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Someone else's war
Las del diente
The story of government cheese
What motivated three young Britons to join the deadly fight against ISIS in Syria?
As of 2019, some 20 British nationals have left home to join the fight against ISIS in Syria. Eight have died in the process. What's leading Britons – mostly young civilians – to abandon the relative comforts of home and fight on the frontlines alongside people with whom they had no prior affiliation? Someone Else's War tracks the journey of three sets of bereaved parents as they travel to Iraq to meet the Kurdish soldiers who witnessed their children's last months. A nuanced and frequently heartbreaking psychological portrait, the film finds the parents grasping for the meaning of their children's choices. As the parents' own views evolve through the process of digging deeper into the stories of their children's deaths, the documentary explores not only the need for closure, but also the tendency to seek heroism in those who die fighting.
Directors: George Cowie, Tom Huntingford, Martin Armstrong
Producer: Superfolk Films
Website: Guardian Documentaries
The Physical Science Study Committee (PSSC) was formed in 1956 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with the mission to create science-education materials for US high-school classrooms. In this PSSC film from 1961, the physics professors J N Patterson Hume and Donald Ivey of the University of Toronto deploy their expertise – as well as some seriously elaborate sets – to demonstrate how, with enough data, highly predictable patterns can emerge from unpredictable events. This version of Random Events has been visually and aurally enhanced by the Aeon Video team. For more elaborate educational wizardry from the PSSC, watch Frames of Reference.
Director: John Friedman
Visual restoration: Tamur Qutab
Audio restoration: Adam D'Arpino
'Girls are weird. Babies are weird. Bodies are extra weird,' says the Spanish animator Ana Pérez López. In Las del Diente, she uses excerpts from candid conversations with three women as a canvas for a refreshingly honest and unapologetic meditation on modern womanhood. The anecdotes are enriched with hallucinatory animated sequences and percussive interludes, transforming their conversations about social pressure and biological anomalies into a surreal celebration of being female, in all its multitudes – from having your body treated like a business to contending with deeply conflicted feelings about having children.
Video by Ana Pérez López
The short film The River evocatively adapts the US spoken-word poet Anis Mojgani's performance of 'To Where the Trees Grow Tall' from his book In the Pockets of Small Gods (2018). Mojgani invokes a surreal scene of confusion, mystery and casual conversations between newly deceased strangers in a piece that envisions its listeners in their coffins, 'clanging down the river, with all the other coffins in the water of the next world'. The US filmmaker Kristian Melom pairs this performance with split-screen images of the poet navigating a cityscape and a journey down a serenely flowing river. Through Mojgani's words and Melom's images, death – like life – is rendered as at once mundane and deeply enigmatic.
Director: Kristian Melom
Producer: AIR Serenbe
Executive Producer: J Brandon Hinman
Today, the term 'government cheese' is perhaps most commonly associated with the late US comedian Chris Farley and his 1993 Saturday Night Live sketch in which a motivational speaker warns a couple of wayward teens that, if they don't get their act together, they'll soon be 'living in a van down by the river' on a steady diet of the stuff. But before it became well-worn comedy fodder, the dairy surplus was the result of a 1977 US government initiative to support farmers and assure the country's control of its own food supply. However, as this charming (or irritating, depending on your lactose tolerance) cheese-filled explainer from NPR's Planet Money details, the whole endeavour went a bit haywire. And although the 'government cheese' programme effectively ended in the 1990s, its legacy has left the US a bit milk-bloated ever since.
Producers: Bronson Acuri, Ben Naddaff-Hafrey
Website: Planet Money
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FinTech Xencio has come to Vienna to help SMEs
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John Shen, Co-Founder of the Chinese FinTech Xencio, will be holding a talk about his Founder Journey at the upcoming FinTechWeek Vienna 2019. He told the Brutkasten in advance how he intends to help SMEs in Austria with their accounting and controlling. Originally Xencio was founded in Shanghai in 2015. "As part of the GIN…
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Dakota County judge to retire two months after DUI plea
Michael Vann Sovis, a Dakota County District Court Judge, was arrested Dec. 24, 2012 on suspicion of drunken driving. He was released the next day on $12,00 bail. Sovis, 63, has no prior convictions. He has served on the bench since 1988 and has been elected four times, most recently in 2008. Sovis, 63, who was arrested Christmas Eve after allegedly hitting several parked cars in St. Paul, was charged Thursday, Dec. 27, with two counts of third-degree drunken driving. (Courtesy of Ramsey County Sheriff's Office)
By Marino Eccher | Pioneer Press
PUBLISHED: July 28, 2013 at 11:01 p.m. | UPDATED: November 7, 2015 at 12:43 a.m.
Two months after his drunken-driving conviction, Dakota County District Court Judge Michael Sovis is retiring.
The Minnesota Commission on Judicial Selection announced the move Monday. Sovis, 64, declared his intention to seek a medical retirement through his attorney, David Ayers, when he pleaded guilty May 22 to third-degree driving under the influence.
He'll spend a year on medical retirement, then collect the pension he accrued from 25 years of service, Ayers said Monday.
Ayers declined to say more about the medical reason for the retirement, which was reviewed and approved by Gov. Mark Dayton. Through Ayers, Sovis declined to comment Monday.
The DUI charges came from a Christmas Eve incident in which Sovis, driving with his wife, hit several parked cars in St. Paul. He told police he'd had several drinks and recorded a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.28, according to court documents — more than three times the 0.08 legal limit to drive.
He's been off the job since his arrest and completed 33 days of addiction treatment, Ayers said. He was sentenced to two years' probation and was ordered to seek treatment and counseling.
Sovis, a 1975 graduate of Hamline University School of Law, had been on the bench since 1988. He has been re-elected four times, most recently in 2008.
Ayers said Sovis is looking forward to stepping out of the spotlight after spending a long time in a public position.
The Judicial Selection commission is seeking applicants to fill the vacancy.
Emily Gurnon contributed to this report. Marino Eccher can be reached at 651-228-5421. Follow him at twitter.com/marinoeccher.
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Marino Eccher was a Pioneer Press reporter from 2012 to 2016, covering Dakota County, breaking news and creating data visualizations.


