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John has quite the piercing pedigree. He began working in the body piercing industry in 2004, and in 2008 completed his apprenticeship at High Priestess Piercing in Oregon. He has worked at many prestigious studios across the U.S., including Enigma and Apogee in Southern California, Nomad in San Francisco, and Iris Piercing in Salt Lake City.
When he first joined the staff at Infinite (after doing numerous guest spots), John came to us from Apogee Body Piercing in San Diego. We had been attempting to lure John to the East Coast for several years, but between his time at Apogee and his trips to Kovalam, India to study yoga with David Garrigues, his dance card was already quite full. We finally convinced him to make the move to Philadelphia, and he joined the staff in September of 2014.
Unfortunately, John's nomadic ways got the better of him, and in March of 2016 he left Infinite (and Philly) to accept a job with HTC in Phoenix, Arizona. He's worked there with Infinite alum Kevin Jump for the last year—until Philly called him back again. Almost exactly a year after heading west, John will be rejoining the Infinite staff. While we're happy to be able to steal John back from Kevin, we're a little sad to break up the incredible bromance we've seen blossom over Instagram between the two of them. They are kindred spirits, and I know as excited as we are to have John back, he will be missed in Phoenix.
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j3p replied to Angelic Ice's topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingQT Creator is a good choice. The code completion support is almost VS-like. Debugging with gdb also works as expected. Personally I've been trying more Atom these days. With packages you can extend it to be a semi-decent IDE, featuring all the basic or fancy stuff, clang-completion, build systems and even a debugger. It comes with a great git support. Also, it looks pretty. Only thing a miss are the symbol tooltips when you hover over something.
j3p replied to Noplace's topic in Graphics and GPU Programminge: mixed posts, please ignore.
Alright, I changed that and it seems to be working now. Thank you for your help. Sorry this turned out to be my personal buglog.
Yes, I double checked that. Everything is now from the latest r1916, unmodified. My case is much like the following: void Loop(ref @r){ //r is null when using opHndlAssign } void main(){ Actor a; //any class or object ref @r = @a; ExecuteAsync(Loop,r,0.0f); } This is how I register ExecuteAsync: static void SCRIPTF_ExecuteAsync(asIScriptFunction *pfunc, CScriptHandle *pref, float t){ //... if(pref) psg->AddRefScriptObject(pref,psg->GetObjectTypeByName("ref")); pscript->Execute(pfunc,...,pref); //basically finds a free context, prepares it and executes in a concurrent manner } psg->RegisterFuncdef("void ExecFunc(ref)"); psg->RegisterGlobalFunction("void ExecuteAsync(ExecFunc@, ref, float)",asFUNCTION(SCRIPTF_ExecuteAsync),asCALL_CDECL);
Ok, sorry about this.. It was an overflow at my end, found it deep in my dumb ***. I'm still getting null pointer accesses though. Something's going on with the new scripthandle add-on. Simply calling psg->AddRefScriptObject(pref,psg->GetObjectTypeByName("ref")) and passing it as an object to another preparing context doesn't seem to cut it anymore. E: must be that new opHndlAssign. Changing it back to opAssign solves it...
I'll just put some data breakpoints and see what happens. Of course it's possible that there's an overflow at my end...
The methods array is still ok after script api registration. Only after some random CompileFunction() the first element is set to 0. No Build() calls have been made so far. But I'm not sure about anything anymore. I tested with two memory allocators, Intel's scalable and the system default. When using Intel's allocator something overwrites the first element in methods, maybe because the allocated block is more continuous and optimized. (Note that I've always used the Intel's allocator for angelscript and it's been working so far). The default allocator on the other hand produces different behaviour. I'm getting "empty script section" errors. This may or may not be related... Some of the script sections in single module look like this after the preprocessor stage: script.as, AddScriptSection (mostly empty, some newlines or spaces) header.as, AddScriptSection (actual code) script.as, AddScriptSection (actual code) The first one being empty hasn't been a problem before. Have you perhaps changed this? I'll be doing some more testing and report back if I find something. It's a bit hard to debug since the buffer for elements is reallocated every once in a while (e2: nope, just realized that the buffer stays constant after registration ...presumably) For now I'm going to fall back to default allocator and maybe solve this empty section issue... e: If the script section report is not an error, I'm still getting a script null pointer access. It's a bit vague..
