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Founder and CEO of Studio Pepwuper. Studio Pepwuper handles client work, while also working on our own game, My Giants. We believe games should be fun, accessible, and always fresh, and have a strict 'No gun policy'. It's time to play something new!
We use Unity to build games, apps and tools for individuals, small businesses, and large corporations alike.
A team of game and tech industry veterans, we create games to extend your brand and influence onto new mobile platforms. From simple puzzle games, 3D adventures, to multiplayer experiences, we'd love to turn your idea into a reality.
I help entrepreneurs, executives, and investors make decisions on opportunities and execute on an implementation plan from strategy, feasibility study, fund-raising, product incubation, to business modeling and operations.
Consumer Technology, Mobile, Tablets, Internet, New Media, Digital Publishing, Games & Apps, Unity 3D
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Co-founder of 30 Day Books. Creative Director for App-Store-featured The Write Life Magazine and author of "30 Day GMAT Success" - the No.1 bestselling GMAT guide on Amazon Kindle store.
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Internal Strategic Consulting - New Business Incubation at Sony Headquarters Strategy Division. Built economic models and projection for large-scale new business developments in the consumer Internet sector to evaluate opportunities and risks. Conducted primary consumer research and industry analysis to understand market/revenue potential, and the growth and profitability of various sectors in the Internet and Mobile industries.
Business Development and Strategic Alliances. Established and oversaw multiple partnerships with high-tech start-ups and corporations in Silicon Valley and in Japan. Worked closely with partners to launch successful initiatives and new venture in the Internet and Consumer Electronics space.
Led quality assurance team in developing and implementing cost-effective testing process in the largest video game publisher with revenues of $3.1B and 6,100 employees. Maintained high quality of the product, resulting in a successful $50M product launch.
credit: Creative Sustainability (CC BY-SA 2.0) I manage creative teams at our game studio and work with many independent game and app developers, people who passionately and happily spend their free time turning their impulsive ideas into playable experiences. They are programmers that can't stop tinkering, and artists that can't stop drawing (or modelling, animating…etc.) […]
(photo: U-Boat Diesel Engine by Pascal, used under CC BY 2.0) This question on Quora "How do I determine the consumer market size for game engine software?" peaked my interest. Here's my reply: Determine the game engine market size VALUE vs REVENUE Before we start estimating the market size for game engines, let's decide exactly […]
(photo: Crayola Lincoln Logs by Chris Metcalf used under CC BY 2.0) A Desire to Create. If you are like me, you spend your days with images of what can be in your head. You see things morphing into newer things. You find the possibilities of what can be created anew exhilarating. The missing imagination […]
Due to an unforeseen event, I am staying in a village in the heart of England for an extended period of time. For someone who has lived in big cities primarily, the village life is new to me. The buzzing streets and rush hour traffic jams are replaced by endless green fields, horses on the road, and farm/wild […]
Stage One: No, thank you. My first thought when learning about the new iOS game "Running with Friends" from Zynga: "Another endless running game, really?" Running games on mobile are popular; Canabalt, Temple Run, Mirror's Edge are great examples of the genre (we even prototyped one ourselves in 2011). The basic premise of an endless […]
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The best presentations educate, inform, and entertain. I am inspired by this talk, both for its content and its form. Jamie Oliver's TED Prize wish: Teach every child about food
Everyone games. From Wii Sports to Scrabble to Temple Run to Draw Something to Clash of Clans, games are being played by more people than ever. Yet we are still stuck with the term "gamers". We don't call people going to the movies "filmers", We don't call people listening to music "sounders", and we don't […]
You see Angry Birds generating millions of downloads, becoming an international sensation out of nowhere. You say to yourself, heck, I can make that too. So off you go, building the next physics based puzzle game with cutesy animal characters. Three months after the release, you realize your game is not going to be the […]
I had an anger inside, much like Nick in the sitcom New Girl with a persistent, almost comical, fire burning internally. It took me some time to realize what I was angry about – an anger stemmed from the sharp contrast I've observed between the Opportunists and the Craftsmen. I operate in two related yet […]
Previously a strategiest at Sony and a developer at Electronic Arts (EA), Brandon is the founder of Studio Pepwuper and co-founder of 30 Day Books. He's also a bestselling author on Amazon.com and an avid violin player.
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Review: TBS' 'Glory Daze'
The four freshman heroes of TBS' new '80s college comedy "Glory Daze," which debuts Tuesday night at 10, spend a long chunk of the debut episode wandering from fraternity house to fraternity house, not sure which one to pledge. They know that choice will define their future at school, and maybe beyond, and they can't decide at first.