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David J. Vocadlo is a Canadian chemical biologist. He is a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Chemical Glycobiology and Professor of Chemistry at Simon Fraser University.

Early life and education
Vocadlo was born in Brantford, Ontario, to a Czech father and a Finnish mother who met in Canada. Due to his father's job, Vocadlo lived overseas and in Montreal and Vancouver. He originally enrolled at the University of British Columbia with the intent on becoming an architect but switched to majoring in chemistry and biology. Following the completion of his undergraduate degree, Vocadlo he worked as a research assistant in the Biotechnology Laboratory at UBC which prompted him to continue his research. His thesis The catalytic mechanism of retaining [beta]-glycosidases earned him the 2003 Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council Doctoral Prize. While completing his postdoctoral work at the University of California, Berkeley, Vocadlo accepted a faculty position at Simon Fraser University (SFU) for the 2004–05 academic year.

Career
Upon joining the faculty at SFU as an assistant professor, Vocadlo focused his research on examining how human cells adapt to new situations with the end goal of developing treatments for Alzheimer's or Type II diabetes. As a Canada Research Chair in chemical glycobiology, Vocadlo synthesized a sugar-like molecule that helps inhibit the progression of Alzheimer's-like symptoms in mice. His work then expanded to focus on understanding and manipulating the enzymes that assemble and break down these glycoconjugates.

By 2010, Vocadlo became the co-founder of Alectos Therapeutics Inc., a molecule drug company and was recognized with a Top 40 Under 40 Award. The following year, he also a recipient of a 2011 E.W.R. Steacie Memorial Fellowship for his investigative research. Vocadlo continued to focus on Alzheimer's disease and uncovered the role of carbohydrate structures in regards to health and disease. In 2013, his research was further recognized with the Horace S. Isbell Award from the American Chemical Society. He was also re-appointed to his role as a Canada Research Chair in Chemical Glycobiology and named to the inaugural cohort of the Royal Society of Canada's College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists.

Personal life
Vocadlo and his wife Krystyna have two children together.