Sure, here's the relevant part: #define RegisterVectorMethods(n,t,c) void RegisterVectorMethods_##t(asIScriptEngine *psg){\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,n" &opAssign(float)",asFUNCTION((SCRIPTF_assign<t>)),asCALL_CDECL_OBJFIRST);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,n" &opAddAssign(const "n" &in)",asMETHODPR(t,operator+=,(const t&),t&),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,n" &opSubAssign(const "n" &in)",asMETHODPR(t,operator-=,(const t&),t&),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,n" &opMulAssign(float)",asMETHODPR(t,operator*=,(float),t&),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,n" &opDivAssign(float)",asMETHODPR(t,operator/=,(float),t&),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,n" opAdd(const "n" &in) const",asMETHODPR(t,operator+,(const t&) const,t),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,n" opSub(const "n" &in) const",asMETHODPR(t,operator-,(const t&) const,t),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,n" opMul(float) const",asMETHODPR(t,operator*,(float) const,t),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,n" opMul_r(float) const",asMETHODPR(t,operator*,(float) const,t),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,n" opMul(const "n" &in) const",asMETHODPR(t,multiply,(const t&) const,t),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,n" opDiv(float) const",asMETHODPR(t,operator/,(float) const,t),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,n" opNeg() const",asMETHODPR(t,operator-,(void) const,t),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,"bool opEquals(const "n" &in) const",asMETHODPR(t,operator==,(const t&) const,bool),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,"float length() const",asMETHODPR(t,magnitude,(void) const,float),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,"float LengthSq() const",asMETHODPR(t,magnitudeSquared,(void) const,float),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,"float normalize()",asMETHODPR(t,normalize,(void),float),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,n" GetNormalized() const",asMETHODPR(t,getNormalized,(void) const,t),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,"float dot(const "n" &in) const",asMETHODPR(t,dot,(const t&) const,float),asCALL_THISCALL);\ psg->RegisterObjectMethod(n,"bool IsZero() const",asMETHODPR(t,isZero,(void) const,bool),asCALL_THISCALL);\ } RegisterVectorMethods("float3",PxVec3,3); template<uint a, uint b> static PxVec2 Float3Swizzle2F(const PxVec3 *p){ return PxVec2((*p)[a],(*p)[b]); } template<uint i> class Float3Swizzle2{ public: static inline void Do(asIScriptEngine *psg){ char sw[32]; sprintf(sw,"const float2 get_%c%c() const",(i/3)%3+0x78,i%3+0x78); psg->RegisterObjectMethod("float3",sw,asFUNCTION((Float3Swizzle2F<(i/3)%3,i%3>)),asCALL_CDECL_OBJFIRST); Float3Swizzle2<i-1>::Do(psg); } }; template<> class Float3Swizzle2<0>{ public: static inline void Do(asIScriptEngine *psg){ psg->RegisterObjectMethod("float3","const float2 get_xx() const",asFUNCTION((Float3Swizzle2F<0,0>)),asCALL_CDECL_OBJFIRST); } }; template<uint a, uint b, uint c> static PxVec3 Float3Swizzle3F(const PxVec3 *p){ return PxVec3((*p)[a],(*p)[b],(*p)[c]); } template<uint i> class Float3Swizzle3{ public: static inline void Do(asIScriptEngine *psg){ char sw[32]; sprintf(sw,"const float3 get_%c%c%c() const",i/9+0x78,(i/3)%3+0x78,i%3+0x78); psg->RegisterObjectMethod("float3",sw,asFUNCTION((Float3Swizzle3F<i/9,(i/3)%3,i%3>)),asCALL_CDECL_OBJFIRST); Float3Swizzle3<i-1>::Do(psg); } }; template<> class Float3Swizzle3<0>{ public: static inline void Do(asIScriptEngine *psg){ psg->RegisterObjectMethod("float3","const float3 get_xxx() const",asFUNCTION((Float3Swizzle3F<0,0,0>)),asCALL_CDECL_OBJFIRST); } }; void RegisterScriptMath(asIScriptEngine *psg){ psg->RegisterObjectType("float3",sizeof(PxVec3),asOBJ_VALUE|asOBJ_POD|asOBJ_APP_CLASS_ALLFLOATS|asOBJ_APP_CLASS_CAK); psg->RegisterObjectProperty("float3","float x",offsetof(PxVec3,x)); psg->RegisterObjectProperty("float3","float y",offsetof(PxVec3,y)); psg->RegisterObjectProperty("float3","float z",offsetof(PxVec3,z)); psg->RegisterObjectBehaviour("float3",asBEHAVE_CONSTRUCT,"void f(float, float, float)",asFUNCTION(Float3Constructor1),asCALL_CDECL_OBJFIRST); psg->RegisterObjectBehaviour("float3",asBEHAVE_CONSTRUCT,"void f(const float2 &in, float)",asFUNCTION(Float3Constructor2),asCALL_CDECL_OBJFIRST); psg->RegisterObjectBehaviour("float3",asBEHAVE_CONSTRUCT,"void f(float, const float2 &in)",asFUNCTION(Float3Constructor3),asCALL_CDECL_OBJFIRST); psg->RegisterObjectBehaviour("float3",asBEHAVE_CONSTRUCT,"void f(float)",asFUNCTION(Float3Constructor4),asCALL_CDECL_OBJFIRST); Float3Swizzle2<9-1>::Do(psg); Float3Swizzle3<27-1>::Do(psg); //removing this fixes the problem //Float3Swizzle3<2>::Do(psg) registers the maximum set without crashing: xxz, xxy, xxx. Next one would include xyx. RegisterVectorMethods_PxVec3(psg); psg->RegisterObjectMethod("float3","float3 cross(const float3 &in) const",asMETHODPR(PxVec3,cross,(const PxVec3&) const,PxVec3),asCALL_THISCALL); }
