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Picture: Samuel L Jackson '2007 MTV Movie Awards' at the Gibson Amphitheatre at Universal Studios Los Angeles, California - 03.06.07
Samuel L Jackson fears he's getting too old to play the samurai swordmaster role he has always dreamed of.
For years the PULP FICTION star has been trying to develop a movie, AFRO-SAMURAI, in which he'll play a swashbuckling action man - but he worries his ageing body won't cope with some of the stunts.
He says, "I'm actually having those kind of thoughts now about (that) project, the longer it takes to come along - 'Do I really want to get in shape to do that? Or do I want to let somebody else do it?'
"You've got to be honest with yourself about where you are and what you're doing.
"I've wanted to do a sword epic since I was a kid, from the Errol Flynn days. There are older masters that do that kind of stuff, but that's not who this character is."


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Since his election in 2001, Mayor Michael Bloomberg has made narrowing the white-minority achievement gap in New York City his signature issue. After two major overhauls of the system and countless changes big and small, Bloomberg and his appointed Chancellor Joel Klein are declaring victory , victory, victory!
And they are taking their education reform show on the road. Bloomberg is foraying into the national policy scene as a self-styled education czar, wielding his stewardship of the nation's largest school system as the ultimate credibility in knowing what to do with troubled schools. However, as we learned the hard way from George W. Bush, time in office does not necessarily equal ability to develop and enact real solutions. Last month Bloomberg testified to Congress that "In some cases, we've reduced it [the achievement gap] by half." Amazing--although specious.
Joel Klein and Al Sharpton have teamed up to lead the Education Equality Project, a non-partisan advocacy group aiming to tweak the federal No Child Left Behind legislation to the style of the Bloomberg-Klein New York revolution. A love-in with John McCain ensued. . . . .
"A child's learning is the function more of the characteristics of his classmates than those of the teacher." James Coleman, 1972
. . .a pupil attitude factor, which appears to have a stronger relationship to achievement than do all the "school" factors together, is the extent to which an individual feels that he has some control over his own destiny. James Coleman, 1966
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Tag: experiment
Pictures Inside My Headwritten by kiwikoh on 2011-07-03 in #lifestyle
What will happen when silhouette meets multi-exposure?35 189 Share Tweet
Let's 'Cook' the Film: The Recipe of Film Soup!written by hodachrome on 2013-02-27 in #gear #tipster
The idea of film soup, is to allow the film to have chemical interaction with the 'soup', and produce the unexpectedly extraordinary effect for your Lomographs. Since the first film soup ever been 'served', every Lomographer has eagerly recorded down their own recipe and review. In this article, I would like to share my experience with my own secret recipe!39 166 Share Tweet
Mask It!written by satomi on 2010-11-29 in #gear #tipster
Add your own flavor to your Lomographs!30 147 Share Tweet
Tipster of the Week: Melt That Plastic in Your Camera!written by shoujoai on 2010-07-04 in #gear #tipster
How to make beautiful borders for your Diana pictures with just a few pices of plastic, tape, and a lighter!34 99 Share Tweet
My Crazy Experiment Rumblewritten by mrmaart on 2011-06-21 in #competitions
Always wanted to have your very own photo-exhibition and a triple-A publication in one the world's leading photography magazines? This is your chance! Join the My Crazy Experiment Rumble and win massive prizes! What are you waiting for? Read more below.67 63 Share Tweet
See Your Photos in Technicolor, Without the Fuss of a Mask!written by tdmwoit on 2011-04-27 in #gear #tipster
A very quick tip that gives you vibrant, rainbow-coloured photographs on ANY camera, be it toy, SLR or even (dare I say it?) digital!26 95 Share Tweet
Putting the Strip on the Stripswritten by ndroo on 2011-03-19 in #gear #tipster
What to do with those film leads or film strips from rolls that didn't turn out well (aka screwed up)? Grab some short strips of film and place them in all sorts of places. Take photos of them ... bearing in mind that this will be the first exposure. I used an old SLR and set the exposure compensation to -1.19 79 Share Tweet
What to do with my sandwich paper?written by shoujoai on 2011-06-05 in #gear #tipster
At least two reasons why you should use sandwich paper, not just for sandwiches!16 70 Share Tweet
Imitating Zeus - How to Create Lightning for Your Photographswritten by icuresick on 2011-08-25 in #gear #tipster
Wanna see those lightnings in your photographs the cheaper and easier way? There's no need to wait for a thunderstorm to capture one, simply follow these steps to see lightnings in an entire roll.54 35 Share Tweet
How to Stay Inspired in Film Photographywritten by jeanmendoza on 2011-09-15 in #gear #tipster
Going to the same locations and doing the same things when shooting can sometimes be a drag. When you don't have inspiration when shooting, your pictures don't turn out as well. Here are some tips you may want to consider to stay inspired in film photography.7 76 Share Tweet
SuperSampler + Match-Box = Collagewritten by tb on 2011-08-27 in #gear #tipster
Transform your supersampler into a beautiful collage machine with the help of a match-box, scissors and patience.23 62 Share Tweet
Chemical Cowboys - The Best Chemical Tipsters!written by jesuisz on 2011-03-11 in #lifestyle
A review of the most dazzling, must-try chemical tipsters ever written! Enough to satisfy even the most insatiable set of die hard DIY hands.5 77 Share Tweet
PhotoRadar Texture Doubleswritten by icuresick on 2011-08-26 in #gear #tipster
Cant find nice textured walls for doubles? Or probably too lazy to look for them? There are 100 textures that are available right infront of your computer monitor, you just need a little time to download them all.27 57 Share Tweet
Special Edition Film Freak Tipster!written by shhquiet on 2010-10-29 in #news
Hello and welcome to the Lomography Lab HQ! We'd like you to meet Dr. Lab, whose experience with film experiments will guarantee to cure all your lackluster analogue blues away. The good news is he's sharing 3 of his tried-and-tested film techniques that you can do at home!19 60 Share Tweet
Round-the-Clock Rumble: Le Rouge - Film Redscalingwritten by kazarareta on 2008-09-17 in #news
Our second installment of 'RTC Rumble' this week involves experimenting with the process of film redscaling to achieve blood-red skies reminiscent of apocalyptic b-movies or faded out photos in rouge.72 1 Share Tweet
Ghetto Scan Those 35mm Negatives with A Window!written by falsedigital on 2009-09-24 in #gear #tipster
Do you have a window? Some Tape? and a digital camera? Then you can ghetto scan those 35mm negatives!32 42 Share Tweet
Experiment N°2: Film Loves Coffeewritten by simonesavo on 2013-04-16 in #gear #tipster