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on August 08, 2016, 3:30pm
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This Friday, August 12th, Thee Oh Sees will release their new album, A Weird Exits, via Castle Face. In anticipation, it's streaming in full below courtesy of SPIN.
The eight-track effort marks the 17th full-length overall for the prolific garage rock outfit and the follow-up to last year's Mutilator Defeated at Last. Though still led by frontman John Dwyer, A Weird Exits is the first record capturing the work of double drummers Ryan Moutinho and Dan Rincon and bassist Tim Hellman.
The new album was preceded by early cuts "Plastic Plants" and "The Axis".
Pre-orders for the album are ongoing.
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A Weird Exits Tracklist:
01. Dead Man's Gun
02. Ticklish Warrior
03. Jammed Entrance
04. Plastic Plant
05. Gelatinous Cube
06. Unwrap the Fiend Pt. 2
07. Crawl Out From the Fall Out
08. The Axis
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Chrysochou
Published 20th of July, 2018
Chrysochou lies nestled between Goudi and Polis, on the North West Coast of Cyprus. From the B7, where you will most likely have seen it, it is notable for the well preserved mosque that dominates its skyline. But Chrysochou has other points of interest, and a few surprises should your curiosity entice you to explore, including a fully restored water mill!
View From The B7
Chrysochou first came onto the Paphos Life Radar when we blogged about the Green Points appearing around the Paphos Region. If you use the one near Polis, you will drive through or past Chrysochou to get there.
For this blog, we are entering the village from the Goudi Road.
Like Fasoula, Chrysochou used to be a Turkish Cypriot village. The mosque is a bit of a giveaway. Consequently, it will have an entry in the PRIO database:
Chrysochou or Hirsofu (for Turkish Cypriots) is a village in the Chrysochou valley of Paphos district, located four kilometers south of Polis. According to Goodwin, Chrysokhou was named after its first settler, a goldsmith. Chryso means "gold" in Greek. The name of the village could also be interpreted as "golden land," (khrysoskhous). Turkish Cypriots adopted the alternative name Altıncık in 1958, meaning "little gold."
No Gold
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Historical Population:
As may be seen from the chart above, Chrysochou was a Turkish Cypriot village from the Ottoman period. Throughout the British period the village's population fluctuated constantly, but did not really increase.
No one was displaced from this village either during the emergency years of 1950s, or during the intercommunal fighting of 1963-64. However, the village received many displaced persons from nearby villages such as Loukrounou/Olukönü(318), Lapithiou/Bozalan(316) and Polis(332). Richard Patrick recorded 35 displaced Turkish Cypriots still residing in Chrysochou/Altıncık village in 1971. He also put the total population at 367.
Following the division of the island in 1974, all the villagers of Chrysochou/Altıncık and the displaced persons living in that village fled to the north. This movement took place in two phases. In the first phase, almost 140 of the villagers fled secretly over the mountains to the Turkish-controlled north in late 1974 and early 1975. In the second phase, the remaining 222 villagers were evacuated to the northern part of the divide under UNFICYP escort on 12 August 1975. They were mainly resettled in Katokopia/Zümrütköy(048) and Nikitas/Güneşköy(075) in the Morphou/Güzelyurt area. Some of them were also resettled in Masari/Şahinler(068) village and Famagusta(140) town. The number of the original Chrysochou/Altıncık Turkish Cypriots who were displaced after 1974 was around 320-30 (308 in 1960 census).
Current Inhabitants:
After the departure of the Turkish Cypriots, the village was used for the settlement of some displaced Greek Cypriots from the island's north. The 2001 census put the total population of the village at 52.
