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#4979621 GenerateMipMaps
Posted by CryZe on 13 September 2012 - 01:43 AM
#4979610 Some questions about bloom
Posted by CryZe on 13 September 2012 - 12:59 AM
1. Incoming Radiance Simulation: In this stage you need to approximate the lighting that shines into your virtual camera / eye. This value should be completely unclamped and can reach values of 0.0001f and 1000000.0f (High Dynamic Range).
Typical Passes in this stage are: G-Buffer Generation, Light Accumulation, Shadow Mapping, SSAO, Sky Rendering, Volumetric Light Scattering, ...
2. Lens Simulation: In this stage you simulate how the incoming lighting gets modified by travelling through the lenses. Lenses typically cause interreflections of the incoming radiance which appear as lens flares on the final image, also lenses might need to focus onto a specific distance (depth of field). Bloom might also occur because the glass is not perfectly pure. Also the lenses might refrect the light, which causes chromatic aberration on cheap lenses.
Typical Passes in this stage are: Lens Flares, Bloom, Depth of Field, Chromatic Aberration
3. Aperture Simulation: The camera / eye needs to adapt to the current average luminance of the incoming lighting, unless you want to set the exposure manually. You should simulate this in this stage.
Typical Passes in this stage are: Average Luminance Calculation, Exposure Adjustment
4. Retina Simulation: In this stage you simulate how the incoming adjusted lighting affects the retina. You need to translate the incoming high dynamic range lighting to the range [0; 1]. The resulting image can be shown on the screen, but you might want to add HUD elements before.
Typical Passes in this stage are: Tone Mapping
You could swap the second and third stage, because the iris of an eye and the aperture of a camera are actually in front of the lenses. But the result should be the same and this is typically the way it's implemented, because exposure ajustment might be done inside the tone mapper.
Also, in your case, you don't want to apply bloom to an untextured render of your scene. Bloom is done inside your eye / camera in the real world and I don't think your eyes see the world untextured
You should apply it on everything the virtual eye sees.
1. Should I use bloom & tonemapping on the specular component ? (to me it seems to distort the form and "energy" of my specular quite a bit)
#4978106 Separable gaussian blur too dark ?
Posted by CryZe on 08 September 2012 - 03:30 PM
#4978056 Separable gaussian blur too dark ?
Posted by CryZe on 08 September 2012 - 12:33 PM
float gaussianKernel(float x, float standardDeviation) { return exp(-(x * x) / (2 * standardDeviation * standardDeviation)) / (sqrt(2 * 3.14159265) * standardDeviation); } float4 PS(VSO input) : SV_TARGET0 { const int numSamples = 3; const float standardDeviation = numSamples / 3.0; const float offset[numSamples] = { 0.0, 1.3846153846, 3.2307692308 }; const float weight[numSamples] = { 0.40261952, 0.2442015368, 0.0544886997 }; //Either use these or the gaussianKernel function float3 texColor = TargetTexture.Sample(TargetTextureSampler, input.UV).xyz * gaussianKernel(0, standardDeviation); //You forgot about this weight here for (int i = 1; i < numSamples; i++) { float weight = gaussianKernel(i, standardDeviation); texColor += TargetTexture.Sample(TargetTextureSampler, input.UV + float2(offset[i], 0.0f) / _ScreenSize.x).rgb * weight; texColor += TargetTexture.Sample(TargetTextureSampler, input.UV - float2(offset[i], 0.0f) / _ScreenSize.x).rgb * weight; } return float4(texColor.rgb, 1.0f); }
You might also want to check out the implementation I'm currently using in my engine (even though I'm currently switching to a more optimized compute shader implemention with a runtime of O(log n) per pixel):
#ifndef MIN_WEIGHT #define MIN_WEIGHT 0.0001f #endif #ifndef FILTER #error You have to define the filter. (FILTER = (GAUSSIAN|EXPONENTIAL)) #endif #define GAUSSIAN 0 #define EXPONENTIAL 1 #if FILTER == GAUSSIAN #ifndef STANDARD_DEVIATION #error You have to define the standard deviation when using a gaussian kernel. (STANDARD_DEVIATION = float) #endif #elif FILTER == EXPONENTIAL #ifndef MEAN_VALUE #error You have to define the mean value when using an exponential kernel. (MEAN_VALUE = float) #endif #endif #ifndef DIRECTION #error You have to define the direction. (DIRECTION = (HORIZONTAL|VERTICAL|int2(x,y))) #endif #ifndef MIP #define MIP 0 #endif #define HORIZONTAL int2(1, 0) #define VERTICAL int2(0, 1) Texture2D SourceTexture : register(t0); cbuffer InfoBuffer : register(b0) { float Width; float Height; }; struct PSIn { float4 Position : SV_POSITION; float2 TexCoord : TEXCOORD0; float2 ScreenPos : SCREEN_POSITION; }; float gaussianKernel(int x, float standardDeviation) { return exp(-(x * x) / (2 * standardDeviation * standardDeviation)) / (sqrt(2 * 3.14159265) * standardDeviation); } float integratedExponentialKernel(float x, float m) { return 0.5 * (1 - exp(-x / m) / 2) * (sign(x) + 1) - 0.25 * exp(x / m) * (sign(x) - 1); } float exponentialKernel(int x, float m) { return integratedExponentialKernel(x + 0.5, m) - integratedExponentialKernel(x - 0.5, m); } float filter(int x) { #if FILTER == GAUSSIAN return gaussianKernel(x, STANDARD_DEVIATION); #elif FILTER == EXPONENTIAL return exponentialKernel(x, MEAN_VALUE); #endif } float3 sample(int2 position, int offset) { float3 textureColor = 0.0f; float2 newOffset = offset * DIRECTION; if (newOffset.x >= -8 && newOffset.x <= 7 && newOffset.y >= -8 && newOffset.y <= 7) textureColor = SourceTexture.Load( int3(position, MIP), newOffset); else textureColor = SourceTexture.Load(int3(position + newOffset, MIP)); return textureColor; } float4 PSMain(PSIn Input) : SV_Target { float3 accumulatedColor = 0.0f; float accumulatedWeight = 0, weight = 0; [unroll] for (int x = 0; (weight = filter(x)) > MIN_WEIGHT; ++x) { accumulatedWeight += (x != 0) ? (2 * weight) : weight; } [unroll] for (int x = 0; (weight = filter(x)) > MIN_WEIGHT; ++x) { accumulatedColor += weight / accumulatedWeight * sample((int2)Input.ScreenPos, x); if (x != 0) accumulatedColor += weight / accumulatedWeight * sample((int2)Input.ScreenPos, -x); } return float4(accumulatedColor, 1); }
#4977120 An idea for rendering geometry
Posted by CryZe on 06 September 2012 - 02:51 AM
You'd still only have one sample per pixel though :/
Also this could only work in theory. The buffer would probably be multiple Terabytes to support rendering HD images in constant time.
