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Minneapolis the setting for new Dramatic Comedy Co-Created, Co-Written, Co-Produced, and Co-Directed by Dr. Hewlett and Kyle Wagner
MINNEAPOLIS, MN: One of the long standing arguments in the television and film production industry is whether overall costs to produce a project when wages, management, and equipment expenses are influenced by the presence of unions and/or trade groups is often more than when they are less involved or not at all a part of the picture. Although there is little data out there offering number for number comparisons, the conventional wisdom is that unions/trade groups have minimum pay amounts, specific work hour periods, required meals and break times, and penalties to producers for breaking those rules. Conventional wisdom also dictates that these organizations do not have provisions for waiving salary minimums for low-budget independent film/television making and hence union crews will require significantly larger budgets than their nonunion counterparts. All of these issues play a part in determining where the eventual location of a film/video project will ultimately by located for shooting.
Dr. Hewlett and Kyle Wagner based the script for the Pilot of Hallowed Harmony on an actual experience that Kyle had one evening in downtown Minneapolis so they naturally felt the city should be the first choice for the actual location for the comedy series. The perfect fit of Minneapolis-St. Paul as a location was confirmed even more so when the two did some research on how the location matched with the script that calls for two sets of main characters that are introduced to viewers as reincarnations of Jesus and a few of the Apostles converging on a fictitious sculpture garden that sits in the middle of downtown Minneapolis where they experience what they believe to be divine conversations that lead them back into their current lives trying to fix personal problems that are unknowingly related to unfinished business of their former lives that plays an important role in their community activism. This location research led to the uncovering of a history of family farming with the same name as two of the characters, a nearby college with the same name as the birth place of three of the characters, along with restaurants, and fish markets and other establishments that serendipitously fit into the script that is very much about serendipity.
Beside the fact that Minneapolis-St. Paul has some uncanny locations that match up with the narratives and context associated with the previous Apostolic incarnations of the main characters written into the first season script, the metropolitan area and the state of Minnesota has a number of other attractive qualities that serve as incentive to produce the educational dramatic comedy series there. Minneapolis has a large and growing independent radio, film and video arts community, which will aid in the effort to keep costs low for the production, when it begins. Costs for the production have the potential to be significantly less since negotiating without the influence of unions is the standard there. Since there are no requirements as there are elsewhere in places like New York or Hollywood, the production has a better chance of acquiring the cooperative independent agents needed to accomplish the full scale of production, given the agents have a wider range of possibilities that can be used in the negotiations of their contributions. One of the biggest benefits of this wider negotiation potential is that equity can be used in the negotiation process thereby allowing the Hallowed Harmony Executive Production Team to independently contract and license services, which allows them to maintain ownership of their products and gain greater shares of the profit potential as well. With the availability of shooting spaces like Acme Stage, Artist Collectives, surrounding municipalities with film and television production incentives, and several local businesses very willing to offer their spaces as production locations, the Twin Cities metro area presents itself as a very cost effective option that is full of potential production partners, episode sponsors, and talent eager to join the collective experience that the Hallowed Harmony Producers have to offer.
The city of Minneapolis and other municipalities in the state of Minnesota offer financial incentives for filming there. Hewlett and Wagner argue that this incentive that often comes in large sums and with a captivated media community currently seeking independent projects is a big additional benefit to producing the show in Minneapolis and in other parts of the state. The Minnesota Film & TV reports that the film and television producing industry of the state is actively seeking new productions especially those that will be continuously produced there and hence continue to contribute to an ailing job economy relative to this occupational sector. The state of Minnesota and the diverse local small business oriented cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul are communities with long standing histories of supporting independent business ventures including television and film productions. Since the overall numbers of television and film productions started and/or completed in the state of Minnesota has fallen off since the 1990s, producing a television series in the area creates an ideal environment and opportunity for outside Investors to capitalize on a high quality, cost effective production, with a storyline based on local events and organizations that highlights the areas locations and social demographic. Other areas north and east of Minneapolis offer financial incentives for production as well and the Producer duo state they are looking at those areas for filming as well.
A final thrust to make Minneapolis-St. Paul the location was finding out that the targeted Executive Producer, who at this time can not be announced but is the surviving brother of a contemporary Philosopher whose work serves as a large motivator in the pilot episodes, first season, and overall script, was a resident and part time professor at the University of Minnesota. When the two got their first chance to sit down with him, they both agreed "What more could they have asked for?"
So look for more information about Hallowed Harmony in the near future in the Minneapolis-St. Paul Twin Cities area soon. As more news about its production continues to come forth, there will surely be growing opportunity for artists and independent production professionals who represent this very diverse and thriving arts and entertainment culture that has failed to see very few, if any, full length series productions of this magnitude be produced in the city since the turn of the millennium. It is the hope of Hewlett and Wagner that they can help change all that.
Release Date: November 11, 2015
For further information contact Kyle Wagner at firstname.lastname@example.com or Brian Hewlett at email@example.com
Jesus And The Apostles Resurrected In New Minneapolis "Dramedy"
MINNEAPOLIS, MN: Hallowed Harmony Shroom Garden is an original series that is currently seeking the funding needed to begin production in Minneapolis in 2018. The educational dramatic comedy will be cooperatively produced by a Minneapolis based production team in conjunction with a Denver based marketing and promotions team. Not only will the series that features modern incarnations of Jesus and the Apostles be produced by a local production house on cooperation with newly formed Conscious Universe Productions Public Benefit Corporration, but the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area will be the on-screen location of their comical fictional adventures and the home of a metaphorical Garden of Gethsemane that serves as the point of their mystical and serendipitous convergence.
Hallowed Harmony, the first television comedy to be filmed on location in Minneapolis since Mary Richards moved there in the 1970's on the Mary Tyler Moore Show, is slated to be released in three stages across three different platforms. The first stage will involve a release of pre-production material that includes content designed for the series' crowd funding campaigns and six web shorts designed to offer a glimpse into the lives of main characters and used as trailers for marketing purposes. The second stage involves the release of the first season, which the creators hope will be picked up by a mainstream cable network or online movie channels. The first season is designed to be produced as ten episodes in the 60-minute comedy-drama format, which tends to be more dramatically based with humor used throughout the show either as comic relief or to punctuate certain scenes. The third stage plans involve a release of the first season and extra material on a DVD after the series is released via mainstream media.
The dramedy's co-creators are Kyle Wagner, a Minneapolis native and Brian Hewlett, a Denver based College Instructor and Psychologist. They describe their dramatic comedy or "dramedy" brainchild as:
"A series of hysterical high jinks and hilarious happenings involving the most unassuming mob of modern day apostolic incarnations on a mystical mission that is carried out in one of the most unlikely diverse metropolitan municipalities."
Viewers will be treated to an engaging narrative "based on true stories and stories that are believed to be true" that weave the everyday lives of modern incarnations of old New Testament heroes, who consciously assume no connection to their previous biblical personifications, together with an exciting but challenging late Terence McKenna and his surviving brother Dennis McKenna who is a current resident of St. Paul, fused with the results of work of other pharmacologist, psychologist, and consciousness related researchers and artists, those who find themselves watching multiple episodes will be immersed in a colorful, hopeful but sometimes dark world of struggles, successes, and failures facing a cast of characters with whom every modern day human can identify.
The characters that make up the Hallowed Harmony universe include a core group of spiritually and socially conscious security guards who engage with another core group of psychedelically conscious misfit activist friends seeking guidance in the their personal and community transcendence as the periodically visit a sculpture garden in downtown Minneapolis that they affectionately call "Shroom Garden." The storyline chases both of these groups of unassuming Apostles as they find themselves helping to alter the consciousness and landscape of their already progressive Minneapolis-St. Paul society. Their story unfolds through intentional and serendipitous interactions that occur as a result of enlightening engagements thought to be with God during periodic visits to the fictional public Harmony Park Sculpture Garden.