That's a reasonable approach for the guys. College, especially in the early days, is all about reinventing yourself, deciding who and what you want to be. The problem is that "Glory Daze" itself never stakes a claim to its own identity. It's tonally all over the map - and that inconsistency gets in the way of the few potential laughs.
There are times when the show is trying to be a goof on '80s clothes and trends - one of the four leads is a Young Republican who sleeps clutching his framed Ronald Reagan photo, while another hears about a computer class teaching about "electronic mail" and declares, "That's retarded" - and others where characters (particularly the scantily-clad female extras) dress and act like it could be 2010.
There are times when it's trying to be a classic slobs vs. snobs comedy, with the four pals choosing to pledge the campus' most notorious, hard-partying fraternity. The series was co-created by "Van Wilder" director Walt Becker, and the DNA of both that movie, and of its own spiritual ancestor "Animal House," is so strong that that as the fraternity's cocky pledge master, Callard Harris might as well be wearing a sweatshirt with Ryan Reynolds or Tim Matheson's face on it. (There's even a scene where he tries to hit on a much older woman in a supermarket; the script stops just short of having him admire her cucumber.) Harris' performance is oddly mannered, as if he's trying very hard to be someone else, when he's supposed to be the only guy on the show who knows and likes exactly who he is.
There are times when the show is trying to be sweet and/or down-to-earth, as when the point-of-view character Joel (Kelly Blatz) gets an inspiring speech from his dad (guest star Brad Garrett) or is embarrassed in a lecture hall by his jaded professor (Tim Meadows, starring in a different, and funnier, show than everyone else), and others where the show is just going for gross-out humor, with guys wetting their beds or getting tasered below the belt by a campus cop. It's clear that kind of gag is where the show's heart really is, but it feels perfunctory and out-of-left-field - someone was destined to take a shot to the groin at that moment, no matter how random it would be.
Good comedies can pull off varied tones because they have a stronger sense of the kinds of stories they want to tell, and because they have well-rounded characters who can work whether the humor is subtle or broad, clever or gross. "Glory Daze" has three broad, generic types - a star jock (Hartley Sawyer), the stuffy conservative (Drew Seeley) and a horny, hard-luck Jewish kid (Matt Bush) - plus Joel, who isn't a stereotype but isn't anything else, either, as if the creators thought naming him after the Tom Cruise character from "Risky Business" was enough to define him. I'd almost admire that the writers skip past the usual business about how four guys from varying backgrounds put aside their differences to become fast friends, but the Reagan-ite never seems like he would actually want to hang with the other three, or pledge this particular fraternity.
I grew up in the '80s, and spent a lot of that decade watching broad, risque comedies about wacky college guys. "Glory Daze" should have been right in my wheelhouse, but by the end, I found myself wondering if I should put "Real Genius" or "Revenge of the Nerds" at the top of my Netflix queue.
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Derogatory term for an old person.
That gomer is about to croak.
بواسطة RobbingTheGrave يناير/كانون الثّاني 10, 2012
A great man but not nescessarily a wise man; a visonary person; not afraid of conflict; hardworking; a warrior; a competent man; a man with little emotion or feelings.
The opposite of a Gomer is a Kussat.
The opposite of a Gomer is a Kussat.
"That police officer is a Gomer"
بواسطة phil247 نوفمبر/تشرين الثّاني 5, 2011
Another word for haemmorrhoids. Referring to a huge "pyle" of grapes hanging from you arse.
Partner: "why are you walking so awkwardly there love?"
You: " I have a huge Gomer hanging from my arse"
You: " I have a huge Gomer hanging from my arse"
بواسطة kOrVe72 ديسمبر/كانون الأَوّل 6, 2010
Gomer - An obnoxious, pushy, rude person who thinks they are all that and a fudge brownie, who persists in hanging around where they are not wanted. A gomer can butt into private conversations at work, show up uninvited at parties, or on internet chat rooms and bulletin boards. They usually have an over-blown sense of their own worth which no one else shares.
How can Bard _not_ realize that everyone wishes he would go away. He's obnoxious, stupid, and clueless. He's uninteresting, not witty, and not wanted. What a gomer!
بواسطة N. Berry مارس/آذَار 20, 2007
generic word for yokel
That gomer never made it past 2nd grade.
بواسطة Anonymous مارس/آذَار 14, 2003
A noobish skiier and bad attitude
ie. one who wears beanie under helmet
ie. snowplower
ie. anyone with a scarf
and never shuts the fuck up
ie. one who wears beanie under helmet
ie. snowplower
ie. anyone with a scarf
and never shuts the fuck up
Look at that gomer, he sucks.
بواسطة Castle يناير/كانون الثّاني 27, 2003
A large pile of shit the breaks the surface of the toilet water
Sorry dude, but I just left a gomer in your toilet.
