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This part attaches to the rails, for the upper rack, to prevent the dishrack from sliding all the way out.
This wheel is located on the front lower rack. It includes the axle. Sold individually.
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Security with style! Take your iPhone 4 on a journey through time and space with this fantastic addition to the incredible and expansive Doctor Who universe!
The stylish Doctor Who Eleventh Doctor iPhone Cover in hard plastic is designed especially for the iPhone 4. Cover measures approximately 1/2" tall x 2 1/4-" wide x 4 1/2" long. Durable and secure, it slips simply on for easy use.
Form fitting for an effective grip and protection without bulk, you'll have access to all touch controls and the dock connector. This Doctor Who iPhone Cover features the Eleventh Doctor as portrayed by actor Matt Smith.

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The Waterford Lismore Essence crystal pattern is a stunning combination of brilliance and clarity, in classic Waterford Crystal style. Raise a toast with these intricately detailed Waterford Lismore Essence Flutes; perfect for serving champagne, spumante or other sparkling wine.
Founded in Waterford, Ireland in 1783, Waterford Crystal has been producing some of the world's highest quality crystal glasses, vases, and fine crystal collectibles for generations. Each Waterford Crystal piece shines with the finely-crafted elegance that has made Waterford Crystal a favorite among crystal connoisseurs and those who enjoy the finer things in life. Choose from popular crystal patterns such as Waterford Lismore, Waterford Araglin, and Waterford Colleen, with a variety of wine glass designs, ranging from balloon wine glasses and red wine glasses to champagne flutes and toasting flutes. Wine glasses by Waterford Crystal make any occasion an event to remember. Decanters, goblets, and cocktail glasses are also available in a variety of patterns.


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This set of Copic Ciao markers is great for anyone who wants to try out Copics without the much higher cost of the Sketch or Original series, and would also be a great gift for a teen artist. Copic markers are high-quality professional design markers, made with refillable alcohol-based ink and changeable nibs. Using varied shades and the colourless blender pen (not included in this set), you can blend them easily, and create a watercolour effect with a water brush. The twelve colours included here make a great starter set for someone who wants to begin a collection, or for someone whose colour needs are very simple.Be aware that Copic markers will bleed through any paper other than paper designed specifically for alcohol-based markers, so always work on top of scratch paper, or a surface you don't mind inking up. Additionally, Copic Ciao markers are not compatible with the Copic airbrush system.
This is a great set of Copic Markers. If you are are beginner in using the Copic markers, this is a perfect set. The price is very good in comparison to other markets. The set includes: BV08, RV04, R29, YR07, YG06, G17, V09, BG09, B29, 100, E29, and Y06. These are good primary colors and they work well on stamped embossed images for cards.
A great way to try copic markers without investing your life savings. I am hooked now
Like that each end is marked whether it is fine point or wide point which makes it easy to know which cap to take off. So easy to use and the color goes on so smooth. Love the Copic Markers! Will be purchasing the other colors a little at a time because of the cost factor
This Item does not permanently adhere to plastics as advertised which is what I bought it for. Nor do the colors blend on the special copic paper I bought which is also disappointing. Overall, I am extremely dissatisfied.
LOVE these markers! I've wasted money on other markers when I first got into card making and I was hesitant to spend the high dollars on a Copic set. However, this eight marker set is priced very reasonably and fit my needs to a T. The colors are excellent and all I truly need to make a dynamite card!
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Althought I haven't had much of a chance to play with the marker , I did have fun coloring a few of the images that I had stamped.
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The Iowa Chapter of Sierra Club's members are approximately 5,000 of your friends and neighbors. Inspired by nature, we work together to protect our communities and the planet. The Club is America's oldest, largest and most influential grassroots environmental organization.
The Iowa Chapter will take action so all Iowans can enjoy clean air, clean water, clean and renewable energy, expansion and protection of natural areas and wildlife and a government that represents people not polluters.
Pipeline Proposed to Cross Iowa
Iowans are fired up in opposition to the prospect of a crude oil pipeline crossing our state from one corner to another. See the Sierra Club Iowa Chapter's webpage dedicated to this proposal and check back often for updates. Energy Transfer Partners (ETF), also doing business as Dakota Access, announced plans for a proposed oil pipeline that will run diagonally across Iowa, through 18 counties. It will carry crude oil from the Bakken oil fields in North Dakota to Illinois where it will link with another pipeline that will transport the oil to terminals along the Gulf of Mexico. The Iowa Utilities Board is not accepting letters in oppostion of the pipeline. Check the issues page for more information.
Topsoil a Dirty Topic
Topsoil became a dirty subject for conservationists arguing to retain 4" of topsoil after new development construction and developers who say it's simply too expensive. Reasons for the topsoil restoration are to help increase water infiltration into the soil, to prevent runoff and erosion, to retain healthy soil and to lessen the degradation of water quality. Topsoil retention will aid the homebuyers in their efforts to establish landscaping on their lots – grass, trees and gardens. Check the issues page for more information.
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2015 Legislative Session opened January 12
To keep abreast of the environmental issues being addressed by the Iowa legislature, check our 2015 legislature webpage. The Iowa Chapter Executive Committee has outlined its priorities for the legislative session. The priorities fall into one of six categories – Agriculture and CAFOs; Energy; Good Government; Air Qualtity, Waste & Toxics; Water Quality; and Wildlands & Wildlife. See the priorities for the session on the Chapter's Legislature webpage.
Annual Meeting Planned for October 10, Crown Point Community Center, Johnston
The Iowa Chapter annual meeting is held every fall the Iowa Chapter. Sierra Club members from across the state gather to talk about the environment, enjoy a meal, and hear a great speaker. This year's meeting will be on October 10 at the Crown Point Community Center in Johnston. Check back for more information.