j3p posted a topic in AngelCodeHi, The compiler crashes while trying to access the first element in engine->scriptFunctions which is null in CompileOverloadedDualOperator2() (Windows, x64). I tried a few different versions with relevant changelogs and found that the problem appears when upgrading from r1777 to r1778 (still happens with r1914). Here's roughly what happens: angelscript.dll!asCString::Compare(const char * str) Line 291 + 0x23 bytes C++ angelscript.dll!operator==(const asCString & a, const char * b) Line 340 + 0xf bytes C++ > angelscript.dll!asCCompiler::CompileOverloadedDualOperator2(asCScriptNode * node, const char * methodName, asSExprContext * lctx, asSExprContext * rctx, asSExprContext * ctx, bool specificReturn, const asCDataType & returnType) Line 10781 + 0x1c bytes C++ angelscript.dll!asCCompiler::CompileOverloadedDualOperator(asCScriptNode * node, asSExprContext * lctx, asSExprContext * rctx, asSExprContext * ctx) Line 10736 + 0x7b bytes C++ angelscript.dll!asCCompiler::CompileInitialization(asCScriptNode * node, asCByteCode * bc, asCDataType & type, asCScriptNode * errNode, int offset, unsigned __int64 * constantValue, int isVarGlobOrMem) Line 2373 + 0x32 bytes C++ angelscript.dll!asCCompiler::CompileDeclaration(asCScriptNode * decl, asCByteCode * bc) Line 2110 + 0x46 bytes C++ angelscript.dll!asCCompiler::CompileStatementBlock(asCScriptNode * block, bool ownVariableScope, bool * hasReturn, asCByteCode * bc) Line 1027 C++ angelscript.dll!asCCompiler::CompileFunction(asCBuilder * builder, asCScriptCode * script, asCArray<asCString> & parameterNames, asCScriptNode * func, asCScriptFunction * outFunc, sClassDeclaration * classDecl) Line 552 C++ angelscript.dll!asCBuilder::CompileFunctions() Line 724 C++ angelscript.dll!asCBuilder::Build() Line 241 C++ angelscript.dll!asCModule::Build() Line 230 + 0xe bytes C++ (engine->scriptFunctions).array,8 0x0000000003a40100 asCScriptFunction * * [0] 0x0000000000000000 {refCount={...} gcFlag=??? engine=??? ...} asCScriptFunction * [1] 0x0000000003c0bec0 {refCount={...} gcFlag=false engine=0x0000000003c32040 ...} asCScriptFunction * [2] 0x0000000003c0bd80 {refCount={...} gcFlag=false engine=0x0000000003c32040 ...} asCScriptFunction * [3] 0x0000000003c0bc40 {refCount={...} gcFlag=false engine=0x0000000003c32040 ...} asCScriptFunction * [4] 0x0000000003c0bb00 {refCount={...} gcFlag=false engine=0x0000000003c32040 ...} asCScriptFunction * [5] 0x0000000003c0b9c0 {refCount={...} gcFlag=false engine=0x0000000003c32040 ...} asCScriptFunction * [6] 0x0000000003c0b880 {refCount={...} gcFlag=false engine=0x0000000003c32040 ...} asCScriptFunction * [7] 0x0000000003c0b740 {refCount={...} gcFlag=false engine=0x0000000003c32040 ...} asCScriptFunction * (ot->methods).array,8 0x0000000003c35300 int * [0] 0 int [1] 103 int [2] 104 int [3] 105 int [4] 106 int [5] 107 int [6] 108 int [7] 109 int The object that causes it is a vector3 pod with some typical math methods. What's interesting though is that removing the swizzler template<uint a, uint b, uint c> PxVec3 Float3Swizzle3F(const PxVec3 *p){ return PxVec3((*p)[a],(*p)[b],(*p)[c]); } template<uint i> class Float3Swizzle3{ public: static inline void Do(asIScriptEngine *psg){ char sw[32]; sprintf(sw,"const float3 get_%c%c%c() const",i/9+0x78,(i/3)%3+0x78,i%3+0x78); psg->RegisterObjectMethod("float3",sw,asFUNCTION((Float3Swizzle3F<i/9,(i/3)%3,i%3>)),asCALL_CDECL_OBJFIRST); Float3Swizzle3<i-1>::Do(psg); } }; template<> class Float3Swizzle3<0>{ public: static inline void Do(asIScriptEngine *psg){ psg->RegisterObjectMethod("float3","const float3 get_xxx() const",asFUNCTION((Float3Swizzle3F<0,0,0>)),asCALL_CDECL_OBJFIRST); } }; Float3Swizzle3<27-1>::Do(psg); makes the problem vanish. It's strange because enabling a similar swizzler for vector4 type has no effect (despite the fact that it spams multiple times more methods than the code above). Currently I'm hacking around by putting some null-checks in some places. I'll be happy to provide more info if needed...
j3p replied to Silverlan's topic in Math and PhysicsIf I'm not mistaken, the character controller shouldn't automatically push objects around it (see documentation). Normally you would apply the pushing forces manually. There's onShapeHit -callback for this purpose. This way you have more control over the forces anyway. The character controller pushing objects in your previous build might have been a side effect caused by invalid scene configuration. I don't know about the offset though, so I can't really help with that... Have you tried fixing that offset between ground and bottom with setFootPosition ?(e: nevermind, I don't think this is related to the actual issue).
j3p replied to Silverlan's topic in Math and PhysicsOkay, I didn't notice anything odd in the code. But by looking that video I noticed that your world scale is enormous compared to that grid (it's not possible to scale that grid, is it?). What units are you using? It's known that too small units can cause jittering when using inappropriate contact offsets. There's something in the documentation about this and here: http://www.nvidia.com/object/physx_knowledge_base.html (it's for the previous version but probably still valid).
j3p replied to Silverlan's topic in Math and PhysicsYes, it should be called on dynamic actors only. Otherwise static/dynamic actor initialization should look quite similar. I assume you're not manually applying impulses on the box (at onShapeHit callback)? Does your box behave like that if you're not pushing it with the character controller? Does it penetrate the static actor if it falls? I still suspect there's something wrong with how you're creating your dynamic actors. Even if the cc pushed the box in to the wall/ground, it should jump right off. Post some initialization code maybe so that can be ruled out?
j3p replied to Silverlan's topic in Math and PhysicsAre you calling PxRigidBodyExt::setMassAndUpdateInertia (possibly instead of setMass) after all the shapes have been created? That behaviour in your video is exactly what happens if this call is omitted.
j3p replied to Silverlan's topic in Math and PhysicsInternally the controller framework uses setKinematicTarget() so one can only guess what PhysX does beyond that point. I don't know if it's even valid to use getLinearVelocity with kinematic actors... However, since the displacement is accurate, why not use it to calculate the velocity yourself? Just keep the previous and current position between updates and divide the displacement with your timestep.


