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Since the engine is out of the car, it is much easier for me to put up some finished pictures from below, which is where most of the action is. Particularly the water hoses and connections for the oil/water heat exchanger. I couldn't seem to find the Greddy instructions in this thread (it's probably there, I may have simply missed it), but just in case this is the link to the pdf file. It's in Japanese, but the drawings are very worthwhile.
I noticed on some cars that the throtte cable angle was an issue. I purchased a Greddy throttle body adaptor from Nengun and it came with a bracket that goes between the standard throttle cable bracket and the mounting holes on the plenum. It straightens the throttle cable alignment. I will post up a picture of that as well.
I also noticed that some guys have used the water supply fittings for the turbo incorrectly. In order for water to flow through the piepwork and around the turbo core there needs to be a pressure differential between the source of the water and the return. That is usually accomplished by having the return plumbed in before the thermostat. The thermostat, even when it is fully open, forms a flow limiter and hence the water pump creates a partial vacuum on the radiator side of the thermostat. So having the water source and the return both plumbed into the rear of the block is not a good idea, as the pressure would be almost equal and very little water will flow. What I have done is to plumb the return into the fitting that comes out of the thermostat encasement on the block.
It also concerns me that most guys haven't re-used the air bleed, that standard is mounted at the highest point of the inlet plenum. This is also not a good idea as it removes the capability for the bleeding out of any air trapped in the cooling system. As everyone knows air in the cooling systems is not a good idea as it leads to hot spots at various places in the cylinder head which can cause cracking and/or warping due to temperature differential and also detonation due to localised heating. So I have plumbed the bleed vent and its 3 pipes back into the revised cooling system. One pipe goes to the throttle body cooling return, another to the turbo return (as mentioned above) and the third to the rear of the block. Hopefully the pictures will make it easier to understand.
As some may remember I purchased the inlet manifold/plenum to save some cost. So I could use top feed injectors (that I have plenty of) instead of side feeds (that I would have to buy). I thought I would be able to simply buy the alloy adaptors to fit the top feed injectors into the side feed holes in the inlet manifold. But apparently they are only sold (at $400 or so) with a Greddy top feed fuel rail, which I don't need as I have plenty of standard RB top feed fuel rails. So what I thought I would do is get our race team fabricator to machine up some adaptors out of alloy on the lathe. While he is doing it he may as well do a few more sets, so I thought I would ask if anyone else needs a set.
incredibly intresting as i have hot spot issue's i think. sometimes my gauge spikes etc however its the wroung sender for my car *rb25 cefiro*.. also i get excesive knock on the powerfc at stupidly light throttle always at 3000rpm even with less then std timming. readings of 70...
would it be possibly for me just to hook up a hotspot reserviour for the cooling system and just by-pass the throttle body? as ive remooved the throttle preheats.... whats your thoughts?
p.s also could you get those pics up as i want to see how you did your cooling lines.
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Editor's note: After the tragic news of the death of 14-month-old Daxton Borchardt broke, Bridget McCarthy, a Delavan mother who lost her 11-year-old daughter in a traffic accident, wrote a blog about what to do and not do around a grieving mom.
"A mama's heart doesn't break, it shatters." That's one of the ways McCarthy describes the heart-wrenching experience of a mother losing her daughter, Avery. After Avery's death, McCarthy said friends, family, neighbors and even people she barely knew showed an outpouring of support, which has helped rebuild her shattered heart.
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Yesterday the world lost the most precious 14-month-old little boy. I didn't know him. I didn't really even know his mother except as an occasional passing in the halls at school and as a picture in our yearbook. Years pass and, although we live in the same small community, we're only in touch through the shared stories of others. But I know the feeling of a mother's heart imploding.
My heart was so heavy last night. Not another baby. I was angry. Didn't Avery take one for the team? Wasn't that enough? Why?
I thought about this mom a mom now without. She is going to have to be strong. So incredibly, unbelievably, strong. She is going to need help. Our help.
But how?