I kept on manipulating 35mm films. Read on after the jump to find out what I've made use of this time around.14 57 Share Tweet
The Agfa Vista Cocktailwritten by elfefee on 2012-05-23 in #gear #tipster
Today on the menu: Agfa Vista ISO 200 in cider vinegar with added lemon-vodka mixed with orange juice and a pinch of washing powder.8 60 Share Tweet
Instaxperiments_01written by merge on 2009-08-26 in #gear #tipster
You have been warned – but we're sure the Lab Rat in you won't mind at all. Manipulating instant photos isn't limited to drawing mustaches and horns with your markers – a little cutting and spraying will also give you jawdropping effects!29 36 Share Tweet
Redscale Roll Goes in with my Laundry!written by lomoseb32 on 2013-03-14 in #gear #tipster
After shooting two layers on my roll of redscale, it stayed in my pocket accidentally and went through the wash along with all my clothes!13 53 Share Tweet
Salad Dressing for My Pictureswritten by cohetesnaranjas on 2011-04-07 in #gear #tipster
The dressing is a mixture of spices and other condiments to enhance or add flavour to a product such as my roll of Fuji Superia 100 ASA.16 51 Share Tweet
Tipster of the Week: Tastes Like a Decafwritten by satomi on 2009-11-29 in #gear #tipster
Most of us use a variety of cameras and different films in order to actualise whatever that is we have perceived or, at most times, to surprise ourselves. Intentional or not, either way, it doesn't matter because there is love in analogue! – And this is what our Tipster has to share with us this week!24 39 Share Tweet
24 Hours or A Visualization of People Browsing Photos on Lomographywritten by recurving on 2011-08-22 in #news
End of last week we've (anonymously) logged the locations of people who browse photos on our site – and made a visualization of 24 hours on Lomography in about one and a half minutes.14 47 Share Tweet
Multiple Exposure Rumblewritten by lucasjakobsson on 2009-01-16 in #competitions
Whether you're a newbie to multi-exposing or an aficionado this rumble gives you carte blanche to show us the fruit of your experimentation! But, this time we don't want to see your doubles taken with the LCA, Diana, or your Smena. Instead, try to experiment a bit and show us some combinations! A little bit of Supersampling in your Fisheyes, a bit of Oktomat in your Pop9s, the crazier the combination the better! Remember Golden Rule #10? There are NO Rules!57 1 Share Tweet
Redscale your Kodak BW400CN!written by cornborn on 2011-10-17 in #gear #tipster
It may seem like a weird idea to redscale black and white film (that's not sensitive to color either way), but read on to learn why it's something you should definitely give a try.11 40 Share Tweet
Fairy Tale Pictures - With Water and Saltwritten by alexiagraphy on 2011-08-22 in #gear #tipster
Work with the film, force yourselves, no fear. Here's 2-3 easy steps to make enchanting pictures. You need only two or three things.14 41 Share Tweet
Tipster of the Week: Before One's Eyeswritten by satomi on 2010-01-24 in #gear #tipster
We stick out our ears when we want to hear clearly, or forcefully sniff with our nose to confirm that something is smelling fishy and naturally, we tend to get closer at things for them to be scrutinised. Through the investigation of our latest Tipster for this week, she gave new meaning to the word 'macro'.19 31 Share Tweet
Experiment with Two Cameras, Two Color Processes, and Mix Cokewritten by ping-junior on 2013-02-04 in #gear #tipster
It's the first time I did an experiment. The first time I used the camera Supersampler, I was broken.13 41 Share Tweet
Lomography X-Pro Chrome 100 Suits All!written by tomkiddo on 2012-03-27 in #reviews #videos
I have to say, Lomography X-Pro Chrome 100 is my favorite slide film. No matter what camera you use, it will still produce great photos. I have tested it with my Holga, Pentax SLR, and LomoKino and the results are beyond awesomeness!11 37 Share Tweet
New Playground Experiment: Colors and the Kidswritten by recurving on 2011-03-30 in #news
We've just added another experiment to our playground: browsing photos by colors. Which has nothing to do with kids, we just like the Cat Power song.21 29 Share Tweet


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Time: February 26, 2011 from 3:30pm to 5pm
Location: WoodExpo Booth at New England Home Show,Seaport World Trade Center
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The rates are only variable according to the level of service you are looking at obtaining, spare certain types of corporate discounts that take off a small percentage of the monthly service charge. They won't offer one person $30 for unlimited data and the next person $15. It's a very oligopolistic marketplace in that regard.
Post-paid might provide you with a better deal if you do not need massive buckets of data, and do not need features such as free mobile-to-any mobile calling.
Getting the better deal nn the handset (hardware) just takes a little digging, along with good timing.
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Question- Is there a site where I can offer up my contact info so all the cell phone companies bother me with their sales pitches. Sounds crazy right?
Well I guess what I am looking for is a site for cell phone carriers like Lending Tree is for mortgage companies. My contract is up in November and I'd like to see the people who stand to profit from my choice make me some offers.
I am currently with Verizon which I like, but If AT&T were to offer me the latest and greatest smart phone for a great monthly price, I could live with not being able to get a call through in some places.
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Best place to hear self-important design professionals talk about themselves (and sometimes each other), and occasionally also see some excellent work (2008)
The American Institute of Graphic Arts
If you have neurasthenic shudders from seeing the Google logo too often, or find yourself clinging to tattered copies of defunct magazines such as Flair and The Smart Set like a drowning man or furtively searching those grimy blankets of bootleg DVDs for a copy of Gary Hustwit's feature-length typographic porno, Helvetica, then there's simply no hope for you, kiddo: You are an irredeemable design geek. But there are others like you, more or less, who can pronounce the word "Frutiger" correctly and know that a ligature is more than just something one can use to tie up and/or strangle someone. And there are places other than the musty corners of used-book stores where you can meet those of your ilk without fear or shame. The American Institute of Graphic Arts is one. The AIGA was founded in 1914 by type designer Fred Goudy and photographer/gallerist/editor Alfred Stieglitz (a/k/a Mr. Georgia O'Keeffe) as a nonprofit society for design professionals. Today, the New York chapter (one of 57 nationwide) boasts over 3,500 members. Goodies including a design archive, mentoring program, newsletter, and professional directory; discounts at Fed Ex, Lincoln Center, and even Bumble & Bumble are available to paid-up members; and most lectures, exhibitions, and other events are open to the public (visit aigany.org for schedule and fees).