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I'm beyond thankful for MTS! I feel like God completely flipped my world upside-down and challenged my western worldview and paradigm. More than anything, I'm thankful for how this training challenged me to go to God's Word for answers and to seek Him in order to find out what's really true. I don't want to mindlessly believe things because people tell me them, but because God's Word has convinced and convicted me that it's true, and MTS encouraged the discovery method of learning, which really helped me take more ownership for what I believe about who God is and His heart for the nations.
– Michaela E, 24, pursuing medical missions
After having worked in missions prior to MTS, it was amazing to see all that God still needed to do in me to prepare me to continue to share His Word. Global Frontier Missions was the catalyst God used to shape me and prepare me for His good work. I would recommend this training to anyone that is feeling a tug in their heart to evangelize different people groups across the globe. One of the best parts about the school is the ability to put into practice all that you are learning in the classroom right when you step out the door, with the refugees and beautiful community of Clarkston, Georgia.
– Brittany S, 29, 2012 MTS graduate
MTS helped to cultivate my heart for missions, and gave me practical training (specifically for community missionary living, and living in a third world country/warm climate culture) for mission work that I've used both on and off the "overseas mission field".
– Hannah G, 27, served in an orphanage in Africa
I learned a lot at MTS, but one of the things which stood out to me was learning to work with people who have different personalities and different church backgrounds. My class had many differences, but we united together around the person of Jesus. As someone now living in the 10/40 window, I highly recommend MTS as a tool to equip missionaries in going wherever and to whomever God has called them!
– Ezra H, 28, serving in Tunisia
The Missionary Training School at Global Frontier Missions really prepared me for the mission field. The way I do ministry now is totally different to the way I did it before going through the training. You will be stretched and challenged spiritually in ways you may never have thought. I believe every missionary should go through this training prior to hitting the mission field.
– Adrian P, 40, GFM Sydney base director
Before MTS, I was ready to head to the mission field, but after completing the training school, I realized just how unequipped and unprepared I was. MTS put so many tools in my hands to reach the unreached more effectively, not only from the class time but also from time spent in the community, practicing what we were learning.
– Rachel L, 27, now serving in South Asia
I think one of my favorite things about MTS is the variety of beliefs and teachings that were presented for each subject, and yet we always went back to, "what does the [B]ible say?". It really inspired me to make sure I wasn't believing something just because a pastor taught it, but to make sure it was actually what God said. I love how MTS doesn't force a particular belief on you, but you have the freedom to listen to multiple sides, discuss with your classmates and teachers, and study the Word of God to find the truth.
– Lynnea S, 21, currently serving in the Philippines
I thought that living in another culture and seeing how things could be applied directly was the strongest part of MTS. Having honest discussions with other Christians from very different backgrounds helped me consider alternate points of view. It made me question why I believed what I believed, and in some cases caused me to change my beliefs.
– Brian B, 36, currently serving in Mexico
Before coming to MTS I felt totally unprepared to go to the mission field. I had a desire to serve but had no idea what that would look like. The missionary training did more than equip me to serve overseas. It stretched me to go deeper with God and know him more intimately. The classroom studies mixed with time serving in the community stretched me and prepared me for service in any context.
– Travis L, 33, serving among African unreached peoples
The GFM program was a place for me to grow in greater intimacy with the Father and receive His beating heart for the nations. Through the practical opportunities to immediately apply the teachings in the surrounding community, I left equipped and filled with faith to step out and work full-time among the unreached. "Life-changing experience" doesn't come near to describing my experience with the Father through GFM's holistic training!
– Rachel B, 29, currently serving in a Hindu country
Life on mission is hard. It is impossible without being firmly rooted in the Lord. But I also can't imagine being a missionary without having completed MTS. I don't think my family would still be on the mission field if it weren't for the support and training that GFM provide.
– Danielle O, 33, ESL teacher and Muslim outreach
MTS played a vital role in fueling and directing my passion for missions. The training I received there has not only continued to help me in overseas work, but has also made me much more willing and able to share Christ with the nations that surround me in U.S. cities every day.
– Catherine L, 39, healed from life threatening health problems during MTS in 2004
I never even knew that there were people in the World who had not been reached with the Gospel. Thank you MTS for opening up my eyes about unreached people groups. And now that I know, how can I not be a part of the Great Commission?
– Mel R, 42, serving among an unreached North African people group
The Holy Spirit used MTS in our lives to bring transformation, heal deep hurts, experience church like never before (unity, discipline, priesthood of all believers, giftings), and connected us to the heart of God. MTS broke though the cultural lenses we wear to, contextually and in love, invite all peoples to follow Jesus!
– Derek M, 35, currently serving in Indonesia
When I was studying in MTS and someone in the class would say, "I don't know what to think about this…I'm really messed up…" The teacher would say, "sounds good, be like the Bereans". I think that was a good way to learn…look to the Word of God, get messed up and change your mind when you have been doing things the way everyone else does without looking at what God actually said. Let the Word of God change you to be more and more like Jesus.
