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Su Jung
Su Jung Cho, Gyeongbuk KR
|Patent application number
|ADJUSTABLE PRELOAD TYPE LINEAR GUIDE SYSTEM - A linear guide system which is used for highly precise control of a linear position applicable in display devices, semiconductors, robots, machine tools, and the entire measurement and precision instruments industry, and more specifically, an adjustable preload type linear guide system, wherein a base member and a slide member are slidably connected with each other for linear motion, and a linear motion actuator, such as a ball screw, a hydraulic cylinder, and a linear motor, is disposed between the base member and the slide member, thereby enabling the slide member to move linearly relative to the base member.
Su Jung Choi, Yongin-Si KR
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|RICE DOUGH COMPOSITION, AND RICE DOUGH PREPARED THEREFROM - Provided is a rice dough composition and a rice dough prepared therefrom. The rice dough composition includes rice flour, cellulose ether, gums, and emulsifier. The rice dough composition may be used to prepare a rice dough that may be eaten by people sensitive to gluten and has a mouthfeel different from a rice dough obtained from wheat flour. When the rice dough is re-cooked by heating after being stored in a frozen state, evaporation of water is inhibited and mouthfeel changes due to a hardening phenomenon may be reduced.
Su Jung Han, Seoul KR
|Patent application number
|BATTERY PROTECTION CIRCUIT MODULE DEVICE - Disclosed herein is a battery protection circuit module device. The battery protection circuit module device includes a charging unit, a battery protection circuit module, and a system. The charging unit includes first and second MOSFET switches, and supplies externally input power to a battery or a system. The battery protection circuit module includes the battery, third and fourth MOSFET switches configured to be selectively turned on and off, a resistor and a capacitor configured to supply the voltage of the battery to the PCM controller as driving power, and the PCM controller configured to control the third and fourth MOSFET switches. The system is operated using the voltage of the battery or externally input voltage. The third and fourth MOSFET switches of the battery protection circuit module are connected via a common drain structure and a common drain terminal is connected to an internal ground.
Su Jung Jung, Seoul KR
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|LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE MODULE AND BACKLIGHT UNIT INCLUDING THE SAME - Disclosed is a light emitting device module, which includes a circuit board having at least two cavities, a reflective layer formed on a surface of each cavity, and a light emitting device package disposed in each cavity. The light emitting device package includes a package body and a light emitting device disposed on the package body, the light emitting device being electrically connected to a first lead frame and a second lead frame.
|LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE PACKAGE AND ULTRAVIOLET LAMP HAVING THE SAME - Provided is a light emitting device package. The light emitting device package comprises a body, a heat diffusing member, a light emitting diode (LED), and a buffer layer. A cavity with an opened topside is formed in the body. The heat dissipation member is disposed between a bottom surface of the cavity and a lower surface of the body. The LED is disposed on one of an electrode disposed on the bottom surface of the cavity. The buffer layer is disposed between the heat dissipation member and a pad and has a thickness thinner than a thickness of the heat dissipation member.
|LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE PACKAGE, LIGHT SOURCE MODULE, AND LIGHTING SYSTEM INCLUDING THE SAME - Disclosed is a light emitting device package. The light emitting device includes a package body having a cavity defined by a sidewall and a bottom surface, a light emitting device disposed in the cavity, a radiator inserted into the package body and disposed below the light emitting device, and a second electrode pattern disposed around the radiator and electrically connected to the light emitting device via wire bonding. The second electrode pattern includes a first region to which a wire is bonded, and a second region connected to the first region, and a width of the first region differs from a width of the second region.
|LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE PACKAGE AND LIGHT UNIT - Embodiments provide a light emitting device package including a package body having a through-hole; a radiator disposed in the through-hole and including an alloy layer having Cu; and a light emitting device disposed on the radiator, wherein the alloy layer includes at least one of W or Mo, and wherein the package body includes cavity including a sidewall and a bottom surface, and wherein the through-hole is formed in the bottom surface.
|LIGHT EMITTING PACKAGE - A light emitting device may include a substrate; a body which is disposed on the substrate and has a first hole having a predetermined size and a light emitting chip which is disposed within a cavity formed by the substrate and the first hole of the body. A cap may be disposed on the body and may have a second hole having a predetermined size. A transparent window may be disposed in the second hole. A lower portion of the cap is divided into a first surface and a second surface more projecting downwardly than the first surface, and at least a portion of the first surface is attached and fixed to the body.
|LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE PACKAGE - A light emitting device package is disclosed. The light emitting device package includes a package body, a heat radiating member disposed in the package body, a light emitting device disposed on the heat radiating member, a bonding member disposed between the light emitting device and the heat radiating member, and a bonding member fixing layer disposed around the bonding member, wherein the bonding member fixing layer has at least one through region.
Patent applications by Su Jung Jung, Seoul KR
Su Jung Kim, Daejeon KR
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|Handover method and apparatus in mobile network - A method and an apparatus for performing handover in a mobile communication network are provided. The method of performing handover in a mobile communication network includes: obtaining a service providing time period and a utility function on a candidate network basis; obtaining a selection function of each of the candidate networks using the utility function and the service providing time period; and selecting a network for handover among the plurality of mobile networks using the selection function. Therefore, in consideration of user satisfaction and a network service quality, utility functions are defined and by selecting a network for handover using the utility functions, a network suitable for a user environment can be effectively selected and thus it is possible to perform handover that has a performance and a cost suitable for user request and that can maximize a quality of a mobile service.