#4975468 Best way of handling different Shader functions
Posted by CryZe on 01 September 2012 - 10:15 AM
#4973697 Dynamic vertex buffers?
Posted by CryZe on 27 August 2012 - 01:23 AM
If you actually want to transform each vertex in a different way, updating your vertex buffer every frame is the way to go.
#4972104 Passing matrices vs passing floats in instance buffer?
Posted by CryZe on 22 August 2012 - 01:28 AM
You can store per instance data in a second vertex buffer. The Input Assembler combines the per vertex data and the per instance data for each vertex shader call.
So there are no SV semantics for a matrix per vertex. Honestly you probably don't need a matrix per vertex unless you're doing skinning, in which case it's better to just pass it in as a matrix array in a constant buffer.
BTT: It's better to upload just a single matrix to the GPU, because this would result in just 4 DP4 instructions. While uploading position, rotation and scale would result in way more instructions. Quaternions are probably faster though.
Also, you don't need to use the TEXCOORD# semantics anymore. Since DirectX 10 you can use any semantic name you want. To upload a matrix you simply upload the 4 float4 values with the same semantic name but different indexes, eg. WVP0, WVP1, WVP2, WVP3.
#4970687 Horrible performance or not ?
Posted by CryZe on 17 August 2012 - 04:16 PM
#4970508 f32tof16 confusion
Posted by CryZe on 17 August 2012 - 05:14 AM
Also your original code converts the single precision float to a half precision float and reinterprets the bits as a single precision float. Since the most significant word is always 0, the resulting single precision floating point value is always 0.
#4969414 Weird issue while rendering screen quad
Posted by CryZe on 14 August 2012 - 05:54 AM
#4962965 Dual Sphere-Unfolding/Omni-directional shadow maps
Posted by CryZe on 25 July 2012 - 09:43 AM
#4959780 Collada and SlimDX issues
Posted by CryZe on 16 July 2012 - 04:21 PM
#4867367 [SOLVED] Dynamic Shader Linkage - What am I doing wrong?
Posted by CryZe on 29 September 2011 - 03:28 PM
D3D11: ERROR: ID3D11DeviceContext::PSSetShader: NumClassInstances should be zero for shaders that don't have interfaces. [ STATE_SETTING ERROR #2097306: DEVICE_SETSHADER_INTERFACE_COUNT_MISMATCH ]
The Shader:
struct PSIn { float4 Position : SV_POSITION; float4 Normal : NORMAL0; float2 Texcoord : TEXCOORD0; noperspective float4 Dist : Dist; }; interface IAlbedoProvider { float3 ProvideAlbedo(PSIn input); }; class ConstantAlbedoProvider : IAlbedoProvider { float3 ProvideAlbedo(PSIn input) { return float3(0.5f, 0.3f, 0.7f); } }; cbuffer Interfaces : register(b0) { ConstantAlbedoProvider constantAlbedo; } IAlbedoProvider albedoProvider; PSOut PSMain(PSIn Input) { PSOut Output; Output.Albedo = float4(albedoProvider.ProvideAlbedo(Input), 1.f); ... return Output; }
On the cpu-side I'm basically creating a class linkage per effect, creating the pixel shader object referring to the class linkage object, retrieving the class instance from the class linkage ("constantAlbedo", 0), and finally while setting the pixel shader, I'm passing over the class instance. Debugging with PIX revealed that everything went perfectly well on the cpu-side. But it just doesn't recognize the interface in the shader...
One might guess that the cbuffer is getting optimized away at compile time, since the shader itself is not explicitly using it. But the variable inside the cbuffer is only used as a specific class instance. But I could as well be creating the class instance outside the shader with the D3D11-API (ID3D11ClassLinkage::CreateClassInstance). Since the error implies that the shader doesn't have any interfaces that the class instance could be assigned to, the class instance "constantAlbedo" can't really be the problem. For some reason it just doesn't recognize the interface variable "albedoProvider", and I just can't figure out why.
What am I doing wrong?
Update: I can't work on it currently, but I figured out, that the class instance could indeed be the problem. The compiler throws away all zero-sized objects, so the class instance must have at least one data member. I guess, that it might even throw out the interface since the classes are already thrown out because they don't have any data members. I'm going to try it out later today, but maybe there's still another bug in there.
Update 2: Ok, that actually was the mistake...
#4846109 Declaring class objects as a pointer or not
Posted by CryZe on 08 August 2011 - 03:22 AM
Using pointers is more work, more code and increased risk for mistakes so I always avoid pointers unless there is a good reason to use pointers.
If you aren't using pointers the object itself is getting saved on the stack. So you should always use pointers. This way only the pointer variable itself is located on the stack and the object is located on the heap. That's it.
That's not true. If the variable is declared inside a heap-allocated class instance as a non-pointer, it will still be allocated on the heap. If you're inside function scope then sure, the variable will be allocated on the stack. Recommending someone to always use pointers is quite a blanket statement however.
