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Gov. Nikki Haley and the South Carolina Home Builders Association held a ceremonial signing to celebrate the legislation Thursday at the Saluda River Club. The governor had signed the bill May 25.
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◣books-- I mostly just read about humans on the internet. otherwise it's hard sci-fi, existentialist crap (sartre, dostoevsky, nietzsche), fantasy etc
◣music-- electro swing, chiptunes, jazz, glitchy stuff, classical, anything that sounds like an elliot smith + the books + venetian snares + 65daysofstatic + anamanaguchi collaboration? I can listen to anything from mogwai to vlad cochet, but often prefer quiet.
◣movies-- mary and max, lilja 4-ever, any emotionally compelling independent film or visually compelling sci-fi
◣shows-- true detective, louie, tim & eric, lost, always sunny, any interesting documentaries [attenboroguh 4 lyf] etc
◣food-- sashimi. I get excited by buying exotic ingredients I've never seen before and conducting numerous, sometimes edible, experiments with them.
-how I could help people around me be happier
-how doomed humanity is
-how much I'd prefer a fantasy reality
-how amazed I am at how stupid humans can be
-how I wish I could fix the world and then,
-how chaotic the universe really is ..and then,
-what new dessert I could learn to make
I've had social anxiety since I was a kid and I've never really found anyone who can relate.
I used to sleep with an anatomical model of a heart, because it was my teddybear equivalent.
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Nintendo's strategy is to make game experiences that you can't replicate with more powerful hardware. By offering a unique product, they rise above competition and control their own market.
Sony and MS' strategies are to make a powerful generic box, and let developers take care of software. When devs play along, like with the PS2, this is a powerful strategy. However, it's very risky, and there is not much incentive to own both products.
The fanboys want it to be otherwise, but the fact is that Nintendo is on its own level, completely separate from PS4 and likely the next Xbox. There is a good reason that people usually buy a wii+ps3 or wii+360, and very rarely 360+ps3.
What fanboys should be worrying about is Apple. You can be sure that they'll be turning the Apple TV into a console alternative this generation, and it will be a monster of a threat to Sony and MS. Nintendo will only be safe because of their unique software, but they'll still have to work hard to keep their numbers up.
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The fanboys care about this 'console war' A LOT more than the companies do.
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GoldenJoe24 posted...
You guys are looking at this from the wrong angle.
All true.
But consider this. Innovation doesn't just come from new controller inputs or second screens. More important innovation comes in the software itself.
Maybe by making a powerful generic box, developers will be less limited, and have an easier time making games rather than fighting hardware limitation or unique architecture. This could be a very very good thing for games development, and in the end games are what really matters here
Anything that allows developers to express themselves without limitation is probably more important than a new controller when it comes to games.
I think Nintendo will be fine. If you think about it, it seems their consoles are in two's.
NES started something, the SNES finished it. > Gameboy/ Gameboy color
N64 started another Nintendo chain, the Gamecube finished it. > Gameboy Advance.
Wii started yet another Nintendo chain, I'm sure the Wii U will finish it. > DS/3DS
The SNES, GC and Wii U seem to just be graphical upgrades of the same ideas set from the previous console. Likewise, the Gameboy's seem to have kept up with the the technology from the previous generation. Knowing that? I expect their next handheld to be somewhere in lines with the Wii U.
As for the next console, if Nintendo stays with it's obvious pattern, It will most likely drop the Wii concept and dual screen concept all together and make a new chain of consoles off the same idea. The Handhelds will most likely follow suit.
I look at this stuff and think to myself that Nintendo is just being Nintendo. They start something. Upgrade it...then move on. The handhelds follow suit. But you're correct...they always try to bring interactive fun to gaming.
NES: Powerglove. Gamepad. Zapper.
SNES: Had that missle launcher thing. Super Gameboy.
N64: eSlider. Rumble pak.
Gamecube: Traditional as you're gonna get from Nintendo, but they did try to make some Gameboy advance stuff with the link cable.
Wii: Need I say more?
Wii U: Again...need I say more?
If you think about it, Nintendo went back to it's roots with the Wii/Wii U. Just games and different ways to play the game. They were missing that, for the most part, with the N64/GC era; the most traditional era from Nintendo.
I'm interested to see what they do next... Their next console and handheld will be different from the previous era's. Book it.
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Spot on, TC, spot on. Though most of the critics WANT to hold Nintendo to the same exact standards (when its ultra convenient for them in support of their own favorite console maker) they always have done their own thing, and have stayed consistently successful and relevant in the process. Otherwise, Nintendo would have faded into obscurity a couple of gens ago.
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#148 - mcstorms (07/29/2012) [-]
Im 18 I can
>Go to war
>Buy porn
>Be in porn
>Drive without restrictions
>Buy a gun
All this , and I cant drink? oh yeah that's becuase it ***** up your brain , so they require you to be the age where your brain stops forming so it takes minimal damage.
>Go to war
>Buy porn
>Be in porn
>Drive without restrictions
>Buy a gun
All this , and I cant drink? oh yeah that's becuase it ***** up your brain , so they require you to be the age where your brain stops forming so it takes minimal damage.