1) Shut up
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Seriously. Keep your opinions and your comments and your judgements to yourself. She doesn't want to hear them. You weren't there. I wasn't there. Just like I didn't want to hear your opinions about young drivers and cars without side air bags. I can beat myself up enough without you helping. She is beating herself up in ways that none of us can imagine right now. She doesn't need to hear about dogs. This isn't about dogs. Whether dogs are good or bad. Whether kids should be allowed around dogs or not. What breed of dogs are good or bad. Don't you get it? She doesn't want to hear about the dogs. She doesn't want to think about the dogs. She just wants her arms to hold her child.
Also: you don't know. Even if you think you do; you don't. I've lost a child and even I don't know. So do not say that you do.
Let me say it again because it is that important: you do not know.
2) Just listen
Seriously. You don't have to say anything. Just listen. If she wants to talk about her son, listen. If she wants to yell and rail and be angry, listen. If she wants to sob in your arms, just wrap your arms around her tightly, and listen. You do not need to fill the air with words. Some of the greatest people who helped me simply held my hand and looked at me with tears in their eyes. I knew they cared deeply. I knew they didn't know what to say. I also knew they were filled with an incredible amount of love and hurt and compassion.
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3) Feed Her
She won't want to eat. But someone, please make her take a bite now and then. And have her drink water. A swallow here, a swallow there. Her broken heart doesn't care about food. Care enough for her. Also, she won't starve if she doesn't have a full complete meal, so quit harping on it.
You'll want to bring food — because that's what we do. We feed grief. Bring it in containers that don't need to be returned. Don't make her try to remember which pan goes with which person. I had someone bring me a casserole in a brand new glass pan and told me to keep it. I don't know what it is about that pan that just smiles at me with so much love... but it does.
Another helpful hint is to make a full meal but package it up for freezing purposes.
I got a lasagna that was brought over in individual bagged slices. All I had to do was pull one out of the freezer, put in on a plate and warm it up. That was so helpful.
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Too much food goes to waste. Here's some other ideas: paper plates, cups, silverware, napkins. (She isn't going to want to do dishes.) Clean her house. (I had someone come and dust my fake ficus tree. I didn't notice until much later how sparkling clean my house was. She isn't going to want to vacuum or wash mirrors.) Toilet paper, saline solution, hand soap... all those things she isn't going to want to go to the store for. And right now, emotionally, she doesn't need to go to the store for more toilet paper.
5) Pictures
When something horrific happens to your child the mind seems to get stuck on images that you cannot erase. The images that Jadrian has from when she got back into the car and held her sister have haunted her. Traumatized her. They threaten to take over who Avery truly was. We put pictures up. On the counter, table, end table, on top of the TV — even in the car. Smiling from every direction. One of the counselors suggested we carry a favorite picture of Avery around with us in a pocket, so that no matter where we are when the awful images start we can pull out the truth and focus on true beauty.
If you have a picture of Kim's little boy — give it to her. It doesn't matter if he's in the background, it's just the side of his face, or a foot. It's him.
One of my favorite photos someone gave me was a picture of Avery from a birthday party a couple years back. She's in the far corner with her head turned. But it's the only picture I have where I can see her neck. Oh, that beautiful neck.
6) Mail
I kind of struggle with this one. In the beginning the mail was so much. I didn't know how to focus on the words written inside (and the words don't have to be anything amazing - just "I am praying for you." It helps a heart heal bit by bit.) and by the time my mental faculties returned the mail dwindled down to a trickle.
Now, four months later, we just have bills. So I suggest this one for the long term as well as the immediate.
Share a memory of her son — even if you don't think it is one. "I remember seeing you at the grocery store with him in the cart; he was smiling and so precious." It's a way of telling this Mama that you saw him. He was here. And he will always be here, living on in the memories of others.
7) Gift
There will be bills. So many bills. Ambulance, hospital, Flight For Life, emergency response, funeral expenses that no one ever wants to think about, especially when we're talking about a child who should still be in his mother's arms. (And funerals are really, really expensive.)