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Modeling Instabilities in Volatile Liquid Films Flowing over Locally-Heated Substrates using COMSOL
N. Tiwari, and J. M. DavisDepartment of Chemical Engineering, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, USA
The dynamics and stability of a liquid film flowing under the influence of gravity over a planar surface with a rectangular heater are modeled using COMSOL. The temperature variation at the liquid-air interface near the heater induces a gradient in surface tension, or Marangoni stress, that distorts the film shape and gives rise to a pronounced ridge.
The shape of the flowing film near the heater is computed for a range of the governing parameters. A linear stability analysis based on the long-wave approximation reveals that the ridge breaks up into parallel rivulets aligned with the flow for sufficiently large heating, which corresponds to a critical value of the Marangoni parameter.
For sufficiently volatile films and large heating, thermocapillary instability can also develop above the heater. Nonlinear simulations of the momentum and energy equations are used to study the evolution of the two qualitatively different instabilities.


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I have tested this and found that the "dbname" field is optional. Which is a good thing if you must first create the db.
After creating a db be sure to exec a "use dbname;" command, or else use fully specified table references.
PDO_MYSQL DSN — Connecting to MySQL databases
The PDO_MYSQL Data Source Name (DSN) is composed of the following elements:
The DSN prefix is mysql:
The hostname on which the database server resides.
The port number where the database server is listening.
The name of the database.
The MySQL Unix socket (shouldn't be used with host or port).
The character set. See the character set concepts documentation for more information.
Prior to PHP 5.3.6, this element was silently ignored. The same
behaviour can be partly replicated with the
driver option, as
the following example shows.
The method in the below example can only be used with character sets that share the same lower 7 bit representation as ASCII, such as ISO-8859-1 and UTF-8. Users using character sets that have different representations (such as UTF-16 or Big5) must use the charset option provided in PHP 5.3.6 and later versions.
Example #1 Setting the connection character set to UTF-8 prior to PHP 5.3.6
$dsn = 'mysql:host=localhost;dbname=testdb';
$username = 'username';
$password = 'password';
$options = array(
PDO::MYSQL_ATTR_INIT_COMMAND => 'SET NAMES utf8',
$dbh = new PDO($dsn, $username, $password, $options);
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5.3.6 | Prior to version 5.3.6, charset was ignored. |
Example #2 PDO_MYSQL DSN examples
The following example shows a PDO_MYSQL DSN for connecting to MySQL databases:
mysql:host=localhost;port=3307;dbname=testdb mysql:unix_socket=/tmp/mysql.sock;dbname=testdb
Note: Unix only:
When the host name is set to "localhost", then the connection to the server is made thru a domain socket. If PDO_MYSQL is compiled against libmysqlclient then the location of the socket file is at libmysqlclient's compiled in location. If PDO_MYSQL is compiled against mysqlnd a default socket can be set thru the pdo_mysql.default_socket setting.
I have tested this and found that the "dbname" field is optional. Which is a good thing if you must first create the db.
After creating a db be sure to exec a "use dbname;" command, or else use fully specified table references.
It should be noted that unix_socket can also be used for named pipes under Windows.
$pipeName = 'my_awesome_pipe';
$username = 'username';
$password = 'password';
$dbh = new PDO('mysql:unix_socket='.$pipeName, $username, $password);
It appears that internally the host string infers a default of "localhost", e.g. this appears to work as a valid $dsn: mysql:host=;port=3306
Even though pdo_mysql accepts an additional "charset" parameter in the DSN (see mysql_driver.c:442), as of PHP 5.2.9 it does not do anything with it.
A possible workaround to set the charset to UTF-8, for example, could be:
$dbh = new PDO("mysql:$connstr", $user, $password);
$dbh -> exec("set names utf8");
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Work mate got lappy, had XP Vista on it or smth. He wasnt verry happy with it. He tried to install Linux, but failed... He tried to install many Windows OS's, it just failed.
Than I got that thing to look at it. Took me many hours to realise WTF is that. Took me even more hours to get ubuntu installed on that thing...(silent failures installing boot loader all over it, Grub 2 just fails... Had to downgrade to grub1, thanks god I am gentoo user for many eyars, and things like chrooting don't scare me) Geek pride was at stake. I got it working eventually, but I know to be affraid of UEFI like a fire now.


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Thread: Best tea- based male frangrance |
I quite like Bulgari Homme Soir.. any other views??thanks!
Bvlgari PH Soir is a very nice fragrance and you can add Kenzo Pour Homme to the tea based frags.
I'm not OLD...I'm VINTAGE!
Rectoverso Tea Tobacco
As stated Gucci PH 2 and Bulgari PH. I prefer Bulgari but it does have longevity issues.
GPHII as well.
I'll have to try the recommended Bvlgari.
Atelier Cologne Oolang Infini
I like TEA 4 2
I'm not even joking about this...Amouage Epic Woman.
Love this cub of Chai Tea.
***My favourite from my collection***
-------- Amouage Tribute Attar
------ Serge Lutens: Ambre Sultan
-------- Les Exclusifs de Chanel: Sycamore
------ Amouage: Fate Man
-------- Amouage: Epic Man
------ Tom Ford Private Blend: Noir de Noir
-------- Terre D'Hermès Pure Parfum
------ EDP FM: Carnal Flower
-------- Neela Vermire Creations: Trayee
------ Dior: Leather Oud
------- Hermèssence: Ambre Narguilé
To me it's this one, I love the stuff and have it in weekly rotation. Great black tea note with spices, woods and a little leather.
Creed Silver Mountain Water
l'Artisan Tea for Two
Bvlgari Soir is an awesome frag in my opinion. One of my most complimented. Some complain about the longevity. This is not an issue with me. Spray 3 bursts on before I leave for work at 6 a.m. come home at 5 p.m. and I can still smell it. It is not over powering at all. This one just smells so good to me. My fave from Bvl. Very unique, totally masculine and love the tea note in this one
1 spray of Bvlgari soir has high projection on me for a good 7 hours, i think the bottle i got was extra potent because my tester was not this potent.
14 sprays of DRAKKAR NOIR should do it
I like Carthusia-IO Capri. Its a light breezy frag. with tea, mint and citrus.