بواسطة DC.Kerr يوليو/تمُّوز 10, 2008


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Rossl & Duso Group S.p.A
Office in Pula, CROATIA
RÖSSL & DUSO was created in 1969; the company has seat in Vedelago in the province of Treviso, in a strategical location only 40 km away from the International airport of Venice (VCE), 20 km away from the Treviso Airport (TSF) and 35 km away from the port of Marghera (VE). Besides the headquarters in Vedelago and another workshop in the same town, the company has a ...
based in Velika Gorica, CROATIA
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based in Donji Kraljevec, CROATIA
`Tehnix` d.o.o. is a leading company in this part of Europe for projecting, production and service of machines and equipment for environmental production. Great production possibilities, constant presence at the home and foreign market, satisfied customers, permanent innovations and improvement of our products are warranty for successful business of the company
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based in IMOTSKI, CROATIA
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based in Zagreb, CROATIA
Koncar - Generators and Motors is a shareholding company whose sole founder is the Company Koncar – Electrical Industry Inc. The Company Koncar - Generators and Motors integrates a high quality and a long standing tradition of generator and motor manufacturing. The Company in-house design, supported by the CAD-CAM system and Enterprise Resource Planning business ...
Centrometal d.o.o.
based in MACINEC, CROATIA
Today Centrometal d.o.o. persistently is underway to become a leading Croatian thermotechnical equipment constructor. Accent at development is pointed to the equipment which use renewable energy sources (wood, pellets, wood chip, sun…) thus the company is actively involved in protection of the environment and effectively use of energy. At the beginning of 1965. we opened ...
PCE Instruments UK Ltd
Office in Zagreb, CROATIA
PCE Instruments offers the most extensive and detailed range of precision measuring instruments. In our catalog we provide about 500 different types and models of high quality measuring equipment and test equipment to do tests and analysis of various physical, electrical, chemical and other parameters. You`ll find lots of equipment for monitoring, analysis, detection, ...
ENERGYPLUS d.o.o.
based in Ludbreg, CROATIA
ENERGYPLUS professional LED lighting is a logical choice when choosing light fixtures, whether for modernizing the existing lighting system or for a new project. It is conquering the market thanks to its efficiency, quality and durability. It has been fully designed and manufactured in Croatia. An EU product for the EU market!
SIRCO Controls Ltd.
Distributor in Ivanić Grad, CROATIA
The Controls Division is one of the world's leading manufacturers of Differential Pressure, Pressure, Vacuum and Temperature Switches, Controls and Instrumentation. SIRCO Controls are used in many industries where process control is required, including Petroleum, Oil & Gas Refining, Shipbuilding, Chemical & Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, and Power Generation. The Sampler ...
ECM ECO Monitoring,a.s.
Office in CROATIA
ECM ECO Monitoring has been established in 1991. Major shareholder is TSI Incorporated. ECM ECO Monitoring is focusing on instrumentation for continuous monitoring of gases, liquids and particles. Teaming leading manufacturers of analytic instrumentation, ECM is ready to offer an optimal solution for monitoring problems of a very broad range of applications in different ...
LABINPROGRES- TPS d.o.o.
based in Labin, CROATIA
Labinprogres TPS d.o.o. is the leading manufacturer of agricultural mechanization at the area of former Yugoslavia. Long tradition and over 300,000 sold machines are the guarantee of your confidence.we became part of Business Group Cimos- the important 1st. Tier supplier of leading world automotive manufacturers. A new page in our history was turned when the ownership ...
Waters Corporation
Distributor in CROATIA
Waters creates business advantages for laboratory-dependent organizations by delivering practical and sustainable scientific innovation to enable significant advancement in healthcare delivery, environmental testing, food safety, chemical materials and water quality. For nearly fifty years, Waters has helped customers make profound discoveries, optimize operations, ...
KONCAR - Electrical Engineering Institute Inc.
based in Zagreb, CROATIA
We are currently monitoring over 3 GVA on more than 50 hydro generators in over 15 countries worldwide. Our mission is to preserve the value of power equipment. Our expertise lies in condition monitoring systems that increase productivity of hydro turbines, motors, power generators and all types of rotating machines. For our customers we create value through online ...
IDC Energy Insights
Office in Zagreb, CROATIA
IDC is the premier global provider of market intelligence, advisory services, and events for the information technology, telecommunications, and consumer technology markets. IDC helps IT professionals, business executives, and the investment community make fact-based decisions on technology purchases and business strategy. More than 1000 IDC analysts provide global, ...
