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Mar 26, 2013, 11:42 AM EDT
When Stephen Curry has it going there may not be a more entertaining player to watch in the NBA.
And he had it going against the Lakers Monday — 25 points, 10 assists and spearheading the Warriors win over the Lakers. Maybe the most memorable play is this one, where a little move leaves Steve Nash on skates and unable to recover. Which is pretty much how the Lakers defense looked all night.
Golden State needs the wins — it wants the six seed in the West, which will give them the Clippers, Grizzlies or Nuggets (three teams clumped together at three, four and five). While the Warriors don't stand much of a chance against any of those teams the odds are better than being the seven seed and getting the Thunder in the first round. If the Warriors hold off the Rockets and keep that six seed, it will be because Curry is making more plays like this.
- andyhr17 - Mar 26, 2013 at 11:55 AM
I was really hoping this headline was literal.
- money2long - Mar 26, 2013 at 12:08 PM
- mydoghasfleez - Mar 26, 2013 at 12:37 PM
Not cool Andy. Bad Karma.
- baymac408 - Mar 26, 2013 at 12:13 PM
Wooooow curry handles and off dribble shooting is gotta be one of the Best in the league!! I love watching him play! And he got 10 assists! GO WARRIORS!! I LOVE BEATING THE FAKERS
- jrod2173 - Mar 26, 2013 at 12:16 PM
"While the Warriors don't stand much of a chance against any of those teams"
I love this quote! Especially since the Warriors have owned the Clippers this season,a and thats without Bogut. I remember that being said about another team a few years back the Warriors had no chance against in the playoffs after owning them in the regular season, *cough* Mavericks *cough*.
- dannymac17 - Mar 26, 2013 at 12:24 PM
cool you won a few games against the clippers. you are still the 6th seed.
- circuscivics - Mar 26, 2013 at 1:19 PM
You must realize that it's fanboy K urt H elin writing this post.
- watermelon1 - Mar 26, 2013 at 12:20 PM
They would have beaten the jazz that year too… If it wasn't for the officials.
- dirtydavis - Mar 26, 2013 at 12:33 PM
Nash has been get burn and crossover… but NOOOOOOOOO everyone is focus on Kobe's defense. PGs have been killing the Lakers since the D. Fish years.
- 00maltliquor - Mar 26, 2013 at 12:52 PM
Forgot to DVR the game last night, thought the addition of "Steve Nash's" was a misprint. Take out those words and it would have made a lot of sense.
- aldavis4president - Mar 26, 2013 at 12:53 PM
Were the 6th seed and matched up against the most overrated playoff team in the west!! Our starting SF was hurt for the season in the 1st couple of weeks which forced us to start our rook earlier then we wanted…bogut barley came back and still isn't at 100% ..
And we would've beat the jazz..the ref in the series did 2yrs in prison for betting on the games! (Tim Donahue)
- dirtydavis - Mar 26, 2013 at 1:05 PM
Quit yo $hit
- dko83 - Mar 26, 2013 at 1:56 PM
Nash has been getting burned on defense his whole career really. He could get away with it before b/c 1. his teams were so offensively efficient they just outscored people anway, and 2. He had better help defense on those teams. Neither of those are happening on this Lakers team, which is mind blowing considering Dwight is in the middle.
- phillylawhopeful - Mar 26, 2013 at 2:26 PM
Your whole defense can't be a single player. Howard's giving the Lakers 13 rebounds and 3 blocks a game AND the Lakers are near the top of the league in rebound differential.
But the non-Dwight D stats are bad. Only Orlando has a worse turnover ratio in the league! The Lakers are near the bottom of the league in steals and blocks (although Dwight is top 5 in blocks – no one else blocks on the team). They are middle of the road in opponent FG %.
- losanginsight - Mar 26, 2013 at 2:12 PM
Usually Steph is the one sidelined for months with broken ankles. Ironic. Curry will be this generations Grant Hill with metal on metal ankles in 2 years.
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Similarly, if you you've ever been pushed to choose between over-provisioning enterprise workstations and switching to a lower-cost, online alternative, a deployment of Office 2010 with application virtualization offers a viable, user-centric alternative.
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Given that Microsoft has little financial incentive to make the free Office Web Apps as functional as the full version of Office, and because application virtualization enables the full version of Office 2010 to be deployed across a wider range of PCs than previously possible, it's not entirely surprising that the free Office Web Apps themselves have been provisioned with an anemic, underpowered feature set.
At the time of the beta, only the Excel 2010 Office Web App offered online editing, which similarly to the latest versions of Google Docs, permits simultaneous editing by multiple users. However, the core user interface lacked some of the basics that an ordinary Excel user might expect. Some examples:
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Arrange a single layer of croissant chunks, slightly overlapping, in the bottom of the dish. Scatter over some of the raisins, place another layer of croissant chunks on top and scatter over the remaining raisins. Press down gently with a fish slice or spatula.
To make the custard, heat the cream and milk in a saucepan until the mixture comes almost to the boil. Remove from the heat. Meanwhile, whisk together the eggs, ground cinnamon and sugar in a large heatproof bowl set over a saucepan of simmering water until the mixture is thickened and the whisk or beaters leave a trail when lifted. Remove from the heat and beat in the cream mixture until well combined.