– Doreen B, 28, currently serving in South Asia
MTS was just the beginning of opening me up to a whole new world spiritually; it has changed the course of my life and the things I go after and the decisions I have made since. I knew my time there would be amazing, but I didn't expect the foundational impact it would have on the rest of my life!
– Sarah S, 29, graduate from 2009 MTS in Oaxaca
Even after decades of service in West Africa, I found the missionary training school courses a refresher for my spiritual life and an update to contemporary missional thinking focused on Church Planting Movements among Unreached People Groups. My passion for ministry, love for God and dependence on prayer were challenged and stimulated to greater depths of spiritual growth.
– Terry H, 64, veteran missionary and Richmond MTS student
It was one of the best experiences of my life. I grew in my relationship with the Lord so much during that time and learned how I needed to lean on Him for everything. I learned something every day from the readings and the field experience, both about others and about myself.
– Jolynne M, 52, serving in Mexico


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With that out of the way, on to the self summary!
i am a feminist, a self identified food critic (most of my reviews are good, shockingly enough), a lover of cats and animals in general, the proud owner of a loud laugh and many things that are various shades of pink.
have you seen that video of that woman crying about how much she loves cats while trying to convince people why they should date her? I'm not that THAT level, but I can't help identifying with that woman a bit.
I enjoy glitter on everything! myself, my clothing, my accessories, the world. I kind of want to send myself glitter through that "send your enemies glitter" website.
I enjoy being active, i love going for walks outside and I love swimming. I try to work out at least 4-5 times a week. However I'm not a team sports person, they really stress me out and my coordination leaves a lot to be desired...like a whole lot.
I also really like to learn new things. Most recently I took some wheel throwing pottery classes and an improv class. I love to try different, creative things and get out of my head.
i'm also really good at spontaneously dancing, not necessarily well. but i do love dancing!
some favorite books would be "the neverending story", "the perks of being a wallflower", "buffy season 8", "sandman", "the princess bride." that's just a few, my room is filled with books. some of them i haven't gotten a chance to even read yet!
i love all food, food is fabulous! greek, middle eastern, chinese, indian and sometimes just a cheeseburger or pizza. it's all tasty!
i love trying new food, and i love coffee! i was a barista for a while and i am a bit of a coffee snob, but when the going gets tough, i'll drink whatever coffee is available!
i like many different types of movies, usually not romantic comedies though. some favorites would be the princess bride, rocky horror, labyrinth, let the right one in, lost boys, bram stroker's dracula, but i'm a cheerleader, whip it, interview with a vampire, the neverending story, queen of the damned, wanted, spirited away, the last unicorn, psycho, the birds, the postman always rings twice. i love old films, alfred hitchcock and old classics. one of the biggest things i miss about having cable is watching TCM.
Shows i love are true blood, game of thrones, vampire diaries, supernatural, and dexter.
i also will forever love buffy, angel and firefly. i am a huge joss whedon fan!
I enjoy thinking about my future and what I'll do next. I've had enough things not work out like I expected and instead worked out even better, so i like to daydream about what my next adventure might be.
Lately I've also been thinking about comedy a lot. I like to fantasize about being on The Daily Show or doing stand up.


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Director: Tristan Taormino
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Title: Of Listening and Understanding
Rating: T
Pairing: Jack/Ianto
Summary: Ianto had hoped that he could remain a tea boy, and hide in the background, but a certain Captain Jack Harkness doesn't like that idea, and Ianto starts falling before he can catch himself. Can Ianto stop hearing and start listening?
Warnings: Slash: Male/Male Relationships, Violence, Adult Content, slightly altered episodes of Season 1&2. Sheer blindness of anything to do with Children of Earth, and Miracle Day. Spoilers for Cyberwoman, and onward.
Note: I hope that writing this will help me with Speech class, which is kind of the point of this story in the first place. If you have tips, let me know, I could really use it before I flunk out.
One – Recognition
the identification of something as having been previously seen,heard,known,etc.
Working for Torchwood had taught Ianto Jones a lot of things. One of them was that seeing wasn't always believing , and that the five senses had to be used along with the incorporation of the five principles of communication, and the principles of listening. It took a long time for Ianto to listen instead of hear his superiors, and it took even longer to form any sort of relationship.
Ianto Jones would have given up completely had it not been an important part of his job. To be honest, not being noticed was what Ianto Jones did best, but there was one particular person who refused to allow him to melt into the background. Bloody, Captain Jack Harkness, the most unorthodox man in the history of Torchwood, and considering the company often kept by the shady group of alien hunters that was saying something.
After all the damage that Ianto had caused with Lisa, he had been surprised that Jack would even talk to him again. He expected to be Retconned back to his teen years. He wouldn't have blamed them, and it didn't help that his guilt gnawed dangerously at his heart. He had no idea why Jack was holding back, he might as well get it over with. Ianto hadn't been able to sleep a wink since that disaster. He had failed everyone, including himself.
It was some time in the wee hours of the night, and Ianto had decided to clean out the archive room in case he would have memory loss, and someone would need have to take over the filing. Ianto supposed that it would Toshiko, she was the intelligent one in their branch. He was also hoping to keep away from the glares he received from Gwen and Owen, while at the same time dodge the disappointed looks Jack and Toshiko sent him. Ianto hadn't been paying attention to the world around him because no one ever came down to the archives, but he wound up jumping and shrieking like a little girl when a strong hard chest pressed into his back. He'd been flicking through the 1920's files when this happened, and the papers flew everywhere.