Episodes of Hallowed Harmony will draw content from the research and literature of pharmacology, ethnobotony, psychology, environmental science, sustainable activism, and other bodies of knowledge in an effort to provide viewers with greater information about different aspects of psychedelic, spiritual, and sustainability consciousness and actual human psychological and physiological experience. Interpretive multi-media collaborations incorporated into particular episodes will give local and international featured artists a chance to express their interpretation of transcendent experiences as they relate to social issues that are rarely addressed in the
mainstream media. Scenes related to altered consciousness and other psychedelic attributes will be handed over to artists to create unique interpretive worlds for viewers to experience from one episode to the next using state-of-the art editing and other technologies.
By applying scientific knowledge and contemporary interpretations to relevant and current social issues through the lens of psychedelic and spiritual experiences, the series creators, Kyle Wagner and Brian Hewlett, hope to establish an alternative dialogue around what has previously been considered socially deviant and unhealthy. Within their structure of satirical fiction coupled with various genres of humor. They see the potential for renewed dialogue that can help transform normative attitudes toward behaviors that are fastly becoming more and more normal.
Hallowed Harmony is poised to be one of the most cerebral funny artistic alternative approaches yet to helping people navigate their social consciousness while learning potential ways of offering help to their ailing communities. The best part is, in the eyes of the world, it will all be happening in the heart of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Release Date: October 15, 2015
For further information contact Kyle Wagner at email@example.com or Brian Hewlett at email@example.com
Dr. Hewlett partners with Kyle Wagner to start Conscious Universe Productions PBC
DENVER, CO: In May of this year Dr. Brian Hewlett, Founder and C.E.O. of Brian Hewlett LLC, teamed with Kyle Wagner, a multi-media model, entrepreneur, founder of K.E.W. Entertainment, and long time community activist in the Minneapolis-St. Paul community, to work on a television project. Out of this collaboration came the announcement that they have united to establish Conscious Universe Productions (CUP), a Public Benefit Corporation focused on the fact that every minute of the day there is someone with a great idea that could play a major role in helping to raise the consciousness of their community, their nation, or the planet but often that idea falls by the wayside because they don't have the resources to get that idea heard. CUP also knows that media is one of the best ways to get an idea illustrated, making it easier to be heard and understood in the shortest amount of time. That is why their goal is to garner resources collaboratively to assist in the production of media project ideas that have the potential to impact human consciousness by raising awareness in some way. Brian and Kyle envision that through the coming together of community partners who have resources to produce media, these project ideas can be afforded a once in lifetime chance to get some promotional or initial media produced, which can be an invaluable asset in getting the project heard and seen by important people who can make the overall project become the reality of the dream that only it's conceiver experiences at it's conception.
Conscious Universe Productions is being established as a Public Benefit Corporation in the state of Minnesota so that . Public Benefit Corporations in Minnesota are intended to operate in a responsible and sustainable manner and have a corporate purpose to promote one or more public benefits, which must be described in its articles of incorporation.
Hewlett and Wagner tout CUP's public benefit as insuring avenues for media arts from and to the public. They point out that even with increases in local and state funding and the uncertain future of federal funding, the opportunity for the general public to obtain funding that will cover the cost of the of their local grass roots media arts projects is minimal due to the ever-changing and unpredictable nature of the cost of production. Although the American Association of Advertising Agency ceased publishing its annual report on the average cost of a 30 second commercial spot, which neatly divided music and postproduction average costs by category and industry and included extra editorial in 2011, the last one tallied showed the average costs at $354,000, which hadn't changed much in 10 years. At costs hovering around $350,000 as indicated here and the opportunity structure for achieving funding tightening, a corporation with the mission of pulling together media and arts professionals to cooperatively contribute to the production of local and grass roots media projects attempting to raise awareness and public consciousness about important issues that impact the sustaining of their lives and communities should be a welcomed entity.
CUP's business plan calls for establishment of a collective of independent professionals and organizations from different sectors of radio, sound, television, film and internet production to form a board to review community media project proposals or projects that are in early stages of production for their potential selection to be the motivation for the collective team to come together to produce some initial component that can be used to promote the project to the industry. The production collective will combine their resources to produce commercial spots, teaser trailers, pilot episodes, animations, prequels and character building shorts that with the backing of CUP project creators can shop to movie houses, televisions studies, streaming networks, and other production and distribution agencies.
Release Date: August 21, 2015
For further information contact Conscious Universe Production at email@example.com or visit Conscious Universe Productions on the web.
Brian Hewlett LLC reorganizes and moves divisions to Denver, Colorado
TUCSON, AZ: Established and in good standing in the state of Arizona, Brian Hewlett LLC is a consulting company in North America that prescribes to a non-traditional cooperative business model which encourages resource sharing and knowledge collaboration among various entities to achieve goal oriented results. With a focus mostly on business assistance, various types of education, and a variety of entertainment, the company also works to accomplish goals in various markets and communities across the U.S. using a guidelines that lead to sustainable end results.
Based on the decision to diversify operations into four different divisions, Brian Hewlett LLC will be establishing an educational division doing business as L.I.F.E. Lessons, which will facilitate speaking engagements and develop workshops and training curricula for various clients. LTB Booking & Promotions will do business as a second division that helps facilitate talent booking and relations between artist venues and other entities along with the creation of promotional materials and marketing plans for music and visual artists. Brian Hewlett LLC will also do business as Wild Wild West Festivals, which will serve as the division that plans and manages small, medium, and large scale events that investors have the opportunity to help cooperatively produce. Finally, Brian Hewlett LLC will do business as itself when performing business consulting of any kind.
The business plan calls for Wild Wild West Festivals to establish headquarters in the Trinidad, which is in Southern Colorado just north of the New Mexico Border as it works to create another event dedicated to the celebration of Drop City, Colorado's first "sustainable eco-village" that was established in that area in the 1960's. The LTB Booking &
Promotions division will do business primarily out of the Denver area along with the other divisons.
Release Date: January 17, 2015
For further information contact Brian Hewlett LLC at firstname.lastname@example.com or visit Brian Hewlett LLC on the web.
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Release Date: May 4, 2014
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Catch the JGB Band at the Wild Wild West Fest in AZ
Release Date: February 12, 2014
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Stanley Jordan, Melvin Seals & JGB Set for Wild Wild West Fest
Release Date: February 9, 2014
For further information contact Jambands.com at www.jambands.com/contact-us/ on the web.
Brian Hewlett LLC's LTB Booking & Promotions division partners with Desert Dream LLC to produce Arizona Wild Wild West Festival
TUCSON, AZ: Established and in good standing in the state of Arizona, Brian Hewlett LLC is a consulting company in North America that prescribes to a non-traditional cooperative business model which encourages resource sharing and knowledge collaboration among various entities to achieve goal oriented results. With a focus mostly on business assistance, various types of education, and a variety of entertainment, the company also works to accomplish goals in various markets and communities across the U.S. using a guidelines that lead to sustainable end results.
Desert Dream LLC was established in Tucson, Arizona to create and facilitate intentional, conscious, green, sustainable, transformational experiences that provide entertainment, artistry, and education while encouraging fellowship among members of specific communities, promoting collaboration across community groups, and fostering camaraderie across music genres and artistic mediums.
Desert Dream LLC has asked Brian Hewlett LLC dba LTB Booking and Promotions to assist with a new festival event to be held on April 25-27, 2014 at the Harmony and Health Ranch at Terrasante, a multi-stage venue built just southwest of the city of Tucson, Arizona.