Aurel d.o.o.
based in CROATIA
Aurel ltd, based in Zagreb, Croatia, is a privately held manufacturing company that manufactures systems for detection of flammable and poisonous gases and vapours that are primarily indented to be installed in boiler rooms and other facilities (public buildings, garages, engine rooms, kitchens, etc.). We also sells fire detection systems as well as parking sensors.The ...
Carrier Vibrating Equipment, Inc. / Carrier Europe S.C.A
Distributor in ZAGREB, CROATIA
Carrier is internationally known for its pioneering work in the field of vibratory technology. Carrier specializes in the manufacture of vibrating conveyors, feeders, screeners, fluid bed dryers, fluid bed coolers, Tornesh dryers, flash dryers, media slurry dryers, and vibrating spiral elevators with features incorporated to screen, separate, dry, cool, blend, and perform ...
based in Samobor, CROATIA
Geolux manufactures accurate, high-precision, non-contact open channel flow meters. Flow meters use advanced radar technology to measure surface velocity flow using Doppler effect. Geolux is based in Croatia (European unioun) and complete manufacturing is done in Croatia, according to EU standards.Non-contact flow meters provide high accuracy readings of surface flow ...
based in Varaždin, CROATIA
Incineration of slaughterhouse`s and animal`s waste with water heating and without any evidence of smoke or a smell. Power plants are compatible with Croatian regulations for animal origin nus products (N.N. 56, 22.05.2006.), as for all available European norms (1774/2002, CE, DEFRA, ABPR...) for waste treatment of this kind. Incineration plants work without any evidence ...
RPS SpA - AROS Solar Technology Division
Distributor in Zagreb, CROATIA
Since it was founded in 1935, AROS has taken a perfectly linear journey: putting technological excellence at the service of electrical systems. For decades, AROS has been the recognised leader in the field of uninterruptible power supplies (UPSs). The strength of always chasing the highest production standards and constantly anticipating market demands, together with the ...
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To: Taylor, Jean-Jacques; McLane, Jeff
Re: Big D
All right, fellas. Big game today. A lot at stake. The division title. For the Eagles, a first-round bye and a home playoff game. For the Cowboys, respect and redemption. Remember 44-6? I'm sure both teams do. Also on the line: momentum heading into the second season.
How do you see it shaking out? Who wins, by what score, and why?
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PHILADELPHIA Folk Festival organizers often ponder, "How you gonna get the kids down on the farm?"
The Old Pool Farm in Upper Salford Township, that is - "a 45-minute commute from the city that seems so far away to a lot of people," noted talent booker Jesse Lundy.
Last year, for better and worse, the team plugged in some rock-'n'-soul-centric Philly "folks" to motor-vate reluctant travelers, with decidedly mixed results. (Todd Rungren, unwilling to ease on down the acoustic road, will probably not be invited back.)
This time round, encouraged by the surprising surge and success of young "backporch"-style pickers/singers, the festival is playing truer to form.


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They apologized, but didn't disagree with him.
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It's these corrupt, anti-consumer business practices by the likes of Microsoft and EA that are killing the industry.
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Nintendo of America takes s*** after s*** on their customers and that's about it, which is odd to say because s***ting on your customers isn't a good thing, but if my biggest complaints are that Club Nintendo here sucks and I still want to play Trace Memory 2 so why the f*** won't you release it, they're still doing better than the competition.
Sony of America takes s*** after s*** on their customers, takes away features, has a crappy network with few features and way too much downtime, gets hacked, has a constant stream of useless firmware updates that do absolutely nothing for the customers but waste 15 minutes of their time to download and install the damn thing, puts out handhelds with no games and insanely expensive memory cards, and doesn't support their PS Move controller that people spent their money on.
Microsoft takes s*** after s*** on their customers, makes you pay for online play and other services that are free on other platforms, actually support their Kinect device but went to the opposite extreme of Sony in that they abandoned the rest of their player base to do it, keep redesigning the dashboard to make us have to find our s*** all over again and cram more ads in our faces, and has this a****** employee on Twitter basically telling potential customers to f*** off.
It can easily become Nintendo>Microsoft>Sony if Microsoft fires this guy and issues a statement apologizing to everyone for his outbursts, though.
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This topic is so stupid I had to slap my wife.
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ADHDguitar posted...Nintendo>Sony=Microsoft
I sadly might have to agree with you.
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Microsoft has never been very good with their customer service anyways. I've had multiple run-ins with them over the years and they have literally solved nothing
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There is seemingly no shortage of markers for cancer cells in vitro. Every week brings a new antigen, genotype, morphology, or molecule for identifying some particular cancer cell line or behavior. The tools available for identifying additional markers are also improving.
