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Learning of Ray Harryhausen's death has left me feeling a bit hollowed out, and of course very sad. I love his stop-motion work, and certain of his films have become landmarks in my mind, so much so that, in the usual selfish way, I can hardly think about his passing without thinking about some part of me passing as well. I've had a proprietary attitude about Ray's work for most of my life—mine, mine, mine!—but of course that's ridiculous, since I know he has inspired many and has cast a long, long shadow.
My condolences to Mr. Harryhausen's family, friends, and colleagues on their personal loss, more important than my own selfish love for the man's films. May his memory live and grow, and his work be studied and appreciated by new generations. May the warmth, good humor, and sheer joy that always peeks out of that work be remembered too, and valued.
To me, Harryhausen is no less than a culture hero. Certainly he was one of the cinema's great visual artists, one of the effects field's huge, magnetic influences, and the creator of a charming and eerie menagerie of on-screen beasts unmatched for their eccentric liveliness: "the creatures of legend" indeed, remade for the movies.
What follows was written not today but the better part of eight years ago, on the occasion of Warner's home DVD release (2005) of the original King Kong (1933), the film that sparked Harryhausen's love of stop-motion and so profoundly shaped his life. The commentaries by Harryhausen on that DVD set reminded me, yet again, of my awe for his own work. I have not much edited what follows; I just wanted to get it online again by way of tribute, right away:
The King Kong of 1933 inspired Ray Harryhausen's long, fruitful career, indeed was the template for many of his films. Its lost-island, Lost World premise recurred in Harryhausen's many mysterious islands, remote valleys, and bygone kingdoms; its ape-ripped-from-his-element motif inspired his set pieces about ancient or otherworldly critters let loose on modern human settlements: the dinosaur standoffs in The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms and The Valley of Gwangi, the Ymir's assault on Rome in 20 Million Miles to Earth. The familiar spectacle of monsters stomping cities – a trope launched with The Lost World (1925) and Kong, then amped up with Godzilla, Them!, and all their post-nuclear kin – gave Harryhausen his way in to feature filmmaking in the 1950s.
Yet the movie that heralded Harryhausen's arrival as a film artist of stature was a return to the lost island theme without the added gimmick of the monster let loose on the metropolis, and without the fashionable paranoia of 50s sci-fi: The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958), Harryhausen's first feature in Technicolor and a straight plunge into storybook fantasy. 7th Voyage, an Arabian Nights fairy tale directed by Nathan Juran, channeled Douglas Fairbanks's and Alexander Korda et al.'s Thief of Bagdad films just as clearly as it referenced the Alf Layla, Gallimand, and Burton. Swashbuckling high fantasy with nary a touch of historical verism, it offered actors Kerwin Matthews and Kathryn Grant as achingly Anglo incarnations of, respectively, Sinbad and his expected princess-in-distress, accompanied by a bald and sinister Torin Thatcher as the scheming wizard whose treachery propels the plot. What was new in 7th Voyage was also what was wonderful about it: its knitting together of Thief of Bagdad-style spectacle (Korda's Thief, released in 1940 when Harryhausen was about twenty, was one of the most sumptuous Technicolor fantasies of its time) with Harryhausen's preposterously vital stop-motion creatures, a flock of beasts such as never before seen in a live-action film: a gigantic Roc, a cloven-hoofed Cyclops, a sword-fighting skeleton, a woman transformed into a serpent, a dragon on a leash. Here was a film that, in the sheer extent and variety of its animated characters, and in its vaulting enthusiasm for fantastic set pieces, far surpassed any previous Harryhausen effort.
7th Voyage, the signature Harryhausen movie, established a blueprint that he clung to for most of his remaining films: an exotic plot plundering ancient myth and/or nineteenth-century fantasy (sometimes nineteenth-century visions of past or future) and always populated with several fantastic creatures. These creatures were far enough from humankind to be mysterious and technically dazzling (apparently Harryhausen felt cheated whenever viewers assumed that his creations were mere actors in suits, à la Godzilla), yet were imbued with a convincing animal vigor, and, at their best, with decidedly human qualities: pride, self-satisfaction, puzzlement, anger, pain, anguish, stoic strength. An animator, puppeteer and storyteller of great gifts, Harryhausen used these painstakingly sculpted toy creatures, his tabletop proxies, to pantomime emotion with the fierce theatricality of silent film acting, telegraphing feeling and gesture with the clarity of a master exaggerator.
While some of his features – I think here of The Three Worlds of Gulliver, First Men in the Moon, and what may be his best overall film on narrative terms, Mysterious Island – offered relatively few opportunities for such dramatic stop-motion acting, it is the films in which the creatures seem most human that today leave the strongest impression, if not for their overall excellence then for the sheer liveliness of their menageries. Above all, these are Harryhausen's trademark movies: 7th Voyage, Jason and the Argonauts (1963), and the later, more cynically contemporary but still happily childlike Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1974). The overflowing variety of stop-motion puppeteering in these films remains breathtaking.
Looking back at 7th Voyage, I can see all the qualities that distinguished Harryhausen as an animator and filmmaker, and the several ways he boosted the technical and dramatic vocabulary of fantasy cinema. For one thing, he developed new and suppler ways of intermixing stop-motion and live elements, that is, of optically layering animation and live action. 7th Voyage was a supreme test of his capabilities in this area, for it took what had been a black-and-white idiom and imported it into vivid color (thus posing additional technical difficulties in terms of color matching and consistency of film grain). Harryhausen, after all, was not simply a sensitive puppeteer and an animator of Sisyphean patience, but also, like his mentor Willis (Kong) O'Brien, an all-around effects wizard, using various optical and mechanical tricks to blend live and animated characters as seamlessly as possible.