The Wild Wild West Fest (WWWFest) Music Arts & Sustainability Festival is being billed as a fundraiser to benefit sustainable community programs and music and arts education in the southwestern U.S. that is produced by Desert Dream LLC and their partner The Harmony and Health Foundation (HHF), a registered 501(c)(3) organization that established its headquarters at Terrasante Community in April of 1984. The foundation uses donor funds to facilitate various programs for members of Terrasante and the Tucson communities including meditation intensives, alternative health programs, environmental initiative development, guest speakers, children's environment education programs, Native American ceremonies, spiritual tours, intention, circles, assisted healing and healing gatherings, yoga therapy and individualized day retreats. The Harmony and Health Ranch was developed and constructed on a plot of the H & H Foundation land that was adjacent to the BLM Dispersed Camping Area west of Terrasante Village.
Organizers are touting the Wild Wild West Fest as an American Western Frontier themed celebration that focuses festival goers on what can be done in the desert southwest to bring awareness to sustainable lifestyles and the reduction of resource consumption. The theme reminds festival goers of the creation of new and defense of existing communities as the United States was being born, use of the land, cooperative production and commerce, and the formation of states that exist today. Together with the help of Terrasante Community Residents, the organizers are building a venue at Terrasante Village fashioned from repurposed materials that will hopefully serve as host to concerts, dances, and workshop events for larger audiences in the coming years.
LTB Booking & Promotions will be responsible for reserving national, regional, and local acts along with various Tucson favorite visual artists and vendors from all over the country that will offer attendees a diverse variety of performances and unique gifts. Equally diverse will be the sponsorships that will place many brands in front of hundreds of festival goers before, during, and after the event.
Release Date: November 30, 2013
For further information contact Desert Dream LLC at email@example.com or visit the Harmony & Health Foundation on the web.
Professor fired from Pima Community College for offering religious memorial to January 8th Safeway Shooting Victims helps educate Occupy Tucson Movement
TUCSON, AZ: Dr. Brian Hewlett, a minister with no criminal record who was arrested for criminal trespassing as he offered his own personal memorial on February 25, 2011 at the Safeway where only 45 days before a tragic shooting occurred that wounded Representative Gabrielle Giffords, is volunteering to help educate the Occupy Tucson participants on the history, operations, and collective actions of social movements.
Dr. Hewlett, a graduate of the University of Arizona, was a professor of Sociology and Psychology at Pima Community College before he was removed from his duties in conjunction with his personal memorial, which took the form of meditative mantra prayer at the Safeway where the shooting took place.
Prior to and even after Dr. Hewlett's arrest, the store allowed countless other individuals and groups from the Tucson and surrounding area to offer memorials for Giffords and the other shooting victims that involved personal prayers, gifts, cards, flowers and other tributes to the victims, including the flying of a 9/11 memorial flag.
Although the criminal charges have been dismissed by the court, Dr. Hewlett has neither been extended an apology from Safeway Corporation or offered his job back by Pima Community College.
Dr. Hewlett is offering a series of Teach-In Workshops for the Occupy Tucson participants that helps them to understand movement ideologies, grievances, strategies, tactics, and methods of mobilization, which he says "in turn, will help them to solidify their own" and "help the movement gain momentum."
Occupy Tucson Teach-In Workshops are open to any member of the Tucson community and are held at the Occupy Tucson Camp at the Veinte de Agosto Park in downtown Tucson.
Release Date: November 30, 2011
For further information on legal concerns, contact Vanessa Moss, Attorney for Dr. Brian Hewlett, via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by telephone at (520) 388-1003.
Judge Dismisses Charges against Minister Arrested while Honoring Giffords and other Safeway shooting victims
TUCSON, AZ: Despite a statement to the press from Safeway management that the site of the January 8th shooting of Representative Gabrielle Giffords and 15 other victims in front of one of their stores in Tucson would serve as a memorial indefinitely until a permanent memorial site is determined, Dr. Brian Hewlett, a Tucson minister and professor of Sociology and Psychology at a local college with no criminal record, was arrested on February 25, only 45 days after the tragedy occurred, as he was offering his own personal memorial.
Representative Gabrielle Giffords and 15 others victims were shot at the store where she was hosting "Congress on your Corner," which is described by her website as a forum for residents of her district to "meet their congresswoman one-on-one and discuss with her any issue, concern, or problem involving the federal government."
Prior to Dr. Hewlett's arrest, the store had become a memorial for Giffords and the other shooting victims with countless individuals from Tucson and surrounding areas offering their personal prayers, gifts, cards, flowers and other tributes to the victims.
Despite this fact, Safeway had Dr. Hewlett arrested by the Pima County Sheriff and charged with 3rd degree trespassing.
The Pima County Prosecutor alleges that Dr. Hewlett violated the law because he remained on the privately operated property when he was asked to leave by a Safeway agent. The prosecution originally offered the minister a plea bargain of Mental Health Diversion, which effectively equates his religious behavior at the Safeway with serious clinical, developmental, and learning disorders. Dr. Hewlett's attorneys turned down the plea bargain and filed motions to dismiss the charges on the grounds that, under the 1st Amendment, Dr. Hewlett was within his right to exercise free speech and religious expression since Safeway publicly accommodated and did not absolutely deny the public this right by inviting them to conduct political discourse and offer religious memorials at the site.
In the October 18th trial, prior to actually arguing any defense, Hewlett's attorney asked the court to clarify the victim in the case in order to specify who was protected under the Arizona Victim's Rights Act, which insures the victim the right to avoid testimony. The prosecution asked the court to include all parties associated with Safeway Corporation including employees and anyone with a contractual agreement in the victim definition. Pima County Justice of the Peace pro tem David Dingledine, disagreed with the State's interpretation and stated that Safeway cannot expect to hide all of its employees and associates behind a "Corporate Veil," thereby ordering the State to allow the store manager who had Hewlett arrested to be interviewed by the defense. After the State refused to cooperate, Judge Dingledine dismissed the case without prejudice.
When representatives for Dr. Hewlett were reached they stated they were happy with the decision and that "After almost 8 months of legal wrangling by the prosecution, a member of the greater Tucson community who only wanted to honor his neighbors as others did is finally cleared of any wrong doing."
Release Date: October 26, 2011
For further information, contact Vanessa Moss, Attorney for Dr. Brian Hewlett, via email at email@example.com or by telephone at (520) 388-1003.
Arguments Being Heard in the Case of Minister Arrested for Prayer at Safeway where Giffords was shot
TUCSON, AZ: Arguments will be presented Tuesday, October 18, 2011 concerning the trespassing charge leveled against a local minister who was praying at the Safeway where Gabrielle Giffords was shot.
On February 25, 2011 Dr. Brian Hewlett, then a professor at Pima Community College, was arrested for trespassing at the Safeway store in Cases Adobes where the shooting occurred. The store in question had become a memorial to the shooting victims with countless individuals from Tucson and surrounding areas offering their personal prayers, gifts, cards, flowers and other tributes to the victims.
According to the police report, Hewlett was praying while sitting in a yoga position when he was arrested. Safeway management stated before Dr. Hewlett's arrest that the site would serve as a memorial indefinitely. Dr. Hewlett is the only person to have been arrested for offering a religious memorial in honor of the victims.
The Pima County Prosecutor's Office offered Dr. Hewlett a plea bargain involving Mental Health Diversion, which effectively equates Dr. Hewlett's religious behavior at the Safeway with serious clinical, developmental, and learning disorders. Dr. Hewlett's attorneys turned down the plea bargain based on the fact that there is absolutely no evidence to suggest anything about his behavior other than it was synonymous with the responses of thousands of other community members to the same tragedy.
