixed. There is no strikethrough text for the old values because it was screwing me up.
2.5" #1 buckshot (7.62mm ball)
L 120, KE 15, P 0.33 (Very strongly under-powered, but depending on what weapon you're using you may be firing anywhere from 7-15, and a common 12 guage fires 10. Still shit against armour.)
Velocity is ~340m/s, and if the engine will allow it, this will actually decrease in proportion to its loss in penetration as it flies and each time it penetrates a target. Then, of course, there's gravity. Not a simple point & shoot game if you're at any significant range.
L. 0.33/0.6=0.55, 120*0.55=66. 10/0.33=30. 66-30=36. 36 puncture damage.
K. 0.33/0.1=3.3. (P>KDD, full damage. New P is 0.23.) 4/0.33=12. 15-12=3. 3 concussive damage.
Total 39 damage.
L. 0.33/1=0.33, 120*0.33=40. 10/0.33=30. 40-30=10. 10 Puncture damage. (To the armour itself, not the wearer. The wearer is not punctured.)
K. 0.33/0.1=3.3 (As above, full damage. New P is 0.23.) 1/0.33=3. 15-3=12. 12 concussive damage. (The wearer will take 12 K with 0.23 P. If they are as above, after all resistances they will take 3 concussive damage.)
Total 22 damage.
L. 0.33/3=0.11, 120*0.11=13. 60/0.33... We can stop here, can't we? We know it'll be 0 puncture.
K. 0.33/0.3=1.1 (Basically meaningless 0.1p left.) 15*1=15. 6/0.33=18. 15-18=0. 0 concussive damage.
Total 0 damage.
L. 0.33/15=Oh, who cares? We know where this ends. 0 puncture.
K. 0.33/1.5=0.22. 15*0.22=3. 30/0.33=90. I'll just stop here, where the DR is presently 30 times greater than the damage. 0 concussive.
Total 0 damage. Not so much as a scratch.
D tanked it. E is much tougher than D. Not going to bother, we know how it'll end.
9x19mm Parabellum, (Jacketed, from a Glock 17)
L 160, KE 50, P 0.95 (Still a tad under-powered, but it's an acceptable cost for using an accurate, reliable weapon with a large magazine. The G17 is such a weapon.)
Velocity is ~360m/s. Better penetration is mostly due to the bullet's shape and metal jacket. It also flies straighter for the same reason.
L. 0.95/0.6=1.58. (P>DD, bullet will over-penetrate with a new P of 0.35) 10/0.95=11. 160-11=149. 149 puncture damage.
KE. PF=1.58, 1.580.5=1.26. 50/1.26=40. 40 K, leaving 10 KE.
K. 0.95/0.1=9.5. (Yes, this has to do a DD check as well.) 4/0.95=4. 40-4=36. 36 concussive damage.
Total 185 damage.
L. 0.95/1=0.95. 0.95*160=152. 10/0.95=11. 152-11=141. 141 puncture damage.
K. 0.95/0.1=9.5. 1/0.95=1. 50-1=49. 49 concussive damage.
Total 190 damage.
L. 0.95/3=0.32. 0.32*160=51. 60/0.95=63. 51-63=0. 0 puncture damage.
K. 0.95/0.3=3.2. 6/0.95=6. 50-6=44. 47 concussive damage.
Total 62 damage. (Nice dent.)
L. 0.95/15=0.06. 0.06*160=10. 150/0.95=158. Stopping here, it's 0 puncture.
K. 0.95/1.5=0.63. 0.63*50=32. 30/0.95=32. 32-32=0. 0 concussive.
Total 0 damage. (The crew is laughing at you.)
E: It's a pistol. You're shooting a tank. It does exactly what you'd expect.
5.56x45mm NATO (Spitzer, boat-tailed, from an M16A4)
L 60, KE 180, P 4.5 (Well, it penetrates, but it couldn't stop a man if you had him sedated first. Alright, that's quite a bit of hyperbole, but the stopping power is terrible.)
Velocity is ~950m/s. Not the fastest projectile here, but it's more than fast enough for most purposes. Derives its penetration from its shape, which is also responsible (along with a tiny bore) for its lack of stopping power.