Pour two-thirds of the custard over the croissants and leave to stand for about 30 minutes or until they have soaked up all the liquid. Preheat the oven to 180°C/350°F/gas mark 4.
Pour the remaining custard over the soaked croissants and press down firmly with a fish slice or spatula so that the custard reaches halfway up the croissants. Place the dish in a roasting pan and pour in enough water to come a third of the way up the side of the dish. Bake for 30–35 minutes until the custard is just set and the top is golden brown. Serve immediately.
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A shaky bullpen, runners left on base and a hapless offense doomed the Tigers in their 2-1 loss to the Texas Rangers Saturday night. After getting the bases loaded with one out in the top of the ninth the Tigers once again failed to get the go-ahead run across home plate as both Boesch and Peralta simply couldn't get the job done. In the following half inning Tigers reliever Brayan Villarreal threw four pitch walks to Nelson Cruz and Michael Young. Manager Jim Leyland then went to his bullpen to summon Phil Coke who got two outs before Mike Olt hit a game winning single scoring Cruz. Tigers center fielder Austin Jackson remained hot on the season scoring the Tigers' only run of the night which came via home run in the top of the first off of Derek Holland. Tiger starter Justin Verlander went seven innings allowing 1 run on 7 hits while striking out 9. Mike Adams for Texas earned his second win of the season. Ref: Associated Press
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Sales of the Kinect have swiped away all expectations, and Office is still going strong, but mobile was conspicuously absent in Microsoft's otherwise strong earnings report today.
In a statement released by Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) ahead of the earnings call, Microsoft's only mention of its mobile devices was the most basic of growth reports: "Windows Phone 7 launched during the quarter in 30 countries and on 60 operators and nine different devices," it read. "Microsoft announced developers are adding Windows Phone 7 applications to the marketplace at a rate of over 100 per day."
Tablets were even less of a topic. No mention of what Microsoft might be developing itself, and only a passing reference to "newer portables" "cause a bit of a drag" on PC sales.
We had got a bit more colour on handsets yesterday, when senior product manager Greg Sullivan told AllThingsD that Microsoft had shipped two million devices to resellers between launching the device in October last year and the end of December.
But gven that at the beginning of December Microsoft had noted that it had shipped 1.5 million devices, that means that during the holiday season, there were only 500,000 devices shipped — not necessarily sold. Contrast this with Google's claim that Android is now activating 300,000 Android devices per day.
HTC, LG (SEO: 066570), Samsung and Dell all make handsets that run the Windows Phone 7 platform, but we have yet to see a breakout device among them.
Some are now wondering — not for the first time — if help could be on the way in the form of another titan that has been having a hard time in mobile, Nokia.
Today, ahead of its earnings call, Nokia announced that it would be holding a strategy day on February 11 to lay out how it plans to turn around its device and services business.
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Few things fascinate me more than the rationalizations by which liberals evade acknowledgement of facts that contradict their worldview. Matthew Continetti recently took a long look at the liberal demon-myth of the Koch brothers, who have become the all-purpose explanation for anything that Democrats don't like.
Meanwhile, the left-wing blogosphere today paid tribute to "Popular Progressive Author" Joe Bageant. An itinerant journalist who four years ago published an acclaimed book called Deer Hunting With Jesus: Dispatches from the Class War, Bageant specialized in what I call "that weird species of progressive 'populism' which expresses itself as a thoroughgoing contempt for actual people":
In Bageant's mind (and the mind of his readers), every time a Republican wins an election it is because of the imaginary other-ized Them . . . Bageant offers the enlightened progressive reader an engraved invitation to invidiously compare himself to these manifestly inferior people - Them! - who function as a hate-proxy for tens of millions of unseen Republican voters that the progressive reader has never actually met.
Much like Adorno's "Authoritarian Personality" or Hofstadter's "Paranoid Style," Bageantism is a faux-analysis, a make-believe political sociology that gives an illusion of explaining voter opposition to liberalism in cultural or demographic terms.
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Thursday was a big day in trades, with Roy Oswalt, Jorge Cantu and Miguel Tejada, among others, on the move.
Monitoring the chatter in the baseball world, however, gives the indication that there might not be much more dealing to come.
"There's nothing really going on," general manager Doug Melvin told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel about the Brewers' outlook. "I don't anticipate anything happening [before the Saturday deadline]. Things can change but that's the way it looks now. I don't have to trade players. I have to make sure anything we do makes absolute sense to do anything."
That's one of the main things driving -- or halting -- this trade season. Most of the teams with the attractive pieces don't really need to move them. There aren't the usual teams trying to unload salary ballast at all costs as they sink. The Brewers could trade Prince Fielder, but they don't have to. Ditto the Nationals with Adam Dunn. The Jays could move Jose Bautista, but he's also under team control and has Toronto fans buzzing.
Many of the big names -- Cliff Lee, Dan Haren, Oswalt -- are now off the board. David DeJesus and Ben Sheets were knocked off by injuries.
The slate of potential buyers has gone down in the past two weeks. The Angels, Mets, Marlins and Rockies are taking a cold, hard look at the standings and realizing it doesn't make sense to mortgage the future on what's becoming an increasingly long shot. The Red Sox and Dodgers are potentially more aggressive but kind of in the same boat.