Release Date October 16, 2011
Pima Community College falsifies reason for dismissing Professor arrested offering meditative memorial to Giffords and other Safeway Shooting victims
TUCSON, AZ: Despite a statement from Safeway management that the site of the January 8th shooting of Representative Gabrielle Giffords and 15 other victims in front of the store at Ina & Oracle would serve as a memorial indefinitely until a permanent memorial site is determined, Dr. Brian Hewlett, a Tucson minister and Pima Community College Professor of Sociology and Psychology for 9 years was arrested on February 25, only 45 days after the tragedy occurred, as he was offering his own prayer at the Safeway.
Following a local news report falsely linking him to the alleged shooter, Jerod Lougher, who previously attended the college, PCC removed Dr. Hewlett from the Intro to Sociology course he was teaching that semester and later refused to allow him to return to the classroom and begin teaching the second course for which he was scheduled. When Hewlett attempted to determine from college officials why he was removed from his teaching position based on his personal religious actions, he was told the matter was closed and no further discussion would take place.
In the weeks following, on behalf of Hewlett, the Arizona Department of Economic Security, in association with an Unemployment Insurance claim, questioned PCC as to the reason for his dismissal. One official document shows PCC stating the reason for his separation as "lack of work" and another states his "contract ended," neither of which were true since Dr. Hewlett was in the middle of teaching a class with a full roster at the Downtown Campus that was contracted and was scheduled to begin teaching another full class for the Desert Vista campus a week after his dismissal.
When Eileen Oakes, the PCC official, who signed one of the documents, was approached for an explanation as to why false information was provided, she stated that "The only thing I go by is what we have in the computer system."
PCC public relations officials were not prepared to offer a statement on the matter when questioned.
When representatives for Dr. Hewlett were reached for comment they stated "We firmly believe Dr. Hewlett was wrongfully terminated based on his personal religious expression and his removal from class was a violation of his first amendment rights. Any false information provided to the Arizona Department of Economic Security by PCC can only be interpreted as an attempt to construe facts relative to the situation."
Release Date October 16, 2011
Attorney General's Office Investigating Safeway and PCC for Discrimination in Arrest of Local Minister for Prayer at Safeway Where Giffords was shot
TUCSON, AZ: On February 25, 2011 Dr. Brian Hewlett, then a professor at Pima Community College, was arrested for trespassing while he prayed at the Safeway store in Cases Adobes where Gabriella Giffords was shot.
After the shooting countless individuals from Tucson and surrounding areas converged on the site to offer their personal prayers, gifts, cards and flowers. Despite a statement from Safeway management that the site would serve as a memorial indefinitely until a permanent memorial site is determined, Dr. Hewlett was arrested for trespassing while praying at the memorial.
Shortly thereafter, Dr. Hewlett was removed from class and released from his teaching position by PCC.
In relation to his arrest and his release, Dr. Hewlett has filed claims with the Attorney General's Office alleging discrimination by both Safeway and PCC. The charges state that Safeway's actions were discriminatory because they failed to accommodate Dr. Hewlett after doing so for the rest of the public. The claims also allege that PCC's actions violated Dr. Hewlett's right to religious expression.
The Attorney General's Office has launched an investigation and is currently awaiting responses from both parties.
Release Date October 16, 2011
Westboro Baptist Can Promote Hate but Local Minister Arrested for Prayer at Giffords Memorial
TUCSON, AZ: The Supreme Court of the United States ruled March 2nd of this year that the hate speech used by the Westboro Baptist Church of Kansas is protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
The Church members led by their minister, Fred Phelps, who picket funerals of slain U.S. Soldiers with signs such as "God Hates Fags" and "Thank God for Dead Soldiers" have been at the center of much controversy. The decision was condemned by many as "outrageous" and "not common sense."
Just six days prior to this decision by the highest court in the land to uphold the "sanctity of freedom of speech" Dr. Brian Hewlett, a minister, college instructor, and prominent citizen of the Tucson community was arrested for praying at a memorial for Gabrielle Giffords. Giffords and fifteen other people were shot on January 8th s at a local Safeway in the Cases Adobes area of the city.
The store became the site of a memorial for the shooting victims. Safeway officially allowed the store's exterior to become a memorial site for the victims "indefinitely", yet chose to arrest Dr. Hewlett as he engaged in prayer at the memorial site. Dr. Hewlett is the only person singled out for arrest by Safeway at the time of this writing.
While it was reported that he was chanting "We are the ones YOU have been waiting for," Dr. Hewlett's website and his legal counsel confirm the words of the mantra he was repeating were "We are the ones WE have been waiting for," a phrase used by both the Elders of the Hopi Nation of Northern Arizona as a call for change and by the President of the United States in a campaign speech.
When contacted, a spokesperson for Dr. Hewlett stated that he believes that if people, such as the uninvited protesting members of the Westboro Baptist Church, are allowed to express hate at a site of mourning, then he, a member of the greater Tucson community, which was invited to that site for political discourse and the memorializing of the victims, should be allowed to express loving compassionate meditative prayers at a site of mourning without being accused of trespassing and hauled off to jail.
Release Date: October 16, 2011


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CPPCC Vice Chairman and ACFIC Chairman Wang Qinmin said China welcomes small and medium-sized enterprises of all countries to participate in the land and maritime economic Belt and Road construction and is eager to build platforms for win-win SME cooperation to boost development of the global economy, during his attendance at the 21st St. Petersburg International Economic Forum in Russia from June 1 to 3.
In his speech at the Panel Session on the Influence of SME Ecosystems on the Global Economy, Wang gave the audience an introduction on Chinese SMEs' achievement and successful practices, as well as the government's mass entrepreneurship and mass innovation strategy.
Wang also met with Boris Titov, Presidential Commissioner for Entrepreneurs' Rights and Chairman of the Russian part of the Russian-Chinese Committee of Friendship, Peace and Development, and Russian-Chinese Business Council Chairman Gennady Timchenko for discussions on tightening exchange between the countries' business circles and promotes cooperation between their small and medium-sized enterprises.
Chinese Ambassador to Russia Li Hui, ACFIC Vice Chairman and CPPCC member Xu Guanju, CPPCC Economic Committee member, ACFIC Standing Committee member Zheng Yuewen, and CPC Committee member of CPPCC Headquarters Zhou Xinjian attended the meeting and the Forum.
(Sourced from a Chinese-language report published by the CPPCC Daily newspaper)
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Mariners activated OF Mitch Haniger from the 10-day disabled list.
Mariners placed OF Jarrod Dyson on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to August 17, with a right groin strain.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Saturday that the club may skip Yu Darvish's next start as the right-hander is still experiencing tightness in his back.
Grant Dayton will head back to Los Angeles to undergo further evaluation after experiencing discomfort in his elbow while warming up on Friday.
Dodgers optioned OF Joc Pederson to Triple-A Oklahoma City.
Aaron Sanchez (finger) threw off of flat ground without issue on Saturday.
Kolten Wong (hip) returned to the Cardinals' starting lineup on Saturday.
Curtis Granderson is starting in left field and batting fifth in his Dodgers' debut against the Tigers on Saturday.


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Alright, everybody, this week we've got a couple of shots here.
Frank sent this first one.
It's a frozen waterfall.
It's interesting.
This week, I want to be a little more artistic than usual, get a little outside my comfort zone with a more artistic interpretation.
I'll push my colors and my contrasts a little and see what we come up with.
First, I need to decide what it is that I want to look at in this picture.
I've got this cliff edge here; I've got interesting branches down here; I've got this waterfall and these rocks.
I keep looking up towards these rocks here.
For me, this is the main subject; they look like they're overlooking the scene.
I like the rocks.
I'm leaning towards a pretty aggressive crop.
Let's see what we can do.
Something like that feels better.
Let's try a 4:3 ratio, and things seem like they're tilted to the left a little.
That might be too much.
Okay, there we go; that looks better.
I like this line going up towards the corner; that's pretty cool.
And this line down here.
Let's see what happens if we go a little larger.
There we go.
Oh, I'm liking that.
