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Hi everyone I'm kind of new to the FALs & L1A1 guns. I have always liked them and looked at them but never thought I would own one. I bought one today and its a very clean rifle.
I have a few questions on the gun. This is an L1A1 marked .308 Sporter from CAI. I know not a CAI but yes and it does run. This is both metric and inch.......I think. I do know it will take both mags and thats one of the big things that made me get it.
The questions I have is as follows.
The gun came with a thumb hole stock. I wanted to know where can I get the parts to change that out? I would like to add later on a pistol grip and a new stock.
I did find a place on the net called Enterprise Arms. They have kits of just the stock and grip that is US made. Tell me will this be 922r compliant? I'm not sure if I would have to change more things out if I bought these US made parts. If you know of other places that are better let me know.
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I dont have a problem with the stock thats on it as it feels good in my hands and in my shoulder but it may be something I like to change out later on.
If I wanted to change out the stock and grip I guess tell me what all and how many US made parts I need.
Does a flash hider count as one US made part?
Also what do I have to do to add a bipod to the gun?
The receiver is marked made by Imbel Brazil and assembled by CAI Canada. I dont know much about it and if this is a good thing or a bad thing. I know that CAI gets a lot of bad feed back but this is a gun that I know does run. I know I have to get use to the the gas adjustment with the ammo I shoot in it. That is something I look forward to learning when I get a chance to go out and shoot.
I will take all and any info you can give me on the rifle. Thanks everyone for the help and info.
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Thats an earlier build from the 90's as its on a metric imbel receiver. Go look on gunbroker what an Imbel receiver goes for now. unless they opened up the magwell for inch mags it will only take metric ones which are cheaper anyway. Your barrel does not look like it has the extra hump in front of the gas block to retain the bipod, but you could get a clamp on style bipod. For your parts count, you're going to have to figure out how many imported parts you have now and go from there.
I've been told with the barrel I have I need six more and if the forend is US made (they tought it was) then I would need four more.
Someone said the receivers where curved. Is this true?
The ones I held back then were all inch except for the receiver. The receiver was modified a bit so the folding charging handle would work. I can't remember for sure if the magwell was opened up for the inch pattern mags or not. My gut feeling is no, but I've been wrong before. The forearms on them were also the originals, but the stock was obvously a US made part. The common things that are replaced to get a fal parts count up are the stocks and pistol grip, flash hider, hammer, trigger, sear, gas piston, mag followers and floorplates, and charging handles. I'd look at those parts so see where they were made.
A curved fal receiver is new to me
check out gunpartsguy also, good people to deal with
now go build one and you will really like em
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I've had or almost had all military rifles, and the FAL is at the top of my list.
Get your compliant parts count on your rifle, You'll love it.
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I just took the bolt out of the gun was messing around with it trying to figure out the cleaning and the inns and outs of it.
How do I get the forends off?
Great looking FALs there jimmyT and railbuggy. The forends on mine are US made. I was told the barrel means I only need 6 parts. This was an ARFcom member that told me that.
Do you guys know if thats true?
The handle I have to pick that back up from the original owner and it may be US made as I found some if not so thats another part.
Where is a good place to find a stock?
Will the metric stocks fit?
I dont know if I need to find an inch stock or if metric will work.
Keep the info coming and this is my first but I bet not my last FAL now. Yeah looking at it I might want to build one later lol.
Let me know what parts you need, I have new US parts and a few G1 kits.
Also have a set of custom wood in Black forest walnut, was made in USA.
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How much sexy is too much sexy in one movie? That's the real question now that Tim McGraw has revealed a few tiny details of his upcoming Disney movie. He'll be co-starring with George Clooney in Tomorrowland. McGraw will head up to Vancouver next week to start filming.
Now, if you assume Clooney is one of the sexiest movie stars out there and McGraw is one of the sexiest country stars out there, will moviegoers be faced with some kind of sexiness conflict onscreen? Like, who do you look at first? Which one do you cheer for, and which one do you love to hate? Do you cross your fingers that one will take his shirt off at some point, even though it's a Disney move?
It's certainly not the first time Clooney will share the screen with a fellow sex symbol. He had the Ocean's movies with Brad Pitt, plus Batman & Robin with Chris O'Donnell, The Perfect Storm with Mark Wahlberg and The Ides of March with Ryan Gosling.
McGraw's movies, on the other hand, like Friday Night Lights, The Blind Side, Country Strong and Dirty Girl didn't really have him co-starring with any other sex symbols. I never even saw the last one, I just know he played the estranged father of the leading lady . Not a super sexy character at all.
Maybe if while they are filming the two men have some kind of bromance, like Blake Shelton has with Adam Levine on The Voice, their chemistry during the movie would be easier to handle. According to IMDB.com , Clooney will play a former boy genius, and the plot sounds a little Back to the Future.
Tomorrowland is being directed by Brad Bird (The Iron Giant and Ratatouille) and will be in theaters in sometime late next year.


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Not every illness means a trip to the doctor. Normally we only seek professional medical help for around 1 in 10 of our medical problems. The rest of the time we treat ourselves - and our own recovery systems do the rest.
Exercise, diet and lifestyle
Prescriptions for exercise, diets and lifestyle changes can be found in every medical tradition. Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda and Unani Tibb all have a strong emphasis on preventative care, in order to preserve balance in the body. Looking after yourself by doing exercises such as t'ai chi or yoga, eating the correct foods and staying in touch with the changing seasons is generally encouraged.
A healthy lifestyle
The Greeks considered Hygeia, the daughter of Asklepios the god of medicine, as the goddess of health. The concept of hygiene comes from her, the idea that lifestyle changes can prevent disease and bring about long life. In the Roman Empire, Galenic medicine simplified this by prescribing a regimen of the six essential things, or 'non-naturals', needed for good health. These were: air, diet, exercise, sleep and work, digestion and emotions. The Romans were famous for their expensive medical drugs, hot baths and grooming. They also began the long European tradition of medical self-help manuals. The author Celsus wrote summaries of medical science for the educated classes.