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#192 to #166 - pinkamenadiannepie (07/29/2012) [-]
#201 to #192 - willcutting (07/29/2012) [-]
Thanks man, that's cool to see that there is not only idiots in here :) And I'm quite sure you'll find the same kind of people everywhere in France (out of Paris) :)
#200 to #192 - infiniteduress (07/29/2012) [-]
the french care more for americans than americans do, in france to this day there are more 911 memorials than here and they always have fresh flowers
#207 to #200 - pinkamenadiannepie (07/29/2012) [-]
#178 to #176 - willcutting (07/29/2012) [-]
I'm not even mad about you stupid jokes. Americans were pussies before little bitch ;)
#228 to #178 - herebemonstars (07/29/2012) [-]
>britain to france : sorry about our retard child america
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I used to want to make a part of my studies in USA, I thought people were nice, but I found so much stupid people like you thinking they are better because of the history. I thought the culture was interesting but now I'm just thinking that american are just nice with themselves and perfect idiots with the others. I mean I've met some nice people but they're way less than the people making joke about the WWII. Members of my family died for the liberty asshole.
#185 to #180 - willcutting (07/29/2012) [-]
When we helped you to have the nerves kid, I mean your ancestor were just Catholic (bitches) puritans which were affraid by the king of England. Your country has only 400 years and you want to **** with one which used to make the war before Jesus and which had 4 empire. Bitch please go play with your little gun and come back to talk about bravery later ok ?
#208 to #205 - willcutting (07/29/2012) [-]
Man, I don't even care I'm telling that only when people are making bad jokes like that. I've never want that USA thanks us for that, but it seems like most of you want us to remember that our leaders were assholes and that you saved us. Oh yeah, thank you man, now it's been almost 70 years ago, what do you want from us to stop that ****.
#213 to #208 - mcstorms (07/29/2012) [-]
Look you said we were pussies and pointed out a time when we were a little scared , and helpless before we were even a country mind you. I pointed out well yeah , but we have more then made up for that in the 250 years following it. And we payed are debts. I will be honest I know nothing of france's history I know what I have seen on hetalia.
#222 to #213 - willcutting (07/29/2012) [-]
So yeah you paid your debts so now stop with those bad joke your talking about french history without knowing it, I'm talking about American history because I've learn about it and still learn about it (I'm learning Language, Litterature and Civilization, USA and UK specialization at the faculty). I'm not saying that you owe us something, the fact is that french have a lot of respect for the USA and USA are just spitting their hate in our faces everytime. That's why people dislike USA. We helped you, you helped us, like friend would have done, but still I've said 9 times that I was French, 7 times an american call me surrender, I'm bored of this joke.Furthermore everytime we're called pussies and often the people who are saying that don't know a thing about the French history or even more how french surrender.
History lesson : Our leader, General Petain, was a Pro-Nazi, few days after, without asking anything, he surrendered. Most of the french were against this decision, some were scared (like when you have a bunch of ******* nazi coming in your livin room) some decided to resist and a little part was pro-nazi. But you know, none of us wanted to be with the nazis.
History lesson : Our leader, General Petain, was a Pro-Nazi, few days after, without asking anything, he surrendered. Most of the french were against this decision, some were scared (like when you have a bunch of ******* nazi coming in your livin room) some decided to resist and a little part was pro-nazi. But you know, none of us wanted to be with the nazis.
#224 to #222 - mcstorms (07/29/2012) [-]
Look I get every time someone hears I'm an American they make a fat joke, or an idiot joke or a gun joke ext... But I have come to deal with it and laugh at it. One time I said I liked salads and someone said nachos didn't count as salad, and I laughed my ass off. It's the same as a women being told tits or GTFO or get back to the kitchen.
#226 to #224 - willcutting (07/29/2012) [-]
Does a member of your family died because of nachos ? Anyway I see your point but please, stop with this bad joke, it hurts people. And in my side I'll try to be less reactive to this kind of jokes.
#155 to #148 - omnomnominator (07/29/2012) [-]
Well, in America, they do let you drive without lessons and own guns, so, yeah, it does make sense to force you to wait until you're older to drink.
#163 to #155 - twansitionfma (07/29/2012) [-]
you have to be 21 to own a gun in america
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#179 to #163 - sillyinstigator (07/29/2012) [-]
To own a rifle you must be 18. as for a pistol you must be 21 and have a permit (in more strict states that is).Thats supposed to because a pistol is a lot easier to sneak around with, versus a rifle which is pretty damn obvious when you carry it around. And rifles tend to be used mainly for hunting while pistols are primarily used for self defense/home defense.
#184 to #179 - twansitionfma (07/29/2012) [-]
look at comment #172
#190 to #184 - sillyinstigator (07/29/2012) [-]
also m16s aren't legal they are fully auto and/or burst, the civilian equivilant is the AR-15 semi auto
#191 to #190 - twansitionfma (07/29/2012) [-]
that one ha my bad
#187 to #184 - sillyinstigator (07/29/2012) [-]
Sorry, i missed that one.
#189 to #187 - twansitionfma (07/29/2012) [-]no worries man, but i think we can both agree that some american laws are just generally poorly made
#194 to #189 - sillyinstigator (07/29/2012) [-]
yeah im all for the right to bear arms, i actually shoot in cmp matches with an AR so im a bit biased but there are many guns out there you should need a permit for and a background check. But then again the Aurora co shooter had a clean background so the laws wouldn't of really made a difference
#165 to #163 - omnomnominator (07/29/2012) [-]
Aha, the above comment said otherwise, I have no clue about American gun laws.
#172 to #165 - twansitionfma (07/29/2012) [-]
got ya, well at least on the west side of the country (where I am from) you have to be 21 and apply for a gun license to own a handgun, i think you may be able to buy hunting rifles and stuff like that but nothing over that until you are 21 for some ridiculous reason, because you know, once you turn 21 its okay to own an m16 or ak-47, because you're older and know what you are doing with your life
#162 to #159 - omnomnominator (07/29/2012) [-]
In England, you need to take lessons and go through several tests to get a license, in America, if I'm not mistaken, you basically pick up your license, and away you go.