Secondly, Harryhausen extended the thematic reach of the fantasy film, making "monster" movies that went beyond routine city-smashing to conjure up mythic settings and (damn, almost always on shoestring budgets) a sense of epic scope. This reliance on the mythic and folkloric helped to justify his most bizarre animated excursions: he understood that creatures and set pieces that would seem absurd in a modern setting could play out beautifully in a faraway, storybook world. The Greek-mythological riffing in Jason and the Argonauts, for example, was something new in live-action film fantasy: a classically inspired quest peopled with a peculiar horde of imaginary beasts.
Thirdly – and this is the quality of his films that endures most strongly, even though his other qualities have, arguably, been surpassed or rendered commonplace by more recent FX technology – he instilled his best creations with so much personality as to make even the most frightening of them almost comic in their vividness. To put it bluntly, while Harryhausen's efforts at reality have long since been trumped by CGI and digital compositing, his best stop-motion sequences remain, in effect, oddly charming puppet films, bristling with peculiarity and energy – with life.
Perhaps the most obvious miracle of Harryhausen's films, post 7th Voyage, was the fact that they got made at all, for logistically (and thus economically) they were difficult affairs that practically redefined the relationship between production and postproduction. Much of what made the films work was completed by Harryhausen, at times almost single-handedly, months after the principal live-action photography was completed; what's more, the live-action shoots had to anticipate, in fact defer to, the complex animated setups that were to come later. Blocking on set and on location – in essence, choreography – was part of what Harryhausen did to enable his delicate postproduction work; basically, the "live" elements were treated as raw material for the more complex compositions and sequences that would gradually emerge from his delicate tabletop manipulations. Harryhausen became the editor, the de facto director, of the creature sequences; for him, "postproduction" was a crucial stage of production. He effectively anticipated the practice of today's digital filmmakers who spend long months manipulating live-action shoots in postproduction, sometimes relying on postproduction to create the entire look of a film. Harryhausen did something similar in his lengthy Dynamation shoots, but with a medium much less malleable than computer imaging: actual film footage. He layered stop-motion characters, miniature sets, live-action footage and various optical process shots to create intricate images, sometimes whole environments and sequences. The process was unforgiving in its demands for precision and stamina.
So, besides marveling at Harryhausen's concentration and technical efficiency, and appreciating the undiluted expression of his sensibility in so many films, we ought to nod in thanks to Harryhausen's logistical partner in all of his feature films, producer Charles H. Schneer. Presumably, Schneer's job included not only co-planning each film with Harryhausen but also smoothing the way so that Harryhausen could pursue, without interruption or argument, his highly individualistic, shall we say eccentric, production method (which, while involving every stage of the process, put special strain on postproduction). Schneer, in short, helped guarantee Harryhausen's authorship of every film: his decisive input into story, design, and even principal photography, as well as the final patient, grueling months of animation and effects work, in which the fantastic set pieces were brought to fruition and the tone and rhythm of the finished film were set. Each production must have placed enormous pressure on Harryhausen in the final months, as he labored to bring off his visions: stop-motion became in a sense the rate-determining step, the long, narrow end of the funnel that was the production process (in his marvelous memoir and technical journal, An Animated Life, Harryhausen reveals that for 7th Voyage principal photography took six weeks but the subsequent animation work took eleven months). Financially as well as creatively, Harryhausen must have been very often under the gun – yet somehow he and Schneer contrived ways to make these eminently impractical films do-able.
They did so on lean budgets: Harryhausen's features were B-movies with A-list elements squeezed out through sheer doggedness and ingenuity. Though the films lacked high production values, they often managed to hide this fact, thanks to the collaborators' resourcefulness and Harryhausen's understanding that atmosphere and vividness of character could fill in the gaps. That a relatively low-budget film like 7th Voyage should contain both Harryhausen's visuals and the world-class musical scoring of Bernard Herrmann is, in hindsight, a miracle in itself – one in a long line. Schneer and Harryhausen were thrifty, filming well away from Hollywood, making England their base, and often resorting to little-exploited continental locations that were not only attractive but also relatively affordable (Spain was a favorite destination, starting with 7th Voyage). Harryhausen's soaring imagination, then, had to be matched by a certain hard-headed pragmatism, as well as, again, bottomless patience – a rare combination of qualities.
Harryhausen's idol, Willis O'Brien, possessed these qualities in abundance, but did not have the sort of long-term partner Harryhausen had in Schneer. Without such a dependable, sympathetic and resourceful producer, O'Brien was not able to bring many of his splendid, eccentric visions to the screen. (Perhaps centralized studio production simply wasn't amenable to stop-motion filmmaking?) Harryhausen's entire approach to feature film production was stenciled from O'Brien's, but, improbably, Harryhausen was able to go his mentor one further by creating a long string of features that, despite narrow financial straits, brought to the screen visions of rare individuality and quirkiness. Again, a miracle. Schneer (who died in 2009) was Harryhausen's steadfast partner, and together they made a unique and very effective team.
Whatever it was that made the films technically possible, I cherish the charm, free invention, and sheer chutzpah of Ray's finest work. Design, atmosphere, and feeling, qualities no easier to achieve with CGI than in the old days, saturate Ray's films, giving them a vivid, dreamlike weirdness that will stay with me always. That's the real miracle.
Thank you, Ray.


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May 11, 2012 06:01 CETRenault is betting heavily on the success of its electric vehicle range. Despite a slow start for the French brand's new battery-powered models, Thierry Koskas, Renault's EV project director, stands by an earlier forecast that EVs will represent 10 percent of all cars sold in Europe by 2020.