There will be insurance nightmares and fees for things that hurt a broken heart even more. (Side note suggestion: when the time comes, bring a large envelope to put the death certificates in when you pick them up. That one about brought me to my knees.)
This Mama will be looking at a bed her son will never again sleep in. She will be remembering his tiny hand wrapped around a toy truck and the way he looked when he first woke up from a nap.
She doesn't need to be worrying about bills. In fact, she'll probably forget to pay the ones that were due this week because her mind isn't focused on electricity or car payments. If you are able, ten or twenty dollars adds up.
8) Avoid
Avoid the details. Avoid the graphic descriptions. Avoid pictures of the accident scene.
I had a fabulous group of supporters that made sure I didn't see any pictures of the car my daughter died in. I never saw a newspaper article (or the comments following). No one spoke about seeing anything.
If they saw it, they kept it to themselves. For some reason our society is keen on that... needing to know the details.
The shattered Mama's heart just wants to savor the details of her child, his touch, his voice, his smile, the way she could breathe him in under the assumption she would be able to breathe him in until she turned old and gray.... don't bring any unnecessary details or descriptions to her.
Those are conversations we know you're having, but have them in private, away from the ears of the grieving mother.
Mostly, the best thing to do is pray.
Pray with all your might.
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Now I don't want the rain water to form any rust on my gears and chains so what should I do now?
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From the moment Omar Rodriguez-Lopez and Cedric Bixler-Zavala left At the Drive-In to form The Mars Volta over a decade ago, the duo and their co-conspirators have made a conscious effort to challenge even their staunchest fans and completely confound their easily befuddled critics.
Finding their general direction somewhere in the floating nexus of Neo Prog, Metal, Math Rock, Fusion, Psychedelia, Electronica, Space Rock and Latin American music, The Mars Volta has applied their dizzyingly complex genre formula to straightforward album structures, song cycles and full blown concept albums with a constant eye towards disrupting music's status quo, whatever that happens to be at any given moment.
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Noctourniquet finds The Mars Volta pursuing a sound they've characterized as Future Punk, a simplified (for them, anyway) version of their standard musical calculus. "Empty Vessels Make the Loudest Sound" is nearly a gorgeous Pop ballad with Pearl Jam's heart and Metallica's verve, while the album's first single, "The Malkin Jewel" (listen below), has the reeling barroom swagger of Nick Cave covering Kurt Weill. Like 2009's Octahedron, Noctourniquet offers moments of relative reflection ("Lapochka," "Trinkets Pale of Moon"), serious intent ("In Absentia"), head spinning polyrhythms ("Molochwalker") and blistering intensity ("Zed and Two Naughts").
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Electro Takes Center Stage In Three International Spider-Man 2 Posters
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The Amazing Spider-Man 2 viral site, The Daily Bugle, has been entertaining Spidey fans with speculation as to what villains might lurk on the fringe of Marc Webbs expanding universe. Puma, The Enforcers and the Shocker have all been hinted at (even if we dont believe theyll actually make it into Webbs sequel). Now Sonys putting the emphasis back on a villain we KNOW will be in Mays movie: Electro, as played by Jamie Foxx.
The new international posters for Spider-Man 2 were shared by various sources (Digital Spy, IGN and Oleg Gaikos Twitter feed), and they pit Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield) against his electrical nemesis, notably in the Times Square battle. Take a look at the other two one-sheets.
And that Times Square battle I just mentioned was showcased during ABCs New Years Eve countdown. In case you missed it, we have it here:
Despite the presence of the Rhino (Paul Giamatti) and a Goblin (Dane DeHaan) though maybe not THE Green Goblin Webb has been saying that Electro is his main villain, and these posters serve to remind us that Foxx will help carry ASM 2 as he locks horns with Garfields web-slinger. And that has been the case since Comic-Con, when Sony launched a marketing campaign centered around the villains arrival in San Diego.