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Christian Horner has slammed Renault for "unacceptable" reliability and performance after a disappointing Austrian Grand Prix.
Red Bull's home race saw Sebastian Vettel retire with an electrical issue having failed to get out of Q2 in qualifying, while Daniel Ricciardo was limited to eighth place having won in Canada a fortnight before. With the Mercedes power unit dominant in Austria, Horner said the job Renault has done is not good enough and called for changes at the engine manufacturer.
"It's frustrating that we're in the situation that we are," Horner said. "We've obviously had a lot of success with Renault. We've won all the races and all the championships that we've achieved with Renault power. But the situation just isn't improving at the moment.
"The reliability is unacceptable. The performance is unacceptable. There needs to be change at Renault. It can't continue like this. It's not good for Renault and it's not good for Red Bull.
"We need to work together as partners. There will not be another engine in the back of the car next year, but we want to be competitive and we want to run at the front."
On specific changes, Horner wouldn't elaborate on what he would like to see implemented by Renault.
"Something needs to happen because whatever's being done there at the moment isn't working. It's not our business, it's not our responsibility. We're the end user and it's just frustrating that it's not where it needs to be at the moment."
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One woman is dead after a wreck in Henry County Wednesday evening.
Rhonda Ray, 51, of Ridgeway was driving on Route 642 less than a mile east of Route 976 when her car ran off the right side of the road.
According to a news release, she then over-corrected, causing the car to cross the median and hit another car on the driver side.
Ray was pronounced dead at the scene.
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A House committee in Olympia held a public hearing on a bill that would tax marijuana brand names and trademarks that could be registered in the state when sale of state-taxed recreational marijuana starts at the end of this year.
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April 1 the latest phase in the CSO separation project moves to downtown Astoria and starts with the closure of the busiest intersection in town for nearly a month. The 8th and Commercial intersection will close and traffic will be re-routed for the 21 days public works says it will take to demolish the intersection, replace all the water and sewer pipes and then rebuild with a concrete surface replacing the easily worn asphalt that takes a beating from the high volume of big rigs that make that turn every day. Click READ MORE to see the detour map
Clatsop County staff is recommending to the County Board that they approve a full-range banking approach by transferring all accounts and services to U.S. Bank while suggesting investment in a local bank and a credit union.
The Oregon Division of Finance and Corporate Securities (DFCS) is alerting Oregonians about a Birmingham, England-based company known as Profitable Sunrise that may be soliciting Oregon investors in violation of Oregon securities law
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in a 7-1 vote Wednesday in support of Oregon's current rules governing stormwater discharges in timberlands, an important affirmation of Oregon's forest management practices.
Marcus Foster, age 50, entered two pleas of aggravated murder in connection with the May 3, 2012 murders of Laura Foster and Guy Phillips at the victim's home in Seaside.
Appearing before Marion County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Hart, Foster entered a guilty plea to each murder with the agreement that he will receive life sentences in each case with 30 year minimum sentences that will run consecutively, or one after the other. He will not be eligible for parole until the year 2072.
The Oregon Department of Transportation is holding a public meeting on Thursday, March 21 to present information on the planned painting and maintenance repairs scheduled in 2014 for the Old Youngs Bay and Lewis and Clark River Bridges. The meeting is set for 5 to 7 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Express, 204 Marine Drive in Astoria.
The Pacific Fishery Management Council (PFMC) has just finalized and made available Preseason Report II for the 2013 ocean salmon season development. This document describes the range of alternatives for ocean salmon seasons as developed at the March PFMC meeting.
State shellfish managers have approved a four-day razor clam dig starting March 28 and scheduled tentative dates for additional openings in April. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) approved the late-March dig after marine toxin test showed the clams are safe to eat.
A man who killed a teenager and a woman in Portland had been released months earlier from the Clatsop County Jail in Astoria because of overcrowding.
The Big Year is a 2011 comedy film starring Steve Martin, Jack Black and Owen Wilson that tells the story of a real-life event that takes place worldwide annually where birders compete for the honor of spotting the most bird species in a 12 month period. It's a tremendous undertaking that often involves travel throughout the planet in search of rare birds as well has common ones that may inhabit your backyard. The film has sparked some new interest in the hobby of birdwatching and if you happen to be one of those who would like to give it a try you may want to get involved with the first Clatsop County Birdathon.


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Does anyone know of any good pediatricians in the Tucson area?
I don't really care for my daughter's pediatrician. I'm not anti-vaccine, but I want to be able to pick and choose. Her pediatrician is very much pro-vaccine, and told me that I would need to share her views or find a new doctor.
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Cultural integration is a funny thing. Sometimes it's obvious; partaking in a ritual or ceremony, trying new foods, picking up local colloquialisms. Other times it's not so obvious; behavioral changes, for example. I think it's safe to say that just about every volunteer wants to make these not-so-obvious, behavior-change-kind-of-differences. That's why we're here, after all. This is where real development work comes in, where people begin to realize that habits they have grown up with or formed over the years that they never thought twice about can maybe be done differently, and maybe this will make life a little easier, healthier, and/or happier. This is why we have all committed two years of our lives, because such chronic habits don't get changed overnight. However, it's so easy to get caught up in the mindset of showing others another way that sometimes I forget to be open to other ways of doing things, myself. Much like I would in the States, each day I have an agenda in my head, more or less, of things I want to accomplish. Some days I get everything accomplished and feel like I'm really making a difference. Other days I do not. Today I had an "other day." A not-so-obvious-cultural-integration-moment, a behavior change moment. It's actually been kind of a long time coming, so I'll start from the beginning:
Aside from my teaching duties, I have started a few side projects including helping my school plan a communication campaign, as well as starting to write a grant to get new cooking equipment and other supplies in the cafeteria. The communication campaign we had planned was a series of activities about aspects of communication planned over the course of four weeks. The final event was a festival, or party of sorts. One of the events we had planned for the festival was a lottery with tickets we would sell to the kids to win a prize. The money was going to be contributed to help fund the cafeteria project, because to receive funds from the US government, a village has to contribute a certain percentage of the overall funds to the project to demonstrate their devotion to the sustainability aspect of the project.
