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Goodbye, Ryan; Hello (again) Devin, Roy, and Josh (and Gus, too!)
So I guess I ought to have an opinion about all the personnel changes that happened while I was away for the holidays. They were, evidently, very exciting ("!!!" according to the Singing News release about Gold City's most recent upheaval). Fortunately, most of what can be said about these changes already has been thoroughly hashed out here.
Until we hear more from these groups in their new configurations, there's not a lot to say about the soundness of these decisions from a musical perspective. As for the extra-musical stuff, the changes themselves and the reactions to them are nothing so much as a reminder of how powerful personality is in southern gospel. If these two groups - SSQ and Gold City - are (as we are so often encouraged to believe) representative of the "next generation" of talent, their recent choices suggest it's back to future.
Gold City is, by all available evidence, a mess, and they're about one more personnel change away from jumping the shark. In this most recent set of changes, one assumes that in bringing on Roy Webb, with the veneer of hipsterism he seems to possess for many people in sg, and bringing back Josh Cobb from … wherever he's been for the past decade since he left L5, the Rileys were attempting to not just create some short-term (and, for a change, positive) buzz, but also assemble something of an instant Super Group reminiscent of the Free-Parker-LeFevre configuration that the group's prolonged dysfunction has made many fans publicly pine for. Because there are basically two ways to do supergroupdom: work at it for years and prove yourself, as per GC in 1990s, or jumble together an oddball mix of guys and hope the voices interact catalytically and fuse into a lasting style with a memorable sound (the Old Friends quartet operated on this principle, as do many of the pick-up ensembles featured on the Homecoming series).
The jury's still out on this, shall we say, Cobb-Webb strategy, but the clips that have been making the rounds on youtube are … just ok, even allowing for the crummy recording quality of the videos. Cobb will, I assume, reacclimate himself to ensemble singing sooner or later (not surprisingly, for a guy who's basically been doing his own thing musically for the past ten years, his solo work on "Satisfied with Jesus" is the strongest of his GC clips I've seen so far), and perhaps Webb - who's proven himself to be a pretty funny and charismatic guy - can help the rest of the group get … you know, maybe a personality transplant for their on-stage personae. I have no idea what one is to do about the tone and blend issues this new line-up faces (as Kyle said over at musicscribe, the real test of the group's sonic viability will be whether the "character of their sound" coheres with Cobb in the mix), but that's the beauty of personality-driven personnel decisions, isn't it? The sound succeeds with fans as a function of how much they (want to) like the people doing the singing, and not the sound itself (see, for instance, these clips, and then this comment).
As for SSQ, anyone who has been a regular reader here knows I've long thought Devin McGlamery underrated, so it's impossible to say he isn't qualified for the job (and too, he's been cultivating a look and style for himself very similar to SSQ's for quite some time). But it's striking that SSQ, for all the conventional wisdom about the group making its name and coming to fame by being (or appearing to be) post-gospel, Haase stayed so safely within the southern gospel mainstream for this hire. Choosing McGlamery won't disrupt SSQ's crossover mystique, and there's probably plenty smart about the choice in its own right. We'll see. But the fact the group was so quick to draw from the traditional sg talent pool does suggest that SSQ's image as herald of a progressive gospel sound that appeals to all sorts of folks who wouldn't otherwise cross the street to hear sg is primarily valuable within southern gospel, as a way to differentiate the group's brand.
Now, if we just get some better bootlegs of these groups to see how they progress in the coming months …
Later: A reader quite rightly takes me to task for failing to mention Gus Gaches' arrival at L5. Just so. Welcome, Gus! He joined before my holiday hiatus but after the last roundup post of the year, and I see a note now that I look for it on my desk that was to remind me to mention it. Boo on
me my slatternly interns. I did see some shaky handheld video clips of the group with Gaches, shot from the balcony of a church with a giant Christmas tree looking thing at the back of the stage and a living room rug where the singers were standing, and the sound seemed solid and well enough put together, but then Gaches is no stranger to quartet work, and L5 is reliably drama free in its personnel changes. Which, I think, probably accounts both for why I overlooked it and for why the move hasn't generated nearly the kind of chatter that the GC stuff has. Anyway, for L5, the issue is less one of blend and vocal fit, which seems to have been established in the audition (a novel idea!) and more a question of consistently finding the right material. So yeah … we'll see.


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Sunday, December 30, 2012
Jillian Dodd Has Got It Goin' On!
I first heard of and came to know Jillian Dodd in an on-line book club. She seemed so genuine, fresh, energetic and down to earth that I very quickly became enamored of her, as do most people who've had the pleasure of meeting her. (Although now that you've seen that picture of me with Jillian you can tell both that I'm totally smitten with her, and why!) And then I started reading her books!
The first one I read, That Boy, was so charming and cleverly written (love how the narrator's voice and perspective change as she grows up!), that I was immediately hooked, and from then on couldn't get enough.
But her awesome books (and gorgeous looks!) aren't the only reason I became and remain infatuated with Jillian, or the only thing about her that I want to talk about. Because another cool thing (cool almost to the point of intimidating!) is her energy, and her generosity of spirit (okay, that's two things, sue me!). For example, earlier this month (December 21st, right in the middle of Christmas preparation, which is no small undertaking in the Dodd household) Jillian launched a major marketing initiative - 99 authors, 99 EBooks for 99 cents - an idea she hatched while chatting to other writers about the best way to bring their books to the attention of the reading public.
Remember that General Waverly guy, from White Christmas?