Clean Streets
Well, there was definitely no gold on display. I was however impressed with how clean the place was.
A Few Ruins
Most of Chrysochou is still inhabited. This building had obviously seen better days though. It is interesting to see that beneath the external plaster, the walls are lined with mud. We saw similar building techniques in the abandoned village of Souskiou.
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Clean Up Paphos!
Rubbish has long been an issue in the region of Paphos. While fly-tipping no longer occurs on every hillside corner, it is still a big problem. In the last few years however, a number of Green Points have been set up throughout Paphos. The only trouble is, very few people seem to know about them. So we decided to track them all down, and show you what to expect when you visit. If you want the rubbish situation in Paphos to improve, it is in your own interests to use these places. We appreciate that a tour of recycling points won't make scintilating viewing, so we took the scenic route to bring you some pictures of the countryside too...
Fasoula
Fasoula is nestled in the Diarizos Valley, between the abandoned villages of Souskiou and Maronas. We visited it in the Spring time, but have saved the blog for now, so you can remember how green Cyprus was just a few months ago, as you sit by the pool relaxing in the summer heat...
Abandoned Villages - Makounta
We recently assisted on a litter cleanup along the nature trail to Argaka Reservoir. While we were there, we couldn't help but notice the abandoned village of Makounta on the other side of the valley. We were also curious where the nature trail went once it passed the reservoir. So the other day we returned with our camera. This is what we found...
Abandoned Villages - Maronas
Last saturday my wife and I were in Paphos with a couple of hours to kill. So we decided to take a trip up the Diarizos Valley. Being on the Paphos / Limassol border, this valley is on the edge of the Paphos Life radar. However, it has a wealth of sites to visit, as you shall see over the coming weeks. Our specific destination was the abandoned village of Gerovasa. There is a fascinating bridge near to it, and we visited the village itself a few years ago, to do a geocache. However, on our way up the valley, we spotted some ramshackle buildings on the other side of the valley, and decided to take a detour...
Abandoned Villages - Foinikas
Foinikas has a special place in our family's hearts. It was the first abandoned village we explored in Cyprus, some ten years ago. We have returned to it each time we visited Cyprus, and consquently have more pictures than we could ever possibly want of the village and surrounding area. We posted some of them on our blog about the Asprokremmos Reservoir. We wanted some up-to-date photos for the Abandoned Village blog series. So last saturday we revisited Foinikas, and couldn't believe what we found when we got there...
Chrysochou Cemetery
If you drive along the B7 towards Polis, pay attention as you pass by Chrysochou. On your right, through the trees, you will be able to make out some strange stone shapes. One day recently, while we were preparing for our recent Chrysochou blog, we decided to investigate further...
Cyprus Road Trip #2: Paphos - Coast to Coast
It's time for another road trip! This time we are going Coast to Coast, from Paphos, to Agios Georgios, and across the island to Latsi and the Baths of Aphrodite. We are also stopping at lots of fun locations on the way, so buckle your seatbelts and let's get started!
Chryschou lies nestled between Goudi and Polis, on the North West Coast of Cyprus. From the B7, where you will have most likely have seen it, it is notable for the well preserved mosque that dominates its skyline. But Chrsochou has other points of interest, and a few surprises should your curiosity entice you to explore...