I've been anxious about this project ever since we started writing it because there are a limited amount of funds available, and a deadline for project submissions each month. I tried to communicate my concern when we first began holding meetings, however, I am finding lately that more and more, I am starting to feel like a toddler, or at least have a new appreciation for the reason why toddlers behave the way that they do and have temper tantrums. They are old enough to know what they want, and have a general sense of right from wrong (or they are in the process of learning it, anyway), and yet they can't fully express themselves or completely understand what is going on around them so they have to resort to screaming, kicking, crying, biting, etc to get anyone to really pay attention to them. This pretty much captures how I feel at least one time during each of these meetings.
I was initially really impressed by the way our project committee rallied. We were meeting every day after school for a few hours. I thought that if we keep this up, we would have a chance of finishing the project before the next months submission deadline. But then the last few days happened.
The first thing that happened was that our festival, and the lottery along with it, was postponed. Moldovans have a holiday, similar to Valentines Day, that they celebrate on the 22nd of February. This just happened to coincide with our last week of the campaign, when we would have had the festival. I was told that we needed to postpone the festival in light of this holiday, which I was ok with, but then we didn't even end up having a celebration for this other holiday! So the festival was postponed for no good reason.
The other setback is that we keep having these mini meals after classes have ended and before our meetings start so people can replenish and not be starving at the end of the day. Ordinarily this would be fine, but they are starting to be longer than our actual meeting times. I keep trying to hurry everyone along, but to no avail. Yesterday we sat around for close to an hour and a half, and then ended up working on the project for just short of an hour. So needless to say, today I was really anxious to get going and get stuff done, however no one else even seemed interested in meeting. I finally gave up and decided to head home a little early. As I was walking home, feeling defeated, it occurred to me that I should just let it go and chalk it up to behavioral integration. The world will not end if we don't get this project written on time. So I decided to let it go, to give in, and let things happen as they will.


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anyone heading to the telluride bluegrass festival this weekend? i wish i was…there are a couple of bands playing that i really like, and it looks so beautiful and relaxing there – it definitely seems to draw a really laid back, hippie crowd. colorado is one of the few states in the US i've never been to, and i really want to change that very soon…
among the bands playing are alison krauss, yonder mountain string band, bela fleck, edward sharpe and mumford and sons!
there are some really cool old school photos on the website too.
- -May 31, 2011, 11:33AM
We are a bunch of volunteers and starting a new initiative in a community. Your blog provided us useful info to work on. You've gotten completed a marvellous job!
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nice post. thanks.


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The sweet brand has created special packs of the peanut nibbles using the three colours of the flag in anticipation of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
The girls - Perrie Edwards, Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall - were given the run of the M&M's World store in Leicester Square for a photoshoot, tucking into the sweets during a tea party.
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Even though I was a kid when I was first introduced to this dude, I thought that there was no possible way that he could cause so much damn trouble and totally be unaware of it all. Thought I'd bring back his older self and MAYBE explore the continued clueless Destructive as hell rain of Dennis the Menace.
You've been a bad bad boy. lol!
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You've been a bad bad boy. lol!
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Good picture
You haven't made a Dennis the Menace one before!
You haven't made a Dennis the Menace one before!
O.O OOOOOOOOOOoOOOOooooOOoooooOOOooooOH!!!
they should make a new animated film with you being the art director
The sad thing is there are people that unaware of how much trouble they cause.
I thought I recognized that face. lol
great image of him older love that grin
I see Dennis the Menace in your world as sort of like that psychopathic villain for hire that all the really rich bad guys hire to blow up places and cause huge amounts of destruction. Even Calvin and Hobbes would have trouble keeping up with him and by the time they catch him it's often too late and he somehow escapes.
He grew up to be Dexter.
It looks like he's murdering someone
Amazing! My mom was the one to introduce me Dennis the Menace and I was just a kid, & I love her for it everyday. Very good drawing.
I love the way you take familiar characters and spin around their concept and give them a grittier edge.
awesome! the theme song played in my head as i clicked on this to look at it lol
Bloody brilliant!
wow, you made dennis the menace look cool, you truly are gifted
Being a kid, his pranks has been funny! Now he´s just dangerous...
Hey Mister WIIIIILSON!
Very cool!
Very cool!
One of the most memorable brats in cartoon history. XD
Awesome as always sir!
Seeing the older version of all these characters in a spy-like world has been really cool.
I can't wait to see what you come up with next.
I can't wait to see what you come up with next.


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WASHINGTON — But soft, the prince is here, not the tall, married one but the tall, single one, popping into Washington for less than 24 hours before returning to his British post of Apache helicopter pilot/indelible bachelor.
The last time the British were in town, in March, we held a state dinner and presented them with guest George Clooney. In turn, they have sent us Prince Harry. Special relationships are built on such cultural exchanges.
And how did he look? Slightly more sturdy, equally as studly as one would expect.
And how did he sound? Surprisingly deep-voiced — easy chuckle, applied liberally.
(Additional pressing questions: Is he back with Chelsy Davy? Who knows. Does he know how to charm an audience? He knows. Can you marry him? No.)
The purpose of Harry's visit was to accept a humanitarian award from the Atlantic Council for his work with wounded service members. The Atlantic Council is one of those terribly important Washington think tanks, busy promoting U.S. and European leadership on international issues and holding galas to recognize distinction in the field. This being Washington, where you can't so much as swipe your subway card without bumping into somebody's undersecretary, it's easy to play hooky from events like this; they happen all the time.
However, the Atlantic Council has been growing in visibility — it had U2's Bono two years ago and Vice President Joe Biden last year — and Harry is something of a get. It is an honor to be able to honor him.
"We thought it was an enormously positive message that a person of the highest privilege imaginable" has chosen a career path in the military, said Fred Kempe, president and chief executive of the Atlantic Council, in an interview. Prince Harry has "taken the lessons of the battlefield" and developed philanthropic interests based on his personal experiences.