The days before the deadline are always filled with GMs expressing outrage at the hefty price tags being put on available players, hoping to force those prices down, but this year it really does seem like teams are taking a harder line because they have less pressure to sell. And teams have so much money invested in scouting and bonus money that they view prospects as high-value commodities rather than pawns. They are afraid to make lousy deals with young players.
There also is a trend toward making deals after the non-waiver deadline -- there's still a month left to trade after Saturday, just with different rules.
"Most of the guys available on July 31 are going to be available in August," a National League GM told the New York Post.
That's not to say many of the names being thrown around this week won't be in different uniforms in the next 48 hours. Dunn probably will be traded, as will Ted Lilly, and the Blue Jays would be crazy not to trade Bautista when he's at peak value. But even more than most years, most of the talk will likely be for naught when it all shakes out.
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AWKWARD: Minister halts wedding ceremony and angrily asks photographers to leave
There's no doubt that wedding photographers have to deal with a lot of annoying personality types. But the last person you'd think they'd catch 'hell' from is the minister officiating the wedding — right in the middle of the couple reciting their vows.
Some painfully awkward video has surfaced which shows just that. In the video, everything seems to be going fine. But seemingly out of nowhere, the minister turns around and angrily commands the photographers capturing the moment to move elsewhere.
"This is a solemn assembly, not a photography session," the minister firmly chastises the photographers. "Please move, or I will stop."
Clearly puzzled and shocked, the photographers can be heard asking the minister to clarify himself. "This is not about the photography," the minister snaps back as the couple looks on in horror. "This is about God."
What an idiot! I hope he loses a large number of his flock. If I were the groom I'd have decked the sonofabitch for screwing up my wedding.September 19 @ 20:52:09
He may be a man of the cloth, but he clearly has anger issues and needs some serious counseling. Yikes! Look at the embarrassed looks on the faces of the bride and groom. How dreadful!September 21 @ 05:35:38
OH. MY. GOD. I hope that asshat never – EVER gets to perform another wedding!!!September 19 @ 21:03:49
No. This is about the two people getting married. The ones paying the photographer–and you.September 19 @ 21:07:23
Damn right.September 20 @ 06:51:31
I sincerely hope they didn't pay him after that behavior. No offense, Reverend Asshole, but I am pretty sure God had no problem with the couple capturing the moment on film. Just the asshat who was probably upset that they were showing his bald spot.September 20 @ 09:18:57
Reverend asshole….lolll I love itSeptember 21 @ 11:46:15
HAAAAAA!!!!! Reverend Asshole!!!!!! That was a hoot!September 21 @ 23:21:54
just the kind of disrespectful response one should expect from someone using such a slutty nom-de-plumeSeptember 30 @ 22:58:07
You got it right…..I agree!September 20 @ 15:01:50
Surely the jerk would have told them before the wedding that photos not allowed. Weird.September 21 @ 14:55:57
Wow… I'd stiff the minister.September 19 @ 21:22:03
Before he 'stiffed' you.September 20 @ 06:28:16
So…what happened?September 19 @ 21:26:46
AssholeSeptember 19 @ 21:29:16
I would tell the uppidity man its my wedding this is for us not uSeptember 20 @ 00:07:35
The last time I photographed a wedding at a church (1976) it was made clear to us that there would be ample opportunity to photograph the bride and groom before and after the actual ceremony, which is after all a religious rite when performed in a church by ordained clergy. All of this was agreed to by the bride and groom and the photographers in advance. After all, the "sanctity of marriage" is not served by the sound of shutters and the distraction of jostling photographers as if to say paparazzi rule.September 19 @ 21:34:37
Wouldn't it be a shame if the bride and groom wanted to catch that specific moment on film and had asked the photographers, who they're paying, to do so, only to have the priest interrupt the whole thin and make it about him. And the year you referenced was over three decades ago. Things change.September 19 @ 23:47:18
they had the video running with zero distraction… poparasie
(lol spellchecker wants to correct to spell parasite) need to be removed, from distracted subjects… if the photographers agree fine… but if they don't agree, then
removing them from a bigger picture should be an optionSeptember 30 @ 22:53:38
This is a wedding, not a sunday service. If the photographers are against YOUR religious beliefs, good thing you're not the one getting married.September 21 @ 05:11:11
Things have changed alot since then. I got married in a Catholic church and my photographer had free reign. Which is what people want. Its great to have pictures before and after but its nice to have pictures of the actual ceremony as well. Of course my priest wasnt an asshole either.September 21 @ 17:04:24
Churches perform marriage ceremonies for the state. Religion is involved but it is really a civil function:re: the marriage license. Can understand that the dignity of the ceremony can easily be upset by insensitive photogs.September 23 @ 04:18:42
Actually, this is not unusual. The people taking pictures should not be behind the pastor. As a pastor and as a once photographer, this should all be arranged prior to the service.September 19 @ 21:36:53
He just tarnished the biggest moment of their lives to that point because he thought the photographers were breaking the rules? That's pretty petty.September 19 @ 23:49:34
Jesus, what did she have, the entire lineup of Rockettes there as her bridesmaids? Thought it was bad taste to have more than 6.September 19 @ 21:43:50
I'm glad the photog dragged his camera along this line of bridesmaid so we could see how many there were. Another example of a bride who doesn't know how to say no.September 20 @ 00:55:56