L. 4.5/0.6=7.5. 10/4.5=2. 60-2=58. 58 puncture.
KE. 7.50.5=2.74. 180/2.74=66. 66 K, leaving 114 KE.
K. 4.5/0.1=45. 4/4.5=1. 65 concussive.
Total 123 damage.
L. 4.5/1=4.5. 10/4.5=2. 60-2=58. 58 puncture.
KE. 4.50.5=2.12. 180/2.12=85. 85 K, leaving 95 KE.
K. 4.5/0.1=45. 1/4.5=0. 85 concussive.
Total 143 damage. (And yes, you get hit with 85k from this, and whatever energy you soak in from the bullet going through you. The armour actually resulted in you taking more damage. Way to go armour.)
L. 4.5/3=1.5. 60/4.5=12. 60-12=47. 47 puncture.
KE. 1.50.5=1.22. 180/1.22=148. 148 K, leaving 32 KE.
K. 4.5/0.3=15. 6/4.5=1. 148-1=147. 147 concussive.
Total 194 damage. (Finally, something that inflicts noticeable damage to a vehicle, and penetrates.)
L. 4.5/15=0.3. 60*0.3=18. 300/4.5=67. 0 puncture.
K. 4.5/1.5=3. 30/4.5=7. 180-7=173. 173 concussive.
Total 173 damage. (You just left a nice, big dent. They really should have gone for the up-armour kit.)
L. Not going to bother, we know where this ends. 0 puncture.
K. 4.5/5=0.9. 0.9*180=162. 100/4.5=22. 162-22=140. 140 concussive.
Total 140 damage. (Don't think that's hurting it. It's a tank. It has tens, sometimes hundreds of thousands of hit points on each part. You'd need a torrential downpour of bullets to inflict noticeable damage.)
300kj pulse laser (300mw/1ms, 1cm beam, 800nm, M3A2 laser carbine)*
Hitscan. At least as far as it matters.
EDIT: The original "6" was incorrect. It came from one of my old notepads, in an older system. 2 is the correct value for all personal, weapons-grade lasers. (1 for toys, 2 for personal weapons, 3 for heavy AP weapons, 4 for AM weapons and 5 for AT weapons.)
X. 2/1.1=1.81. 10-20=0. 300 thermal.
K. 2/0.1=20. 4/2=2. 298 concussive.
Total 598 damage.
EDIT: There was a serious error somewhere in here. I'm not sure where it started or how it happened. Doesn't really matter now.
X. 2/0.1=20. 10-20=0. 300 thermal.
K. 2/0.1=20. 1/2=1. 299 concussive.
Total 599 damage.
X. 2/0.15=12.33. 60-20=40 260 thermal.
K. 2/0.3=6.67. 6/2=3. 300-3=297. 297 concussive.
Total 557 damage.
X. 2/0.75=2.67 300-20=280. 300-280=20. 20 thermal.
K. 2/1.5=1.33. 30/2=15. 300-15=285. 285 concussive.
Total 305 damage.
X. 2/2.5=0.8. 0.8*300=240. 1000-20=980. 240-980=0. 0 thermal.
K. 2/5=0.4. 0.4*300=120. 100/2=50. 120-50=70. 70 concussive.
Total 70 damage. (You dinged it. That's about all you accomplished.)
Scorching Ray (base stats, 50% efficiency, no relevant bonuses, non-divine caster)**
Velocity is ~160m/s. Didn't think spells would be hitscan, did you?
X. 1.25/1.1=1.14. 10-13=0. 250 thermal.
B. 1.25/0.1=12.5. 4/1.25=3. 125-3=122. 122 concussive.
Total 372 damage.
EDIT: Something got fucked up somewhere. KDR was registering as an absurd 10 points. Fixed now.
X. 1.25/0.1=12.5. 10-13=0. 250 thermal.
K. 1.25/0.1=12.5. 1/1.25=1. 125-1=124. 124 concussive.
Total 374 damage.
X. 1.25/0.15=8.33. 60-13=47. 250-47=203. 203 thermal.
K. 1.25/0.3=4.17. 6/1.25=5. 125-5=120. 120 concussive.
Total 323 damage.
X. 1.25/0.75=1.67. 300-13=287. 250-287=0. 0 thermal.
K. 1.25/1.5=0.83. 125*0.83=104 30/1.25=24. 104-24=80. 80 concussive.
Total 80 damage.