#171 to #162 - mcstorms (07/29/2012) [-]
No you need to go take your permit test witch is relatively easy since I passed it without studying. 10 questions. Then you have to wait 6 months before taking your road examination. Which if you didn't practice during those 6 months you are doomed to fail. Also with a permit you need an adult licences driver in the car at all times. That's pretty much where you get your lessons from or you can pay for professional lessons.
#170 to #162 - AvatarAirBender (07/29/2012) [-]
Haahhahha no. You have to hold a driving permit for a year. Were you can only drive with your parent in the passenger seat. Then you have to take a driving test for your license. We don't just sign a paper and go.
Also, you just can't buy HANDGUN AMMO until your 21. You can buy all the guns you want.
Also, you just can't buy HANDGUN AMMO until your 21. You can buy all the guns you want.
#173 to #170 - omnomnominator (07/29/2012) [-]
Ah, I see, I have no clue about america, again, so yeah, sorry about that, though I wish the drinking age was 21 in England.
#169 to #162 - jickya (07/29/2012) [-]
you couldnt be more wrong. In america, you have to go to driving school, take a test there (and pass), get a learner's permit, drive for 40 hours total (and record it), then go to the BMV. At the BMV, you have to take another test and you cant get below a B. Also, you have to take a driving test there and pass. When you finally get your liceanse, you cant actually drive other people for 6 months.


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"Treme" ended its first season tonight. I did a very long interview with co-creator David Simon about the show and some of the reaction to it, and I have a review of the finale coming up just as soon as I call my shot...
"New Orleans needs you!" -Davis
"A lot of people gone. Those left, we gotta be about the day-to-day." -LaDonna
On "The Wire," David Simon was fond of a circular structure to his finales, where each season finale would recreate moments from that year's premiere in slightly different ways, illustrating the show's same-as-it-ever-was philosophy.
At first glance, "I'll Fly Away" fits that mode. It's again nearly 90 minutes to match the pilot. We close on Antoine again playfully arguing with the cabbie he had to stiff on his way to the second line parade, see Big Chief Lambreaux dance again, watch another funeral procession accompanied by the Treme Brass Band, put Davis back at the radio station so he can put on another rollicking montage song, etc.
But this season of "Treme" wasn't a circle. It is not the story of how nothing ever changes. It's a show about a world where everything has changed, and the extended flashback to what all our characters were doing as Katrina approached underlines how much has changed for most of them.
Most obviously, LaDonna still had a brother (who fits Janette and Jacques' description as a solid, responsible guy) and Toni and Sofia still had a husband and father (whose indignation was at more curmudgeonly levels before the storm hit). Antoine lived on his own with a nice house and a car and everything that's lacking in his new existence with Desiree and the baby out on the fringes of town. Janette had a house and a restaurant. Albert had a home, Sonny and Annie had each other, etc.
Not every change has been a result of the storm (if anything, the temporary post-Katrina lack of drugs in the city likely postponed some of the ugliness in Sonny and Annie's relationship), but this place and its people are not the same that they were before the floods came. "I'll Fly Away" makes clear that the changes will continue. Some will be good (Davis has matured, and now is providing shelter for Annie), some bad (Janette leaves town), but New Orleans and its citizens are in an unwanted, unstoppable state of transition. Very little is the same as it was, and if there were times this season where it seemed little was happening, the finale brings home just how much has actually happened over the past year in these people's lives.
Because of what happened with Creighton last week, this is in many ways Toni's episode, and Melissa Leo was superb in showing Toni coming to grips with the nightmare of her husband's suicide. She's clinging to every scrap of hope at the beginning (and the cops, while business-like, are decent enough to let her), then can't anymore, and the horror overwhelms her. She tries to distract herself by talking work with a colleague, but when Creighton's truck turns up, with an "I love you" note inside Creighton's wallet, she has to finally, completely face the fact that this was no accident: Creighton chose a watery death over a life with her and Sofia. And what makes the moment sting, aside from Leo's brilliance, is the way that Lt. Colson shows up and very kindly offers to let Toni have a few minutes alone with the truck to remove any evidence that would point towards suicide - allowing this woman to perpetrate a cover-up after she's doggedly spent this entire season trying to expose a police cover-up and reveal truth to the world above all else.
Toni has the biggest moments (another one of which I'll get to in a bit), but nearly everyone gets a moment to shine. Davis began the season as the show's lightning rod character, and here he spends most of the running time giving Janette one perfect day, featuring the music of John Boutte(*), shrimp po'boys, a nap along the river and one damn suave move with the hotel room key at the place where they filmed "Pretty Baby." It's Davis using his love and knowledge of the city for good rather than evil, all winningly played by Steve Zahn. And Kim Dickens makes it clear throughout (particularly as Janette melts at the sounds coming out of Boutte's mouth on her porch) that not an iota of the effort or the charm of this is being lost on Janette, but it's unfortunately not enough. Much as she loves all the aspects of New Orleans that Davis shows her, the city has broken her, and she needs to get out, at least for a while. But if/when she returns, perhaps she'll take him more seriously as someone other than an exasperating occasional sex buddy.
(*) Boutte performed at the Houston honkytonk Sonny traveled to in episode four, and of course also sings the series' theme song.
Or perhaps he won't be on the market for a Janette return. While the gods have been unkind to Janette and nearly everyone else in this cast, they reward Davis for his good deed by placing the angelic Annie at his doorstep. We've seen in their previous encounters that he's very much attracted to her, but we also saw on Mardi Gras that he recognizes she could use some kindness more than another boyfriend, so there are a lot of possibilities within a Davis/Annie co-habitation situation. And for now, it gave us the priceless image of Davis looking back down the steps after Annie enters the house, as if he's wondering, "Did this amazing thing that just happened actually just happen?"
