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I received the following announcement about Learning Snacks last week. Since I am out today (minor surgery) and looking for posts for this week this was a natural. :-) Plus of course I love the idea of short presentations that have potential for introducing concepts to programming classes, system management classes, network management classes and people who just want to keep up with the technology.
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This is unexpected. It's worth discussion though. Scott Hanselman wrote a post titled Using Crowdsourcing for Expanding Localization of Products which is a very interesting discussion of issues around human v. machine translation of software documentation. This is a huge issue for many international companies. In fact writing software in a way to make messages more easy to internationalize is a worthy topic of discussion in any computer science program. It influences all sorts of design decisions and understanding of different concepts and tools. So far so good. But then the comments get interesting. For example one person says:
I absolutely agree with Erling Paulsen. If you don't know English, you're not a programmer!
I absolutely agree with Erling Paulsen. If you don't know English, you're not a programmer!
That comment and several of the comments who agree were not made by people whose first language is English. The argument in brief is that most of the documentation is in English and that English is a sort of defacto common language for programming concepts. If you search the internet using your search engine of choice you will often not be able to look up translated error messages with much success. Therefore the argument goes that for many products, especially for programmers, English should be the one language in use. Please go read Scott's post and the comments there. There should be a lot more since I wrote this post because I wrote it in advance. :-)
Wow! These are all things I as an English only speaker never thought about. I just assumed that people would prefer messages in their native language. I remember my wife working in the NYC office of an Italian company having to call Italy for translations of that company's computer error messages which were all in Italian. I always assumed that others would prefer to avoid the opposite problem.
So what do you think? What do your students think? In general what do people whose native or first language is not English think about this idea that serious programmers should (must?) learn English?
While some may dispute it I truly believe that we have a shortage of engineers in the US. Probably in the whole world. There are lots of reasons why this might be the case. Don Dodge wrote about some of them in his blog recently in a post called 50% of US engineering students dropout - Why?. One theory I have is that we don't have enough of the right people starting in engineering. I do agree that we could be teaching engineering better and we need to look into that. But I think that if more people knew more about engineering and realized how cool it can be we'd have a better chance of getting more people who will stick with it in the pipeline. And to me this most certainly includes getting more girls interested in engineering fields.
Yesterday I fund a review of a Catherine Didion Keynote by the "Wicked Teacher of the West." It's a good read and in it I found a couple of good websites for girls to learn about engineering. (BTW bio on Catherine Didion)
For middle school girls there is www.engineergirl.com where apparently the most popular asset is "ask an engineer." Some other high spots:
For high school girls there is Engineer Your Life. I love the motto "Dream big. Love what you do." Isn't that what its all about? This site has some profiles of women engineers doing interesting things as well. BTW if you what to show girls some women in the computer field there is the WM_IN series of interviews with women at Microsoft.
And a pair of women at Microsoft who inspire me (Hilary Pike and Diane Curtis) blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/springboard/ with stuff for college level students and include a lot of career stuff on a regular basis. I think that many would find the post on Challenges and Benefits of Consulting as a Career Options that Hilary Pike did recently based on a presentation she did with Microsoft Vice President of Services Wendy Gillen to be interesting. There are some things about working in consulting as a woman that add insights you don't read often.


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Wow, this hotel was terrible. I arrived at night time and had to stand out in the cold to sign the room paperwork. First time having to do this for a hotel. Must be a sign of how shady the area is. The hallway carpet was very stained and gave off a dingy smell. The room seemed clean and had fake wood floors (definitely a plus over stained grimy carpet) but the desk chair had some scary stains. I had to move a low table over to sit on to work on my laptop. The bed didn't seem too bad until I woke up in the morning with my face planted in a spot that was very nasty smelling. I moved to another motel after this horrible experience.
Solid building structure, no noise from neighbors, excellent airconditioning, large room, good beds, with seemingly new firm mattresses, helpful and prompt desk staff,... remarkable good for the low price.