Self-experimentation and Christian self-help
In medieval Europe, Christian theologians continued the tradition of self-help. Charitable Christian authors, such as Hildegard of Bingen, wrote herbals and health regimens. By the 1600s self-experimentation was being used to push forward the frontiers of science. Some, such as Sir Francis Bacon, who caught a chill while trying to determine the effect of cold on the flesh, even died as a result of their experiments. Others, including the scientist Robert Hooke, simply dosed themselves with every new medicine that came along and noted down the results. The popular health-book author Thomas Tryon urged his readers to adopt 'pure' vegetarianism and avoid alcohol.
Improvements in the home and access to water
During the Enlightenment health advice poured out from books, pamphlets, encyclopedias and magazines. Jean-Jacques Rousseau wrote the bestselling health-care novel Emile. From the late 1700s, baths, washstands and soap became progressively cheaper. Indoor plumbing and flushed water closets became more common in Europe around 1800; urban water supplies were re-engineered after 1850. But it was not until the second half of the 1900s (in Europe and the USA) that every house had its own bathroom.
Exercise and physical fitness
In the late 1800s governments in Europe and the USA, worried about the health of their populations, encouraged physical fitness, whether through gymnastics, cycling or body building. Eugen Sandow and Charles Atlas developed systems of exercise which they claimed would restore health as well as build muscles. In the 1900s new public parks, gyms, athletic tracks and swimming pools saw a massive rise of organised sport and physical exercise regimes.
Health expectations
Rising incomes and better facilities have allowed more people to become fit and healthy. For many people, especially those in wealthy nations, expectations of what it means to be healthy have risen. Being healthy now means more than the absence of any illness; it also involves trying to obtain what they consider the ideal level of wellbeing and fitness.
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F de Bonneville, The Book of the Bath (London: Thames & Hudson, 1998)
W Buchan, Domestic Medicine: or a Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of Diseases by regimen and simple medicines (Exeter: J B Williams 1785)
V Eblin, The Body Decorated (New York: Thames & Hudson, 1979)
J P Goubert, The Conquest of Water: The Advent of Health in the Industrial Age (Cambridge: Polity Press, 1989)
Celsus, De Medicina, English translation by W G Spencer (William Heinemann/Harvard University Press, 1935)
D Morris, The Naked Ape. A Zoologist's Study of the Human Animal (London: Jonathan Cape, 1967)
J J Rousseau, Emile, or Education, translated by B Foxley (London: Dent, 1911)
R Sarti, Europe at Home. Family and Material Culture 1500-1800 (New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2002)
C Schilling, The Body and Social Theory (London: Sage Publications,1993)
V Smith, Clean: A History of Personal Hygiene and Purity (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2007)
G Vigarello, Concepts of Cleanliness. Changing Attitudes in France since the Middle Ages, translated by J Birrell, (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Paris: Editions la Maison des Sciences de l'Homme, 1988)
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This very nice BMW was restored by its previous owner to a very good standard and then the car was kept in storage for 15 years without any use. Now back in traffic with a recent service and some new tyres. Inside the upholstery was beautifully done with burgundy leather. Both the leather and carpets are still in very good condition since the car was never used. Looks stunnig and drives beautifully. There are original tools in the box and an original handbook. The car was sold new in Sweden in 1958 and has the bigger 3,2 V8 engine. Only 3,2 Super was faster than this one (and this is a fast car for its time!). This is a rust-free car. Look at the pictures from underneath and you'll see the car is as good there as on top.
The previous owner spent more money on this car than what we are asking for it today! And the story is that he restored the car and took all the expenses on his company, and did the work with the help from his employees. When the tax authorities found out (as they always do), he was charged for fraud and sent to prison for economic crime for 12 years. This is the reason the car was left standing without any use until finally sold. And this is also the reason there is not any receipts from all the work that was done. However, my uncle is a specialist for the model here in Sweden so we decided to take it apart to discover that it is all new inside the engine, brakes etc.


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- In small saucepot, poach apples in apple juice for 8-10 minutes or until barely tender. Drain.
- Spoon 2 tablespoons of marmalade into center of each half.
- Heat oven to 350ºF.
- In medium bowl with electric mixer, beat egg whites until soft peaks form when beaters are lifted.
- Gradually beat in sugar; beat until stiff peaks form. Fold in almonds.
- Cover tops of apple halves to edges with egg white mixture.
- Place on baking sheet. Bake for 7-10 minutes or until tops are lightly browned.


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Lord of Winterfell and Warden of the North, Eddard Stark is King Robert's oldest and greatest friend. Raised together as wards of Lord Arryn, they were going to become brothers when his father Lord Rickard Stark agreed to wed Lyanna, Eddard's sister, to the young Lord Robert. But Lyanna was stolen away by Prince Rhaegar, and Lord Rickard and his heir Brandon were murdered by the Mad King. Eddard became Lord of Winterfell, and with Robert and Lord Arryn led a rebellion that brought about the end of House Targaryen. A great commander and a dangerous warrior in his own right, Eddard Stark is perhaps best known for his sense of honor and duty; when Robert was willing to condone the murders of Prince Rhaegar's infant children, Eddard was driven apart from him until the two were reunited in the grief following Lyanna's lonely death.
Since the rebellion, Lord Eddard has largely kept to the North, only seeing the man he helped to the throne when he called his banners to join him in putting down Lord Greyjoy's rebellion on the Iron Islands. Eddard is a great lord of the realm, and has the Stark look with his brown hair.
Eddard Stark has been aged 5 years for Game of Thrones. While he is certainly a skilled commander in the series, his skill as a swordsman are much more modest than they appear to be presented as in the show. His negative view of tourneys in the novels had more to do with not turning war into a game, as opposed to reports of the pilot presenting it as his preferring to keep possible opponents unaware of the full extent of his abilities.


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A week following his second departure on the Bachelorette, villain Bentley Williams is still the topic of conversation.
In the latest issue of In Touch Weekly magazine, sources as well as Bentley's ex-wife Suzette Davis are speaking out against him as Bentley is described as being mentally unstable.
A source says Bentley is not putting on an act on the show and that he acted the same way with Suzette. "He acts like he has a split personality," the source explains. "He's very unstable."
