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Hotel Farini is a superior 2 Star Hotel situated 200 metres from Termini railway station. Metro stations A and B are just a 5-minute walk away. The Farini has simply furnished rooms with satellite TV, minibar and free Wi-Fi.
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I like the optimism! I agree, the team from last season was mediocre on defense to say the least, and still made it to the second round of the playoffs. There is absolutely no reason to think the Chargers can't make a decent run at the SB next year.
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"A Meeting without an Objective is a Chat", so states the Book of Red Gate. In my experience setting a high-level objective for a meeting is easier than getting agreement on the list of actions to reach it. Likewise setting the goals of usability tests seems much easier than forming the prioritised list of development actions or product features afterwards.
At Red Gate we are always keen to use facilitation techniques such as Gamestorming to encourage participation from everyone in a meeting. If you are not familiar with Gamestorming, these are collaborative activities focused on resolving specific issues.
We decided to spend a "Collab Lab" session evaluating two techniques for closing a collaborative session – Dot Voting and Forced Ranking – to establish their relative advantages and get some experience on when we should use one and not the other.
Dot Voting
Dot voting is a simple technique to prioritise a list of items into an agreed solution, these items could be actions or product features. The items are written on a whiteboard or by sticking Post-It notes to a wall. Each participant gets a set number of votes that they can cast on those items – they can even vote for the same item multiple times if they feel strongly about it. Some items may not receive any votes. In this exercise we used a whiteboard and the participants used markers to cast their votes, which makes it easier to remove and re-cast a vote compared to using sticky dots or making a more indelible mark.
In our session the list of 10 items were written on a whiteboard and each participant got 5 votes. All the participants cast their votes at the same time by marking an item with a dot. This is a public activity where participants can see the others' votes being cast. After the votes had been cast they were tallied so that the items would be prioritised.
Force Ranking
Force ranking is also a technique to prioritise a list of items into an agreed solution. Where it differs from dot voting is that every item must be ranked relative to the others. The important consideration for the facilitator is the framing of the question given to the participants – the criteria needs to be very clear. For example, "The most important features for the next software version".
In our session the list of 10 items were printed out and each participant received a copy. The facilitator framed the exercise to target a specific criteria and then the participants were given 6 minutes to rank the items from 1 to 10, where 1 was most important and 10 least important.
After the time had elapsed the ranking of each item was tallied so that the items would be prioritised.
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After both activities were completed the priority scores were compared and the favourite items ranked in order, as below.
Comparing the two activities there was little difference in the overall ranking, but there were variances in the results for 3 items (5, 7 & 8). The participants suggested that this difference was because Force Ranking made them consider the items in relative importance to each other, not just the most important overall. This made them re-evaluate items more thoroughly during Force Ranking.
Although a couple of participants force ranked the items easily in one go, most commented that they changed their minds a lot and wished they had an easier way to shuffle the items into order as they iterated. They suggested that having each item cut out would have made it easier to achieve this.
If you need to get consensus on a list of actions then either Dot Voting or Force ranking are great activities to get all stakeholders involved. The results are broadly similar for the most popular ranked items. Choose Dot Voting when the most popular items need to established; chose Force Ranking when you need every item ranked in relative popularity.
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- Useful where not all choices are necessary
- Voting multiple times for the same item can establish the strength of opinion
- Simultaneous ranking activity – seeing the votes already cast could influence the casting of remaining votes
- Even though participants could change their minds, none of them changed a vote once cast. Even though the marker dots made this easy to do, some commented that they soon forgot where they had voted and were concerned that they risked changing a vote that was not legitimately their own
- Tough choices could be avoided since not all items may get votes. Facilitator should verify that items without votes haven't been missed without reason, so it's worth revisiting these with the participants to check this is the case before settling on the final list of actions to focus on next
Force Ranking
- Takes longer than dot voting – can feel like harder work too
- Individual ranking activity – less likelihood of influencing others
- Tough to sort the middle ranked items
- No direct indication of strength of opinion for specific items other than the overall tally
- Participants reported that they changed their minds at lot when ranking – they suggested having the list as Post-Its or cut out lists that they could easily re-order
- Forces tough choices when ranking unpopular items
- Ranking all items requires more careful consideration of all items
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An elegant presentation of turkey layered with spinach and cheese, yet surprisingly quick to make. Round out the meal with a side of whole-wheat pasta, a salad and a glass of Pinot Noir.