EDIT: Once again, something was very wrong here. How did I get "133" from 150-13? Fixed now.
X. We already know how this will end. 0 thermal.
K. 1.25/2.5=0.5. 125*0.5=63. 100/1.25=80. 63-80=0. 0 concussive.
Total 0 damage. (Cast to your heart's content. The tank doesn't give.)
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Definition of the noun pieta
What does pieta mean as a name of something?
noun - plural:
- pieta: pietas
- Pieta: Pietas
- a representation of the Virgin Mary mourning over the dead body of Jesus
- lexical domain: Artifacts - nouns denoting man-made objects
- more generic word: representation = a creation that is a visual or tangible rendering of someone or something
- "Pieta" a.k.a. "Pietà" is a world-famous work of Renaissance sculpture by Michelangelo Buonarroti, housed in St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City. It is the first of a number of works of the same theme by the artist. The statue was commissioned for the French Cardinal Jean de Bilhères, who was a representative in Rome. The sculpture, in Carrara marble, was made for the cardinal's funeral monument, but was moved to its current location, the first chapel on the right as one enters the basilica, in the 18th century. It is the only piece Michelangelo ever signed.
- begun in and completed in (516 years ago)
- media: marble
- genre: Christian art
- subjects: Pietà, Lamentation of Christ, Mary
- "Pieta" a.k.a. "Pietà" is an artwork by Titian, completed in (440 years ago).
- "Pieta" a.k.a. "Pietà" is a painting by the Italian Renaissance artist Pietro Perugino, executed around 1483-1493, and housed in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence.
- begun in and completed in (522 years ago)
- "Pieta" a.k.a. "Pietà" is a painting by the Flemish artist Rogier van der Weyden dating from about 1441 held in the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Brussels. There are number of workshop versions and copies, notably in the National Gallery, London, in the Prado, Madrid, and in the Manzoni Collection, Naples. Infra-red and X-radiograph evidence suggest that the Brussels version was painted by van der Weyden himself, not necessarily excluding the help of workshop assistants. Dendrochronological analysis gives a felling date of 1431 for the oak panel backing, supporting the dating of the painting to around 1441.
- completed in (574 years ago)
- media: oil paint
- "Pieta" a.k.a. "Pietà" is a painting by Spanish artist El Greco.
- also known as Lamentation of Christ
- begun in and completed in (445 years ago)
- media: tempera, panel
- genres: History painting, Religious image
- subjects: Pietà, Lamentation of Christ
- "Pieta" a.k.a. "Pietà" is a painting by Spanish artist José Ribera.
- completed in (378 years ago)
- media: oil paint
- artist: Jusepe de Ribera
- genres: Religious image, History painting
- "Pieta" a.k.a. "Pietá" is an award-nominated musical album of Milton Nascimento.
- award: - Latin Grammy Award for Best Brazilian Contemporary Pop Album nomination for Milton Nascimento
- "Pieta" is a musical EP of Dead Voices on Air.
- released on
- "Pieta": Pietà is a 2012 South Korean film. The 18th feature written and directed by Kim Ki-duk, it depicts the mysterious relationship between a brutal man who works for loan sharks and a middle-aged woman who claims that she is his mother, mixing Christian symbolism and highly sexual content.