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May 11, 2012 11:18 CETFord's head of manufacturing in Europe, Mike Flewitt, has left after just five months in the job. His successor is Jeff Wood, who had been director of manufacturing for Ford's North America vehicle assembly operations.
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3:36 pm U.S. ET | May 11, 2012Auto legend Carroll Shelby died last night at Baylor Hospital in Dallas at the age of 89. After a successful career as a race driver was shortened by a health issue, Shelby turned automaker in the 1960s.
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8:14 pm U.S. ET | May 11, 2012Carroll Shelby finally lost the grudge match against his own human frailty. His heart gave out in his thirties. He should have died in the '50s when he was racing Aston Martins in Europe, popping nitro glycerin capsules under his tongue each race. But he didn't die -- not for another half-century.
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1:15 pm U.S. ET | May 11, 2012The government doesn't plan to end its part ownership of General Motors in the near future, a newspaper reported today.
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12:56 pm U.S. ET | May 11, 2012Ally Financial, the former GMAC financing company that provides loans to auto dealers and car buyers, is poised to sever its Residential Capital mortgage unit in a pre-arranged bankruptcy filing that could come as soon as Sunday.
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Kimberton Waldorf School alumni enrich the world around them. We are proud to shine a spotlight on some of our alumni to showcase their stories, career development, interests, accomplishments, and milestones.
This month's featured alumni spotlight is Hugo F. Rodriguez Jr. '84.
Hugo F. Rodriguez Jr., who has worked with the State Department for many years, including overseas as a U.S. Diplomat, was recently named U.S. Consul General of Mexico City.
Hugo graduated from Kimberton Waldorf School in 1984 and then attended Hampden-Sydney College before continuing on to the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business. He has worked extensively overseas with the State Department in many different countries including Mexico, Peru, Italy, Iraq and India.
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My first problem is that the method you posted earlier is that it stores the value in only five variables, which basically means two letter per variable, and this is NOT what I want...I want one letter per variable. I'm sure I could whip up a seperation script, though. After doing this, the game applies a cipher, and applies my method of conversion, which I won't reveal right here, so I don't have someone who's playing my rom hack in the future stumble upon it, and suddenly find him or herself able to create a team of six level 100 Arceus. If you really want/need to know, feel free to PM me. And thanks for your help!
Well about the method, it isn't my fault, it's how the keyboard works, and i can't do anything about it without breaking compatibility to all other things that use it (at least me, i'm sure that there are many people out there who know a lot more ASM than me).
But yeah, a separation script is totally possible, just use copybyte to copy a byte to other variable while using writebytetooffset to clear the other 8bits (1-byte) of the variable.
The cipher... Well, i'm a student of asm for about 2 years from now, and i'm willing to try to learn everything about it. I'm not asking to see your cipher specifically, but an example of one would be nice for me to learn how to deal with those things.
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Oh yea...thanks for that routine...but after a quick glance, it seems to all be stuff I can already access.
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Lambeau turf to get makeover
A new natural grass surface, reinforced with man-made fibers, will be installed at Lambeau during the offseason. The new turf will go on top of a completely new drainage and heating system.
Technically, it will still be the Frozen Tundra. But the new tundra will be partially man-made.
The new surface will be identical to the surface at Clark Hinkle Field.
Packers' chairman Bob Harlan said the decision to go with the new turf was made because of the success the franchise had with the Hinkle Field. Players and coaches like the surface, he said.
The GrassMaster turf is also used by the Denver Broncos, Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Packers also plan to replace the concrete service path that encircles the playing field. The concrete will come out and a new rubberized surface will go in its place.
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Performance has the ViewPoint Flare 5 and it seems to be popular and recommended over the EL500 and is a lot cheaper. I've seen some positive reviews of the Flare 5 on BF, but some of these refer to the "ViewPoint Flare", not the "ViewPoint Flare 5". Is there a difference or are people just too lazy to type the '5'?
When I bought the Cateye at Performance online the description for it seemed impressive - 1 LED! 1000 Candela power! Blinds you if you look at it! Wow! (Then again, those $1 LED keychains will blind you if you look directly at them too...) In my experience, when the batteries are fully charged it is a decent light for <18mph riding on relatively clear roads. However the narrow beam and lack of a blinky mode means that if you aim it at the road it's much less likely for an oncoming car to notice you, and if you aim it up at the cars, you might annoy the driver slightly but not see where you are going at all. And when the batteries get down to less than 50% it's kind of useless for either purpose.
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Scientists closer to perfecting hydrogen-producing artificial leaf
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Washington, Feb 19 : Scientists are a step closer to achieving perfection in engineering a solar energy-based artificial leaf capable of generating hydrogen as an alternative source of energy.
In a recent early online edition of Nature Chemistry, scientists at Arizona State University College of Liberal Arts and Science (ASU), along with colleagues at Argonne National Laboratory, reported advances toward perfecting a functional artificial leaf.
Designing an artificial leaf that uses solar energy to convert water cheaply and efficiently into hydrogen and oxygen is one of the goals of BISfuel - the Energy Frontier Research Center, funded by the Department of Energy, in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Arizona State University
Hydrogen is an important fuel in itself and serves as an indispensable reagent for the production of light hydrocarbon fuels from heavy petroleum feed stocks.
Society requires a renewable source of fuel that is widely distributed, abundant, inexpensive and environmentally clean.
Society needs cheap hydrogen.
"Initially, our artificial leaf did not work very well, and our diagnostic studies indicated that a step where a fast chemical reaction had to interact with a slow chemical reaction was not efficient," said ASU chemistry professor Thomas Moore.