Next time I shouldn't try to write my posts in like 10 seconds. I already knew all that stuff, and yes you shouldn't always allocate all of your objects on the heap. Sorry for the misunderstanding... I thought, that he as a beginner should just allocate all of them on the heap, so that he doesn't get problems like for example stack overflows. I simply should've said that. >.<


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Warriors outlast Mavericks in overtime
O.J. Mayo's 27 points not enough to edge Golden State in overtime on Monday night.
DALLAS — Over the weekend,
Dallas Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle said his team was able to win when it "quit doing certifiably insane things with the ball."
On Monday, the Mavs fell back to .500 again due to a 105-101 OT loss to the visiting
Warriors in which the scoring heroics of O.J. Mayo were not enough to overcome
Golden State's Stephen Curry and a 62-43 rebounding deficit that Carlisle said is the centerpiece of Dallas' struggles.
"Nobody's focusing on rebounding," said the coach of the 6-6 Mavs. "That's the whole game. That's the root of our problems. You could focus on the end of the game, who shot it, whether it went in. But it's possession of the ball (on rebounds) that's hurting us."
What's the definition of Mavs Insanity? Doing the same "certifiably insane things" over and over again and expecting a different result?
Dallas got results when Mayo had the ball late. He scored all of his team's 11 points in the OT and had 18 of his 27 in the fourth and fifth periods. It's regrettable that he didn't get the final shot of regulation, the Mavs instead relying on Vince Carter to try a fadeaway despite a hamstring problem that moments earlier caused him to exit to the locker room. It's also regrettable that Dallas had no defensive answer for Curry, who had 20 of his game-high 31 points in the fourth quarter and overtime.
"Stephen Curry didn't outplay one player," Mayo said, "he outplayed the Dallas Mavericks."
Curry did indeed outscore the Mavs; Chris Kaman with 18 points and 17 rebounds and Troy Murphy with 12 points were the only other Mavs to join Mayo in double figures. Meanwhile, Dallas — playing its third game in four nights — committed a handful of boneheaded errors ranging from failure to safely inbound the ball after a made basket to point guard Darren Collison committing five turnovers while botching simple entry passes. And as has so often been the case, the Mavs' errors created a massive deficit; the Mavs have been behind by double digits in all six of their losses.
And it all could've been avoided with one rebound here or one rebound there.
It is an old coaching adage, a motivational tool, that preteen basketball players have ringing in their ears: "Everybody get one more rebound." Yet this Dallas team is taking it the other direction as everybody seems to be getting one less rebound. Specific culprits? Elton Brand is a 9.4-rebounds-per-game guy career but grabbed four here. Brandan Wright is a 6-11 jumping jack but grabbed just one in his four minutes. And for the first time in his fine career, Shawn Marion failed to grab more than one rebound in a game in which he played at least 33 minutes.
"I really don't know," said Marion when asked to diagnose the illness. "I take full responsibility on myself not getting at least 10."
No, Shawn. Not "10." One more for each guy. That would've been the difference. That would've been enough to overcome Warriors forwards Harrison Barnes and David Lee combining for 31 boards. That would've been enough to disguise a series of ills highlighted by allowing a season-high 62 opponents' rebounds. That would've been enough to allow Dallas a more healthy survival of the absence of Dirk Nowitzki, who continues to rehab his knee in anticipation of a return (and will be addressing the media with an update after Tuesday's practice).
"We've got to keep studying and keep working," Carlisle said. "We've got to get five guys in there (rebounding) every single time."
Five guys. Each getting one more rebound. And then their backups, each getting one more of their own.
Anything less will continue to drive Mavs watchers certifiably insane.

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Emirates Airlines president Tim Clark has delivered a ringing endorsement of Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce's strategy, claiming that instead of facing eventual bankruptcy the Australian airline's share price will climb over the next three years.
And Mr Clark, one of the most powerful executives in global aviation, also dismisses suggestions that the proposed alliance between Emirates and Qantas is a one-sided deal.
"We want them to be a robust partner," Mr Clark said. "On paper this deal has great potential and all you need to do is look beyond the current global recession."
The two airlines announced their plan for a 10-year global partnership early in September. The deal would involve an extensive code-sharing arrangement, reciprocal frequent-flyer benefits and joint marketing, pricing and co-ordination on certain routes.
The tie-up with Emirates is seen as a key plank in Mr Joyce's bid to turn around the Flying Kangaroo's struggling international operations, which reported a $450 million loss in 2011-12. Over the past t24 months Qantas has cut jobs, routes and deferred planes in a bid to stem losses in its international division.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is evaluating the proposed alliance and was expected to issue a draft determination by the end of the year, with a final decision due in March.
Speaking with _WestBusiness _at the airline's Dubai headquarters, Mr Clark said that "given the trading circumstances, Qantas has been having great difficulty pursuing the strategy that Alan inherited".
"This was a structural problem and couldn't be solved overnight with a magic wand, was accentuated by the global recession and needed to be dealt with in a structural way," Mr Clark said. "To have done nothing would have been a disaster and the airline would have been bankrupt eventually."
The alliance with Emirates is a key platform for the turnaround of Qantas's international arm, which has been a major loss maker in recent years.
Mr Clark also threw his support behind Mr Joyce's controversial decision a year ago to ground the Qantas fleet as part of escalating tensions with unions.
"I couldn't have done anything else," Mr Clark said. The Emirates boss added that Mr Joyce had picked out the things that were working - such as Jetstar, the frequent flyer program and Qantas domestic - and was growing them.
"These issues - the grounding - are watersheds that had to happen to reposition the airline," Mr Clark said.
In a blunt note on the agitation by former Qantas management and equity investors wanting to buy a stake in the Flying Kangaroo, Mr Clark said perhaps Mr Joyce's predecessors should be asked about their roles in devising the airline's strategy that Mr Joyce inherited.
But the Qantas takeover rumours do not surprise him. "Nothing surprises me. They will gain traction, particularly with the unions," he said.
"It will not be the last but I assure you within three years things will be completely different (at Qantas). They will be eating their words.