Just like him, Jill assembled the troops, issued clear step-by-step instructions on what they needed to do, and how and when to do it. And just like in the movie, she was indefatigable in her support and her relentlessness: "We ate, and then she ate. We slept, then she slept. And when she woke up nobody slept for forty-eight hours!" (Okay, paraphrasing for rhetorical effect, but wow, she rocked - hard!) And the beautiful thing (from both an author and a reader point of view?) It worked! At the end of the 21st December, ten of the authors were in the top 100 in the Kindle store. (By this time Amazon had leapt aboard to assist in the 24hr price drop, and helped out with the Kindle Daily Deal). The majority of the authors saw their rankings soar. Many sold hundreds of books. Many were in the top five of their specific category genres! Readers were ecstatic, authors were excited and Jillian stayed up with virtually no sleep for forty-eight hours (Remember that General Waverly guy? That part I wasn't kidding about!) to make sure the whole thing went smoothly and to keep a cute and steady eye on the numbers.
So this post is partly in recognition and celebration of that event, and Jillian's amazing contribution to it.
But it's also about letting you in on Jillian's new series, The Keatyn Chronicles, an awesome reading experience I just don't want you to miss out on! What's up with that, you say?
Well, remember that first season of Gossip Girl, back when it was fun? Or Beverly Hills 90210, again in those glorious early days?
Well, if you got a kick out of those, you're going to love the steamy Keatyn Chronicles. Readers have gone wild for Keatyn and her complicated life, never mind her even more complex love life.
Jillian's ability to write such a fabulously drawn character has readers coming back for more again and again. Keatyn is rich, smexy and an awesome dresser and shoe-holic, who may look as if she has it all. But she's got her share of issues, too, one of which is a big ole scary stalker who haunts our girl thoughout Book One of the series, Stalk Me! It's the sign of a great author when he/she deals honestly with a protagonist's flaws, but still leaves us loving her. And while Keatyn has probs aplenty, she also has smarts, sex appeal (did I mention that?) and the ability to make a reader laugh out loud at times, and bring a lump to your throat, as well.
The secondary characters too, are beautifully and vividly brought to life, especially the guys. I'm lucky enough to be in a group where girls find these guys so droolworthy, that they're posting and rabidly commenting on pics of who they'd cast as these competitors for Keatyn's heart (and panties!) But don't take my word alone, Stalk Me has garnered over 138 five star reviews. That is a crapload of amazeballs right there, my friends!
Curious now? Here's the blurb for Stalk Me:
Gossip Girl meets Hollywood in this steamy new series by That Boy author, Jillian Dodd.
Keatyn has everything she ever dreamed. Her life is following the script she wrote for the perfect high school experience. She's popular, goes to the best parties, dates the hottest guy, and sits at the most-coveted lunch table.
She's just not sure she wants it anymore.
Because, really, things aren't all that perfect.
Her best friend is threatening to tell everyone her perfect relationship is a scam.
Her perfect boyfriend gets drunk at every party they go to.
It's exhausting always trying to look and act perfect.
And, deep down, she isn't sure if she has any true friends.
To add to the drama, her movie star mom has a creepy stalker.
A hot, older man flirts with her and tells her they should make a movie together.
And she's crushing on an adorable surfer. Dating him would mean committing social suicide.
So she writes a new script. One where all the pieces of her life will come together in perfect harmony.
But little does she know, there's someone who will do anything to make sure that doesn't happen.
Book two of The Keatyn Chronicles is titled Kiss Me. Since it's release on the 26th of November, it has 157 five star reviews. And look at that cover model! If I ever get the chance, it will be super hard not to take her up on the invitation of this title, right? Who could blame me!
Here's its blurb:
I've always written scripts for my perfect life.
But no way could I have ever scripted this.
My life is so far from perfect, it's not even funny.
All because of a stalker.
I'm at a boarding school, where I have to lie about who I am.
I can't see my family.
I'm tutoring a hottie god that tortures me with his smile.
The most popular girl already hates me.
But there's this boy.
This hot, sweet, sexy boy.
So I'm going to stop trying to script my life and just live it.
Because who knows how long I have left.
Thanks to awesome author CC MacKenzie, for helping me with this post (although any errors are certainly mine!) And a further mega-tip of the old chapeau to extraordinary author and friend Charles Sheehan-Miles, who came with the idea for this burst of blog-thusiasm for Jillian!
Check out Jillian's wonderful books at these links!
Kiss Me
Stalk Me
Jillian Dodd's Author Website
Jillian Dodd facebook page
Jillian Dodd Goodreads page
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LOVE LOVE LOVE your post!!!! <3ReplyDeleteReplies
Loved yours too, baby girl, so much I had to tweet it! xoxo!Delete
LOVE this, you wonderful man!
Go, Jill!Replies
Thank you CC! I literally couldn't have done it without you! <3!Delete
Love this Fred, you are so AWESOME too!!!!! LOVE JILLIAN DODD!!!!! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much! <3 you, thanks for commenting!Delete
Great post, Fred! I think I need to read a Jillian Dodd book!ReplyDeleteReplies
Tess! You totally do! (I got you covered, girl).Delete
Fred! This is the sweetest thing ever!! Love it!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you so much, Amanda! Pretty sure that you are actually the sweetest, but <3, wishing you an awesome 2013!Delete
I loved you before this but, now, I might love you even more. And I am pledging to you that next time we are together at a book signing, I will buy you a drink and making you go dancing!ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh Jillian, now you've not only made my 2012, but given me something wonderful to look forward to in 2013! Hope you're feeling all the love today and throughout the coming year, not just from me, but from everyone participating in this lovely, fun and hugely well deserved celebration of all things you! #JillianDoddDay <3 <3 <3 !Delete


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Hey and welcome. I'm Hammeh and in this video we are simplifying the search for Sombra. In this video I'm going to be going over everything that's happened so far in the Sombra ARG or Alternate Reality Game that Blizzard has been playing with the community towards the potential announcement of something to do with Sombra. I'll try to make the Sombra search as simple as possible, summarize all the steps so far and what's happened, how things have been solved in a pretty simple way. Kind of some thoughts as to where it could all go from the current countdown. Now I'm not cryptographer, super-mega spy, or programming genius, so I've tried to explain the things involved as I understand them from a layman's perspective. If you're talented in one of these fields and spot any mistakes in my understanding, please let me know in the comments below. Okay. Let's go. Firstly let's summarize the history of Sombra before the ARG. Now Sombra goes back even to October the 15th, 2015, when Ellohime in a stream before the actual open beta for Overwatch announced, showed the folder and had a little bit of a chat about heroes.