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The researchers took a closer look at how nature had overcome a related problem in the part of the photosynthetic process where water is oxidized to yield oxygen, reports Science Daily.
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Erstwhile porn wunderkind Traci Lords's fuzzy new memoir brings to mind a remark from her fellow Cry-Baby thespian Patty Hearst: "I consider myself incredibly fortunate, even if I had to get kidnapped by terrorists to get my break." Like Hearst, who garnered cult pinup status under the nom de guerre Tania, high school sophomore Nora Kuzma fell into the clutches of sleazoid lowlifes who went about imposing a new name and persona on her. But instead of posing for bank surveillance cameras, at 15 she became a Penthouse centerfold, and by 16 had become the first true star of the video porn era, only to be arrested by the FBI shortly after turning 18. She reinvented herself as a modestly successful mainstream actress-singer, with a little help from John Watersyour basic rags-to-bondage-to-B-movies-and-miniseries saga.
Underneath It All combines minor celebrity autobio with recovery narrative and de facto parental advice. Mothers, don't let your underage daughter stay with a drug-dealing, child-molesting ex-boyfriend, get a fake ID, do nude modeling, score a ton of coke with the fees, move in with her own abusive leech of a boyfriend, drift into hardcore ("It just kind of happened," which I can believe, though I'm less convinced she didn't realize they were filming her first sex scenethe lights, camera, and boom mic should have been giveaways), score even more coke, or form her own X-rated production company at 17 with her next suitcase pimp boyfriend. Life lesson: "I never once contemplated the price I would ultimately pay for giving false information to the DMV." Yet while the book fudges the details (like how many pornos she made), its rudimentary psychology comes off as truthful. Her girlhood was a regular Larry Clark movie, with broken home life and rape by an older boy at age 10, but the most vivid parts here evoke a Rust Belt poverty she earnestly dreamed of escaping at all costs.
"I was a sexual terrorist," Lords writes of her savage, power-tripping porn self, and though she's appalled by it all now, there remains a trace of egotism in her claim. As much as she'd like to be remembered as the competent, innocuous actor she is now, Lords made her tiny, vengefully indelible mark on American culture using sex as a weaponthe hate-fuck as primal performance art. The irony of Underneath It All is that by putting all that bitter, twisted intensity safely behind her, she misplaced the one quality that might have made her second career something to reckon with.
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If it is true that if you lie down with dogs you get fleas, then Atty. Martin Yavorcik, an independent candidate for Mahoning County prosecutor. should be worried about infestation.
Yavorcik, who is conducting an aggressive campaign against Prosecutor Paul Gains, the Democratic nominee seeking his fourth, four-year term on Nov. 4, has a business relationship with one of the more infamous disbarred lawyers in the Mahoning Valley, Richard Goldberg.
Just the mere mention of Goldberg's name brings to mind one of the darkest periods in this region's criminal justice history.
Goldberg is a convicted felon, having served 51 months in federal prison after pleading guilty in August 1999 to defrauding 23 clients of at least $4.4 million between 1993 and 1999. Before his fall from grace, he was one of the leading medical malpractice lawyers in the state of Ohio. His lifestyle — a huge collection of antique cars and floor-length mink coats — was a testament to his success.
But federal prosecutors showed him for what he truly was, a despicable human being who cheated clients out of their malpractice settlements.
When he was released from prison in October 2003, he was placed on three years' probation by a federal court and ordered to make restitution of $4.4 million to his clients.
He was permanently disbarred on Feb. 27, 2002.
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Goldberg subsequently pleaded guilty in February 2005 to 29 state charges of engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, theft and forgery. However, a 15-year prison sentence was suspended and he was placed on five years' probation.
What does all this have to do with Yavorcik?
The following transcript of a tape recording made Oct. 16 during the 7th Ward Citizens Coalition Candidate forum provides the answer:
"This question is for Marty Yavorcik. Is Rick Goldberg, does he work at your office, or is he on your payroll? Do you have any affiliation with Rick Goldberg?
Yavorcik: I represented Rick Goldberg. He was illegally being held after he served a six-year sentence. I freed him through a writ of habeas corpus in the United States District Court, which Paul's office fought me on. He does not work for me. He is not on the payroll. He's an independent contractor, and he works for many lawyers.
Gains: Does he have an office in your, in your suite, Marty? Does Mr. Goldberg have an office in your suite?
Yavorcik: No.
Gains: He doesn't answer your phone?
Yavorcik: Oh, I don't know if he answers the phone. But he doesn't have an office.
Gains: Does he have access to the telephone if you're not there?
Yavorcik: Sure.
Gains: Does he? OK. So he does share office space with you? He's an independent contractor that shares office space with you?
Yavorcik: He does not share office space.
Gains: Does he use your office?
Yavorcik: He comes to the office, yes.
Gains: Every day?
Yavorcik: Not every day. He comes to the office.
(Questions on other topics are posed, and then Yavorcik is again asked about Goldberg)
Male speaker: Mr. Goldberg has stated he does the majority of the legal research in cases, write-ups in your office. So is he mistaken, or are you?
Yavorcik: I never heard him say that. So ...
Female speaker: I did.
Yavorcik: Who?
Female speaker: He told me that, that he spends 70 percent of his time downtown in your office. I have called there. He's answered the phone, and he negotiates injury cases for you. Can we explain that?
Yavorcik: He, he is an independent contractor, and I have used his services. He doesn't work for me. He stops in on ... the files that he's hired to work on, he works on, and he doesn't have any direct contact with any clients.
Female speaker: If he's hired to work on them, then he works for you, correct?
Yavorcik: No. It's a, it's a consultation. He doesn't work for me.