Su Jung Kim, Gwangju KR
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|PEPTIDE DERIVATIVES AND COSMETIC COMPOSITION COMPRISING THE SAME - The present invention relates to peptide derivatives, wherein glutathione-like peptides are connected to benzoic acid derivatives, and a cosmetic composition comprising the same. The peptide derivatives according to the present invention have excellent tyrosinase inhibition and anti-oxidative activities to show excellent skin whitening effect, biocompatibility without skin stimulation, and stability during long-term storage. Therefore, they can be effectively used for a cosmetic composition for skin whitening.
|CAFFEOYLALPHANEOENDORPHIN PEPTIDE DERIVATIVE AND USE THEREOF AS ANTI-ITCHING AND ANTI-ATOPIC AGENTS - Provided is a caffeoylalphaneoendrophin peptide derivative, and use thereof, as an anti-itching agent and an anti-atopic agent. More specifically, provided is a caffeoyl endorphin peptide derivative, which is applicable in a cosmetic material for anti-inflammatory use, such as for an atopic dermatitis treatment, and the like. The caffeoyl endorphin peptide derivative is safe for skin, has resistance to degradation by peptidases, and the like, and also has an excellent stability with respect to temperature change, and the like.
Su Jung Kim, Daegu KR
|Patent application number
|METHOD OF PERFORMING ROBUST AUTO WHITE BALANCE - Disclosed herein is a method of performing robust white balance. The method includes a first process of dividing an input image into blocks, a second process of selecting blocks having higher color errors, and calculating average RGB values of the selected blocks, a third process of selecting a specific top percentage of bright blocks, and calculating the average RGB values of these selected blocks, a fourth process of calculating average RGB values through color clustering, a fifth process of converting the average RGB values into CIE xyY color space, a sixth process of calculating the Euclidean distances between the x and y values of standard light sources in a color space and the x and y values of the average RGB values in CIE xyY color space, and selecting an average RGB value having the shortest Euclidean distance (Ed), and a seventh process of calculating white balance gain values using the selected average RGB value, and correcting the input image using the balance gain values.
|APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR ENHANCING IMAGES IN CONSIDERATION OF REGION CHARACTERISTICS - Disclosed herein is an apparatus for enhancing images in consideration of region characteristics. An inverse gamma correction unit releases gamma correction and linearizes each of Red (R), Green (G), and Blue (B) colors. A threshold calculation unit calculates m-1 thresholds in order to divide the brightness of pixels into m regions, and labels each of the pixels as one of the m brightness regions. A block segmentation unit divides an input image into M×N blocks. A block statistics calculation unit determines one of the m brightness regions to which each of the blocks pertains, and labels the block as the corresponding brightness region. A block-based Look-Up Table (LUT) generation unit generates enhancement LUTs for the respective blocks. An image enhancement unit corrects the image using the LUTs for the respective blocks. A gamma correction unit performs gamma correction.
|APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR BALANCING COLOR OF FLASHED IMAGE USING DEPTH ESTIMATION - Disclosed herein is an apparatus and method for balancing the color of a flashed image using depth estimation. The apparatus includes a depth value measurement unit, a region identification unit, a color impression estimation unit, and a color balancing unit. The depth value measurement unit measures the depth values of the respective regions of an image to be captured using a camera preview image. The region identification unit identifies the regions of the preview image as a region influenced by camera flash or a region not influenced by camera flash using the depth values measured by the depth value measurement unit. The color impression estimation unit estimates the color impression of actual illumination in the region not influenced by camera flash. The color balancing unit corrects the color of the region influenced by camera flash.
Patent applications by Su Jung Kim, Daegu KR
Su Jung Kim, Seoul KR
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|Device and Method for Spraying Ink - Provided herein a device for discharging ink, the device comprising: a nozzle body comprising a chamber for accommodating ink, and a nozzle for discharging the ink to one surface of a target object; an electrode portion attached to or distanced from the nozzle body; a signal generator for applying a voltage to the electrode portion so that electrons may be induced to a liquid surface of the ink and an electrostatic force may be formed, the voltage being lower than a predetermined discharge critical voltage; a nozzle body driver for moving the nozzle body; and a controller for controlling the nozzle body driver to adjust a distance between the nozzle and the one surface of the target object so that an electrostatic force corresponding to the voltage higher than the discharge critical voltage may be formed and thus the ink may be discharged.
|Device for Discharging Ink Using Electrostatic Force - Provided herein is a device for discharging ink using electrostatic force, the device including a nozzle portion for discharging ink through an electric field to a substrate; an electrode portion for creating an electric field between the nozzle and the substrate; and a gas discharge portion for discharging guide gas from outside of the nozzle portion to control a cross-section area of ink being discharged from the nozzle portion.
Su Jung Park, Goyang-Si KR
|Patent application number
|DISPLAY DEVICE - Embodiments relate to a display device for enhancing image quality. The disclosed display device includes: a display panel configured to display an image; a Poly-Vinyl Acetate (PVA) layer configured to linearly polarize external light; and a Quarter Wave Plate (QWP) configured to circularly polarize light where the QWP has an in-plane retardation value of below 140 nm.
Su Jung Park, Wonju-Si KR
|Patent application number
|MODIFIED CpG OLIGODEOXYNUCLEOTIDE WITH IMPROVED IMMUNOREGULATORY FUNCTION - The present invention relates to a modified CpG oligodeoxynucleotide (ODN) which is prepared by coupling a consecutive sequence of deoxyribothymine (dT) to the 3′-terminus of CpG ODN having immunoregularory function, thereby improving immunoactivity of splenocytes, macrophages and peripheral mononuclear cells, and therefore, can be effectively used as a vaccine adjuvant for preventing and treating hepatitis B or an anticancer agent. Since the phosphorothioate CpG ODN having the consecutive sequence of dT at its 3′-terminus shows high activity inducing Th-1 immune response and does not elicit in vivo toxicity with guaranteeing its safety, it can be effectively used as a vaccine adjuvant.
Su Jung Yoo, Hwaseong KR
|Patent application number
|METHOD OF OPERATING A WEARABLE ROBOT - Disclosed herein is a method of obtaining the intended manipulation torque of a user for a wearable robot. The method allows the wearable robot, the motion of each joint of which is operated by a motor and which is capable of measuring a variation in current in the motor of each joint and calculating a torque at each joint, to simply and rapidly extract the intended manipulation torque of the user using both an acceleration value (e.g., measured by an acceleration sensor installed on a gripper), and the current variation of the motor, in a state in which the wearable robot does not know the weight of a weight object to be lifted with the gripper. Accordingly, the wearable robot may be suitably controlled at a comparatively lower cost.
