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also, when the arena fireworks start with the wide view, look to the left side of the screen where one of the fireworks burst out a bit shaped image.
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Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 12:21 am
also, when the arena fireworks start with the wide view, look to the left side of the screen where one of the fireworks burst out a bit shaped image.
Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2010 1:10 pm
The Day Flynn Went Missing
I'm not sure if this belongs here, and I don't feel like starting a new thread, but on what day did Flynn go missing? So far, I think he went missing on Decmber 26-27, 1989. This is assuming the movie takes place on December 17, 2010 (the release date of the movie) and subtracting Flynn's logon time shown on his "office" computer (20:11:20:16:22:16:35, from what I can remember).
Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2010 10:45 am
I liked how his first hint that he wasn't really where he appeared to be was when he reached for his LED flashlight, and it wasn't there anymore.
Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 6:48 pm
Neville Page (character Designer, Specialty Costume Designer, Prop Design on Tron Legacy) mentioned that Sam's leather jacket changes when he is transported onto the grid. In the "real" world, the jacket is natural leather, on the grid it becomes a synthetic (shiny) leather. It's a subtle change, but it's there.
Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 4:42 pm
The fireworks above the game grid arena had dead on Bit shapes. I'm sure that was intentional.
Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 2:26 pm
did anyone else think that they were slapping at Star Wars when Sam first gets his lightcycle baton and he swings it like a lightsaber and asks what he does with it? (and then Jarvis replies, "I'll give you a hint...not that.", asserting this ain't no Star Wars)
also i didnt know where to put this, but there were numerous parallels between the beginning of the film and later in the film:
When Quorra and Sam escape from the Arena Sam says "We're not gonna make it" and they make it. Then Quorra replies with "Made it." They switch lines when they jump of of the tower on the Rectifier.
In the flashback Tron gets knocked down and says "Flynn go!" and Flynn runs away. When Sam and Quorra fight Rinzler on the Rectifier she gets knocked down and says "Sam go!" and instead he stays and fights (To me this means that Clu would have been brought down during the fight in the flashback if only Flynn stayed to fight).
There's the whole helicopter spotlight/Recognizer spotlight parallel.
One last one that I didnt catch the first time was that during the flashback they never show Clu actually strike Tron with the disc...he just thrusts it toward Tron and it cuts to Flynn's reaction. In the scene in front of the portal when Clu discovers he has Quorra's disc and not Flynn's he recoils the disc and appears to almost kill Flynn (and in the same manner as he did to Tron in the flashback) but instead he smashes the disc into the ground. Seems like that's what he did during the fight with Tron as well.
Alsoooo, just a theory about how Clu was going to move everything out of the grid (aka my rebuttal to everyone saying it was absurd). When Clu placed Flynn's disc in that podium in the Rectifier, the entire ship's circuitry got brighter. I believe that when the disc was placed in the podium, everything on the ship (including inanimate objects) gained the identity of Flynn. If the server "read" the ship as Flynn, it would spit it out of the Shiva laser.
Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 1:54 pm
Re: 'Bits' in the pad
I posted this elsewhere... they're not the same geometric shape as the neutral bits, they're only reminiscent. The closest most recognizable shape here is the wooden desktop puzzles - a rhombic star
Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 9:27 am
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When I was watching the film, the "bits" seemed to be simple repainted Rubik's Stars. Now I'm wondering if maybe they weren't just solid shapes for the film. I thought they were something like a Tetraminx/Pyraminx or Alexander's Star, but they're not. Nor are they any of the dozens of variations listed
(I don't think) I had a clear picture of them in my mind but have looked at so many variants, I'm not sure, now. Can anyone confirm if they are or aren't an existing Rubik's variant?
Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 2:30 am
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What were the two figures that CLU was looking at in Flynn's place? I seemed to think they were limited edition gold/silver Rubik's Snake/Twists put into a star pattern.
Am I misremembering those things originally? Could they not be shaped in that star-like pattern?
I know that this is old news, but I have an old rubik's snake on my coffee table that I play with while watching tv and you could not make those shapes with it.
Sorry for the late response but I was just excited to know!
Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 2:29 am
Maybe I'm mis-remembering things, but it just occurred to me that the little geometric shapes on the mantle of Kevin Flynn's 'hideaway' looked like tiny cubes made of bits... like they were stacked in a 2x2x2 pattern.
Which means a total of eight bits, connected together.
Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 12:55 am
That would be Journey - Separate Ways
Followed of course by Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams
Yes, I was enjoying the music in this film almost too much. Last time I got into the music in a film as much was Watchmen - but you had to be the right age in that part of the 80s to get it (like Zack and I were).
Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 12:36 am
Hey, can anyone tell me what song was playing on the jukebox right when Sam started it up? It seems like someone said it was Journey, but I don't listen to much of their stuff so I couldn't identify it....
I wouldn't be concerned, but one of my friends asked me about it, so now I'm turning to you guys. *insert obvious star wars geek "you're my only hope" reference here
Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 12:24 am
I'm fairly certain this has probably been posted in other threads, but just in case....
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I couldn't help but laugh with glee when Kevin says to Sam "The only winning move is not to play!"
Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2010 11:29 pm
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So, with the TRON poster in young Sam's room... does that mean that in that world, TRON was made into a movie too? Or a video game, created by Kevin? I thought that was odd when I saw it.
It's a game.
Right, but isnt that Bruce on the poster?
No. It's Tron.
Besides, any resemblance to Alan Bradley can be easily explained in-world... after all, as was explained in an online video interview (shortly before the Wondercon Press Conference), Alan explained that Kevin Flynn occasionally called HIM 'Tron', much to Alan's confusion. Then, when Flynn decided to start production on the video game "Tron", he probably directed the art production to use Alan's likeness (or at least similar to it) for all promotional materials surrounding the game.
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Actually, I think that makes the smartphone more secure than something which can be grabbed, or just picked up from wherever you absent-mindedly left it.
I assume the smartphone would be used for calls (and we'd all look like characters from Star Trek), but I am having trouble visualizing it being anything but bulky. It would need to be compact not to look (and feel) stupid.
"I look forward to seeing how the market would receive these but that might mean walking with a smartphone displayed to the public. In the very insecure streets that could get your hand cut off or hurt by snatchers."
You are right but I believe that since it looks like a wristwatch so no one can identify it actually, in a glimpse...but if (unfortunately) you had a long "conversation" with the robbers than your iwatch would be in danger and not only the iwatch, in this situation, your other gadgets which are not exposed to the public will also be in peril.
"I would like to have some of my media 'live' after my demise. But, how to do it seems to be not clear. Do I want a 'memorial' page? Do I want to just keep my sites going as if I'm alive, but maybe with a disclaimer that I'm not?"
@ kq4ym-Some people do this actually.When their loved ones died they simply create a page "A memorial one" and share and cherished all those precious moments which they had spent with him/her with their social circle and try to lessen their grief to some extent in this way...
I think sometimes people don't want to let go of their loved ones and hitting 'delete' on their Facebook account is another way that they're canceling their deceased relative's life. For example, when my father-in-law died, my mother-in-law kept the utilities in his name; it wasn't laziness or a lack of understanding of how to change the name--she did remove his name from bank accounts. But she liked having his name on the electric and water bill (I asked her about it). I'd imagine this same process, only more so, travels over to social media. Psychologically, if you cancel someone's Facebook account you're going beyond "unfriending" them. Thankfully, I haven't faced this so I'm only trying to envision the scenario.
As to posting, because of all the automated apps and systems, there's a lot of movement and activity on Facebook specifically without any user intervention. So you could almost be as active on FB while dead as you are while alive!
It's not so much the idea of an online social profile remaining in place after death, as the idea of it continuing as active, with people making comments and liking stuff. That's creepy.
What does everyone think about the Brazilian company that reportedly had the "iPhone" name back in 2000? Is this a bunch of noise about nothing? I figure since Apple won over the Beatles, they shouldn't have any problems with this consumer electronics company -- although I'd guess it will cost them some cash.
It does seem, Nimantha, that people are willing to spend money on new things like iPads, Kindles, and the other tablets -- in other words, things that aren't replacements but are brand new to them. I'd guess that wearable devices fall under the same idea, that folk want to buy new and exciting technologies and devices. I don't like wearing watches so this one doesn't do it for me -- but there are lots of different wearables that I've read about that sound super cool.
My neighbor died more than a year ago and her family has not removed her Facebook page. It was a bit disconcerting at first, although now that - of course - there is no "activity" on her FB page, her name and face rarely show up on my timeline any more. I am less concerned about my social media presence after I die, but I do have my passwords written down in a secure place so my husband can get into my email and password-protected accounts if I keel over unexpectedly, especially those that use an incorrect DOB (on purpose). You'd think the financial stuff is covered by an estate but, certainly, the ones with no real evidence of financial value could be argued over if there's a family divide.