And there likely will be plenty more as we build up to the May 2 release of The Amazing Spider-Man 2. There has been a lot of conversation about the future of Sonys Spider-Man series, with talk of The Sinister Six and spots for Venom or Carnage. Lets not get ahead of ourselves. Lets settle in for Electro, learn about the rise and fall of Max Dillon, and see where this cinematic antagonist fits into the growing tapestry that is the Spider-Man universe.
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What is closure? It is supposed to be included in Java 7. (Closures were discussed for inclusion in Java 7, but in the end were not included. -ed) Can anyone please provide me with some reliable references from where I can learn stuff about closures?
Here is Neal Gafter's blog one of the pioneers introducing closures in Java. His post on closures from January 28, 2007 is named A Definition of Closures On his blog there is lots of information to get you started as well as videos. An here is an excellent Google talk - Advanced Topics In Programming Languages - Closures For Java with Neal Gafter, as well.
A closure is a block of code that can be referenced (and passed around) with access to the variables of the enclosing scope.
Since Java 1.1, anonymous inner class have provided this facility in a highly verbose manner. They also have a restriction of only being able to use
Java SE 8 is intended to have a more concise version of this for single-method interfaces*, called "lambdas". Lambdas have much the same restrictions as anonymous inner classes, although some details vary randomly.
Lambdas are being developed under Project Lambda and JSR 335.
*Originally the design was more flexible allowing Single Abstract Methods (SAM) types. Unfortunately the new design is less flexible, but does attempt to justify allowing implementation within interfaces.
Please see this wiki page for definition of closure.
And this page for closure in Java 8: http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/lambda-dev/2011-September/003936.html
Also look at this Q&A: Closures in Java 7
According to Tom Hawtin
Now I'm trying to emulate the JavaScript closure example on Wikipedia, with a "straigth" translation to Java, in the hope to be useful:
Now the java part: Function1 is "Functor" interface with arity 1 (one argument). Closure is the class implementing the Function1, a concrete Functor that acts as function (int -> int). In the main() method I just instantiate foo as a Closure object, replicating the calls from the JavaScript example. The IntBox class is just a simple container, it behave like an array of 1 int:
int a[1] = {0}
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Java Closures are going to be a part of J2SE 8 and is set to be released by the end of 2012.
Java 8's closures support include the concept of Lambda Expressions, Method Reference, Constructor Reference and the Default Methods.
For more information and working examples for this please visit: http://amitrp.blogspot.in/2012/08/at-first-sight-with-closures-in-java.html
A closure implementation for Java 5, 6, and 7
It contains all one could ask for...
Yes,Closure (Lambda Expressions) is the new feature with the upcoming Java SE 8 release. You can get more info about this from the below link: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/javaOO/lambdaexpressions.html


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"Cat deaths in media always greatly upset me and make me angry as there's such a staunch contrast with death of or violence against dogs. Death of a dog is held up as a monstrous act of the highest magnitude, pretty much second to baby killing. Death of cats are often either played for laughs or rote steps for killers on their way to their "real" victims. I know this is mostly an extension of the trope of dogs being "man's best friend," but it also makes me wonder about it also being a manifestation of media's pervasive misogyny, due to women & cats and men & dogs often being paralleled with one another. "--- zyzzyva shares some great thoughts on cinematic cat murder and the directors, like Yorgos Lanthomos did with Dogtooth, who commit it.


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Villa Ladies Cup Final preview: Hunt - Enjoy the occasion
Joe Hunt wants his Villa Ladies to go out and "enjoy the occasion" of playing in the League Cup Final on Sunday.
Villa Ladies take on Leeds Ladies at York City, kick-off 2pm.
Hunt knows there will be nerves flying around for both sides, with the chance of silverware on the horizon.
But he doesn't want that to affect the delight of playing in a major showpiece event.
He said: "We are looking forward to the Final.
"It's important that my team enjoy the occasion and are able to relax at game-time.
"Nerves will play their part but it's a great learning curve for the group.
"We played Leeds Ladies the previous weekend and that was a evenly-contested draw.
"Both teams didn't give an inch. It was a physical encounter but one I'm sure both sets of players enjoyed.