I wonder if he's playing Thin Lizzard?
Perry ellis for men . The bottle that has the belt buckle on it . Nice leather aquad
Gph ii
GPH II or
Creed Silver Mountain Water, but I've never tested the Bvlgari to be fair.
L'Artisan Tea for Two if you can find it, one of my favorites and always in my rotation.
Gucci Pour Homme II is also very good and is quite easy to find.
Summer 2013 Top 10 :
1. Creed Aventus
2. Dior Homme Sport (2012)
3. L'Eau Bleue D'Issey
4. Bleu de Chanel
5. Acqua dio Gio Essenza
6. Strange Invisible Perfumes - Peloponnesian
7. Tom Ford Neroli Portofino
8. Diesel Green Masculine
9. Terre d'Hermes
10. Guerlain Homme
Le Treizieme Heure (Cartier)
Tea for Two, hands down!
"You can ignore reality, but you can't ignore the consequences of ignoring reality." - Ayn Rand
"I hold it that a little rebellion now and then is a good thing, and as necessary in the political world as storms in the physical...It is a medicine necessary for the sound health of government." - Thomas Jefferson
L'Artisan Tea for Two and Gucci Pour Homme II
Cartier L'Heure IV Fougueuse . More gender neutral but imo a must try for tea note lovers.
GPH2 is my personal favorite tea fragrance.
Seasonal favorites:
1. Creed - Spice & Wood
2. Creed - Aventus
3. Tom Ford - Grey Vetiver
4. Xerjoff - Fars
5. Dior - Vetiver
6. Creed - Green Valley
7. Clive Christian - 1872 for Men
8. by Kilian - Straight to Heaven
9. The Different Company - De Bachmakov
10. Creed - Royal Scottish Lavender
I have and love both GpHII and Bvlgari pour Homme Soir. No projection or longevity issues with either for me.
I don't have a signature fragrance. My signature changes a little bit every day, why shouldn't my fragrance?
Annick Goutal Duel. Does not last long but a great tea note.
"No elegance is possible without it...perfume is a part of you." Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel
Of those I have tested: The Brun by Jean-Charles Brosseau (created by Pierre Bourdon!)
GPH II- Love it and it lasts a long time on me.
Silver Mountain Water- love my decant
Might have to give Soir a few more tries. I thought I remember getting something funky in there that pushed me away from it.
I would also suggest this one, the most true black tea note I have ever experienced. Other tea-based fragrances seem to rely more on mate (Yerbamate, Duel), lapsang souchong (Tea For Two) or earl grey (L'Eau Rare Matale, Hyperessence Matale), but this one is straight assam black tea.
Kurt smells like Teen Spirit
I enjoy the Bvlgaris (Black, Soir, etc) too and CDG Leaves Tea (sadly my sample is empty now :-/ ).
My 2 Favourites are Bulgari PH Extreme and Five O'Clock au Gingembre. Althought Soir is quite good too.
Tea For Two
Royal Oud
Current Top 10
1) Royal Oud
2) Aventus
3) La Nuit De L'homme EDP
4) L'eau D'issey
5) Terre D'hermes
6) Burberry London
8) Le Male
9) Pure Malt
Tokyo Milk Dark - Bulletproof
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MiP EdP and GPH II
Never tried Bvlgari Soir but will have to try.
I like them all: Tea for Two, Gucci Pour Homme II, Yang, Midnight in Paris, Silver Mountain Water,..etc.


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SodaStream SodaMix Six Pack - Tonic
Making your favorite flavor is so simple with a wide variety of over 60 flavored syrups, including leading regular and diet flavors. The range of flavors includes cola, lemon-lime, pink grapefruit, red berry mix, apple, orange, exotic fruit flavors, energy drinks, ice tea and cocktail mixers. There is no high-fructose corn syrup in the regular flavors, and no aspartame in diet flavors.
This package contains six (6) containers of SodaStream Tonic SodaMix. Each bottle of concentrated SodaMix contains enough syrup to make about 12 liters or 33 cans of fresh, delicious soda.
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Frankenweenie (3D Blu-ray Combo Pack)
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January 8,2013From Disney and creative genius Tim Burton ("Alice in Wonderland," "The Nightmare Before Christmas") comes the hilarious and offbeat "Frankenweenie," a heartwarming tale about a boy and his dog. After unexpectedly losing his beloved dog Sparky, young Victor harnesses the power of science to bring his best friend back to life—with just a few minor adjustments. He tries to hide his home-sewn creation, but when Sparky gets out, Victor's fellow students, teachers and the entire town learn that getting a new 'leash on life' can be monstrous.
Complete with electrifying bonus features, "Frankenweenie" is alive with enchanting excitement in eye-popping Blu-ray 3D.
A must-add to any Tim Burton collection, the hilarious 3D stop-motion animated masterpiece is filled with quirky characters and unexpected twists. Boasting an electrifying variety of bonus materials, the4-Disc Combo Pack (Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray + DVD + Digital Copy) includes an all-new original short "Captain Sparky vs The Flying Saucers"; an exciting behind-the-scenes featurette with Tim Burton "Miniatures in Motion: Bringing 'Frankenweenie' to Life"; a showcase of the film's touring exhibit, "'Frankenweenie' Touring Exhibit"; Tim Burton's original live-action short of the same name, and more.
The Blu-ray Combo Pack's spectacular picture and sound enhances the tale of a boy who uses the power of science to bring his beloved dog back to life … and a whole town faces the unexpected and electrifying truth of what happens when monstrous experiments run wild!
"Frankenweenie" features an all-star cast including the voices of Emmy Award®-winner Catherine O'Hara, Tony Award®-winner Martin Short, Academy Award®-winner Martin Landau, Charlie Tahan, Atticus Shaffer, Robert Capron, Conchata Ferrell andGolden Globe®-winner Winona Ryder.
Speacial Features
4-Disc Blu-ray Combo Pack (Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray + DVD + Digital Copy)—Includes:
· All New Original Short: "Captain Sparky vs The Flying Saucers"—An exciting all-new short featuring Victor and Sparky's home movie.