- also known as Aci, Pietà
- country: South Korea
- language: Korean Language
- directors: Kim Ki-duk & Jo Min-soo
- producer: Kim Soon-mo
- executive producers: Kim Ki-duk & Kim Woo-Taek
- production design by Lee Hyun Ju
- written by Kim Ki-duk
- starring:
- Lee Jung-jin as Lee Gang-do
- Jo Min-soo as Jang Mi-seon
- Kim Jae-rok as Monk
- Kang Eun-Jin as Myeong-ja
- Jin Yong-Ok as Shop Owner in Wheelchair
- Cho Jae-ryong as Gye-song
- Lee Myeong-ja as Mother of Man Who Committed Suicide Using Drugs
- Heo Jun-seok as Man Who Committed Suicide
- Kwon Yul as Guitar man
- Song Mun-su as Man Who Committed Suicide by Falling
- Woo Gi-hong as Hun-cheol
- Kim Beom-jun as Myeongdong Man
- Son Jong-hak as Boss
- Lee Won-jang as Sang-gu
- cinematography by Jo Yeong-jik
- edited by Kim Ki-duk
- music by Park In-young
- costume design by Ji Ji-yeon
- genres: Drama, Thriller, East Asian cinema
- rating: R15+
- released on
- award:
- Golden Lion nomination for Kim Ki-duk
- Satellite Award for Best Foreign Language Film (South Korea) nomination for Drafthouse Films
- Satellite Award for Best Director nomination for Kim Ki-duk
- Satellite Award for Best Original Screenplay nomination for Kim Ki-duk
- Asian Film Award for Best Film (South Korea)
- Asian Film Award for Best Director (South Korea) nomination for Kim Ki-duk
- Asian Film Award for Best Actress (South Korea) nomination for Jo Min-soo
- Golden Lion, received by Kim Ki-duk
- Satellite Award for Best Foreign Language Film (South Korea), received by Drafthouse Films
- official website: u-picc.com/pieta
- Pieta is a television daytime drama series that aired on ABS-CBN from October 27, 2008 to May 1, 2009.
- begun on and completed on (5 years ago)
- 138 episodes of 45 minutes each
- country: Philippines
- created by Carlo J. Caparas
- regular cast:
- Alessandra De Rossi
- Joross Gamboa
- Nikki Gil
- Ryan Agoncillo
- Baron Geisler
- Eda Nolan
- Cherie Gil
- Paul Salas as Rigor
- Enrique Gil as Harold
- Sharlene San Pedro as Kakai Angeles in
- genres: Action, Drama
- "Pieta" is a 2013 short film written and directed by Alexandros Tsantilas.
- country: Greece
- producer: Alexandros Tsantilas
- written by Alexandros Tsantilas
- cinematography by Alexandros Tsantilas
- edited by Panayotis Karahalios
- music by Nikos Kypourgos
- released in
- "Pieta" is a 1998 short film directed by Bruce Baillie.
- countries: United States of America, Austria
- producer: Bruce Baillie
- cinematography by Bruce Baillie
- edited by Bruce Baillie
- music by Gustav Mahler
- released in (16 years ago)
- "Pieta" is a 1987 Australian TV movie about a woman who commits murder. It was also known as Shadowplay.
- country: Australia
- language: English Language
- director: Monique Schwarz
- genre: Drama
- released on (26 years ago)
Who is Pieta?
Pieta a.k.a. Pietie Coetzee is a field hockey player from South Africa who was born in Bloemfontein. Nicknamed Pieta. she studied at the Rand Afrikaans University in Johannesburg, Gauteng, and represented her country at the 2000, 2004 and 2012 Summer Olympics.
- born on (36 years ago) in Bloemfonteion
- nationality: South Africa
- education:
- profession: Field hockey player
There are other people with Pieta in their name, like Pieta Brown.
Pieta is a fictional character from the 1998 film Paljas.
- in the film "Paljas", played by Hennie Oosthuizen
- Pieta a.k.a. Pietà: Tal-Pietà is a small town located on the outskirts of Valletta, the capital city of Malta. Tal-Pietà is the suburb next-closest to the capital after Floriana and Msida. Its name is derived from Italian and signifies "Mercy".
- also known as Pieta, Malta; Pietà, Malta
- part of Malta
- official website: www.pieta.gov.mt
- Pieta is an unincorporated community in Mendocino County, California. It is located near the mouth of Pieta Creek 5 miles southeast of Hopland, at an elevation of 476 feet.
- also known as Pieta, California
- part of Mendocino County, California, United States of America
- Pieta a.k.a. Pietà is a Japanese josei yuri manga by Nanae Haruno. It was originally serialized in the manga magazine Young You, published by Shueisha. The chapters were collected into two tankōbon volumes, the first released on April 19, 2000 and the second on May 19, 2000. The second volume also contains a sequel short story, "A Week at the Beach," showing the main characters at a later time.
- Pieta a.k.a. The Pietà or Sexta Angustia is a work of Baroque sculpture by Gregorio Fernández, housed in the National Museum of Sculpture in Valladolid, Spain. The statue was commissioned by the Illustrious Penitential Brotherhood of Our Lady of Anguish. It is one of the best known of the five sculptures of the same theme by the artist.