His Royal Highness's first visit to Washington began with an afternoon reception at the residence of British Ambassador Peter Westmacott, where the prince met with teams of British and American athletes from the Warrior Games, a competitive Paralympic event for wounded or sick veterans. He strode onto the lawn at a quarter to 4 — navy suit, striped tie — and stopped to speak at length with members of the military in uniform. "We had 16," he could be heard explaining to a few, which resulted in much laughter from the group.
Sixteen what? Sixteen who? Impossible to tell. The nonmilitary guests were too polite to eavesdrop, which the breeze made it difficult to do anyway, even if they had tried, which they most certainly did not. They occupied themselves by eating cucumber sandwiches while pretending not to stare.
The ambassador gave a speech, and then second lady Jill Biden gave a speech, honoring the sacrifice and contributions of British and American soldiers. "I'm sinking!" Biden exclaimed, because high heels really were inadvisable after this rain we've been having.
His Royal Highness made no speech but participated in the planting of a maple tree in celebration of Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee. He obligingly scooped shovelfuls of dirt around the tree and then obligingly pretended to get a stomach cramp from the exertion, which everyone applauded, and you thought: Now I get it. He really is astoundingly good at this royal thing. He really has mastered the art of standing, smiling, nodding, as if he didn't have anything better to do than chat.
"Were you all kept in the corner on purpose?" he joked with one cluster of people — cheeky! — before moving along.
"That counts, right?" A woman in a floral dress wanted to make sure that this encounter counted as Meeting a Prince. "That counts?"
A few hours later, he had been sculpted into a tuxedo for the Atlantic Council dinner, stepping past throngs of admirers (How did they know he was here? Oh, Twitter.) and into the Ritz-Carlton hotel. Basement ballroom, clanking forks, gorgeous tables.
The other recipients of the evening were U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, who was honored for international leadership; violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter, who was honored for artistic leadership; Unilever chief executive Paul Polman — business leadership; and all the enlisted men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces, for their distinguished military leadership. Sgt. Maj. Bryan Battaglia, the senior noncommissioned officer in the U.S. military, accepted the award from Atlantic Council Chairman Chuck Hagel and spoke of the "robust strength" and "grit" of his fellow enlisted men.
Mutter's award was presented by her former husband, composer Andre Previn. She accepted musically, with a rendition of Gershwin. Ban's award was presented by Henry Kissinger. The secretary general called attention to the turmoil in Syria, receiving applause for saying, "There can be no compromise on issues of justice or human rights."
Harry's award — only the second time that a humanitarian award has been given by the council (Bono was the other) — was presented by Gen. Colin Powell, who delightedly reminded the audience that the prince had another title: Capt. Harry Wales.
"The average age has dropped 25 years" at the dinner because of the captain's presence, Powell said, also noting: "We have a record number of young, single women."
In truth, the audience looked fairly distinguished, fairly salt-and-pepper and the grown-ups clapped as hard as the young 'uns when the prince delivered a moving acceptance speech on behalf of the Foundation of Prince William and Prince Harry, which assists wounded servicemen with reintegration into civilian life.
"British and American forces train together, fight together and, tragically, some are wounded and some die together," said Harry, calling for continued cooperation between the countries' armed forces and reminding the audience that a warrior's struggle does not end when he or she leaves the battlefield.
"I obviously don't feel I've done nearly enough to deserve this," he said. The audience, obviously, disagreed.


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Mark Jacobs has posted the latest Foundational Principle article for Camelot Unchained. In this post, Jacobs speaks of the fun that can be had in a true sandbox game.
One of my goals with CU's design was to look at the concept of sandboxing in terms of all relevant systems and determine where to best apply it. In doing so, I looked at all aspects of this game including character skills, classes, magic system, crafting, building, etc. to determine where we would be best served by utilizing a more building block approach to the system(s) or much more rigid approach. In terms of the physical world, I looked at applying the concept of a truly open world to CU's RvR system, since the terms open world and sandbox are not necessarily synonymous. However, you cannot spell sandbox without the word box (well, you can try but don't enter a "spelling bee" and hope to win it) and as such, there will be multiple boxes in this game to help ensure that things can't get too far out of balance. In some cases, it will be a very large box (such as RvR); in other cases, it may be a very small box (such as the class/skill systems) as needed for balance, overall gameplay enjoyment, and, of course, practicality.
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|Haxe Foundation
|First appeared
|Stable release
|3.2.1 / October 11, 2015
|Typing discipline
|Implementation language
|IA-32, x86-64
|Windows, OS X, Linux
|GPL v2, library: MIT
|Filename extensions
|.hx .hxml
|Influenced by
|ActionScript, OCaml, Java
Haxe is an open source high-level multi-platform programming language and compiler that can produce applications and source code for many different platforms from a single code-base.[1][2][3][4]
Haxe includes a set of common functionality that is supported across all platforms, such as numeric data types, text, arrays, binary and some common file formats.[2][5] Haxe also includes platform-specific API for Adobe Flash, C++, PHP and other languages.[2][6]
Code written in the Haxe language can be source-to-source compiled into ActionScript 3 code, JavaScript programs, Java, C#, C++ standalone applications, Python, PHP, Apache CGI, and Node.js server-side applications.[2][5][7]
Haxe is also a full-featured ActionScript 3-compatible Adobe Flash compiler, that can compile a SWF file directly from Haxe code.[2][8] Haxe can also compile to Neko applications, built by the same developer.
Major users of Haxe include TiVo, Prezi, Nickelodeon, Disney, Mattel, Hasbro, Coca Cola, Toyota and BBC.[9][10] OpenFL and Flambe are popular Haxe frameworks that enable the creation of multi-platform content from a single codebase.[10] With HTML5 dominating over Adobe Flash in recent years, Haxe, Unity and other cross-platform tools are increasingly necessary to target modern platforms while providing backward compatibility with Adobe Flash Player.[10][11]
- 1 Architecture
- 2 Platform support
- 3 Language
- 4 See also
- 5 References
- 6 External links
Unified language[edit]
The most unique aspect of the Haxe architecture was the decision to support Flash, JavaScript and the server with a single unified language.[12][13] In typical web development projects, developers must use many different languages to build an integrated web application:[12][13]
- PHP or another server-side language to generate HTML
- JavaScript to manipulate HTML on the client-side
- ActionScript for graphical sections built in Flash
- XML or a similar protocol to communicate between the components
Haxe originated with the idea of creating all such aspects in a single language, and simplifying the communication logic between aspects.[12][13][14]
In a book authored by Nicolas Cannasse (the founder of the Haxe project), he states that the original goals of Haxe as the following:[12]
- Build a language more powerful than ActionScript 2 or ActionScript 3
- Be able to easily port an ActionScript application to Haxe
- Be able to use this language for Flash 6, 7, 8 and 9
- Be able to use this language for JavaScript-Ajax
- Be able to use this language for server-side programming, instead of PHP or Java
The Haxe compiler is separated into one frontend and multiple backends. The frontend is responsible for parsing and type-checking the input language, applying macros, general optimizations, various transformations, and for producing the intermediate representation of the code, the typed abstract syntax tree (AST). Each of the backends is responsible for translating that AST into either source code or bytecode for the respective target.