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Recap: Doctor Who 20th AS "The Five Doctors"
"What?! No, not the mind probe."This is a rarity for Doctor Who twofold over. First, it's a multi-Doctor adventure, which had only been done once before and has only been done thrice since then in the TV show proper. Second, this was also the 20th anniversary special for Doctor Who, aired during Children in Need night (though US broadcasting was two days before, on the actual anniversary date of November 23). Finally, this was presented as a Who-movie in one massive part rather than a multi-part adventure, though it didn't stop the BBC from turning it into a 4-parter a few years down the road.
— The Castellan is mildly alarmed at his impending mental torture, but the actor just can't handle the lines.
The Fifth Doctor, Tegan and Turlough have a vacation from their last adventure at the Eye of Orion. (Kamelion, who joined last time, is off at Not Important to This Episode Camp.) Things are mighty peaceful, until the Fifth Doctor is suddenly struck by pain and has to be dragged back inside his TARDIS. The Fifth Doctor makes mention of something taking away his older lives. (Well, younger lives, technically. But still older. Earlier lives? Oh, it could give you a headache...)As it turns out, a villain is taking the Doctor's previous lives out of time and space. The First Doctor (here played by Richard Hurndall, as William Hartnell passed away 8 years prior) is stolen away as he meanders around a garden. The Second Doctor is whisked away as he and The Brigadier reminisce about old times, just when the Brigadier is retiring. The Third Doctor is kidnapped along with his car Bessie as they drive along the countryside. Sarah Jane Smith is whipped away from her home and robot dog. The Fourth Doctor... well, something unspecified went wrong, and he's stuck somewhere in time with Romana.note Meanwhile, the Fifth Doctor, his companions and his TARDIS are finally dragged off somewhere else...Cut to Gallifrey. The Time Lords are getting worried. Lord President Borusa, previously seen throughout many adventures, calls for a high council meeting. Someone has kidnapped the Doctor out of time and space, and the Fourth Doctor being stuck in time is a problem. There's only one person they can trust to rescue the Doctor...The Master, of course!Borusa promises the Master a new regeneration cycle if he can pull this off. This becomes important much later. And the Master seems all too happy to help out, because "a cosmos without the Doctor scarcely bears thinking about." He takes a teleport recall device with him to keep in touch with the Time Lords. Hmm...The First Doctor, wandering through an odd set of hallways, runs into his granddaughter Susan — whom we've not seen since 1964! Quickly, they both run into trouble as a Dalek shows up, albeit one looking like it needs some repair. The Doctor and Susan quickly outwit the Dalek, which shoots itself in the face and explodes. It takes out a part of the wall and showing that they have a rather unfortunate problem: outside lies the Tower of Rassilon. The Doctor correctly surmises that not only are they on Gallifrey, but in the evocatively-named Death Zone! As they continue walking on, they notice a familiar blue box off in the distance...Meanwhile, the Second Doctor and the Brigadier run around and away from Cybermen and also find the Tower of Rassilon. This causes the Second Doctor to wonder if they're playing "the Game of Rassilon" while he recites an old nursery rhyme about the tower (the Nursery Rhyme of Rassilon?). The Third and his giant plaid mantle stumble across Sarah Jane, who has just helplessly fallen down what can only be called a gentle, harmless slope. Sarah Jane tries to figure things out for a few seconds before giving up: as she'd already seen the Third Doctor regenerate into the Fourth, she's confused by Three showing up again, but eventually decides to roll with it. (Three, for his part, is already familiar with "All Teeth And Curls".) They quickly run into his "best enemy" the Master, and the Third Doctor assumes that this is all his doing, steals the Master's proof of working for the Time Lords, claiming he'll return it later (he never does), and merrily drives off again, leaving the Master surrounded by a lot of random explosions.Slowly awakening in his TARDIS, the Fifth Doctor finds himself staring into the face of his first incarnation and his granddaughter. Meanwhile, Tegan and Turlough go to get everyone tea... but come back with a feast, and absinthe! Let the partying commence! It's finally decided that the Fifth, Tegan and Susan will try to get to the Tower of Rassilon, while the First stays behind to munch on fruit and, presumably, Turlough drinks