Most friends of the brides are not clamoring to spend hundreds of dollars on a dress and shoes they won't wear again. She must have twisted a lot of arms to get that big a lineup.September 21 @ 03:45:48
Clearly, you've never been to a Southern wedding.September 21 @ 04:05:13
Boy you are as narrow minded as the ass hat minister. This is the young ladies most important day and if she want's to have 100 bride maids it's her business. If you don't like it then when you get married have what you want.September 21 @ 15:10:28
I assume you, too, are amazed that so many people are so quickly willing to help others to decide what they want – photos, # of bridesmaids, food at reception, kind of location, and how they live and reproduce (should they choose to do so) after they are married, etc. I am weary of those who know so much tell us and we see how little they actually know. Sigh.September 21 @ 18:14:10
When that minister asked for payment for performing the ceremony, I would have said it's about God not money. Then just walk away.September 19 @ 22:10:23
Usually the money is paid upfront, along with the marriage license filled out ahead of time. The ceremony itself is largely for show, as technically they are legally married when they sign the paperwork, usually the day before at the rehearsal. If you wanted to get really technical, say the groom ducks out after a wild bachelor party/last night of freedom. He doesn't show up at the alter. He's still married to the bride because he signed the paperwork before hand. If the official wanted to, all they'd have to do is simply file the paperwork.September 21 @ 05:16:17
Excellent point!September 21 @ 12:23:40
Pompous ass…..September 19 @ 22:30:28
SOMEBODY is too big for his britches! What an idiot.September 19 @ 23:29:31
Jesus was apparently a pretty cool guy. I bet he wouldn't have done this.September 19 @ 23:53:31
Looks like God woke up on the wrong side of His bed that morning.September 20 @ 00:21:26
This is about God??? WTF hahaha…. Maybe it's about two people sharing the rest of their lives together for fucks sake.September 20 @ 00:22:33
Bad minister. It's the 21st century. A wedding is about a self-aggrandizing, bank-breaking party. The minister is present for the same reason brides wear white dresses and veils – for a cutesy old-tyme touch that makes the event look more classy – and he's a hired hand just like the waitstaff. How dare he bring religion into it? The man should know his place in the new psuedo-micro-celebrity order.September 20 @ 00:25:12
Yeah, that's what bothers me about modern weddings.September 21 @ 03:31:01
this wasn't about god. This was about his god-sized egoSeptember 21 @ 05:27:42
I ran a photography business years ago and this happened to me once. As always, I had gone over all the details with the minister before the wedding, and he had agreed to everything. Just as the bride was coming down the aisle, the minister leans over to me (I was positioned in front of him-it was a very small chapel) and said "I want you to leave now". I did not leave. I was paid to be there, and to get that shot, the most important shot of the wedding. I just said, "Get real" and finished the shot, then returned to the rear of the church, just as we had agreed before the ceremony. Later at the brides parent's house, I watched as the bride's mother torn the minister to pieces over the incident. If the minister does not want a photographer in the church, he should make this apparent to the bride and groom well in advance, as well as communicate it to the photographer. Over the years, I saw many a minister act like an ass. Some think the marriage ceremony is about them, they want to be the center of attention, not the bride or the groom.September 20 @ 01:00:13
You summed it up beautifully. It is the COUPLE'S day, not the minister or in-laws etc. Preacher has his Sunday job to pontificate he is at the wedding to officiate. Either these people didn't go over things very well or were shocked out of their skins because had it been my wedding I'd have stepped forward and told the minister that OUR photographers are doing OUR bidding, capturing images for OUR old age and to share with OUR children.September 21 @ 06:11:08
I totally agree with you. I, too, am a professional photographer. I HATE shotting weddings, but I have still done quite a few…and I ALWAYS get the rules in advance. If they have ridiculously strict rules, then I take it up with the bride & groom so they can deal with it. I absolutely think it should be up to them what they want and what they feel is disturbing. This is THEIR wedding and it doesn't matter what anyone else thinks. And I don't think God minds a bit for them to get images of their special moments. I would have reacted the exact same way you did! I am hired to get the shots for my clients and NOT the church.September 21 @ 22:50:25
I agree with the preacher. If they wanted to photo shoot they could have discussed this with the preacher in advance. It;s a papparazi thingSeptember 20 @ 01:19:44
way to ruin the couple's memory of the wedding! Is his idea of "about god" more important than giving them a happy start to their life together? I hope they badmouth him all around their town and he doesn't get to represent his imaginary friend and have the chance to ruin any more weddings.September 21 @ 05:26:23
The bride and groom are paying for the ceremony it's their call not the preacher or yours.September 21 @ 15:06:34
Obviously the photographers / Videographers had not spoken either with the couple or the pastor about where they could and could not go during the ceremony.
I always ask my brides if there are any restrictions on where I can go. I also usually introduce myself to the pastor before hand and ask if they have any specific requests as to my movements during the ceremony. Most tell me that as long as I don't go between then and the couple then I'm more than welcome to go wherever I need to.
Ultimately however, unless the venue has rules, (I.e. some churches do not allow photographers past a certain point etc) if the couple has no issue with it, and it IS after all THEIR day, I don't see why a pastor should. After all, the photographers have been hired to take pictures of every moment…that includes from the best angle…and sometimes that angle is from behind the bridal party.