Janette leaves town, and winds up sharing a flight with Delmond, who over the course of these last few months has made some peace with his father and the Indian thing. Albert misses Mardi Gras but gets to parade on St. Joseph's - and I love how, as they did in the pilot, director Agnieszka Holland and her director of photography light things so the Big Chief's feathers are often the only thing we can see against a black New Orleans night - and is rescued from a police beatdown(**) by Sgt. Thompson (the community relations officer who tried to negotiate a peaceful end to Albert's Calliope protest). And in the end, in a very funny, underplayed scene between Clarke Peters and Rob Brown, father and son again bicker about the differences between old-school and new-school practitioners of "that Chinese shit," and it's clear that something fundamental has changed in the relationship. The words are the same, but the music's different.
(**) It's interesting what perspective does for a show. "The Wire" was often told from the perspective of, and sympathetic to, the cops, so beatdowns of bad guys could often be played for laughs: this is just how things are done sometimes. On "Treme" so far, the cops are a minor presence (though I'm assuming/hoping David Morse is more of a presence next season), while we know and like Albert, so the possibility of him getting beat on the way he beat up the tool thief is something to dread.
So some characters end the season on bleak notes, and others on hopeful ones. And then there's Antoine, still out there hustling, this time landing the best gig he's had all season and squandering most of his paycheck at the card table. Wendell Pierce is such a charming man, and the real-life musicians he plays with so terrific, that I don't regret any of the time we spent this year watching Antoine run in place. That said, I wouldn't be unhappy if season two featured more of a distinct arc for the guy.
But even Antoine showed a little bit of progress throughout the year. He's still living gig-to-gig, hand-to-mouth, but his connection to LaDonna allowed him to show some growth and selflessness as a family man. He gave her the money to help repair the family crypt(***), and he went to Daymo's funeral, not because he got anything out of it but because he recognized it was the right thing to do - for the ex-wife who lost a brother and for the estranged sons who lost their uncle. And you see in his sons' interaction with him in the second line that they see that little bit of change, and are grateful for it on this terrible day.
(***) And I loved how even in LaDonna's grief, she was able to crack a joke at the expense of the cemetery director by listening to the sounds of her dead relatives spinning in their graves over the huge bill.
Now, we closed the series' first episode with a parade at a funeral, but it was the first stage of that tradition: somber, stately and respectful of the body being taken to the cemetary. We close not with a mirror image of that, but with the second half of the tradition: the cathartic uptempo departure from the cemetary. It's such a wonderful, largely dialogue-free scene full of gorgeous little moments: the boys running up to be with Antoine, and LaDonna letting the music wash over her as she starts to dance, and then Toni briefly smiling at the image of her friend coping with her grief, before being consumed once again with her own.
That brief sequence of the two women is "Treme" in a nutshell: joy and pain and music and great acting all mixed together.
One of the complaints some people had with this season, which Simon and I discussed in the interview, is the idea of "Treme" as a show with little to no story. And certainly, if you compared this to any season of "The Wire," it would seem very lacking in plot. But I do believe that both shows qualify under Simon's "novel for television" model. There are, after all, many different kinds of novels. Some are rich with incident, and some almost entirely about small moments in ordinary lives. "The Wire" belonged to one school, "Treme" to another. And I'm fine with that. There are times when I'm in the mood for a Richard Price urban crime epic. Then there are others where I just want to read a Richard Russo book about people in a small town where nothing seems to be happening - until I get to the end, and the emotional wallop makes me realize just how much happened, and how much it mattered to me that I got to experience it via such a confident, humanist storyteller.
"Treme" is not "The Wire 2: The Squeakquel," but it never set out to be that. And in the end, I thought it was pretty damn great.
Some other thoughts:
- I'm writing this review off a screener of the finale, which did not contain the tribute to David Mills that was set to run after the actual airing. I'm both eager to see it and dreading it; this season was the last thing he worked on, and that tribute feels like the final goodbye, you know?
- And now we understand why Arnie was so eager to pay out of pocket to fix LaDonna's roof: he was hustling to start up his own contracting business under Riley's license. Very clever. Say this for Sonny: he brought this guy to New Orleans, and it looks like Arnie is smart and industrious enough to thrive in a place that desperately needs good contractors.
- A very funny little moment: Davina enters the bar in trumph with all the supplies her dad sent her to get, only to be deflated when Albert immediately sends her out for more. A nicely-played beat by Edwina Findley.
- Another perspective moment with the cops: we follow the two detectives out of the Burnette house as we hear Sofia's anguished screams emerge from inside. They're not bad guys, but this is just their job, while it's Sofia's whole existence that's just been upended.
- In the interview, Simon and I talked a bit about Sonny, and he suggested that perhaps this episode - with Sonny trashing his keyboard and again resorting to drugs - might be a low point for the character. I certainly hope so. I don't need characters to be likable, but i do need them to be interesting, and Sonny was unfortunately not that this year.
- Another excellent small touch: as the funeral is breaking up, we see LaDonna's mother comforting her, when it's been the other way around until now. Mothers aren't supposed to bury their sons, but at the same time they are supposed to provide a shoulder for their daughters to cry on - and if that helps distract them from their own pain for a moment, so much the better.
- For the final time this season, I again strongly endorse heading over to Dave Walker's blog to read his footnotes for this episode.
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In this exercise I am going to show you what to do if Illustrator ignores one of your operations as you're recording an action, and this does happen with an alarming degree of frequencies. So the way it works inside of Photoshop, basically, is just about everything that you can choose from a menu gets recorded inside of an Action. In Illustrator it's about half of the commands get recorded, the other half get ignored. But you can always force a command if need be. So, let me show what I am talking about. I'm going to go ahead and clean up my Actions Sets a little bit.