Suzette also chimed in adding that Bentley's odd behavior was to blame for their divorce. "He was extremely inconsistent with me, sending me mixed signals," Suzette reveals of her two-year marriage to Bentley. "It was very emotionally unhealthy, unsafe and draining."
Suzette adds that Bentley's decision to do the ABC show was a surprise to her as they had been working on reconciling. "We'd been divorced for about 18 months, but we'd been spending a lot of time together trying to make up," remembers Suzette. "I thought he was insane." Bentley however assured Suzette he was only going on the show to promote his business.
And after seeing the way Bentley treated Ashley Hebert on the show, Suzette reveals it reaffirmed she made the right choice in leaving him. "The way he was on TV just reaffirmed my earlier decision to divorce him," says Suzette. "He does have a sweet, tender side, but he can turn cruel in a heartbeat."
"At the end of the day, I feel bad for him," adds the first source. "He's so unstable, I don't even think that Bentley knows who Bentley is." While it was reported last month that Bentley's place of business was receiving death threats, he seems to be doing much better these days as he now has a new girlfriend and yes, she's a blonde.


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Psychology of Hall H Dweller
Thoughts on Making a Better Hall H Presentation at Comic-Con
I remember the feeling I used to get going into a movie for the first time. Back in the olden days, before instant marketing campaigns for films on the internet, a single television commercial and a poster were the only information about a movie that were usually available prior to its release. The trailer usually set up the world, and rarely did anything else.
Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con is the place where I can rediscover a bit of the magic that comes from being out ahead of the ubiquitous film marketing machine. Long before the viral campaigns start, the instantly downloadable clips are offered, and the embargo-busting reviews are published, I get to get a first glance. It takes me back by putting me ahead of the buzz.
Me and Hall H
My history at the Comic-Con began in 2004, which also happened to be the first year that Hall H was used as a giant, 6,500-seat auditorium for large presentations by Hollywood studios. I've been there for all of the big moments since then. Being among the first to see footage from 300 and hearing the audience beg to see it again, watching James Cameron unveil his shiny new Avatar footage and kick off a revolution in 3D film making, and watching Samuel L. Jackson assemble the Avengers were pretty mind-blowing moments. Not only were they great pieces of theater for those in the audience, but they inspired the kind of buzz that helped propel each film to great success.
Not all Hall H panels are created equal, however. For every great memory, there have been plodding trips through blurry production art and much, much worse. Just like success in Hall H can help launch a film to box office magic, a bad panel can cast a pall over even highly anticipated films. If the same minds are behind the panel and the film, their being entertaining for 20 minutes in a panel should be easier to manage than the entire length of a movie. If that mission isn't accomplished, why plunk down my cash on opening day and give them a second shot?
So, here are a few thoughts about what makes for a good Hall H presentation, as well as a few suggestions on how to improve the panels in general.
The Reel
If you're going to spend the money and create a Hall H presentation, it pays to make it unique and chock full of memorable moments. This task usually starts with a sizzle reel of footage from the film that is, it's often emphasized more than once, "created especially for those at Comic-Con and nobody else." The first time I heard that phrase, I felt very special indeed to be among those who got to see the footage. The fourth panel on that same day that used the line had pretty much spent the special out of it. At this point in Comic-Con history, the audience would probably rather that you create such a reel, show it to us and only us, and not really make a big deal out of it.
Tron: Legacy tried hard but failed on this front a couple of years ago. Not that the footage didn't have some drop-dead gorgeous work going on. Anybody who's seen that trailer can testify to the fact that there are some beautiful visuals there. That, in fact, contributed to the problem: every neat shot that was in the reel was so irresistible that it was also included in the trailer that went public ten minutes after the panel ended. The feeling of exclusivity that the Hall H audience wants is stabbed in the heart when you show the same footage, or a slightly reworked version of it, to the world at large minutes later. It gives us nothing to go back and describe breathlessly in our blogs. If the marketing department feels like they absolutely must release that collection of footage, waiting a couple of weeks to let us feel special about it is a good idea.
You Must Be At Least This Awesome to Ride Hall H
The reel is your chance to demonstrate that you have something unique, so delivering on that front is of paramount importance. I understand that nobody sets out to make a bad movie. Still, there are an astonishing number of films that, from the vantage point of Hall H, appear to be pretty substandard judging both from the footage being shown and, more importantly, from the demeanor of the team being trotted out in front for the panel. It seems pretty clear from their lack of enthusiasm that they know the movie has problems, and that doesn't exactly set the stage for an enjoyable panel experience.
So, a caveat might be useful: if you realize that your movie isn't particularly good but hope that all of the swords, gore, and laser guns might distract the crowd into thinking otherwise, you might be better off without doing the panel at all. If there really are tastemakers in Hall H, pleasing them is no guarantee of box office gold (I will defend Scott Pilgrim to my dying breath), but the room has uncannily good sense when it comes to a movie that just doesn't look very entertaining. Therefore, if you suspect you might not have the goods, the money might be better spent elsewhere.
The Reel: Sound
Use of the subwoofer during these reels cuts both ways. The sound system in Hall H may be a miracle of modern engineering, but if you've already mixed your material with every level pumped up to 11, the hefty subwoofer in the hall tends to go from exciting to punishing. Yes, you want to include a moment or two where the bass hits me in the chest so hard that I wish I had a defibrillator standing by, but overkill dulls the effect and has the added disadvantage of making every spoken line unintelligible. The Expendables is, admittedly, not really going to be a movie that I see for the dialogue. And yet somebody took some time to write that bon mot that I should be chuckling at, yet cannot because they are being strangled to death by the subwoofer.
Test your mix, therefore, to make sure it's both loud and able to be understood. My impression is that Comic-Con gives studios a chance to do a dry run before the slavering crowds enter the hall. Checking audio levels then is a great idea.
Final Reel Notes
Do not ask if we want to see your footage again. It comes off as desperate, even if you have your moderator do it. For the length of the panel, he's on your team and having him beg for more adoration is unbecoming. I realize that when the audience first demanded a second look at the 300 footage, this was seen as a instant indicator of success, but the returns are greatly diminished when the second viewing of your footage is a scripted event rather than a grass-roots movement. The number of times I've seen a moderator ask "Do you want to see that amazing trailer again?" to have the audience return a rather lukewarm "meh" is too numerous and embarrassing to mention.