Does it matter that an individual who wants to be the county's chief lawyer has a business relationship with a disbarred lawyer who is a convicted felon?
The answer is a resounding yes.
It seems to meet that Goldberg would be practicing law without a license if he is negotiating cases on behalf of another attorney. Some agency should investigate this issue.
Sounds like Gains is hanging around Randall Wellington too much. Get over it. If the man is good at investigating cases and obviously knows the legal system. Then I would hire him too. Gains office had a guy by the last name of Villani who illegally put a civil stalking order against me saying I was served and didn't show up for court. I was never served and never even knew who the girl was or ever heard of her until I got the order in the mail. Turns out she wanted to get me put in jail for dating her ex-boyfriend. This girl was so sad and she knew the legal activity going on in the prosecutors office and that her relative would do this for her. He did not get reprimanded by gains for this. Later on another issue one of the judges got him in trouble for lying in court. And to top it off there are stil Villani's working for the prosecutors office. Then later I found out that the sheriff's dept "let go" the deputy that was trying to serve me because he would not lie on a legal document and state that he served me when he didn't. This girl was sick and really was trying to destroy my life for no reason. I had multiple problems with my car getting keyed, food on my car. My tires flattened and harrasment at work. Food or beer thrown on me while I was out after all this. It was never ending. But when I file complaints against her no one can do anything? There is a problem here when your prosecutor can pick and choose who he prosecutes. And has control over other places in the county and who they can prosecute. Paul Gains needs to go and now is the time. I don't think Golberg ever tried to put an innocent person in jail and helped someone stalk them. I'd rather have someone take money from me than flat out think it is okay to destroy my life by helping put me in jail because some crazy girl can't keep her boyfriend.
"He's an independent contractor, and he works for many lawyers." This is so true, Gains acts like Goldberg is associated with Marty and no one else.
The bottom line is that the Mahoning Valley is notorious for crooked officials this is nothing new. Gains fits the profile like everyone else.
Its time to go Gains – BYE! I wonder if Marty questioned Gains about his legendary drunken habits and ways.
No wonder Youngstown is such a sh**hole filled with idiots like it is. The article states that Mr. Goldberg was one of the finest med malpractice lawyers ever in Ohio. I certainly would want my attorney to consult with him should I be injured due to med malpractice. Why would I or my attorney not have a right to benefit from his knowledge and experience? Disbarred just means he cannot represent you as an officer of the court. So he cannot and does not. Sheesh.
I suppose you airheads are going to go and vote for Obama now.
And Souza you would hard pressed to find more than a couple folk who consider Mr. Goldberg 'dispicable'. And thousands who would strenuously disagree. Obama and Congress are about to steal trillions you du***ss.


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Great style!
another thing, guy in top left corner looks like he was inspired by a character from Bebe's kids. LOL. Very interesting!
it is nice to see a variety in character design
cool !
SO COOL! **watching!
Very funky!
wow, amazing!
This....needs to be on TV
Super nice,love each character gesture! And cool to see an African-American dude in there!
Now I want to see this in an animated movie...
dude ! awesome characters.. that skeleton guy XD
these are amazing
I love these characters. I'd love to see a show
Love this so much!
I freaking adore your style!
this reminds me so much of Studio 4c - very cool. I'd love to see an anime of this.
looks interesting
Oh man, if this concept is for a real project, count me in.
Beautifully done...
What is this a concept for? I think it's really cool, best design either blue-belt on far left or skeleton on far right
very nice
were you involved in the making of Tekkon Kinkreet? Oo wow.
awesome man, love that blue flame on the skull. Nice Tae Kwon Do characters to!
I want to see this show! Great designs.
i love these concepts, looks very studio 4c. I want this to become something
Such a nice variety of styles from one artist! Huge inspiration
Good dojo vs. Evil dojo????? Love the designs!!!!! "Sweep the leg!!!"
lovely. great concept art
This would be a DOPE BOOK!!
Looking cool as usual
Oh My God!!! Please tell me this is going to be something!?
You're the best!
these guys are doing taekwondo right?
indeed the naive appearence of the stroke is quite reminescent of tekkon kinkreet
all such cool designs...two thumbs up!
love it!
Sa kick au cube! (?)
Nice, they all have a distinct personality and are easy to tell apart even if they were just silhouettes. The girl is my favorite along with the big green guy.
This has such a Matsumoto vibe to it. Love it dude, great designs and shapes in here.
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Definitions for condimentˈkɒn də mənt
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word condiment
Princeton's WordNet
a preparation (a sauce or relish or spice) to enhance flavor or enjoyment
"mustard and ketchup are condiments"
Something used to enhance the flavor of food; salt or pepper for example.
Origin: From condimentum, from condire. See condite and compare recondite.
Webster Dictionary
something used to give relish to food, and to gratify the taste; a pungment and appetizing substance, as pepper or mustard; seasoning
Origin: [L. condimentum, fr. condire. See Condite.]
A condiment is an edible substance, that is added to some foods to impart a particular flavor, enhance its flavor, or in some cultures, to complement the dish. The term originally described pickled or preserved foods, but has shifted meaning over time. Many condiments are available packaged in single-serving sachets, like mustard or ketchup, particularly when supplied with take-out or fast-food meals. Condiments are usually applied by the diner. Condiments are sometimes added prior to serving, for example a sandwich made with ketchup or mustard. Some condiments are used during cooking to add flavor or texture to the food; barbecue sauce, teriyaki sauce, soy sauce, marmite are examples.
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A substance used to add flavour or taste to food.
Examples of condiment are ketchup, mustard, garlic sauce, mayonaise etc.
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Failure is the condiment that gives success its flavor.