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The Romantic Syndrome (1973)
Toward a New Method in Cultural Anthropology and History of Ideas by W.T. Jones
Cosimo Tura's Pieta is a much more animated painting; there is a great deal of nervous movement in the drapery of the figures (in contrast to Masaccio's heavy, simplified treatment) and a great deal of busy gesticulating. Nevertheless, though ...
Move Over Manic Depression (2007)
by A Brocklesby
The pieta is a lovely statue in many churches. It is hell ...
Exit (2011)
Endings and New Beginnings in Literature and Life by Stefan Helgesson
Fr Pieta is a Catholic priest, but ...
The Chess Club (1895)
by Lord Ernest Hamilton
But the Pieta is a name very loosely applied ...
How Language, Ritual and Sacraments Work (2005)
According to John Austin, Jürgen Habermas and Louis-Marie Chauvet by Mervyn Duffy
The Pieta is a cultural icon, a symbol, and like all symbols it draws on other symbols. It evokes images of motherhood ...
Historical Dictionary of Baroque Art and Architecture (2010)
by Lilian H. Zirpolo
' P/ETA PIETA. The Italian word Pieta translates to "pity" or "compassion" and denotes a scene in art that depicts the Virgin Mary supporting the dead body of Christ and mourning over it. Notable Baroque examples of the subject include ...
The New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy (2002)
by Eric Donald Hirsch, Joseph F. Kett, James S. Trefil
Pieta (pyay-taH; pee-ay-taH) A painting, drawing, or sculpture of Mary, the mother of Jesus, holding the ...
Catholic Dictionary (2013)
An Abridged and Updated Edition of Modern Catholic Dictionary by John A. Hardon
PIETA. A general term applied to representations of the dead Christ in art. The Blessed Virgin is usually included. Among the masters who have represented the Pieta, the best known are Bellini, Botticelli, Caravaggio, Diirer, Fra Angelico, ...
Heinemann English Dictionary (2001)
pieta 757 pieta (py-ay-ta) noun An a painting or a.
Illustrated Encyclopaedia of World History
Kassel Gallery ; photo, Manselt Avignon Pieta, now in the Louvre — to ...
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- Pieta
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A pieta found in Holy Family Cemetery, Sugar Notch, PA. Shot on an overcast day using a Lensbaby Composer, plastic optic, starburst aperture.
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- Pieta, Carlo Crivelli
Tempera on wood, gold ground.
This emotionally-charged image of the Pieta probably comes from the uppermost tier of an altarpiece Crivelli painted in 1476 for the church of San Domenico at Ascoli Piceno in the Marches. Known as the Demidoff altarpiece, it is widely considered Crivelli's masterpiece; the principal panels are in the National Gallery, London. Crivelli's art is a highly personal amalgam of ornamental motifs from Gothic practice and a naturalism characteristic of the Renaissance.
Crivelli, Italian, Venetian, active 1457-1493.
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Scrabble value of P3I1E1T1A1
The value of this 5-letter word is 7 points. It is included in the first and second editions of the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary.
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An exhaustively researched but thoroughly entertaining history of the city told in the form of a guidebook by one of Britain's leading cultural historians. There is no aspect of the city that Smith does not cover, from cemeteries to skyscrapers to street food. Reading it is like being seated next to the most-informed, and most charming guest at your dream dinner party, someone with an endless font of facts enlivened by quirky and often hilarious anecdotes.
I am generally loath to recommend thematic door-stop picture books, but Concrete is the rare exception that warrants some praise. Making an argument for the sheer beauty and physical force of the "brutalist" architecture of poured concrete at a moment when so much of it is under attack and in peril, is a valuable service. This book carries off that task handsomely, pairing large-format images of exceptional international projects divided into categories that illustrate concrete's ability to shape mass, texture, light, and form. Koren's provides a thoughtful personal essay on concrete's underappreciated value.