· "Miniatures In Motion: Bringing 'Frankenweenie' To Life"—Viewers get an in-depth tour of the London set that includes never-before-seen footage showcasing the hundreds of artists who worked on the film.
· "Frankenweenie" Touring Exhibit—Allows audiences to explore the artistry of the film's puppets, sets and props in a showcase that's traveling the world.
· "Frankenweenie" Original Live Action Short—Burton's original live-action short film.
· Music Video—"Pet Sematary" performed by Plain White T's
2-Disc Blu-ray Combo Pack (Blu-ray + DVD) -- Includes: All 4-Disc bonus features
· "Captain Sparky vs The Flying Saucers"
· "Miniatures In Motion: Bringing 'Frankenweenie' To Life"
· "Frankenweenie" Touring Exhibit
· "Frankenweenie" (original Live-Action Short)
· "Pet Sematary" Music Video performed by Plain White T's
1-Disc DVD
· "Frankenweenie" Touring Exhibit
· "Pet Sematary" Music Video performed by Plain White T's


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Now in its second year, KCBA will be hosting the Badlands Ranch Rodeo during the Kadoka High School alumni weekend celebration. The rodeo will get underway on Saturday, June 26th at 1:00 p.m. at the Kadoka Rodeo Arena. KCBA Co-president Donna Enders has announced that the sign-up deadline for rodeo entry is Friday, June 25th.
The Kirley Junior Shooters took second place at the National Guard match in Fort Pierre on April 17th with a score of 2329 and 59 center shots to qualify them for the International BB Gun Championship Match in Bowling Green, KY, July 2nd through the 4th. Kassy Norman took second place over all with an aggregate of 477.10. Nick Neuhauser placed fourth with a 476.17, John Willoughby was eighth with 471.14, Nick Roseth was 14th with 460.10 and Austin Briggs finished with a 445.08. The team's alternate in the ten and 11-year-old division was Halley Hand who shot a 444.11.
by Coach Jeff Penticoff The Philip Teeners (the Red Dogs) traveled to Belle Fourche Saturday to play in a doubleheader against Belle Fourche and Bowman, ND.Philip vs. Belle Fourche In game one, Philip got off to a slow start and found themselves down 11-0 after three innings. In the fourth, Philip put four runs on the board. Belle answered with two more runs in the bottom of the fourth.
Richard G. "Dick" Kjerstad, age 61, of Wall, died Tuesday, June 15, 2004, at the Rapid City Regional Hospital. Funeral services were held Saturday, June 19, at the Wall High School gym with Pastor Jim Cissell officiating. Music was provided by Dawna Rae Tsitrian, pianist, and congregational hymns. Speakers were Lyndell Peterson, former Pennington Co.
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The Legend of Miyamoto: How Nintendo Shaped UX
Ask the question: "What companies have had the biggest influence on experience design and interaction design?" You'll probably hear the same names over and over: Apple, Microsoft, Xerox, Braun, Disney, etc. But there's one company that rarely gets mentioned, even though it should be near the top of everyone's list: Nintendo.
Nintendo and its brilliant game designer, Shigeru Miyamoto, have introduced several experience and product design elements that we employ every day, whether we realize it or not.
From introducing narrative structure in game design to launching hardware that revolutionized interface, Miyamoto's influence is undeniable.
Fun: Now With Substance
Perhaps the greatest innovation Miyamoto brought to the gaming industry—and by extension, the web—was the popularization of a narrative structure. This may seem pretty silly to think about now—not unlike thinking that the mouse or GUI wasn't a big deal—but it was pretty revolutionary for its time. Before Miyamoto's developments, game play centered primarily on the idea of the "high score." Gamers played not for the satisfaction of completion, but for bragging rights. The game itself became almost secondary, or a means to a "booyah"-esque end.
Miyamoto's first successful narrative game was a love triangle between a carpenter, a girl, and an ape. I am, of course, talking about Donkey Kong. Miyamoto was inspired to create the game after watching King Kong and various episodes of Popeye. Interesting side-note: The carpenter, originally known as Jumpman, would eventually get a game of his own. After slight tweaks to his profession and name, he became a plumber named Mario.
Although Donkey Kong is certainly in the genre of "high score" games (in fact, there's no way to actually beat Donkey Kong), its success showed Nintendo that Miyamoto and his ideas represented the future of gaming.
Miyamoto pulled the inspiration for what would become his masterpiece from his childhood adventures in Sonobe, Japan. The young Miyamoto would travel into forests, lakes, and caves—all the while imagining he was on a great adventure. These experiences would become The Legend of Zelda.
The Legend of Zelda is the story (and I do mean story) of a young man named Link who must save the Princess Zelda from the clutches of the evil Gannon (later shortened to Ganon). I'm a Zelda fanatic, and could easily write an entire article on the canon of Zelda, but for now I'll focus on Zelda's contributions to the world of user interface and experience design.
First and foremost, the game was about the narrative. There is no score in Zelda—the satisfaction comes from the journey itself, rather than a number on a screen.
Secondly, The Legend of Zelda was the first console game to introduce a save feature. Video game creators no longer needed to worry about the length of their games and players didn't have to sit in front of a television for hours at a clip—although they still did. The save function didn't require any additional hardware—game data was saved onto the cartridge itself and powered by an internal battery—so you could take your cartridge over to a friend's house and show off your progress.
The last feature is the simplest, but also the most brilliant: The Legend of Zelda allowed players to change the main character's name to whatever they wanted it to be (within a certain character count). Adding initials to a list of high score-holders was nothing new to gaming at the time, but prior to Zelda, you were marking the ashes of your game. It was similar to saying, "I was given Jumpman. I took him this far." By entering your name in Zelda, you became the hero ... you were saving Princess Zelda. It reminds me of the retail trick of using headless mannequins in clothing stores. This, in theory, allows customers to imagine their own heads on the mannequin–and themselves wearing the clothes.