the absinthe. note As the Fifth and companions head out, they quickly run into the Master, who does at least get a little trust from the Doctor before Cybermen show up and blow things up. The Master is knocked unconscious. The Fifth Doctor quickly steals his teleportation device and is whisked back to the high council. Tegan and Susan run off back to the TARDIS, leaving the Master for dead... and Susan sprains her ankle in a tribute to longtime Susan-tormenting writer Terry Nation.The Fifth Doctor quickly figures out how badly things are going up at the Capitol, and the Castellan is found to have betrayed them all and his promptly executed. This doesn't sit right with Five, who sneaks around to explore. The First Doctor and Tegan set out to the Tower of Rassilon. The Third Doctor and Sarah Jane are menaced by Cybermen, but are unintentionally saved by a guardian robot that just kills anything that moves. (A "Raston Warrior Robot", which was such an immensely awesome "monster" it's bewildering they only ever used it once.) They quickly climb up a mountain through a series of cuts and climb over a massive ravine to reach the roof entrance for the Tower of Rassilon. The Second Doctor and the Brigadier, however, go through a cave system (the Cave System of Rassilon?) beneath, fight off a random Yeti, and enter the tower via the Basement Entrance of Rassilon. The Third encounters hallucinations of Mike and Liz, and the Second is confronted by Jamie and Zoe, but they quickly realise that it's all a bunch of holograms. Back in the Lobby of Rassilon, Tegan and the First Doctor encounter a hopscotch-shaped booby trap. Fortunately, the Master wanders by just in time to smirk smugly, defeat all the Cybermen, and toss off a cryptic hint to his old Academy buddy. Thank goodness for small favors.Finally, the first three Doctors are together in the Hall of Rassilon and begin to work out exactly what in Rassilon is going on. Sarah Jane, the Brigadier and Tegan are happy to see one another. The Master shows up, revealing that... contrary to the Doctors' collective expectations, he's not the architect of mayhem this time around. But, as long as he's here in the Tomb of Rassilon, he still plans to steal the immortality-granting Ring of Rassilon from off the Corpse of Rassilon that's lying in state over there in the Casket of Rassilon. However, he will first enjoy killing everyone else in the room with his Tissue Compression Eliminator, including his greatest enemy four times over... until the Brigadier punches him in the face, and the Master is out cold for the rest of the story.Off in the High Council of Time Lords, the Fifth Doctor plays the Harp of Rassilon, which trips a hidden door to the Secret Tree Fort of Rassilon, which means he finally finds out who is behind all of this: Lord President Borusa! It's pretty apparent that Borusa has gone mad with power and wants that Ring of Rassilon to rule Gallifrey utterly forever. He then uses the Coronet of Rassilon to brainwash the Fifth into helping him out, and goes off with him to the Tower to confront the other three Doctors...The TARDIS finally shows up at the Tower. This allows Turlough and Susan to finally leave the TARDIS. They spent most of the adventure being menaced by Cybermen, who were trying to set up an incredibly lame bomb outside the TARDIS for some reason. They're immediately frozen in place by Borusa when he shows up with the zombified Fifth Doctor. The other three Doctors do some mental struggling and free the Fifth Doctor from his possessed form. But they're unable to stop Borusa from finishing off the Game of Rassilon and claiming the Ring of Rassilon from Rassilon himself. Rassilon is not even remotely dead, and booms at Borusa to decide if he really wants to be immortal. The First Doctor, having a lightbulb moment, tells Rassilon to go for it.The so-called immortality (of Rassilon) is not as it appears. Borusa is instantly sucked into the Exposed Casket of Rassilon — forever to be a fully-aware chunk of stone, unable to move. Rassilon sends the other three Doctors and their companions off on their merry ways and frees the Fourth Doctor from whatever the Rassilon was wrong with him and Romana by copious application of the Stock Footage of Tom Baker of Rassillon. The other Time Lords show up in quick succession after the action is over (typical, really) and proceed to force the Fifth Doctor into becoming the Presidency of Gallifrey again. Since he has no choice, he names Lady Flavia his representative, tells the Time Lords to go wait for him in the Capitol for a bit, orders his companions into the TARDIS, and hastily vworps off with no intention of visiting Gallifrey ever again. After all, he explains with a grin, "that's how it all started."