"The Qantas share value will rise and it's trading well below par at the moment, investor interest will increase, as will respect increase for what they are doing."
These issues . . . are watersheds that had to happen to reposition the airline."
Emirates Airlines boss Tim Clark <div class="endnote">


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The Seattle Times says police so far have not found any links among the assaults but are investigating the possibility that the incidents are related. They caution women to remain alert to their surroundings when they're walking or jogging.
A woman jogging around Green Lake was grabbed early Monday by a man who tried to pull her into some bushes but she screamed and broke free.
A woman walking near a grocery store on Sunday evening in northwest Seattle says two men in a white van stopped near her and one man tried to shove her into the vehicle. She fought free and the van drove off.
On Monday, a third woman told police she'd been tackled to the ground early Sunday as she left a bar in north Seattle. She says she screamed, punched and kicked and the man ran away.
A fourth woman says she was pulled into bushes and sexually assaulted Friday evening as she walked home from Northgate Mall.-- The Associated Press


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Latest News for Prince of Persia 3
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My natural hair color is light blonde but as I got older it got darker and finally when it got a mousy dark blonde I wanted to dye it a light bleach blonde. So after using two boxes I got the color I wanted. A couple of months passed with a few touch ups.One day I got this crazy idea that I wanted it to be a medium brown, so I used gosh hair dye. Than I died it a darker brown, but it turned out too red, so I died it again.I liked my hair but my family didn`t and they conviced me to die it back to blonde. My mother bought a drugstore hair dye with bleach, even though I told her I cannot do that my hair will turn orange. To prove my point and with lots of arguing (ufortunatly) I went ahead and dyed my hair. When I saw the results I screamed in the mirror, bright orange with white roots. My mother told me to just dye it again, so I did. It did fade it again, but still orange. So me being dumb dyed it AGAIN, now it is a bright yellow , but atleast the orange is gone. I read online and was deperate plus broke, I looked at everything. I even put dish soap in my hair ! ! someone online said to bleach it again, so I did but with my mom`s"hair bleach" it did very little, maybe I didn`t leave it long enough. My parents say its not that bad, and it looks strawberry blonde. Well I know what strawberry blonde looks like, and trust me this is nowhere close. My big problem is Im going on vacation in THREE days and need a solution so my hair is looking fine enough to go outside. PLEASE help me, any tips trick, I cannot go to a salon I don`t have enough money. I know I shouldn`t of listened to my mom, but you know what they say "moms know best". I feel like a idiot, and I cry everytime I look in the mirror , I`m at the point where I want to shave all my hair off and wear a wig... :(
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Season premiere review: 'Masters of Sex' - 'Parallax': To have and to Holden
"Masters of Sex" is back for a new season. I reviewed the start of the new season on Friday, and I have specific thoughts on the season premiere coming up just as soon as I can buy an extra $100 worth of french lingerie every month...
"We have the work." -Virginia
"Parallax" is an episode that tries very much to live up to its title by giving us different angles on the immediate aftermath of Bill's declaration at the end of season 1. We revisit Bill and Virginia's night together multiple times, each time getting a new perspective, until we can fully understand the nature of this new phase of their relationship. That puzzle structure, with the same scene shown multiple times at different lengths, is one of those stylistic flourishes where the payoff really has to be worth the repetition, and here it absolutely is. As we hear more and more of Virginia's conversation with Ethan — where she tries to justify abandoning a perfect nice guy (who would have still supported her professional aspirations) by pointing to the study itself — we realize that Bill's declaration has changed nothing between them. They are still lying about why they're together, with Virginia inadvertently crushing the eavesdropping Bill, and Bill in turn reverting to the role of the "happily married man" who is doing this only for science.
It's always a tricky thing for the show to make us feel sympathy for Bill — especially in an episode where he's just so awful about the new baby, his mother's continued presence, and more — and yet the slow teasing out of their night together accomplishes exactly that. Virginia doesn't intend to wound Bill, but she does, and now they are playing a married couple in a hotel a half hour north of St. Louis, neither able to talk about their feelings for one another. It could play out as a shameless hit of the reset button, but instead simply feels like the latest two-step in a relationship that is never going to be less than complicated.
And building "Parallax" along the narrative spine of Bill and Virginia's new arrangement as Dr. and Mrs. Holden (they can only act like a couple when they're assuming other identities) is helpful, given how much of the rest of the episode involves sending off supporting characters from season 1 and introducing some of their replacements.
Beau Bridges and Allison Janney have CBS sitcom commitments, and Rose McIver's going to be in the CW's "iZombie," but the Scully family isn't simply abandoned. Instead, we see Barton continue going through his sincere but misguided gay conversion plan, which includes both a terrifying electro-shock therapy session, then using gay porn to try to pump himself up for sex with poor Margaret(*). Bridges and Janney are both so heartbreaking in that sequence, because we know the love between them is real, even as we know that there is no circumstance under which he will ever desire her, and that's all she wants at this stage of her lonely existence. The scene where Margaret and Vivian prevent Barton's suicide attempt is incredibly harrowing for its matter-of-fact presentation (the great veteran director Michael Apted knows when to turn the camera on and get out of the way). I'll miss these characters while they're gone, though I know the show isn't done with them yet.
(*) I suppose it could have been even more humiliating than asking her to turn her back to him; he could have asked her to put on a suit and tie, and/or a fake mustache.
Broadway giveth, and Broadway taketh away: with her run on "Kinky Boots" wrapped up, Annaleigh Ashford returns as Betty, and is instantly a delight again, as well as a convenient plot device to get the study up and running at a new hospital, while Jane heads out to Hollywood with her boyfriend because Heléne Yorke is now starring in "Bullets Over Broadway." I wish we could have a show that featured both characters — each of whom adds some distinct comic spice to what can at times be a dour show — but I'll take them one at a time if that's what the show biz universe is allowing.