"We've had a really good week since then on the training pitch.
"All twenty players have trained and done their best to impress.
"It's a difficult decision to pick sixteen from the twenty available.
"All of the squad have contributed over the season, especially in this cup run.
"There's a real determination about the group. We even had to cut short the pre-match training session because of the epic desire of the players to impress."
Hunt is thrilled to have so many of his emerging players performing well as they get set for the one-off encounter.
He added: "We have a lot of players that are in form at the moment. I'm hopeful that form will continue on Sunday.
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"We've had a good few weeks - making the Cup Final, gaining Super League status for next season and now we have the added bonus of playing our last home game on the Villa Park pitch.
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I haven't been a beginner in photoshop for a long time so I can't really say which one would be best for a beginner from personal experience (don't take that the wrong way though, i'm still learning things!).
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Grande Colonial Hotel In La Jolla Celebrates 100th Birthday With Year-Round Events
The oldest hotel in La Jolla turned 100 on Friday and will be celebrating in style throughout 2013. The Grande Colonial Hotel has been delighting guests and residents since grand opening day, February 1, 1913.
The Grande Colonial holds a very special place in La Jolla's history and a fond place in the hearts of many in the community. We join a very exclusive group of other hotels in San Diego that have celebrated such a milestone, including the Horton Grand, Hotel Del and US Grant."
–Terrence Underwood, general manager of the hotel since 1999, who has directed much of the hotel's restoration over the past decade.
Festivities to celebrate the Centennial will dot the 2013 calendar, helping one of San Diego's most established and luxurious hotels share the stories of the movers and shakers who have passed through its doors—athletes, movie stars, business leaders—in the 100 years since the hotel was founded. If only the walls could talk. We've stayed at the Grande Colonial Hotel, too. It's family-friendly with room service provided by NINE-TEN, one of my favorite restaurants in all of San Diego. You can easily walk to shops, restaurants and even the beach.
The hotel will offer specials and packages for overnight guests, monthly receptions for the community, throw-back cocktail menus and promotions at NINE-TEN Restaurant, and a variety of contests that will be promoted and accessible via social media channels, to name just a few. A historic booklet and video will also be unveiled and available for the enjoyment of residents and visitors alike.
The hotel is also interested in hearing from the community, sharing stories and photographs about the hotel and what it has meant to them. Those who contribute a memory between January and December 2013 will be eligible for a monthly drawing to win a vacation package combined with dinner at NINE-TEN. Along with stories, people are also encouraged to submit historical mementos from the hotel.
The Grande Colonial Hotel has been renovated and restored over the years with the most recent improvement to the lobby.
She looks pretty good for 100, right? Looking forward to celebrating!
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Thank you La Jolla Mom for this wonderful post. We do appreciate your continued support of the Grande Colonial and certainly this significant milestone in our history. It's going to be a very exciting year. And thank you too, Fawn Weaver, for your kudos. Hope to see you both soon in La Jolla!
Leslie Araiza
Director of Marketing
Grande Colonial & NINE-TEN
Kudos for achieving the milestone and the interiors look great indeed!


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The average purchase price of virtual goods in free-to-play games on mobile devices is $14, according to a new report. According to data collected by mobile analytics firm Flurry, consumers who make in-app purchases are willing to spend large amounts of money than they might have if they simply downloaded it for 99 cents. Flurry claims that 51 percent of in-app purchase transactions come from transactions that are $20 or more. The $20-or-more transactions account for only 13 percent of the total number of transactions.
"We were surprised the numbers were so high," says Peter Farago, vice president of marketing at Flurry. "Clearly, the high end of the spending drives the average up."
The group also claims that the digital distribution of games is disrupting the portable retail market dominated by the Nintendo DS and Sony PlayStation Portable devices. The revenue share of portable games for iOS and Android has risen from just 1 percent in 2008 to 34 percent in 2010, which is clearly a dramatic shift away from retail. Nintendo's market share in portable games declined from 75 percent in 2008 to 57 percent in 2010.