Now You're Playing With Power
The success of Miyamoto's titles allowed Nintendo to be far more experimental with their consoles, and more importantly, their controllers. While several (by which I mean most) of their experimental controllers were commercial failures, they were conceptually ahead of their time.
Not unlike Miyamoto's narrative gaming, Nintendo's greatest hardware innovation is the simplest one: the directional pad (or D-Pad). Like everything great that has come out of Nintendo, the D-Pad can be traced back to Miyamoto and a hardware designer named Gunpei Yokoi.
To compete with handheld games put out by the likes of Mattel (Auto Race, 1976), Milton Bradley (Simon, 1978), and Parker Brothers (Merlin, 1978), Nintendo decided to make a handheld version of Donkey Kong (later released in a whole series called Game & Watch, which was the precursor to the Game Boy). To avoid putting a tiny joystick on each console, which would raise production costs and possibly snap off with repeated use, Yokoi implemented a lowercase T-shaped button—improving on similar designs used by Atari and Entex—that controlled the up, down, left, and right directions that the player used to move Jumpman.
Needless to say, the D-Pad was a smashing success and has since been incorporated into the controllers of every major console to date (and is frequently used for menu-navigation on non-gaming devices). Even more interesting is that the D-Pad's left hand position on controllers has remained untouched since its inception. In his 1987 paper, entitled (deep breath) "The Asymmetric Division of Labor in Human Skilled Bimanual Action," researcher Yves Guiard suggests that the reason this layout works so well is because our less-dominant hand controls relative position, whereas our dominant hand is made for finer movements. Imagine signing a credit card receipt with just your dominant hand. It might be slightly more difficult without your less-dominant hand holding it in position. Considering that roughly 90% of the human population has a dominant right hand, I'd say the left was a good choice—sorry Southpaws.
Nintendo was also among the first gaming companies to experiment with wireless controllers—twice. The first iteration was called the NES Satellite, released way back in 1989. It allowed up to four players to plug their controllers into a remote device, separate from the console itself. A separate receiver was attached to the NES console and received the signals generated from the NES Satellite. While this was not truly wireless, nothing like it existed in the market at the time. Nintendo's real wireless control system, 2002's WaveBird, was also revolutionary.
The WaveBird was made for Nintendo's GameCube console and was the first high-functioning wireless game controller. The WaveBird's connectivity was based on radio wave–frequency, rather than infrared signals like the NES Satellite. Other gaming companies followed suit with their own wireless controllers the following year. Seemingly overnight, the Wavebird created a new standard for all peripherals: be wireless or don't exist at all. Today, not a single new console is sold with wired controllers.
Becoming the Controller and Beyond
Nintendo's current console, the Wii, was released with much fanfare in 2006, thanks to the new controllers that accompanied it. These wireless controllers, while still taking the standard push-button input, now accepted motion as a primary input. The Wii was code-named "The Revolution" for a good reason. Now, for the first time, a player's movements were mirrored by an on-screen character.
Of course, all of the 'other guys' have followed suit and released their own motion-input devices, including Sony's Move controller and Microsoft's Kinect. The Kinect is admittedly far superior to Nintendo's current set of devices and is frequently used by hackers for all kinds of projects. A couple of my favorites are the puppet bird and Minority Report–esque finger tracking.
Whether you're a fan, a fanatic, or neither, I'm pretty sure you can recognize and appreciate Miyamoto's contributions to both experience and product design: narrative game play, wireless peripherals, and motion input devices. If not, I suggest you spend a little quality time with Zelda and work on getting a thumb blister from the ubiquitous D-pad.
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Jesus, what utter garbage. Reads like an embarrassingly badly researched piece of fanboy idolotry.
"narrative game play, wireless peripherals, and motion input devices. If not, I suggest you spend a little quality time with Zelda"
No thanks, for narrative I'll stick with Zork from 1980, for wireless peripherals I'll stick with the Atari 2600's GameMate II from 1982, and for motion controllers I'll stick with Sony's EyeToy from 2003.
Miyamoto has done some great things, but defining UX is not among them, certainly not in the way you are trying to portray.
It's sad to see how people can't let a man's actual accomplishments stand on their own anymore. Now they have to invent things that they their hero did, and ascribe credit to him that he isn't due. Don't you understand how that tarnishes a person's legacy more than it adds to it?
--Most of the inventions or creations you shower Miyamoto with credit for were invented on home systems years before Nintendo (read: Not Miyamoto) brought them to a different market. At the time, the console/PC market was near indistinguishable from one another. The Commodore-64 used cartridges. The VIC-20 used cartridges. The TI-99/4A used cartridges. The Atari 400 and 800 used cartridges. All of these hooked up to your television, all of them came out before the NES, and all of them would have been systems that Miyamoto had easy and frequent exposure.
--The reason this fact is important is that Miyamoto would have seen features from these other systems and incorporated them into his own works. He didn't "invent" or "introduce" any of the stuff up there that you're giving him credit for, he simply borrowed it from another commonplace source. Miyamoto didn't invent game narrative, Adventure on the Atari predates Donkey Kong. Ultima, a full RPG with character classes, character creation and stats predates Donkey Kong. Tunnels of Doom on the TI-99/4A had the ability to enter a character name, save, and had 2 full RPG quests in one game with randomly generated dungeons, a first-person view, and a 4-character party, all this before Zelda.
--This isn't stuff I'm just pulling out of an electronic eccentricities warehouse on the internet, I played Tunnels of Doom until my TI bit the dust. Tunnels of Doom is listed as one of the greatest games on the TI-99/4A, a system that sold 2.8 million units. Ultima was on its 4th iteration 6 months before Zelda came out. The Bard's Tale was already getting a sequel. Hell, the groundbreaking adventure game Below the Root, a game known for being the first video game to be an extension of narrative from a BOOK had come out 2 years prior to Zelda.