Okay, what kind of camera was this shot with? Olympus.
Let's look at our Base Curve for Olympus.
Okay, there's one Base Curve.
Here's another.
Well, I like the first one better; it keeps our highlights in control.
Okay: Shadows and Highlights.
Let's see what our shadows look like.
Oh, there we go.
I don't want this to be too dark here; it kind of pulls my eye away from this interesting stuff here.
And, if I turn my Compression up just enough to catch the areas I want -- that's good.
Oh, that's right about where it started.
And, my Highlights: I don't really need to knock them down.
They all look good.
So, if I set that to zero, I think I'm fine.
Let's change this to a Bilateral Filter.
Look, our Black Point is way over here.
Let's see if we can bring that in.
I'll give us a little bit of a gamma adjustment.
Okay: color and contrast is where I'm headed with this shot.
I'll use the Equalizer tool.
I'd like to talk about the difference in Blend method between Screen and Addition.
They're very similar, except Addition adds two pixels together in such a way that you can get too bright.
This is adding it to itself.
See, there's the original.
If I turn it to Normal, it looks like this; it's just the same.
So, if I add this to itself with Addition, then whatever values there were become twice as high.
The whites really get difficult to control right away.
Screen, however, is very much like Addition, but it keeps your highlights in check, making sure you don't get too crazy.
That's what I'm looking for in this instance.
So, I'll use Screen and use the larger features here because I want to bring out these rocks on top and the contrast in the waterfall.
This is the kind of look I want: high contrast, and get the colors going.
Okay, maybe smaller colors.
Oh, there we go.
I love the way this looks on top, but I'm losing too much detail down below.
I'll use a Drawn Mask to isolate this effect.
Blend this out.
And turn down the Opacity.
It's still an abrupt transition here.
Oh, hey, that worked.
I want to pick up some detail down here.
I bet I can do that with the Equalizer.
Let's see: Equalizer, and let's use a Drawn & Parametric Mask.
We'll see what we can do about the ice.
Turn on our Mask Indicator.
Get rid of the darker things to concentrate on the ice.
Then for our Blend Mode, we'll use Darken only, and I'll work on these smaller features here.
Let's see what they do.
That really brings out a lot here, but only a little bit down here.
I'll back this off a little, like that, and then apply it a second time, but just down here.
Duplicate Instance.
Then we'll get rid of this and make a new Drawn area.
Okay, that's getting better.
Bring that down.
I'm starting to like this.
A little more color, a little more contrast: we're getting close.
I want to make the tree trunks and these rocks more shaded so they look more 3-dimensional.
I'll use the Lowpass Filter for that.
Turn my Saturation down to zero and bring my Radius up just enough to catch those items.
Now I've got nice, rounded edges here and here.
Softlight Blend Mode, and we'll bring it down a little: not too much, because I want it strong.
Then I want to add some more color; I want even more saturated colors here.
I don't want to just do that across the board.
I'll sample these leaves here.
Where are we at? Bring those up.
Then I can concentrate on this area and feather this out.
Oh, that might be just a little too much.
I'll bring this down some more.
Oh, I like that.
It feels a little low-contrast on this side of the image and this side looks good.
I don't want to raise this up and lose detail here, so I want to be careful about my high end.
Look, I'm losing a little down here too.
Maybe I should pull this end up, and bring that down.
Hmmm, that is a challenge.
What can we do about that? We could start by reducing the brightness of the entire image and then work on the contrast on this side.
Let's try that.
Oh, there we go.
That's looking better to me.
The branches need more discrimination between them and the background.
And I want these rocks to stand out even more.
That's two things.
Okay, we'll use the Equalizer again.
We'll get these rocks; I love these rocks.
We'll use large-sized controls here.
It's getting a little dark.
I'll apply this with a Parametric Mask so it doesn't affect the dark parts so much.
There we go.
That's kind of contrasty; I think that's what I'm looking for.
We want to avoid the very brightest areas too.
Let's see where we're at.
Yes, that looks good.
It emphasizes the rocks.
I don't like these darker areas here.
Maybe I need to paint these a little better.
I don't want to mess with those tree trunks.
Add a little Mask Blur.
Then, on top, I want to get these branches to stand out a little more.
They're smaller, so they're probably down here.
And some edges, and I think I want some edges on these rocks too.
The whole image looks a little dark to me, especially in this direction.
Ah, there we go.
I like that, except I still want more color.
What is the best way to add color? I don't want the sky to be much bluer, so let's steepen our green and red a little.
We'll leave our blue in essentially the same place.
Yeah; I think that's exactly what I'm looking for.
This log and this trunk are a little bright.
Let's isolate those.
We'll just knock that down a tiny bit.
It looks a little cyan, doesn't it? The whole thing is just a little cyan, especially the brighter parts.
We'll move from cyan to red a little here on the brighter ones.
Okay, there we go.
I need to sharpen this.
Look at that: absolutely.
We'll use a two-pass sharpening.
We'll look for edges with our Highpass Filter.
What kind of edges can we discriminate? That's about it, right there.
Yeah, that gets us some nice edges: not too much.
Overlay Blend Mode to find your edges, and bring it down a little bit.
Then maybe a little unsharp Mask.
There we go.
That pops better.
Okay, we're done with that one.
I'm ready to get on to the next picture.
Thanks, Frank! I'm looking at this one, thinking about an architectural look, like an illustrator.
This is a different style for me, but let's give it a shot.
I want to straighten this out.
What kind of camera is it? It's a Nikon.
Shadows and Highlights.
We'll bring our shadows up a little.
I'll have to Compress that more.
Bring our Shadows up and our Highlights down.
Okay, Bilateral Filter.
Oh, that looks better.
Tone Mapping.
This really compresses a lot of data; I think that's exactly what I'm looking for.
I want to get rid of the detail on the street.
This look like it came out of a vector program: that's what I'm shooting for everywhere.
Let's see: Spatial Extent.
We'll bring that down.
It's got a little bit of a cartoonish look.
That's what I'm looking for.
Now, I can really make things look simpler by taking noise reduction and kicking the ISO up a little.
Let's go to 400 ISO and switch this over to Wavelets.
Then we can just crank up the Strength.
Look at that: beautiful.
It gets rid of all these bricks, but it maintains these straight lines, and they stay nice and sharp too.
Isn't that cool? We have all our sharp lines, but all the details have just disappeared.
It wasn't enough to knock down all the detail in the street here: we still have a bunch.
So, a Duplicate Instance.
This one I'll apply with a Drawn Mask.
Oh, that knocked it down a lot.
We've got some really bright colors in here and here that I want to knock down too.
Yeah: those.
Okay, give it a little Mask Blur.
Knock these down.
We've got this bright red here and these bright leaves here.
That knocks down the colors but keeps the brightness the same.
Now I want to increase the duller colors so there's less variation of color.
I'll use the C Channel again, but this time set it up to create more of a gradient.
Okay, the items showing up here are the ones with the most saturated color.
I'll go like THAT.
Now the least-saturated ones are getting the most of this.
Then I'll give these a little steepening here.
Then I'll use the Opacity to set it where I want it.
Now things that had duller colors have more saturated colors, and things that had more saturated colors didn't see much change.
This is a lot of what I was looking for.
What else? It could use a little brightening: a gamma adjustment.
Maybe this -- hmmm -- these look darker than they should be.
Okay; yeah, that's the same place.
Okay, the last thing I want to do: I want these architectural features, these straight lines, to be more accentuated.
I'll use the Lowpass Filter for that.
Turn the Saturation all the way off and take my Radius right about there.
Then I'll set this to Overlay Blend Mode and bring it down, then gradually bring it up.
27% Before, and after.
It gives things just a little sharper edge.
Thank you, Allan, for this shot.
It was fun.