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Q: jQuery Datatables change cell data based on click I use a jquery datatable that contains 6 column this table have to be changed based ob user interactive in the following steps :
1. Click start button will highlight the first row background (i.e gray color). (done!)
2. Change first customer status from (waiting) to (in service). (need help)
3. After finish of serving the customer the user will click on next something will happen
a-) delete the selected row which it will be always row(0).
b-) customer #2 will be selected (highlight) and its status change from (waiting) to (in service).
My important request is once I clicked on Start how can I change the status from (waiting) to (in service)?
$(document).ready(function() {
    $('#culist').DataTable({
    "searching": false,
    "lengthChange": false,
    });
});

$("#straps").on('click', function(event) {
   var table = $('#culist').DataTable();
   table.rows().iterator('row', function(context, index) {

   $(this.row(0).node()).addClass('selectd_Tr');
   });
});

$("#nxtps").on('click', function(event) {
});
$("#psps").on('click', function(event) {
});

Here is my jsfiddle

A: add this in the click event listener of the start button:
table.cell(0,5).data("In Service");

Here's the fiddle, and here's the cell() function docs

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Movie of the week: Fast & Furious 7
Published on Apr 2, 2015 11:05 PM
The Fast & Furious gang is back behind the wheel for their blockbuster, revving and pumping up the action in this homage film to the late Paul Walker.
Everything from the Fast & Furious series is expanding since its first chapter.
In the new 7th installment, it is no different. In addition to Vin Diesel's yearn to win an Oscar for Best Picture, this latest episode of the franchise is a tribute to the late Paul Walker. The star's life came to an end during an off-set car accident several months into the shoot. The movie world was shaken and the movie was put to a halt. After several script tweaking, four body doubles (including Walker's brothers) and digital CGI, the film completed successfully and paid their final homage to the late star.
"It's something of a miracle that he [ Director James Wan] and the team behind this escapist series have managed to not only deliver another delightfully over-the-top joy ride, but also elegantly honour the actor at the heart of it. Furious 7 hits every note that it must to satisfy fans and effectively pay tribute to Walker in his final on-screen performance." – Roth Cornet, IGN
In the great 138 minutes of action, lead action star Vin Diesel continues in the role of Dominic "Dom" Torretto. After taking down international terrorist Owen Shaw in the last film, the crew have gone their separate ways and left their criminal mercenary lives behind. However, Owen Shaw's brother Deckard Shaw is now out to take revenge.
And if that wasn't enough, a Somalian terrorist 'Jakarde' and a mysterious government official called "Mr. Nobody" are both competing to steal a computer terrorism programme called God's Eye that can turn any technological device into a weapon. To prevent a catastrophic episode, Torretto reconvenes his team to stop Shaw and retrieve the God's Eye programme. Pumped up and revved up, Furious 7 serves up as much action as audiences have come to expect from this movie series.
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and long awaited support for python3.
- Improved 3D model library path configuration.
- Cairo canvas is now used for printing support on all platforms.
- Symbol pin table is now editable.
- Pcbnew scripting support for Python 3 has been added.
- Snapping for graphical object drawing in board and footprint editors.
- Significant user interface improvements.
- Major dialog box improvements.
- Now requires rust 1.3.1 minimum. spotifyd itself uses edition "2018"
not require a newer rust as well.


There would be a million pictures and films of General Schwarzkopf leading the charge to liberate Kuwait, but for the burly American Hero, it wouldn't be enough. He needed more, he needed a real part of history.
On December 27, 2012 when General Schwarzkopf passed away, he still possessed that cherished keepsake, reminding him of the land that he liberated.
I thought to myself what a wonderful thing, to be able to actually keep a part of our most cherished moments. Whether it's a part of a liberated country or our child's first haircut, I found that there was no product on the market that offered that opportunity. So after much research, I developed and patented the Keepsake Capsule.
Teaming up with my childhood friend Ed Rider, together we brought the Keepsake Capsule to market. Operating out of North Carolina and being the patriots that we are, we wanted to develop a product that was 100% made, printed, and packaged in the USA.