High-throughput assays such as next-generation sequencing, cDNA and protein microarrays, and ELISA/purification-assisted mass spectrometry provide a better look into the molecular world of cancer biology. At the same time, computing resources permit analysis across more data sets (different cell lines) and data types (proteins, mRNA, epigenetic modifications, and genomes), generating even more hits.
While the equipment and procedures for identifying these hits was improving, so too did the understanding of cancer behavior. The immense complexity and diversity of cancer was highlighted as more genotypes and phenotypes were found in patient cells.
Tumors, once thought to be monocultures of malignant cells, actually turned out to be micro-ecosystems consisting of several populations of cells including cancer stem cells. The concept of the tumor microenvironment came to the forefront, and models of metastasis changed as nonmetastatic populations of circulating tumor cells were found.
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In an editorial in the May 5, 2010, edition of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Drs. Laura Esserman and Ian Thompson discuss overdiagnosis of cancer: They suggest that, considering approximately 75% of biopsies produce negative results, more focus should be given to distinguishing aggressive cancers from indolent ones rather than widespread nonspecific screening.
One much-maligned biomarker serves as an excellent example: prostate-specific antigen (PSA). Both the American Cancer Society and the NCI admit that the harm of overtreatment and cost of doing PSA screening outweigh the benefits of the test.
It is the complex interplay of normal and cancerous cells that defines future research into biomarkers for cancer progression. The search for a single biomarker to measure or even detect the presence of cancer is over.
Clinical approaches haven't yet caught up, though, diagnosis and measurement of progression use a multimodal approach, these modes are generally limited to imaging, biopsy, and a few biomarkers. More robust measurements, especially noninvasive types integrating data from several biomarkers, are trickling onto the market.
In late 2009, the FDA approved OVA1 (Vermillion and Quest Diagnostics), a 5-protein serum assay for ovarian tumor malignancy. Genetic tests for risk factors have become more commonplace, and fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) tests exist for tumors to determine mutations and thus treatment susceptibility.
The ultimate biomarker-based assay for cancer diagnosis and progression would not only measure circulating tumor cells (as existing product CellSearch, from Veridex and Quest Diagnostics, does) but also check the composition of those tumor cells; certain mutations turn circulating tumor cells into cells with complete capabilities for founding new tumors elsewhere.
Cancer is also an opportunistic disease. Indicator compounds such as abnormal protein levels and metabolites are important but so are indicators of normal function. By connecting large pools of data (as microarray and other multiplex assays become cheaper and easier), a fuller, more individualized picture of cancer pathology can be generated, and treatments can be appropriately tuned.
A treatment that shrinks a tumor but fails to kill its stem cell population will lead to eventual recurrence but may still be useful in making those cancer stem cells more vulnerable to other agents. If your test shows that those stem cells are still alive (or worse, circulating), then different treatments can be applied.
In essence, the rise of highly-multiplexed assays makes single biomarker tests outdated, and makes less-specific/less-sensitive biomarkers more useful as part of a portfolio to account for the myriad ways in which cancer can manifest itself in the body. A 2008 study in Clinical Cancer Research described how measuring six proteins could provide an ovarian cancer assay with 95% sensitivity and 99% specificity, versus 72% sensitivity and 95% specificity for one protein alone.
By improving sensitivity, the fraction of false negatives decreases; by increasing specificity, the fraction of unnecessary biopsies falls as well. It is time for us to use all of our molecular tools side-by-side in diagnosing and measuring the progression of cancer.
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Scafaria is adapting the novel "Nick and Nora's Infinite Playlist" for Focus Features and Depth of Field, the Universal-based shingle run by the Weitz brothers and partner Andrew Miano (Daily Variety, March 8). Relationship on that project led the Weitzes and Scafaria to work together on the TV idea.
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Before Christmas the PechaKucha Coventry team got together for our AGM… we're calling it that… though mainly it consisted of us eating at Habibi's, drinking herbal tea's and having a good natter. But, in amongst all that, we've also managed to set up plans for the next year of PKN Events. And we are really spoiling you with six thought provoking events lined up to get you talking, thinking and drinking! [our aims for all of the PKN Nights].
The first event is drawing ever closer; in celebration of that extra day we've earnt this leap year, on Sat 20th February, we present What I Would Do With an Extra Day. An opportunity to think about/imagine what we could achieve with a whole extra 24 hours in our year. I could think of a million things I could do (sure would love an extra day for this damn Tax Return). As always PKN takes place at The Tin Music and Arts Venue which is at Coventry's Canal Basin, and PKN Nights are just £5 entrance.
[The event on 20th is also a part of the Global PKN, meaning that there will be hundreds of PKNs happening at the same time all over the world. Be a part of it!]