When you first sent it in, I wondered what you were shooting for, but when I saw these leading lines here and the reflection of this guy here, and this interesting lighting, I said, "Actually, this is a hell of a shot." Thank you, Allan.
(Mouse's Voice) Oh, that was fun! Allan, that scene reminded me somehow of my grade school; it was like stepping back in time.
And, Frank: Brrrr.
I'm cold just looking at that shot.
Thank you both for submitting them.
We've gotten a lot of questions this week.
We're very excited about that.
We love talking with you folks, so keep them coming! Thanks for joining us, everyone! We'll see you next week.
A hui hou.
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Hello Harry,
Thanks for your work with the Darktable edits. I follow along with your method and have learned a great deal.
I notice that in some edits you get to a certain stage and then export and work on the TIFF. Is this to reduce the CPU load of process complex edits? Is there a sensible way to decide when it is time to save the image out before working further?
Thanks again, I like the technical side of your work and your style of presentation is very pleasant.
Alex from Australia


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I often get asked what the "best diaper" is or what my favorite is. It's always hard to give an opinion on the best diaper, since there are so many diapers, body types and lifestyles. We use so many different diapers, it's hard to say which is my absolute favorite. Instead of giving a clear answer, it's easier for me to say which diapers I reach for first.
If you have a stash of more than one kind of diaper, you probably know what I mean by this. Given a selection of clean, ready to use diapers, there are some you'd choose over others. Some diapers are always used and end up in each wash load. Others always seem to sit at the bottom of the stack, or are your "just in case" or laundry day diapers.
For me, I go through phases. Sometimes a wash load is mostly prefolds, other times I use up all of my pocket diapers, or all of a particular brand. How a diaper is fitting my daughter at that moment, her absorbency needs, all of these factor into what I reach for first. Often, it's simply a new diaper that I'm enjoying for the first few times.
So, what am I reaching for first right now?
Prefolds under a Thirsties Duo Wrap or Booroi cover. These are two new covers and I haven't gotten my fill yet :)
Knickernappies One Size
and, a bamboo one size AIO I'm testing out. It's always the one I reach for VERY first!
What are you reaching for first right now?
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Diapers I'm Reaching for First
Posted by Michelle at 1:53 PM
Labels: cloth diapers
1 comments:
- dannyscotland said...
Prefolds with Wonder Wraps (the old colors that I like a LOT better than the new colors) when I'm at home, Bumgenius! if I'm going out.
- July 17, 2009 at 11:02 AM
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Oh the joys of being a mother. Am I right?? We all have very different lives, our days are no where near similar to the next momma, but yet we all have some way of cutting ourselves some slack.
If the title of this post doesn't already explain it I'll shed a little light for you.
As a mother there are times where I'll "half-ass" things, where appropriate of course, just to save myself a smidgen of mental sanity.
Don't judge me. If you have children I know for a fact you've been there too.
Let's dive on in shall we?
- In the mornings I just lay on the couch covered in my blanket while my toddler trashes the living room. I operate like iTunes, once I wake up I take a little while to work.
- As much as I try to enforce time limits on the iPad there are days when those little things literally save my life.
- When my first son was born he didn't get bathed until he was 2 weeks old because I was afraid I wouldn't handle him right and possibly break him.
- There are (many) days where I wear what I sleep in and sleep in what I wore.
- When I need a break from entertaining my toddler I'll find the oddest kitchen utensil, usually a whisk, and let him go to town.
- When my toddler was 2 months old he rolled off of the ottoman and cried for what felt like forever, I called my husband, also crying, and told him I was a bad mom. He reassured me that I wasn't.
- I lie to the pediatrician when asked if my toddler drinks lots of water.
- I don't think I've ever wiped down a highchair in a restaurant before putting my kiddos in it.
- There are times when our kitchen washrags totally disappear, so I'll use baby wipes to clean off counters, the dining table, inside the fridge, and the gas range.
- When I was potty training my son he managed to get poop on his foot and track it down the hallway into the living room. I sprayed the tracks with bleach and let it sit for 10 minutes before I even attempted to touch it.
- If I even think my kids are getting sick I start pumping them with tylenol before the virus has a chance to spread. As a result my kids are never horribly sick. #momwin
- When my toddler follows me into the bathroom I'll usually give him a tampon to play with to keep him busy.
Honestly, everyone has their faults. I have WAY more than this y'all.
Do you want to know whats crazy though? My kids are still extremely well behaved, loving boys.
Shocker, right? ..That was sarcasm.
That's the beauty in motherhood. Every once and a while we think we are totally screwing it up when in reality your kids never even notice when you're not on the ball.
Give them love, and most importantly, give yourself love (and a break every now and then), this too shall pass.
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This is my first post over here – thanks to Jeff for allowing me this platform to share my Louisiana political views. I run several blogs and none that cater to Louisiana politics (come visit Kiss My Gumbo for fun). Below is a letter I got in my in-box that was too good not to share with anyone with a lick of common sense and who needed to lose their appetite. Yes, my husband works for the "evil empire of the Corps." Now he wear civilian clothes, but for the past 21 years, he was in uniform serving his Country, our great Country! So when I say that I get the "whole big picture" about the Global War on Terror and the mission of the Corps, I do get it more than most. The last 15 years of my life, I have been proud to be affiliated with the "castle and the red" that are associated with the "Essayons" (Corps Motto – French for let us try).
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Go ahead and enjoy the letter and notice the typical left-wing conspiracy propaganda (Halliburton) associated with this. I will excuse myself as I feel sick now! (update – to even make things worse- go see how they brainwashed High School students)
November 6, 2007
Dear President Bush:
The nation was inspired by your speech from Jackson Square on Sept. 15, 2005, when you promised "we will do what it takes . . . we will stay as long as it takes . . . to help citizens rebuild their communities and their lives" after Katrina. We wanted to believe you were serious.
Sadly, we have watched for over two years as you and recovery czar Donald Powell have assured us that money is coming. But the funds for rebuilding have been "too little, too late"—just like the U.S. response to the "federal flood" resulting from failure of the federally built levees and floodwalls. (You claim you've allocated $116 billion for the Gulf Coast, but at least $75 billion of that was for post-storm relief—much of it going to Halliburton and other friends of the Republican Party. Of the remaining portion, only about 40% has actually been spent. As New Orleans City Council member Shelley Midura wrote to you in August, "the only direct federal assistance this city has received from you has been two community disaster loans that you are demanding be paid back.")
Now you have vetoed the Water Resources Development Act—the first water projects bill in seven years, passed with overwhelming bipartisan support—on an unbelievable claim of fiscal restraint. Water projects authorization bills are normally passed every two years, but none have been passed since you took office. The $23 billion that WRDA would authorize is burned through every two months in the endless wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. You have requested $196 billion for those wars in 2008 alone—on top of the $481 billion 2008 allowance for the Pentagon.
Your veto shows you are not serious about Louisiana and the Gulf Coast's recovery, and you are not serious about the nation's aging infrastructure. We hope that you only vetoed this bill as a signal of spending restraint for fiscal conservatives in your own party—a pretense that you knew would be overridden because of the strong support in the House and Senate.
We call on all members of Congress to vote again in favor of WRDA, and we urge the White House to wind down the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and apply the money squandered there to strengthen America's infrastructure, port security, schools, and health care system—to rebuild this nation that has withered under your administration.
You have visited New Orleans many times since Katrina. Please don't come back until WRDA is passed and the Army Corps of Engineers gets the funding it needs to "be all it can be."
Thank you.