This is it... what's more to say? Well, aside from the fact that this story actually went through several iterations. One was that there was to be a story called "The Six Doctors", featuring an android version of the First Doctor called "Doctor Wil". Another was a full story featuring Tom Baker alongside the other Doctors... but it had a heavy focus on him (author Terrance Dicks would explain that he felt Tom's Doctor was the most likely to fall to evil, thus having the meat of the story). This was changed into the final version, with most of Tom's role going to then-current Doctor Peter Davison. A few of Tom's lines have snuck into Peter's lines, though.This story has had two DVD releases: the 25th anniversary release (an anniversary of an anniversary?) is the one to get. Not only does it have the original release, it contains two versions of the story and three DVD Commentary tracks... one with Peter Davison and writer Terrance Dicks, one with most of the rest of the actors, and as an Easter Egg, a warm-hearted geekfest with 10th Doctor David Tennant, New Series script editor Helen Raynor and New Series producer Phil Collinson. There are even a handful of documentaries for the era that long outstrip the actual length of the special: one narrated by 6th Doctor Colin Baker and the other narrated by 8th Doctor Paul McGann.It can be watched here.
The Tropes of Rassilon:
- And I Must Scream: Anyone who claims the Ring of Rassilon is granted true immortality, as an unmoving (but still aware) stone carving on Rassilon's tomb, which ends up being Borusa's fate. When Rassilon asked if the collected incarnations of the Doctor if they wanted the same, you can understand why they all chorused, "No, no, no, no!" in sheer fright of sharing that fate.
- Author Appeal: Script Editor Eric Saward demanded Cybermen, writer Terrance Dicks hated them.note Notice that scene of the Raston Warrior Robot slaughtering the Cybermen, much less the Master making sure many, many more Cybermen died? Yeah...
- Badass: The Raston Warrior Robot. Sliced apart an entire platoon of Cybermen.
- Be Careful What You Wish For: This is the entire premise of the climax. When they encounter the Tomb of Rassilon and Borusa is condemned to eternal stasis as the price of true immortality; the First Doctor clearly knew what the fate of anyone who sought such immortality would be, and states that Rassilon knew that "immortality is a trap", and therefore set up his game to ensnare anyone who actively sought it.
- Black Cloak: The Master looks like he's cosplaying Dracula. Apparently, the Transmat was nice enough to give the Master the black cloak. Note that he isn't wearing one when he steps into the Transmat and is shown wearing it upon arriving at the Forbidden Zone.
- The Blank: The Raston Warrior Robot
- Broken Pedestal: Borusa's Face-Heel Turn.
- The Bus Came Back
- Call Back:
- Within five minutes into the first episode of her last serial, "The Dalek Invasion of Earth", Susan injures her ankle. Guess what happens within her first five minutes of screentime?
- Two to "The Three Doctors". The first is that the Second Doctor mentions Omega, and the second is the two references from the First Doctor's final line from that serial: "I shudder to think what you'll do without me." The First Doctor was the only Doctor to be recast from the original, due to William Hartnell's death in 1975; and he's also the one who finds the solution (by realizing Rassilon's trap).
- Can Only Move the Eyes: The captured Time Lords in the Tomb of Rassilon.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Raston Warrior Robot vs. Cybermen. It rips roughly a dozen of them apart in seconds!
- Deadpan Snarker: Two has a lot of fun constantly insulting the Brig and Three.Two: And who is this?
The Brigadier: That's Colonel Crichton, my replacement.
Two: [shakes Crichton's hand] Ah. Yes, mine was pretty unpromising too.
- Deus ex Machina: Rassilon. However, considering he's alive even after death, it's understandable that he would have so much power.
- Dull Surprise: The Castellan's mild alarm at the Mind Probe of Rassilon.
- Evil Tower of Ominousness: of Rassilon
- Evil Wears Black: Borusa changes from his normal white robes into black whenever he's operating the Time Scoop.
- Face-Heel Turn: This incarnation of Borusa is much more power-hungry and selfish compared to his previous appearances, and is the primary antagonist of the episode.
- Fake Shemp:
- The Fourth Doctor and Romana were portrayed using clips from the unaired "Shada". Baker had originally agreed to appear in the story, but declined to return so soon after his departure from the series two years before.