Also, if you are a comedy, the person editing your sizzle should have attended at least one Hall H panel in the audience. 6,500 people definitely do not react like a smaller crowd does. Hall H is an ungainly beast of a crowd and howls of laughter take much longer to die down than they would in a normal movie theatre. If you cut a trailer too tightly, the best of your jokes will get stepped on by the laughter from the bit before.
You've no doubt been told that Q&A is what sets Comic-Con apart from other gatherings. It's a real opportunity for a lowly civilian to make a life memory and interact with somebody famous. That is certainly true.
What isn't true is that Q&A is what makes a Hall H panel. I don't know whether the idea of spending large amounts of time in Q&A comes from Comic-Con International or the studios, but it needs to stop. There's no denying that there is an occasional moment that comes from Q&A. Ryan Reynolds signing a copy of the giveaway Green Lantern comic for a young boy was, indeed, so sweet a moment that I needed a metformin afterward. The problem is that these moment happen about twice a convention at most. In the meantime, Q&A is mostly miserable.
The misery flows for several reasons. First, the interaction is a moment focused a single audience member in a theatre full of 6,499 other people. Second, it's a long-distance exchange where the fan is standing half a football field away from the star. Third, Comic-Con has taken pains to screen out and cleanse potentially embarrassing or pointed questions. It takes some real skullduggery now for somebody to manage the rude equivalent of the year that director Mark Steven Johnson was asked how he planned not to screw up Ghost Rider the way that he did Daredevil. Was this a fun moment for the director? I'm sure it wasn't. He actually handled it with aplomb, though, and everybody had a good laugh. Regardless of what you think of the Ghost Rider film the resulted, the moment was a net public relations win because, no matter how rude the question might have been, it's one that every fan there wanted to know the answer to.
The result of this question screening is a steady stream of actor process ("How did you prepare to play Ant-Man?"), personal trivia ("What is your favorite role you've played?"), and other kinds of minutiae that very few people are interested in. Mostly these milquetoast questions are pretext for the questioner to interact with a star. In the worst cases, the person asking the question doesn't even really care which star answers the question, so long as he appears on the big screens at the front of Hall H and anybody famous interacts with them. Even when the questions do get interesting, they are either well-prepared jokes (Bob!) or the incredibly rare question that leads to an official confirmation of a rumor ("Yes, I will be playing Invincible!").
Upshot, you'd do well to limit Q&A to a couple of minutes if this is a con-required element in Hall H and, if not, ditch it completely.
One popular way to eliminate the Q&A from the audience is to invite your own moderator to conduct it for you. There's some danger inherent in this approach, though, and it stems mostly from the choice of moderator. It's not hard for a moderator to turn into a pitchman who comes off like a desperate huckster.
Among the good moderators, there are a few schools: journalists, interested insiders, and the nerds for hire. Each has its own requirements for success, and brings to the table some advantages that the others may not have at all.
The true journalist moderators who are not affiliated with the production tend to ask questions of the same type they would for their news outlet, and the net result can be a fascinating exchange. The best of these by far are Jeff "Doc" Jensen of Entertainment Weekly and Geoff Boucher of the LA Times. Their preparation and professionalism shine, but it is also clear that they are serious fanboys who love nerd culture, and that buys a lot of goodwill with the likeminded mass that make up the audience.
Interested Insiders
Interested insiders like Jon Favreau, Edgar Wright, or Guillermo del Toro are fun because they have the behind-the-scenes access to know where the bodies are buried and, most importantly, seem hard-wired to want to entertain a live crowd. Having somebody associated with or clearly friendly to the production allows you to get your message out while maintaining a level of control. However, it's a rare director or producer who is entertaining enough to pull this off. The aforementioned clearly want to put on a show and are great at it, but in the absence of a peculiarly skilled asset, going this route will generally fail.
Nerds for Hire
And then there are the nerds for hire like Patton Oswalt or Chris Hardwick. They bring with them a level of geek credit that puts you ahead of the game by their mere appearance. They also have knowledge of pop culture and sometimes even your particular property that will help lend credibility to the film. Oswalt did amazing, spontaneous work one year with the Disney panel, riffing on what he was seeing up on the big screens, the contents of the reels, and the con experience in general. The next year he returned, but somebody seemed to have the bright idea of giving him a script to stick to, which seemed like a waste of brilliant improvisational skills. Not having every moment carefully orchestrated can be a powerful tool in a Hall H panel, especially if you have the right moderator.
Other Notes on Moderators
If the movie is a adaptation of a comic or graphic novel, you would do well to make sure that your moderator knows the source material. The less venerable and obscure the source material, the more this is important. Sending the moderator your show or series bible will be worth it when he's not mispronouncing the title character's name or asking questions that even casual fans already know the answer to. In general, the rule for film plots works well here: you do not want the audience to be out ahead of the material. So, having a moderator who is completely wired into the material helps you avoid any credibility gaps.
Short version, have them. The mainstream media obviously love the opportunity to interview them and the Hall H audience appreciates greatly their showing up and supporting the film. It speaks volumes, actually, about the overall quality of the film. One helpful hint: if you wish to keep a guest's appearance on a panel as a surprise, you might want to consider not putting their Comic-Con placard out at their seat before the panel starts. This happens quite a lot.
For stars, if you're going to try to blend in as part of the Comic-Con tribe and drop what you think is a reference that's going to resonate with the crowd, you have two options. The first is to actually be a part of the tribe. The second, for fakers, is to make sure you vet your reference with a certified tribe member. Otherwise, you end up sounding a bit desperate and more than a little confused, like the time one star, while talking about her undying love of video games, referred to "first player shooters." Ugh. Don't be this person.
Success in Hall H is a moving target. One year's fantastic surprise of sending a taped regret message from a star only to have him walk out five minutes later is going to come off the next year as derivative and derision-worthy. The best advice for success in Hall H is this: know what has come before and top it.
San Diego Comic-Con 2010 – Sunday Programming Preview
San Diego Comic-Con International is next week, July 22-25.
Sunday programming at the convention is traditionally fairly thin. I usually plan four or five panels for the day and, by the second or third, am so sore and tired that I end up walking the show floor instead.