That testSet turns out to work really well. So I'm going to call it something like successSet and click OK and then I am going to double-click on dekeSet and I am going to called this one badSet and click OK. Just so I remember that I don't want to use those, although they were the basis for the successSet. So I might as well keep them around until at some later date I decide to throw him away. Next, I am going to click on Save for Web PNG 8/64. Let's say, what I want to do right before I really save out the PNG file I want to include a Copyright Statement and I want to go ahead and build that into the Action.
So I'll click on the Action name, click on the Record button, then I'll go up to File menu and choose the File Info command. Or you could press the keyboard shortcut if you want, but if you are working along with me just actually choose the command so you're you sure everything is working. Then inside of the dialog box go ahead and mark it up any old way you want. Now I could sit here and fill out all the fields manually. However, it's going to turn out to be a little bit of a waste of time. If you decide to fill out the fields, because I'm warning you in advance Illustrator is going to ignore you why then, take the precaution of after you get done filling out those fields choose the Export option from the lower right corner of this dialog box here and go ahead and Export out an XMP Metadata Template.
That way later on when you need to bring that information back, so you don't have to retype it all, you can go ahead and choose Import and then choose that template. Or if you're lucky it'll appear automatically down here at the bottom of the menu. In my case I have already saved one in advance. So I am going to just click on TNG, those are the initials for my company. Then I'll say, sure, I want to clear the existing properties. That's fine. Click OK and I'll end up adding information about me, my company, my site, and so forth, and then I'll click OK. Now of course, I mean how could Illustrator ignore this? I just spent like, four or five minutes or something inside this dialog box and yet it did.
It was just like -- Not paying attention to a darn thing I am doing! So anyway, what I've got to do instead, I want to keep recording by the way. I'm going to go up here to the flyout menu and I'm going to choose Insert menu Item. You can enter the menu item if you want to and then can do a Find or you can just go up to the File menu, in our case, and choose File Info. So now that you've really got Illustrator's attention you can choose the command and it's going to say, oh yeah, File Info. I heard of that one.
Then click OK and it gets added to the list. Now stop, because that's the best we are going to do. So I'll go ahead click that Stop button. I wanted it to happen before actually Export the File. So we'll do File Info first and then save the file. Just to check whether this works or not I am going to have to go ahead and revert this file by going to the File menu and choosing the Revert command and then I'll say sure, yeah, I want revert. That sounds great. Then wait a few moments for Illustrator to do its thing. You'll know that it's reverted the file when it throws the Title tab to the right-hand side.
All right, now I'm going to go ahead and play back this Action by clicking on it and then clicking on the Play button. Up will come the File Info dialog box. This is the minor tragedy of things, and when I say minor I mean absolutely major. It doesn't know anything about what I entered into the dialog box. It just knows that I want to bring it up on-screen. There is no way to turn off the dialog box, because this little area is blank. So it's always going to come up. So that's why you really need that button down there. You're going to have to babysit this one, as I say, a little bit tragic.
Go ahead and click on that button for that XMP Template you created and then click OK, what have you, click OK again, and then it'll go ahead and save out that file. Let's see if it worked. Once again, I'll click on Go to Bridge and then I'll go ahead and scroll up to Musical-revue.png, which should have just gotten saved over, because Illustrator automatically saves over those files as you export them. Now I'll go to the File menu and choose File Info here. I should see all that information I entered a moment ago, and it didn't.Well, now that's good, actually, in a way because I can show you what the problem is.
I wish it had worked, but if you run into the same situation let me show you what's up. I am going to cancel out of here, dad gummite! I'm going to go ahead and click on the boomerang to return to Illustrator and I'll go ahead inside of this Action, Save for Web PNG 8/64. I'll double-click on Save for Web, right there. Because I do have my File Info inside of this file, that's all good to go, because that played successfully. Here is the problem: you go up to this tiny, little dinky flyout menu right there and you choose Edit Output Settings, you really have to dig for this one, you go to HTML and you choose Saving Files and then you drop down here to this check box; this is comical, and you turn on Include XMP.
Isn't that just the best interface designed you've ever witnessed? Then click OK in order to accept that modification. Now click on the Save button and then click on Save. Notice it's going to replace the file by the way. I'll click on save. It doesn't ask. Just does it. That's so awesome. Now I am going to switch back to the Bridge in order to see if it worked this time. There is my file, Musical-revue.png. Let's go ahead and click on it. Go back to the File menu, choose the File Info command and celebrate. Woo hoo! There is all of my information.
See how easy that is. This might not actually be the best way to annotate your files with copyright information, but it does give you a sense of some of the hoops you have to jump through when recording actions and how to foresee inclusion of a Many command using the Insert menu Item option inside the Actions panel.
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Season to Date: 33-33-1
When we get to the goal
line, we don't leap it… we fumble.
And I guess that's all there really is to say about this team in 2004.
We're right back where we started in 1999. Mike Holmgren inherited a talented team that needed to take the step forward. They didn't. So he gutted the team, brought in HIS players, and called it his own.
Well, Mike. Here we are. Who's responsible then? You are.
Following another miserable performance, Shaun Alexander had this to say about our Seattle Seahawks:
"We lay eggs consistently… As sickening as it is, we'll still be in first place. It's like throwing salt in a wound. It's like a rock in a shoe. You know what I mean? It's terrible the way we do it."