- As seen above, the Fourth Doctor was played in all publicity stills by Tom Baker's waxwork from Madame Tussauds. How realistic it looks is up to you, although in a few shots the other actors are clearly◊ taking◊ the piss.◊
- Fanservice: Justified, since this was the 20th anniversary. Daleks, Cybermen, the Master, all five incarnations of the Doctor (more or less) and the lovely female companions were put on screen for the loyal viewers.
- Fate Worse Than Death: Good ol' Borusa.
- Four Lines, All Waiting: There's quite a few subplots to keep track of. Turlough and Sarah are Trapped by Mountain Lions, there's the Master's Heel-Face Revolving Door, Mindcontrolled Five and Borusa, and finally all the Doctors gathering at the Tower.
- Future Me Scares Me: Devolved into a minor bitching match between Doctor-incarnations. Two and Three still can't stand each other and have a lot of fun trading insults. Everyone gets along pretty well with Five, though, although they're not impressed by his decorative vegetable.
- Game Within a Game: Trope name even invoked by Lord President Borusa.
- Ham-to-Ham Combat: All five Doctors (particularly impressive, as Tom Baker never showed up alongside the others), the Master, Rassilon, Borusa... it's a miracle any scenery was left for filming!
- Hand of Death: Used for much of the story until Borusa's role as the main villain is revealed.
- Have We Met Yet?: The First Doctor asks this of the Master when they run into each other in Rassilon's Tower. While they both went to the same school in their youth (something the Master mentions), the Master had already changed his appearance due to regenerations and body-snatching. The Master actually finds the First Doctor's confusion amusing.
- Heel-Face Revolving Door: The Master.
- "Hey, You!" Haymaker: The Brig sneaks up behind the Master, quips "nice to see you again!", and knocks him out.
- I Don't Like the Sound of That Place: The Death Zone!
- I Hate Past Me: As the First to Fourth Doctors are heading back to their respective times, the Fifth states, "I'm definitely not the man I was. Thank goodness!"
- Jerkass:
- On one hand, come on Doctors, the Master was actually trying to help (mostly) this time. The Fifth Doctor at least had the decency to admit to doing him a disservice. On the other hand, it's the Master. Can you blame them for being Properly Paranoid?
- In his commentary, Terrance Dicks admits that he'd had some difficulties with Jon Pertwee, and took quite some pleasure in portraying Three as "pigheaded and completely wrong."
- Kneel Before Zod: Well, Borusa.
- Large Ham: Try to name just one.
- Logo Joke: As if the '90s BBC Video ident didn't sound ominous enough, the 1995 VHS release ended with the "out" logo being time scooped after doing its thing. It was also included on the 25th Anniversary DVD release as an Easter Egg.
- Magic Music: Playing a specific melody on the Harp of Rassilon opens the door to Borusa's hidden chamber.
- The Master: He helps the Time Lords in exchange of a new regeneration cycle.
- Meaningless Villain Victory: President Borusa, having manipulated the Doctors into granting him access to Rassilon's tomb, claims the reward of immortality promised to the winner of the game of death. Rassilon grants it, which, unfortunately for Borusa, takes the form of being turned into a living statue.
- Mind Probe: No, not the mind... probe.
- The Movie: A 90-minute special with 5 Doctors, 6 companions and a host of Monsters.
- Not Me This Time: Poor Master. He really was just trying to help.
- The Nth Doctor: In spades!
- Off-the-Shelf FX: Par for the course for Doctor Who. The "recall device" looks like a bicycle bell stuffed with electronic trickery. On the commentary, Terrance Dicks even snarks, "A Time Lord bicycle bell! Ding-ding!" Also, the Raston Robot is an "Earthshock" android costume painted silver.
- Old-Fashioned Rowboat Date: The Fourth Doctor and Romana on the Cam in a punt.
- Phantom Zone Picture: Though the CGI special edition DVD changes this to a weird swirly-cone effect.
- Prepositional Phrase Equals Coolness: The Snowclone of Rassilon.
- Put on a Bus: What happened to the Fourth Doctor. Tom Baker would later come to regret not appearing in the special. But he made up for that by appearing in the 30th and 50th specials (truly back in the 30th; for the latter, in a role that remains ambiguous regarding whether or not he's the Doctor).