Sunday, July 25
10:00-11:00 Smallville Screening and Q&A— Ballroom 20 – this should be something of a farewell lovefest between the showrunners and the Comic-Con crowd.
10:30-11:30 ABC's Castle: Nathan Fillion & Stana Katic— Room 6BCF
11:15-12:30 Cartoon Voices II— Room 6A – I love this panel every year. Mark Evanier, animation director and con bedrock, does an amazing job both putting together and moderating what is a hybrid between a panel about voice acting, and a panel demonstrating how it is done. In past years, he's brought scripts from old radio plays and runs the actors through their paces. I almost hate to highlight this panel since it's a bit of a hidden gem, but it's well worth your time to catch this one.
12:30-1:15 American Dad— Ballroom 20 – Somebody please take a moment and count the number of Comic-Con panels Seth MacFarlane appears in during this convention. When does the guy have time to even take a potty break?
1:00-2:00 Unnatural History Episode Screening and Q&A— Room 6BCF
1:30-2:30 Glee— Ballroom 20 – with most of the cast and the creative team in attendance, this panel is sure to be popular. Going early and getting a seat at the panel before is highly recommended.
2:00-3:00 Business of Cartoon Voices— Room 25ABC – although I'll probably be at Glee, I am tempted to hit this panel instead. Mark Evanier's last panel of this year's convention sounds quite a lot like the way he's about 10 minutes of the Cartoon Voices panel in the past: a how-to guide for those interested in getting into the business. Inevitably this will turn into war stories from the guests, which can't help but be a little slice of awesome.
2:45-3:45 FX: Sons of Anarchy and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia— Ballroom 20 – having just blasted through the first disc of the Sons of Anarchy's first season and being a long-standing fan of Sunny, this is going to be a fun one. I hope there's no violence between the two casts. If there is, smart money is on the wild card.
San Diego Comic-Con 2010 – Saturday Programming Preview
San Diego Comic-Con International is next week, July 22-25.
One last shameless beg: I'm hoping to do some live blogging of the panels I attend, but need a netbook in order to pull it off. If you have a hookup, please drop me a line. Time is running out!
I don't know who I'm kidding when it comes to Saturday: though I have some panels I'd like to see that are scattered around, I'm going to be camped in Hall H all day. The lineup looks solid. In fact, there's only a hole or two (I'm looking at you, Resident Evil:Afterlife). Count this as my official vote for the SDCC programming folks to act on the perpetual rumor that they're going to limit Hall H to a couple of days every year. While we're voting, please make one on Thursday, when crowds are more manageable. And get me a free pony while you're at it.
Sometime between now and next Wednesday, I'll sit down and figure out exactly what I'll be attending. Here are the highlights:
Saturday, July 24 (Happy Pioneer Day!)
10:00-11:00 Mad about MAD!— Room 7AB
11:15-12:15 The Event: World-Premiere Pilot Screening and Q&A with Cast and Producers— this has quite a large chunk of the cast expected to be there.
11:15-12:15 Spotlight on Gerard Way— Room 6DE – Lead singer of My Chemical Romance. Squee, I say.
11:45-1:15 Warner Bros.: Green Lantern, Sucker Punch, and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows— Hall H – we couldn't have gotten rid of half of yesterday's Hall H programming and let Green Lantern and Harry Potter each have their own panel?
12:00-1:00 The Venture Bros.— Indigo Ballroom, San Diego Hilton Bayfront
12:30-1:45 Quick Draw!— Room 6BCF
1:30-2:15 The Simpsons— Ballroom 20
1:30-2:30 Behind the Scenes with Sid & Marty Krofft: A Look at the Past, Present and Future— Room 24ABC
1:30-2:30 Overture: Let Me In— Hall H
1:45-3:15 Cartoon Voices I— Room 6BCF – the first of Mark Evanier's two-part animation voices extravaganza during the convention. If you aren't a Hall H type and enjoy animation at all, this is where you should be. Mark does a great job of keeping things running, and gathers together the most talented group of actors whose names you likely don't recognize. Not only are they gathered up, but Mark puts them through their paces. I can't recommend this panel highly enough. It's companion panel is on Sunday morning and, since I'll be holding down the fort in Hall H on Saturday, I'll be going to the sequel.
2:00-3:00 The Guild— Indigo Ballroom, San Diego Hilton Bayfront
2:30-3:30 Partners in Image Comics— Robert Kirkman and Todd McFarlane in the same panel. I'm really sorry to miss this one.
3:30-5:00 Warehouse 13 and Eureka— Room 6BCF
4:00-4:45 Screen Gems: Resident Evil: Afterlife— Hall H – I swear this is a retread of last year's panel. And last year, there was 3D content. It's hard to imagine what exactly needs to be said a full year later, since there was a decent amount of footage last time, if memory serves.
4:30-5:30 Spotlight on J. Michael Straczynski— Room 6A – even though the project has passed into the hands of a new writer, I'd still like to hear what JMS has to say about the state of World War Z. He's always entertaining.
4:30-5:30 Disney Epic Mickey— Room 9
4:45-5:45 Universal: Paul and Cowboys & Aliens— Hall H
5:00-6:00 G4: Attack of the Show— Indigo Ballroom, San Diego Hilton Bayfront
5:30-6:30 Why So Critical? Celebrating 25 Years of Film Threat— Room 24ABC
5:30-6:30 Avatar Press and Max Brooks— Room 26AB
6:00-7:00 Marvel Studios: Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger— Hall H – Whedon's in town for another panel, so one wonders if we might get some news on The Avengers.
7:15-8:15 MythBusters— Room 6BCF
7:15-8:45 Kevin Smith— Hall H – casting news for his upcoming political horror movie Red State have been promised.
7:30-8:30 World Premiere of Legend of Neil, Season 3— Room 7AB
8:00-9:00 Troma Troma Troma— Room 8
8:30-10:30 With Great Power: The Stan Lee Story— Room 6BCF
8:30-9:30 World Premiere of The House That Drips Blood on Alex: An Evening With Tommy Wiseau— Room 7AB
10:00-12:00 Kevin Smith presents Cop Out in "Maximum Comedy Mode"— Indigo Ballroom, San Diego Hilton Bayfront – say what you will about Mssr. Smith, he does have a good handle on what a live crowd wants, and probably realizes that it isn't to merely watch a DVD of his last movie with him. I suspect there will be surprises here.
