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Art Spiegelman (1948-) Biography
Career, Awards, Honors, SidelightsPersonal, Addresses, Member, Writings, Adaptations
Born 1948, in Stockholm, Sweden; immigrated to United States, 1951; naturalized citizen; Education: Attended Harpur College (now State University of New York at Binghamton), 1965-68.
Agent—c/o Deborah Karl, 52 West Clinton Ave., Irvington, NY 10533.
I'm a Dog, HarperCollins (New York, NY), 1996.
(Editor, with wife, Françoise Mouly) Little Lit: Folklore and Fairy Tale Funnies, HarperCollins (New York, NY), 2000.
(Editor, with Françoise Mouly) Little Lit 2: Strange Stories for Strange Kids, Joanna Cotler Books (New York, NY), 2001.
(Editor, with Françoise Mouly) It Was a Dark and Silly Night . . . , HarperCollins (New York, NY), 2003.
The Complete Mr. Infinity, S. F. Book Co., 1970.
The Viper Vicar of Vice, Villainy, and Vickedness, privately printed, 1972.
Zip-a-Tune and More Melodies, S. F. Book Co., 1972.
(Compiling editor with Bob Schneider) Whole Grains: A Book of Quotations, D. Links, 1972.
Ace Hole, Midget Detective, Apex Novelties, 1974.
Language of Comics, State University of New York at Binghamton, 1974.
Breakdowns: From Maus to Now, an Anthology of Strips, Belier Press, 1977.
Work and Turn, Raw Books, 1979.
Every Day Has Its Dog, Raw Books, 1979.
Two-fisted Painters Action Adventure, Raw Books, 1980.
Maus: A Survivor's Tale, My Father Bleeds History, Pantheon (New York, NY), 1986.
(Editor with Françoise Mouly, and contributor) Read Yourself Raw: Comix Anthology for Damned Intellectuals, Pantheon (New York, NY), 1987.
(With Françoise Mouly) Jimbo: Adventures in Paradise, Pantheon (New York, NY), 1988.
Maus: A Survivor's Tale II, and Here My Troubles Began, Pantheon (New York, NY), 1991.
Comics included in anthologies, such as Don Donahue and Susan Goodrich, editors, The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics, D. Links, 1974; and Nicole Hollander, Skip Morrow, and Ron Wolin, editors, Drawn Together: Relationships Lampooned, Harpooned, and Cartooned, Crown, 1983.
(Editor, with Françoise Mouly and R. Sikoryak) Warts and All: Drew Friedman and Josh Alan Friedman, Penguin (New York, NY), 1990.
(Illustrator) Joseph Moncura March, The Wild Party: The Lost Classic, Pantheon (New York, NY), 1994.
(Author of introduction) Bob Adelman, editor, Tijuana Bibles: Art and Wit in America's Forbidden Funnies, 1930s-1950s, Simon & Schuster (New York, NY), 1997.
(With Chip Kidd) Jack Cole and Plastic Man: Forms Stretched to Their Limits, Chronicle Books (San Francisco, CA), 2001.
In the Shadow of No Towers, Pantheon (New York, NY), 2004.
Contributor to numerous underground comics. Editor of Douglas Comix, 1972; editor, with Bill Griffith, and contributor, Arcade, the Comics Revue, 1975-76; founding editor, with Mouly, and contributor, Raw, beginning 1980.
Maus has been translated into eighteen languages, including Japanese, Korean, and Hungarian.
Art Spiegelman (1948-) - Career
Art Spiegelman (1948-) - Awards, Honors
Art Spiegelman (1948-) - Sidelights


Why do highs have such lows?
Why does love grow and grow?
Why is the world so big, so vast?
Why are we where we are, lives cast?
Why can't we think of anything but each other?
Why can't we switch off until we're next together?
Why do I cry without your touch?
Why sometimes is it all too much?
I don't know, perhaps I'm never meant to?
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The Dawn Bible Students Association is a Christian organization and movement, and a legal entity used by a branch of the Bible Student movement.

It was founded with the intention of becoming a publishing house to begin printing and distributing the first six volumes of the Studies in the Scriptures series that were written directly by Charles Taze Russell which the Watchtower Society had officially ceased publishing in 1927.

In 1966, the Dawn published 'Oh, the Blessedness', a small booklet which rejected most of Russell's views of Bible prophecy and end time predictions resulting in numerous internal divisions.

History

In 1928 Norman Woodworth, following intense personal disagreement with the new policies of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society and actions of the Society's President, Joseph Rutherford, left to create the radio program Frank and Ernest with the help of the Brooklyn congregation of Bible Students.  He had previously been responsible for producing the same radio program for the Watchtower Society.

In 1932, the Dawn Publishers, Inc. was founded in Brooklyn, New York, just blocks away from Watch Tower headquarters. In the 1940s it was moved to Rutherford, New Jersey under its current name, Dawn Bible Students Association. The Dawn was founded, by Woodworth and others, with the intention of becoming a publishing house to begin redistribution of the Studies in the Scriptures. Soon after starting the Frank and Ernest radio program a 4-page brochure entitled Bible Student's Radio Echo began to be printed in order to maintain public interest.  Soon, its name was changed to The Dawn and Herald of Christ's Presence magazine, and its size changed to 16-pages.  It began as a bi-monthly, then later monthly, journal.

The Dawn was influential in regathering large numbers of the Bible Students who had ceased association with Watchtower Society  between 1917 and 1928, sponsoring the "First Annual Reunion Convention of Bible Students" in 1929. As a result, new congregations of Bible Students were formed in various countries worldwide and publishing their literature in various languages.

In 1966 the Dawn published Oh, the Blessedness; a small booklet which rejected many of Russell's views on Bible prophecy and end times.