Ann Dowd is currently appearing on every show on television (in this hour alone, she was also on another "Leftovers"), which means Bill's mother has to be chased out of town, following a brutal sequence where Bill cranks up the music rather than responding to the baby. That scene is Bill at his coldest and most cruel, even as it's clear how damaged he was by his own father — and by Essie's inability to stop the abuse — and it shows our man as a very poor father and son at once.
The generosity of Betty's Pretzel King husband also introduces us to our first major new character in Dr. Douglas Greathouse, played by Danny Huston. Huston's fresh off of another show set in this exact period (Starz's "Magic City"), but turns off the scenery chewing antics he used in the previous role, while still making it clear that this guy is a creep whose interest in the study is nowhere near as pure as Bill or Virginia's.
And fortunately, we're not losing the supporting cast wholesale. Langham's still around, and has stepped up his cheating to an impressive new level — his wife's sister! — until Mrs. Langham has had enough and publicly humiliates him over the hospital PA system. And though it doesn't pay enough — which forces her to moonlight as a Cal-O-Metric saleswoman (and struggle due to her preference for improvisation over scripted dialogue) — Virginia is still thankfully working for Dr. DePaul, and their relationship has become another backbone of the series, even as DePaul still keeps a part of herself (like the cause of her black eye) hidden from her secretary.
Excellent stuff. Season premieres — especially ones with this much cast turnover — can get bogged down in exposition, but so long as the series has Sheen and Caplan at the center of it, it's likely always going to be rich and satisfying and very, very complicated.
What did everybody else think?
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- 10.1"h x 10.3"w x 1"d
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Rated 4 out of 5 by FunAil Must have basic It's my everyday bag that holds all the I need (2 phones, wallet, and makeup bag). The strap is adjustable so it sits nicely on my hip being 5'2". I love the color. I did see another color at nordstrom rack for $123 but they didn't have this color. The color is a deep brown and goes well with everything. Great quality! This is my first Kate Spade purchase and now I know why people love them so much. December 13, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Barista cobblel hill ellen Love the purse, perfect size, color , excellent workmanship. Goes with anything dressed up or casual. Every time I use I get compliments even from people I have never met before. I belive every woman should add this one to her wardrobe. December 11, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by plainjane493 Great cross body purse Birthday gift for my daughter- this is her 4th ellen- size and slim profile makes it a perfect cross body purse November 29, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Retired great size and color Love the size of Kate Spade's cross body bags ! Large enough for full size wallet and anything else you need-love the chocolate brown color! November 9, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by NattyFrank Love this bag!! Perfect size, can hold a significant amount of stuff, and plenty of length on the strap for any body type. I love everything about it, seriously obsessed! November 4, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Htown Awesome gift! I bought this for my girlfriend for her birthday, she loved it! It is very high quality and the red is gorgeous! November 3, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ryann Definitely buy it!!! If you're on the fence about this one at all, definitely buy it! I ordered the beautiful dark chocolate color and it is even more stunning in person. The length of the strap is ideal and I can't wait to order the black and possibly even the burnt brick color. This bag is a classic and a MUST HAVE! November 2, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by KYShopper Sweet bag!!! I love everything about this bag! It's the perfect red color for that pop of color with and outfit, it's cross body great for shopping, it's big enough for your phone, bank cards, license, brush, a few makeup items and gum!!! One of my favorites!!! November 1, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by JRSmith Misleading color I love the purse and own three in different colors. Unfortunately I thought this was red and instead is the exact neon orange that I already own. Sadly it is final sale and not returnable. Wish they would make a hunter green one. Hint hint! November 1, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Deb01 Love the Color This was my first order from Kate Spade. I love the color! Looking forward to using it when I travel. October 31, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gmama Recommend this product highly Love the size and it's perfect for traveling with the outer zipper pocket. It's workmanship is excellent. October 31, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ann59 Perfect in many ways I love this bag. It is just the right size to hold everything you need. I travel often and the cross body option is essential walking through airports. The quality of the bag is exceptional. There are ample zipped pockets for extra security. I would highly recommend this bag. October 29, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tina23 Pare down without missing anything! I am really happy with this bag. I've been looking for a crossbody that holds my iPhone 6+ and my full-size wallet. This is it! In the past, I've always had to leave my wallet behind in favor of an ID and credit card, only to wish I had something else with me. Or, I'd forget my drivers license and credit card in my small bag once I went back to my regular, larger ones. I love being able to have everything I need and want, as well as the versatility and ease of use of a small crossbody. The pop of color is always fun, too. October 26, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sammy8 Love the color! I ordered this bag in cherry liqueur - it is the perfect all-season bright true red! The size is larger than what I expected. It easily fits my wallet, phone, sunglasses and plenty of other junk. October 26, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by JennaMD Great purse! I love this purse. Great color and it iswell made! A good fall purse. October 25, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by LolaK6108 Cobble Hill Ellen in Pebble is just divine!!! This cross-body bag is perfection! The color is soft and delicate and works with everything... the perfect neutral!!! The leather is soft and supple, buttery and gorgeous. I cannot say enough about this bag! I generally carry one of those pull-your-shoukder-out-of-its-socket sized bags and I was concerned on the size, however, this bag is so roomy and generous with just enough pockets to hold all of your" littles" you don't want to lose at the bottom of your bag. I have actually stopped carrying all of my other large bags, which is sad since I have a fortune invested in my collection, due to the Cobble Hill Ellen. This bag is perfect year round and with everything. I highly recommend this bag for everyday use, especially if you have any issues with your back, as I do. It is a godsend since the weight is distributed across your body rather than just on one side. Thank you, Kate Spade for designing one gorgeous, perfect, godsend of a bag. I love it!!! You will too. October 23, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by jazzgirl I love this Bag I love this bag, cobble hill ellen (Spanish Moss color) more and more every time I use it :D I really like the size of this bag which fits my full size wallet, iphone 6 plus, keys, lipstick, and sunglasses and perhaps more small items ;) It's pretty easy to locate each items with its each pockets :D that's why I usually love any bag with pockets inside to be kept organized inside the bag. Thank U Kate Spade for an awesome