Mark LaFlaur
82-40 Austin Street #6J
Kew Gardens, NY 11415
[ The following letter has been faxed to the White House (202-456-2461). Please see <http://LeveesNotWar.org/ > for a letter faxed to leaders in the House and Senate urging an override of the president's veto. See our 'Political Action' page <http://leveesnotwar.org/LNW_PoliticalAction.aspx > for fax and phone numbers of the White House, Senate, and House of Representatives. Help us press for a Congressional override of the president's veto—it would be a first. Thank you. ]
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I live alone in a one bedroom apartment. It's cozy. As anyone would guess, my bed is in the bedroom. Why wouldn't in be? Well, I've been thinking of changing things up – and not for any new found feng shui.
To me, switching it up would mean transforming my bedroom into a virtual reality room. Executing on that idea – as I want to see it – would require an HTC Vive and cost around $2,200 – $2,500. It may sound silly, though it's little different than having a TV den in the basement. All that's changed is the entertainment medium. Now, you may know that the HTC Vive only costs $800. So where is the extra cost coming from?
Most people don't realize that today's high-end virtual reality headsets are not stand alone units. What I mean by that is they don't come ready to use. In order to use an HTC Vive or Oculus (today's two leading headsets) a customer is also required to buy a completely separate gaming computer. The cheapest entry ticket for one of those is around $800, ones worth their weight begin right at $1,200, and it's easy to spend up to $5,000 if you have funny money lying around.
Unless you're a die hard early adopter of new tech, eating those costs and going through the hoops of setting it all up is downright impractical. It's still impractical even as a die hard early adopter. We all have our own tolerance when justifying indulgences. However, it's very difficult to imagine anyone purchasing these VR rigs unless they at least fit these three criteria.
- Early adopter of new tech
- Passionate gamer
- Rich
This is sad. For me, at least. As a believer in VR, AR, and MR, I really see this technology changing the way we live for the better. Everything, from the way we work, shop, research, learn and stay in touch can be transformed into more interactive and humanistic experiences. A huge hurdle in actualizing that reality is getting capable hardware and software into peoples hands. At this point, we're not there yet.
Two products came to my attention in the last week that I'm really excited about. They are examples of hardware that will enable mass adoption. How so? By bringing advanced computer vision hardware to mobile devices. While your current smartphone is a remarkable computer, it is blind – taking no context from it's environment. Computer vision changes that, enabling a device to map the world in-front of it. And from that, exciting opportunities become possible.
Utilizing the Structure Core sensor from Structure.io, Occipital has created a development kit that enables room-scale motion tracking on iOS and Android smartphones. The kit uses a first generation Homido headset with a 3D printed case for the iPhone that properly positions the sensor and wide angle lens. However, nothing is stopping people from printing their own custom case for any other iOS or Android device. This is cool stuff! Though you may be asking yourself, how does this solve a problem currently facing VR or MR?
Remember how I've been planning on turning my room into a VR haven? Well, in doing so I'd be installing motion tracking sensors on either side of the room for one simple reason. So I could move. There are many virtual reality apps you can download on your phone today and use with a inexpensive headset. But for the most part, you're stuck. While you're phones gyroscope can track your head movements, it can't track which way you're feet are taking you. This greatly limits what is currently possible on mobile VR applications.
With Occipital's dev kit, a mobile VR app is able to take a scan of the world in front of it. It will then know that a table is 1-meter away on the right, and a wall 2-meters ahead. So then when a user takes a step forward, two things become possible. First, the app can update the users position in the virtual environment by knowing that now the same table is 0.5-meters away and wall 1.5-meters. Second, just because the table is there, doesn't mean the user sees it. Remember, these are virtual worlds, and the user could be anywhere. And when that is the case, the app could warn the user that there is a real world obstacle obstructing their path. These two capabilities open up the possibility of creating infinitely explorable virtual worlds, since there becomes no need to have contained boundaries for context or safety.
The second product is the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro coming out this Fall. It's a gorgeous smart phone from Lenovo that has incorporated Google Tango's camera sensor, making it one of the first market ready smart phones utilizing this technology. If you think Snapchat image tracking is cool, the apps that this phone could enable would blow your mind.
Within the next 2 to 3 years, every cell phone will likely include these sensors. If you understand how sonar works, these sensors work very similarly, but using lasers. They pulse out a scattered beam and calculate the reflection rate to map out the environment. And by doing so many times per second, it can compute an understanding of the environment and allow virtual entities to interact with that mesh. Check out their promo video to get a better idea of what's possible.
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Looking at this phone, you may wonder why you need the Occipital dev kit. It's a good question, because both sensors perform the same function. The answer to that question is timing. This Lenovo phone is a phone of the future – an early adopter phone. The Occipital dev kit enables developers to now begin building VR, AR, and MR applications for that future, when phones with motion tracking sensors become standard.
There will likely always be a market for high-end VR headsets thanks to gaming and specific industrial training simulations – NASA, Marines, and others. From a consumer standpoint, the faster this technology can reach a compelling level on mobile the faster it will find widespread adoption.


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Jupiter Ascending (2015)
Asi's EdgeMoviesNew Release ReviewsSci-Fi Feb 12, 2015 AsimovLives 13
Hello, I'm AsimovLives and I love Science Fiction. But the love is not always mutual.
Writers/Directors: The Wachowski Brothers… err, Siblings… Mutually Related Through Common Parentage… The Wachowskis… yeah, that's it, right
Producers: The Wachowskis and other people (strangely, not Joel Silver)
Cinematography: John Toll
Music: Michael Giacchino
Editor: Alexander Berner
Running time: 127 minutes
Actors: Mila Kunis (Jupiter Jones), Channing Tatum (Caine Wise), Sean Bean (Stinger Apini), Eddie Redmayne (Balem Abrasax), Douglas Booth (Titus Abrasax), Tuppence Middleton (Kalique Abrasax), Bae Doona (Razo), Maria Doyle Kennedy (Aleksa, Jupiter's mother), James D'Arcy (Maximilian Jones, Jupiter's father), Nikki Amuka-Bird (Diomika Tsing), Tim Pigott-Smith (Malidictes), Terry Gilliam (a Seal and Signet Minister Bureaucrat)
Plot synopsis:
Jupiter Jones hates her life. She and her mother emigrated from Russia after the tragic death of her father, live by doing menial jobs, and have conformed to the notion that her life will be a perpetual cycle of waking up at 4:15 AM to scrub the toilets of Chicago's elite.
But little does she know that she is a perfect genetic repetition of the former matriarch of the Abrasax family and Earth and humanity is her own personal prized possession.
After being rescued (from an attempt on her life) by the human/dog hybrid soldier Caine Wise, she goes for a great galactic-span adventure where she meets new allies, sees many wonders, meets her "kids", faces galactic soul-draining bureaucracy, fights for her inheritance and consequentially the future of mankind.
How do I even start with this one?
I find it easy to talk about good or bad movies. Their virtues or faults are readily identifiable and thus easy to comment upon. But what to say about a movie that's neither? What to say about a movie that leaves you cold and disengaged? Jupiter Ascending is one such movie.
I have been working on variations of what to write in the opinion section of this article, and so far I have yet to come up with one satisfying text that expresses my thoughts on this movie. The very reason for this is that this movie doesn't invite much of those because the movie just doesn't engage me. It is funny considering that I should be this movie's perfect audience. I get so many of the film's references and influences, and some of the ideas are quite clever.
Jupiter Ascending is supposed to be the Wachowskis big comeback – I guess an attempt to put them back into the same position they enjoyed after the mega successes of the Matrix Trilogy. I was not that aware they needed a comeback but maybe the apparent less than stellar commercial performances of Speed Racer and Cloud Atlas, they might have necessitated a commercial comeback of sorts. It's a sad necessity of operating in commercial-oriented Hollywood.
If this is a comeback, I do have to applaud the siblings for not going for an all too obvious route. They could had gone back to their cyberpunk roots, they could have pumped from the well of The Matrix and conjured up a 4th movie *coughTransformersPiratesOfTheCaribbeanscough*.