A charming illustrated biography of Polaroid and its founder, the progressive visionary Edwin Land, whose philosophy and products served as models for Steve Jobs and Apple. This is the rare design-themed book that has a conventional story arc—an almost miraculous rise, followed by immense success, and then a catastrophic fall—and Bonanos tells it with sympathetic but gimlet-eyed intelligence. There is much to be learned from this story about both how to and how not to think about the making of objects, and the running of design companies, at all scales.
The first history of MoMA's landmark Machine Art show of 1934, which set a standard for design exhibitions that remains a pervasive influence nearly 80 years later. This book recovers the show's backstory and context, especially the roll of photographer Ruth Bernhard, though its writing and conclusions sometimes veer into overly theoretical academicism.
Wendell Castle isn't a household name, but maybe it should be. Castle was a pioneer in making furniture as three-dimensional sculpture, first with anthropomorphic carved wood pieces and then in candy-colored molded plastics. Alastair Gordon tells this story with great affection and sympathy in a beautifully made book.
Design Books to Win, December 18, 2014: Winners of Five Books by Pentagram Designers Announced
The winners of five books designed by Pentagram have been announced. The three winners are Joy Weeeng, Tyler Wilson, and Tim Zissou — congratulations!
Our new giveaways begin again in 2015.
New Book Release, December 31, 2014: What If...?: The Architecture and Design of David Rockwell
Widely admired for his sophistication, creativity and exuberance, David Rockwell is one of the leading architects, interiors architects, and set designers working today. For over 30 years, he has explored his desire to imagine new worlds, to tell stories and to engage with others. This interest is rooted in his sense of play and possibility—an endless curiosity that continually drives him to ask, "What if?"
Edited by Chee Pearlman; texts by David Rockwell, et al.
Published by Metropolis Books
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New Book Release, February 3, 2015: The Modern Architecture Symposia, 1962–1966: A Critical Edition
In a series of three symposia at Columbia University in the 1960s, leading scholars and critics gathered to re-examine the architecture of the 1910s, 1920s, and 1930s and assess its scope and significance anew. Chaired by Henry-Russell Hitchcock with the support of Philip Johnson, the Modern Architecture Symposia marked a pivotal moment in the reappraisal of early modern architecture and its historiography during the late modern period.
Edited by Rosemarie Haag Bletter and Joan Ockman, with Nancy Ecklund Later
Published by The Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture; distributed by Yale University Press
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New Book Release, February 9, 2015: Reproducing Scholten & Baijings
The first book on the work of the Amsterdam-based studio Scholten & Baijings, which has become renowned for its sensitive and subtle yet functional products—from ceramics and silverware to textiles and even a concept car.
By Louise Schouwenberg
Published by Phaidon Press
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New Book Release, February 17, 2014: B is for Bauhaus, Y is for YouTube: Designing the Modern World from A to Z
A tool kit, done in A–Z form, for understanding the world around us through the way we design and use things. Covering subjects that range from authenticity to Grand Theft Auto to Dieter Rams, Deyan Sudjic's latest book has been called "a master class in musing on modern design."
By Deyan Sudjic
Published by Rizzoli
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New Book Release, September 16, 2014: Designing Here/Now
An ambitious global compendium of the most thoughtful and innovative design objects (over 500) invented or produced in the past five years, compiled by experts at the online industrial design magazine Core 77.
Edited by Allan Chochinov and Eric Ludlum
Published by Thames & Hudson
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Tuesday 31st March 2015
Salisbury Cathedral has been advised of the need for essential and urgent repairs to the stonework of the High Street Gate which will require scaffolding to be erected outside the Gate to provide a
Tuesday 31st March 2015
Four new Canons join Salisbury Cathedral's College of Canons following an invitation extended by the Bishop of Salisbury, the Right Revd Nicholas Holtam.
Friday 27th March 2015
The Chancellor George Osborne announced today, Thursday 26 March, that Salisbury Cathedral is to receive a grant of £150,000 from
Friday 13th March 2015
Salisbury Cathedral presents a series of six organ recitals, which will take place in April, May, July, August, September and October 2015.
Tuesday 10th March 2015
From 29 March to 5 April there are over thirty services and events in Salisbury Cathedral marking Easter and Holy Week, one of the most important periods in the church calendar.
Monday 9th March 2015
Hundreds of people flocked to Salisbury Cathedral's cloisters on Friday, 6 March to attend the formal opening of the new Magna Car


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