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- 2 turkey cutlets, (8 ounces)
- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- 3 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 1 large shallot, minced
- 1/4 cup dry sherry, (see Note)
- 1 6-ounce bag baby spinach
- 1/4 cup finely shredded Fontina cheese
- 1 teaspoon butter
- Position rack in the upper third of the oven; preheat broiler.
- Sprinkle both sides of turkey with flour. Heat 2 teaspoons oil in a medium ovenproof skillet over medium-high heat. Add the turkey and cook until golden, about 2 minutes per side. Transfer the turkey to a plate.
- Add the remaining 1 teaspoon oil and shallot to the pan; cook, stirring constantly, until lightly browned, 1 to 2 minutes. Add sherry and spinach; cook, stirring constantly, until the spinach is wilted, 1 to 2 minutes. Remove from the heat.
- Carefully mound equal portions of the spinach on top of the turkey. Transfer the spinach-topped turkey and any accumulated juices to the pan. Top the spinach with cheese and transfer to the oven. Broil until the cheese is melted, 1 to 2 minutes.
- Transfer the melts to 2 plates. Add the butter to the pan and whisk into the juices over medium-high heat until melted, about 30 seconds. Drizzle over the melts.
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Per serving: 332 calories; 14 g fat (5 g sat, 7 g mono); 66 mg cholesterol; 15 g carbohydrates; 34 g protein; 4 g fiber; 347 mg sodium; 89 mg potassium.
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Criticism aside it looks great, and it's aesthetically pleasing, looks like it's made more for iOS rather than OS X, but nice job anyway.
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|Chopped onion
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Cooked rice
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Fat-free sour cream
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
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|Canned chopped green chiles
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|Non fat cheddar cheese
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Preheat oven to 350° F.
Spray non-fat cooking spray in a large casserole dish.
Saute onions in the Butter Buds or chicken broth for 5 minutes.
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Stir in rice, sour cream, cottage cheese, bay leaf, and pepper.
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Reply-2#178 - konradkurze (11/17/2012) [-]
and this is what 'special ed' teachers have to deal with
bring back eugenics and prevent retards from happening
bring back eugenics and prevent retards from happening
#212 to #210 - ComradeBritish (11/17/2012) [-]
I think he's refering to genetic tampering with fetuses and embryos, so that children's disabilities are adressed and changed in the womb.
#211 to #210 - konradkurze (11/17/2012) [-]
no i say sterilize all existing retards to prevent them having kids, and use advanced medicine to prevent defective sperm and eggs from creating babies
#227 to #225 - konradkurze (11/17/2012) [-]
thats the stage where it skips a generation or two, but they still carry the defective genes in them
#236 to #233 - konradkurze (11/17/2012) [-]
sterilize only those born disabled and take active steps towards preventing healthy people from having defective kids
it IS possible to single out defective sperm and eggs and prevent deformed babies
it IS possible to single out defective sperm and eggs and prevent deformed babies
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Between Parentheses, edited by Bolaño's friend and literary executor, Ignacio Echevarria, is divided into six mostly distinct parts. The third and largest of these, from which the book takes its name, is comprised of weekly columns bolaño wrote for Las Últimas Noticias, a Chilean newspaper. These writings concern themselves almost entirely with forgotten books, neglected and/or underappreciated authors, and the writerly lifestyle. The five other parts feature short pieces, essays (some left unfinished), speeches, and brief vignettes dealing mostly with literature, place, and the personal. Also present is a reprinting of the last interview he gave, to the mexican edition of Playboy, shortly before his death.
Between Parentheses, above all, demonstrates Bolaño's love of books, seemingly more so as a reader of them than as their writer. He was known to have read widely, and this work offers his opinions (mostly favorable, yet sometimes acerbically critical) on a wide array of books, poets, and authors well-known and obscure. As from some of his other titles, one could cull quite the impressive reading list (spanning continents and centuries) from amongst its pages. Omnipresent is Bolaño's trademark prose style, as his non-fiction reads with the same unique voice that brought so many ardent fans to his fiction. Bolaño seldom strays into the realm of the political, but his few forays are terse and powerful. Amidst his wide knowledge of all things bibliophilic is a singular sense of humor, one that is familiar to readers of both his novels and short stories.
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This is the home of the night goblin rangers who have acheived the sacred level of 42. Here we will discuss our plan of attack, add relevant images and information, and decide the best way to roast the bones of our enemies.