Instead, they went for a completely new creation, and one divorced from their previous works. And, more boldly even, they went for a space opera epic. The public has not consistently embraced space operas in recent years – so it really was a risk on their part.
And they should be commended – to a degree. Jupiter Ascending is bold in that aspect, but sadly, ambition alone is not the hallmark of successful film. As a consolation, it could have been a spectacular failure, a fantastic charismatic train wreck spectacle. But the movie is not that either. This movie is just… there.
The only thing about it I can say for certain I hated about it: the music score by Giacchino. I don't hide the fact I don't like his work and this is not the occasion he will dissuade me otherwise. It's again one of his cacophonous pieces of work where a lot of symphonic noise pretends to be epic music. It says a lot that his best work yet, his score or Brad Bird's The Incredibles, is a complete pastiche of the John Barry scores from James Bond. This film's score hurts the movie more than it helps it.
What's good about this movie? A few of the ideas that serve as the building block of the world building are pretty OK. The notion that captains of industries treat people as mere material resources is nothing new to all those who don't worship commerce. But it's great to see this type of anvil dropped in a piece of mass entertainment in today's day and age.
The visuals of the movie are lush and given the nature of the story – where we follow a group of high class snobs whose tastes are nouveaux riches tacky (ironic as their family goes back to 120 thousand years, but maybe that's the whole point) – makes for a change of style in the depiction of space ships, all baroque and gothic. It is rich people showing off their riches. Or the bird inspired light crafts. Or the gravity surfing boots of Caine.
The visual style of the movie reminds me, and I'm quite certain is a deliberate call back, to the art of the influential French comics Métal Hurlant, co-created by Jean Giraud, aka, Moebius. If you want to go for a space opera stylistics that is not indebted to either Star Wars or Star Trek, Métal Hurlant is your best inspiration choice. They often went for highly unusual designs, often incorporating gothic elements that made the spaceships they depicted things more out of a dream – or nightmare – then what one would conceive of a practical spaceship. One of their works I was quite reminded of was the strange epic 1979 comic "So Beautiful and So Dangerous" by Angus McKie.
And I could say that the special effects of the movie are pretty good, in a technical way. Again, their design should have impressed me, and yet, didn't. In theory, it is nice to see a Hollywood spectacle that doesn't rely on a repetition of the aesthetics of Star Wars for a space opera, but still, something is just off. The end result is disengaging. Strange!
The action scenes, namely the Chicago fly chase, were disappointing. They were a mere repetition of what we have already seen in such blockbusters as the Transformers movies and Man Of Steel, namely, mass destruction happening between skyscrapers. Is there some mandatory law these days in Hollywood blockbusters that every flying action scene has to happen in high populous cities surrounded by tall buildings? Really, it's getting annoying.
The depressing thing is that the Wachowskis were once trendsetters with their Matrix movies. Today, it's the Wachowskis who feel compelled/forced to repeat the annoying action stylistics of lesser filmmakers. It is quite sad to see how the mighty have fallen.
As for the story itself… well, if from my synopsis above the idea you got from the movie that it's all about a struggle for an… inheritance? Well, yeah, that's basically it. That's the movie, a space opera about the dramatics of a family heirloom. The concept is so demented it could have worked if the movie was a full-blown comedy. But it's not; it wants to be taken seriously. Well, I couldn't do it.
The movie is cast with a group of pretty good actors… and Channing Tatum. Nobody exactly slacks, but nobody excels either.
What am I to make of this movie? What I am to make of the Wachowskis? They once blew my mind with Bound and especially The Matrix. These two movies heralded the emergence of two of the most interesting talents to emerge in Hollywood. Genuine geek filmmakers making geek movies for geeks, which, in the case of The Matrix, crossed over and captured the imagination of the mainstream public. They once made the movie that competed and won against a new Star Wars movie. History seems to be repeating again with their new movie, which comparisons to the new Star Wars movie will be inevitable. The thing is, in an ironic twist of fate, even if the new Star Wars movie is crap, it will still be more memorable and will be far more talked about than the new Wachowskis film.
I'm pretty certain Jupiter Ascending will be quickly forgotten – even in the foreign markets that have been commercially kinder on the box office – and it will soon be found in a bargain bin in a discount store next to you.
In the end, I guess all I can say about this movie in a shorter version of what I wrote above – Jupiter Ascending: Somewhere inside this movie is a much better movie trying to get out but can't. I can't like it nor can I hate it. But I can lament about what it could had been but isn't.
Much ado about nothing indeed.
This is AsimovLives signing off. Have a better one.


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Here's the deal, kids:
This is a Jeep Cherokee. This is not a luxury SUV, or a maintenance-free disposable import. It has solid front axles, wind noise, and character.
It's a Jeep. It rides like a Jeep. It drives like a Jeep. All of these are GOOD things.
It is not new, it is not pristine, it is used. This will be apparent in the pictures.
If you do not own a toolbox, have never changed your own oil, and are scared of firearms: THIS VEHICLE IS NOT FOR YOU.
If you have been posting on facebook all about how excited you are for pumpkin latte season: THIS VEHICLE IS NOT FOR YOU.
If you get offended easy and often, whine to your co-workers, and bitch a lot: THIS VEHICLE IS NOT FOR YOU.
If you feel you are owed anything in the world & have a bullshit job where you fail to produce: THIS VEHICLE IS NOT FOR YOU.
If you own a bieber album, white oakleys, affliction t-shirts, or those candy-assed stitched-pocket jeans: THIS VEHICLE IS NOT FOR YOU.
If you consider the 2nd Amendment an anachronistic relic and have never owned a firearm: THIS VEHICLE IS NOT FOR YOU.
If, however, you have BALLS OF STEEL and consider adverse weather an excuse to do stupid shit: THIS IS YOUR JEEP.
Do you laugh at danger, and tempt fate?
Have you ever uttered the words, "Hold my beer and watch this …"?
While bored at work do you pick targets at random and think, "I could hit that from here with the .22 …"?
Have any of your friends quit hanging out because you were too much fun?
Do you have the number of a friend with cash memorized for bail?
When you pass an abandoned flatbed farm truck along a fenceline do you consider taking on another project?
Is your ol' lady really sick of the random piles of parts, greasy footprints, and empty beer bottles in the garage?
-could you not care less?
Do you have Jalopnik saved on your laptop AND smartphone?
Do you own a service manual for every vehicle you ever owned?
Do you still miss your first ride?
Can you carry on a two hour conversation discussing tools, scars, and hi-lift jacks?
Remember when tool companies had the balls to put half-naked beauty queens on their calendars?
Do you consider the Prius an abominable affront to the Gods of displacement, torque, and All Mighty Internal Combustion?
If you answered in the affirmative to the preceding: THIS IS YOUR JEEP.
-I am the second owner. First owner barely got it dirty and engaged the front axles once.
-I have remedied this excessive caretaking with muddy roads and a pile of fun.
-The motor uses a little oil. How much? I don't know, I'm not collecting statistical analysis points.
I check the oil, I fill the oil, I drive. Not enough to bother me.
-It leaks a little oil. How much? Not enough for me to care. It has 220,000 miles, Poindexter!
If you have a vehicle with 220K NOT leaking or burning oil, it's empty!
-Rear bumper has a big-ass crease in it. I dented it backing into a concrete pole. Sober.
We drove away giggling, for the record. Haven't fixed it.
-Driver's side door was caught by the wind, whipped forward, got into the LF quarter panel.
-Radiator has a small leak. Pinhole. I can replace the radiator or you can. Really doesn't matter
A new radiator and hoses will run $145. If you don't want to replace them I will.
Add $250 to the price of vehicle. This includes radiator, hoses, and labor (beer). A freaking bargain.
-The badass little 4.0L bullet-proof in-line six starts and runs like the proverbial champ.
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