The compiler is written in OCaml. It can be run in server-mode to provide code completion for IDEs and maintain a cache, to speed up compilation even more.[15]
In Haxe, supported platforms are known as "targets", which are Haxe modules that provide access to core-APIs (language and bytecode targets), for the compiler-backends that are responsible for generating the respective code, and for runtimes with specific APIs that go beyond the core language support (platform-targets).
- Bytecode Targets produce executable byte code (Neko, SWF, SWF8), that can be executed directly by the runtime (Neko VM, Adobe Flash Player, Adobe AIR). Haxe API and platform-specific API is available.
- Language Targets produce source code (AS3, C++, C#, Java). Most source code must be compiled by a third-party compiler to produce an executable file (Flex SDK, GCC, Microsoft Visual C++, Microsoft .NET, Java compiler). JavaScript and PHP code can be run directly, since the runtime uses just-in-time compilation. Inline code written in the target language can be inserted at any point in the application, thereby supporting the entire platform API; even features missing from the Haxe wrapper API.
- External Modules are type definitions (
extern classin Haxe) that describe the types of native APIs or libraries, so the Haxe compiler can use static type-checking.
The Haxe compiler is an optimizing compiler, and uses function inlining, constant folding and dead code elimination (DCE) to optimize the run-time performance of compiled programs.
The run-time performance of Haxe programs varies depending on the target platform:
- ActionScript 3: Programs produced using the Haxe compiler usually run faster than programs produced using the Apache Flex SDK ActionScript Compiler.[16] However, using ActionScript Compiler 2 (ASC2) with proper code design[17] many have reported comparable performance.
- JavaScript: Programs produced using the Haxe compiler run at a comparable speed to handwritten JavaScript programs.[18] OpenFL is a common Haxe-powered framework that can run in HTML5-JavaScript, but content built with OpenFL currently suffers performance issues on mobile devices.[18]
- C++: Programs produced using the Haxe compiler rival handwritten C++ programs, but C++ applications built with OpenFL suffer major performance issues.[19]
Development of Haxe was started in October 2005[20] and the first beta version was released in February 2006. Haxe 1.0 was released in April 2006, with support for Adobe Flash, Javascript, and Neko programs.
Haxe was developed by Nicolas Cannasse and other contributors, and was originally named haXe because it was short, simple, and "has an X inside", which the author humorously asserts is necessary to make any new technology a success.[21]
Haxe is the successor to the open-source ActionScript 2 compiler MTASC, also built by Nicolas Cannasse,[12][22] and is released under the GNU General Public License version 2 or later.[23]
Haxe has much in common with ActionScript 3. The Haxe compiler is developed in the OCaml language. No knowledge of OCaml is necessary to develop applications using Haxe.
Advantages to using Haxe include:
- Cross platform abilities
- A fully developed high-level language
- Ability to target modern platforms such as C#.NET and Adobe AIR
- Ability to target devices that only support C++[24]
Source code[edit]
The recommended IDE for Haxe development is FlashDevelop,[12] which supports ActionScript 2, 3 and Haxe as first-class languages with syntax highlighting, code completion, and other features.[12][25] Code folding, code refactoring and interactive debugging is also supported within the IDE.[26]
To help leverage existing code, the open-source community has created source code converters for:
To help build applications in various platforms, or to help convert Haxe code into other languages, the Haxe compiler can compile:
- Haxe to ActionScript 3[29]
- Haxe to PHP[30]
- Haxe to C++[31]
- Haxe to Java[32]
- Haxe to C#[33]
- Haxe to Python[34]
Platform support[edit]
The Haxe language can compile into bytecode for different virtual machines such as the Adobe Flash Player and Neko, and can generate source code in ActionScript 3, JavaScript, and includes experimental support for C++ and C#.
This strategy of "compiling" to multiple source code languages is inspired by the write once, run anywhere paradigm. It also allows the programmer to choose the best platform for the job.
The following table documents platform/language support in Haxe. Most Haxe programs will function without changes in any given language, although Haxe programs that use platform-specific API will function only in the given platform.
|Code generator
|Since Haxe version
|byte code
|Adobe Flash Player 6+
|Desktop, browser
|2005 (alpha)
|byte code
|Adobe Flash Player 9+, Adobe AIR, Tamarin VM
|Desktop, browser, server
|2005 (alpha)
|ActionScript 3[5]
|Adobe Flash Player 9+
|Server, desktop
|2007 (1.12)
|C++ (hxcpp)[5]
|Windows, Linux, OS X
|Server, desktop, CLI
|2009 (2.04)
|Android,[35] Apple iOS,[7] Palm webOS[36]
|2009 (2.04)
|.NET Framework
|Server, desktop, mobile
|2012 (2.10)
|Server, desktop
|2012 (2.10)
|HTML 5, NodeJS, PhoneGap
|Server, desktop, browser, mobile
|2006 (beta)
|byte code
|Server, desktop, CLI
|2005 (alpha)
|2008 (2.0)
|CLI, web, desktop
|2014 (3.2)
Haxe is a general-purpose language with object-oriented programming, exceptions, and type inference with class parameters. Generic classes, reflectivity, iterators, and functional programming are built-in functionality of the language and libraries.[37] Unusual among programming languages, Haxe contains a type system which is both strong and dynamic. The compiler will check types implicitly and give compile-time errors, but it also enables the programmer to bypass type-checking and rely on the target platform's dynamic type-handling.