Now he also showed a bunch of screens in Dorado, Dorado being very closely linked with Sombra. We can see the folder on the desk that is still there to this day with the name of Sombra along side the name of Soldier: 76. And we can also see the screens around the plant showing the Sombra protocol, which is why the plant is apparently maybe shut down at this point in time. Ever since even pre-beta, Sombra has been teased. Now the next step of this is on May 9th when the voice line, "Where's Sombra when you need her?" was data mined and found out by me.
Hi mum! After that a teaser for Anna was released in Temple of Anubis a little bit later, and a few people, including myself, thought that it might point to Sombra. Ah oops! As smaller clues gradually became available on Ana Amari being a hero this Anubis image became ever more likely to be nothing Sombra related, and was eventually shown to be her shrike skin in a bit of a nod to Destiny me thinks. Now confusion still exists in the Overwatch community to this day on this, long story short, Ana and Sombra as far as we know, are not related in any way shape or form. And they're different entities or individuals. If some Sombra is a person, of course. Fast forward to July 12th, 2016 and Ana's origin video is released along with a bunch of teaser assets. Now by pausing this video, at the one minute 16 and two minute 11 time marks, a whole bunch of hexidecimal numbers were discovered.
Here are the ones for 1:16. Taking this hex and converting it to ASCII, the most common format for text files on computers and the internet, gave this string of characters. Now some clever people who are into this kind of thing, there are a few different Sombra hunting groups, and I'll detail them at the end, used something called a xor cipher with a constant of 23. And this translated it into Spanish. So before I go through the Spanish, here's a quick explanation of a xor cipher. It's a simple classical cryptographic cipher, the kind of thing that people who are into code and problem solving may know well about. It's an additive cipher, and what this means is that you can a string of text, and you can encrypt it, making it harder to read. The xor function is applied to every character with a particular key, and that key affects how the text is jumbled up effectively.
If you do know the key, then you can apply the xor function to the text just to decrypt it. It's like having a key to a lock that will undo all the jumbling up that's been done. So that's the xor cipher. Anyway, the result is with 23 as the constant, there's speculation probably that Sombra's going to be the 23rd, so 23 is a reoccurring number in the Sombra hunt. The Spanish translates to, "She who has the information has the power." Repeating this process for the other cipher in the video gave the same Spanish string but with just a couple of different letters at the end. The first string had Somb at the end and the second had Ra at the end. So Somb plus Ra equals Sombra. There's a bit of maths that hey, even I can understand. After this jumping forward to July the 19th of this year the Ana Dev update video was released. Now, in this video some bar codes were found, if you took these bar codes, turned the bar codes that were there into binary, so ones and zeroes effectively, this was taken by someone clever and turned into pixels.
So, taking the bar codes, changing them into binary, ones and zeroes, changing them into pixels, made a QR code. Now, everyone can scan a QR code. When this code was scanned, it gave the message of this in Spanish which translates to, "Was that easy? "Well, now that I have your attention, "Allow me to make things much more difficult." Sombra playing games with us there. Skip forward to August the 2nd, and the next step of this game continues. The summer games were announced and in the summer games video if you watch very, very carefully in this image of Tracer jumping through you can see in her blinking trail another cipher is actually visible, in terms of a code. So this is in base 64. Base 64, very long story short, is another form of binary ones and zeroes to text encoding.
It's a way of translating or interpreting binary into text. Now using a clever tool that some clever people from the Game Detectives Wiki community caught on to, a bunch of people who love solving various kinds of puzzles, particularly in games, created this output. Now, this is encrypted. The salted header at the start of this particular string, that little bit salted there, means that the rest of text is apparently actually encoded into open SSL. So this is a cipher that requires both the key and a known cipher. So the salted bit is a clue that two different things were needed to actually solve this. Now the salt is added to encrypted data to ensure uniqueness. People actually managed to find the salt, so all they need was the password and the method of cipher. The community managed to narrow down the cipher that was actually needed by having a look at a hex dump of the actual string. The encypted message was three bytes short of a full normal chunk of data.
This is a good indicator that the cipher was a string cipher and narrowed the list of ciphers down a whole bunch. Now right now this particular line of inquiry is still unsolved, it's speculated that Blizzard actually jumped past this by giving hints in a different direction. However, this is a mystery that could still be out there. Now obviously at the same time as this there is actually a whole bunch of stuff in the North American of the summer games video. These references are actually not visible in other versions of the trailer. They all indicate to directions, and are tied with particular heroes. Remember this compass rose idea is going to be very important in a few of the things that we discuss, is a brilliant summary from the Game Detectives Wiki showing the actual compass rose of all of the different heroes and images. We're now up to about the 4th or the 6th of August in our timeline, and it's at this point that the ARG hunt has starting going slightly off the rails. In trying to solve the Tracer code a lot of people were looking for other clues.