This was an outdoor wedding, so no venue snafu that I can see, and the couple clearly were shocked at the pastor's reaction…It's something to remember to ask when planning a wedding to avoid a scene like this.September 20 @ 01:28:27
I wonder if the policies for pictures and weddings had been discussed prior to the service. I am a minister and our policies are very clear that no pictures are taken during the actual service as it is a ceremony of sacred promised between two individuals and God. In the Episcopal tradition, the wedding ceremony is not a media event. I meet with wedding photographers and the expectations are clear about pictures; needless to say, it is very upsetting when some wedding photographers do not respect the policies. Before one casts judgement on the minister at this ceremony, it might be enlightening to have a 360 understanding of the circumstances.September 20 @ 02:03:33
Regardless of whether or not is is against the minister's beliefs, he had no right disrupting the service he was being paid to officiate in order to demand the photographers leave. His behavior was absolutely inappropriate and unprofessional and I hope it impacts the number of ceremonies he is asked to lead in the future.September 20 @ 09:23:58
I agree. It's obviously NOT in a church so the rules fall on the couple. I'm afraid that Susan makes marriage ceremonies sound like secret Masonic Rites, kinda creepy, which they should be anything but.September 21 @ 06:16:47
But shouldn't he have said something prior to the start, when it was OBVIOUS that they were setting up back there? To interrupt DURING the ceremony is not only ridiculous, but rude and an obvious attempt to make the day all about him and NOT the bride and groom!September 21 @ 05:11:05
AmenSeptember 21 @ 14:12:41
Oh, so it's so sacred that the bride and groom should not be allowed to have video/photos of the ceremony so that friends/family that couldn't attend (sick, broke, introduced to the family years after the wedding) are just SOL. Get over yourself. This is about *witnessing the dedication of love between two people before God, *FRIENDS * AND *FAMILY!! Otherwise, they would have eloped!September 20 @ 06:22:17
That's absurd! Not all Episcopal churches have that rule. My sister was married in an Episcopal church and there were most certainly photos of the wedding. This isn't about "media." These are private pictures of the most important event of their lives!September 20 @ 09:22:09
Yep. I checked several parish websites. I saw one that discourages photography during the service to one that is OK with photography as long as it doesn't interfere with the service. Most discourage flash photography during the service, but there are ways to take pictures with just the house lights that will turn out OK and most professionals will know how to do that. I guess the big rule for photographers is to check with all parties beforehand.September 21 @ 03:28:42
WHEW!! Thank you Angela! My experiences have been with primarily Southern Baptist and Fundamental Methodist as my Grandfather was a Minister. He wasn't a very human, warm person but, except for a few instances, I can't imagine him doing what this minister did. Grandpa would be more likely, if he were perturbed as this one was, to gather the photogs later and give them a few chapters of Fire and Brimstone.September 21 @ 06:22:04
If someone said "This is about God" at my wedding, I'd throw them out right then, I don't care if it IS the minister.September 20 @ 15:30:08
For all of you sticking up for the minister and saying that photography shouldn't happen during the ceremony, consider this. The people getting married obviously wanted to capture this moment. If the minister had a problem with it, he should have stated so BEFORE the ceremony. But no, he made it all about him. What a capital D-bag.September 20 @ 21:21:19
second thatSeptember 21 @ 05:23:00
Identify him so that he never gets a wedding gig ever again!September 21 @ 03:13:41
I attended a wedding about 20 years ago here in the USA and we, the entire guest list was verbally smacked on out knuckles with a ruler and were told NOT to take photographs and to cease recording the entire ceremony until after he would announce the couple as Mister and Missus Whomever they were. Finger wagging at us and everything.September 21 @ 03:18:26
Oh SOMEBODY forgot who's getting married. Priestzilla? LOLSeptember 21 @ 05:11:57
Where's Church Lady when you need her.September 21 @ 05:22:39
I think the minister was an ass. HE was the one who disrupted the "solemn" ceremony. The photographers didn't appear to be interrupting. They weren't bumping him or making any noise. The minister is the one who made a horrible memory of this couple's wedding and HE should be ashamed of himself. That poor couple!September 21 @ 05:44:31
I've performed weddings before and with everyone of them the photographer consulted with me before the ceremony as to where they could be and when. My guidelines, no flash and stay a distance away during the ceremony, video is fine, it is silent. What has been upsetting to the couples before are their videos picking up the camera clicks to the point where you could not hear them saying their vows. Any wedding photographer worth his camera just uses zoom to get the shots. I didn't hear him tell the video guy to back off, but those camera clicks get annoying.September 21 @ 05:54:32
It's not about gods – it's about the couple.September 21 @ 06:08:45
and they wonder why religion is loosing more and more followers by the minute…they are their own worst pr managers….stick to you archiac mind set you assesSeptember 21 @ 09:58:16
F*ck him and his pompous attitude.Those kid's paid those photogs to capture the wedding so where does he get off telling them to move.September 21 @ 15:04:06
As a pastor when I do a wedding I meet with the photographers for a few minutes before the ceramony and set the ground rules. I have never had a problem with a professional photographerSeptember 23 @ 12:22:43
Fr Tony is right to set ground rules ahead of time – This wedding service was ruined because no one thought ahead to discuss expected behaviour. But I have to say – I'm surprised by the level of outrage in the comments against the Minister(?) Priest(?) – I do not belong to an organised religion but was married by a Catholic Priest to address my husband's family wishes. It IS a religious service – a Priest or a Minister IS there foremost as a representative of God's blessing – if you want it – then you have to follow church rules for the service. Also – why in the world did the videoer and photographer argue back? They carried on just as much as the Priest/Minister, what about their behaviour?September 27 @ 13:43:26


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With House of Blues still on double secret probation, it was time to try a new venue for lunch while on a recent trip to Downtown Disney. I had intended on trying the menu of one of the four Disney food trucks, but three of them (the ones dedicated to food representing Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios and "Magic Kingdom's around the world") were not open until 6PM. I met photographer Brandon Glover near Cirque du Soleil on DtD's West Side, and The Smokehouse was the first place we walked past, so we made the easy decision of just eating there instead of walking all the way back to the Marketplace, where the Animal Kingdom food truck was parked next to World of Disney. (Please note that all pictures in this article can be viewed at full size by clicking on them.)
