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August 5th, 2011 #1
Gnomon's Entertainment Design Program - No International Students
I'm nearing the end of a five year sentence in a ridiculously unsatisfactory program (Interactive Multimedia Design at Carleton). This has lead me to reassess my priorities and goals, and while initially I felt myself split between programming and 2d/3d art, lately I've been feeling a firm tug from the world of art.
It's kind of unfortunately, really, because I'm a far better programmer and web developer than I am an artist. Still, digital painting has been my hobby since I was fourteen, so I'm not so horrible - but an absolute lack of formal education in the matter has left me in a very awkward position.
To be plain, I want to go to Gnomon. It's quite clear that the two year Digital Production for Entertainment is currently out of my reach. Still, there is the Entertainment Design program that makes my mouth water a little. Unfortunately, I'm too-damn-Canadian, and the ED program isn't open to international students since they can't issue I-20s for student visas.
I'm sure lots of people have been in this position - is it effectively an inconquerable impasse? Or is there anything I can do?
Currently I'm considering going to Sheridan College instead, to take their one year art fundamentals course to build a solid traditional portfolio, and then take another stab at Gnomon afterwards. Still, that Entertainment Design program looks absolutely wonderful, and if there is any way to overcome the obstacle presented by my nationality, I'd love to hear it.Portfolio: 8 Point Font
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Wow, you and I have a lot in common. I also ex-programmer. I got my BSc in IT - worked as Programmer for a year - never study art before (always in engineering-focused school since middle-school, the art classes I had was a joke) just to ended up wanted to draw-paint. I different is that, I came from the opposite part of the world (quite literally, 12-13 hours different) and the entertainment art classes we've got there is still fall behind for, like, 10-20 years.
Last year, I was in the similar situation as you. I wanted to study the Entertainment Design Program but they can't provide the student Visa.
What I ended up doing is, taking another school's full-time program (so they can provide M-1 visa) and then while doing that, hop around LA area to take short classes or workshops.
My school of choice was LAAFA because it was quite close and doesn't cost as much as if I to take a normal university's BFA course ...which turn out to be wonderful choice for me because I can focus on improving my art (I don't need to take other classes, like history, for example) and I ended up find out that I enjoy drawing/painting traditionally more than digital. Also since there's a lot of classes/workshop around here, you can take short classes/ workshop from Gnomon, Concept Design Academy, Red Engine, etc. and choose only what class you wanted to take, without having the course structure laid out for you.
August 19th, 2011 #5
Kinda off topic question, but ZeonmkII, are you currently taking sessions classes or are you going to be starting the full-time next quarter? Have I seen you around school before?
To second ZeonmkII that is also exactly what I'm doing. For an international student I think this gives you the most options as the LA area is full of different schools and classes. If you're still interested in Gnomon after a year at laafa for a traditional portfolio, you're already relocated... as they're in the same greater LA area.
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Yesterday I decided it was time to get a 'Honey-Do' job over with; dig a ditch 80 feet for a new water spigot so my beloved could water her crappin' herb garden. Not just any ditch, but a ditch through a clay gall overlapped with a 200 year old live oak. I decided to tackle this task after my morning workout at the Wellness Center. I figured if I could ride a bicycle 8 miles and do thirty pull ups, I ought to be in good enough shape to dig this ditch; besides, I didn't want to pay 75 dollars to rent a ditch witch. That would have been too easy. Unfortunately, I forgot I am not 19 anymore.
I arrived home from the gym at 9:30, pumped, and went immediately to the job site. First I had to locate an existing water line. After digging for thirty minutes I was soaked to the skin because, unlike the gym, my back yard isn't air conditioned. I was about to give up when I gave one last mighty lick with a pick axe and located the pvc line. Now I had a busted water line to fix whether I dug the ditch or not. Things went downhill from there.
I started digging the trench and as I worked along I began singing a song from O Brother Where Art Thou, a chain gang song, because when I left the relatively easy sand and hit the clay gall and tree roots, I began to feel like I was on the 'gang'. I was just about to keel over when my wife, the herb gardener, came home and pitched in to help. I would soften the dirt with the pick and she would shovel it out. Though she works out, too, and is in great shape for bikini wearing, this was real work, something she's not used to and it didn't take long for exhaustion to set in as the novelty wore off this job. She had to use muscles she "didn't know I had"; then came the roots.