And in Dorado when some people looked up to the sky at the various text string, there's also something that looked like artifacting in kind of a circular way. Now I think it's probably because people have been looking at bar codes and similar such things, they thought a similar pattern in this sky texture. Now this is where people went off the rails. They really went into trying to solve this sky code as it became known as. It was tried to make into a code, various people ran programs, they tried to convert into different text formats. Someone people even tried making it into a song. Everything got so off the grid, by the 9th of August, there was a Dorado data mosh. Now on the Overwatch media page a new photo of the attacking spawn in Dorado was added. And you can see the lines in comparing this data moshed version to the original version. There's definitely some differences, indicating that it concealed some kind of hidden message. Now data moshing is the act hiding information inside a media file by editing its source code, and of course some times this will have visual or auditory effects, showing changes to the actual file.
So the corruption here that we can see actually has a meaning. After comparing the original image against the different image with different checking tools, it was found that certain English and Spanish characters had been replaced with exclamation marks, producing a Spanish sentence out of these replaced characters. Now when translated into English it says, "Why are you looking at the sky? "The answer isn't over your heads, it's behind you. "Sometimes, you need to analyze your previous achievements." So, that's Sombra and Blizzard with a fairly big clue saying, "Stop looking at the sky code. "Guys you're wasting your time." But the previous achievements part lead people to have a look elsewhere. Guess sky song's not gonna be getting to number one. Jumping onto the 12th of August, and people actually noticed in the new display on the Blizzard website in people's profile pages that there was an interesting achievement. Now if you inspect element on this achievement, you can just right click and do it in your browser, there's actually a commented line in the HTML code there in Spanish.
Again, translating the Spanish we see, "Damn, not bad. However, I'm getting bored. "Let's try something new in the same direction." And then what appears to be just a string of code, text, and characters. So this section of code was run by someone smart through a Vigenère cipher. This is classic cryptography again. A sixteenth century French diplomat Blaise de Vigenère encoded messages with a passphrase and the letters of the phrase determined how each letter was encrypted. Smart people put two and two together and this is where the compass rose comes into effect. The passphrase for this was actually using the heroes in order of their positions on the compass rose. The phrase, "Tracer Torbjorn Winston Symmetra D.Va Mercy Bastion Genji McCree," when used as a key actually gave this URL, once it was tidied up, and spaces and various characters were removed. Akamaihd is a known media hosting company and a lot of big companies use Akamaihd to host website images, videos, and that kind of thing.
This is very clearly a link to the Blizzard media server. Going there people found a Volskaya Industries image, and again this was data moshed compared to the original. The same techniques and programs were used to compare the original to the new Volskaya image, and the differences resulted in the following output. Now there were a few different things going on here. Long story short, there were a lot of strings in the source code for this that appeared to be ASCII art, so by guessing, people managed to find out that if a new line was added every 59th character then a skull emerged.
Along with some text here this is the skull that you've seen a bunch of in people's thumbnails in things recently, and the translation of the Spanish is, "It seems you like these little games… "Why don't we play a real one?" At this point this was all a bit of a dead end. And no progress was made until earlier this week.
Couple of days ago a Discord user within the Game Detectives community called Majesty apparently was tipped off to a topic on the Blizzard boards. Now posted by Skycoder, a little bit of nit taking By Blizzard and Sombra there, I think about the sky code false trail, the name of the topic had translated from binary says 23. Again this 23 number may be Sombra's the 23rd hero, it's a number that's recurred over and over in this ARG. The time posted on the forum was 23 hours and started counting down. I remember this countdown. Again we'll come back to it in a little bit.
If you stay on this page for any particular period of time, the link's in my description below this video, it soon begins to glitch and distort, it turns a hue of purple, and then opens up a text box with a whole bunch of code just like this. So, people cracked out the base 64 again, and surprise or surprises, this turns it into another ASCII skull. People then obviously set to work comparing these two skulls. Both skulls were stripped of spaces and the characters, new characters were put into single lines of text with no spaces. After taking away bytes from both skulls this text string was identified. Again for the third time this ARG, classic cryptology came into play. This is solvable with something known as a Caeser Cipher. It's a substitution cipher, very, very simply each letter in the text that you want to change or encode or muddle up, is replaced by another one in the alphabet by a fixed amount of positions. So, let's say for example I used the letter A with a factor of two, C is two down the alphabet from A, every A would be a C, every B would be a D, and so on and so forth.
Unsurprisingly related to Julius Caesar who apparently used it in his private correspondence. The number 23 has been used a lot, unsurprisingly when these were shifted by 23 as the actual cipher number, we got some more Spanish, "I promised you a game… "I believe you Game Detectives," calling out the Game Detectives community, "would call it a trailhead?" Not to be downhearted but a trailhead is obviously the point where a trail begins, so another puzzle to sort out. Now these ending characters, with a .HTML on it, again very much look like the end of a particular URL. So people took this back to the Blizzard media server that was used before, unsurprisingly they managed to get another image. Just of interest, "usa ambas calaveras," translates to, "use both skulls." So, blizzard getting very, very specific in terms of their clues.
Trying to make sure that people don't get too far off track again I think. By using this, we got a really interesting video which I'm going to show you here. Now I'll call you a few things out about this, if you actually look at the metadata with the video, then it has some more Spanish saying, "You seem to be very interested in these heroes, "maybe you're interested to know some more details "that I found out about them." And that very much relates to the video. You see, Janina Kowalska, which is apparently a kind of Jane Doe or a common name in Polish.