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While Morgan Crutchfield was getting a private tour of the Cinderella Castle Suite at the Magic Kingdom, I was ripping every last single hair out of my head trying to find a parking spot at Downtown Disney, the soon to be renamed
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How to make a SIGGRAPH paper
There is a course in the upcoming SIGGRAPH Asia 2014 conference on how to make a SIGGRAPH paper.
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July 26, 2013
Laptop-less in Anaheim
I did not bring my laptop to SIGGRAPH this year to discourage myself from working inside the convention center or the hotel room.
Experimental results indicated that this motivated me to spend more time hanging out with people, which is supposed to be the main goal for a conference. I can easily schedule all events and meetings via my smart phone and tablet. (Even the tablet is probably not necessary, if I can address a few technical issues of my phone.)
I probably would have had to bring my laptop if I had to give any talks. None of the Android apps I know of can adequately author talk slides. If such apps eventually show up (and I expect they will), I would happily travel with only my phone in the future.
Eventually though, the phones will likely become powerful enough for me to work inside the hotel rooms (again).
July 18, 2013
Managing paper committee meeting
Most paper committees I have served have purely electronic review processes. These are relatively easy. Those with in-person meetings (e.g. SIGGRAPH) are more challenging as they involve live human interactions in real-time.
Below are some of my personal experiences to make the process more fun and effective.
The most important and yet difficult task is to remain neutral, no matter what happens. It could be quite some experience to see your paper getting rejected and immediately you have to discuss a paper you reviewed.
I have a very simple strategy that works superbly well for me so far: I just assume all my papers are (or will be) rejected, even if they have very high ratings. (Anything could happen, and has happened before.) By assuming the worst case scenario, I can never be disappointed. I also do my best NOT to track my papers; I did not even look at the status on the spreadsheet when I am outside the room. Then it is easier for me to remain cool.
It also helps if you naturally care less.
One possibility is to not have any submission, but this is not common for people who are still productive.
Another possibility is to have enough prior papers so that you care less.
The paper chairs like to recruit more senior people not only for experiences but also for this "care less" factor.
Other things being equal, it is usually better to be positive than negative. My rule of thumb is to accept if unsure. This is better for humanity; a good paper wrongly rejected will not be read by anyone, while a bad paper wrongly accepted will likely be ignored by future research anyway. This is also better for myself; I do not want to leave a reputation for being a paper killer.
It is a lot of work to review 20-something papers. You will look bad if you do not seem to know what each paper is about, especially during the plenary sessions or breakout discussions. So make sure you put in enough efforts.
I also keep enough dark chocolate around to maintain my brain function at the end of the (long) day. (OK this is probably some lame excuses; I overdose cocoa no matter what.)
I am probably lucky (or maybe I am good at requesting papers; dunno yet) in that I usually get good assignments (high quality submission fitting my interests and expertise well), so I usually know each paper well. For those few that are outside my expertise, I just admit it to other committee members and reviewers. Nobody knows everything, so honesty is often the best policy.
Plus, I guess many of you have seen reviewers who clearly have no idea what the f*** they are talking about, so try not to be such jerks.
For those of you who think the committee members have some edges in getting their papers in, you might be disappointed; as far as I can tell, no such advantages exist, and the system has been well designed so that it is very difficult to game.
However, the committee members do have advantages in organizing the paper sessions, which is also the most fun part of the committee service in my opinion. You can influence where and when papers (including yours) go and which sessions you chair. People who do not show up might find papers (they authored or reviewed) going to a strangely titled session with a motley collection of seemingly unrelated papers, or find themselves chairing sessions that are too early for many people to wake up or too late in the last day for many people to remain behind.
June 2, 2013
How to do a paper fast-forward
Giving a good paper presentation is already hard, but at least you have 20 minutes' worth of wiggle room. Giving a good paper fast-forward is even harder, because you have only 40 seconds. Even one tiny mistake can ruin you.
The most common mistake is trying to explain too much (I like to call it "geek's asymmetry"). Trust me; almost nobody will care, and certainly nobody will understand, within 40 seconds and among 100+ presentations.
The fast-forward is pure advertisement with one main goal: get people read your paper and attend your talk.