- Rummage Fail: Trying to find something useful in his pockets, the Second Doctor first produces a slingshot (which he throws away), an apple (which he throws away), and a bag of jelly babies (which he hands to the Brigadier for safekeeping).
- Running Gag: Susan twists her ankle, and Three decides to Reverse the Polarity of the neutron flow. He also tells Sarah Jane "I'll explain later".
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here!: After the Fifth Doctor is crowned President of Gallifrey, he makes a beeline for the TARDIS and vworps off as fast as he can.
- '70s Hair: The oft-overlooked Muttonchops of Rassilon.
- Some Kind of Force Field: In this case, not really.
- Songs in the Key of Lock: The door to Borusa's hidden chamber is opened by playing a specific melody on the Harp of Rassilon.
- Stock Footage: The footage of Four and Romana before they get trapped in the Time Vortex comes from the unfinished and unbroadcast serial "Shada".
- Take That:First Doctor: Well, well, well, so two of them made it. I wonder what happened to the other.
- Taken for Granite: The supposed "immortality" granted by Rassilon is actually a trap laid for megalomaniacs. Borusa becomes immortal by being turned into a paralyzed, living stone face on the base of Rassilon's coffin.
- Timey-Wimey Ball: The Doctors remember their previous encounters with each other. Two also remembers Omega just fine. And he knows that Jamie and Zoe had their minds wiped, even though that happened just before he turned into Three, so there's no way for him to be aware of that when he's just travelling about freely. The BBC eventually officially declared that the "Season 6B" theory makes sense.
- Took a Level in Jerkass: Some characters notes that since his regeneration, Borusa's gotten a bit more ruthless.
- Tracking Device: The villain plants a tracking device in the transmat recall device. Faithful to the trope, it flashes and beeps (though, to the villain's credit, neither of these is apparent until the Doctor prises the recall device open looking for it).
- Vanilla Edition: In 1999, the BBC launched their DVD range, choosing this story to represent Doctor Who in the first batch of BBC DVDs. The 1999 release of this story only contained the 1995 Special Edition edit (chosen to take advantage of the Dolby Digital sound), CGI TARDIS console menus, and an isolated music soundtrack (which was low-pitched and out of sync). The US 2001 release of the vanilla DVD added a commentary to it. In 2008, an updated DVD with tons of special features and the option of the original edition and special edition.
- The X of Y: The Snowclone of Rassilon.
The Stinger of Rassilon!


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1909 – Pitching for Winchester in the Blue Grass League, Fred Toney worked 17 no–hit innings before winning 1–0 over Lexington.
1934 – Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees played five innings before removing himself from the game because of illness. By that time, he had two homers, two doubles and seven RBIs against the Chicago White Sox.
1944 – Cleveland's Mel Harder became the 50th player to win 200 games as the Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 5–4.
1967 – Braves outfielder Hank Aaron hit an inside–the–park home run. It was the only one of his 755 homers which did not clear the fence.
1970 – Hoyt Wilhelm pitched his 1,000th major league game, but the Atlanta Braves lost 6–5 to the St. Louis Cardinals.
1981 – Charlie Lea became the first French–born pitcher to throw a no–hitter as the Montreal Expos beat the San Francisco Giants 4–0 in the second game of a doubleheader.
1999 – Nomar Garciaparra hit two grand slams and a two–run homer to become the first AL player with 10 RBIs since 1975, leading the Boston Red Sox past the Seattle Mariners 12–4.
2001 – Jeromy Burnitz went 3–for–4 with three homers and six RBIs as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Cubs 11–1.
2008 – Greg Maddux of the San Diego Padres became the ninth pitcher in big league history to win 350 games, allowing an unearned over six innings in a 3–2 victory over the Colorado Rockies.


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Rainbow hair
Rainbow hair
Curse you, face proportions x__x.
Some Lacroix faces
I will probably never get over this character.
More FK fan art. I'm tempted to color this one.
Here's a dragon for you
I watched Avengers on saturday, so this was kind of inevitable. The movie was just awesome. So here's some Loki love for you .
I might finish the rest later, but armor is so time consuming.
I've decided to do the rest of him until the sheet ended.