Judging by the images of this skull, it's very likely to be Ana Amari. You can see the eye and skull wounds there caused by her confrontation with Widowmaker. Equally if you look in the top right, the 50 to 60 years old age piece probably works out. It's meant to be, I think, a medical record of Ana Amari being taken into hospital after the injuries she sustained on what was her final finale Overwatch mission. Now the next clue is actually a bit in this video and if you take a look at the bottom right you can see this heartbeat pinging away. Now, there are apparently a corresponding amount of lines in the bottom right, the letters of the alphabet. People just put a letter of the alphabet to each marker underneath and they watched this little clip to see where the heartbeat was actually pinging, and that gave Moment in Crime as a word answer.
Now A Moment in Crime is the name of a Crime Stoppers style show which released actually ages before Overwatch. It's a short video, talking about the Junkers being on their crime spree across the world. Junkrat and Roadhog going a little bit crazy. However, amomentincrime.com was registered as a website, people went to visit this site and found a bunch of stuff that was effectively talking about an automated email response, as if the website had been hacked. A couple of users, Majesty and Kraus, sent a mail to [email protected] and got an automatic response, which I'm showing here. Which seems to be hacked by Sombra in version 1.7. We can also see a table of codes, or what look like timestamps here, as well as an additional secondary string underneath. Taking these timestamps as AA:BB:CC, where AA is the skull number, BB is the row, and CC is the column, it actually produces a 5v5 grid. Now this particular grid actually hints towards a particular kind of again, classic cryptography.
It's a very classic cipher, it's called a Bifid cipher, this was invented in 1901 by Félix Delastelle, and it combines a couple of different things. The transposing, the moving of figures like the Caeser Cipher, with a regular pattern, also an encoding square created by the ancient Greek historian Polybius. Now what this encoding square does, that we've been given, actually allows you to take letters of the alphabet and break it down into more basic components. So it's another additional layer of making it complicated. When you put the two together, you get this particular string. When you get that out of leetspeak it effectively just says, "Sombra, information is power, Sombra." There we go, a bit of a dead end again. Meanwhile, the countdown on the forum post reached zero, and when it reached zero the Moment in Crime page was updated saying, "Establishing connection. "The Sombra Protocol version has started" and, "Transmitting information into active omnics." It was only at 2%.
A comment was added also at this time in the source code of the page saying, "Well done, you have my password. "Hacking this television program was meaningless. "Wait for what is coming." That at the moment brings us up to August 26th and the present day of this ARG. I'm finally going to have a little think about where we're at right now and what might come next. The Moment in Crime page that I've linked is still counting up, just very, very slowly.
It is not counting up at a uniform rate corresponding with time passing in real life. It's still on 5% at the moment and it may not move for a while for however long. We cannot tell when it's going to reach 100%. What will happen when it actually ends? Well it's pretty likely by this stage that Sombra is the new hero. The number of references to 23 in ARG makes it quite solid that she could be hero 23.
As for her abilities well her hacking interests are strongly confirmed from this ARG. We already know from Ana's Old Soldiers comic that she's working with Reaper and by association on the radar of Talon if not working for or with them directly. Beyond that anything we think is pure speculation. Now there are some data mined lines that people have grabbed not too long ago that show that Blizzard has recorded sound lines for heroes around detecting stealth. – [McCree] Now I can't see you, but I know you're there. – [Mei] Something is not feeling right. – [Tracer] Hey, where are you hiding? – [Hammeh] Perhaps Sombra could grant temporary stealth for other heroes or herself. But we'll just have to see. Finally for those hoping for the countdown to finish quickly and Sombra reveals soon, personally I'm not too convinced on that.
Here are a few reasons why. In interviews with EuroGamer just after release Jeff Kaplan said that releasing Mei, D.Va and Genji all at the same time was way too disruptive for the game during beta, and that heroes would be released one at a time for a while until the game stabilizes. Let's have a quick think about, since release, when we've had content launched and released. From the launch in May we've had Ana in July, so that was roughly two months after launch. After that in August we had the Summer Games, which was mini event that the team must have also been working on. We now know that we're going to receive Ocean World, the new map based on Germany in September, and of course we've also seen on the PTR a whole bunch of emotes, balance changes, and more. So this is two months from the Ana release in July, there are monthly content releases going at the moment, What could fall in October? If it's not Sombra, what could it be? I think we already know this from a few data lines that have been dropped, and even the Mercy and Torbjorn image that we saw in Recall.
I'm pretty sure that our October release of content is going to be a Halloween themed event. There are skins that could come out, there's already Genji's line that people have picked out in-game that talks about his Halloween costume being a cyborg ninja. – [Genji] My Halloween costume? Cyborg ninja. – [Hammeh] It feels very strongly that Halloween will be in October, and it doesn't mean that two pieces of content can't be released in the same month, it's quite likely that Blizzard seems to have a monthly sprint cycle or similar. For this reason I don't think that we're going to get more than one content dropping a month and October feels like it's going to be Halloween.
So what does that lead us to? Well, November is BlizzCon, big announcements are always made at BlizzCon, And again, D.Va, Genji, and Mei were all announced at BlizzCon last year. My money would be on the fact that we're a Sombra announce at BlizzCon this year. As a result I don't think that there's going to be anything massive in terms of development in October for sure. I don't think that we're going to see an announcement in September or October, but who knows? I could be absolutely wrong. Here's hoping, eh? I'd love to see a hero a lot earlier. Phew, that's a summary of the Sombra search so far, I'm pretty running out of guesses at this point. If you liked this video, please do check out some of my other game theory and actual canon Overwatch lore videos, voice lines, interactions, a whole bunch more.