Kicheko : Would be really interesting to see the new gadgets and how they hit the market. I still feel that people are hungry for new gadgets eventhough the economy is not that strong as earlier. That is a good sign indeed.
Clearly FB has the consumer marketshare for socail media but in the professional world other than linked in who is seeing real values from social and what rois are peopel tracking when it comes to social media?


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For our last full day in Salta & our final free day in Argentina, we'd planned another tour. This one, however, was a bit different. This time, our guide & driver were two separate people. We rode in a little bus rather than a pickup truck, would be making fewer stops & wouldn't be hanging out in any strange, tiny outposts with mummies or singing gauchos.
Instead, we'd sit in our comfy seats while our guide pointed out all the cool shit on the side of the road, the cool shit we'd see later & various stories about the area. Then we'd go check out a winery before being set loose to run amok in the town of Cafayate.
Like our previous tour, we made a few stops to check out the scenery & take photos. The only problem with making these stops is that Olivier is part monkey & cannot resist the urge to climb on rocks & things, so he'd wander off, then a little bit later, I'd have to wave him back down from wherever he'd perched himself.
Along the road to Cafayate, there are various rock formations that appear to look like something else. We cruised past them in a vehicle, so it was difficult to get decent photos, not to mention the fact that imagination also plays a big part in being able to see that this rock formation really does look like a solemn monk, or that this other one looks like giant toes.
The most impressive was "The Titanic." Well, because it looked like the Titanic sinking.
We continued on until we arrived at a winery, where we were given brief tour & then anyone who wanted to could attend a tasting. There were about a dozen of us in the bus, but only four of us were at the tasting because most people are weirdos. So, Olivier & I tried out a few of the wines with an unfriendly German & a painfully shy Australian.
Everyone else scurried back to the bus while Olivier stopped to buy some wine & I shot the shit with our guide.
"So, you live in France, but you come from where in the United States?"
"Colorado. You just follow the mountains up a while & there it is."
"Ah! You're from Colorado? It's not so different than here, then?"
I looked at his sandy brown hair, his sunglasses propped up on his head… T-shirt, fleece jacket, hands in his pockets like he hadn't a care in the world. The way he looked, he could've been from Colorado himself.
"Nah," I said. "Not so different at all."
A few blocks away, we stopped for a couple of hours so that all of us tourists could explore, get some lunch, or loiter in the park.
Olivier & I went to a restaurant with a big, shady patio so we could eat outside. Since I'd gone overboard with the empanadas, we decided to get a big, hot grill full of meat. Going to Argentina & not trying out the beef is a shame (sorry, herbivores) & I didn't feel like I'd made my red meat quota, so I was pretty excited about it.
Maybe a little too excited. This grill had a variety of meat sizzling on it & it all looked great. I grabbed a piece of liver. It was good. Then I had a some steak. I was on a roll & there was no stopping me. That, combined with me being a somewhat adventurous eater was not good.
Olivier tried to talk me out of putting that piece of kidney meat in my mouth, but I just wouldn't fucking listen… & I paid a terrible price: a mouth full of urine-soaked meat sponge.
I don't care how good you think your reasons are, I caution you all to NEVER, EVER PUT A MEATY URINE SPONGE IN YOUR MOUTH.
Once we'd all been gathered up in the bus again, we stopped at a few more natural attractions, the most interesting one being the natural amphitheater. Of course, there were more monkey shenanigans when Olivier decided to climb all over the place, this time inspiring a couple of fellow travelers to engage in the hijinks.
Then, our guide informed us that it was time for the "surprise." I wasn't too excited, assuming that "surprise" meant some quaint roadside bullshit, or another wacky rock formation. But, it turned out that the quaint roadside bullshit was super-cute & fun, as they took us to a little place with llamas.
Even though I was bursting with giddiness, I patiently waited for all the other passengers to exit the bus safely & assisted the elderly down the steps.
Nah… I'm just kidding. It took all my self-control not to shove people out of the bus in all my excitement to pet the llamas.
After we'd finished with all that, it was time to head back toward the hotel. Being in a group, this means our little bus dropped each person off at their lodgings, rather than dumping us all off at one place. One by one, we waved goodbye. "Au revoir, ciao, bye, adios." Whatever.