bag! October 6, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by Neely Pebble color is really a cream or white I have several Ellen handbags and love the style. I just received the Pebble color and it is going back. Online, this bag looks Beige or Camel however it is really an ivory color and is just like the Clotted Cream from last year. October 1, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by BKH510 This purse is beautiful, and has all of the inner compartments you would want. I bought this purse for my daughter in law, and she tells me that she feels like a "stylish young professional" when she uses it. I most definitely agree! September 28, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Paty Love this bag Love this purse! This is my third one of this style. It is not too small or too large, a perfect size for what I need. September 25, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Catarina Love it! Perfect size for a crossbody -- fits a good amount of items. Fabulous neutral color! September 24, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by kayaycee This is the purse I've been looking for For awhile I've been looking for a cross body bag I can dress up or down, take to clubs or a casual outing, but at the same time be able to hold a small notebook without being too bulgy. This is it. It fits my small notebook/sketch pad very well, and my wallet, keys, sunglasses, Chapstick and the like. I find myself a little paranoid when I get home because it's so nice that it may lose its form, so I empty the contents whenever I return home. Of course you don't need to do this, this is for my sanity. It fits comfortably across my shoulder, everything is at easy access, and it's small and slender enough objects are impossible to lose in there. I've received so many compliments already ;) If this sounds appealing to you, please go out and purchase one for yourself. As someone who likes to have one solid purse to fit a need and considers her self fashion-forward, this would be a worthy purchase. September 23, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Trussell0404 Kate Spade never disappoints I love this bag! Nice size that can fit a lot and the quality is great like always. I've gotten so many compliments on it. It goes great with almost any outfit and gives it that extra style. September 21, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kathyjo81 Love the color I am a big Kate Spade fan!!! I love this bag it it's perfect for what I need it for. September 21, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lisa5 Just the right size This bag is big enough to carry my keys, wallet, cell phone, lip gloss, diaper, wipes and other essentials. It doesn't make me feel weighed down like my other bags. The Spanish moss color is so pretty. Almost has a blueish hue in different lighting. I'm very happy with my purchase! Beautiful bag! September 20, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Debpooter Smart bag A great crossbody...period. This bag is slim, soft and yet roomy enough for everything. I bought it in warm putty as well. You will not be disappointed. September 20, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Greatnikbony Leather is gorgeous, a MUST have This purse is beautiful!! The leather is gorgeous and soft. As for functionality this bag is awesome! It has lots of space and pockets. This is by far the best cross body I've ever bought. It will not disappoint. September 20, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kristinnnnn Perfect crossbody I own 2 colors of this bag. It's the perfect size for your essentials. Love the bright color! September 19, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jennifer122392 For the clearance price not really worth it even My first Kate Spade purchase as a gift to myself for graduation with my BSN RN license... This was a clearances item and to me, not even worth the price it was discounted to. Wearing it with jeans has shown to be a poor choice, the blue dye of my old pair of jeans has even come off on it after years of wearing them. The gold print used for the "Kate spade" name in the front is poor quality, and just all around not what I had thought it would be in person. Last time spending the extra cash for a nice bag I think. I really wanted to love this! :( September 19, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by LynnB The color looks more grey on the internet; it is actually a light green. I was really disappointed in the color; it looked grey on the internet and it is actually a green. I would of liked it more a neutral grey September 17, 2015
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The William Holland School of Lapidary Arts was founded in 1983 by Harold and Mary Lou Sparks as a non-profit organization devoted to providing quality Lapidary, Earth Science, and Jewelry Making classes to the widest range of students possible. At the time, Harold was serving as the president of the Southeast Federation of Mineralogical Societies. In this capacity, they discovered that, despite the multitude of resources for those wishing to learn Lapidary and Jewelry Making skills and the workshops member clubs offered a few times a year, there were no comprehensive schools to teach and preserve this priceless knowledge. Spurred into action, Harold and Mary Lou set out to find a place to build, not just a school, but a place where strangers from all states and even other countries could come together to learn in a peaceful, beautiful atmosphere and share with one another.
Together, they found just the place in the small town of Young Harris, GA. Before long, Harold and Mary Lou began to make their vision a reality. They called upon many rock and gem club members to donate their time, talents and funding with Harold using his charismatic manner to pull in an ever growing number of supporters and volunteers. Even those who just stopped by to check the progress would often find themselves pitching in. "Have you ever installed insulation?" Harold called to one lady and the next thing she knew, she was stuffing pink rolls into the walls of what was to be the center of our campus. Another couple volunteered for one day, but wound up spending a whole week, calling their daughter each night to say it would be another day before they would be home. Soon, the many volunteers became one big family as they worked together each day and shared their dinner each night. Before long, the classes, which had already started in the Spark's basement, were moved into the newly completed Spark's Lodge.
When it came time to choose a name for the new school, Harold chose William Holland in honor of the third president of the SFMS, cementing an ongoing commitment of our organization to not only teach and preserve the arts of Lapidary and Jewelry Making, but to serve the rock and gem clubs and lapidary community that played such a large role in making our existence a reality. To this day, we support the SFMS by offering them one week during which they can make exclusive use of the School's facilities to offer their own workshops. However, it isn't necessary to belong to a rock and gem club in order to enjoy William Holland.
William Holland School of Lapidary Arts is a hobbyist school devoted to preserving the Lapidary Arts and serving the Lapidary community. As such, our annual season runs from the third week in April and extends thirty weeks until the first week of November. All of the classes offered at our school, apart from the SFMS reserved weeks, are open to anyone wishing to take part. Founded on the principles of service and volunteerism, all of our instructors continue to donate their time, completely free of charge, to help us fulfill our mission. Most instructors sell the supplies needed by students in their classes for a nominal fee in order to cover the cost of the materials and tools they provide in their classes. We can never thank each and every one of these wonderful individuals enough for traveling here from all over the world to give of themselves and continue to fulfill Harold and Mary Lou's vision of cooperation and excellence.