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Sherlock Holmes: a chronological CanonPosted by Chris J. Miller in Miscellany, Pop Culture, Reviews
Of course, Holmes has been a cultural icon for well over a century, and I've been a fan for some years. As it happens, around the same time my girlfriend and I acquired the DVD box set of the 1980s-'90s TV series with Jeremy Brett as Holmes, and have been watching it from beginning to end. It offers more faithful adaptations of Arthur Conan Doyle's original stories than any other filmed version before or since, in a style that's a closer match for the original sensibilities of the material (i.e., fewer chase scenes, fistfights, and explosions)… and Brett does an uncanny job of capturing the persona of the Great Detective (although in some scenes he seems, perhaps, just a bit too caustic and antisocial), ably abetted by first David Burke and later Edward Hardwicke as Dr. Watson. It's a fantastic series, well worth watching.
Even the best adaptation is a mere interpretation of the original, though, and I found myself moved to turn my attention back to "The Canon," the original four novels and fifty-six short stories by Conan Doyle, published between 1887 and 1927. I'm fortunate enough to own both annotations of the complete works, William Baring-Gould's classic Annotated Sherlock Holmes from 1967, and Leslie Klinger's New Annotated edition from 2004-'05. Both offer not only the original texts but a fascinating treasure-trove of scholarly exegesis, analysis, background information, and speculation about the characters, settings, and myriad other details of the stories.
The Holmes canon has been peculiarly attractive to armchair scholars almost from the beginning, perhaps due to the natural appeal of applying the Master's own analytical methods to the source material in which we discover them. And the exercise is more enjoyable for the distinctive rules of the game, the set of underlying premises observed with scholarly solemnity when possible and with tongue clamped firmly in cheek when necessary: namely, that the Canon represents a true and genuine (if tantalizingly far from complete) account of the life and career of Sherlock Holmes, the world's first consulting detective, as recorded by his friend and colleague Dr. John H. Watson, published under the auspices and (for reasons lost to history) under the name of Watson's literary agent (and occasional editor), Dr. Arthur Conan Doyle. I respect and observe these rules.
There are as many facets of Sherlockian scholarship as there are enthusiasts ready to undertake it, but one area of longstanding controversy that I find particularly engaging (given my own deep-seated and frankly self-evident interest in narrative chronology) is the matter of how to date the cases. I'm coming late to the game, of course; there have been well over a dozen books published on the matter of chronologizing the Canon. Nevertheless, I think I have some insights and observations worth exploring… and this is the first in a series of posts in which I'll share that exploration.
Why is this necessary? What's the controversy? Aren't most of the cases completely freestanding, without relation to other events? And doesn't Watson provide specific dates in the text in most of them, anyway? Well… in both cases, no, not really.
There is a pattern and a progression to the Canon. We have the earliest adventures from the 1880s, when cases were fewer and further between, Holmes was still establishing his reputation, and Watson was living in the Baker Street lodgings and first getting to know Holmes and his unique career path. Then Watson proposed to Mary Morstan (the client in The Sign of the Four), married and left Baker Street, and there are a number of cases specifically set in the period after his marriage. There's Holmes's presumed death in Switzerland in 1891, and his unexpected reappearance three years later. Watson's wife had apparently passed on at this point, leading him to rejoin Holmes in Baker Street during the height of Holmes's professional fame. Finally, shortly after the turn of the century, Watson once again married and moved out, and not long after that, c. 1903, Holmes himself retired and left London. (And through it all, Watson's accounts are far less formulaic than some critics allege; many are linked to specific historical situations, and moreover we can and do see fascinating threads of personal development in both Holmes and Watson himself.)
All this, in its broad strokes, is fairly clear. It's the details that are surprisingly elusive.
Watson does date a great many cases… but certainly not consistently. In some cases we get a precise calendar date; in others merely a year, month, and/or season; in some nothing at all. He's also forthright about the fact that on some occasions, for the sake of Victorian circumspection or merely professional prudence, he deliberately obscures dates, places, and character names, making placement a true exercise in deduction.
Of course, that's all part of the fun: reconciling the obscurities and apparent contradictions in the Canon to arrive at a cohesive whole.
I have benefited greatly in this exercise from the diligent work of others. Most notably, the attention Baring-Gould devoted to chronology in his Annotated Holmes is truly breathtaking, and often very enlightening… although he did seize on a few dubious premises that tempted him toward a certain confirmation bias in interpreting other cases, and resulted in him rearranging a great many of them in open contradiction of Watson's dates. Klinger devotes less attention to chronology in his New Annotated, but does provide a few key insights, and also makes a yeoman effort to document the (often elusive) consensus of other chronologists. I also owe a debt of gratitude to several industrious Sherlockians on the Internet, including John McGowan (who compiled and compared dates on the alt.fan.holmes list); Peter Wood, for his overview of the difficulties at Sherlockian.net; Brad Kefauver, for his detailed case-by-case analyses at SherlockPeoria.net; and most especially to David Richardson, whose delightful essay "Some Chronological Crankiness" (the site is sadly defunct, but still available thanks to the Wayback Machine) pointed the way to the methodology I've employed here, even if I don't share all of his conclusions.
The crux of that methodology is this: Trust Watson. His writings are the sole source we have to work from, after all. Even when he conceals certain details, he almost always gives us enough to work with. Let us not get bogged down, as some chronologists have, in questions of phases of the moon or railway timetables or weather patterns in southern England; Watson was not above indulging in some minor artistic license for dramatic effect (as Holmes himself more than once complained). Neither let us not stumble over the fact that his calendar dates and weekday references occasionally fail to match up; he was not immune to error, but the context of an adventure usually makes clear which detail trumps the other. Let us simply focus on arranging the Writings in a credible sequence, with at least a year and, ideally, a month to assign to each—based first and foremost on the data Watson provides. Obscurities notwithstanding, Watson has given us a great deal of very clear information to work with, and we contradict him at our peril. Disregard the plain meaning of what he wrote, after all, and one may as well dismiss the entire Canon as a work of fiction.