Haxe is similar to ECMAScript, although almost no ECMAScript code will run on Haxe without modifications. Unlike ECMAScript, Haxe is a compiled language. Haxe is inspired by ActionScript, Java, and OCaml.[13]
Since Haxe had its origins in ActionScript 3, all of the existing Flash API can be used, although Haxe requires better-formed code and programming standards than Adobe compilers (for example, with regard to scoping and data typing).
Type system[edit]
Haxe is statically typed. It has a rich type system that offers classes, interfaces, function/method types, anonymous types, algebraic data types (ADTs, called enum in Haxe), abstract types. Classes, ADTs and function types allow parametric polymorphism based on type erasure, sometimes also called Generics in object-oriented programming languages.
Bounded quantification is also part of the feature set: type parameters can be constrained to a set of zero or more types.
Haxe doesn't offer variance annotations for type parameters, the type constructors are always invariant in their parameter types.
Subtype polymorphism is supported via standard, single-inheritance.
Further, Haxe supports both structural typing and nominal typing. To ease the burden on the programmer, without sacrificing type safety, Haxe supports type-inference, which in many cases alleviates the need to write out types explicitly.
Classes (keyword "class") in Haxe are similar to those in Java or ActionScript 3. Their fields can be either methods, variables or properties, each static or per instance respectively. Haxe supports the accessors "public" and "private", as well as more advanced methods for access control (ACL, link), that are denoted using annotations. Methods and static variables of constant values can be inlined using the "inline" keyword.
Interfaces in Haxe are very similar to those in, for example, Java.
interface ICreature {
public var birth:Date;
public var name:String;
public function age():Int;
class Fly implements ICreature {
public var birth:Date;
public var name:String;
public function age():Int return Date.now().getFullYear() - birth.getFullYear();
Enumerated types[edit]
Enumerated types are a key feature of the language; they can have parameters of their own and can be recursive.[38] They are similar to algebraic data types (ADT) in languages like ML or Haskell. Technically speaking, they are proper sum types, with the provision that the product types they include must be defined within them. This means they are not simply indexed "magic-number" values as in most languages, and can be used to elegantly solve complex programming problems:
enum Color {
rgb( r : Int, g : Int, b : Int );
class Colors {
static function toInt ( c : Color ) : Int {
return switch ( c ) {
case red: 0xFF0000;
case green: 0x00FF00;
case blue: 0x0000FF;
case rgb(r, g, b): (r << 16) | (g << 8) | b;
static function validCalls() {
var redint = toInt(Color.red);
var rgbint = toInt(Color.rgb(100, 100, 100));
Haxe also supports parametrised enums types. Examples of this include Haxe standard library types Option[39] and Either:[40]
enum Option<T> {
enum Either<L, R> {
Haxe also supports generalized algebraic data types (GADTs).[41][42]
Anonymous types[edit]
Anonymous types are defined by denoting their structure explicitly, they can be given an alias by using a type definition (keyword "typedef"):
typedef Anon = { a:Int, b:String, c:Float->Void };
Function types[edit]
Functions are first-class values in Haxe. Their type is denoted by using arrows between argument types, and the argument type(s) and return type respectively, as common in many functional languages. However, unlike in prominent examples like Haskell or the ML-family of languages, not all functions are unary functions (functions with one argument only), and in Haxe, functions can't be partially applied per default. Therefore, the following type signatures have different semantics than in the aforementioned languages. The type F is a function that takes an Int and a String as arguments, and returns a value of type Float.
The same notation in a language with unary functions only, would refer to a function that takes an Int as argument, and returns a function of Type String->Float.
Types F2 and F3 denote the same type. Both are binary functions that return a binary function of type F. For F3 the syntax to declare a function type within a function type is used.
typedef F = Int->String->Float;
typedef F2 = Int->String->F;
typedef F3 = Int->String->(Int->String->Float);
Abstract types[edit]
A concept called abstract types is the latest addition to the Haxe type system. They allow to reuse existing types for specific purposes, like implementing types for units of measurement, to greatly reduce the risk of mixing up values of the same underlying type, but with different meanings (e.g. miles vs. km). The term "abstract type" as it is used in Haxe refer to something different from a conventional abstract type.
The following example assumes that the metric system is the default, while a conversion to miles is necessary for legacy data. Haxe is able to automatically convert miles to kilometers, but not in the opposite direction.
abstract Kilometer(Float) {
public function new(v:Float) this = v;
abstract Mile(Float) {
public function new(v:Float) this = v;
@:to public inline function toKilometer():Kilometer return (new Kilometer(this / 0.62137));
class Test {
static var km:Kilometer;
static function main(){
var one100Miles = new Mile(100);
km = one100Miles;
trace(km); // 160.935
As the example shows, no explicit conversion is required for the assignment "km = one100Miles;" to do the right thing.
Structural typing[edit]
Structural typing plays a major role in many functional programming languages, and only to a much lesser extent in common OOP languages. Unlike in (exclusively) nominative type systems, the equality of two types isn't established by some kind of name tag, but rather by the structure of a type. Structural types can be thought of as implicit interfaces:
class FooBar {
public var foo:Int;
public var bar:String;
public function new(){ foo=1; bar="2";}
function anyFooBar(v:{foo:Int,bar:String}) trace(v.foo);
static function test(){
var fb = new FooBar();
See also[edit]
Also on the Haxe platform:
Other languages that compile to JavaScript:
Other multi-platform languages:
- ^ "Nicolas' announcement of spelling change on Haxe official mail list".
- ^ a b c d e Ponticelli, Franco (2008-02-11). Professional haXe and Neko. Wiley. ISBN 0470122137.
- ^ Ivanov, Michael (2011-05-24). Away3D 3.6 Cookbook. Packt Publishing Ltd. ISBN 1849512817.
- ^ Doucet, Lars (2015-06-03). "Haxe/OpenFL for home game consoles". Gamasutra.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Introduction to the Haxe Standard Library, Haxe Docs
- ^ Target Specific APIs, Introduction to the Haxe Standard Library, Haxe Docs
- ^ a b Haxe, iPhone & C++ At Last, GameHaxe website
- ^ Dasnois, Benjamin (2011-07-26). HaXe 2 Beginner's Guide. Packt Publishing Ltd. ISBN 1849512574.
- ^ Companies using Haxe, Haxe Docs
- ^ a b c Doucet, Lars (2014-06-24). "Dear Adobe: Support Haxe, save your Tools". Gamasutra.