This result opens up the potential to develop a novel anti-cancer drug that is derived from a common condiment that could have a lasting impact on treating several cancers.
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Read all of our coverage from this year's Philadelphia Marathon at www.philly.com/marathon2012.
This is for those of you runners here in Philly or the ones looking to catch the bug. It is addicting, I swear...just force yourself to actually do it for 2 weeks (easier said than done, I know). The Philadelphia Marathon is coming up this weekend, so in celebration, here are some great spots to run in the city and around the Philly area. Looking hot in your gear is great motivation, so you need to know where to shop. Personally, I love running along the Schuylkill River and if I am out in the area, Haverford College is a quick and sweet scenic route.
There's also the Wissahickon Trail for some good ole' country redwoods and stone bridges to gawk at. Check out the Philadelphia Running Trails and Routes. If you are running in the Philadelphia Marathon this weekend, there's nothing wrong with indulging in a few bevies as soon as you are finished. My last two races have led me to Molly Malloy's in the Reading Terminal where they have 24 craft beers on tap, amazing food and fabulous bartenders. Good Luck!
We are deep into fall collections, but Alexander Wang's sporty Spring 2012 collection is looks futuristic and has great color combos that play right into Fall. Think cool cutouts, angles and hard-edges....like a robot, but in a badass way. City Sports on Walnut Street and Ardmore has sick bright sneakers and bright t-shirts in every style neons. Lululemon is not for the price conscious but their workout gear for men and women is solid, chic and last forever. Gap's Athleta is a go-to spot, but I'm also Modells's fan....forever rockin' $8 soffee shorts!


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In the process of wandering hither and yon across the internet I regularly come across interesting and unique cabinetry designs. It's not often that something makes me stop and think, "wow". However, that's exactly what I thought upon seeing the "Dime", from Splinterworks.
Known for their curvilinear kitchens, UK based Splinterworks takes roundness to a new level with the "Dime" cabinet. Hidden behind rosewood doors that swing open on an axis, you will find a curved marble countertop, a shelf, and a large drawer, as well as cleverly concealed electrical outlets. This piece would make a jaw dropping coffee bar wouldn't it? It could also be used for a prep area, a work space, a desk or, with a little modification, a really snazzy wine bar.
So this design is interesting, beautifully made, and definitely whimsical (doesn't it remind you of a roly-poly?) but, is it sustainable? I asked that question of Miles Hartwell, one of the founders of Splinterworks. Here is what he said…
With regard to our thoughts on sustainability – we would never label our designs as Green because we feel that all designers have a responsibility to move us into an age in which words like Eco, Green & Sustainable are no longer required to be part of a product's branding. We don't focus on green issues but it is intrinsically linked, intertwined with the other considerations. We feel that all designers, and hence all designs, should naturally be environmentally responsible. It should be part of the process, one of the boxes to tick. Making something fit for purpose should include ecological considerations and we therefore shouldn't need to use these buzz words; just as we don't feel the need to put labels on packages proclaiming that the product is Ergonomical – it is expected.
An interesting response, and certainly one to consider. I hope that he is right in thinking that sustainable design will just be expected. Unfortunately for now, there is still a great deal of design out there which is not made with sustainability in mind. I look forward to the day when "good" design is synonymous with "green".


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JC Chasez has already learned a precious lesson in his short solo career. Give and you shall receive.
After lending his voice to the Basement Jaxx's just-released Kish Kash (see "Where's Your Head At? JC Chasez's Is In Electronic Music" ), the 'NSYNC singer found the British dance duo happy to repay the favor.
The resulting collaboration, "Shake It," was the final addition to Chasez's Schizophrenic, due January 27.
"It definitely has their elements to it, but it's like a balance between them and me," the singer said recently. "Sometimes their songs don't have a structure, and I found a structure that made sense with their sound and my melody."
"Shake It," however, isn't the only example of giving and receiving on Schizophrenic, as JC sang on BT's summer release, Emotional Technology, and the electronic music mastermind settled up by producing several tracks for Chasez.
The track list has not yet been announced, but at least one of BT's tracks, "Just Like That," made the album.
"It's got some gospel choir friends who did a hand jive sort of thing," BT said of the tune.
"We miked up our legs, our chests — anything you can make a noise with and just had fun with it," Chasez added.
"I came from working on the score for 'Monster,' this super-emotional project, to going in with JC, who was like, 'We're going do a song about lap dances,' " BT recalled. "It was a nice escape. We had a lot of fun."
JC and BT talked about doing a house music song, but stuck with more hip-hop and R&B-based music. "More of a party vibe," BT said.
"It's super-diverse — there's just so many different sounds," Chasez said. "It's about half programmed, half live instruments, but even the programmed tracks have live elements to them."
Other producers who worked on the album include R&B hitmaker Rodney Jerkins, newcomer Rob Boldt and veteran Rockwilder (50 Cent, Christina Aguilera).
One of the latter's contributions, "Come to Me," samples the 1983 Corey Hart single "Sunglasses at Night."
"I really like that one. It makes me want to go driving," Chasez said. "It's my chance to do my own little trance vibe. There's no actual chorus in that record. It's just a verse after a verse, but the melody patterns are the same."
Chasez also worked with Dallas Austin, the producer who convinced him to do a solo album in the first place (see "JC Chasez Previews Schizophrenic Solo Debut" ), but the material was never finished because Austin got too busy working on the now defunct "The Orlando Jones Show."
"We got like five half-done songs waiting to be finished. The problem is my timetable caught up to me," said Chasez, whose release date had already been pushed back several months. "The thing is we can always finish those up and put 'em out later."
As much as Schizophrenic is a party record, it will still include three ballads.