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Cards, info, and plan of attack.
So far I have claimed these cards for myself:
Nine of Wands
Ten of Pentacles
The Wands suit, in a nutshell deals with fire, passion, and the colour red. It is lively and dynamic. The Nine of Wands is about defense against all odds, but it is an active defense. It's a mobile army rather than a castle, a counter attack rather than a static defense.
So far I'm thinking or a dynamic individual faced with an overwhelming opposition, likely a warrior. I'll try to think if there are any interesting twists I can introduce.
The Pentacles suit is about the outer material world; wealth, physical bodies, possesions etc. The Eight of pentacles typically depics a young man hammering away at coins. It's typically interpreted as dealing with attention to detail, toil and patience.
I'm thinking that this card will almost be an image of Hephaistos, beating away on a magic coin of sorts. Again that may be too direct, and I'll do some brainstorming with the card's meaning to see what I can come up with.
Basic plan of attack:
Like last time, we could have a certain unifying element to tie our images together. The characters we depict could be a team of adventurers, or opposing teams of adventurers. There could be an overarching cultural influence, level of technology or narrative theme that each image displays.
Let me know whatcha think.
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December 30th, 2009 #3
Hey guys,
We should really have an msn meeting tonight, or at the latest tommorow. I'll try to catch you on msn if I can, but if not try to message me or post here on when a good time is.
December 30th, 2009 #4
Agreed, I just got back on. Had a small late christmas celebration today with some close family (hooray I can afford the intous now). I'll stay on late (for me), to try catch you guys.
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December 30th, 2009 #5
Zilrion and I discussed some ideas over instant messaging.
The main things discussed included what unifying elements could be introduced, how to challenge ourselves/differentiate us from the competition, and what the general procedure will be with the production of the images. I've saved the conversation and added the jist of it below:
To start, I said:
basically, last time we tried to see if there was a neat twist or unifying element that could tie our works together....
this time I'm not sure what the unifying element or theme could be
so if you have any ideas I'd like to hear em
I think for the different suits there should be some colour consistency, since certain suits have patron colours like red for wands. each also has a patron element, like fire or earth
I also said, responding to Zilrion:
the inner meanings should really come first
Putting the theme aside, Zilrion said:
I was wondering though about the approach
last team chow I kind of ended doing my own idea from scratch to finnish all the way with minor input, but I saw teams that sent the files around. So that everyone made contributions, which I found interesting
I responded:
I'll have to think about that, like you say it's a neat way to do it but it's weird for a portfolio....unless we split it up as one person does the sketch or overall idea and another finishes it, or we give each other the descriptions for how we want it done
Zilrion then voiced concern over the genre. He said that fantasy first comes to mind, but may be expected and cliched. I responded:
off the bat fantasy seems the most natural but like you say it'd set us apart to do something else. the next likely one would be superheros, what with the possibility of elemental powers and such
sci fi is difficult, I'm not sure how we'd represent wind or earth in sci fi
unless it's like, not a part of the character's race but a subtle part of the tech their races uses, like one person's race uses crazy wind technology, others use earth tech etc
it could be that the elements influence their technology, so people from the air world have jet packs, guns that fire concentrated gasses or air bursts to know enemies over
earth people could "grow" some of their tech, or have certain things like chlorophyll over their armor
Zilrion asked:
are we going to have "pentacles" "wands" "swords" etc, or change it up some, I mean they have been portrayed as a lot of different things though they convey the same meaning
I'm not sure if the name has to stay the same or not (it might have to) but defenitely the meaning of the card comes first, so in my cards there doesn't have to be any pentacles, just what the card represents. chances are I'll have a stand-in like some other type opf disc
and for wands it could be changed to sci-fi devices
it would of course look weird for a sci-fi guy to be waving about a wand
I said:
so if they have REALLY efficient chloriphyl, they could use it as anopther power sourcelike would they manufacture their armor, or would they grow it? Would it look all rough like hard flesh or would it look more or less like "regular" amor?
I think flesh would be too far to like, the zerg
we should try to keep it to plants and stone
or even sand
We then talked about the "fire" people (wands)
Zilrion said:
engulfed in flames is a bit boring yea. but you have creatures like the phoenix that have stuff like wings made out of flames. Maybe they could manipulate fire like that.
I'm starting to think more of like, plasma, since it's like fire
like what if they had a set of armor that could create wings out of plasma. it could also have portions of the armor with a plasma shield too, there's a lot of stuff they could create
We then discussed what the air race (swords) could have.