This rejection polarized those Bible Students who still accepted Russell's views, and an independent movement was formed in 1974. Russell's Studies in the Scriptures as well as all other writings never before reproduced since his death were now being republished independently of the Dawn, alongside radio and television programs, journals, newsletters, books and booklets produced by various Bible Student individuals and congregations independent of the Dawn.  As of 1992 all of Russell's writings, including printed sermons, speeches, newspaper and journal articles, tracts, letters and brochures have been reprinted and digitized.

Current membership in America is difficult to estimate from the number of conventions. In the late 1980s they had a membership of about 60,000. In 2007 The Dawn Magazine 75th Anniversary 1932–2007 gave a brief history of the group. In 2019, the Dawn Bible Students Association was incorporated in Florida. The New Jersey office has since been relocated to Florida.

The Dawn Bible Students continue publication of Russell's Studies in the Scriptures, as well as booklets written by various Bible Students. They also produce radio and television programs.

Beliefs
The Dawn Bible Students accept the inspiration and infallibility of the Bible.  They accept Jesus as God's Son and Messiah, and believe in his pre-existent divine Sonship as the "Logos", but believe that the Father is greater. They teach Christ's ransom and blood atonement for mankind, and in a general resurrection.  They also teach the existence of a literal fallen angel Satan, and other demons.   The Dawn Bible Students teach the necessity of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit for salvation and sanctification, but reject the doctrines of a co-equal Trinity, immortality of the soul, and a literal hell-fire.

Studies in the Scriptures teaches two phases of the Kingdom of God - a spiritual phase, invisible, and an earthly phase.

Oh, the Blessedness! in 1966 addresses the two dates in Charles Taze Russell's prediction – the "beginning of the Master's second presence" in 1874, and the "times of the Gentiles" end in 1914, recognising as did Russell himself in 1907 and 1916 that the predicted "foretold harvest" of saints did not end in 1914 and still is going on.

Dawn Bible Students believe in the Restitution of all things, the Restoration of Paradise and the General Resurrection under the Millennial Reign of Christ.

See also
 Bible Students
 Bible Student movement
 Frank and Ernest – the international broadcast by the Dawn Bible Students Association.

References

External links
Dawn Bible Students Association
Charles Taze Russell website
Bible Students Ministries

Bible Student movement
Christian organizations established in 1932
Student religious organizations in the United States
East Rutherford, New Jersey
Organizations based in New Jersey

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On Monday, May 5, a bilingual panel discussion called "Women and Radio in Canada"/ " Les femmes et la radio au Canada " will be held at McGill University in Montreal, featuring a range of women from academia and the world of radio, Shameless favourite Patti Schmidt (CBC Radio 2).
The panel with explore the challenges of radio in the 21st century, the differences between working in French or English in this milieu, historical contributions of women to radio, the role of women in the industry, and the contributions of minorities. They will also share a few trade secrets of the trade and anecdotes.
Participants: Colette Brin (Laval University), Kristiana Clemens (CKUT, 90.3 FM), Annie Lessard (RockDetente, 107,3 FM), Christine Maki (McGill University), Andra McCartney (Concordia University), Lise Millette (103.3 FM), Thomasina Phillips (The Monster, K103.7 FM), Gertrude Robinson (McGill University), Kim Rossi (CHOM, 97.7 FM), Patti Schmidt (CBC Radio 2, 93.5 FM), Gregory Taylor (McGill University).
Presented by the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada Monday, May 2, 2008 Thomson House Ballroom, 2nd Floor, 3650 McTavish, 1 p.m.


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Attack on Titan Manga Finale Sells Out Kodansha Magazine
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Kathleen writes about anime and edits light novels. When she's not bingeing the latest shounen or isekai, she can be found shouting about books, podcasts, and other awesome nerd stuff on her blog.
It's the end of an era, with Hajime Isayama's Attack on Titan publishing its final chapter this past week in Bessatsu Shonen Magazine from Kodansha. But the manga isn't just ending after more than a decade of publication, it's selling out in stores across Japan.
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That's right, stores around Japan are selling out of the latest issue of Kodansha's magazine, which includes the final chapter of Attack on Titan. A second print run has been scheduled already and is set to hit stores and shelves by April 30.
Attack on Titan saw its first chapter published in 2009 in Bessatsu Shonen Magazine, running for just over 11 years. The last compiled volume of the series, Attack on Titan Volume 34, is set to be released on June 9 in Japan.
The series is available in English both digitally and in print from Kodansha Comics, with Volume 32 being released this past December. In the anime world, the Attack on Titan Final Season Part 1 finale aired this past winter season, with Episode 76 planned for release in Winter 2022.
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A lawyer who represents several mothers whose children have tested positive for lead poisoning says kids in the city's public housing developments are still at risk for poisoning from lead paint.
The lawyer, Corey Stern, sent environmental experts last month to eight New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) buildings last month, said that the experts found that the agency used flawed methods when inspecting apartments for lead paint.
That includes not opening closets or moving furniture to check for damaged paint.
Stern is asking the federal judge handling the case to order NYCHA to stop conducting inspections using their current protocol.
He also wants the city to re-inspect every building that was built before 1978.
NYCHA officials came under fire in November after a report found that the agency failed to conduct inspections for lead paint hazards between 2012 and 2016 and submitted false paperwork claiming it had.