"I tried to keep it sparse," Chasez said. "I didn't want to ballad people to death because I know I can do that. It's easy to start playing piano and get in the zone, but I'm beyond that. I have a lot of energy in me and I want to scream a bit before I get too into that."
Lyrically, the songs differ as much as they do musically. The first single, "Some Girls (Dance With Women)" (see "JC Chasez Theorizes About Girl-On-Girl Action, Nabs Ol' Dirty For Video" ), and the probable second, "A.D.I.D.A.S.," are pretty self-explanatory, but Chasez does dig deeper.
On one of his favorites, "Everything You Want," he sings about "everybody's greedy little wish list." "It talks about how there's a million things you want, but you can't have everything," Chasez said.
Another lesson learned.


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Who Is Once Upon a Time's Mystery Man? We Spy 12 Clues -- Plus, Our Season Premiere Recap
Warning: The following contains spoilers from Once Upon a Time's Season 2 premiere.
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Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Camp Creek Market Place
Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Camp Creek Market Place
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.5/10
3450 Creek Pointe Dr
East Point, GA 30344
Welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Camp Creek Market Place
The I-285 locale, free breakfast and internet, outdoor pool and nearby shopping top the amenities list at the non-smoking Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Camp Creek Market Place.
Hotel Features
Guests at the four-story Hampton Inn & Suites enjoy a choice of 119 rooms featuring microwaves, coffeemakers, ironing facilities, mp3 docks and flat-panel LCD HDTVs. Complimentary high-speed internet access and a daily breakfast buffet are also included. Guests stay relaxed during warmer temps thanks to the seasonal outdoor pool. A business center and a fitness room are provided for working in or out. On-site parking is complimentary.
Hotel Location
Located off I-285, the Hampton Inn & Suites is a half-mile from shopping and dining options at Camp Creek Marketplace. The hotel lies about 20 minutes from downtown Atlanta sites including the University of Georgia. Guests are three miles west of the Georgia International Convention Center and Gordon Morris Memorial Golf Course. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is four-and-a-half miles from the hotel.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests enjoy "plenty of nearby restaurants and shopping" plus easy access to I-285 when booking this Hampton Inn & Suites, which they also say has a "wonderful staff" and "clean rooms."
Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Camp Creek Market Place Amenities
- 24-hour security
- Air conditioning
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Alarm clock
- ATM/Cash machine
- Buffet breakfast
- Business center
- Cable television
- Cocktail lounge
- Complimentary buffet breakfast
- Complimentary cocktails
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Conference facilities
- Desk with electrical outlet
- Direct dial telephone
- Exercise gym
- Express check-in
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- Fire safety compliant
- Fitness center on-site
- Free airport shuttle
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- High speed internet access fee
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- On-Site parking
- Outdoor pool
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- Public area air conditioned
- Remote control television
- Safe deposit box
- Secured parking
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- Sundry/Convenience store
- Telephone jack adaptor available
- Transportation
- Transportation services - local area
- Transportation services - local office
- Valet cleaning
- Voice mail
- Welcome drink
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Camp Creek Market PlaceOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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January 16, 2015
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It was a great place! Staff was very willing to help out! Great breakfast and shuttle service! Front desk was very helpful with any questions! Friendly atmosphere!!
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January 6, 2015
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The room check in and check out was great
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Love the ATL Airport West area and I got a fantastic price. I really like Hampton Inns. Free breakfast is "okay." Room featured microwave and frig. I generally can't get good Priceline deal because they tend to price out of the market. This is a very nice Hampton Inn and it is a newer property. A coupla years ago, I was responsible for shuttling a member of our group back and forth to our venue. It's across the street from the Camp Creek Marketplace where there are plenty of stores and restaurants. I'm in Atlanta a few times a year and if I could get this hotel at the same price, I'd take it EVERY time!! I know the ATL Airport South area pretty well. More and more of the Airport South 3.0-Star (and above) hotels charge for parking whereas the Hampton Inn does not. I've stayed at the Airport South Westin, Sheraton Gateway, Holiday Inn, Hilton Garden Inn and Courtyard several times. Great Priceline deals as well! ...
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Jade Global Unveils a New Reverse Logistics Oracle Accelerate Solution for the High Technology Industry
By "Jim Lein, Oracle Midsize-Oracle" on Oct 10, 2011
Jade was one of the first partners to offer an Oracle Accelerate solution years ago. Now they are releasing a new solution for High Technology companies.
Jade Global's Oracle Accelerate Reverse Logistics Solution is designed to help improve customer satisfaction, minimize the total cost of service repairs and returns, and improve compliance certainty.
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Colorado Springs, CO Schools and School Ratings
Colorado Springs schools - which is split between the Colorado Springs School District 11, Academy School District No. 20 In The County Of El Paso An, Falcon School District No. 49 In The County Of El Paso And and Harrison School District No. 2 In The County Of El Paso An. The Colorado Springs School District 11 has an average GreatSchools rating of 5 out of 10. The Academy School District No. 20 In The County Of El Paso An has an average rating of 8 out of 10.While perhaps not raised and educated in Colorado Springs, more than 46 percent hold high school diplomas, with 22 percent having graduated from college and 14 percent completing a post-graduate degree program.
Education Level of Colorado Springs, CO AdultsSome High School 4.6% High School 20.8% Some College 25.4% Associate Degree 10.5% Bachelors 22.2% Post-Graduate 14.1%
Current School Enrollment in Colorado Springs, COPre-K 5.7% Kindergarten 5.2% Elementary 39% High School 19% College 31.2%
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Commision : Kist concept 01 by ZarnalaWatch
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They look like Nautolans with ears :0
This has got to be one of the best alien concept species I've yet to see.