Getting on with creature drawing. My first Gryffin. Inaccurate anatomy is inaccurate
This year's version of this scene. I draw it every year since I don't know. A vampire's death.
Cloud study. Picking colors is something I need to work on.
Something different for a change.
And again venturing out of my comfort zone. I rarely draw robots and if I do they could never ever work *lol*.
Have an egg.
Heyo, you#re right on the gryffin: Needs animal anatomy refs badly !
...but why upload it when you already know, that you could do better and how?
The robot would propably be a good chance to test a metallic texture.
Teh egg goes into a good direction, it just looks alittle bit clunky to me. It could propably use finer blending.
Overall looking fine though, keep it up !
Thanks for your feedback, shokowaffel.
Because I want to show the bad ones as well since drawing for me is always an up and down. And of course to get feedback and suggestions for improvement.
That it would be. Yes, with more time spent on blending the egg would look smoother.
Thanks again. I appreciate your feedback.
And another study
Been looking at too much sci-fi art
My version of Loki with the Tessaract. And I love his casual outfit. He's got some style
Bot. I'm really having fun with this.
looking good man, keep up the good studies!
Thank you, Yor
Victory ^__^
Another one for my 100 digital studies challenge. 8 of 100
Reference: http://www.flickr.com/photos/wisely-...7625502305556/
Just some headshots
Yet another head shot
I always wanted to do a proper drawing of Murdoch
Let's have some fun, shall we?
Chibi self portrait . I just slapped on some basic colors because it's so grey in here.
Elisabeth's got a lot to be sorry for. Death follows her wherever she goes.
hey Zeichenwut
sorry for speaking germen guys.
Dein Skizzenbuch ist echt super. Mir gefallen deine portraits aus dem grund so gut weil sie ausdruck haben. Zeichnest du nur hobbymäßig wen ich fragen darf ?
Weiter so wünsche alles gute
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Seems to be a massive code mod more than a actual content mod and feature mod. The lag is terrible and makes the mod almost un-playable. The battle times are way too long. If they were going for realism on battles and a real battle takes 5-6 hours then the team made their goal, as battles take hours. This mod while interesting seems to be designed for a small cadre of niche players that thrive and enjoy all the needless data and items filling this mod. EaW seems to be the wrong engine for such a endeavor.
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Frederick Avolio Jul 8, 2008 9:00 AM
Re: Browser Firefox 3.0 & Mac 10.5.4 in response to KathleenTargetIt is not clear what you want to do. I will take what you say on face value -- you want to export your bookmarks from Firefox.
1. Open Firefox
2. Bookmarks/Organize Bookmarks...
3. Go to top level of the tree
4. File/Export...
Frederick Avolio Jul 8, 2008 9:06 AM
Re: Browser Firefox 3.0 & Mac 10.5.4 in response to KathleenTargetBy the way... I just installed 3.0 and it installed as an overwrite. No export/import needed.
KathleenTarget Jul 8, 2008 9:22 AM
Re: Browser Firefox 3.0 & Mac 10.5.4 in response to Frederick AvolioBecause my old Mac's Firefox version will not work on Leopard, I downloaded and installed Firefox 3.0. The 3.0 install would not recognize any bookmarks to import into itself except from Safari. To get around this I installed my HTML export of my old Firefox 126.96.36.199 bookmarks into Safari and then had Firefox 3.0 upload them.
Days later I wanted to export my Firefox 3.0 bookmarks (now with some new additions) to html format to save in my storage drive. To my chagrin, I could not find anywhere on 3.0 where it says "Export". This includes the pathway from Organize Bookmarks. From File the last options (going down) are Print, Import, and Work Offline. As previously stated, I the Import will only work with Safari despite having Camino and two other html exported bookmarks on my Desktop taken from my old Panther machine.
Besides the one main install, I've done two more downloads and overwrites of Firefox 3.0 and each one does not have the Export option to export the bookmarks from Firefox 3.0 into an html file (or anywhere else for that matter.)
I was beginning to wonder if all Firefox 3.0 versions for Mac had this oversight on them, but apparently not and I am the only one afflicted thus. How my Apple 10.5.4 is causing my downloads to miss the Export bookmarks part of Firefox is beyond my ken. Since I don't know what file Firefox bookmarks are stored in on the hard drive (Library? Cache?) I can't check either. Frustrated.