And if you love that one, you'll be happy to know that you wont have much longer to wait till the next one. On Tues 1st March Talking Birds, as part of their Twin Story project are hoping to connect artists in Coventry with artists in our twin city of Volgograd (Former Stalingrad) for a cross country PKN My City : My Art. This event will particularly appeal to those with an interest in the arts and the nature of town twinning.
And as if that weren't enough, the rest of the year leaves just as much to look forward to:
Tues 3rd May - My Favourite Things
Tues 5th July - My City of Culture
Tues 4th July - Lost in Music
Tues 6th Dec - What would you like for Christmas?
And, if you wish to talk at any of these PKN Coventry events then please send us a message through the CONTACT PAGE. Scroll down to find Coventry in the city box and then your message will come straight through to us.
We hope to see you at as many of them as you can make.
The PKN Coventry Team
Yes, it's Pecha Kucha night at the Tin Music & Arts centre from 7pm this Friday, here's 5 reasons why this night of merry amusement just might be for you...
1) If you like TED talks, stand up comedy or open mic nights - Pecha Kucha is sort of like all three rolled into one. At each night there's a massive mix of zany, opinionated, inspirational and downright oddball people talking (or perhaps shouting, dancing, miming or singing) through a series of 20 images. You don't have to worry about stifling any yawns, each person is only allowed 20 seconds per image... before you know it you've had six and a half minutes of eclectic entertainment... and after 3 or 4 you realise the £3 entry is definitely giving your two bob's worth.
2) TFI Friday and alcohol is served. The Tin offer loads of continental drinks and local brews including Coventry's very own Byatt's beer.
3) Fighting winter flu? You can watch Pecha Kucha from your sickbed - All the Pecha Kucha presentations are put online at www.pechakucha.org/cities/coventry. Seriously laugh-out-loud recommendations from the Pecha Kucha Coventry 'Christmas' edition are: How to Annoy Your Friends on Facebook at Christmas by Simon Fairbanks and Placing Children on Your Lap: the Art of Ventriloquism by Michael Mayhew. You can also follow antics via Twitter live on the night @PKN_coventry.
4) Try it and like it? You can go to a Pecha Kucha night ANYWHERE in the world. Originally starting in Tokyo (the tongue twisting "Pecha Kucha" title means "chit chat"), nights now take place in over 700 cities worldwide. So next time you're surfing the Air B&B waves to Dubai, Budapest, San Francisco or Paris you can also take in a Pecha Kucha night*.
5) If you get the itch after seeing (and possibly secretly mocking) others, you can have a go too. Anyone is welcome to sign up to 'do' a Pecha Kucha night on any subject, in any style, with any images and props you might care to use. Once you've completed this curious right-of-passage, you realise there's no return; it's addictive, it's fun and it's a serious preference to sitting in and worrying about your post-January diet. See you on Friday!
*disclaimer - not all nights may be as good as Pecha Kucha Coventry. Please also note that you could be educated or inspired and that there's a serious risk of meeting people...
Friday 20th February
'Design your City' - a theme for Global Pecha Kucha Night
@ The Tin Music & Arts (formerly Taylor John's House), Leicester Row, Coventry, West Midlands, CV14BN
Presenters, event details, maps here.
Where do you play in your city?
Simon Bedford discusses the excitement that can be found at Coventry's Warwick Arts Centre. In "Playful Interventions" from PKN Coventry Vol. 19, he begins by showing off the impact that interactive light sculptures, piano stairs, augmented reality advertisements, and speed limit lotteries can have on a community.
There's been a lot of sad tweets recently about horrific things happening in our world, and Pecha Kucha has been one of the little ways I've used to remind myself the world is still goodish. So, when Janet tweeted that the most recent PK might have to be the last in Coventry I DM'd straight to action. I barely have anything to do in my spare time (apart from help run Big Comfy Sessions and host/promote gigs across the city ;o) so a DM to Janet asking if any additional help would keep PK alive. Luckily I wasn't the only one to offer help so it didn't take long for a new PK Coventry organising committee to be formed.
Janet is and always will be our Queen but she now has several court jesters in the form of myself (@mr_spoon), Dom Breadmore (@predacomDom) and Ross Fisher. Our job is to help Janet book presenters, and basically anything else she needs. But it's the presenter line-up that I expect takes the longest time, without presenters we'd either have no PK in Cov or we'd have to sit through yet another Mark Hancock presentation and no-one wants that.
I know how hard it is to persuade people to expose themselves for 6 minutes and 40 seconds as I hold the award for second longest to take up the challenge. Despite my fetish for organising gigs and gatherings I don't like being the centre of attention, and PK is a special kind of attention. I never felt I had a right to be on stage alongside creatives, artists, eloquent presenters and inspirational geeks. However after a few PKs I started to see more 'normals' drift onto the stage. Some of the best presentations I've seen have been about the mundanity of shopping, favourite books and a Wi-Fi rabbit. Hang on a second, I thought...I STILL don't want to do this...but I can bully others into volunteering.