Su-Jung Chen, Taoyuan County TW
|Patent application number
|ONE POT PROCESSES OF PREPARING MULTIFUNCTIONAL LIPOSOME DRUG FOR IMAGING, DELIVERY AND TARGETING IN CANCER DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY - One pot process of preparing multifunctional liposome drug is provided. In this one pot process, liposome reacted with radionuclide labeled solution, chemotherapy drug, and targeted ligand at appropriate temperature. The product in this invention for preparation multifunctional liposome drugs in for imaging, delivery and targeting in cancer diagnosis and therapy has proved to be more simple, convenient, effective and easier than the prior art is.
|METHOD FOR MAKING RHENIUM-186/188 LABELED HUMAN SERUM ALBUMIN MICROSPHERES AND KIT FOR MAKING THE SAME AND METHOD FOR USING THE KIT - The present invention relates to a method for preparing
Su-Jung Hsu, Jhunan Township TW
|Patent application number
|SYSTEM FOR DISPLAYING IMAGES INCLUDING A LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY PANEL - A system for displaying images is provided including a liquid crystal display panel. The liquid crystal display panel has a plurality of sub-pixels, each defined between two adjacent data lines extending along a vertical direction and two adjacent scan lines extending along a horizontal direction. The liquid crystal display panel comprises a transparent bottom electrode on the data lines, and a transparent top electrode on the transparent bottom electrode, wherein the transparent top electrode has an extended portion at a corner of the sub-pixel, extending along the horizontal direction to overlap at least a portion of the data line.
|SYSTEM FOR DISPLAYING IMAGES - A system for displaying images is provided and includes a liquid crystal display pane. The liquid crystal display panel includes a first substrate having a plurality of orthogonal data lines and scan lines thereon. A first transparent electrode layer is disposed over the data lines and a second transparent electrode layer is disposed over the first transparent electrode layer. A second substrate is disposed opposite to the first substrate and has an inner surface. A conductive layer is disposed over the inner surface of the second substrate. A liquid crystal layer is disposed between the first substrate and the second substrate.
|SYSTEM FOR DISPLAYING IMAGES - Systems for displaying images are provided. The system includes a display device. The display device includes an array substrate, and a transparent electrode stack overlaying the array substrate. The transparent electrode stack includes a first electrode having a first slit, a second electrode having an outer edge disposed corresponding to the interior of the first slit, and a dielectric layer disposed between the first and second electrodes. The dielectric layer electrically isolates the first and second electrodes.
Su-Jung Kim, Yongin-Si KR
|Patent application number
|AGENT FOR CONTROLLING Bcl-2 EXPRESSION COMPRISING GINSENOSIDE F1 AS AN ACTIVE COMPONENT - The present invention relates to an agent for controlling Bcl-2 expression comprising ginsenoside F1 (20-O-β-D-glucopyranosyl-20(S)-protopanaxatriol) represented by the following formula 1 as an active component.
Su-Jung Lee, Gyeonggi-Do KR
|Patent application number
|DEVICE AND METHOD FOR TERMINATING MUSIC REPRODUCTION IN A WIRELESS TERMINAL - The present invention relates to a device and a method for terminating music reproduction in a wireless terminal. The device includes a key input unit including at least one specific key for terminating reproduced music; and a controller for controlling termination of the reproduced music when an input of the specific key is maintained for at least a predetermined amount of time.
Su-Jung Park, Seoul KR
|Patent application number
|PHOTOGRAPHING APPARATUS, METHOD OF CONTROLLING THE SAME, AND COMPUTER-READABLE RECORDING MEDIUM - A method of controlling a photographing apparatus is provided that includes: setting a first exposure time according to a user's input; determining a number of times photographing is performed according to an illuminance and the first exposure time; continuously capturing a plurality of still images the number of times photographing is performed; and generating a resultant image corresponding to the first exposure time by combining the captured plurality of still images.
Su-Jung Park, Suwon-Si KR
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|DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS HAVING SELF-NAVIGATOR FUNCTION, AND OPERATION METHOD OF THE DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS - A digital image processing apparatus and method are provided, particularly, a digital image processing apparatus having a self-navigator function for allowing capture of a self-image with a user-desired composition, and an operation method of the digital image processing apparatus. The digital image processing apparatus includes a digital signal processing unit for setting a desired position at which a subject is to be positioned on a live-view image and directing the subject to move until an actual position of the subject corresponds to the desired position.
|IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD AND APPARATUS AND DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHING APPARATUS USING THE SAME - Provided are a digital photographing apparatus and method of performing different degrees of image processing on one or more faces in an image according to the distances of faces from the digital photographing apparatus or whether auto-focusing has been performed on the faces. Also provided are a digital photographing apparatus and method of performing different degrees of image processing which assist in preventing faces at farther distances from appearing more processed, for example, more blurred, than faces at closer distances and which assist in preventing faces that have not been auto-focused from appearing more processed, for example, more blurred, than faces that have been auto-focused.
|IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD AND APPARATUS AND DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHING APPARATUS USING THE SAME - Provided are a digital photographing apparatus and method of performing different degrees of image processing on one or more faces in an image according to the distances of faces from the digital photographing apparatus or whether auto-focusing has been performed on the faces. Also provided are a digital photographing apparatus and method of performing different degrees of image processing which assist in preventing faces at farther distances from appearing more processed, for example, more blurred, than faces at closer distances and which assist in preventing faces that have not been auto-focused from appearing more processed, for example, more blurred, than faces that have been auto-focused.