Even our guide was dropped off before Olivier & I were, our hotel being farther out of town than anyone else. So, we moved up to the front of the bus. We hadn't really spoken to the driver all day, so Olivier started chatting with him in Spanish, as the driver spoke no English. Me, I don't speak much Spanish, aside from a few useful or ridiculous phrases, but I understood all right, so I just did a lot of smiling & nodding.
By the time we reached our hotel, the two of them were high-fiving, engaged in some big discussion about rugby, talking about the driver's kids, fist-bumping & being best friends.
This is pretty much how it was with most of the people we talked with during our time in Argentina. Talking to a new person is as comfortable & fun as talking to someone you've known for a long time. I felt no sense of stiffness & formality… a person doesn't have to know you well enough to joke with you – they're willing to kid around & laugh with you right off.
It's a place that makes you friendly… even when you're not a friendly person. Which I'm not.
Then there's the feeling of being closer to home, even though Paris is actually about a thousand miles closer to Colorado than Buenos Aires is, it is culturally a world away. People in Argentina don't find it strange to smile at a stranger. I talked to some of them about it. They told me that it's normal; it's friendly & nice. As many people know, this is not the case in many parts of Europe, especially in & around Paris.
While talking to some of my new Argentinian friends, we had a laugh over the chaotic streets of Paris.
"City plans should be in a grid."
"Indeed they should. I got lost over & over again in Paris. Four lefts should make a circle, not a zigzag that takes you to the next quarter."
"And it's so dark in Paris in the winter. 8am. Nothing but darkness."
"Yeah. Even the faces of the Parisians. Dark all winter long."
"It's too bad they don't smile more. It'd brighten things up."
"It sure would. Let's have another beer. And smile!"
The endless fashion show that is part of the daily life in France was a world away. In Argentina, everyone was relaxed, casual. Strolling around the city sidewalks in a pair of shorts & sandals on a hot day was normal & not a colossal offense answered with silent sneers & derisive frowns.
I mentioned this to one of the locals I talked to; that I felt so relaxed & comfortable.
"Well, we're not without our problems. Just like any place, I think," she said.
"True enough," I said. "But the human thing. You guys seem to have that figured out."
She shrugged. "If you have that, everything else works out, I suppose."
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Subaru WRX 2011-2013, Control Towers Foot Pack (8000214) by Yakima®. These towers were designed to support Yakima round cross bars on vehicles with factory adjustable roof tracks or fixed mounting points, or if a permanent installation is desired. They're super easy to remove and install, but installation requires vehicle specific landing pads (sold separately) to ensure proper fit. Constructed with a powder coated steel superstructure and glass reinforced nylon shell, Control Towers can be locked to the vehicle to prevent theft with the optional SKS lock cores and keys. The Control Towers Foot Pack comes with installation instructions and cross bar end caps.
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Classical resolutions for 2013
On behalf of classical music, that enormous and unruly set of institutions which of course all heed what I say, I promise the following for 2013:
1. Taking a cue from the U.S. Congress, that model of sound judgment and prudent planning, all American orchestras will set a deadline of January 1, 2014 to institute sweeping and permanant changes that will stop, once and for all, the constant battles that almost drowned out the music made by those few which actually gave concerts this year (I know, an exaggeration, but that's permitted in satire). And if they don't, they should all immediately go over the "orchestral cliff" and out of business.
2. A binding truce will be called in the 100-year musical war between and among "high" culture, "low" culture, modernism, post-modernism, pre-modernism and plain old anything-ism. As the late Rodney King would have said, "can't we all play along?"
3. Decisions about what music is and is not important, significant, relevant and, you know, good, will no longer be made by composers, performers, presenters, professors, critics or even bloggers. Starting this year, they will be made by the audience.
4. After an appropriate 12-year period of mourning, the music of the 20th century will be laid to rest in 2013 alongside that of all previous centuries, and henceforth will only be exhumed and performed when the audience asks for it (see no. 3).
5. Anyone classical insider who thinks things are just fine, and that we should just keep going along the way we are, should immediately be ordered to attend 12 sessions (one for each note) of denial therapy. The costs of these sessions will be withdrawn from the salaries of any classical professional who has publicly advocated for more public funding for classical music.
6. Every participant in classical music at any level will do something positive every day to propel the art form ahead. Every participant who persists in holding the art form back will be cut loose and ignored.