- ^ Doucet, Lars (2014-03-18). "Flash is dead, long live OpenFL!". Gamasutra.
- ^ a b c d e f g Grden, John; Mineault, Patrick; Balkan, Aral; Hughes, Marc; Arnold, Wade (2008-07-16). The Essential Guide to Open Source Flash Development. Apress. p. Chapter 9 (Using Haxe). ISBN 1430209941.
- ^ a b c d "Haxe Interview". Io Programmo. 2009-04-01: 1–6.
- ^ Fisher, Matt (2013-01-01). HTML5 for Flash Developers. Packt Publishing Ltd. ISBN 1849693331.
- ^ Server mode command-line :
haxe --wait [host:]port
- ^ AS3 vs haXe performance, SplashDust website
- ^ AS3 Performance Optimization, Starling Wiki
- ^ a b Vadim Dyachenko (2013-12-05). "On "You can't make good HTML5 games in Haxe"". Yellow After Life.
- ^ Kaya, Talha (2014-07-04). "OpenFL & Haxe, A Bumpy Start". Gamasutra.
- ^ "Haxe 3.2 Release". Github.
- ^ "Haxe mailing list post on naming".
- ^ MTASC Compiler, MTASC website
- ^ "Haxe license page".
- ^ "Haxe introduction page".
- ^ Main Page, FlashDevelop Wiki, "first class support for Flash ActionScript (AS2 and AS3) and Haxe development"
- ^ Haxe Support, FlashDevelop Wiki
- ^ as3hx, AS3 to Haxe converter, Haxe source code repository
- ^ CS2HX - C# to haXe converter, CodePlex project hosting
- ^ Haxe Compiler Targets, Haxe docs, "ActionScript 3, Source"
- ^ Haxe Compiler Targets, Haxe docs, "PHP, Source"
- ^ Haxe Compiler Targets, Haxe docs, "C++, Source"
- ^ Haxe Compiler Targets, Haxe docs, "Java, Source"
- ^ Haxe Compiler Targets, Haxe docs, "C#, Source"
- ^ Haxe Compiler Targets, Haxe docs, "Python, Source"
- ^ "Blog post mentioning Android port progress".
- ^ "How to get started with Haxe 2.06 and the webOS PDK [archived on WayBackMachine]".
- ^ "Haxe language reference".
- ^ "Haxe reference detailing the use of enum".
- ^ "haxe/Option.hx at development · HaxeFoundation/haxe". Github.
- ^ "haxe/Either.hx at development · HaxeFoundation/haxe". Github.
- ^ "Language Features". Haxe - The Cross-platform Toolkit. Haxe Foundation. Retrieved 30 April 2015.
- ^ "haxe/TestGADT.hx at development · HaxeFoundation/haxe". Github.
- ^ "A Scala to JavaScript compiler".
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Official Haxe book
- Haxe Learning - Comprehensive Haxe tutorial wiki
- Getting Started with Haxe in FDT 5.0
- haxe.us - an introductory tutorial


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Russell Lissack
|Russell Lissack
Lissack performing in 2007
|Background information
|Birth name
|Russell Dean Lissack
11 March 1981
Chingford, London, England
|Years active
|Associated acts
|Notable instruments
|Fender Telecaster
Russell Dean Lissack[1] (born 11 March 1981), an English musician, is the lead guitarist of London-based indie rock band Bloc Party. Lissack is also in the electronica band Pin Me Down; a duo of himself and Milena Mepris. He joined Northern Irish rock band Ash as a touring guitarist during 2010.
Early life and beginnings[edit]
Lissack grew up in Chingford, east London and went to Bancroft's School in Woodford Green. He then studied Sociology at London South Bank University, dropping out weeks before graduation so he could tour with Bloc Party.[citation needed]
Lissack cites some of his major influences as Manic Street Preachers, Suede, Blur, Radiohead, The Smashing Pumpkins, New Order, The Smiths, Prince, Weezer, the anime series Escaflowne and late 1990 trance music.[2]
Music career[edit]
Bloc Party (2003–present)[edit]
Lissack formed Bloc Party in 2003, throughout his time in Bloc Party he discovered the Heavy Rock band Loom from Leamington Spa who had a major influence on his song writing.
Pin Me Down (2007–2010)[edit]
Lissack also played with Milena Mepris in Pin Me Down who released a single, "Cryptic" through French label Kitsune in 2008. Pin Me Down released their debut self-titled album on 19 April 2010. Pin Me Down's album was produced by Alex Elena who used to be in Pin Me Down's manager Robt Ptaks band The Bastard Kings of Rock. Mepris was also in Ptak's band Artificial Joy.
Ash (2010–present)[edit]
During the first Bloc Party hiatus in 2010, Lissack was asked to join Northern Irish rock band Ash as a touring guitarist and keyboard player. Since joining, Lissack has been an on-off member, depending on his availability. A fan of the band, Lissack's first performance as a musician was in an Ash covers band during his teenage years, which was the first time Bloc Party frontman Kele Okereke saw him play guitar. In an interview with Okereke discussing the Bloc Party track "Song For Clay (Disappear Here)" he notes that there's a guitar piece which references "Lose Control" from Ash's record 1977.[3] Lissack would then go on to meet the band when both Bloc Party and Ash performed at SXSW in 2005.[4][5]
On 30 September 2010, Lissack was bitten by a lion cub as he visited a sanctuary in South Africa on Ash's tour with the Parlotones and was taken to hospital for treatment.[6]
Talking to Spinner, Ash drummer Rick McMurray said that if Bloc Party weren't to reform then he'd want Lissack to join the band as an official member "If Bloc Party don't get back together, then yes, why not?". Ash bassist Mark Hamilton joked that during rehearsals Lissack ended up having to teach his new bandmates how to play some of their own songs.[7] Lissack played a number of tours & other dates with the band before Bloc Party reforming in 2011, since then Lissack has made a number of appearances. It is currently unknown with Bloc Party again going on hiatus and Ash starting work on new material whether Lissack will feature.[8]
Other projects[edit]
Lissack remixed Kate Nash's single, "Pumpkin Soup". Lissack has also remixed the song 'Bring 'Em Down' by Lostprophets for their 2012 studio album 'Weapons' deluxe edition, where it is featured as Track 15.
Lissack played guitar on the track "My Complications" from Mew's 2015 album + -. [9]
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