Many apartments have less living space and storage space than standalone residences, which means that going from one apartment to another often involves moving fewer boxes and pieces of furniture than you would move if you lived in a traditional house. Consequently, it makes good financial sense to rent a transport vehicle that doesn't involve paying for space you don't need.
When they think of switching residences, some apartment dwellers envision renting a truck that has a big, boxy cargo compartment. Yet, when they fill the compartment with their possessions, they often cover the compartment's floor and leave lots of open space at the top. When using cargo vans for moving, it can be quite a bit easier to make full use of the cargo compartment.
Besides making the delivery process more efficient, there's a reason why freight carriers prefer to fill up the whole freight compartment whenever possible: it helps keep freight from falling and getting damaged while the truck travels to its destination. Because the cargo compartment of a cargo van is smaller and easier to fill than the cargo compartment of a big box truck, it can help prevent boxes and furniture from shifting, falling and suffering damage during the move.
If you're moving into a new apartment, you're presumably moving to an area that is relatively populous and features residences that are situated close to one another. If so, it means there will probably be plenty of vehicles parked along the street, which makes it difficult to find a parking spot for a boxy moving truck, much less a parking spot that allows traffic to flow freely.
Some neighborhoods have signs forbidding commercial trucks from driving through the housing area unless they are "servicing or loading" ("loading" accounts for unloading, too). The reason is simple: commercial trucks inevitably need to enter the neighborhood every now and then, but they can create traffic problems. They need to get in and out as quickly as possible.
A cargo van doesn't pose this problem. It may be a bit longer and wider than your average car, but if people can park gargantuan SUVs along the street, then you can easily park a cargo van there, too. Ultimately, this means you can take your time unloading your stuff without worrying about your cargo vehicle eating up space on the street and causing neighborhood traffic jams.
Using cargo vans for moving is also a good idea because it enables you to move through traffic more effortlessly than you would if you drove a large moving truck. This is especially the case because most people aren't accustomed to driving a large, commercial vehicle, and naturally tend to drive the truck more slowly than they would drive a smaller, more compact vehicle.
Most cargo vans are roughly the size of full-size family vans that contain three rows of seats, but with a little extra length on the back. If you have much experience driving a passenger van -- or even a large SUV -- you should feel pretty comfortable behind the wheel of one of our cargo vans. You can drive to your destination with the speed and confidence that you normally would.
The price of the rental vehicle is another reason to choose cargo vans for moving instead of box trucks. It isn't uncommon for a box truck rental to cost you hundreds of dollars a day, not including a fee for each mile you drive. If you plan to move over the course of a few days instead of just one, the cost can really add up.
There are at least two reasons why renting a cargo van should cost less than renting a box truck. For one, maintaining a vehicle with a standard engine typically involves less overhead than maintaining a vehicle with a commercial engine.
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Established in 1999 as S.Hill Upholstery by husband and wife team Scott and Tanya Hill, the business is based just off the A13 in Fobbing, Essex. In the years since we have established a reputation for excellence and continued to adapt and evolve our team to ensure we maintain those high standards. With 2015 came the launch of a new name and logo – Hill Upholstery & Design – to reflect how the company stands today and the dynamic future that lies ahead.
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As well as being a dab hand on the surfboard, Scott Hill's passion is upholstery. He comes from a long line of upholsterers, his mother & father and uncles too and followed in the family trade from the age of 16. Now with 35 years' experience under his belt, Scott's ability, creativity and knowledge of the industry is second to none.
Over five years ago Scott & Tanya took on Upholsterer Terry, who taught by Scott has become Scott's right hand man in the workshop, overseeing the jobs as they enter the workshop and the team which include talented machinist Mandy and the hard working apprentice Joe.
Tanya Hill, Scott's wife, was involved with the company from the very beginning. Over the years, she has personally developed the highly-effective booking systems and procedures that ensure the office side of the business runs smoothly for all clients. Tanya's background in design allows her to help bespoke upholstery projects turn from an idea into a detailed plan ready for the workshop to manufacture. Tanya has now taken a step away from the day to day at Hill Upholstery & Design and works as an Action Coach, passing on her business acumen and know-how onto to other business owners.
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Some scar tissue formation is to be expected after surgery. However, with capsule contracture, the implant feels very hard and firm. Unfortunately, it cannot be predicted whether or not you will have this problem. That said, it is one of the more common complications associated with breast surgery. Additionally, it must be addressed if it does happen, which is done by a specialist.
If you choose to have breast augmentation, you could avoid capsular contracture by choosing textured implants. This is because they have a rougher surface, making it almost impossible for the capsule to form. A lot of people also choose to place the implant underneath the muscle, which also helps to decrease the chances of having this problem.
People with smooth implants usually have compression and massages to help avoid contracture. This must start within weeks of having the procedure completed and must be done routinely. Furthermore, the surgeon has to make sure that no foreign substance touches the implant itself.
Should you develop capsular contraction, the first step will usually be to complete a course of antibiotics. You will also be monitored by a physician who will likely try to remove the whole capsule. Doing so will stop further capsule contractures in the future. There are physicians who will only release the scar by cutting the capsule itself, but this can lead to future problems.
Should antibiotics not make the situation better, or if the contracture is a serious issue, then you may need to have the implant removed altogether. This will help to avoid even greater problems later on in life. It is very important to speak candidly about this with your breast surgeon to determine whether or not this is the only solution. You also need to make sure that you check yourself after surgery so that, if a contracture develops, you can have it resolved almost straight away. Options always exist and what those options are tends to vary depending on how big the problem is when it is first identified. Having a contracture, in other words, does not automatically mean that you will have to have the implant removed.
For many women, having a capsular contracture after a breast augmentation is devastating. They have spent a long time looking forward to their new appearance. Thankfully, that doesn't have to be a pipe dream, as good specialists will be able to help them.


Right folks, that us off then. First stop Ipanema beach in Rio de Janeiro.
Thanks alot for coming along to the knees-up in the Parks last weekend. It was great to see everybody and we both appreciated the effort.


The Recording Academy to honor the country legend during GRAMMY week!
Willie Nelson will be presented with the 2019 Producers & Engineers Wing Award during GRAMMY week next year. It was announced today (October 30) that the country legend will be honored for his artistic achievements among other things.
The Recording Academy revealed that The P&E Wing's 12th annual celebration will be held in Los Angeles February 10 ahead of the 61st GRAMMY Awards.
Nelson took home his first GRAMMY in 1975 for "Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain" and has since won a total of eighth throughout his career. Previous honorees of the P&E Wing award include Alicia Keys, Jack White, Nile Rogers, Swizz Beatz, Rick Rubin, and Neil Young.
"Each year, the Recording Academy's Producers & Engineers Wing annual GRAMMY week event honors members of the recording community who exhibit exceptional standards of integrity, creativity and sonic quality," Maureen Droney (Managing Director of the P&E Wing) expressed in a press statement.