I can't tell you how much this reminds me of my alien race the reiiT. I love your Kist. They are amazing! Keep up the great work!
Very nice. You could draw your own Alien Compendium for George Lucas!
Nice job!
That's what my character's head tentacle looks like except that he has no stripes or anything (Which some should or something else)
"Asari from Mass Effect as well as, like mentioned below, the Twi'leks.." -worth mentioning again! With your well defined facial structres and details it would be wonderful to see more original concepts!!
I like the fact that the stripes and spots fade away, it reminded me of a fawn, and we they grow older to the doe or buck they lose their spots.
Wonderful and beautiful concept art. So they decide on tattoos when their spots go away?
Wonderful and beautiful concept art. So they decide on tattoos when their spots go away?
This reminds me heavily of the Asari from Mass Effect as well as, like mentioned below, the Twi'leks. Even so, fantastic art!
Superb work, although they look a little too similar to Twi'leks, in my opinion.
i know, i have some early concept for them but after the end I choose this one cause the commissioner like it and they need it to be stick to their writing/script concept
So very cool
They are so beautiful.
Wow, really cool. I love the designs and the colors compliment each other. Great work.
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It's not just happening with fries and soft drinks at fast-food restaurants. University of North Carolina researchers say portions of home-cooked meals are getting larger.
For example, in 1977 homemade burgers were 5.7 ounces. In 1996 they fattened up to 8.4 ounces.
In 1977, snack foods produced 11.3 percent of the average American's energy intake. By 1996, that figure had climbed to 17.7 percent.
The research involved analyzing data from a nationwide survey consisting of more than 63-thousand people ages two and older.


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Take a look at our fang-tastic new cover! Access Hollywood debuted it this past Tuesday, and we're pleased to present it here on The Idiotical in all its slightly-higher-resolution glory. As you can tell by Edward and Bella's mopey mugs, we're finally sinking our teeth into The Twilight Saga with a huge parody of all five movies!
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Adele's new song from Skyfall debuted today — and everyone's going ga-ga-goofy over it! But that news has completely overshadowed the bigger scoop about the latest James Bond movie! Apparently, while fans were distracted, producers quietly retooled the entire movie to make it more air-travel friendly! No doubt they're after those sweet, sweet product placement dollars. Scoundrels!


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Assistive Technology
Accessible Technology for Computers
Computer-related accessible technology is placed in classrooms or computer labs as appropriate in order to create access for students with qualifying disabilities. Examples of potential accessible technology accommodations include:
- Large computer monitor
- Trackball, handshake mouse and other pointing devices
- Ergonomic or Mini Keyboard
- The following specific software:
Dragon Naturally Speaking
Allows the user to enter text using voice commands instead of typing on the keyboard.
Reads aloud what is displayed on the screen. Includes commands to move within tables and between links or headings. With a refreshable Braille display, JAWS will also output Braille.
Magnifies a portion of the screen.
Reads text aloud while highlighting the spoken words.
The Accessible Technology Information Handout — This document contains further information about specific software.
Computer Labs, Hours and Software — Information about computers with accessible technology available on campus for student use.
AccessibleTechnology, Not Related to Computers
Center for Accessible Resources also provides non-computer-related accessible technology, including the following:
Assistive Listening Devices
(FM systems) — for in-class personal amplification needs.
Video Magnifiers: For enlarging & viewing text — The device can be used with individual pages or books. The printed material is placed under a camera and the enlarged printed copy is transmitted to a viewing screen/monitor.
Low Vision Devices
Check with our office at (541) 463-5150 for an assortment of low-tech solutions available for your low vision needs.
Students who would like to explore accessible technology options can contact a Center for Accessible Resources advisor at (541) 463-5150 for information regarding equipment or software, and to determine their eligibility.


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When i check "real time stat" i can see people connecting but the main board is always 0.
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07-04-2012 12:05
hi, Is it possible that a specific contact or person can see me when I am online but I can't see him? for example, there is a contact named as abcd123, he added me, he can't see me online till I add him in my contact list. I want him to see me online but I don't want to see him online when he comes. Is it possible?
07-04-2012 14:25
No, that's not possible.
12-04-2012 15:14
thanks for replying, please tell me that if delete that contact then when I come onine, will he see me online as I'm still in his contact list. How can I do so that those people can see me online even though I didn't add him.


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Tomoki Sakurai's peaceful life is now long in the past, because he has to deal with two angeloids, Ikaros and Nymph, as well as with his friends from school, all of whom are very special in their own ways. Tomoki's recurring dream about an angel warning him from the rage of heavens is becoming very common, until one day a new angel, who is as powerful as Ikaros, arrives Earth with the sole purpose of terminating Tomoki—his dream is starting to connect both realities, the Earth and the Synapses.
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When I reviewed the previous season of Sora no Otoshimono, I mentioned how much I dislike the ecchi and harem genre and how much I love it. Regardless of how much I love or hate the genres, Sora no Otoshimono Forte once again cements in me that there is hope, and there is some originality to be found in a genre populated by lackluster titles. Now, I'm not explicitly saying that Sora no Otoshimono Forte is... read more
Sora no Otoshimono Forte (Heaven's Lost Property Forte) was surprisingly good. It built on the previously series incredibly well and improved on its lacking areas without losing any of the charm or comedy from the first series which made this anime so appealing. The story continues with the mysterious 'new world' plotting to dispose of Tomo-chan while he and the cast go on with their normal... read more
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|Sora no Otoshimono Final: Eternal My Master
|Sora no Otoshimono
|Sora no Otoshimono Pico
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