Ianto's heart raced, and he gasped when he saw Jack standing there shirtless, and with his hands in his pockets.
His mouth went dry, and his body defied all logic as it sneakily reacted to Jack's sexual physique and silent approach.
"Sir?" Ianto's cheeks felt unusually warm, and his nerves buzzed like static.
"It's three in the morning."
Ianto inclined his head, and quickly knelt down to pick up the scattered papers. "I know, I needed to get some things done." He looked away from the formidable form, collecting the pages one by one; he tried not to flinch when a hand fell on top of his head.
"I'm sorry."
Ianto's dry mouth seemed to worsen as he tried to swallow. "Why would you be sorry, sir?"
"For not talking to you enough, and for treating you like a servant."
Frowning slightly, Ianto paused on a 1921 document detailing an Alien Invasion in Germany, he glanced up at Jack, and shivered when the man's eyes stared at him intently. "You have nothing to be sorry for. I was in the wrong, I allowed my emotions to cloud my judgment. I – prefer to be a servant, especially after what I did."
"I should not have handled it like that," Jack squatted down onto Ianto's level, and helped him gather the rest of the fallen papers.
"I almost brought ruin to Torchwood out of selfishness."
"We all do things for selfish reasons, Ianto. You are no different. Some are more desperate than others."
"Thank you, sir."
"I thought I told you not to call me sir?" Jack smirked as they stood, and he handed Ianto the papers.
"Right… sir," he drawled with a tiny smile. He placed the folder into its rightful place as arms circled around his waist, and he was drawn into the hard bare chest of his boss.
"I've forgiven you," Jack's lips brushed against Ianto's ear causing the Welshman's heart to gain more speed. "I'm all that matters, Ianto." Ianto closed his eyes at the touch. Jack's hands carefully glided along his sides, and somehow the man's thumbs found a tiny open crease within the tucked part of Ianto's dress shirt. "You're not going anywhere. You're stuck with me."
The blood rushed and pooled around all of Ianto's sensitive areas, and he breathed heavily. "Is that a fact?"
"Oh yeah. I want you to forget about what happened."
"That's a tall order," Ianto breathed raggedly, and closed his eyes as Jack's hot breath ghosted across his ear. He had felt the chemistry between the two of them since the first night they met while chasing a Weevil.
"One that I expect you to follow."
"Yes, sir."
"Good, and might I say – you look dashing this morning."
"That's harassment, sir."
Jack chuckled roughly, and nipped Ianto's ear. "So is this – now – you need some sleep. If you go now, you can capture a few hours."
Ianto opened his eyes, and shook his head. "I can't sleep."
"Come on," Jack ordered shutting the archive drawer, and tugging Ianto with him.
Ianto followed hesitantly through the Torchwood HUB, and toward Jack's office. "Where are we going, sir?"
Jack rolled his eyes. "Your sir is going to cause me to get frisky with you." He flashed the well dressed man a smug smile. "You are going to get some rest if I have to make you."
He closed the door to his office with his foot, and before Ianto could turn around his suit jacket was pulled effortlessly right off his shoulders, and then his tie was tugged, freeing his neck from the obstruction. "Shoes off."
"But s- er – Jack – I really can't-"
"Do I have to take them off too?" Jack arched an eyebrow challengingly.
Ianto sighed, and pressed down on the back of his shoe heel, and stepped out of one shoe, and as he did this with the second, Jack's evil hands went straight for his belt. Ianto resisted the urge to groan as he stared up at the low ceiling.
"Now that's what I like, a very cooperative, Ianto Jones. Remarkably adorable," Jack quipped easily.
"I'm not sure if this falls into the job description, sir," he countered easily.
"You'd be surprised what is in the description." Jack yanked the belt off like a whip, and tossed it with Ianto's suit jacket, and shoes. He unclasped the top two buttons with a sly grin, and turned the man toward the hole in the wall. "In," he pressed a finger into Ianto's slim back and pushed gently.
Ianto didn't see much choice, when Jack was determined there was no stopping him. He slipped into the man hole, and leaned against the wall; he managed to divert his gaze when Jack climbed in, his muscles were stretching and twitching with the movements.
"Now, we're settled, ah – one more thing. A pet peeve of mine." He reached down causing Ianto to blink when his socks were pulled off and tossed outside of the makeshift bed.
Ianto slowly laid back, feeling a little uncomfortable about being in bed with his boss. It was – awkward, and his body was trying to betray him in the worst sense. It seemed that Jack had no shame because he shifted on his side, and slung his arm around Ianto's waist pulling him closer.
Ianto tried, he really did try as he tilted his head toward Jack's, and allowed his tense muscles to relax.
"Good boy," Jack hummed. "Now, sleep."
Ianto lay there listening to Jack's soft breaths, and thought back to when they hid in one of the morgue vaults, and had kissed so intensely at the worst possible time available. His nose twitched when he felt his cheeks heating up. He shifted his head more until his cheek was pressed to the top of Jack's head, and the soothing sounds lulled Ianto into a strangely peaceful sleep.
Jack was the first to wake at the faint sound of the HUB lift gears. He opened his eyes, and gazed down at the young man curled up against him fast asleep. His usually perfect hair was wild and unkempt, Jack's fingers combed through the top gently as Ianto shifted in his sleep, and getting ever more closer to the immortal man.
He was adorable when he slept, and he was a definite cuddle bug. Jack knew however that his private solace would be disturbed when he heard the alarms go off telling him that someone was coming through the HUB.