Patent applications by Su-Jung Park, Suwon-Si KR
Su-Jung Shin, Seoul KR
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|APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR SELECTING RELAY STATION MODE IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM - Method and apparatus for selecting an RS mode in a BWA communication system are provided. In a method for a BS to select an RS mode in a BWA communication system, bidding prices are received from a set of RSs covered by the BS. The winner RS of at least one or more auctions is determined on the basis of the bidding values and the interference information of the RS set. The winner RS is set to operate in an active mode.
|USER EQUIPMENT, SERVER, AND METHOD FOR SELECTIVELY FILTERING AUGMENTED REALITY - An augmented reality filter selecting user equipment, includes a display unit display to display a real image including a target object and a plurality of filter icons, a user input unit to receive a user command, the user command including a selection of a target filter icon and a movement of the target filter icon, and a control unit to control the display unit to display the target object and filtered AR information corresponding to the target object. A method for selecting a filter includes displaying a real image including a target object and a plurality of filter icons, receiving a command to select a target filter icon, applying the target filter icon by moving the selected target filter icon onto a target object on the displayed image, and displaying the target object and information corresponding to the target object, in which the target filter icon is applied.
|APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING WIDGET SERVICE - Apparatuses and methods for controlling a widget service of the terminal, including: a launcher management unit to manage one or more launchers; a widget service management unit to remove a widget service of a widget when the widget service is not included in a currently executed launcher of the one or more launchers; and a controller to control the operation of the widget service of the terminal. Accordingly, the widget service control apparatuses and methods manage at least one launcher, manage a widget service set to each of the at least one launcher, and remove a service of a widget unbound to a second selected launcher when a first selected launcher out of the at least one launcher is changed to the second selected launcher.
Patent applications by Su-Jung Shin, Seoul KR


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Fw: [Shakespeare_and_Company] London theatre journal, July 2007
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Subject: [Shakespeare_and_Company] London theatre journal, July 2007
I'll just post this as one long post, so scroll past anything that
you're not interested in. The productions covered here are in
chronological order: Macbeth (Open Air), Othello (Shakespeare's
Globe), Saint Joan (NT, Olivier), Love's Labour's Lost
(Shakespeare's Globe), The Complete Works of Shakespeare [abridged]
(Arts Theatre), Stoppard Shorts (King's Head), The Hothouse (NT,
Lyttelton), The Pain and the Itch (Royal Court) and A Midsummer
Night's Dream (Open Air). I'll try to keep the off-topic comments on
the non-Bardic plays quite short, and will start to catch up on the
discussion of The Tempest tomorrow. Btw, has anyone else seen any
good Shakespeare productions recently?
Tuesday July 10th - Macbeth - 1.5 stars out of 5
The skies had cleared by the evening, despite the long period of
persistent rain that England has seen lately, and I was rather
relieved as I was headed to the Open Air Theatre in Regent's Park to
see Macbeth. It's always a bit of a gamble to buy a ticket for
outdoor theatres long in advance, and unlike the seats of the Globe,
the Open Air is completely open to the elements. Still, it turned
out to be a lovely evening, which was just as well as the production
wasn't anything to brighten your day. The set was quite sparse, but
with a cast of 22 I wasn't surprised that money might have been a
bit tight for this, not that I mind a simple set.
Most of the actors in it were complete unknowns to me, with a few
names sounding slightly more familiar, but the problem with this
production isn't really the acting, but the directing. One peculiar
directorial decision after another, and it soon becomes pretty clear
that whatever weaknesses and flaws are present in the acting, those
are the result of poor or insufficient direction (by Edward Kemp).
The first scene with the weird sisters ends with the loud sound of a
jet screeching overhead, recorded, not an accidental disturbance,
and when the scene with Duncan and his entourage gets underway, the
reason for the strange sound effect soon becomes clear.
The setting is a bit confused, but appears to be 20th century-ish
(and a bit Russian), as Duncan's men enters in a army vehicle and
carry machine guns, and the "bloody man" that Duncan sees
approaching turns out to be the captain turned into a fighter pilot,
and apparently it was he that was downed in his jet when that
earlier sound effect was played. It becomes very strange to hear him
relay news of how valiantly Macbeth fought; did he see that up from
his fighter plane? Ludicrous. The pilot isn't carried away to be
cared for, as he should be if this followed the text, instead his
(dead) body remains on stage, for no other purpose than to allow the
next scene with the sisters a bit of extra gore, when one of them
cuts off what she triumphantly declares to be a "pilot's thumb",
which is probably why the director thought that it was clever to
turn that character into a fighter pilot. Sigh.
Now, all outdoor venues have a problem with noise spilling in, but
the Open Air has worse problems than the Globe in this respect.
First of all, its location is far closer to the nearest main road,
and its open layout does nothing to block out sound, unlike the
Globe, which is a rather contained space where the most serious
noise comes from the odd overhead plane or helicopter. In Regent's
Park there are also other activities that cause noise, and this
evening there seemed to be a football game going on nearby, and the
wind caused the leaves of the trees that line the stage area to
rustle so noisily that audibility at times became a problem. It's a
lovely venue, but more suited to an evening of socializing at the
theatre than it is to seriously enjoy a Shakespeare production.
I daresay that's mainly why most of the audience was there, as it
was at times clear that they lacked either a knowledge of the play
or an understanding of the text. Passages that often make people
laugh or snigger, due to their irony in the context of the play,
went by silently, and the only real laughs were for the somewhat
overemphasized physicality of the porter scene and some similar
touches to the banqueting scene.
When Duncan arrives at Macbeth's castle, there an inexplicable bit
of Cossack dancing, but then Duncan and the others don't leave the
stage, instead they remain, sort of silently and slowly miming a
dance as Macbeth delivers his first soliloquy, which seems to serve
no purpose. The insertion of the coronation of Macbeth is something
that I can accept, but the many minor changes to the text don't
really serve a purpose, instead they feel almost perverse. When
Macbeth orders the servant to let him know when things are ready
(before the murder of Duncan) he calls the servant "girl", why is
this change necessary? Because it's played by a woman? No such
change needed be made. Though it's possible that this was actually a
case of bad diction, but what professional actor would garble the
simple word "go" so badly that is sounds like "girl"? Similarly,
when the director has decided that it isn't just Macduff who
encounters Ross and tells him that he won't be going to Macbeth's
coronation, but instead to Fife, but rather both Macduff and Lady
Macduff (why!?!), the line is changed to "we'll to Fife". Aargh!