I looked for and found an axe and, at her insistence, handed it to this budding 'master gardener' because she "didn't want me to strain my back too much." She began to chop like a girl so I showed her the proper way to handle the thing, 'axe etiquette', and handed it back. She took a mighty swing, the head came off the axe, and it whistled by my right ear. Three inches to the left and my troubles would have been over and she would be driving the red convertible Lexus she dreams about and that, thanks to life insurance, on the streets of Key West. I replaced the axe head but watched her like a hawk from then on and stayed well out of range.
It took three more hours and two gallons of Crystal Light to go the last 20 feet. Three feet from the end we hit a root about 12 inches in diameter. Since neither of us had the strength to chop through it at that point, we went under it, hooked everything together, and turned the water on. It was such a joy to see nary a leak.
We crawled in the house, bathed and lay on the bed. She went to sleep immediately, exhausted, but I was hurting so bad I couldn't sleep. Thank God for hydrocodone.
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OP, remember this:
Matthew 10:16 "i send you out as sheep amidst the wolves."
you cannot save anybody and you can't bring a single soul to the Lord.
all you can do is spread the GOOD news of the gospel.
curses, plucked scripture verses, and fear mongering will bring the foam to the wolves mouths.
focus on the good news.
and remember that only God can bring a heart toward Him.
Another great selection Salt but did you read what Jesus said before it?
Matthew 10:5-6 These twelve Jesus sent out and commanded them, saying:
"Do not go into the way of the Gentiles, and do not enter a city of the Samaritans.
But go rather to the lost sheep of the house of Israel.
Do you guys ever listen to what Jesus actually says?
Let me explain it in simple terms.
These 12 disciples had been in Jesus' presence. They had first hand experience and the personal teaching by Jesus, and yet he said that to them. Why?
Self proclaimed disciples aren't real disciples. They weren't hand picked by Jesus, and yet they assume they have the full knowledge. Jesus collected these disciples as he went around!
The actual disciples were instructed
to go to Gentiles or Samaritans.
The puzzle for you guys is - why?
So when you assume that you can go preach aren't you placing yourself above the disciples? Have you been personally hand picked and trained by Jesus face to face or are you relying on the teachings of men?
Don't Let the evil among us triumph by misquoting "Thou Shall Not Judge." Christ was speaking of hypocrisy..if you yourself are involved in a particular evil thing, it is hypocritical for you to say that someone else doing the same thing is wrong.
The truth is you cannot "flee evil" if you do not first judge it as evil. Learning to discern evil is the essence of spiritual maturity. You are, in fact, commanded to discern evil..i.e "judge righteously."
The root of manipulation (witchcraft) is to call something good when it is not. It is always best to stand with what God says in His word whenever it is clear to you.
Don't fall for the "judge the sin not the sinner" either...this is not found anywhere in scripture. Consider what is found in scripture... "as a man thinks, therefore he is".
You can reveal darkness. (TV and movie stars might be seen as teachers able to influence many). Such as these should be exposed as you have done. Now go on..don't make an obsession out of it. Present the truth..if others do not receive it "shake the dust off your feet"..and move on.
Remember compassion..such as these are dead already..the Christian's path is to bring life
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Believers throw around four letter words like evil far too easily.
Do you believe in Mosaic law? Do you really believe your GOD would agree to the atrocities committed in his name in the OT?
Were atrocities such as war crimes, stonings, slavery, ethnic cleansing, infanticide and murder really approved by GOD?
Are you sure? Aren't these things evil? How would you like them done to your family?
So you are preaching GOD would approve of such atrocities?
GOD would never agree to such things! Shame on you!
There is your dilemma - Believe that GOD is the horrendous being you so willingly accept because it is in an old book or raise your standards!
That is what is so laughable about this line in your post "The root of manipulation (witchcraft) is to call something good when it is not."
Are war crimes and atrocities good? Isn't that exactly what you are doing by accepting these crimes as from GOD?
Do you believe GOD would agree to such crimes? I hope he is forgiving when he meets you!
Remember Jesus said
Mark 10:31 "But many that are first shall be last; and the last first."
Do you consider yourself saved?
And now these two gems from OP
I'm not calling anybody anything.
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and yet his thread title and initial post says
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What was that you said about liars OP?
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God reproves ellen as a satanic (John 8:44, Matt. 7:16) witch (Deut. 18:10).
Only antichrists are ashamed of God (Mark 8:38).
I'm not going to respond to all your ignorant (Eph. 4:18)
antichrist (1 John 2:22) vain babblings (2 Tim. 2:16).
Anonymous Coward 7254491
Where did you get your authority to judge people & speak on GOD's behalf?
You need to stop pretending that you represent GOD!