Before delving into the details of particular cases, we can also take note of an interesting pattern in the timing of how Watson chose to chronicle them. Only two cases appeared in print during the early years of Holmes's career, prior to the Great Hiatus that began in 1891: the novels A Study In Scarlet (STUD) and The Sign of the Four (SIGN), published in 1887 and 1890 respectively. (Throughout, after the first use of the full title of a case, I will for the sake of brevity utilize the standard four-letter abbreviations introduced by Dr. Jay Finley Christ of the University of Chicago in 1947.) STUD chronicles how Watson met Holmes, and the first case on which they were engaged together. (It is subtitled "Being a Reprint from the Reminiscences of John Watson, M.D.," suggesting the possibility of some earlier edition now lost, possibly privately printed.) SIGN chronicles the case in which Watson met his wife. There is no indication that he planned any further publications… until after Holmes's presumed death in spring of 1891. At that time, perhaps with the intent to memorialize his friend, he began penning a series of shorter cases, which appeared in print between July '91 and December '93. Holmes returned to "life" and to London in spring of 1894, and Watson published no further adventures for the duration of Holmes's active career, with the sole exception of the novel Hound of the Baskervilles (HOUN), a flashback to the pre-Hiatus period, which saw print starting in August of 1901. Watson apparently began reviewing his case-notes and preparing them for publication upon his new marriage in 1902, however, for practically as soon as Holmes retired in 1903, Watson arranged to have new stories in print, which appeared regularly from October '03 through December '04, then more sporadically for the next twenty-plus years.
Clearly (as many of the Writings themselves mention), Holmes was skeptical about the particular brand of publicity his friend's writing brought him; he viewed it as sensationalized, and preferred to avoid new publications while he was in active practice. More significantly, however, this pattern is very helpful for any attempt to date the cases: the first 26 entries in the Canon, published before Holmes's return from the Hiatus, can only have happened prior to his presumed death. The 34 later cases could conceivably have happened at any point in Holmes's career, but as we will see, in fact, all but HOUN and four others (two of which Watson had very good reasons for not publishing earlier) do in fact belong to the post-Hiatus period.
With all the introductory context established, it's time now to delve into the nitty-gritty of dating the cases, starting with the early years of the Holmes-Watson partnership. This post has already grown rather long, though… so I'll save that for the next installment.


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CHICAGO -- DePaul senior forwards Devin Hill and Eric Wallace have requested and been given their releases and are not expected to return to the program next season, coach Oliver Purnell confirmed on Tuesday.
Hill, who is 6 foot 9 and 210 pounds, missed almost all of the 2010-11 season with a foot injury. He played in five games and averaged 5.2 points and 2.4 points. Hill has visited other schools already, according to Purnell.
Wallace, who is 6-6 and 233 pounds, missed the entire 2010-11 season after fracturing his left tibia and fibula during a preseason workout. He averaged 6.3 points and 4.9 rebounds in 2009-10 after transferring to DePaul from Ohio State.
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Guard Mike Bizoukas had previously been granted his released and has since transferred to Missouri State for his final season.
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Rut Etheridge, chaplain at Geneva College and fellow Gentle Reformation blogger, recently spoke on the subject of sanctification at the Christian Life Conference of the First Reformed Presbyterian Church of Beaver Falls, PA. Entitled "Refusing a Lesser Life: The Savior's Summons to a Full Hearted Faith," these four messages are insightful, challenging, and a helpful addition (and, at times, corrective) to the ongoing discussion about this vital topic.
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Warning: This interview about Episode 4 of This is Us, "The Pool," contains spoilers.
This week on This is Us, we saw Kevin (Justin Hartley) figuratively in over his head auditioning for a play in New York, and young Kevin literally in over his head swimming in the deep end of a pool. In both circumstances, he was on his own, chasing something he wanted (then a floating football, now a role that will make him feel like a serious actor), and he ended up choking. But he did score that part, and just like when he was a boy, he found himself drawn to the comfort of family — this time by showing up unannounced at Randall's house to stay a while.
Here, Hartley breaks down key scenes in "The Pool" and teases what's to come.
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What did you think the first time you read the script for this episode, seeing how beautifully and subtly the flashback ties into Kevin's move to New York?
I had the benefit of talking to Dan [Fogelman, the show's creator] before we read the scripts. He gave me an overview of the season, and I knew that was coming. He's such a great storyteller. There's no gimmicks. We're not pulling any fast ones. It's a legit story. To see Kevin go to New York and be in a foreign area, without his sister — he doesn't know how to do anything on his own, really. I think Kevin walks through life with rose-colored glasses, and then he's being introduced really quickly to the cold reality that he really doesn't know how to function as a grown man. [Laughs] The way Dan writes it, to have some comedy in there as well… I always say this: We laugh through these characters' tragedies, don't we? That is sort of what we're doing. That's a horrifying thing, to be an actor and watch him go through that [audition]. It makes my hands clam up a little bit, but as uncomfortable as it is, you're laughing.
The first time I watched the audition scene, I had to mute it because it was stressing me out too much — which is a compliment to both the writing and to you. It must be tricky: you're playing a scene in which Kevin is choking, and yet you also need to show us that Kevin is actually a good actor.