Flurry's numbers are based on data from 3.5 million consumers. About 71 percent of the transactions were for $10 or under; 16 percent were for $10 to $20 purchases; and the under-$10 category, most transactions were at the $9.99 level, followed by $4.99 and then 99 cents. Consumers spent 99 cents less than 2 percent of the time.
Flurry notes that the biggest decision consumers make buying or downloading a game in the first place. Once a consumer is committed to a game, they are willing to pay large amounts for items in the game. In this situation spending is very high — 5 percent of all purchases are for amounts greater than $50. Flurry calls those who spend a lot of money on in-game purchases "whales." Flurry is telling game creators to design their games to accommodate these big spenders.
By the end of 2011, Flurry claims that total U.S. iOS and Android game revenue will be well over $1 billion.
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"We just aren't aware of how quickly and how easily our kids can get into just about anything," says Donne' Hamilton, RN.
More than a million times a year, poison control centers take calls from parents after their children have been poisoned. Most of the cases involve medicine and household chemicals.
Your medicine cabinet is the first stop for your home safety checkup. First, make sure medicines have child-resistant packaging. Always keep medicine in its original container, and keep it out of sight where children can't reach it.
"Women are very bad about carrying prescriptions in their purses, and children can get into them." Hamilton says. "They're very curious by nature; they want to taste everything. Don't talk about medicine being candy."
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"Out with the old, in with the new," is one of the many well-intentioned platitudes you hear frequently this time of year. Personally, I find that type of sharp-turn resolution a bit difficult to manage. As I see it, change is fluid; the past informs the present and portends the future. Newness grows organically out of the well-tilled soil of history. This also happens to be the way I think about Chicago's arts community. The open terrain currently being transformed by our promising young upstarts would not exist had the heavy lifters of previous years not worked to cultivate it. And so it is in this space that we honor both parties by highlighting the artists who have served as great beacons and those whose stars are just beginning to rise. What follows is the current crop of our city's fifty most moving, most shaking, most dream-making Players in theater, dance, comedy and opera. Make a resolution you actually want to keep: check them out! (Kevin Greene)
Players was written by Zach Freeman, Kevin Greene, Sharon Hoyer, Aaron Hunt and Loy Webb
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In the fall of 2012, Instrument's resident filmmaker, Truen Pence, approached the studio partners about filming a documentary to highlight three local characters in the custom motorcycle building industry. They said yes and approved it as the first ever project for Instrument Labs, a team of producers, filmmakers, motion graphic designers and creative coders that work on non-traditional agency challenges.
The film was the perfect chance for the Labs team to sharpen their skills and explore new ways to distribute content, as well as pair emerging technology with traditional storytelling. Nine months later, "The Build" premiered at Instrument and in modern browsers everywhere, in the form of a fully scalable, Flashless, interactive website.
The Bike Builders
The first step was to develop the story. Truen and our in-house film team conducted hours of off-the-cuff video interviews with the film's characters and motorcycle builders, Thor Drake, James Crowe and Casey Him. The crew got so well acquainted with these guys' shops and workspaces that we uncovered an opportunity to bring elements from those environments to life inside what would become the film's extras.
In addition to filming in and around their Portland-based shops, the team captured the iconic places that Thor, James and Casey often ride like The Gorge and Mount Hood. A small crew followed the builders around in a mini-van that doubled as an off-road camera mount (sorry rental car agency), an Arri Alexa, an Instrument-made DSLR helmet mount and a 31-foot jib. We ended up with over twenty-four hours of footage.
Making an Interactive Film
Back at the office, we cut the documentary and developed fresh ways for people to interact with the footage. We created three interactive features to help the audience dive deeper: a detailed build plan for James' motorcycle, ten vignettes about objects in Casey's Shop and commentary from Thor on six of his favorite bikes. We topped it all off with a "Making Of" featurette.