San Diego Comic-Con 2010 – Thursday Programming Preview
July 22 through 25 marks 41st year of the San Diego Comic-Con International, the world's most famous popular culture convention. It'll be my seventh year as an attendee.
My first year at Comic-Con coincided with the first year that programming was held in Hall H, the frigid, 6500-seat theatre at the end of the San Diego Convention Center where most of the panels about upcoming movies are held. Because of the size of the venue, deciding to join the masses in Hall H is basically a day-long sentence: in order to get a decent seat on the hall, you really do need to show up hours early and sit in line. Leaving pretty much guarantees your being in the back, watching the proceedings on a screen and, if there is a popular panel, likely means you can't get back in at all.
Provided I can pull together the hardware I need, I'm hoping to post my instant impressions of each panel I attend as they happen.
The panels for this year were released last week. Here's my list of panels that look neat. Sometime between now and next Wednesday, I'll sit down and figure out exactly what I'll be attending.
Thursday, July 22
10:00-11:00 DreamWorks Animation: Megamind – Hall H – This is a really early start on Thursday for Hall H. The first panel on Saturday won't start until 11:45, presumably to let the dignitaries in town sleep in after a Friday night debauch.
10:30-11:30 Danny Elfman— Room 6BCF
10:30-11:30 TheOneRing.net Talks The Hobbit movies— Room 7AB – Since Guillermo del Toro left the project, I'd be interested to hear what scoops these guys have on a start date. If anybody will have one, it's likely the TORN folks.
11:00-12:00 That Chris Gore Show— Room 5AB
11:15-12:45 Walt Disney Pictures: TRON: Legacy— Hall H – After an impressive viral campaign which kicked off at last year's Comic-Con, I'm really excited to finally see the goods in this panel.
12:00-1:00 X-Play LIVE: A Show on Television— Room 5AB
12:30-1:30 Batman: The Widening Gyre— Room 4 – Kevin Smith, who's been writing the scripts for this series, is expected to attend this one, which will be interesting since the room they've set it up in is tiny. He's appearing a few other times during the weekend.
1:00-2:00 Digital Bits: Blu-ray Producers 2010— Room 32AB – I've attending this panel almost every year. Bill Hunt and his crew always have a great lineup for DVD producers. At the top of the bill is always Charlie de Lauzirika who, if you like film enough to have favorite DVDs, was likely the mastermind behind most of them.
1:00-2:00 Sony Pictures Entertainment: Battle: Los Angeles and Salt— Hall H
2:15-3:15 Summit Entertainment: RED— Hall H – One of the best pieces of news in this year's programming? No Twilight panels or the scary women that accompany them. Summit makes another appearance later in the convention in Hall H.
3:00-4:00 Masters of the Web— Room 32AB – I'm tempted by this panel not only to see why they've pressed Roberto Orci into service as the moderator, but also because they're giving away a year's worth of movies at AMC theatres.
3:30-4:30 Entertainment Weekly: The Visionaries— Hall H – Hey, look at that: one of my least favorite directors that I'm supposed to really love, and Joss Whedon, who is rather hit and miss for me as well, but is a pretty impressive raconteur. Were it not for The Expendables panel afterward, I might duck out.
4:45-5:45 Lionsgate: The Expendables— Hall H – We'll see if Lionsgate can pull off a second coup after last year's buzz-drenched Kick-Ass panel.
5:00-6:00 Adult Swim: Childrens' Hospital— Room 25ABC
6:00-7:00 Showtime's Dexter— Ballroom 20
6:00-7:00 Universal: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World— Hall H – This is one of my two or three most anticipated panels of the convention. I love the trailer, and also have an unnatural affinity for Edgar Wright's work. I was first introduced to he and Simon Pegg my first year at Comic-Con, where I got to attend a screening of Shaun of the Dead, congratulate them both on the way out the door, and then enjoy a panel the next day where they screened 15 minutes of Spaced highlights.
7:30-8:30 Penn + Teller: 35 Years of Magic & BS!— San Diego Hilton Bayfront
8:15-9:15 The Sushi Typhoon: The Best in Japanese Genre Movies— Room 5AB
8:15-11:15 Superhero Kung Fu Extravaganza— Room 6BCF – Ric Meyers is always entertaining and insightful in his yearly showcase of mostly unseen martials arts films.
9:30-11:45 Night of the Living Dead: Reanimated Screening and Panel Discussion— Room 5AB


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What the shit is this? How did this end up on our desk? Who would make something like this?
It's a 2005 Donruss Playoff Prestige card, featuring Rick Reilly as one of the "Fans of the Game," highlight his support for the old Los Angeles Rams. Christ, who cares? Why does this card exist?
Here's what it says on the back:
Who vomited out this copy? Rick Reilly on a good day? Can't decide which part I like better. The "objective journalist" bit, or the part about Reilly's best (non-L.A. Ram) memory being John Elway in the shower.
What are we supposed to do with this card? It's just cluttering up our work area. We'll get yelled at when bi-monthly desk cleaning comes around. Should we give it away to a reader for some sort of contest? Would you even want it? Wouldn't you rather our intern spit in an envelope and send it to you than to own a Rick Reilly "Fans of the Game" trading card? No wonder Donruss doesn't exist anymore.


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Flash from the Bowery: Classic American Tattoos 1900-1950
I finally got my hands on "Flash from the Bowery: Classic American Tattoos, 1900-1950" by Cliff White, and I can't recommend it enough to anyone who loves tattooing and classic Americana.