Banquo and Fleance come off as a couple of strangers meeting by
accident in the night, not father and son going about their
business, and when Banquo is murdered there's no call to Fleance to
run and avenge him later. This makes Fleance's running away seem
very cowardly, clearly never Shakespeare's intention as Fleance is
supposed to be the ancestor of James I for whom this was first
performed, but at least this saves the audience the trouble of
wondering why Fleance never returns to take his revenge, as he ought
to have done.
The actors do their best, and they are the only reason this
production don't get just one star, even if there's not any
particular performance that stands out. The shortcomings of the
production is clearly down to the director, and the way many of the
actors are just acting and never reacting, just standing still as
other characters speak, is a sure sign of just that. As Saturday's
MND would be the same ensemble, with the same production team but
with another director, I wasn't all that concerned about whether it
would rain on Saturday, as I figured that I wouldn't be too sorry to
miss that.
Wednesday July 11th - Othello (matinee) - 3.25 stars out of 5
Back in May, when I was passing through London on my way to
Newcastle, I just barely managed to see half of one of the preview
performances of Othello at the Globe, but I was totally amazed and
blown away by what I saw then - a production where Roderigo manages
to completely upstage Iago in every scene that they had together.
When I saw that I would now just about be able to squeeze in a
performance of this production, now in full swing, I was very
pleased and curious to see if the finished article was what I had
suspected from that half preview. And it more or less is, though
Iago, played by Tim McInnerny, is now able to hold his ground
against Sam Crane's Roderigo. You might do well to remember that
last name, for Crane must surely be one of the brightest rising
stars of the British stage.
Othello is played by Eamonn Walker, and at first I liked his
performance, but by the third act he had already reached a state of
growling and shouting frenzy, which he more or less maintained for
the rest of the play, which seemed somewhat unsubtle and flat. Why
do so many actors confuse volume with intensity? Puzzling. Walker
was alright, though I wish he would have found more nuances to his
Othello, and Zoe Tapper as Desdemona was very good, spirited and
believable, and more than his match.
Casting Tim McInnerny as Iago must have been something of a gamble,
despite his Shakespeare credentials, as he's so well known as his
Blackadder characters that you almost risk the audience giggling
just at the sight of him, but there was no undue laughter here, nor
should there have been as he puts in a very believable performance
as Iago. I wasn't taken with what I saw back in May, but now he
seems to have fully gotten under the skin of his character and it's
a ruffled, tired, somewhat bitter Iago that he gives us, all the
more believable as he seems so very *ordinary*, no exaggerated signs
of his villainy, which makes it all the more chilling. It's a man
that knows that he's past his prime, that his opportunity to advance
himself has really passed him by and that other, younger men have
overtaken him on the career path, and McInnerny does this in a very,
very credible manner.
It's nice to see his performance so improved, as Sam Crane's
Roderigo still remains an extraordinary portrayal of a lovesick fop
dreaming of Desdemona, an easily led coward of a man, done with all
the comic timing that you could wish for. This is one performer that
I'll be sure to watch out for in the future. It's a competent
production, but it suffers a bit from how unevenly the performances
are matched. Solid, if not tremendously exciting.
The music of the play is excellent and provides quite a bit of comic
relief, as the poor musicians are harrowed by the impatient actors
whenever they get fed up with the time they're taking. Overall a
good production, though not great, but still a satisfying way to
spend three hours and 15 minutes. I hadn't noticed that there was to
be a talk after the play, but I had already made plans to meet with
the other moderators of the whatsonstage.com discussion boards half
an hour later so I couldn't stay, which I really, *really* regretted
as I walked from the Globe towards the NT.
Wednesday July 11th - Saint Joan - 4.25 stars out of 5
For once I was going to see a play that I had no prior knowledge of,
having never even read it, George Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan, about
Joan of Arc in case you didn't already know, and this turned out to
be a pleasant surprise. It's a bit disjointed, at least as it comes
across here, but the first half is outstanding, and one of the most
exciting experiences I've had at the theatre in a long time. The
battle of Orleans is rousing, powerful and visually striking, and
the first half of the play confirms Marianne Elliott as one of the
most interesting and talented directors currently working in
England. Fantastic, and if only the rest of the play had been that
good. As it is, it's at times an odd mix of strong comedy (the first
half) juxtaposed with a sudden shift into serious comedy (the second
half), which doesn't really combine all that well, but this is a
problem that has everything to do with the writing, and isn't really
any fault of this production, even if it can't get around the flaws
of the play itself.
Still, it's very, very good, even if some more cuts could have been
made (I hear that an hour had already been cut) and surprisingly
modern and relevant, as Shaw deals with colonialism, hypocrisy, the
corruption of the church and man's failure to learn from the
mistakes of the past. It's also very funny, which surprised me
immensely, and strongly acted on all fronts. I won't get into too
much detail as this isn't Shakespeare, but Anne-Marie Duff as Joan
is great, and there are excellent performances from Angus Wright in
particular, and also Oliver Ford Davies and Paterson Joseph. Highly
recommended for anyone who happens to be in London while this is
still playing.
Thursday July 12th - Love's Labour's Lost (matinee) - 2.5 stars out
of 5
Back to the Globe for Dominic Dromgoole's production of Love's
Labour's Lost. I approached this with some trepidation, well
remembering Dromgoole's monumental failure with "Antony and
Cleopatra" last year, but I must say that I did actually enjoy most
of this, even if it was at times against my own better judgement.
This production works, but let's be clear about what it is; it's
Shakespeare done according to the lowest common denominator, and at
times it's more panto than play. And the production suffers some of
the same problems that last year's A&C did, some scenes are so
rushed that it's almost hard to catch what's being said, and at
other times you wonder if the actors really understand their lines
fully. I remain unimpressed with Dromgoole as a Shakespearean
director, but at least he seems more at home with this kind of
material than with the more lyrical great tragedies.