For more information, review the other areas of our site, perhaps take a glance over our class schedule and you just might find you want to come and see just how much fun Jewelry Making and the Lapidary Arts can be.
The William Holland School Staff and Board of Directors are devoted to serving the Lapidary Community and to upholding the continuing commitment to provide quality Lapidary, Earth Science, and Jewelry Making classes to the widest range of students possible. It is our pleasure to do everything we can to advance knowledge of these skills and to serve both our local community and the worldwide Lapidary fellowship.
William Holland School Staff
Being part of a wonderful organization like William Holland gives all of us on the staff a great opportunity to serve you. We always endeavor to provide a friendly and creative atmosphere for the students and instructors. We can never express the depth of our gratitude for each and every student, instructor, patron, donor, and dear friend that makes it possible for us to continue to make Harold and Mary Lou Spark's vision of service, community, and artistic freedom a reality.
Bob graduated from Dunedin High School in 1987 and served in the U.S. Army from 1988-1992 as a flight engineer on CH-47 Chinook Helicopters. He has studied at the University of Maryland, Daytona Beach Community College and St. Petersburg College. He joined the William Holland Team at the end of the 2010 season after 16 years in management with Wal-Mart. He loves the family atmosphere of the School.
Reid Johnson
Reid has been employed at William Holland since August of 2009. He is a self-taught web programmer and holds a degree in English and American Literature from Harvard University. He developed an interest in rock collecting, soapstone carving, basketry, and metal work throughout his early years and a continuing interest in customer service while working in retail, food service, and library science jobs. He is glad to be able to do what he can for the School, its instructors and students, and the Lapidary community.
Head Chef
Al was born and raised in Canton, Ohio where his parents owned and operated restaurants for many years. He is an Air Force Veteran with over 40 years of cooking experience from fast food to four-star restaurants. He joined the William Holland team at the beginning of the 2011 season and plans to continue serving stellar meals for many years to come.
Wanda has been a member of the William Holland team since 1998. After meeting Suzanne and coming to William Holland, she fell in love with the School. She truly enjoys helping each and every one of the instructors, students, and dear friends that make William Holland possible.
Retail Sales
Toby retired from photography after 50 years and joined the William Holland team around the same time as his wife, Wanda. He too enjoys doing everything he can to help the School and its many instructors, students, and dear friends.
Facilities Maintinence
Chuck has been a member of the William Holland team for several years now. If it exists at the School, he can and will fix it when something goes wrong. During the season, Chuck makes all needed repairs to machines, rooms, buildings, and campsites. During the off season, he is largely responsible for providing labor for the ongoing renovations to Sparks Lodge.
William Holland Retreat Inc. Board of Directors
The William Holland School Board of Directors volunteers their time to oversee the staff and operations of the School and to help chart a course that will keep the William Holland School of Lapidary Arts serving the Lapidary Community for years to come. Even more so than the staff, each one of these exceptional individuals is devoted to preserving the Lapidary Arts and handing down that knowledge to generations to come.
Suzanne Wagner
Suzanne's interest in the Lapidary Arts began before the founding of William Holland when her parents, the school founders, first got started with rockhounding. They did a craft show together where she exhibited shell jewelry alongside her parents cabochons. Suzanne was hooked, and went to every rock and gem show available and even took several classes before she stepped in as acting Director in 1991 when her mother became too ill. She has served on the Board of Directors since the School's founding in 1985 and, after retiring as acting Director last year, is serving as Chairman of the Board.
Rich Williams
Rich has been doing scrimshaw since 1983. His work has been featured in the National Engraver's Journal and he has taught, lectured and demonstrated his craft on television, in schools and museums and to various lapidary clubs and associations in Michigan, California, Ohio and Indiana. He enjoys keeping this historical craft alive and teaching it to others. Rich has been teaching Scrimshaw at the William Holland School since 2004 and was elected to serve on the Board of Directors in 2011.
Vivian Heath
Vivian has been teaching seed beading, basic stringing and pearl knotting since 1984 and has served on the Board of Directors since 2008. She is a professional knotter and worked for jewelry stores in Jacksonville, Florida. She owned a bead shop in Jacksonville for almost ten years where she taught classes and helped customers in bead design. Vivian first came to William Holland School in 1986 to take classes and fell in love with the area. She relocated to Young Harris in April 2006 and teaches six classes a year for the School. She also teaches for the SFMS from time to time. She also owns Beaded Bunny Hill, a bead and rock shop located at her home a few miles from William Holland.
Harold Sparks
Board Member
As the son of the school founders, Harold has served on the Board of Directors since the School was founded in 1985. A retired government employee, Harold has been involved with the Boy Scouts of America for 55+ years as well as serving as a police officer for 38 years and continuing active service with his local fire and rescue squad.
Mike Sparks
Board Member
Mike was elected to the Board of Directors in 2011. As the son of the School's founders, he is excited to take an active role in setting vision for his mother and father's dream and to continue making William Holland an excellent and affordable place for rockhounds, artists, and crafters to learn and create.
Sarah Lee Boyce
Board Member
Sarah Lee is a retiree from the Southern Bell Telephone Company and has been teaching Opal cutting since the early 1990s. She studied under Joe De Pietro, Emery Leppett and Dr. Paul Dowing. She has also taken jewelry classes from Piedmont Community College in Charlotte, NC. Sarah Lee has served as the president of the Southeast Federation of Mineralogical Societies and currently teaches opal cutting at William Holland as well as offering classes in cabochon and opal cutting at her home outside of Charlotte, NC. She has served on the Board of Directors since 2009.
Judy Peppers
Board Member
Judy's art career began in the 1980s with painting. Love of color brought her to stained glass that soon became her second passion, kaleidoscopes being the focus. Next, fusing glass in a microwave kiln from scraps led to wire wrap as a medium to use the glass in jewelry designs. Since 1993 wire art has consumed a good portion of her time. In 2000 Judy began classes at William Holland taking numerous classes and in 2001 began lampwork classes. Since that time she has taken several workshops and courses from many instructors with glass beads becoming her focus. Judy has been producing and selling at art galleries and craft festivals throughout the Southeast since 1987. She has her own store, The Frog and Dragon, in Brasstown, NC.