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Simon places his hand over Mary's and they kiss as the baby kicks.
They were lucky to find it. A simple two-bed apartment, recently repossessed, within their budget in Parkside Views — an old, but sought after complex built on the grounds of a Victorian asylum.
But there's just one problem — the psychedelic seventies wallpaper had to go. They choose a new colour for the nursery. Mary insists on something girly, Simon wants something neutral — they comprise on a warm, daffodil yellow.
The wall is damp and cold.
Mary reads the text and places her hand on wall, a cold shiver rushes up her arm, she shudders as the baby kicks.
The door, its strange symbol and writing reappear overnight.
'How is that even possible?' says Mary.
She feels the baby kicks again.
Simon paints over it again. And again, during the night, the red scrawl bleeds through the yellow paint; a breeze from the crudely drawn door scurries through the darkness and finds them sleeping.
Cold, calloused fingers explore his chest. Coarse, filthy hair drape their stench across his nostrils. Its stomach kicks. He opens his eyes as withered, black lips whisper through foul breath: Tu sia maladetta! Tu non possa avere un giorno di pace!
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I even freaked myself out a little bit writing this one!


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HANNAH SMITH stands for a photo next to a display of beach cleaning baskets. The South Walton High School student started a program that provides free baskets to beach goers who want to help keep the beach clean. (Photo property of TDC, used with permission)
From Patti Blake, Visit South Walton
The natural beauty of Grayton Beach is known to draw visitors from all over the word and generations of locals to stick their toes in the sugar-white sand and relax in nature.
South Walton High School student Hannah Smith wants to empower beach goers to help keep the place they love to visit clean and beautiful with a new pilot beach basket program. Six baskets are currently stationed nearby the trash receptacles at the end of the Grayton Beach public beach access boardwalk. Beach goers are encouraged to grab a basket and use it to pick up trash, dispose of it in the nearby bins and then return the basket to the stand when they're finished.
"I want to reduce the amount of litter in our water and on our beaches," she said. "Overall, the main purpose of the program is to make for a cleaner community. This program is intended to get the community involved in keeping our beaches and oceans free of pollution."
The baskets were installed mid-September and will remain on site for a few months. Smith regularly checks on the baskets to make sure that all six are accounted for and she checks with lifeguards and beach vendors to see if they've seen anyone use the baskets.
Smith was inspired to start the program after visiting Plastics Beach in Hawaii. Rated as one of the dirtiest places in the world, the beach is known for being constantly awash in garbage from all over the world. More than 90% of the garbage is plastic.
Smith took what she saw to heart and decided to take preventative action at home.
"This project is important to our area because we are surrounded by beautiful beaches and have a responsibility to protect our wildlife by keeping their habitat free of litter," she said.
Visit South Walton's Director of Beach Operations Brian Kellenberger said that he was happy to see a community member present such a wonderful idea, have a plan to make it work and step up to make it happen.
"It's great to have young people in the community get involved with a meaningful project like this," he said, adding that a lot of great ideas are submitted to county leadership, but Smith was one of the few people to offer to put in the work to make her idea happen.
The baskets will be available until at least May 2022. At that time, the success of the program will be evaluated. Kellenberger said he's curious to see how well the baskets hold up from months of use. If the program is successful, it might have a future at other regional beach accesses throughout the county.
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Q: Effects of restricting most significant bits So i have calculated the settling time for the capacitor C in an RC circuit. The RC circuit is the result of connecting an ADC with a mutiplexer. The ADC is a 12-bit type.
In the assignment information was given in order to fulfill the equation Vc=Vin(1-e^-t/RC) in order to find the time t (t=1164.487 ns).
Now the time is still the parameter that is to be calculated but only 6 of the most significant bits of the result should be taking into account. So i was wondering, what is the effect of just looking at the 6 most significant bits of the result? What factors changes going in to calculating the settling time of the capacitor once more?
Thanks!

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So i have calculated the settling time for the capacitor C in an RC
  circuit.

The settling time is infinity so you don't really need to do any calculations - you just need to understand that a capacitor will never perfectly charge to the full value on a simple RC circuit: -

(source: gsu.edu)
However, for each time constant (R*C) it will get closer by 63%\$^1\$ so, in the first RC time period the cap will attain 63% of the value of the input voltage. At the end of the 2nd RC time period, the gap will close by another 63% and the cap will attain a voltage of 86% of the input voltage.
Hint - You have to work how much of an ONLY error 6 bits gives you and how much that represents in RC time periods.