Zilrion said:
I'm thinking a lot of gasses like poisonous stuff. also elements of aircrafts etc
and very aerodymanic, like good movement.
yeah, gasses would be great, we could say that they do a lot of mining on gas giants
and use it in weapons or tools and such
So, the recap of the discussion:
- the meaning of the card influences the character first and foremost.
- each suit for the lesser arcana could be tied together by the use of elements and colour schemes.
- it will be decided whether each member will complete their own illustrations, or whether some form of collaboration is to be done.
- there seem to be 3 main choices for genre: fantasy (tried and true but somewhat boring) superheroes (offers some chances with elemental powers) and sci-fi with elementaly-influenced technology. So far, even though it's more of a challenge for me (I don't do sci-fi) I think the science fiction route is the strongest.
- it's possible to represent "swords" and "pentacles" with something that's relevant to the genre (so far, the sci fi genre)
- if the sci-fi route is taken, the following ideas were given:
+ earth race could use chloriphyll laced armor to generate more power, may "grow" armor or use other plant-like items.
+ fire race would use plasma to create physical constructs, as well as having possibly lava-like armor.
+wind race could be based on gasses mined from gas giants, and/or use advanced hydraulic technology.
So far none of these ideas are set in stone as ChaoticKnight still has to voice his opinions.
Aside from that, it could be a good time to gather some reference. Even though we're not quite settled on sci-fi I think we should look for and find a lot of science fiction and high-tech images and post them here. Also very relevant would be images of the four elements we plan on depicting as well.
December 31st, 2009 #6
Thinking out loud:
One of the challenges with the earth based tech is that it's hard to think of what the materials are actually made out of. Originally it was though that it could be "grown" ion some way, but this might make them look more like plant people than earth people. Here are a few options:
1: organic (plant) armor, with the shape of somewhat normal space armor. This race has developed bio-engineering to a point where they develop strains of plants that are super-dense and conform to certain shapes (discs or plates). It may not even look like normal plant, since it would be so dense and compressed to withstand impacts and energy damage. It may even shine due to the density. the upside for this type of armor would be that while it may not offer the best protection, it has incredible regenerative capabilities, able to withstand small arms fire for a long time.
2: A more subtle hint to the earth element that I thought of today would be ceramic armor. Ceramics are non-metallic and often have a cystaline structure, which speaks more to earth than steel, in my opnion. Ceramic armor is being used today, and is known for its great ability to withstand penetrating power:
Due to the extreme hardness of the ceramics used, they offer superior resistance against a shaped charge jet and they shatter kinetic energy penetrators (KE-penetrators). The (pulverised) ceramic also strongly abrades any penetrator. Against lighter projectiles the hardness of the tiles causes a "shatter gap" effect: a higher velocity will within a certain velocity range (the "gap") not lead to a deeper penetration but destroy the projectile itself instead.[1] Because the ceramic is so brittle the entrance channel of a shaped charge jet is not smooth as it would be when penetrating a metal but ragged, causing extreme asymmetric pressures which disturb the geometry of the jet, on which its penetrative capabilities are critically dependent as its mass is relatively low. This initiates a vicious circle as the disturbed jet causes still greater irregularities in the ceramic, until in the end it is defeated.
3: A third option, and one I think is the best, is a mix of the two options; not even our civilization bets on only one kind of technology. We could either mix the techs in both characters, having a "jumpsuit" of organic armor, with main areas of the body also covered with ceramic armor. the ceramics could even have chloriphyll patches for extra energy. The other way we could do it is have one character wearing all ceramic armor, while the other uses all plant based armor. They Could be different types of specialists, the ceramic armored character being a heavy assualt/defense person while the organic armored character is more of an infiltrator.
With fire tech, I'm starting to think that they're even more reliant on plasma than before. it could be possible that instead of wearing physical armor, the character could be wearing a backpack over a basic bodysuit, and semi-transparent segments of armor are projected plasma. Just a thought.
And here's a ref image dump from some of my favorite sci-fi universes. Remember though it's CHOW, any spaceships would be for inspiration only
I see this as good inspiration for ceramic armor, though more tan:
Bespin is great inspiration for "air" element:
And even though I usually HATE blizzard's general aesthetics these days:
December 31st, 2009 #7
I'm reading through everything here, I had a particularly busy evening last night. Also, it's New Years.