Published by Schiffer Books, "Flash from the Bowery" is filled with nine hundred sheets of tattoo art from over the past hundred years that still attract collectors today. Here's more on the collection:
Between these pages are images of the original acetate rubbings from Charlie Wagner's turn of the 20th century tattoo shop, The Black Eye Barbershop, in the Bowery at Chatham Square in New York. This is the only known art that has survived from this shop, where Samuel J. O'Reilley's modern-day electric tattoo machine was born and patented. The imagery of this classic flash preserves the origins of American tattoos, when tattoo art was transferred to the client from these templates via an acetate stencil. Everything was done by hand until O'Reilley's electrified tattoo machine changed history. This rich heritage of folk art has more than 900 individual pieces of flash that provide commentary on the shop's clientele and reveal some of the social, economic, and political ideas of the time.In the Introduction, Cliff offers some history on the sheets. This is to be expected of course. Every time I've had a conversation with Cliff, I've always enjoyed a history lesson. It's one of his missions to inform and carry on the great traditions of the craft.
Read more on Cliff here.
The book is just a small part of the tattoo gems Cliff has collected. His studio in Long Island, NY and his Victorian home (which was passed down from his great great grandfather) house artifacts that include photos and calling cards of the industry's godfathers and godmothers -- like the card of Mildred Hull, one of the few female tattooers on the Bowery in the forties. He also has sideshow memorabilia like a hand-carved wooden mermaid from Coney Island and Victorian spindled arch from Barnum & Bailey. And of course, he has vintage tattoo machines. [Cliff created the Oldtimer tattoo machine in 1989 as a nod to the forerunners of the craft.]
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The auction of the mansion, now called Casa Casuarina, began at 10 a.m. with bidding opening at $25 million.
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"That's a bargin, we bought history," Chairman Joe Nakash said. "Unbelievable, number one property in Miami Beach."
Jordache has five other South Beach hot spots including Hotel Ocean, Hotel Barcelona, Hotel Henrosa, the Breakwater and the Thompson.
Versace was fatally shot on his front steps in 1997 by serial killer Andrew Cunanan. The designer bought the mansion in 1992 and spent $33 million renovating the property, adding another wing and making numerous upgrades.
VM South Beach LLC will operate the mansion as a hotel.
We're going to keep it the way it is. We paid 41 and a half million dollars for it and it's going to stay as is," Nakash said. "It's history. You stay here everyday, you will see how many people take a picture of this place and the inside is the most beautiful thing you ever saw."
The ocean front property was bought by its current owner in 2000 and was most recently used as a hotel. A bankruptcy court appointed Fisher Auction Company to put the property up for auction.
"We got calls from all over the world, from the highest celebrity to the folks in Dubai," Lamar Fisher said.
Last year, the 23,000 square foot mansion was listed at $125 million. The estate, which was constructed in 1930, has 10 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms and features a 54-foot mosaic pool lined with 24-karat gold.
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In an effort to maximize my consumption of amazing farmers' market tomatoes, I'm up for trying them in just about anything—even cocktails. Obviously, you can pair up peak-season tomatoes with vodka for a classic Bloody Mary, but perfectly ripe tomatoes also play well with gin and tequila to make clean-tasting, unexpectedly savory cocktails.
Fresh tomato juice can also be cost prohibitive if you don't have a garden bursting with heirloom tomatoes, and many recipes require cooking to prevent separation. To avoid losing the star ingredient's super-fresh flavor and to keep our cocktails from getting super-pricey, I followed Kenji of The Food Lab's recommended method for adding tomato flavor to spirits: To make the tomato-infused booze for each of these drinks, blend a ripe beefsteak tomato with the base alcohol to make a puree, then strain out the pulp. The resulting spirit has just enough bright tomato flavor, making it perfect for mixing.
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Not unlike a ripe, in-season tomato, the tomato vodka in this drink doesn't need a lot to dress it up. This is the cocktail equivalent of slicing up a beefsteak and showering it with crunchy salt. Here, a little bit of good dry vermouth, a touch of white wine vinegar for acidity, and—you guessed it—a pinch of salt make for an elegant seasonal cocktail.
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Stephen Michelle Advisors is a professional real estate service provider that serves both buyers and sellers within the Dallas uptown high-rise community.
As we serve the buying community, we find our clients are primarily out of state relocation buyers and first time prospective condo buyers. Typically our clients are high income professionals and executives in the age range of 30-55.
We are looking for a logo that will stand up to multiple mediums - our website (http://www.stephenmichelleadvisors.com/), documents, business cards, and advertisements. It should be equally usable in color and black on white, white on black, gray on white, etc.
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- Visually bold, not overly complex
- Modern and sleek, elegant
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In this webinar, you will learn how to improve designs by estimating and tuning Simulink model parameters using numerical optimization. Simulink Design Optimization offers a comprehensive interface for setting up and running your optimization problems in Simulink. Using Simulink Design Optimization enables you to reduce the time needed to calibrate a model and tune a compensator, and helps you ensure a better system design. Through product demonstrations, MathWorks engineers will show you how you can use Simulink Design Optimization to:
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A few months ago, inspired by the success of my amazingly brilliant friend Harold, I submitted an essay to NPR's This I Believe series. I wrote about my decision to live without a car, and even though NPR wasn't feelin' the piece (or maybe they just take a really, really long time to read submissions), I thoroughly enjoyed the exercise. It helped me realize how much riding the bus reflects my sense of who I am.
Here is the conclusion of the essay:
I believe in sitting next to my neighbors, in "How you doing today?" and "Nice weather, isn't it?" I believe in feeling the sun on my skin, in breathing fresh air and moving my body. I believe in eavesdropping. I believe in life stories. I believe in businesspeople and teenage lovers, middle-aged gossips and giggling toddlers. I believe in watching and listening. I believe in naps. I believe in the camaraderie that develops among riders late at night, when the smooth-voiced driver plays jazz loud enough for everyone to enjoy.
I believe in clean air, in keeping cities dense and vibrant, and in protecting our remaining farmland and forests. I believe in the beauty of Puget Sound and the majesty of Mount Rainier. I believe in sharing the world's resources equally, in reverence for human life, and in solidarity with other brown people around the globe.
I believe that change is possible–if more of us ride.
I just read it to my friend Monique, who is visiting from Houston. Her response: "I believe I can fly. Did I tell you I've decided on my next hairstyle?" Clearly, the folks at NPR aren't the only ones who found it tedious. Still, I am bravely posting in hopes of getting a conversation started.