\$^1\$ the 63% comes from \$1-e^{-1}\$

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By Jason Bortz, November 6, 2006 in Filmmakers
Unafraid of Ghost Cows.
Interests:I was born a poor white child, so I became an actor.
So I wrote a 4 page script for the SacTicket "Show Us Your Shorts" Contest and the "Seeds of Tolerance" Contest sponsored by Current TV.
I finished the script and found to my horror that the deadline for the Seeds of Tolerance contest was, um, that night. In, um, 3 hours.
Ok, so I had a script for the Sac Ticket contest!
So we shot the thing on the Panasonic HVX in high def, yes we did. And I realized that there was no way to make it a 4 min film. Yes I did.
Originally, it landed at 5:42 after the edit. We trimmed it to a 5 minute version sans credits and I decided that this would be my entry for Spielberg's "On the Lot" thingamajiggy. Trimming it to 5 min was a great exercise, and I knew that I could take it back out in the Master for the festival circuit.
Then came the butchery: how to strip a story down to its basic elements and maintain its integrity.
Long story short, we did it, and I learned a great deal in the process. Every pause became a luxury, every beat a question: Does this further the story? This instant? This one? This?
I am happy with the 4 minute. I'm happier with the 5 minute which, now that we're done with the 4, we re-edited and came in at 4:55 and decided it would be the Festival copy as well, so the TRT will be about 5:20 with credits.
Anywho, thought I'd share. And if you're interested in seeing the chopped-down version, go here.
I'll mount the 5 min. version later this month on the Lot website. I still need to shoot my intro.
Edited November 6, 2006 by Jason Bortz
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I always love your sigfile. I look forward to seeing any version of your film.
A foreign movie can't be stupid.
-from the film
We're in the Top Five.
You'll need to register to see them/vote--they won't spam you, don't worry.
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Interests:Movies, Dance, Bible study, gardening, writing, cats, history...
Just watched it: nicely done!
I'm bemused by the "comments" on the site. What's with the guy annoyed about having "propaganda crammed down my throat"? I guess I missed that part of the film.
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I am guilty of too much character exposition. I hate to kill character moments.
Congrats on your bravery at killing your darlings.
INT. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH - SANCTUARY - NIGHT
FATHER LORENZO
So now that you've told me all of this: why do you hold such a deep aversion to discussing angels?
PASTOR DAVID
Because I don't wanna get it WRONG! To stand up in front of my congregation--AND in front of God-- and screw it up! Do you hold much stock in that passage from James that says "We who teach will be judged more strictly"??
Yes... in fact .... I consider that one scripture to be an occupational hazard.
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So Bortz...
Last day to enter OTL - did you get your submission in? If so, is it online on their website?
"You guys don't really know who you're dealing with."
"Oh yeah, and who exactly are we dealing with?"
"I'm the mother flippin' rhymenoceros."
Actually, yes, it's up and on there--the full, five minute version. I'd encourage everyone to check it out, give me feedback/critique, etc. There're a few things I'd change, but hey--we made it in 2 days.
Don't think I made it onto The Lot, though. C'est la vie!
I'm sorry, I'm kinda reeling over the fact that I'm seeing FUGITIVE HUNTER on the 'Amazon' link to the right of this page. It's a direct-to-DVD release that, um, I'm a principle character in...
Forgot to mention: the 4 minute version was a finalist and I won back most of the money I spent on it. As an added bonus, the full version will play on the big screen at the Sacramento International Film & Music Festival this August.
Edited March 1, 2007 by Jason Bortz
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Jason, congratulations. It's great to see your work up on the site. But I can't believe you cut my scene. I worked so hard.
Really, seriously, it's great to see your work AND your face again. Did I almost see you work in your Harrison Ford furrowed brow just as your testimony faded to black?
P.S. I COULD BE WRONG.
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You said you'd wait... 'Til the end of the world.
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Hey Jason, I really loved the short.
How did the little brother cough the croup so well? What a horrible sound. It was perfect.
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Did I almost see you work in your Harrison Ford furrowed brow just as your testimony faded to black?
And sorry about your scene. The censors nailed us.
I told you the SprayFoam was going too far...
Brian Rife is an amazing actor. Like, amazing.
Oh, and my newest 'blogging on the site is called The Problems with Christian Films.
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Jason – I have a feeling this film/video is going to be well received in Sacramento. I loved the quietness that hangs over the entire piece. The "I love you" in the end is an interesting choice. Thanks for sharing your work.
Edited March 7, 2007 by Thom(asher)
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"Dad, how does she move in mysterious ways?"" -- Jude (my 5-year-old, after listening to Mysterious Ways)
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Sharp developing 3D screens for mobile phones
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Apr 3, 2010 at 17:00 GMT 9 years ago
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Sharp has announced the impeding availability of glass-less 3D touch screens for mobile phones. Sharp expects 3-D to replace two-dimensional displays the same way colour replaced black-and-white in movies and television.
"The arrival of mobile 3-D is just around the corner," Hasegawa told reporters.
Unfortunately the technology, while much improved from past implementations, still have disadvantages, including the size of the screen, which can be a maximum of 3.4 inches, and that the 3D effect is most convincing then the screen is held 30 cm (1 foot) away from the eyes.
Sharp has however made great progress in improving screen brightness, and also providing the ability to show both 3D and 3D content on the same screen, Sharp noting that this is an essential capability while 3D content is still thin on the ground, and the ability to show 3D content in both portrait and landscape mode.
Mass production of the 3-D LCDs is set to start in the first half of fiscal 2010, which began April 1, it said. The screens are widely expected to show up in the next iteration of the Nintendo DS soon.
Read more at Yahoo.com here.
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Posted on February 5, 2019 by dbjackson
Today I welcome Patrice Sarath to my blog. Patrice is one of my fellow Angry Robot writers, and she has a new book coming out today! The book is called Fog Season, and it promises to be another excellent release from a gifted author. In today's post, Patrice writes about world building. Enjoy!
Building a City from the Ground Up
When I was developing the city of Port Saint Frey, the setting of my secondary world fantasy series, I wanted the city to feel real and lived in, in a way that would draw in readers so they could feel like they were visiting the place themselves. While Port Saint Frey is an amalgam of San Francisco, Baltimore, and Bath, England, I was inspired by Charles de Lint's Newford. De Lint is a master at creating place, and Newford has the dimensionality of a real city. It lives on after the reader closes the page. That's what I was aiming for with Port Saint Frey.
The best way to achieve that kind of real-world effect is by presenting your worldbuilding in small, significant details that illustrate how your characters interact with their world. So, in my secondary world, late Regency, early Victorian era, there are water closets and sewer systems and neighborhood water pumps. There are cobblestone streets that are detrimental to horse's hooves. There are oil lamps, filled with whale oil (old technology) or camphene oil (new technology and highly flammable). There's a shopping district, a coffee shop where the dealmaking is done (based on Lloyd's of London in the UK), the docks, the slums, the warehouses, the posh neighborhoods. And instead of writing paragraphs of description, I fill in the details about how my characters are impacted by their world.