Instead of waking Ianto up, he very carefully disentangled himself from the beautiful figure lying in his bed peacefully, and climbed out of his makeshift bedroom, and stretched with a quiet groan. Anyone paying attention could hear several joints popping back into place, and he rubbed his face as he snatched up some clothes on the chair near his desk.
It was Gwen. Jack buttoned up the shirt as she came into the room. She looked a little confused. "You're here early."
"I'm always here early," Jack said quietly turning to face a mirror. "Why are you?"
"Need a break from Rhys," she said glumly.
"You should spend all the time you can with the one you love, Gwen, otherwise it'll haunt you for life." Contrary to popular belief, Jack was a strong believer in love, and keeping those you love close to you. It was hard for a man like him to have someone forever because they always died off or things happened, and he had to leave planet earth.
He flirted, and slept with various men, women, and species, but that was all it really was – sex. It didn't mean anything deep, and he envied Gwen for what she had, and it was one of the biggest reasons he chose her to work for Torchwood. He had hoped she could teach them a thing or two about having a personal life.
"Don't know about that, Rhys is fine on his own."
"Let's take this conversation out of my office, please," Jack insisted glancing briefly into the stone arch hole where his bed was occupied. He snatched a night satchel from his drawer, and Gwen followed him out of the office.
Jack disappeared toward the restrooms, and when he came back an hour later everyone but Ianto were getting started for the morning.
"Where's Ianto?" Toshiko asked in concerned.
"Who cares?" Owen snarked darkly.
"Maybe he left?" Gwen queried.
"He is asleep," Jack corrected the two. "I don't want to see or hear anymore cruelty toward Ianto, is that clear?"
Owen sneered, but said nothing as he pulled up a game client. "He needs to bring me my coffee!"
Toshiko smiled. "We all make mistakes." She switched on all her CCTV monitors, and accessed her personal computers with diagrams, and numbers that only she could figure out. "I forgave Ianto the moment he did it. Love can hurt any strong person."
"Love isn't an excuse to kill us," Gwen pointed out.
"But love is blind. You can't see where you're going or what you're doing until it has been done. Grief can kill any strong man or woman," Toshiko reasoned. "But, Ianto has us to help him. We didn't see it before, but we can do something about it all now."
Gwen and Owen didn't look too sure, but Jack smiled. "For that, Tosh, I shall get you a cup of coffee," he said patting her on the shoulder.
Toshiko beamed, and Owen scoffed. "Teacher's pet," he shot.
"I can make my own," Gwen said bouncing up only to be detoured by Owen and Toshiko's frantic look.
"Never go near Ianto's coffee machine!" Owen demanded sharply. "Only Jack can get near there and not have his head ripped off, and that's because he's the boss."
"I almost caught the HUB on fire," Toshiko confessed sheepishly. "Ianto had me on instant for a week."
"What? I can make coffee, it's just a stupid machine."
Jack shook his head. "No, Gwen, and that is an order."
It was almost eleven when Ianto emerged from Jack's office looking crisp, and perfect as if he hadn't been asleep a half hour ago.
"Where the hell have you been?" Gwen asked when she saw him.
Ianto didn't answer her. "I'll make coffee, I apologize, Jack," he said looking back at Jack who had come up behind him. "I didn't mean to oversleep."
"It was well needed rest, Ianto. I hoped you learned your lesson, when Captain Jack tells you to sleep, you sleep."
Ianto smiled a little. "I'll remember that – sir," he taunted walking away gracefully.
Jack found himself distracted by Ianto's walk, and an unscrupulous smirk plastered on his face.
Jack dismissed everyone early when Tosh's monitors came up with no intriguing activity. Gwen looked ashen faced, and Owen did a whoop as he took out of the HUB like a bat out of hell.
"I'll keep the mainframe monitors on, Jack," Toshiko said typing in some codes. "That way if something comes up you won't have to call us, we'll get the message right away."
"Thanks, Tosh."
Soon, the HUB was empty, and only the whirring of computers, and the screech of their prehistoric pet flying in the open space above Jack could be heard.
He resisted the urge to laugh when Ianto Jones came through the empty building checking over sheets of paper on a clipboard.
"Do I have to repeat last night?"
Ianto paused, his cheeks flushing as he glanced over at Jack nervously. "No, I'm not sleepy, and it's only four o' clock."
Jack chuckled. "Don't you have anything fun to do away from the HUB?"
"Not really," he admitted. "What about you?"
"There are plenty of things, but right now my concern is you."
"I'm fine, Jack, really. Thank you though, I really did need the sleep." He looked away from the intense gaze in those dark blue eyes.
"Of course you did, and it just so happened you slept with the sexiest man on earth."
Ianto couldn't help it, he cracked a smile, and rolled his eyes to the ceiling. "Narcissism is very becoming of you, sir," he drawled.
"Indeed it is. How about dinner?"
"You paying?"
"A gentleman always pays," Jack quipped.
"That rules you out then."
"Very cheeky, Ianto, I like it." Jack wiggled his eyebrows playfully, and Ianto couldn't contain the bubbling laughter making its way through him.
"I live to please."
"Is that so?" Jack asked innocently.
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We are so excited to be announcing two new additions to the Touchstone team! Amiel Gladstone joins us as Interim Artistic Director, and will remain in his role until the start of Roy Surette's tenure in July of next year. Amiel's long history with Touchstone and his breadth of experience make him a welcome addition as we transition to a new era. Through the BC Arts Council Early Career Development program, Naomi Vogt will be coming on board as Artistic & Production Associate for our 2017 projects including development of her solo work. Please join us in welcoming them both!