The Princess of France is played as a feisty and spirited woman,
even more so than Rosaline, and Michelle Terry really shines as the
Princess, good for her to get some meatier lines after having to
play the meek Perdita at the RSC this past winter. Another actor
from that RSC production of WT (and Pericles) is Trystan Gravelle,
who plays Berowne, but he makes far from the same strong impression
as he did at the RSC, even though he only had minor parts in those
productions. Part of the problem seems to be with the choice of
having his Berowne speak with a Welsh accent, the only character to
do so, and even though this is probably Gravelle's natural accent (I
think he's Welsh) I don't recall him having any trouble losing it
when he worked for the RSC, so why he alone has a Welsh accent seems
puzzling. I heard a large number of people complaining about having
trouble hearing or understanding his lines due to the accent, and I
must say that I also found it a hindrance at times, even though I
know this play so well. It also seems somewhat at odds with
Berowne's character as a master of using language, a smooth talker,
but possibly the decision was that having him use a Welsh accent
would be to invoke some sort of general Celtic gift of the gab, but
I'm really being overly kind in considering that as a possible
This is a play that has some of the Bard's most inventive use of
language, some of the wittiest puns and some of the funniest
malapropisms, but far too little is made of that, instead the
physical comedy is expanded to take its place - a bit of a
disappointment, and it seems almost a cowardly way to go. Why direct
Shakespeare if you don't have faith that the material can hold its
own without going only for the cheap laughs? Let me give you but one
example; when they're playing the Nine Worthies at the end,
Nathaniel is laughed at when he plays Alexander. Not content with
what's in the play, Dromgoole has him do the scene wearing a sort of
horse outfit, kind of like a bath ring that he has around him, which
he then drops, revealing that he's only wearing a shirt, and when he
turns his back to the audience to pick up his horse outfit/bath ring
he moons the audience as we then get to see, very clearly, that he's
not wearing any underpants, and believe you me, this was carefully
staged and in no way an accident. Funny? Possibly. Necessary? Not
Despite this, the actors on the whole make good work of what they've
been given, and I was pleasantly surprised to see that Dromgoole had
again cast William Mannering, this time as Longaville, an actor that
has all the comic timing that you could ask for, and that is
certainly needed for this play, especially as Dromgoole has chosen
to go down the path of physical comedy. Rosaline is well played by
someone that I've never come across before, Gemma Arterton, and
Katherine by another newcomer, Oona Chaplin, and with a name like
that I would imagine that she's probably Charlie Chaplin's
granddaughter or some other close relation. All in all a fun
production for the most part, but don't expect subtlety or finesse,
which is a shame considering what can be done with this play. The
audience seemed to enjoy it tremendously, even if some of that
enjoyment was clearly fuelled by the proximity of the theatre bar.
Thursday July 12th - The Complete Works of Shakespeare [abridged] -
4 stars out of 5
This is the new, rewritten version of the American production/play,
still played by American actors, and my, what a fun way to spend an
evening at the theatre. Especially the first half, which is
absolutely hilarious as they manage to go through 36 plays in under
an hour, though some are only mentioned, and not really touched upon
too much. After the interval the remaining 40 minutes or so are
spent on Hamlet, and even though it's at times very, very funny, it
does lag a bit when compared to the first act. There are quite a lot
of topical materials inserted here and there, and the audience
(including me) was at times laughing almost hysterically. One point
which I almost hesitate to mention, but I suppose it's OK since it
was written and acted by Americans, is when they do a quick version
of Hamlet *backwards*, and tell the audience to listen for
the "satanic message" that will be revealed when playing it
backwards; this turns out to be "George Bush is a genius" and people
were practically rolling down the aisles at that one.
An excellent way to spend an evening, especially if you know your
Shakespeare, and the small and intimate venue, the Arts Theatre off
Leicester Square, is the right kind of place for this. This is a
combined bar and theatre, and having a drink during the interval is
certainly not a bad idea, and it seems that the people who had a
drink before it even started probably enjoyed it the most :-D It's
certainly a production that I would recommend, especially if you can
get a cheap seat; I paid less than 20 pounds for a seat in the
stalls, which seemed more or less the right price.
Friday July 13th - Stoppard Shorts (lunchtime performance) - 3.75
stars out of 5
To celebrate Tom Stoppard's 70th birthday, the King's Head theatre
is putting on a lunchtime show that they're calling "Stoppard
Shorts", consisting of two of Stoppard's early radio plays, now
mounted as real stage productions. The King's Head is a funny little
place, and probably has a maximum capacity of about 90 people, if
you really pack them in, located as it is at the back of the King's
Head bar in Islington. This must clearly be a labour of love where
people work for free, as tickets are only 5 pounds, and the
performance that I attended had 18 people in the audience to the 10
actors on stage.
The first piece is the best, "The Dissolution of Dominic Boot"
(never before done on stage), a very funny piece about a young man
who's trying, with mounting desperation, to pay for an ever longer
taxi journey while his life comes tumbling down around him. The
second one is more in the absurd vein, "If You're Glad, I'll Be
Frank", where one woman is being forced to work as the speaking
clock, while her husband tries to get her back, as she starts to
crack from the strain of the monotony. An interesting 50 minutes,
and for 5 pounds this is really excellent value for money, and two
short plays that you're unlikely to see anywhere else anytime soon.
Friday July 13th - The Hothouse (preview) - 3 stars out of 5
Back to the NT for a bit of Pinter, one of his early plays from the
late 50's. I came away from this a bit disappointed, both with the
play and with some of the performances, but since this is still in
previews there's still time for the performances to be improved.
That this is an early work shows in the writing, which is at times
remarkably unsubtle with its mix of Christmas time, a child of
unknown paternity that is born, a virgin (a man named *Lamb*) who's
declared as the father of that child and the absurdist slant of much
of the dialogue. Stephen Moore as Roote delivers a befuddled
character, a performance that I distinctly feel that I've seen him
do before, Lia Williams' high-strung Miss Cutts is a puzzling piece
of overacting, but possibly intentionally done, and the ending is
completely unsatisfactory.