They turn an ankle on a cobblestone. They have trouble sewing by a low lamp. They use a water closet or they encounter raw sewage in a slum. They are snubbed in a fancy shop. They rob their friends at gunpoint at a public house.
These small details are far more effective at making a world feel lived in than all the backstory in the world. When you do research to create your fantasy world, even though the majority of that research will stay in your head, it informs the small bits that make it onto the page. You should always know more than your readers do about the world that you've created. The more real it is to you, the more real it will be to your readers.
One of the best things I ever did was draw a map of Port Saint Frey. This has saved my bacon a number of times, because once you can go to the map and say, "how do I get my character from Point A to Point B," and you can see at once that the character has to take Kerwater Street out to Chandlers Row and take a right onto Barrell, then you know your city has taken on a life of its own.
But world building should do more than set the stage or the scene, or provide a physical sense of place. World building should illustrate character and motivation and history and nuance. Again, it's how characters interact with their world and are impacted by it. In that sense, world building drives plot.
The following scene from Fog Season takes place in one room, but from that one room we get exposition, impact, decision making, and consequences. One room, one conversation — a world happening around the characters, and yet it is pivotal to the plot and to the characters.
The gray light of Fog Season could scarcely be distinguished from noon or evening. Abel lay entwined with Elenor Charvantes, the second assignation in as many days. She drowsed in the crook of his arm. He cursed himself for a fool. This was too dangerous; Doc would kill him if he knew. And though he was not afraid of Jax Charvantes for himself, he knew the lieutenant would be brutal to Elenor if he found out.
He was restless, jumpy. As carefully as he could, he slid out from under her and left the bed, the cold air a slap against his nakedness. In the bed, Elenor murmured, but continued to doze. Abel went to the window and looked out. It was midday but the streetlamps of the fog-shrouded city were nothing but smears of light in the mist. Some other light caught his eye. Red and yellow flames from across the city, high on the western headland. Abel frowned and looked closer. Fire.
"Aren't you cold?" said Elenor sleepily behind him.
"It feels good," he said, without turning to her. What could be burning so high above the city?
"What are you looking at?" She was fully awake now. Her bare shoulders almost glowed in the dim lamplight. Her hair had fallen from its prim bun and was tousled and wild. She was lovely and he was an idiot. She got out of bed, wrapped in the blanket, and peered out the window. Her gaze sharpened. "My God. That's the Saint Frey place." Almost as soon as she remarked upon it, the fire dwindled, and finally disappeared. The mists closed in as if there were nothing there.
"Oh, my goodness. I hope no one was hurt. Madam Saint Frey lives alone, mostly, but I understand her niece has been living with her lately. Oh, there are the bells. The firetrucks are on their way."
Abel could hear them now too, the clangor rising up to the third floor of the Bailet. Elenor put her arms around him, pulling him inside the blanket with her. He closed his eyes, the sensation of her desire overwhelming him, overpowering his nerve endings.
"I've often thought that it would be a wonderful thing if my friend Tesara married Jone Saint Frey," Elenor mused, her cheek resting against his shoulder. "They've always liked one another. He could get away from that awful mother of his, and Tesara would be happier, I know it. But then again, I haven't seen Jone in society at all these past months. But they used to be thick as thieves at the salons, not six months ago. I'm sure his mother put her foot down – the Saint Freys tend to look down upon merchant families."
Interesting, Abel thought. Interesting that a girl who had extraordinary capabilities and powers should like a boy who had not been seen in society for months. Interesting that his mother should stand against the match. And interesting that her house should catch fire.
"I have to go," Elenor said, sighing against his skin. He turned to face her, and she rose on tiptoes to kiss him. He felt himself helpless under the onslaught of need, hers and his. "Elenor," he began, knowing it was no use.
"I know. It's not safe. I know. I won't come back here. We'll think of something else." She was trying to be brave; he could tell. She gave him a smile, touched with rue.
"We will," he promised, cursing himself for his own weakness. He had to end it, for both their sakes, and at the same time he knew he would not be able to withstand her.
She dressed quickly and wrapped herself up against the cold, her scarf muffling her face. He made sure the hall was empty before she left his room and scurried down the hall to the stairs.
Abel dressed and went downstairs to the Bailet dining room for an early lunch, nursing a glass of beer along with a thick garlic and beef stew, and instead of wondering how to find Trune and kidnap the Mederos girl, he spent his time trying to determine the best way to protect Elenor Charvantes from her brutal husband, and still be able to see her. And still, in the back of his mind, he wondered about the fire at the Saint Frey mansion, so quickly put out, and its odd, almost inconsequential connection to Tesara Mederos.
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Patrice Sarath is an author and editor living in Austin, Texas. Her novels include the fantasy books The Sisters Mederos and Fog Season (Books I and II of the Tales of Port Saint Frey), the series, Books of the Gordath (Gordath Wood, Red Gold Bridge, and The Crow God's Girl) and the romance The Unexpected Miss Bennet.
Patrice is the author of numerous short stories that have appeared in several magazines and anthologies, including Weird Tales, Black Gate, Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, Realms of Fantasy, and many others. Her short story "A Prayer for Captain La Hire" was included in Year's Best Fantasy of 2003 compiled by David Hartwell and Katherine Cramer. Her story "Pigs and Feaches," originally published in Apex Digest, was reprinted in 2013 in Best Tales of the Apocalypse by Permuted Press.
Patrice is an avid horsewoman. She also enjoys bike-riding and hiking the woods and trails outside Austin.
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Southeast Faculty, Students to Receive President's Volunteer Service Award
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., April 20, 2005 ᾰ Four students and five faculty members at Southeast Missouri State University will receive the President's Volunteer Service Award at the Annual Criminal Justice Honor's Reception on May 13.
The event is scheduled for 3 p.m. in Crisp Hall Auditorium.
Speaker for the event will be attorney Al Spradling, a member of the Southeast Board of Regents and former mayor of Cape Girardeau.
The volunteer service award is an initiative of President Bush's Council on Civic Participation, in conjunction with the Corporation for National & Community Service and the USA Freedom Corps.
Recipients must devote at least 100 hours per academic year toward community service. There are three awards, based on the number of hours completed: bronze (100-249); silver (250-499); and gold (500 or more).
The Southeast students receiving the award are: Julie Myers of Oak Ridge, Mo.; William Washington of Jennings, Mo.; Robert Simpson of Kansas City, Mo.; and Sarah Schaffer of Durham, Mo.
Southeast faculty members receiving the award are Dr. Andrew Fulkerson, Dr. Mike Brown, Dr. Arrick Jackson, Linda Keena and Dr. John Wade, all of the Department of Criminal Justice and Sociology.
Jackson and Wade will receive the silver award. The other will receive the bronze award.
For more information, visit http://www.presidentialserviceawards.gov/tg/pvsainfo/dspEarntheAward.cfm.