--In trying to credit Miyamoto with all these things he didn't do, you build a false legacy for him built upon a house of cards. It becomes easy to tear down the man, because of all the lies that you've spun into his false history. Miyamoto may have developed the most enduring forms of these narratives, the ones that had the most staying power, but that's ALL he did. It's nothing to be ashamed of. To try and give him credit for being the originator goes beyond the pale.
--Yet, your title, your opening, and the conclusion all speak of the legacy and legend of Miyamoto, despite you only mentioning one thing that you credit him for inventing. (which is patently false.) This isn't an article about the UX legend of Miyamoto. It's about the UX legend of NINTENDO. How you shoehorned Miyamoto into the title is beyond me.
--I know people want their heroes to be larger than life, but it sickens me when they try and steal credit from others to give it to the undeserving.
Miyamoto should also be credited for introducing the non- linear narrative; with Mario 64, Nintendo gave us the first fully interactive 3d gaming experience (on home consoles anyway). The player could choose what tasks or adventures they wanted to carry out and often unlocked new stages before completing all of them- so u could come back and get stars later. Heck you could spend all day jumping onto trees if you wanted to. This added an entirely new dimension to gameplay and narrative. I think it was extremely profound.


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Tuesday, October 04, 2005
Tricky and Franklin: A Correspondence
I've submitted an article to the new online men's knitting magazine being put together over at menknit.net. My editor? None other than Tricky Tricot. Ain't it a small world?
(Oh, and before I forget: new women's shirt in the shop. Cartoon shirt designs to follow. Plus a knitting bag.)
FR: Tricky
TO: Franklin
DT: 28 Sept 2005, 15:38:51
SUBJECT: Menknit Submission
I may have neglected to mention I need a short bio from you as well as a photo to include with the mag (it's coming, it's coming!). Can you send this ASAP?
[Franklin then sent a message inquiring about specs for the photo, which is here omitted.]
FR: Tricky
TO: Franklin
DT: 29 Sept 2005, 11:59:15
SUBJECT: Re: Photo and bio questions
Um, just send us a hi-res color jpeg of your face/head. Remember - millions of men will be looking at you asking, "Is he single?"
Don't go too wild on the bio - I don't want to hear about eating brioche as a child, or this one time at band camp. I need like a 100 words max.
FR: Franklin
TO: Tricky
DT: 30 Sept 2005, 06:04:27
SUBJECT: My bio
How's this:
Franklin Habit (www.franklinhabit.com) is a photographer, designer and knitter who lives in Chicago, Illinois.
FR: Tricky
TO: Franklin
DT: 30 Sept 2005, 06:14:32
SUBJECT: Re: My bio
I'll take it - though if I had known you were going to be so brief, I would have allowed some brioche.
FR: Franklin
TO: Tricky
DT: 30 Sept 2005, 6:16:00
SUBJECT: Re: My bio
Franklin Habit (www.franklinhabit.com) is a photographer, designer and knitter who lives in Chicago, Illinois. He rarely, if ever, eats brioche.
FR: Tricky
TO: Franklin
DT: 30 Sept 2005, 6:24:43
SUBJECT: Re: My bio
FR: Franklin
TO: Tricky
DT: 30 Sept 2005, 6:37:25
SUBJECT: Re: My bio
Franklin Habit (www.franklinhabit.com) is a photographer, designer and knitter who lives in Chicago, Illinois. He rarely, if ever, eats brioche, because as a very small child he lost both parents in a freak baking accident, and ever since has associated the smell of yeast and the sight of traditional French pastries with loss and tragedy. This prevented him from taking over the generations-old family business (Crust and Company, LLC) and instead forced him to pursue what appeared to all outsiders to be the luxurious, devil-may-care lifestyle of a rich, young, and fantastically good-looking orphan. A society obsessed with celebrity eagerly awaited news of his latest exploits via the tabloids, various fan sites, and of course his critically-acclaimed MTV reality show "Oh, That Frankin!"
Who could know that behind the glamour, the fame, the adulation of millions was a shy, lonely boy who fought crime wearing a fetching mask-and-leotard ensemble under the pseudonym Captain Shortguy? Yes, apprenticeships with the keenest masters of martial arts, weapons design, pyrotechnics, aeronautics and data mining had turned him into an unstoppable crime-fighting machine, a force for justice, defender of the downtrodden, symbol of hope to millions of poor and underprivileged.
In his spare time, Franklin also enjoys fishing, batik, and four-way bargello. But he absolutely never eats brioche.
FR: Tricky
TO: Franklin
DT: 30 Sept 2005, 7:01:09
SUBJECT: Re: My bio
Do you really want me to print this? I could make room...
FR: Franklin
TO: Tricky
DT: 30 Sept 2005, 7:32:43
SUBJECT: Re: My bio
Um, no, we'd better not. I made up some of it.
(I'm only a symbol of hope to hundreds of thousands of people, not millions. One would hate to be accused of exaggerating.)
40 comments:
- Jill said...
Okay, I'm laughing out loud at work. Thanks. Just wanted to say that I always enjoy reading your blog and your cartoon drawings are fantastic.
- JoVE said...
You should put a warning at the top for the west coast folks that might read it while drinking their coffee. I wonder what the illustrated version looks like?
- Glee Club said...
How about an autobiographical haiku?
- IRV (firstname.lastname@example.com) said...
Franklin, you might want to use the slightly (ahem) exaggerated bio to incur fame & fortune. It worked for Barbra Streisand in "I Can Get It For You Wholesale." You know she changed her bio pretty much everytime the playbill went to print. As I recall, she was raised in Rangoon. I'm just saying.........
- IRV (firstname.lastname@example.com) said...
ps---It's good to know Tricky is still alive, as he hasn't posted for almost a month now.
- Sneaksleep said...
Awesome. Actually, the Wasington Post prints autobiographical haiku from its readers: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/10/01/AR2005100101170.html?sub=AR
- TrickyTricot said...
Wow - I'm so funny - I laughed at myself even! Memories....
Irv - I appreciate that you're concerned about me. I'd also appreciate it if you could let me blog on my own schedule.