On the positive side is Finbar Lynch's deliciously smooth operator
Gibbs, but that unfortunately only further exposes the shortcomings
of some of the other characterizations, even if Leo Bill's naïve
Lamb is just about right for the part. I walked out of the theatre
wondering why on earth the NT had chosen to revive this particular
Pinter play, as it seems as one of his weaker ones and not a very
typically Pinteresque play at all, but perhaps that's just me. It'll
be interesting to see the reviews, perhaps the critics will all love
this and declare it a true masterpiece, but I doubt it.
Saturday July 14th - The Pain and the Itch (matinee) - 3.5 stars out
of 5
This play may be familiar to some of our US members, as it's a
recent play by American playwright Bruce Norris which gets its UK
premiere with this production at the Royal Court, directed by
Dominic Cooke. It was a little startling, sitting in a theatre in
London, to suddenly hear English actors, such as Matthew MacFadyen,
speaking with American accents, but the reason for the accents soon
becomes clear. It's such an American play, with expressions and
speech patterns that no Brit would ever use, that it actually has to
be done in American accents, for if it was done in British English
you'd probably laugh at the absurdity of hearing the lines.
It's at times very funny, even if some things might inadvertently be
funnier to a London audience than an American one, such as when one
character speaks admiringly (in an American accent) of the English
accent, saying that it sounds so intelligent to speak like that. I
won't give away the plot, as some of you might be seeing some
production of this play, but it's pretty good, even if some things
are a little unbelievable, and it's only at the very end that the
presence of a seemingly unconnected character becomes clear. It's
basically a story about a somewhat dysfunctional family, but I did
find the child character extremely annoying; she has no lines, all
she does is *screech* in an ear-splitting fashion which made at
least me wish that someone would throttle her some time soon. Not my
usual kind of fare, but it's well-written and strongly acted.
Saturday July 14th - A Midsummer Night's Dream - 3 stars out of 5
Well, this turned out to be rather better than I had feared after
the really bad Macbeth, but this production also has some uncalled
for alterations to the text which made little or no sense, such as
some scattered instances where "thou" is turned into "you"
and "that" becomes "this" for whatever reason. Even so, it's a much
better production than Macbeth, which is puzzling as it's pretty
much the same people involved in both productions, but I guess that
only shows how much depends on the director, as this play was
directed by Christopher Luscombe. This one did have more compelling
performances, especially from the rustics as a group, and their
production of "Pyramus and Thisbe" in the last act, which is often
rather dull in performance despite it being meant to be funny, turns
out to be the highlight of the evening and is the reason that this
gets three stars after all.
Mark Meadows as Oberon (and Theseus) is very good, but Sarah
Woodward as Titania and Hippolyta doesn't really match his
performance, especially her Titania, which is at times so crude that
it's like having Doll Tearsheet masquerading as the Fairy Queen. The
boy that the two are arguing about is here a grown man, which makes
it a little odd when Titania talks about him as a "child" and
a "boy", and we're quite clearly shown that her interest in him is
of a more physical nature.
The four young lovers are fairly good, even if Olivia Darnley makes
for a very hoarse Hermia at times. The setting is a sort of marble
amphitheatre that evokes ancient Athens, even if the characters are
dressed in 19th century clothes, and this works nicely for the
scenes when characters need to be onstage sleeping, while others are
playing their scenes. After the hilarious Pyramus and Thisbe
sequence, which is very much a case of amateur night at the forum,
the ending is something of an anticlimax. Theseus and Hippolyta
exit, but when the actors return as Oberon and Titania they haven't
changed into the fairies' costumes, instead they have added a sort
of a bow (which seems to be a way of representing fairy wings as
this is how Puck is dressed throughout the play) to the back of
their Theseus/Hippolyta clothes. The difference in appearance is so
slight that it's hardly noticeable, and it rather gives you the
impression that it's Theseus and Hippolyta that are directing the
fairies at the end, and I wonder if the people that weren't terribly
familiar with the play came away believing just that.
Closing thoughts
It was a very satisfying trip overall, and on Sunday I left my
luggage at Victoria station and spent a few hours at the National
Gallery before heading out to Heathrow. In addition to all the works
that are on permanent display (of course I made a special point of
having a closer look at Signorelli's depiction of when the Roman
matrons come to plead with Coriolanus to spare Rome) there's
currently a special exhibit, "Dutch Portraits", with plenty of works
by Rembrandt and Frans Hals, as well as other 17th century Dutch
masters. Absolutely lovely.
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I really wish someone would share the other videos he has been in
I really wish someone would share the other videos he has been in
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I've seen a couple of photos of him cooking but I didn't know there was a video of it. I'd like to see the Playgirl one as well. Too bad about the others.
Every time someone posts in this thread it just reminds me of his hotness.
Give yourself over to absolute pleasure and check out http://gaypornfans.blogspot.com.
Would you mind sharing the videos (or links) again?
I once have a collection of his videos, but the hard disk went bad and I lost all of them! I tried to find them online but all that's sharing around is his "Derek At Play"... My favorite is "Return to Mangoro Bend". I hope you have it...
Thanks in advance ^^
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Hi archangel
That's too bad that you lost the videos I'd be happy to share what I've got, but I'll have to upload them to a file sharing site and send them to you in a private message. It might take a few days or so before I can do all that though, so I hope you're a patient man. And yes, I do have the Mangoro Bend video
No trouble at all I'm uploading them now and they are actually taking less time than I thought, so I should have them for you before the end of today
Hi redfox70,
today I saw pics of Derrick for the first time.In just a few minutes my breath was taken. I've also tried to get his videos but I just found the 5 minute version of a clip in low quality :-( By searching for more I was glad I've found this thread about this amazing hottie!
Would you mind to share the links of your videos with me too?
has he done anything apart from the J/o vids he did on the sofa, in the jungle etc?
Sammy, no, as far as anyone knows, whatever j/o videos Derrick has done have already been mentioned in this thread. Sorry.
Addicted26, Hi and to JUB. So glad to meet another admirer of Derrick Will you be able to visit this site regularly, or at least in the next few days? In order to share the videos with you, I'll have to upload them to the file sharing site again then send you the links via private message. Trouble is, recently I've done that on more than one occasion but the links have been automatically deleted after a few days or so. Therefore, you would have to download the videos very soon after I send you the links.