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"I am very proud to be joining the Touchstone team of Laurie-Ann, Annie and Naomi. I have a long relationship with the company, and gratitude to my colleagues Katrina and Roy, both of whom have been supporters of my work for many years. I was previously Artistic Associate at the Belfry during Roy's tenure and I look forward to ushering in the next phase at Touchstone with him."
Amiel Gladstone is a West Coast based writer and director, who has worked across the country for companies such as Alberta Theatre Projects, Arts Club, Acting Up Stage, Belfry, Caravan Farm, Centaur, Citadel, Factory, Firehall Arts Centre, National Arts Centre, Pacific Opera Victoria, Solo Collective, Touchstone Theatre, Theatre Replacement, Theatre Conspiracy, SKAM, Vancouver Opera, the Playhouse, PuSh Festival, as well as internationally in the United States, France, and Romania. Most recently, Onegin (Arts Club), Craigslist Cantata (Arts Club / PuSh), East Van Pantos #1 and #2 (Theatre Replacement / Cultch), Are We Cool Now? (Western Canada Theatre / Cultch), Little One (Alley Theatre / Firehall), Dark Sisters (Vancouver Opera).
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The collection comprises two letters to George S. Napier in Edinburgh. The first letter is a nostalgic recollection of "the old days," including Napier's visits to their homes in Buckingham Street and Adelphy Terrace. Elizabeth Pennell remembers the drawings of Edinburgh made by her husband for Napier, which despite being "very early work ... are among my husband's finest." She is glad he bought her book, Life and letters of Joseph Pennell, and still has the articles they wrote for Harper's so long ago (1930 Aug. 18, 2 p.). The second letter mentions her involvement in other works to be published soon, such as the catalog of Pennell's etchings by Wuerth, and a Pennell bibliography for which Napier's list came on time. The letter includes appreciative comments about the photographer James Craig Annan and the engraver Timothy Cole.
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Some New Jersey hurricane victims are complaining that FEMA is doing more harm than Superstorm Sandy did when it hit over four months ago and washed away their homes and businesses. FEMA issued Advisory Base Flood Elevation Maps as a provision of the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012, which was signed by President Barack Obama last July.
Another FEMA Misfire
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Obama's Broken Promises to Sandy Victims
Six weeks after Sandy hit the New Jersey and New York coast residents are still struggling and are in desperate need of shelter. Many hard-hit victims are not getting help despite President Barack Obama's pledge of the full support of the federal government, and they are dealing with red tape that the president said would not be tolerated.


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Yes, Gold Mining Stocks Have Tracked the Price of Gold
Battered gold-miner stocks and the funds tracking them: Will they ever reflect the last decade's rise in the price of gold?
It turns out that they have. Just not in the way fans might expect. If you view gold-mining stocks by total market-capitalization -- don't judge by stock prices, nor by oft-quoted index levels -- you'll see that miners for seven years have more or less kept pace with gold.
You won't see it in index levels....


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Does it impact my server speed
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Apr 13, 2011 at 5:32 UTC
I had a Roman Ancestor that used server 200 ;)
Any AV will impact performance it's just a case of how much. I have used the f-secure standalone but have only one experience of the installed AV and that was on a Vista laptop of a workmate that came in for a checkup. F-secure was consistently taking 30% CPU.
In the end though you will find others have other stories and the only way to find out for sure on your installation it to try it.
Questions to ask yourself:
If I remove the existing one can I put it back?
If I have no existing, what is the cost risk of performace loss vs all data loss?
What other alternatives are there since the free ones won't install on server OSs?
Apr 20, 2011 at 9:15 UTC
Thanks man. Really appreciate your comment.
This discussion has been inactive for over a year.
You may get a better answer to your question by starting a new discussion.


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Caste and division of labor in leaf-cutter ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae: Atta)
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More than 90% of media workers with head widths 1.8–2.2 mm, comprising the largest and energetically most efficient segment of the foraging force, were removed from four Atta cephalotes colonies containing approximately 8,000 workers. Contrary to expectation, the colonies did not respond by adding workers from adjacent size classes (head width ≦1.6 mm, ≧2.4 mm) to the foraging force (Table 1, Fig. 1). Yet the rate of leaf harvesting remained unaffected, due to the fact that excess workers in the adjacent size classes were already present on a stand-by basis in the foraging area (Table 2, Fig. 2). Moreover, the few survivors in the 1.8–2.2 mm group increased their individual activity by approximately 5x. In control and undisturbed colonies, the prime foragers in the 1.8–2.2 mm group tended to displace the others from the edges of the leaves, where most cutting takes place. When these individuals were removed, the auxiliaries participated more actively.
Brood development was followed through 2 full development cycles after the excision. No differential increase of the extirpated worker class (1.8–2.2 mm) could be detected in the experimental colonies when compared with sham-treated control colonies. As a consequence, this group remained underrepresented in the foraging arenas by about 50% at the end of the first cycle (8 weeks), but was fully replenished by the end of the second cycle (16 weeks).
The size-frequency distributions of the worker pupae belonged to one or the other of three patterns among both experimental and control colonies: unimodal at head width 0.8 mm, unimodal within 1.4–2.0 mm, or bimodal at these two respective positions (Fig. 3). Several colonies shifted from one pattern to another during a single brood cycle (Table 3). A hypothesis of the control of the size-frequency distribution has been developed consistent with these results.
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