Nancy English
Board Member
Nancy is a retired nursing professor. She is an enthusiastic teacher, creative jewelry designer and values creative workmanship. Nancy and her daughter have been involved in lapidary and metalsmithing for many years. She has attended design and manufacturing workshops in Nashville, Tennessee; William Holland; Western Kentucky University; Atlanta, Georgia and Louisville, Kentucky. Nancy has taught creative silversmithing in Nashville, Tennessee; Bowling Green; Cadiz, Kentucky and at William Holland. She is a member of the Middle Tennessee Gem and Mineral Society, and Kyana Geological Society. She has taught silversmithing at Wildacres for AFMS. As an active silversmith, she maintains a private workshop.
The School campus is located in scenic Northern Georgia, right in the middle of the Blue Ridge and Smokey Mountains. This beautiful and peaceful location affords our students an opportunity to take a break from their hectic lives and focus themselves entirely on learning, fellowship, and having fun. All of our lodge facilities offer fully furnished rooms with private baths and individual A/C units. All student rooms contain one full-size and one twin bed and Wi-Fi internet connection. Each lodge provides a communal lounge area where students can congregate and enjoy watching TV, reading, or just exchanging ideas. For more information on services provided by William Holland see our Policies and Guidelines.
Sparks Lodge
Completed in the spring of 1986, Sparks Lodge continues to serve as the centerpiece of our campus. The upper floor is devoted to lodging; offering twenty-nine bedrooms. The lower level contains thirteen classrooms as well as our offices, dining, and kitchen facilities. Sparks Lodge is a fully handicap accessible facility. Both floors are accessible from ground level and access between floors is provided via a convenient elevator.
The porch, which encircles the second floor, provides a perfect spot to sit and relax with other students and to enjoy the natural beauty of the North Georgia mountains.
We are currently undertaking, through the kind donations of many patrons and rock and gem clubs, to update the lodge facility's rustic charm by renovating each of the rooms to provide a lighter, modern atmosphere. For information on donating to the William Holland School, see Donating to William Holland.
Our dining facilities offer a family atmosphere with buffet style meals served daily to all of our students.
Directly across from Sparks Lodge, the Seabolt building offers three additional classrooms, including our Lampwork studio. It also houses the George Kasper Memorial Library and offers support facilities for our campground including restroom facilities and showers.
Our campground consists of eleven campsites made to accommodate everything from tent camping to 50 foot motor homes and offers a wonderful way to experience the beautiful natural setting of our campus and still be only a few feet from the classes.
Mary Lou's Cottage
In 2002, Mary Lou's Cottage was added to accommodate our instructors. Located adjacent to Sparks Lodge, Mary Lou's offers 8 bedrooms, a spacious lounge area, a kitchenette and laundry facilities.
Otto's Lodge
Our newest addition, Otto's Lodge came into service on July 30, 2005 and added a modern, twenty-three bedroom facility that is often favored by those who enjoy a peaceful setting and the short walk to the main facilities along our spacious nature trail.
Otto's Lodge is named after Mr. Otto Glass, a long time instructor and dear friend to all of those who work and learn here at William Holland. He and his wife Mary donated the primary funding and much of the labor needed to complete Otto's Lodge. A member of the Pinellas Geological Society, Mr. Glass played an instrumental role in the School's fundraising and even ran many of the classes after the passing of our founder, Mr. Sparks.


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Doug West arrived at Villanova in 1985 – when the Big East was at its peak.
The Wildcats were coming off their national championship from a Final Four that included fellow conference members Georgetown and St. John's.
The players from that era – Ewing, Mullin, Coleman, Douglas, Pinckney, Pearl Washington – were matched only by the legendary coaches such as John Thompson, Louie Carnesecca, Jim Boeheim and Rollie Massimino.
All were pillars that helped turn Dave Gavitt's vision into the nation's first basketball superconference.
And this weekend, as the Big East as we've known it plays its final tournament at Madison Square Garden, memories abound of just how special it was.
West, despite having spent 12 years in the NBA, still considers it "at the top" of his favorite times as a player.
"It would have to be because it was my first experience going to New York as a young freshman leaving Altoona, Pennsylvania for the first time," he was saying the other day from Rio Grande, Texas, where he's coaching in the NBA's Developmental League. "It was big time."
West found himself struck by the bustle of New York City and especially inside Madison Square Garden, where the players took the escalators up to the court and the piercing but understated voice of the late John Condon, would echo, "Welcome to Madison Square Garden, the most famous arena in the world."
"You'd walk the hallways with all the pictures of the people who had performed there – in games, in concerts … the whole atmosphere was amazing," West said.
When he was done playing and returned to Villanova, where he coached for four seasons (2007-2010 and last year), the Big East's structure had changed for the worse.
"When I played, you had home and away against everybody, and when I came back, I had no record against a lot of the teams we played," he said. "It's sad to see it dissolve, but I like that the Catholic schools will retain the [Big East] name because they were the first ones in it."
West, now 45, also noticed a difference in the way the players of today interact. Even though players from his era often stayed at least three years and often four, there wasn't much fraternizing.
"When we'd come into the Garden for the Big East, the Georgetown guys would be against in the wall, in their trench coats, and they wouldn't smile or say a word to you," he said. "We didn't want to talk to each other. It was business. It's not like that now because all the players have all come through the AAU system and they're friendly. It's a different league."
Maybe with the football schools going their own way, the Big East will return to its roots and re-establish some stability. Let's hope so.
As for West, he was recommended to the NBADL by Houston Rockets coach Kevin McHale, the former coach and general manager in Minnesota when West played there.
He's paying his dues, enduring rugged travel from Idaho to Rio Grande and learning the pro coaching ropes with the idea that he'll be a candidate for an NBA position in the future.
The Rio Grande Vipers are affiliated with Houston, and several players have been called up to the big league.
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