There are some videos (short, non-nude) available via Youtube:
Hi Redfox70,
I will not stay just for a few days, I will stay forever now that I've found this thread and you. Another great fan of Derrick!
Thanks a lot for the youtube links. I've watched them already 10 times :-D
I will daily watch out for your message and of course I will share my stuff of Derrick too trying not to repost everything
Have a great day Redfox70!
Hello @RedFox I'm also a lover of this thread , i do enjoy watching Derrick , please if you have links to the videos you've uploaded, would you mind sending them to me in a priv.message.Thanks in advance fellow men-lover
Hi addicted, Hi franki The longest video takes almost 5 hours to upload, but I will try and get around to making a start on doing that soon, as well as some of the others. Therefore, it's possible that I might have the links for you both later today, but if it doesn't happen today I'm sure it will be tomorrow
Oh, addicted, you'd do well to find something of Derrick to post that hasn't already been included in this thread!
Thanks in advance RedFox thanks to you this thread contains the most complete collection of Derrick pics I have seen online... what a MALE he is , he's got it all , he is whole purrrfection meow xD
Videos uploaded and messages sent to you both
Um ... Ahem ... Hmmm ...
Can I get a PM, too, Please?
THANK YOU!, Awesome "Red"!
Keep smilin'!!
WISDOM is the Knowledge you've gained ... After you could have used it! _Me
red fox can i get a pm too thks
Chaz and RRUGER, messages sent
Franki, thank you, you're very sweet and you're very welcome
THANK YOU!, Darlin'!
Keep smilin'!!
WISDOM is the Knowledge you've gained ... After you could have used it! _Me
Has anyone seen that kitchen scene in #432 above? ... I was just wondering what went on
Biff, no, I've only ever seen the one or two photos from it
Chaz, you're very welcome However, I hope you downloaded them right away. I've checked the links and two of them are already showing as unavailable
Thanks once more @RedFox I had to wait in between downloads but I got them all in the end what a completely gorgeus male beauty specimen he is
You're welcome. Glad you managed to download them without too much difficulty
I found some pictures of Derrick which, although most of them are from old photoshoots, I'm sure haven't been posted before.
Possible repeats, but what the heck
thanks for reviving this manly legend RedFox , I wonder what he looks like nbow in 2015 , I hope hes taken good care of his physique
Franki, you're welcome. Some of the photos I got via his myspace page and although it doesn't say when they were taken, I reckon it could've been in the last year or so. I'm sure a guy like Derrick wouldn't let his health and fitness regimen slip as he gets older.


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Friday, the first day of the second weekend of JazzFest, didn't pan out the way many had
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normal breezes were a sign of things come. An hour later, the skies opened up and a
biblical rain fell. Even the locals were shocked at just how hard it was coming down, and
soon flash floods erupted everywhere.
Eventually the deluge let up and pockets of sun appeared. There was a mad exodus from the
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and folks who needed to shake off the rain were front and center at the Fais Do Do Stage,
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As Friday's headliner, the legendary ZZ Top sang, "Jesus left Chicago and headed down to New Orleans" it
seemed the day had come full circle. The city was flooded - power lost, traffic jams, the
whole deal; yet even in the face of natural calamity, the music, specifically NOLA's own
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By Ed BrockA Fulton County official has dropped a battery charge against Clayton County Commission Chairman Eldrin Bell in which a College Park waitress accused Bell of sucking on her neck. Carmen Smith, solicitor general for Fulton County, said she dismissed the misdemeanor charge on Feb. 1 because there was "insufficient evidence to go forward." At a May 28, 2004 probable cause hearing Daphne Michelle Wynn testified that on the evening of April 7 Bell was at the Feed Store Restaurant and Bar where she works. At the time Bell was a candidate for commission chairman and 29-year-old Wynn said she had met him only once before at the restaurant. When Bell was leaving the restaurant, Wynn said, he approached her. "At that time he hugged me and pulled me toward him and sucked my neck," Wynn said. "I pushed him away and said 'Hey, don't do that!'" Bell denied the charges at the time, saying he was shocked by the accusation. He could not be reached for comment on the charge being dropped. Wynn said she had been calling Smith's office repeatedly to check on the progress of the case but the solicitor never contacted her. She was surprised to hear that the charge had been dropped. "I had no idea," Wynn said. "The last I heard was they were behind in their paper work, and that was in November." Wynn said she's sticking with her story and the public attention she's gained from the case has been "humiliating to say the least." "I plan to investigate ... I don't understand how they can reach a decision without talking to the people involved," Wynn said. "I need some resolution." Wynn's attorney for the hearing, Kirby Clements Jr., also said he was surprised by the solicitor general's decision not to move forward with the case. "Given the cases they've charged people with, I'm surprised by that," Clements said. "Well I'm not surprised, but I'm shocked." Kirby said he presented pictures of a bruise on Wynn's neck and had witnesses who testified the incident occurred. "What else do you need?" Kirby said.
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Alexa Traffic Graphs (powered by alexa) displays traffic information of D4swing.com in a format which is easily catchable by eyes in a second. This graph displays current traffic stats for the following site, and lets you know about how much popular it is on the internet.
Sites Linking - Inlinks Analysis
Importance of this Information:
In Links, means which sites have placed the site address of D4swing.com with anchor tag on their main page of subdirectories. Internal links matters a lot if we want a good ranking in google, bing, yahoo, baidu, and other search engines. Because if more people start linking to a particular website, then it means its gaining popularity on the net. If you want to gain ranking, then get up and start creating a good quality content so that others may start linking to your good content.
|Alexa Ranking Analysis Graph
| Popularity - How many people are searching about it.
Importance of this Information:
the following graph shows the popularity of D4swing.com on google search engine. This popularity shows that how many internet users are searching about D4swing.com on google. The graph includes the search interest of users of D4swing.com about past 5 years.
|Quantcast Ranking Analysis Graph