(Sorry to take over your comments F, you know I just can't stand those "You haven't posted in forever comments.") Bored? Pick up some Bronte... - 11:21 AM
- Cheryl said...
so when is YOUR book and tour starting??? - 11:21 AM
- Rachel said...
Franklin, you are exceedingly charming and clever. Certainly there is no shortage of people who are willing to let you know that (as is evident by the delightful comments on your blog), but you and your intelligent humor remind me that there are good people out there and how lucky that is -- so I figured instead of thinking it everytime I read an entry, I ought to say so once in awhile. Looking forward to (hopefully) having the chance to connect in person at Rhinebeck.
- Jon said...
Call me a crank, but I don't think you should have compromised the integrity of the men's t-shirt by making a women's version. They have enough of their own knitting related apparel.
Let us have one of our own, please? - 12:48 PM
- Anonymous said...
hahaahahehehhehehe oh god
- Desdemona said...
Franklin, you never cease to make me laugh and smile. Thanks for reminding me that life isn't quite as bad as it seems.
Out of curiosity, are you going to sketch out that super hero costume for us? - 1:22 PM
- TrickyTricot said...
Everyone already knows I'm evil - but I totally agree with Jon.
Women get all kinds of stuff men don't - like they need less yarn to make a sweater, and every fracking pattern is for a woman. Men should have something all their own - besides menknit.net. Come on Larry Kramer, do your thing! - 1:31 PM
- Marcy said...
All these posts make me think I should start publishing my little boys sweaters. They aren't men yet, but they will be someday.
I also have an incredible urge to send you some brioche. - 1:43 PM
- Typesetter said...
Ok, guys, let me tell you a little story about how that woman apparel is even more fiting than the man's. This is a story that not many know.
In the good old days when Greece was the cradle of all culture and civilization (if history is seen from a strictly western world perspective), women were mostly prohibited to leave their houses. They would spend their whole lives living in the ginekeion, the part of the house that lodged women, nd leaving it only to serve at the banquets that were enjoyed by the men and their lovers (mostly male, and I added this comment just to make you guys feel even more sorry for us, and I want you to feel sorry because the nicest men I ever met were gays and that made me totally off their interest, so have always had to content myself with the heterosexuals). Not having any ocasion to move and exercise, they became weak, prone to sickness and to miscarriage.
Pericles, the great Athens leader, decided that this weakness that characterized the women was making the population of Athens weaher and less numerous, more prone to be defeated (hey, are you still wake?) by enemies, or just overcome by immigrants. His solution was to promulgate a law that forced all the women to take a minimum level of exercise. Since the only time women were allowed to leave their apartments was to go to the temple, he decided that all the women had to daily walk up to the Acropolis and pray. Bum, well done! Good idea! Women were exercising more and therefore were becoming stronger, so to breed more and stronger babies for their husbands.
It was a pity that since the women that usually walked the streets were prostitutes, often enough these women were mistaken for prostitutes. And if they were not mistaken for prostitutes, well, they were game anyhow! And when pushes came to shoves, the women had to defend themselves (hey, you, down there in the second row: pay attention!).
The weapon they customarly used was the two long pins (in a sense similar to knitting pins or needles) thye used to keep their clothing in place, and wihich were usually pinned near the shoulders. Now, imagine this frightened woman, being pursued and cornered by a guy that's trying to rape her: and what does she do? She pulls out the pins that hold her dress up in front and, while the raptor stares her (likely sagging) breasts, she drives the pins into his eyes! WOW!
Unfortunately, Pericles decided that there were going to be too many blind men, and the fact that the blinds were actually trying to rape the women did not mean a thing for him. So he wrote yet another law that required women to stop wearing the pins and sew up their clothing over the shoulders. Now, what I am trying to say is that those shirts remind me strongly that when I am out and about and carrying my knitting in a purse or bag, in case someone tries to rape me, all I hve to do is to pull out the nedles from whatever I am knitting and stick them in his eyes. And this time no Pericles will ever prohibit female knitters to walk out in the open with their knitting kits! This is why I absolutely love those shirts! - 1:51 PM
- Sean said...
I chuckled at the "Um, I made some of it up." bit...LOL
- Sean said...
Oh, an am I the only one who doesn't like broiche here? All I heard while getting ready to enter culinary school was "wait until you make brioche". Too , too much, I say...yeasty bread...YUM.
And, Tricky, although I miss you dearly, and check you daily, I support your posting schedule.
AND, give us one frigging thing thats OURS! LOL - 2:09 PM
- TrickyTricot said...
Typesetter - I can't even begin to list off the things I find offensive about your comment.
I have a little self-restrain that I save up, just for occasions like this. Wow - my Morgan Stanley guy was great - saving does pay! - 2:18 PM
- goblinbox said...
You said "fetching." How cute is that?
- Donna said...
What a shame - You left your job as celebrity photographer out of the bio.
- Beth said...
Franklin, when I saw you in your combat boots and shorts at Stitches, you became a symbol of hope to me. Hope for what, I'm not exactly sure. But hope none-the-less.
- Leslie said...
Dear Franklin, Your autobiography leaves me weak from laughter. Whilst reading Typesetter's history lesson I kept thinking of the Harlot's airplane companion (see yesterday's blog) and... Did you say knitting bag? As in a Franklin Habit design on a Knitting Bag?? I cannot wait! I just cannot wait! And it'll be unisex so everybody will be happy - you're just too grand.
- Jon said...
Having sported the proto-type of the "Don't Mess With" t-shirt at Stitches Midwest, I can say that the XX chromosome was clamouring for the shirt. But it's ours, dammit!
I think we boys should start a grass roots campaign to have dear, darling Franklin take that women's version off his shop. We could burn jockstraps and march on Washington (or would it have to be Chicago?) and generally cry foul until all is right in our male knitting universe.
And since "Captain Shortguy," whose first name happens to be Hottie, is the champion of the downtrodden, maybe he will come save poor Franklin's shop from the female insurgency and will defend the male right to male-related knit-related paraphenalia.