I'm glad I finally popped my PK cherry during the most attended one ever (d'oh) hosted by Ludic Rooms...it is very much like giving birth (I know, I've suffered through two of them ;o), in that I didn't enjoy the experience but I have a happy heart and badge of honour after doing it.
PK in Coventry is a wonderful pot pourri of an evening, with squishy settees, that unmistakable Tin fragrance, laughter and friends...and let's not deny, a cheap night of entertainment and inspiration. You can't argue with that.
I hope that by helping keep Pecha Kucha going in Coventry that more people get the chance to experience that awkwardness of a confusing, badly timed, strange, fumbled presentation and maybe even get drunk enough to volunteer for the next one. I've already used my 'power' to sign up two frolleagues and a handful of new audience members that think it sounds fun. So right they are!
See you in December!!
Despite slightly suffering with the remnants of a horrible lurgy, I'm pressing on with assembling the slides for tonight's Pecha Kucha Coventry Volume 15. Running order has been a bit trickier than usual to sort - normally the order just kind of suggests itself and the order always works because of the random connections it unwittingly throws up. Let's hope I haven't thought about it too much this time...
So here it is:
Julia O'Connell - A Kiss from France
Jon Plumley - The Charterhouse
Steve Compton - What Far Gosford Street means to me
Laura Elliott - Laura and Popple: celebrating 30 years
<sake & chat break>
Atma Singh - post-tsunami
Nikki Pugh - 29 not-quite-random walks around Tokyo
Matthew Macaulay - form/function
Richard Tomlins - What Far Gosford Street means to me
<sake & chat break>
Then there's karaoke!
All part of the Japanese Cultural Festival at The Tin Music & Arts. More here: http://thetinmusicandarts.org.uk/events/japanese-cultural-festival/
Another great Pecha Kucha event in Coventry last night. Thanks to everyone who played a part in making it so ace - and, for those who missed it, here it is in tweets as a storify.
A collectively presented Pecha Kucha
At our March 2013 event, PKN Coventry Vol 12, we tried a new twist on the improvised Pecha Kucha presentation. To fit with our theme of "The 10 things I would do to make Coventry a better place", I prepared 20 slides - images of aspects of Coventry. In the interval, cards showing one of these images were randomly handed out to people in the audience, with the request that they come up with one (20 second) 'thing' inspired by that image to add into the presentation. Here is an short version of the list of the things the audience came up with:
1. (image of the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum) Open for longer and later. Still free entry and expand the programme of groups using the space.
2. (image of the Cathedrals) Open up the recently discovered 14th Century crypts and let people see the bodies!
3. (image of the Ellen Terry Building) Bring back the cinema for the public!
4. (image of alleyway by Druckers off Hertford Street) Make sure the lights always work and it's safe to use.
5. (image of ring road flyovers by sports centre) Get the chicken knitters (as mentioned in Richard Tomlinson's PK earlier) to knit some socks for the ring road legs...(yarnbombing!)
6. (image of the river at the back of Palmer Lane) Open up the river.
7. (image of back of sports centre) I'm amazed that these used to be steps up to a restaurant!
8. (image of the side of St Mary's Guild Hall) Keep the heritage weekend.
9. (image of County Hall) More independent, and less w*nk bars!
10. (image of timbered former tourist info building next to Holy Trinity) Should be Tourist Info and a tourist destination.
11. (gate near Bishop St) This is near the Refugee Centre. The Refugee Centre has been welcoming refugees for more than 10 years, but it had to remain hidden for a long time. The refugees that have settled here over the last 10 years are now making a huge impact in the city. Reinvention, positivity and social value.
12. (image of the precinct) We should all be 'Poogilantes' to prevent people from stepping in undesirable poo on pavements, always carry a chalk to circle, label and help others avoid!
13. (image of stairs near Coventry Market) Step into Coventry Market - Coventry is full of interesting buildings, spaces, nooks and crannies. Go and explore - and champion - them.
14. (image of the circular cafe in the Lower Precinct) Create a public painting - or guerilla weaving workshop here. Cover it in colour.
15. (image of Cullen ceramic mural in the Lower Precinct) Give more jobs to glass blowers, artists and other people who put the colour in.
16. (image of public artwork in Shelton Square) Make a hidden art trail - so people can find these.
17. (image of former Evening Telegraph building) Offer this building to artists and craftsmen...