Yup. And I'm all out of cigars (or I've lost my thesaurus of inspiration). So let's talk about some teams worth discussing…
Now that we've all had time to recover after witnessing Tom Brady perform a most uncharacteristic ass-flop toss to the Tangerine Dolphins - thereby collectively tripping his team on their backs, looking up at the Steelers for Home Field Advantage – let's consider how we think they'll react… The Patriots have proven to be true champions. They will react in the manner they should. As champions do. They're chomping at the bit to make grass stains out of the Jets in the Meadowlands. Count it.
Meanwhile, the J-E-T-S hit the field with some very adept play calling facing that-team-we-won't-mention last Sunday. That's what good coaching will get ya. You know, the kinda coaching where you take the opponent into consideration and game plan accordingly. Better defined as, uh – smart coaching! They've earned a playoff spot with their approach and play this year. Yup. Unfortunately, the Pats are much too wise to get fooled by misdirection. Chad Pennington will find the flats covered in this contest. The Pats are going to yank the security blanket away from Linus and Brady will have his redemption.
For the record (and since I threw the Peanuts jab in there, I should qualify): I admire what Chad had to say this week. Rather than the general media who hypocritically reacted to his genuine comments with cry-baby disdain and insecure pomposity – I recognize the guts it takes for the man to stand up there on a podium in New York City, and call them out on their double standard. He never questioned their credibility. He simply questioned their motivations. I for one applaud it.
And you're right, Chad. It is as much a privilege for me to have the right, and the methods, to print it. As it is for you to play it. Now go out and earn your money, you rich *epithet*…
MIN –3 vs GBAY
Okay, so the Vikings burned me last week and left an unqualified Detroit team alive – just enough to win but fail to cover (I'm a little alarmed at the number of 3 point games I've narrowly missed on either side (see last wk vs ATL). Ay, it's a cruel, cruel world). I'll chalk that up to them looking forward to THIS week's match-up.
I still feel Minnesota is an enormous threat to anyone in the NFL this year. And I feel they're far more deserving than the Packers (who had my Jagywirez right where they wanted them in the bitter cold last Sunday, eh cheez wiz?) The Purple are NOT laying down for anybody, compete each and every week, have weathered several key injuries, and they are going to claim the division this Sunday.
Repeat after me: The Packers are not worthy. The Packers are not worthy. Their string of consecutive wins was crammed full of weak opponents and they are simply not worth a playoff spot. You can be certain I'm already banking the team they face on Wild Card Weekend. The Pack will be road bound the rest of the season – this week, next, and the 1st week of the playoffs. Don't forget to bring extra tidy whities, moldy yellow...
I can't understand this spread (and that does have me worried). Just what has Tampa Bay done that has everyone so in love with them for the final NFC seed? We started hearing that noise the last time these 2 met - but Carolina won 21-14. The Bucs then caught the Falcons sleeping to the tune of 27-0 and everyone jumped on board, and stayed there. Apparently ignorant to the fact the Bucs have since lost to the Chargers and the Saints in succession.
On the flipside, Carolina falls short by a razor to another freak-leap by Michael Vick (in one of the more entertaining and competitive games of the year, not to mention plays)… and they're done? Sorry, sports fans – the Carolina story is one of the most inspiring in modern day football. And it ain't over. They'll take the final seed, thank you (well deserved).
In my pre-season report I had the AFC WEST down as a blurry mystery that only had one result certain – the Bolts won't be involved. Forgiving me that miscalculation (and please, can anyone honestly claim they had the Chargers as a pre-season favorite? Be real) that's proven to be quite accurate. Denver appeared to be a team that had lots, but little. There weren't any team weaknesses… but there weren't any team strengths either. In today's NFL that appears to be enough to put you in contention for the playoff's.
Lately, folks have been really down on Jake Plummer as a QB. Contrarily, I think he's played quite well. It has not been as succinctly individual as a Jake Plummer INT to end a game. Take away that Bolts game where he threw 4 errors and he's a respectable 23/15 ratio. (I saw that Bolts game, and he was mostly unlucky, as opposed to mistake-prone). The problem may be that coach Shanahan has him running bootlegs all damned day to the point of overkill. It's become predictable (and need I mention takes away half the football field). However, facing the Titans young defense that may be an asset and if Billy Volek comes back down to Earth I think the Broncos have what it takes to stay in the race. They can't afford to lose this game. And they won't.
P.S. I'm stumping for Jeff Fisher as our coach in 2005 (their injury report reads like a 'senior ditch-day' roll call). Another Titans loss may help that pursuit…
MIA –7.5 vs CLE
Cleveland has quite early. And the Fish are trying desperately to hold on to a coach they clearly admire. (Hopefully the idiotically ill-timed Huizenga doesn't throw a wrench in that inspiration with his Blockbuster HC offer. Though I wouldn't mind Nick Saban in Seahawk blue either. LSU plays my kind of football).
Next week, I'll be AWOL playing St. Nick and getting drunk on the spirit of children. Merry Xmas to you and yours, eh. But let me say this: The playoffs are the time to shine… and I intend to do so here at BTM. Expect a winning record come January, or else serve up those complaints!!
Beat the Man… cuz he makes fun of the guy in the fat suit.
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Ievgen Kyhtrov Pumped To Continue His Pro Run
By Tim Kudgis
Tonight at Harrah's Philadelphia & LIVE around the WORLD on GFL.tv, Ievgen Kyhtrov (1-0), 2011 World Amateur Championship's Gold Medalist, will step in the ring for the 2nd time in his pro career as a featured bout on a card promoted by Joey Eye Boxing & XFE.