When we were cutting the film, we saw an opportunity to take the interaction further and make the viewer feel like they get to create their own "build" of the movie. To do this, we created three versions of the main feature with six potential configurations that re-order automatically based on preference. To give the viewer a feel for directing, we created an interactive depth-of-field blur in WebGL that focuses the camera lens based on the position of the cursor.
Sounds of "The Build"
Sound was a key player in how the entire experience felt. The team worked with Brian L. Hall of Marmoset Music to compose an original soundtrack that fits the different personalities we captured and Michael Bard for our sound design and mix. Brian wrote and recorded seven original tracks to be paired with ambient sounds of both the outdoor riding environment as well as the bike shops. Every scene is filled with sounds to embody the space. (Technically, this required 26 unique audio tracks.)
Original Sketches
To further add character through illustration, the team decided on a hand-drawn style in the vein of something a bike builder would sketch, effortlessly cool but still off-the-cuff. Instrument designer and illustrator Matt Sundstrom drew over thirty illustrations, including the logo, menu, bios, credits and all the icons you see in the extras. Most of these were animated in AfterEffects, but for the main logos we developed a brush effect to mimic Matt's mark making called Sketcher. This browser tool allows an illustration to be rendered on the page dynamically, rather than forcing viewers to download a large number of images at once.
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To continue the theme, we wanted people to be able to share "The Build" on their own terms. That means giving them the ability to share any frame that strikes their fancy. To do this we included a feature that lets users share, download, and love any of the 53,000 unique stills from the film. The result is a social graph (visible upon pause) that highlights which frames were shared the most. The more people share, download or love a moment, the higher the peak on the graph.
"The Build" premiered to a packed house on March 28th, 2013 at Instrument Outpost. Online, the film garnered 50,000 views in the first month from over 300,000 people in 150 countries. Individually nearly 9,000 frames of the film were shared on social networks and blogs around the world.


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A benefit dinner for the Delaware Veterans Trust Fund is on the books for Friday, Nov. 7, at Dover's Modern Maturity Center.
The 6 to 9 p.m. black tie optional fundraiser will include a plated dinner, musical entertainment and a distinguished keynote speaker.
The event is hosted by the Friends of Delaware Veterans Inc., the volunteer organization that supports the trust fund. The board operates under the auspices of the Commission of Veterans Affairs and is made up of community leaders from across the state.
"Our board's timing of this dinner, several days away from Veterans Day, is intentional," said Dave Skocik, Friends president. "It's an appropriate time to reach out to those who have served us so well and over so many campaigns."
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Democratic National Committee is carrying just $3 million in debt — a significant reduction in its onetime $23 million tab.
The DNC said in forms due Sunday that it raised almost $9 million last month and began July with almost $7.8 million in the bank.
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At the end of July 2012, the DNC reported almost $4.8 million in red ink, but that number ballooned to a high of almost $23 million in March 2013 as bills for President Barack Obama's re-election came due and donors tired of giving.


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Tax revenue collected by the West Bengal government in the first half of the 2012-13 fiscal has risen by 36 per cent over the previous corresponding period.
"Revenue collection in the April-September period this year was Rs 14,176 crore, a rise of 36 per cent over the corresponding period last year. Last year, the figure was Rs 10,428 crore," state finance minister Amit Mitra said.
Addressing the AGM of the Bharat Chamber of Commerce, Mitra said that the target for the full year was 25 per cent over 2011-12.
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The government had collected Rs 25,000 crore revenue from taxes during 2011-12.
Mitra said e-governance and e-tendering had contributed a lot to generating higher revenue for the state.


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Project Runway – Season 11 Episode 9 – Recap – He Said, She Said
Here's the recap for Season 11 Episode 9, "He Said, She Said", of Project Runway on Lifetime!
With only seven designers left, there is a lot on the line this week for the challenge. This week's challenge sends the designers to Lord and Taylor.