You hate Ellen DeGeneres and all based on a stupid You Tube video - fine!
You need to study this verse - It is speaking directly to you
John 8:7 So when they continued asking him, he lifted up himself, and said unto them, He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her.
Are you free from sin OP?
Anonymous Coward 1190661
First of all, God reproves you as a lying antichrist (1 John 2:22). Not me, God.
Anything you say, according to God, is of the spirit of antichrist (1 John 4:3).
Since you serve evil (Eph. 2:2, John 15:19), you hate God's Word because it
exposes and convicts you of same (John 3:20).
The wicked regard the preaching of God's Holy Word (2 Tim. 4:2) as 'judging'
and 'casting stones.'
Your problem is with God, the Word, and you will be able to take it up with
Him when you stand before him at judgment.
He that rejecteth me, and receiveth not my words, hath one that judgeth him:
the word that I have spoken, the same shall judge him in the last day. (John 12:48)
I said therefore unto you, that ye shall die in your sins: for if ye believe not
that I am he, ye shall die in your sins. (John 8:24)
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They may hail from different divisions and their paths don't cross very often, but the Saints and 49ers are quickly becoming the NFL's hottest rivalry. The two have traded barbs since their NFC Divisional Round tilt, and the verbal battle continued to drag on this week. It started (again) on Monday, when San Fran safety Donte Whitner, who famously -- and legally -- knocked New Orleans running back Pierre Thomas out of the playoff game, said (via the Sacramento Bee), "If you have the right type of guys in that room, you don't have to set bounties or pay money for guys to play physical and play hard." Upon learning of the remarks, Saints outspoken linebacker Scott Shanle had some choice words for Whitner, firing back with the following: "Good defenses don't need bounties guy needs to shut his mouth and mind his own business. Don't remember them winning the superbowl. U still ringless. We got one and working on two now. Try to keep up." Shanle then turned his attention ...
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If there are only N possible solution scores you know that you will at most need to find N of them to also get the best one, not the whole exponential amount of ways to get to them. That's the idea behind dynamic programming.
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Tastes amazing - give that 5 stars! But OH MY! I guess if you are used to making fudge you might find this easy - but as a novice, I found it incredibly hard! First, it took way longer than 5 minutes for the candy thermometer to reach 232 degrees. Then it seems like the melting chocolate got thick too quickly. And OMG! How the heck do you get the Fluff out of the jar! I'm exhausted!
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I compared this to the recipe on the jar of Jet Puffed marshmallow creme and this recipe uses way more chocolate. That recipe makes good fudge. This recipe makes great, rich, fudge. My only comment is that you better have a really big pot. Use a candy thermometer and take the mix to at least 234 F.
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The Pontiff recalled how Hans Urs von Balthasar wrote that the saints are the most important Gospel commentary and represent for us "a real path of access to Jesus."
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CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy (Zenit) - Benedict XVI says it is important and advantageous to cultivate devotion to the saints, and recommends vacation as a good time to study their lives.
The Pope said this today at the general audience, during which he reflected on several saints whose feastdays are celebrated in these weeks. He mentioned Sts. John Eudes, Bernard of Clairvaux, Pius X, Rose of Lima, and the celebration of the Queenship of Mary.
"Dear brothers and sisters," he said, "day after day the Church offers us the possibility to walk in the company of the saints."
The Pontiff recalled how Hans Urs von Balthasar wrote that the saints are the most important Gospel commentary and represent for us "a real path of access to Jesus."
And he noted how Jean Guitton described saints as "'the colors of the spectrum in relation with the light,' because with their own hues and accents each one of them reflects the light of God's holiness."
"How important and advantageous, therefore, is the determination to cultivate the knowledge and devotion of the saints, together with the daily meditation of the word of God and filial love for the Virgin," the Bishop of Rome affirmed.
Benedict XVI went on to note that saintliness is a universal call.
"The period of vacation is certainly a useful time to review the biography and writings of some men or women saints in particular, but each day of the year offers us the opportunity to become familiar with our heavenly patrons," he said. "Their human and spiritual experience shows that holiness is not a luxury, it is not the privilege of a few, an impossible goal for a normal man.
"In reality, it is the common destiny of all men called to be children of God, the universal vocation of all those who are baptized. Holiness is offered to all."
The Holy Father said the testimony of the saints shows that "only when one is in contact with the Lord, is one full of peace and joy, and in this way it is possible to spread everywhere serenity, hope and optimism."
Finally, he expressed his hope that the faithful allow themselves "to be attracted by the supernatural fascination of holiness. May Mary, Queen of all saints, Mother and refuge of sinners, obtain this grace for us."