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Practical-ly Perfect: Writer/Director Steven Kostanski on the Inspiration Behind His Titular Demon and More for PG: PSYCHO GOREMAN
2021/01/22 22:23:04 +00:00 | Heather Wixson
As a veteran in the world of special effects makeup, Steven Kostanski (who contributed to projects like It (2017), Crimson Peak, Pacific Rim, Resident Evil: Retribution, and more) knows exactly how important great effects are in the world of genre cinema. That much is evident from his previous directorial efforts like Manborg, Leprechaun Returns, and The Void. It's also a huge component of his latest film project, PG: Psycho Goreman, which features a ruthless demonic overlord brought to life by actor Matthew Ninaber.
Daily Dead recently caught up with Kostanski, and he discussed the inspiration behind both the story and the character of Psycho Goreman, the design process of the film's titular character, and more. Look for PG: Psycho Goreman in select theaters and on various digital and On Demand platforms starting today, courtesy of RLJE Films.
Great to chat with you once again, Steven. I guess the best place to start would be to talk a little about the inspiration behind this story and the inspiration behind the character of PG as well.
Steven Kostanski: I've had images from this movie floating around my head for what feels like forever now. I just didn't really know what to do with them. Specifically, the image of PG sitting at a drum set. I just always imagined this hulking monster creature crammed into a tiny corner sitting around a set of drums and it made me laugh. I just didn't know what to do with it at the time. And then one day after I'd finished on Leprechaun Returns, I was back home in Toronto, and I was watching Rawhead Rex and in my head I just started riffing on this concept of this ancient evil being resurrected. I was like, "Well, what could you do with that that had not been done before?" And I liked the idea of mashing that with E.T. because I like combining the tropes of an intense sci-fi horror action movie with a more suburban-based family adventure movie, kind of like Suburban Commando or Masters of the Universe does.
So once I settled on that core concept, the ideas really just started pouring out of me. One big aspect that really helped coalesce the story was trying to figure out the character of PG, this evil space warlord is cool and everything, but I felt like the other characters needed to match up to him. So I started thinking about what kind of kids would be able to go toe to toe with this evil monster? And I started thinking about kids in my life that I know, younger relatives or work friends, their kids, and I start thinking about how nuts kids can be sometimes and it's the thing that I don't see in movies enough. I keep saying that there's a Harry Potter syndrome with a lot of kids in movies where it's like the plot's just happening to them and there are always these wide-eyed innocents.
And I liked the idea of having a kid that's totally running the show, that doesn't feel vulnerable, at least immediately in the story, and so that's where I came up with Mimi, because I loved the idea of this little girl that was just full of attitude and clearly in her own weird world in the same way that PG is in his own weird world. I liked the idea of this hulking monster and this little girl squaring off against each other and that seemed to be where all the fun interactions would happen and also just where the heart of the movie would reside. So once I came up with that, the rest of it came pretty easily because it was such a fun core concept.
Let's talk about the design of PG. We've had decades upon decades of demonic entities coming into fruition through different movies and things like that. Considering your background, I'm sure doing practical effects and creating this monster suit was probably going to be your only route for this character, but what was the design process like as you were trying to nail that image that you first had of him in your head and making it actualized for the screen?
Steven Kostanski: It was a pretty lengthy process trying to figure out what I wanted him to look like. Because in the script stage, I just envisioned him as being the ultimate "Steve monster," which is that he would be a character that if he was translated into an action figure and 10-year-old Steve saw him on the shelf at Walmart or something, I would have immediately grabbed him. So I was trying to tap into what were the things that would catch my eye as a kid, and so I tried to instill his design with as much of those elements as possible. I actually got a comic book artist friend of mine in Italy named Aurelio, he did the initial sketches of PG that I built off of, and so he did very simple comic booky drawings of this creature.
I told him to make him a combination of Baron Karza from Micronauts meets Molasar from The Keep meets Venom meets Darth Vader meets Skeletor meets Megatron, all of these villains kind of mashed together into one thing. So, what he came up with actually was quite simple. One detail about it I loved was he put in these glowing cracks on his body, so that was the thing I integrated into the suit, which we actually did with UV paint. We would hit him with a UV light every once in a while to just make his pink cracks pop a little bit more. Then it came down to deciding how intense the makeup would be. I knew it was going to have to be a full suit, but as far as the face was concerned, I was torn between going full Molasar and having him have the face built out from the actor's actual face and giving him big teeth and glowing eyes, because I knew in a static form that would be the look that I wanted. But I also was grappling with making him expressive because that's a huge component as well.
So I ended up settling more for contact lenses and dentures on a makeup that was sculpted a little closer to his face. It's still a very thick appliance on him and it's basically a glorified pullover mask because that's what we could afford, but it allowed Matthew Ninaber, who plays PG, to express and emote and instill as much personality into the physical performance as possible, which I think was super important and I think it really registers onscreen. I think you needed that. If the face was super immobile, I don't think he would have been as charming. I think the gimmick would have gotten old pretty quick. So I'm glad we went that road. I'm still kind of sad that his eyes don't glow all the time, but in classic low-budget movie fashion, we settled for the glow sometimes when we can afford to make them glow.