(Jason, I'm on msn... Where's u?)
I chose:
King of Swords
December 31st, 2009 #8
No prob Mike, it's a crazy time of year. Get back to me and/or Zilrion with your ideas
I just thought I'd post this up here rather than a link, since I think with whatever we're doing we need to nail the meanings of the suits. So say if we are doing the sci fi think and each suit is a race, we should be able to see the tarot influence in the lore of that race;
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January 1st, 2010 #10
Since I'm the one doing wands (fire) here's some lore on the fire race:
Fire element race, wands, staves or rods;
Core tenants; creativity, passion, action, daring
Realm is spirit
The Ceilid Tribe
The Ceilid Tribe is actually a misnomer: the name was used when there were various tribes of closely related sentient species living on their turbulent planet, Aries. Today, while they are the only intelligent life to survive on this incredibly inhospitable world, the Ceilids still retain the name despite the fact that their society more closely resembles a commonwealth.
Aries is a molten world of fire. The huge amounts of sulphur ejected into the atmosphere by massive geological activity gives the world its dense yellow clouds. The surface is constantly changing through the melting and/or displacement of small tectonic plates, with a small respite during the winter months where the temperature drops to around 200 Celsius and the crust cools enough to form larger masses of stable ground. This spirit of change, movement and violence is mirrored in the Ceilids; a vibrant, passionate and daring race of people.
Ceilids, along with every other living thing in Aries biosphere are extremophiles; organisms that can survive in the most extreme of environments. They can survive in a huge range of temperatures, the upper and lower limits being 500 and 150 celcius. Exposure to normal humanoid temperatures (the galactic norm being -50 to +50 Celsius) is almost instantly fatal.
Ceilid technology was difficult to develop and improve upon. Because of the nature of their home, stronger materials needed to be developed out of the molten ores they were able to extract, lest their homes and eventually factories would melt around them. The changing geography of Aries made finding natural resources problematic. But what they lacked in resources, they more than made up for in an extreme abundance of energy. Geothermal extractors could be set up nearly anywhere, and generators creating energy from the flow of magma numbered more than their species. This energy fuelled research that would swiftly develop ways to compress, store, and eventually generate vast amounts of energy away from their home world. They had an inexhaustible source of energy and developed technology that other races would find to be prohibitive, specifically, plasma technology.
With magnetic fields projected from small packs attached to their bodies, Ceilids shroud themselves with a protective layer of plasma. This plasma not only acts as the ceilids defence, its also their life support system, keeping their bodies at a comfortable 350 celcius. The fact that they radiate such heat means that Ceilids must either travel with their own kind, or make special accommodations with other, colder races. Ceilids rarely live away from Aries, but are renowned as daring, decisive and sometimes ruthless adventurers.
January 1st, 2010 #11
editing in some stuff later. just some random inspiring images
January 2nd, 2010 #12
Ok, so anyone not interested in readin all my lengthy crap (which would be a lot of folks) here's the jist:
Trying to bring as many elements of the suits into the sci-fi race as possible.
Wands = clubs = fire
the fire people aren't actually composed of fire, but their technology relies on plasma, which I guess is close enough to fire as I can get with the sci-fi universe. Their plasma tech is so efficient that they don't need physical armor or weapons, they can wrap themselves in plasma armor.
So here are my initial ideas for the race/tech:
This image shows what their personal plasma generator might look like. I'm trying to incorporate the "clubs" image where I can;
The Nine of wands is all about desperate but active defense. I'm trying to find something that's heroic enough.
Here's what the basic armor dessign might look like. Her weapon would be a "wand" of sorts, not only in the basic clubs design but also sporting nine spikes;
On to colours. One thing I want to do also is make the suit's colour stand out. The colour for wands is yellow, so I made their world almost like venus: hot, nearly molten, and choked with sulfur. Endless clouds of sulfur block out much of the light, which helps make the glowing plasma stand out.
In terms of lighting, this might be the hardest image I've created so far, so I did a colour study.
Here's the basic landscape:
This is what I had in my head for the look of the plasma armor:
But I'm starting to think something brighter might stand out better. At the same time though, I wonder if the figure might get lost:
EDIT: quick update on armor from some crits:
Any crits or comments welcome
Last edited by Jason Rainville; January 2nd, 2010 at 07:40 PM.
January 2nd, 2010 #13
Some silhouettes thumbs for the earthrace, just to get myself going.
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