On top of that, if you are really good, show what a cool and interesting guy you are. But do not even try unless you are absolute sure. (A good rule of thumb is this: are you already cool and interesting?)
Write down the script first, so that you know what you want to talk about and you can comfortably utter the sentences within the limited time frame. Practice and rehearse a sufficient number of times, especially if you lack verbal proficiency. Only design your slides after the script is in a stable condition. This is extremely important. If you do it the other way around, and I know this is what most people would do, you are making a grave mistake, because (just like what movie critics would say) you are letting the effects get in the way of the substance.
Do not force people read your slides. Use pictures and animations instead of texts to explain your points.
After having both the script and the slides, practice, until you can do it perfectly during sleep.
March 15, 2013
A recent PhD graduate whom I know well, who has been doing quite well in graphics research, just took a non-research job in a non-graphics position, among several postdoc offers from top research institutions.
The reasons he cited are numerous, but the 2 main ones are:
. He likes graphics research, but he is getting bored and tired of the SIGGRAPH game, including deadline crunch and dealing with reviewers.
. He would like to learn something new and try a different life style.
In a nutshell, I think he is burned out. I hope I have done my best to help him achieve work-life balance (I did that quite well myself, even when I was a grad student), but I guess it is just too hard for normal people to be much disciplined.
Then I realized that I probably also had some kind of burnout around my graduation. I took a non-research position as the first job, even though it was in a graphics company (NVIDIA). I also wanted to try learning new things (hardware architecture) and living a different style (engineer).
So I guess it is probably OK. People are not meant to be doing the same thing all the time. This is also why I like to try different job sectors and geographical locations.
There are two things to watch out, though, all based on my personal experiences: passion, and rust.
I have a very simple rule to choose jobs: do what you really like, and be very good at it.
Sometimes, when people get burned out, they might temporarily settle for something that they neither really like nor really be good at. But eventually, you will know if the job is not for you. I did not realize how much I like doing research until after I was not been able to spend enough time on it for about 3.5 years after my graduation.
The important thing is to get out there as quickly as possible. Otherwise, you will eventually become one of these people who are not really happy or good at their jobs but also cannot quit.
People tend to get rusty for skills that they have not practiced for a while. This is particularly so for advanced skills, like research.
So, make sure you do whatever you can to be active in research during your non-research job. Otherwise, you might not be able to come back, even if you want.
I have been trying my best to be engaged in research during my NVIDIA days. I even managed to publish a single authored graphics hardware paper. But it still took me about 2 to 3 years to get back in shape for SIGGRAPH after joining MSR. The difference between SIGGRAPH and other graphics venue is like the difference between playing professional sports and working out in a gym.
I guess SIGGRAPH is probably an extreme case, but I hope you get what I mean.
January 7, 2013
Sharing source code and data
It is usually a very good idea to share the code and data along with your published papers. This will make it easier for others to reproduce and compare against your methods, which in turn can make you more popular and your papers more widely cited.
As a corollary, it could also a good idea to submit your code and data along with your paper for peer review. Reviewers tend to like your paper more if they can reproduce your results. However, there are a few things to watch for. The first, and the obvious one, is to make sure your code actually works as advertised. Another is author anonymity; for venues that mandate it you will want to make sure your code and data (just like your paper) do not contain any information that can identify the authors. If you have doubts on this, one possibility is to submit your code and data as non-anonymous materials, if the particular venues allow this (e.g. SIGGRAPH). This can reduce the risk of breaching anonymity and yet allows the committee members to back you if the need arises.
December 31, 2012
How to design demos
In a nutshell, a demo should properly demonstrate technical aspects with sufficient artistic appeals.
The technical part is usually more important, and can suffice alone for many science and engineering disciplines. However, the artistic part is also very important for graphics and HCI, or any fields which involve direct human perception and consumption.
Demos usually take a lot of time and efforts, on top of the usual workload in ideation, writing, algorithm, implementation, and experimentation. And whether you like it or not, a solid and novel algorithm cannot be adequately assessed or appreciated by the readers if it is not demonstrated through proper demos.
Thus, designing demos is kind of an art. Below are recent suggestions from Sylvain Lefebvre which I have found to be excellent.
A guideline that worked fine for me is to consider whether 1) the result demonstrates the technique properly and 2) the result looks just good enough that it appears useful; in particular we want to avoid people think that the example is contrived to only show the advantage of our approach.
The problem is that 1) and 2) sometimes compete with each other (e.g. a fantastic rendering possibly making it hard to properly see the motion, etc.). Also we do not want to spend too much time on 2), only enough that people will think that it is convincing.
November 10, 2012
How I work with each student
This figure illustrates how I collaborate with each student.
There are several main layers of a research project: idea creation, algorithm design, system implementation, and experimentation + results production. They are all wrapped up and glued together by presentation, which includes paper writing, video production, and (conference) talk.
For a beginner student, I would expect you to completely take charge of the implementation and production (including video), given the main ideas and algorithms as described in a paper draft (as part of the presentation). We could discuss anything you like, but you should be able to handle all the implementation and production details (e.g. I am not supposed to look into your code). Otherwise, you are not ready for research.
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I know exactly what you mean. I can't post remotely either. I got bruced twice before getting my first tag. For the first one, I got up at dawn for a 4 hour round trip and got bruced by 15 min by someone posting remotely. That kinda sucked. What I do now is limit my attempts to tags that are within an hour and I take a long lunch on a work day. I don't think I'd try on a weekend unless it's a particularly interesting tag.