Kyhtrov,m who is promoted by Fight Promotions Inc., has relocated to New York from the Ukraine and the US is where he plans to fight for the most part as a pro. Recently Boxingscene.com had the opportunity to catch up with Khytrov very briefly as was finishing up preparations for his fight tonight LIVE around the WORLD on GFL.tv. Here is what he had to say:
Boxingscene.com: How was training camp for your Fight this Friday?
Khytrov: We worked very hard making the transition from amateur to professional style. Sparred top guys like Curtis Stevens and Marcus Browne. We are prepared 100%.
Boxingscene.com: What do you know about your opponent is their any flaws you feel you can expose?
Khytrov: We know he does some MMA and has a bit of an awkward style. We will box him and will take advantage
Boxingscene.com: What are your plans for 2014? Are you going to try to move up the ranks quickly because of your extensive amateur experience?
Khytrov: We have at least 8 fights scheduled this year if all goes well
Boxingscene,com: How do you like fighting in the US?
Khytrov: Love it, the fans are great and the venues are beautiful. .
Boxingscene.com: Will you be trying to consistently fight in the US or will you be going back and forth overseas?
Khytrov: Will mostly fight in US. May take one or two fights back home in Ukraine. As of now I have permanently moved to Brooklyn New York.
Boxingscene.com: For those who are unfamiliar with you how would you describe yourself as a fighter?
Khytrov: I like to fight or brawl. But currently working very hard on my defense and classic boxing.
Boxingscene.com: What can fans in attendance as well as those watching around the world LIVE on GFL.tv expect from you Friday night?
Khytrov: I am prepared to give a great fight and will not disappoint.
Boxingscene.com: Is there anyone you would like to thank for their support?
Khytrov: I would like to thank my trainers Gary Stark and Andre Rozier as well as my sparring partners Marcus Browne and Curtis Stevens and Sugar Boy.
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Peter Fury on Tyson, Price, Cunningham, Audley, Cooney
By Terence Dooley
Peter Fury took the reins of his nephew Tyson Fury's training set-up at the turn of 2012, wins over Martin Rogan (TKO 5), Vinny Madalone (TKO 5) and Kevin Johnson (W12) followed during the following year. Tyson, 20-0 (14), is scheduled to meet former IBF cruiserweight champion Steve Cunningham, 25-5 (12), at Madison Square Garden's Theatre on April 20 in a bout that will decide the IBF's #2 heavyweight contender.
Peter believes that the fight will showcase the new slimline Fury's skills and burgeoning maturity. "Tyson is looking fantastic, he's improving his arsenal because we're working on a lot of angles, variety of shots, and speed and power, so expect to see a new Tyson — he's really coming into his own now," he said when speaking to BoxingScene.
"Tyson is looking forward to boxing in America because he loves the excitement and razzmatazz that goes with it and this will give him a chance to show off. Tyson's a flamboyant character, very outspoken and an extrovert, so he'll put on a show — it will be good.
"Cunningham has a puncher's chance in the boxing ring. Heavyweight boxing is a battleground where anything can happen within three-minutes, so we'll make sure Tyson keeps that onboard. We have a game plan, every fight is different, and we work on things that way to make sure it all goes to plan."
Although American's fascination with the heavyweight division has died down in recent years, they have had an interest in "Great white hopes" stretching back to the controversial reign of Jack Johnson. White heavyweights have been a mixed bag in the intervening years. You had the likes of Jerry Quarry, who had ability but lacked top-level durability, and George Chuvalo, tough as nails yet lacking the skill to dethrone the champions of his day, with Rocky Marciano the stand-out white American fighter.
"Gentleman" Gerry Cooney showed talent and toughness during his WBC world title challenge to consensus number one Larry Holmes in 1982. Cooney soaked up Holmes's best shots before his trainer stepped into the ring at 2:52 of the thirteenth-round. Cooney is set to hook up with the Furys during their American jaunt and could walk Tyson to the ring on fight night, which is music to the ears of his uncle.
"Gerry's a great ambassador for boxing over there, he'll be joining us in the training camp when we get there and hopefully walking Tyson to the ring," he said. "It is going to help Tyson's build-up, which is great for us as we're great fans of his — I remember watching him against Larry Holmes. He took Larry thirteen rounds; you have to be a very good fighter to do that with someone like Larry. People need to remember that Gerry was an elite fighter, for sure.
"We all know that Larry had the best jab in boxing, Gerry gave as good as he got and it showed the level he was at. Gerry knows a lot and Tyson can learn from what he knows. Tyson's always respected Gerry, he always had a lot of time for his career as a little boy growing up. His father and I always spoke about the great Gerry Cooney, so it is a real privilege."
Cunningham, 36, has campaigned at heavyweight for his past two fights, a decision win over Jason Gavern last September and a split decision loss to Tomasz Adamek in December, and the match-up has been criticised by some. Fury, though, believes that you can never take anything for granted at this weight and against established world-class names.
"I certainly am, yeah," he said when asked if he expects a tough night's work. "I expect Cunningham's A-game and anything less wouldn't be wise. He has a very good corner, very good preparation from fighting Adamek and his confidence will be very high. We expect a hard fight, it isn't easy when you fight world-class people, a former world champion, and we know that anything can happen. Cunningham will try to make Tyson miss so that he can counter — we can't make any mistakes.
"Tyson has mentioned Michael Spinks and David Haye, fighters who moved to heavyweight and made a success of it. If you have a talented fighter moving up to heavyweight, and he has all the skills and slips, then he's a threat to anyone. If a guy who weighs over fourteen stone hits you on the chin then you can go no matter how good you are. Tyson knows Cunningham is a threat from the first until the last round.
"These guys have the power to do damage, so Tyson won't underestimate Cunningham or think he's a 6' 9'' monster who can just walk through everyone. Tyson's facing a well-built athlete who can bang. Cunningham will pop that jab out like nobody's business and we all know that if you can pop that jab then you're a problem for any fighter. I think he'll be better at heavyweight than he was at cruiserweight."