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Hi! At the end of what you want to reference you use these tags like this:
<ref>''[[Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix]]'' (Chapter 7, "The Ministry of Magic")</ref> ==Notes and references== {{Reflist}}
If you need anything else just message me, I'm out of work right now so I'm on here quite a bit. Hope this helps! --BachLynn23 16:08, September 13, 2010 (UTC)
excellent ill use that. i thaught i really better reference some info im adding like that ravenclaw defeated gryffindor in the ps even though this isnt mentioned until cos chapter 7.
- A few more tips when making references.
- Instead of having to type out the entire title (Harry Potter and the...), you can use these Appearance templates. For example, instead of typing out Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, {{POA}} will give you the exact same thing ({{POAF}} for film and {{POAVG}} for video game).
- Also, when using multiple references from the same source, such as citing Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, chapter 7, three separate times, do this:
- For the first use of the reference, <ref name="OOTP7">{{OOTP}} (Chapter 7, "The Ministry of Magic")</ref>
- For every other use of the reference afterwards, just use <ref name="OOTP7"/> (don't forget the backslash at the end)
- This will consolidate all of those references in the "Notes and References" section.
- Hope this helps. - Nick O'Demus 01:04, June 26, 2011 (UTC)
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Sorry about not replying sooner. I'll take a look at it in a bit and see what I can do. - Nick O'Demus 06:24, September 16, 2011 (UTC)
- I'm not sure what the problem is with the template. The only thing I can see that I'd change is you've got the "Hide" commands for both sections as hidea. At least one of them should be changed to something else (hideb, hideq, etc.), but that isn't the cause of the rest of the problem. You could ask Grunny, he knows a lot more about templates and coding than I do. Since your wiki is still new, you should also check the Starter Pages Wiki and Templates Wiki to see if they have some basic set-up instructions or templates you could use. - Nick O'Demus 08:25, September 16, 2011 (UTC)
New Harry Potter Wizard's Collection ImagesI saw your comment, and here is a new image for Year 2.
For more images and info on the Wizard's Collection:Harry Potter Wizard's Collection Official Website
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I justed added new content to the page you might want to see it.
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Thanks for that.
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Feb 20, 2018
Very strange and convoluted course. Not sure if it was just me, but I felt I was hit with a lot of math and information I was not prepped for from the previous courses or even the previous weeks. This is definitely the weak link in the entire research marketing specialization.
Also I feel the speaker speaks way too fast and many of the course files seemed to be missing information.
by Victoria F•
Nov 16, 2018
The last two modules on Statistics were explained too generally and they are difficult to follow. The modules intend to cover Statistics in some detail but it becomes fuzzy and heavy. There are many "practice quizzes" which I did not find helpful at all, I had to look online for information to answer them, however they are compulsory (70% pass grade). It might be better to leave Statistics separately, on a different course altogether.
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Jan 09, 2019
The second part of the course was rushed and I could not fully comprehend what the lecturer was saying. Now I am stuck with an assignment that I am struggling to understand and finish.
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I recommend this course to every one who wants to enhance his/her quantitative research skills. Furthermore, this course is very beneficial for researchers, research scholars and students especially those are writing research proposals under quantitative research methodology.
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It is a very good course. I've learned a lot and I feel more prepared to work with quantitative research.
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A good insight from this course. Hope this will help us to boost our career. Thanks for the lessons.
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Very helpful!
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The first 2 weeks go in a really smooth manner, but from week 3 the course gets a bit complicated. The explanation from week 3 is not clear and can give a lot of confusion
Nevertheless, the concepts covered in course will be providing a lot of knowledge regarding Quantitative Research
by Ridge D•
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Qualitative portion is very helpful. The quantitative part is hit or miss, a lot of it is very hypothetical and not useful when actually implementing the approach in Excel.
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It has been possible to learn a basic framework of statistical analysis.
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K5 Learning is a new start-up company, and we are building a web site which will offer online reading and math learning and enrichment programs for kids from Kindergarten through grade 5.
We already have a logo, but now we need a homepage and secondary page to give our development team the theme they need for the whole site.
A bit more about K5: we offer award winning lessons that are animated, highly interactive and engaging; but are not "edutainment" or games. The program is easy to use and focuses on independent learning, meaning that parents don't have to organize lesson plans or sit with their kids while they study.
The benefits are:
- K5 will help your children learn at their own paced and excel in school
- K5 minimizes time commitments by parents
- 24/7 availability fits into all schedules
- cheaper and more convenient than human tutoring
The principal target audience is parents (especially mothers) of children from preschool through grade 5.
The target demographic is middle class or professional families across North America who are reasonably comfortable with technology and have a computer and high speed internet access in their homes. At least one of the parents would typically have some post-secondary education. Their kids attend public, charter or private schools.
Our target parents have a strong belief in the value of education and have high aspirations for their children. However, most of them will not have the time or energy to consistently organize materials and study with their kids themselves.
The other audience is the students themselves, typically from preschool age through grade 5, boys and girls. Most of the time the students will be using lessons which are unbranded (i.e. no logo). The web page design should be targeted more at the parents than the kids.
Secondary audiences are teachers, school administrators, tutors and out of school educational professionals, who may be potential partners to K5 Learning.
We need (i) a homepage design and (ii) a secondary page, which includes icons for our four programs: K5 Math, K5 Reading, K5 Spelling and K5 Math Facts. (Math Facts refers to memorization of multiplication, addition, subtraction, division tables).
Please use the main logo provided (top left one - the others are there if you need to use the elements).
The designs should be based on the 960 grid system (see http://www.960.gs) and be based closely on the following wireframes:
There are many web sites offering "edutainment", educational games, and "fun" activities, typically with rather garish colors and a child orientated approach. We are positioning ourselves as a much more serious educational site with the overall look and feel aimed at the parents as opposed to the kids, so think sophisticated rather than kitshy.
The principal audience are Moms of 5-10 year olds. The look feel needs to be a little on the soft side, and very safe / trustworthy / credibility building.
The personality attributes of K5 Learning are:
• Aspirational
– Self-motivated, enterprising, achievement orientated
• Secure
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• Energetic
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– Engaged, approachable, friendly, helpful, sincere.
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Please note that the learning system is delivered 100% online, so any photos'/graphics etc should be careful about depicting chalkboards, notebooks etc etc which may be confusing.