As for typesetter's history lesson, I wonder at the accuracy of such information. Is there a Works Cited page that I missed in reading that comment?
Oh yeah, I have my own blog I could rant on, huh? Sorry, Franklin. - 3:51 PM
- sep said...
franklin, darling - i want a shirt with "captain shortguy" on it! and I've noticed you've collected quite a few female followers of late. very interesting... don't forget the ladies! :)
tricky - wrong, wrong, wrong. only the skinny, waif-like women need less yarn. i need twice as much as you do so stop yer complainin'
typesetter - interesting story but i'm not sure that's gonna get you a shirt
oooh, my word verification word is "thenu." I love it! - 4:28 PM
- Laurie said...
Fabulous! How can I lurk with prose like that?? The best.
- Cece said...
God - you always make me laugh out loud. I love your blog, and am waiting for the cartoon shirts so I can add on to my order...
- JoVE said...
If Franklin wants to specialize in gear for male knitters, that would be his right. An underserved market for sure. (He might like the extra cash from women's stuff though to buy yarn with. Maybe a compromise would be stuff for men that doesn't have a women's version.)
And tricky, some of us bigger women are just as pissed at how little yarn those skinny girls can make things with. But you are falling into a common trap of assuming that men in general are bigger than women in general. The overlap on that is more than 80%. For example, a LOT of women are taller than Franklin. (no judgement, just a fact) - 7:54 PM
- dragon knitter said...
LOVED the biography. superhero, eh? (i hear mighty mouse theme song going)(no offense meant by the mouse comment, my real name is minnie, i understand). and the shirts are fabu. if you wanna make a women's version, more power to ya. i was gonna order a sweatshirt, but i swim in a large (ducks all the larger people). ah well. i'll wait for a t-shirt.
- Ann said...
I am speechless, more than likely from giggling at the bio and the response. Both Tricky and Franklin are a hoot, throw in Jon's protest and this is a fun way to end the day.
I won't even enter into the battle of the sexes and sizes discussion. I am scratching my head at the thought of poking someone's eyes out with my needles. There has to be some other form of torture that won't get blood on my yarn or latest project. YIKES... - 9:16 PM
- Typesetter said...
Trickytricot, imagine me writing that piece with a very obvious tongue in cheeck.
- Typesetter said...
TrickyTricot: sorry, I was disturbed by that ugly thing called "work" while still writing my message. I am completing it now. If you failed to see it, it's enterely my fault. I am not a native english speaker, and probably my phrasing was lame in spome pints.
- Typesetter said...
Also, for those who asked, the piece was inspired by a book by Jacopo Fo, son of nobel prize winner writer and actor Dario Fo, and to be precise La vera storia del mondo, where he (based on lots of good reading and even more indipendent thinking) reinterprets the world history in a way that is funny adn satirical and yet extremely well documented. A work of whatr in the 1970's used to be called "counter-information" applied to history.
- goblinbox said...
In support of all the whiny boys who want their very own, male-only Franklin-designed knitting tee, I would like to announce that I will NOT BUY THE WOMEN'S VERSION.
Happy Jon? ;-) - 9:56 AM
- Ruth said...
absofrigginlutely brilliant.
It takes a lot to make me laugh out loud during the Arsenic Hour, but you just did. Thanks! - 5:39 PM
- birdfarm said...
I'm laughing so hard I'm crying. god I miss you!
- Kim from Melbourne Aust. said...
What's four-way bargello?
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Borden Bomber Canada Goose
Borden Bomber Canada Goose: Inspired by the classic bomber design of the Chilliwack, the Borden features a removable coyote fur ruff and hood.
Borden Bomber Canada Goose Specs:
- Regular Fit
- Bomber-thigh length for exceptional mobility
- Heavy duty, front YKK 2-way locking zipper
- 2 lower welt hand warmer pockets with fleece
- Fleece lined Napoleon chest pocket with zipper closure
- Utility pocket is positioned on the left chest
- 1 interior security pocket with zipper closure
- Heavy duty rib-knit cuffs and waistband
- Center back length: 29.5" / 74.93 cm
Borden Bomber Parka Canada Goose: Removable, 1-way vertically adjustable hood surrounded by a removable coyote fur ruff and secured by a hidden snap closure at the collar.
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For generations, the Wolfriders sought a safe haven. Now, in the Palace of the High Ones, they have found it. But with security, the elves lose the skills that made them superb survivors in a harsh world. Elfquest: The Final Quest poses dire questions: Who stays? Who goes back to the forest? And what grim price will the Wolfriders pay?
"Dark Horse is a company I've admired ever since it sprang on the scene in the 1980s. Somehow, as large as they've grown, they've retained an independent spirit that Richard and I totally identify with. The quality of their offerings is legendary and I'm extremely happy that Elfquest is part of their lineup," said Elfquest cocreator Wendy Pini.
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That is afrikkinmazing. I am totally on board with this. Elfquest back in the spotlight could be a great thing for the Pini's. I really do hope that the timing is right for them to get a deal done for a good adaptation in another format.
Excellent news! Elfquest is how I got my wife (who I was dating at the time) into comics! We met the Pini's at Dragon Con one year and had all of our comics signed by the entire team. It looks like we'll be picking this title up at the comic bookstore once again!
Elfquest back in the day with Marvel was really edgy and risque reading. Adult themes, sexual overtones and deep storytelling made it one of the more interesting properties that in this day parents would shudder at the thought of their kids reading, given the fact much of them grew up at the time it was out and probably read themselves when they were kids. There had been talk since the mid-90's about wanting to make it into a movie, but it never materialized.
Trying to find old issues of it are somewhat hard to find, if you look in the right places. When there were whispers of its comeback 8 months ago, I was hoping it happen and now it has. I actually hope it does have a shot at being a movie, if done right and sticks to what it is and not watered-down to the kid-friendly demographic.
Excellent . I have all the original versions before marvel colored them and all the marvel versions. But when they reprint new trades, with her new colors i may have to get them all over again to have one really nice set
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