It is unacceptable to belittle a woman's feelings about her birth if it didn't go as planned. Far too often woman hear "well you and the baby are alive and healthy" and are made to feel guilty about wanting more out of the birth experience.
Birth is not just about birthing babies, it's about birthing mothers. The confidence and joy a woman feels by being encouraged and empowered in her birth decisions will stay with her the rest of her life. Similarly, the hurt and trauma she feels by being disrespected and violated will also stay with her.
Let us all work to change the culture, it is more than okay for a woman to want the birth she wants, and to expect that even if plans change, she will be respected and supported by her birth team. It's time to speak up about the wrongdoings of some obstetric practices and care providers. It is your body, your baby, your birth, and needs to ultimately be your choice.
This is one of the reasons why I am a doula, and why I believe every woman should have a doula To know that no matter what, a doula is on your side. To help women find and keep their voice, to help them understand potential interventions and their possible alternatives, but also help accept and feel heard if an intervention is needed. The most important of all is for women to feel supported in their decisions that will allow them to have the their most enjoyable birth.
Exposing The Silence is a project run by Lindsay Askins and Cristen Pasucci. Their goal is to aid the conversation about obstetrical mistreatment and violence towards women and their families during the time surrounding birth.
Take a moment to read their stories and support the cause, help end obstetric violence!
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Home›Articles›#AskHBB | We Answer Your Beatbox Questions!
#AskHBB | We Answer Your Beatbox Questions!
You asked us beatbox questions, so we answered!
Hello and welcome to our very first version of #AskHBB, where the beatbox family asks us questions and we try our best to answer them. We want to make this a monthly thing, so please shoot us questions by using the hashtag #AskHBB!
Where do you see the community in 5 years?
Jon: Beatbox is evolving and growing by the second, so I can only imagine the community being huge in 5 years time. A quick prediction? I think there will be a clear divide between the mainstream scene and the underground scene, just like how hiphop is today. There will be sellout corporate-plastered battles, but also very raw underground scene that will continue to nurture diverse beatbox talent.
Kaz: I believe the "Justin Bieber" of beatbox will emerge. He/she will make a million dollars and we will all hate him. His videos will be spammed on all our FB walls. But he will be the one to make beatbox accepted on a way bigger scale internationally. This will lead to sponsors willing to take the risk of paying for events and job opportunities for beatboxers.
Who are your top 5 under-18 beatboxers?
Jon: I really don't like ranking beatboxers, but if I had to choose a personal favorite, it'd be my fellow countryman, Hiss. His 1-hour freestyle showcased perfectly his precision, swagger, endurance, and versatility. The guy is really something special.
Kaz: I really never paid much attention to age. Who's under 18 right now? I remember Villain and Cosmin when they were in their teens, thinking, "damn these kids are good!" I would say someone like Komodo is pretty dope right now. Again, I don't know who is what age.
What are the biggest struggles you are facing?
Jon: I'm always looking to see where our next steps are, which also means I always have a million ideas and ambition to do lots of things, but we have to focus and do the things we have well. So I guess our biggest challenge is seeing how we can best help the community and do a good job executing our ideas with the limited time and resources we have.
Kaz: Currently I am losing my day job. I'm on the precipice of seeking HBB as a full time job and wondering what else I can do to make an income. Beatbox will always be in my future. But now I'm seeing how it can be my present. And like Jon said, we are coming up with new ideas daily.
How much money is in beatbox?
Jon: I can't give you a straight answer, because I just don't have enough access to the data. But if we are considering the net worth of famous beatboxers like KRNFX, Tom Thum, Reeps One, Beardyman, Reggie Watts, Rahzel, and so on, it'd be a fairly large number. However, the battle scene is still fairly small. The valuation of the most popular YouTube channels and the revenue made from the largest events will probably be capped at only a few million dollars.
Best routine ever conceived?
Jon: I feel like Kaz might agree with me here, but the best solo routine of all time has to be Jigsaw, sheerly based on creativity, courage, and how friggin good it sounds. It shattered the perception of beatbox routines and opened the door to full musical compositions at battles.
My personal favorite loopstation routine has to be Thorsen's second round against Arthur Henry in the 2016 GBBB, "Music." The best tag team performance for me is a tie between the Mad Twinz's and Shadow Sumo's showcase rounds at the 2016 GBBB.
Kaz: I agree anything Gene (Shinozaki) does will be a classic. But I think Move was pivotal, being a fully beatbox-only song to make radio.
I think Penkyx's loops during the 2015 GBB was also big. It was the first time in a battle that effects on loop were really accepted and done very well at that. I think prior, it was considered taboo to use too many effects as it felt almost like cheating. But that drop Penkyx did was killer.
Tag team, I still love K-PoM. I think their final at GNB 2016 was sick. They still exhibit so much power and I think they will do well this year at GBB. They have had more time to practice since 2016 GBB. What a lot of people don't realize is they freestyle a lot on stage. They are just that in tune with each other - key to a good tag team.
Will we ever have a full notational system for beatboxing?
Kaz: Yes and many steps have been taken already. I think many that have tried before have done so with the idea that it is for entry level beatboxers, or a notation system that is very easily learnable. This is surprisingly counterproductive. Beatboxing is complex. Very complex. It's rhythm, melody, tone, and technique rolled into one.
Anything short of phoneticians and music professors leading the project will fall short of leading to a collegiate accepted notation system. Most beatboxers learn by ear, which is a fantastic skill set. But for the longevity and prosperity of beatbox to happen, we need a worldwide accepted notation system.
What is some advice for beatboxers with no local community?
Jon: Become a beatbox evangelist. Practice your craft and start teaching! Don't be afraid to reach out to your friends, schoolmates, church members, local schools, or community organizations to see if you can teach a beatbox class and grow a community of your own. It'll be worth it!
What country has the best beatboxers?
Kaz: I think what creates better beatboxers is the community and audience.
France has the best community in my opinion. This leads to confidence, camaraderie, and foundation. I also think the UK has a strong acceptance to beatbox. The popular music is easier to beatbox to; dubstep, dnb, etc. This means gigs are easier to find, which leads to better performers.
Why beatbox? What do you want accomplish?
Jon: Like 95% of all the other beatboxers out there, I got into beatboxing because of YouTube. After following the scene for so long after stumbling on several viral videos then Reeps One v Skiller's video, I went to my first event, the 2014 American Beatbox Championships, because I heard Reeps One would be there.
As soon as I heard it live, it changed my perception from 'casual interest' into passion. I wanted to take part of the community, whether it was helping BTV or taking photos - I had no idea I'd be here. For me, I just want to continue to serve the beatbox family and level up our standards as an entire community by holding onto our family values and moving forward smarter and more professionally.
Kaz: Basically what Jon said. Though for me it was Rahzel's Make the Music 2000 and Hikakin's Mario Medley that got me hooked.
I always liked photography and my first event I ever photographed was the 2015 World Champs. Capturing music through photos, it's kind of why I harp on having good stage presence. I want to document beatbox the best I can, help create the standard notation system for beatbox and help HBB to be the hub for beatbox news and education.
Who is your favorite beatboxer and why?
Jon: My favorite beatboxer of all time is K.I.M., who I dedicated one of my first beatbox articles to. His flow and power are exceptional and his knowledge of the craft is beyond measure.
Kaz: Fredy Beats. I remember watching the 2013 St Gallen battles, there were so many beatboxers coming out that were this beautiful mix of technicality and musicality. Fredy had this sound that blew my mind (I later dubbed the modulated trumpet, although Fredy calls it the vocal synth). Fredy actually came up with a ton of sounds that he's not credited for, like the pop lip roll. K.I.M. even confirmed Fredy was the first he seen do that. His routines are great and he's entertaining to watch.
Your favorite beatboxers not many people know about?
Jon: Mr. Dimple is up there and Wunknown is starting to deservedly get some recognition.
Kaz: Recognize or Quam. You won't find much on Youtube. They are awesome people as well.
Do you prefer musicality or technicality?
Jon: One would not exist without the other and are not completely separate. Like I've said in the past, this argument only restricts beatboxers to see the art one-dimensionally.
Kaz: Stage presence. At the end of the day, what you do on stage is what's more important. If you aren't entertaining, what's the point?
Ask us more questions!
I hope you enjoyed reading! Please ask us more questions by using the hashtag #AskHBB or sending us a message! We'd love to help in whatever ways we can. Until next time!
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Q: x64 and x86 directories naming confusion
I have the following directories output.
Can anybody explain why the folders "Debug" and "Release" aren't named properly with either "x86" or "x64"?
The way it current is, I don't know which version it is.
Is this an intended behaviour or something that was wrecked up during an update from one of the VS versions to a newer one?