The teams have been broken up to new combos that include: Stanley and Patricia, Daniel and Michelle, and Samantha, Layana and Richard. The dynamics of EACH of these teams is promising to give us its fair share of drama, so let the games begin! The challenge this week is to design on trend pieces to compliment your current style. Using the iconic, Lord and Taylor Rose to create ready to wear looks that are inspired by this rose for Spring 2013. The winner will have their looks reproduced and sold in stores and on line at LordandTaylor.com Also, the look will be featured in the window display at Lord and Taylor's on 5th Ave. in NYC! The price is important and should be under $250 per item.
After having some time to sketch and discuss (or ignore each other) their designs, designers head to mood to grab their fabrics. It seems thus far that the judges chose these teams with DRAMA in mind because already, people are butting heads, ignoring one another and not communicating WHATSOEVER!
There is tension between Layana and Richard, Patricia and Stanley, and Michelle and Daniel. The only person making it out SEMI safe is Samantha (HOW LUCKY?).
As Tim comes around to check on the designers, and we quickly see that Daniel's design is not on track for this challenge. When asked her thoughts on the look, Michelle shares that she doesn't think a 21 year old with a lot of money in her purse would choose this look. After Tim leaves, Daniel decides to completely rethink his look. He switches from creating a jacket and shorts to a more youthful and modern dress.
Day 2 ends and the models head to the L'Oreal makeup room to get ready. As the designers rush to finish their looks, it seems that some of the pieces are NOT how they were supposed to be! UHOH!
This week's judging panel welcomes Nina Garcia, Rachel Roy is back, and the guest judge for this week is the President of Lord and Taylor, Bonnie Brooks.
Here are some thoughts about the runway show:
Patricia's look is young and colorful; I really like the brightness of it. Stanley's dress is a bit longer than I would think makes sense, but it is also a nice coral color. Richard's dress looks like his previous design, and his color-blocking is not very impressive. Samantha's look is definitely a younger look and it has lots of great color. Layana's dress is a mix of floral softness and black leather hardness. Daniel's dress is cute and SOOO PINK! Michelle's dress is AWESOME! It's a greenish-yellow and is practically ready to wear!
After tallying the judges scores for this challenge, here is the breakdown of this week's looks!
The Winning Team:
Michelle and Daniel: Heidi would be the first one in line to buy Michelle's dress if it was for sale. It is hip, smart, easy, and elegant. The entire presentation is perfect and it was the BEST use of the Lord and Taylor wall (GREAT JOB MICHELLE)! As for Daniel, his dress would work for many occasions. Nina likes the bold color, but comments that it could use a little more risk. Heidi doesn't see anything new here.
The Losing Team:
After discussing the pros and cons and the hot messes that came down the runway, here are the winner and loser for this week!
The Winner:
The Loser:
This Week's Final Thoughts:
I am a little surprised that Samantha did not squeak through this week ahead of Richard, but when it's your time… YOU GOTTA GO!
Next week's challenge looks like it may be tricky seeing as the designers have to create a textile design. The clips from the runway though, seem to show a lot of positivity and GREAT design. Until next week….


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Marines doing some offshore training will be back home for the holidays.
It's been three weeks since we took you aboard the U.S.S. Iwo Jima with Marines from Camp Lejeune.
Between Monday and Tuesday those Marines and Sailors have finished up their training off our coast. They've also been off the coast of Florida in that three week time span, training for humanitarian efforts.
For many of the Marines this was their first time on a ship.
They've spent most of their career so far in Afghanistan.
Those aboard the U.S.S. Iwo Jima were off loading and returning to dry land the past few days.
The 24th "MEU" is set to deploy early next year toward the Mediterranean.
Marines from here in the east are training out at sea aboard the U.S.S. Iwo Jima and WITN got a chance to get a close-up look at that training.
Carly Swain headed out with the Marines Wednesday morning.
The 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit adds up to nearly 2,200 Marines by air, by land, and by sea. The training exercise Wednesday was just to get everyone in place. It took Marines from Onslow Beach through calm and sometimes choppy waters-- to the U.S.S. Iwo Jima where Marines and Sailors will live for the next three weeks of training off our coast.
The Marines with the 24th MEU are set to deploy early next year after a few more training exercises.


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