18. (image of Whitefriars Monastery from the subway) Crowdsource some citizen photos of Coventry - what its people see as beautiful - and use these as the images on official council and other establishments websites. An ever-changing selection which showcases current events and developments and maybe even engenders civic pride!
19. (image of graffitti) A paint amnesty.
20 (image of the cross on the ground of the Priory Place visitor centre garden) Coventry obviously needs more pirates - there's buried treasure here that needs digging up....!
I can't quite believe we're at Pecha Kucha Coventry Vol #12. It's been an amazing couple of years with presentations ranging from "20 films that made me want to leave planet earth" to "15 lessons from sailing that should be applied to life" to "400 seconds with Wernher and the Wagtail" to our ground-breaking Pecha Kucha plays (and pretty much everything in between).
I've just got the tickets on sale for our next event, which is on March 26th at our friendly regular venue Taylor John's House [you can get your sticky mitts on one here] but I'm still a few speakers short - do you fancy having a go? We could do with some women, all the volunteers are blokes at the moment....
It's a themed one, for a change - I'm looking for people to tell us about the 10 things they would do to make Coventry a better place. If you live here, you must have some ideas and we'd love to hear them (and chat about them afterwards).
Please get in touch if you'd like to take the 20 x 20 challenge - otherwise, buy a ticket and I'll see you there!
Coventry's 11th Pecha Kucha Night - and the last event of 2012 starts in a little over 6 hours - woo!
Here's the list of presenters:
Janice Connolly/Barbara Nice - Podium (a Pecha Kucha Play with images by Richard Battye)
Steph Ridings - One Day Music Will Play (a Pecha Kucha Play with images by Richard Harrison)
Jack Shuttleworth - Designing Spaces for Early Years and Family Learning
Dom Breadmore - Fail (working title)
Ashley James Brown - Generative.PK
Si Whitehouse - Telling stories with 1's and 0's
Pete Dunkley - The Power of Irrationality (How to get reasonable people to do stupid things)
Rebecca Fisher - Party like it's 899!
I've also prepared a selection of 'unseen' images of Coventry at Night - if anyone fancies improvising a Pecha Kucha story tonight. (Sneak peak of images here if you want to cheat.)
And for our next event, there's a theme - I shall be looking for speakers to give their presentation entitled "10 things I would do to make Coventry a better place" (money no object, obviously). Think you've a few ideas on that you'd like to share?Let me know!
Coventry's PechaKucha Night Vol. 8 was part of the Global Cities Week, and here's a little photographic peek at what the venue looked like, which organizer Janet Vaughn likes to describe as a "lovely dark venue." You can also get a feel for how the event went by searching for the following hashtag on Twitter: #pkncov


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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Conference: Radical Aesthetics and Politics: Intersections in Music, Art, and Critical Social Theory
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In the past few decades, the study of sonic, visual, textual, and other media practices have emerged as productive areas of cultural analysis and critique. Often constitutive of paradoxes and tensions within society, these aesthetic practices have prompted critical engagements with structures of power and knowledge. Researchers and artists have sought to deconstruct particular relationships between aesthetics and power, creating renewed and emergent questions with which current social theory must engage. For instance, how might we think about the "œpublic sphere" in terms of nodes of encounters with the sonic, the visual, and the textual? What forms of political action and sociality emerge from civic engagements with visual, sonic, and textual culture? How are sonic and material landscapes engaged with as embodied practices? What might this imply about the corporeality of the political, the ethical, and the technological? What are the disjunctures and syntheses between artists and scholars concept-driven productions and the ways in which audiences interpret and construct life-worlds with these productions?
This multidisciplinary conference aims to explore these questions centering on the intersections between aesthetic practices and radical political action. The presentations engage with practices within sonic, visual, and textual culture, and understand these not merely in terms of the symbolic or the ideal, but also in terms of the material relations embedded within these practices. This conference is thus concerned with the ideological lives of aesthetic practices. Rather than focusing solely on overtly politicized artistic expression, however, this conference interrogates the boundaries of the political in music and art (and vice versa).
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How much water do you drink a day?
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I drink a cup of coffee when I get up and then drink water all day until I get home in the afternoon and then it's iced tea time!! lol So, I don't know...I guess it varies but normally a couple of bottles a day. Probably not enough
by Member on Feb. 6, 2013 at 10:11 PM
I drink 2 cups of coffee in the morning, then its water the rest of the day until bedtime. I just started weight watchers again, so I'm trying to keep up on my water intake
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by Bronze Member on Feb. 7, 2013 at 7:19 AM
I drink liquids all day long coffee ice tea but water only when I take a vitamin or pill unless I go out to dinner then I drink alot (if drinking wine I drink a glass of water after every glass of wine no hangover)
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