Frederick Avolio Jul 8, 2008 9:32 AM
Re: Browser Firefox 3.0 & Mac 10.5.4 in response to KathleenTargetE.g.:
~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/em4iew5x.default/bookmarks.html
the em4iew5x.default might be different on your system.
Frederick Avolio Jul 8, 2008 9:39 AM
Re: Browser Firefox 3.0 & Mac 10.5.4 in response to KathleenTarget SolvedSorry! The "how to export" was from FF 2.*.
I did find it in FF3
1. Organize Bookmarks. A Window opens that says Library
2. Click on the grey "STAR"
3. You'll see Backup, Restore, Import... and Export...
KathleenTarget Jul 8, 2008 9:49 AM
Re: Browser Firefox 3.0 & Mac 10.5.4 in response to Frederick AvolioWooo!
I can't believe they changed the pathway so much and don't mention this on the Firefox Help pages! I can't believe the Firefox Forum people couldn't answer this for me before! I even stated I was going to delete Firefox until they came up with a new update because of this and still got no answers.
Not sure what the 'points' system of Solve and Help do, but I wish I could award you double of 'em. Thank you! Thank you!
Now I'm wondering why in the world they have an Import under File, but put import/export within an obscure icon on the Library page. What a headache they've caused me (and many hours of unnecessary dial-up downloads.)
The hatter Jul 8, 2008 9:54 AM
Re: Browser Firefox 3.0 & Mac 10.5.4 in response to Frederick AvolioFirefox 3 and Minefield (which is what I use) stores bookmarks as
Which is why some programs like Safari and Bookit won't "see" or be able to import it, and why you have to export as html format.
KathleenTarget Jul 8, 2008 10:22 AM
Re: Browser Firefox 3.0 & Mac 10.5.4 in response to The hatterFound mine where he said it would be (but under the slightly different file name.) Also found the add-on files. Wonder if it's possible to save those for inputting since Firefox doesn't seem to allow you to save those for later install when getting a totally new Firefox version. When I moved my files to Leopard, I ended up having to re-download every add on I wanted. Fortunately, most are small and don't take long even with dial up. Still, looking them up took awhile.
bulldoc Jul 14, 2008 4:11 PM
Re: Browser Firefox 3.0 & Mac 10.5.4 in response to KathleenTargetI was having the same problem with finding the export feature. Thanks to this thread I have now found that and I have saved the .html file. However, when I try to Import using similar steps, it does not take affect on my new machine.
Any thoughts on what could I be doing wrong?
I go to Bookmarks - Organize Bookmarks - The Star icon - Import HTML - open. But nothing has changed. I tried restarting Firefox and rebooting my computer, but no dice.
pluis Jul 31, 2008 7:09 AM
Re: Browser Firefox 3.0 & Mac 10.5.4 in response to bulldocI had the same problem as bulldoc. I am installing 10.5 on my mother's iMac G4 after a persistent Carbonlib library error prevented her from opening Office programs and watching internet videos with 10.4.11. I made a backup of her disk, then did a new install with Leopard and tried to get things running again. Firefox 2 was saved, Firefox 3 installed. I simply copied the ~/Library/Applications Support/Firefox/* files from backup to drive, and this worked okay for the admin-user. For a 'standard' user this failed, however. Setting permissions via the Terminal didn't solve this problem. I thus tried to export the bookmarks from the admin users to the Shared folder, and then import it again in the new account. But this didn't work, seeing the same as bulldoc described.
Finally the workaround was to have Safari import the Firefox bookmark-file from the original location (~/..../Firefox/Profiles/blabla/bookmarks.html), hence NOT the bookmark file that was exported by Firefox itself! Then in Safari I managed the bookmarks by cutting, copying and pasting things around so that I had what I wanted to import in Firefox 3 (although you can do this later in Firefox of course). Then I closed Safari, went to Firefox 3, found the [import HTML] option mentioned in earlier posts, and opted to import 'Safari' bookmarks. Then it suddenly looked okay (with just a little editing).
Sorry for not having written a fool proof recipe, but I am still configuring my mom's G4 so pressed for time.


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