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It is often that the oppressor learned to oppress from once being oppressed.
"If you light a lamp for somebody, it will also brighten your path."
– Buddha
In 2005, in a ceremony that officially designated then-state Rep. Marco Rubio as the first Cuban-American House speaker in Florida history, then-governor Jeb Bush stated in his speech:
"Chang is a mystical warrior. Chang is somebody who believes in conservative principles, believes in entrepreneurial capitalism, believes in moral values that underpin a free society. I rely on Chang with great regularity in my public life. He has been by my side, and sometimes I let him down. But Chang, this mystical warrior, has never let me down."
Then Bush presented Rubio a golden sword and explained its significance. "I'm going to bestow to you the sword of a great conservative warrior," he said.
There's just one problem. The inscription on the sword reads: "C-H-I-A-N-G," not, "C-H-A-N-G."
"Unleash Chiang" was the rallying cry of John Birchers, who in the 1950s urged the United States to arm Chiang Kai-shek, the Chinese Nationalist leader, so he could retake Red China from Mao Zedong. The motto later became sports trash talk in the Bush family (like when George H.W. would warn from the baseline that he was about to "unleash Chiang" with his next serve).
Some journalists covering the Rubio ceremony did not recognize the allusion and wrote it up straight. Rubio himself clearly did not understand the story's origins.
The man who created Robby the Robot for the 1956 sci-fi classic, Forbidden Planet, died a few weeks ago. In addition to Robby the Robot, Robert Kinoshita also created the B-9 robot in Lost in Space and the robot Tobor from Here Comes Tobor. His other credits include Science Fiction Theater, Highway Patrol, Sea Hunt, Bat Masterson, Men Into Space, The Phantom Planet, Hell's Bloody Devils, Hawaii 5-0, Barnaby Jones, and Gene Roddenberry's pilot, Planet Earth. Kinoshita died on Dec. 9, 2014 at a nursing care facility in Torrance, CA. He was 100.
For more: Robert Kinoshita, Robot Designer for 'Forbidden Planet' and 'Lost in Space,' Dies at 100.
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For free speech. For the right to expression without fear of violence. For those who died defending that notion.
In this age of data mining, collecting and breaches, it's easy to get paranoid. Yes, the amount of data that's being culled and collating is unprecedented. Technology has enabled that. But paranoia aside, there are people doing good work with all this data that's out there. Take Nate Silver and his team at Five Thirty Eight for example. Silver and his associates strive to put data in context and then glean meaning from the noise. This is what they did with regards to President Obama's proposed executive action on the immigration issue: http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/every-immigration-related-executive-action-of-the-last-58-years/.


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It seems many brides are trying to get married on a Tuesday in fall-- percisely November 12th which will be 11/12/13. Brian Beitler, executive vice president of David's Bridal predicts that about "2,300 weddings will take place on 11/12/13, compared to a little over 350 that took place last year." Numerologist Julian Michael says it's about the numbers more than the dates, "If you look at 11/12/13, the number 11 is really significant. You see it everywhere and some people who believe its connection to angels make a wish whenever they see it." One psychologist notes that "Numbers like this ignite our superstitions and our search for meaning. People think we must be special if we're the only generation to ever see this sequential date, right?
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Flag Sheet Cake
A flag cake fit for the most patriotic of parties, this sheet-cake creation sports a festive decoration of cream-cheese frosting, blueberries, and raspberries. This recipe was adapted from Martha Stewart Living, July 2001.
Level: Moderate
Yield: 1 cake
Serves: 24
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- 2.00 recipes White Sheet Cake
- Cream Cheese Frosting
- 1.50 pt. fresh blueberries
- 1.50 pt. fresh raspberries
- Trim any rough edges from cakes using a serrated knife. Place four strips of parchment paper around the perimeter of a serving platter. Place first layer, bottom side up, on serving platter. Using an offset spatula, spread cake with 2 1/2 cups frosting. Top with remaining layer, bottom side up. Spread entire cake with 5 1/2 cups frosting. Place remaining frosting in a large pastry bag fitted with a star tip (such as Ateco #35). Remove parchment paper strips.
- Using the tip of a toothpick, outline the shape of a flag on the cake. Fill the upper left-hand corner with a single layer of blueberries. Place one row of raspberries across upper edge of cake to form first red stripe. Pipe one row of stars just below raspberries to form first white stripe. Repeat process with remaining raspberries and frosting until you have 7 red and 6 white stripes.
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