That was by design. A lot of that is the architecture of the scene, the way it was written and the way it was directed, the shots that they chose. It'd be very easy to go in there and do that particular scene, the second one where he's actually auditioning, and see them walk away from that and go, "Oh, he's just a s–ty actor." What we wanted to do is tell a story: it's not that he's a bad actor at all, actually. He's a fish out of water and he can't function without his sister. They removed his safety net and he's just scared. He's intimidated by this girl [Tony nominee Olivia Maine, played by Salem's Janet Montgomery], and he's a little insecure about the whole thing. His charm is not working, so he's just got to find a different avenue to figure it out. That's not him as a bad actor, that's him just falling on his face.
It's like sometimes when you watch basketball… I grew up on Michael Jordan, and I saw him miss important shots. It doesn't say anything about his basketball playing ability; it's just a certain situation. I'm glad you picked up on that, that it's not like Kevin's a bad actor, it's just that he's scared and unable to make it work.
There's a moment when Kevin first comes into the theater and he refers to the playwright as a "screenwriter" and she corrects him, and he says, "Well, you know, I mean you gotta start somewhere." It reminded me of someone like Suzanne Sugarbaker on Designing Women. Kevin's a self-absorbed character who can say something horrible, but it's not malicious, so you still like him.
That's so funny that you brought that up because how that came about was, we all walked into this room — I think it was the first time I'd been in that room — and I was working with all new actors, and I was trying to figure out who they were. I actually said, "You're this person. You're that person." I'm introducing myself, and I introduced myself to [that actress], and I was like, "Oh, you're the screenwriter, right?" I'm on stage and she goes, "Playwright." I was like, "Yeah, well, we've got to start somewhere." Everybody started laughing, and then we just ended up using it. It worked because you're right, he's not trying to insult anyone at all. He's on her side, right? [Laughs] It's like, "Hey, man. Good for you. Maybe you'll get there."
Kevin gets the role, and his co-star, Ms. Maine, is not happy about it. She says the producers think The Manny star will sell tickets. But I'd like to think they saw some chemistry between them during Kevin's audition when they were bickering on stage.
I have to tell you, I have never in my life been a part of a show where they give you so much artistic freedom. That scene where he's melting down, it was maybe a page or something. They just kept the camera rolling. It was like, "Just go. Just do your thing." Unfortunately, I've had those [kind of auditions]. There was one situation where it went kind of that poorly. It was close. I think I knocked something over and broke it. I think I spilled something. Even though I knew my lines, they weren't coming out of my mouth. It was a very similar situation. They just let me go crazy with that scene. We really have something special with the cast and the crew, and Dan. Everything's in the writing obviously.
[Janet] sitting there looking at me… I think you have to be a very generous actor to be able to play someone who is so cold-hearted and not generous at all and sort of mean-spirited.
So we'll be seeing more of that dynamic in the show presumably, as they rehearse the play?
Yes. You'll see a bunch of stuff. It's pretty funny to think what happens between the two of them, as far as breaking each other down. She thinks she's got Kevin's number, but in fact, she doesn't…
Where is his head at now?
It's an interesting thing… He was on that show, The Manny, and it was all about, "My God, I can't believe they're making me do this." He was proud of the show at first, and then he becomes embarrassed to be on it. It turned into something he didn't think it was going to be. He decided he wanted to be a legit actor. He's an artist. Now it's like, "Okay, this is where the rubber meets the road. Great. You've got the part. Wonderful, terrific. Now you have to actually do it." That's where the nerves feed in and it's like, "Oh, wait. I thought this was what I wanted, and now that it's time to do it, I'm horrified."
I think he gets very discouraged very easily, and I think he also is able to build himself back up because Kate's not there to do it. You've got to figure out some way to do it. He becomes a survivor. I think these are the things he's learning — how to fix situations like an adult. With the acting, and with his relationship with his brother, and all that kind of stuff… hopefully he'll find a love interest soon, and he'll be well on his way to becoming President of the United States of America. [Laughs]
You mentioned his relationship with Randall (Sterling K. Brown). Kevin ends up at Randall's house at the end of the hour, after we've seen young Kevin's resentment of his brother flare-up again at the pool before the family ends their day snuggling. What do you like about that relationship between adult Kevin and Randall? What are you looking forward to exploring there?
What I like about it is I think it shows Kevin's heart. I think it shows he has some regrets as to how things were his whole life and growing up with his brother. Even though they haven't gotten along ever, he's still his brother and he still loves him and he's still trying to mend that relationship a little bit.
Anytime I play this character, I allow him to do whatever, as long as Kevin leads with his heart. I feel like it earns all the other "What is he doing?" goofy s–t that he does. It earns the selfish part, if you show that he leads with his heart. He doesn't know any better.
So I'm looking forward to that, and, personally, selfishly, I've been loving working with Sterling, and Susan [Kelechi Watson, who plays Randall's wife, Beth] is fantastic, and Ron [Cephas Jones, who plays Randall's biological father, William] is phenomenal. Episode 5 is my favorite one we shot so far.
Watch the cast discuss the episode:
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"The judge might not be particularly concerned about safety, but we're hoping the CPUC is," Maltbie said.
Maltbie declared a state of emergency in October and sought to have the 3.8-mile natural gas pipeline — known as line 147 — shut down after receiving copies of internal PG&E emails that questioned its integrity. As a precaution against an explosion, PG&E lowered the gas pressure in line 147 from 330 pounds per square inch to 125 pounds.
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Bushey also pointed out that the commission's Safety and Enforcement Division reviewed PG&E's information and determined it was "adequate to support the conclusion that pressure on the lines could be safely restored to 330 psig (pounds per square inch gauge)."
Maltbie said that at the commission's Nov. 18 and Nov. 20 hearings, attorneys representing San Carlos asked Bushey to give the city more time so its experts could review the information presented by PG&E and finish its own investigation of the pipeline and the utility's records.
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