Many British fans still hold out hope for a showdown between Fury and David Price despite Price's second-round stoppage loss to America's Tony Thompson. Fury, though, maintains that his fighter is moving beyond Price's level, and will continue to do so unless the 29-year-old Liverpudlian learns from the loss.
"I'm not surprised (by Price's loss) because we have a lot of public overhyping of people," said Fury. "I'm a boxing realist, I know boxing and saw a lot of weaknesses, a lot of flaws there, but people were just looking at the big bang and he was getting away with it. You can bang people away at domestic level, but if you move up then that punch is all you have, and that was evident from what Thompson did to him.
"Thompson was coming over for one last hurrah, he said so at the press conference, but he came over to give it a go and look what happened. Even at the end of his career, an old campaigner can't be mistaken for a domestic-level fighter. That old, world-level fighter will beat a domestic fighter hands down. It is all about skill at the higher level, if you don't have the skill then you'll be found wanting, and that's what happened.
"Obviously, he should have kept Thompson long, had a look at him, realised he had mixed at world level and been patient, but he looked at how Wladimir stopped him twice [in 11 and six-rounds respectively] and thought he could do it. Price isn't Wladimir, they saw Thompson crumble against Wladimir, but Wlad's a different kettle of fish, he moved Thompson a little to the left to cut his angles off. David didn't have the experience to do that. Thompson just walked right through him.
"You've got a novice who has banged people over for 14-fights prior to that, he's not even done twelve-rounds in a fight, so you've got a rank novice with a big bang taking on a guy who is a step up, and he wasn't ready to step up. It partly the promoter's fault because they're looking at paydays and seeing it as a business rather than allowing the fighter to develop. They should have been teaching Price properly and they haven't been doing that."
Still, Price has vowed to come back even stronger, and many heavyweights have had to taste the pain of defeat. Thompson's shot clipped Price's hear, robbing him of his balance and equilibrium, it may well be a one-off thing — time will tell. Fury, though, believes Price can return from this setback, while warning that the inexperience he showed after hitting the deck needs to be worked on.
"It is all about the person's willpower, I believe Price has the hunger to do it, he's a fighting man who did big things in the amateurs," he said. "Price showed bravery to get up from the floor, but that again shows the inexperience of the man, he should have stayed on his knee for six-seconds then got up to his feet. They obviously hadn't worked on what to do when he's down on the floor, instead he jumped straight up when his legs were all stiff."
He added: "These types of things should not be happening. Price needs an experienced advisor to take him back to school and teach him the tactics of the pro game because, to me, he still fights as an amateur and not a pro. His style is based around his big shots and banging people out."
On the same night, Audley Harrison made an unlikely comeback by winning Prizefighter: The International Heavyweights. "A-Force" has managed to secure himself a heavyweight lifeline at the ripe old age of 41, and won himself a few new admirers in the process.
"I've never been a fan of Audley, really, because he's an underachiever, but he deserves the upmost respect because he has been beat so many times and keeps coming back, and back," said Fury.
"I agree with Tyson, there's something about Audley. I take my hat off to him. Although these Prizefighters mean absolutely nothing, they're not world-class fighters, a man who has mixed at a good level will beat domestic fighters. Audley isn't just a domestic-level fighter — he has got world-class skills and pop. Only sometimes he turns up, most times he doesn't."
Price and Dereck Chisora's recent reverses leave Fury standing alone as Britain's immediate hope of a world title challenger. A win over Cunningham will boost his standing with the IBF and bring him closer to a fight against Wlad Klitschko. Although his uncle insists that there is plenty of time for Tyson to develop before making his move.
"Tyson's young and is getting an air of confidence about him, he's a natural athlete who is growing nicely into a world-class fighter," he said. "There's still improvements to make, but he is growing from a young kid into a man, let's not forget that Lennox Lewis didn't turn pro until he was the age Tyson is now [24].
"Tyson's a 6' 9'' guy who is coming into his own, he's not a Mike Tyson, who was 5' 10'' and exploded through at a young age. He is maturing and coming on impressively, and I'm not just saying that because he's my family."
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Personally i think the whole attitude from peter fury is a bit soft in his approach.The problem is the mental attitude towards tysons approach to being word champion.Firstly to be a great world champion you got to think like a…Comment by Money Shot on 03-03-2013
Going to be a good fight and very interesting to see how Fury is developing, no doubt he has the tools to go all the way, but as Price proved: disaster is never far away.Comment by petero on 03-03-2013
We Irish Americans and American fight fans are really looking forward to seeing Tyson Fury's first major fight in the U.S. With wealth T.V. and youtube iv'e watched alot of Tyson's fight's I will say you take one look at…Comment by joe strong on 03-03-2013
the only thing i disagree with is that they were bringing price along wrong. they brought several decent journeymen in to fight him. he blew all the domestic level opponents away. he was ready for a step up. thompson is…Comment by wallworkjake123 on 03-03-2013
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#7. Baby Shampoo: Safest daily hair cleanser
During the summer months, greasy and limp hair is a common complaint. Frequent shampooing can strip away the hair from natural oils, leaving it dull and brittle. Switch your regular shampoo with a baby shampoo, and you would complain no more. Being much milder than other shampoos, baby shampoos do not wash away the natural oils from hair while cleaning it. Since they are free of harsh chemicals, you can use them more frequently than your regular ones.
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Have we left you surprised and amazed at these unexpected beauty benefits of baby products? We are sure your next shopping trip for beauty products will be much easier and more fun!