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by IPT News • May 15, 2012 at 2:02 pm
Two officials representing the Council on American-Islamic Relations' New York chapter (CAIR-NY) turned to an Iranian television station this week in order to propagate the dangerous and oft-repeated narrative that the U.S. is at war with Islam and hostile to Muslims.
The narrative—said to be one of the most potent tools in recruiting Muslims to violent jihad—was first put forth by CAIR-NY head Zead Ramadan in an interview Monday with Iranian state-controlled Press TV. During the discussion, Ramadan compared the situation of Muslims in America to that of Jews under Nazi rule.
"In Nazi Germany, they targeted the minority, the Jewish minority," Ramadan told Press TV by phone. "I don't think we will ever get there, but I don't think we should allow the road to continue to be built towards that direction because the comments that are being made against Muslims are very eerily echoing the comments that were being made against Jews by Nazis."
The steady increase in anti-Muslim rhetoric can largely be blamed upon "election season" in general Ramadan said, but in particular, Republicans should be seen as the primary offender.
"[W]henever you think that America, the land of the free, is going to grow up and go beyond it [racism], more intolerant, extremist voices come out," Ramadan lamented. "And the easiest target, the minority, the easiest target has been the Muslim people.
"Every time there is an election cycle, some people like Newt Gingrich, Santorum, and even Mitt Romney had made very negative comments about Muslims and that makes people think that if someone is running for president, he could make negative comments and he is spreading negative rhetoric about Muslims… I think it's very dangerous," he added.
Ramadan's message cannot be brushed off as a personal rant of one rogue leader. Just one day earlier, a similar theme was echoed by fellow CAIR-NY official, Cyrus McGoldrick, to the very same Iranian outlet.
In the Sunday interview, McGoldrick, the group's Civil Rights Manager, accused the FBI of using "tremendous resources" to demonize Muslim Americans and of not spending a "fraction" of the amount on real security measures.
They are using "tremendous resources, tremendous resources to spy on Muslims, to demonize Muslims, and to entrap Muslims. I think it would be great if they spent a fraction of that money, protecting Muslims and all American citizens," McGoldrick said.
Because of this, "the real American ideals are now being lost," he concluded.
Strangely absent in McGoldrick's comments about ideals is a discussion of how minorities are treated in Press TV's state-sponsor, Iran, and how treatment of Muslims in America compares to that of ethnic minorities elsewhere.
Such realities have never stopped CAIR from routinely taking to the channel to promote the "America is against Muslims" narrative. They join a group of fringe academics, far left activists, and Islamist extremists who agree with the Islamic Republic's propaganda about the so-called Western and Zionist "War on Islam."
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Agree with Brenda who commented on 5/16/2012
Submitted by Kelly Clover, Feb 18, 2015 13:39
I agree 100% that Obama is very dangerous. I don't believe he's committed to protecting our security against dangerous enemies determined to destroy America, Israel, Europe, and everyone else. I believe he is severely corrupted by several extremely wrong people he relies on for "advice" and is completely out of touch with the true international situation as it really exists. I believe he is in fact a traitor who is looking out after someone else's interests, not America's.
Outlaw CAIR
Submitted by Lawrence Dean, Aug 18, 2013 16:30
I believe any organization in the US with any ties to terrorists should be banned. When muslims want to assimulate into American society and leave sharia law where they came from then I will be all for them. But when 911 is called for a fire in Dearborn Michigan and firefighters and police are stoned because they touched a muslim woman something needs to be done. Special prayer rooms and times to pray in public schools in Dearborn?? I don't think this is ok. I love the USA and don't want it changed. Just google "no go zones in Europe or Dearborn Mich" and study. Or google Muslim problems in any country of your choice in Western europe and read.
Is CAIR committing sedition?
Submitted by Wallace Brand, May 16, 2012 22:56
Why is CAIR's demonizing the US on Iranian television not sedition?
We are at war, having enacted the AUMF, according to the Supreme Court in Hamdan.
The big difference
Submitted by SweetOlBob, May 16, 2012 09:33
The latest comment by cair is as false as esverything else they have been whining, but if it were true, these differences would stand out.
We are not sending muslims to "camps".
America has already given too many passes to their constant demands.
We do not make muslims wear identification. (although it would be handy in deciding where to buy something)
We do not shoot or harass them.
The Jews were not trying to turn Germany into Palestine.
The Jews were innocent of terrorist acts.
the mainstreaming of Muslim Brotherhood and Cair
Submitted by brenda, May 16, 2012 09:30
Under this regime here in the US now, Obama has invited MB to the WH.....he has appointed some of them to high positions in TSA, Pentagon and other agencies they have no business being in.......Obama is trying to make them credible and mainstream......in my opinion, Obama is very dangerous.....
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text: Rainy days are too prefect for burying under the covers and sleeping late. If the sun's not out, neither are you, right? Wrong. As much of a fitness buff as I credit myself to be, waking up in the morning to gray clouds and water molecules streaking down my window pane is enough to make me skip the morning routine. But, there are goals to be met. Rain, rain may not go away, but you won't have to wait another day to conquer your workout.Read Full Story