You just mentioned Matthew, who plays the character of PG, and you're somebody who obviously not only works with effects, but works with people who have to work in makeups and things like that. How essential is it to have an actor come in and not only embrace the makeup process, but really work with the makeup to be able to create characters? And I think Matthew does a really great job here with doing just that.
Steven Kostanski: He really does a great job, especially considering he'd never done it before. And I warned him. I was like, "This is going to suck for you. You're going to hate this by the end." And he definitely had his dark periods, which I allowed him to be totally vocal about because I feel like people need to understand creature performance is a skill in itself. It's not a thing anybody can do. You need stamina, you need to be able to go to that place mentally to be okay with it because I've seen people freak out in suits and makeups. I've seen people suddenly become super claustrophobic as soon as they have a mask glued down around their eyes and mouth. But Matt handled it like a champ. It was like a learning curve for sure, but he embraced it. I also think his frustrations with the suit, he just internalized it and then brought it out in the performance. I think it's part of why PG has so much personality and the moments where he's playing frustrated, he probably was really frustrated.
But I thought Matthew did a fantastic job and was a real trooper and if we had had somebody who couldn't have handled it, the movie would have sank completely. It really came down to him being able to power through it every day and he was in the suit every day. He maybe had one day off on the main shoot, but it was a grueling experience and he pulled through and he really handled it well.
You're somebody who has worked as a director and has worked as a special effects artist, too. So, how have your experiences in the realm of special effects helped you when you're taking on these really ambitious projects like Psycho Goreman or The Void, in terms of making sure that the effects always look stellar and that they're really reading in camera? Nothing bums me out more in a movie than when I see really good effects and you've got somebody there who doesn't know how to shoot them, that doesn't know how to light them, and that doesn't know how to make them sing.
Steven Kostanski: Oh, that's something that drives me nuts as well. I'm pretty chill on set, but that is a thing that I obsess over and I take the way stuff is lit very seriously. It was something that I was always conscious of, and Andy [Appelle], our DoP, was always conscious of when PG needs to look intimidating. Another thing we had to consider was whenever he was in broad daylight, we have to find ways to make him look cool because there's nothing worse than just a really impressive sculpted paint job that's ruined by being in broad daylight. So, that was part of the reason for making the decision to put PG in an outfit for a chunk of his outdoor scenes, because that way I felt like we were at least obscuring him to a certain extent, so when he does reveal himself again, it means something. But it's something that I'm always conscious of.
The only part of me as a director that I'm very specific about is how we shoot creatures and how we shoot gags, just because I have so much experience at it. I've seen this stuff go south so quickly before and I know there's an expectation there with me as well to deliver on that and I would hate to disappoint. So, I'm always very specific about how we shoot our effects and making sure that we take the time we need to do it properly and not rush.
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About the Author - Heather Wixson
Heather A. Wixson was born and raised in the Chicago suburbs, until she followed her dreams and moved to Los Angeles in 2009. A 14-year veteran in the world of horror entertainment journalism, Wixson fell in love with genre films at a very early age, and has spent more than a decade as a writer and supporter of preserving the history of horror and science fiction cinema. Throughout her career, Wixson has contributed to several notable websites, including Fangoria, Dread Central, Terror Tube, and FEARnet, and she currently serves as the Managing Editor for Daily Dead, which has been her home since 2013. She's also written for both Fangoria Magazine & ReMind Magazine, and her latest book project, Monsters, Makeup & Effects: Volume One will be released on October 20, 2021.
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Hello everyone I have a little problem. I just installed another kinetik hc 2400 in my 03 yukon. I am currently running 1 red top under the hood and 2 kinetik hc 1400 and 2 kinetik hc 2400. I'm pushing 2 18's tc sound ultra lms and a ia40. I am waiting for my second one to come. I charged the 5 month old 2400 and one of the 1400. After installing all the batteries and driving for 20 minutes my engine light came on. What's the problem. I tryed removing the connections for 5 mins to reset the computer, but that didn't work. Anyone know what I can do to fix this problem?
Hey guys I just got both of my tc sound 18 lms today and one of mine had a crank in top of the frame also it will play fine I think, but I think I may have a problem with the mounting and sealing of the sub. I will post pictures of it later. I think I might be able to work with it. We will see.
Ok I think I mean to say 3' by 19.5 I hope thats right on each chamber. The port is going to run the full length and be 3' on the sub side up. I hope thats right.
I want to make a box for my 03 yukon this is what I have H21"xL46"xD28" I want to chamber both 18's with a 3" port turned to 33hz is this right for my truck. I want to put the subs up with ports up is this right or should I go with subs up and ports back? Need help from the family. Thanks for all the advise.
Yeah I think your right about that one so what you think I should separate them and just ship them throught the mail. Each subwoof is about 80lbs. I don't know how much they are separated.
well two things one I would like for it not to drop below13.0 while sitting banging the music if possible but driving 13.5 is it possible with the set up i have or do I need to add something else?