7. Anyone caught saying that classical music is superior to the other kinds will be required to affix to their clothing a large scarlet S. Which stands for "snob."
8. Anyone who replies to any of these blog posts, positively, negatively or anything in-between, will receive the blessings of the classical gods (and one classical blogger). And happy new year and happy listening to all!
20th Century Audience Wishlist
Your scare tactics are working. We love the 20th century! Bring it back! Let's make a list of things we love! (By the way, do you wait for audience requests before playing music from other centuries?)
Bartok - Bagatelles, Roumanian Dances, Concerto for Orchestra
Vaughan Williams - Symphony no. 3, Symphony no. 5
Prokofiev - Symphony no. 1, Symphony no. 5, Cinderella, Romeo & Juliet, Piano sonatas
Poulenc - Sonatas for wind and brass instruments (any)
Gershwin - Porgy & Bess, Piano Concerto
Debussy - Afternoon of a Faun, L'isle joyeuse, Preludes for piano, Nocturnes
Berg - Violin Concerto
Schoenberg - Transfigured Night
Reich - Piano Phase
Adams - In the White Silence, Short Ride in a Fast Machine
Stravinsky - Firebird, Petrouchka, Rite of Spring
Copland - Appalachian Spring
Orff - Carmina Burana
Mahler - Symphony no. 6
Shostakovich - Symphony no. 5, Preludes and fugues for piano
Hindemith - Four Temperaments, Ludus Tonalis
Ravel - Tombeau de Couperin
Villa-Lobos - Bachianas brasileiras
Martinu - Symphony no. 1, Etudes and polkas
Janacek - Sinfonietta, On an Overgrown Path
Ives - Three Places in New England
Mompou - Canciones and danzas
Still - Symphony no. 1
Tippett - Symphony no. 2
Higdon - blue cathedral (this one might actually be 21st century, not sure)
Louie - I skip through the sky with stars
Hovhaness - God Created the Whales
Britten - War Requiem
Part - Fratres, Sonatine, For the Healing of Anyuschka
I could go on but I'm running out of time! Also lots of opera and chamber music that I've left out...
What a great list!
Most of these we already play, a few we should play (isn't Tippett's Symphony No. 2 an insanely cool piece?), and a few we can't just drop in every day (e.g., War Requiem, Ludus Tonalis). And yes, I have a standing order from my listeners on music from previous centuries. Thanks!
quite the entertaining list
in 2013 I promise to read more lists ;>)
also, I promise to listen almost entirely to music that I like!
yeah, 20th century music! I mean, you know, that "new" music of which some of it is only like 110 or so years old.
I also love to go way way back to the radical 19th century.
thank those classical gods for 2 "great" centuries.
and happy DJing to you.
You're welcome, Anon, and
You're welcome, Anon, and happy listening! Contrary to my grumpy impression, I think the 20th may have been classical music's coolest century ever. But some of its styles, however they fit the spirit of their time, need to stop being considered current and thus in need of programming despite the apathy of the audience. Let them compete with all other historical styles is what I say.
I often hear what you like about the 20th century.
yes, some of its styles actually went to the extremes, which in art forms seem to be very much beyond what is enjoyable by the vast majority of persons. But hey, I like some of those extremes which many would even call noise.
I think you are certainly wise to not program that stuff (even the "best" of it).
And I could get quite grumpy about the 18th century, but live and let live.
happy new year.


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This is a great place to stay even though it's a little far from Station 1 and 2, where all the action is happening... The rooms are a good size and have all you need. The breakfast buffet needs a little work as there's not much variety.
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This bed and breakfast was very chilled and relaxed, we enjoyed our stay with this hotel. If you're looking for that beach-y and relaxing ambiance along with that tropical Filipino feel, I would recommend this place. The rooms are kept clean and services work well. The staff were very helpful and friendly, and made us feel right at home. The breakfast itself were very decent and there were enough choices that it won't bore you (I tried both Filipino [tapsilog] and Western [banana pancakes] breakfast). One of the best parts about this place is the literal adaption of its name. Staying here will make you feel lazy because it's so very cozy. We were even able to have our breakfast in the balcony as it was a short distance from their canteen kitchen. Although situated on the quieter side of the island, the location proved to decent enough to walk to the famous White Beach. Check-in and out went smoothly and you can request them to arrange transport back to the jetty port. Highly recommended!
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