A: If you open the project properties page (right-click the project -> Properties) and navigate to the Build section, you will see a field called Output Path.
This will determine where output binaries will go relative to the project directory. It can be configured individually for each build configuration and build platform by using the two dropdown controls at the top of the page.
It sounds like you would like Debug and Release directories to be placed under x86 and x64 folders, so you'll need to update each of the four combinations of configuration/platform.

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*Debug/x86 - "bin\x86\Debug"

*Release/x86 - "bin\x86\Release"

*Debug/x64 - "bin\x64\Debug"

*Release/x64 - "bin\x64\Release"

A: This is legacy, prior to supporting x64, there was just a debug and release directory. When they added x64, they created the x64 directory to house the debug and release directories for those builds, but never modified where x86 builds end up by default. Probably to keep existing projects from having there outputs move after the upgrade.
To organize them by platform in C++ you can alter you project settings like so:


This screen print is taken from a fleeting visit to the top of Grasmoor. It was blowing a gale so I didn't stay long. I did linger long enough to see the sun starting to light the fells south of Mellbreak in the far distance. After the drenching I had received all morning this break in the weather was good news.
This scene lingered long in my mind before I managed to develop this print. After working on the background, making the light play on the fells, I decided to make the foreground really dark to portray the poor weather I had walked through.
This artwork is sold and shipped to you by James Bywood, and will be packaged in a reinforced envelope. Artworks are dispatched within 2 working days from United Kingdom.


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The Vice City collection deals with landscape. In the video games, it holds a secondary role, set as a simple background for the plot. The slow motion of my walks led me to explore the spaces that are usually forgotten by players. The pictures show side spaces, barren and industrialized areas. The aesthetics reminds us contemporary photo shooting, Japanese engraving and painting. Confusion is over the nature and the origins of these floating pictures.