Following on the heels of a hiring blitz that added 12 new ironworkers, carpenters, and metal building erectors to its ranks, Grand Rapids-based Pioneer Construction is ready to hire another 30 workers.
Pioneer Construction, which employs about 200 people, has built some of West Michigan's leading-edge structures, including Grand Valley State University's Mary Idema Pew Library and the Seidman College of Business, as well as Grand Rapids' Downtown Market, Heart of the City Health Services, and Boardwalk Condominiums.
"We have a strong backlog right now, and have new opportunities with manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, office build-outs, higher education, hospitality, and healthcare," says Director of Business Development Chris Beckering. "We've maintained the philosophy that it's important to have the self-performance horsepower and services to deliver full-service construction."
In conjunction with the expected uptick in larger-than-life projects, the company recently purchased a $1 million 70-ton Grove TMS700E crane.
While Pioneer's ideal job candidate is one with experience in carpentry, ironwork, or metal building construction, Beckering says the company has partnered with Associated Builders and Contractors to provide extensive training for anyone wishing to begin or advance a career in construction trades.
"First and foremost, candidates must have a good solid work ethic, positive teamwork-oriented mentality and attitude, people who take pride in their work, and people who have a commitment to safe work practices," Beckering says. "Ideally, they would have experience in the trades or general construction services; however, for people with a strong work ethic and a good attitude, we're willing to invest in training."
To apply for a position, stop by Pioneer Construction's offices at 550 Kirtland St. SW, or apply online here.
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The 250-acre farm has been in David Corbin's family since 1863. The Corbins have their commodity trading business, Corbin Investments, in a former dairy barn on the property.
When the Corbins' son, Richard, got married in 1995, he told them he wanted to have a reception in their hay barn.
"Then we'd do one or two a year once we got the barn cleaned up," Betty Corbin says.
That morphed into a business that now has 80 weddings a year along with fundraisers and family photos.
"We had opened up the woods for picture opportunities," Corbin says.
She wanted the woods to be lit at night, so she contacted David Hill at Superior Home Service about adding some spotlights.
She finally relented and says she loved it.
That led to Lights of Kindness, a fundraiser for Hill's One Spark Foundation that helps the needy in Wichita. The Corbins sold tickets to see holiday lights around their property.
Then Betty Corbin's good friend Jackie Vietti, the former president of Butler Community College, had an idea.
So the Corbins paid a 20 percent deposit on three reindeer from Minnesota that weren't conceived yet.
"You have to order reindeer two years out," Betty Corbin says.
The reindeer were born this year – they're 10 months old – and arrived at the farm in August. A second one came two weeks ago from Coffeyville. Corbin says the reindeer cost a total of $23,000.
She says she tried thinking of a fun name to advertise that the reindeer will be available for pictures and petting.
She turned to "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" for inspiration and came up with Dash Away Reindeer Experience.
This year, there are more than a million lights – Corbin says she thinks it's 1.6 million but doesn't want anyone to hold her to that – in the woods.
The Corbins hope for 25,000 people to visit through the holidays. They plan music, holiday acting scenes, concessions and a nativity scene from Nov. 28 to Jan. 4.
She says it's something else to have one in a secular setting.
Though the reindeer will help raise money for One Spark, they're also another enterprise for the Corbins.
"It's a small business that we're starting out," Richard Corbin says.
The hope is to draw more people to the farm but also have the reindeer available to rent elsewhere throughout the year for $400 an hour with a two-hour minimum.
"Traveling with the reindeer is like traveling with a new baby," Betty Corbin says of their trailer and gear.
There are four reindeer for now: Belinda – whose stage name is Prancer – Lena, Brownie and Itsy Bitsy. There will be a contest for children over the holidays to give stage names to the other reindeer.
The Corbins' idea is to breed their own reindeer in the future.
Richard Corbin says he's now the only Kansas member of the national Reindeer Owners & Breeders Association.
Betty Corbin says reindeer are gentle, laid-back creatures.
Richard Corbin is the one who feeds them, though. Betty Corbin says Vietti hasn't fed the reindeer once or even met them yet for that matter.
She says she sent Vietti an invitation to a VIP kickoff for the holiday display.


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