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We are called Sally Piano music for a reason! Although we teach other instruments, the piano is the cornerstone of our school. It is the mother of all instruments, and the easiest to learn for both children and adults. Piano lessons bring out a passion for music in our students, and leads to a desire to learn other instruments. Learning how to play the piano is a rite of passage for many children. Sally Piano accepts students 3 years and up. Piano lessons foster children's natural creative ability, help them focus and develop perseverance, and may even increase their IQ!
It's never too late to learn piano! We offer piano lessons for adults and seniors. Whether you want to learn for fun, or to compose music or perform, we can help you achieve your goals. Our teachers can conduct piano lessons on digital keyboards. For children and some adults, an electronic keyboard is a good place to start. It is always in tune, and can be moved to any room in the home (or easily transported to another location), for lessons or practice. As a student's skill level increases, we recommend lessons on a full-sized piano. You can rent a piano or buy one used if cost is a concern. Your instructor will help you choose which best piano is best for your needs – upright or digital, new or used. Sally Piano Music works with a few music stores and wholesalers in San Diego, and we can get good deals on new or used pianos for our students. Our piano instructors have music degrees as well as extensive teaching experience. We only hire the best piano teachers in San Diego. All Sally Piano teachers must attend an in-person interview and pass reference and background checks before joining our staff.


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By: Gabriela Gonzalez
If you don't fact check, you may publish something embarrassing.
Latina Magazine does this all the time. Though I love the magazine, I cringe when it writes that someone is Mexican, when the person is actually Colombian, or something like that. Sometimes it runs corrections. If it runs a correction, it simply edits it, and it doesn't announce it. If normal people know this kind of stuff, why can't a magazine that specializes in Latino(a) people and culture get it right?
It turns out Latina isn't the only one with correction and fact-checking issues. There was a study done in 2007 stating that "over half of all newspaper articles have some form of mistake in them." Also, only 2 percent of them are actually corrected.
A paper liker Der Spiegel has 70 full-time fact checkers, while the New Yorker only has 16 fact checkers.
The Slate said in an article that newspapers should expand their area for corrections by 50 percent. For example, The New York Times is known for its constant and "ferocious" rate of misspelling of names.
The New York Times Public Editor Clark Hoyt estimates the paper misspells about 269 names a year.
For help in fact checking, there are websites dedicated to dispelling urban legends and letting you know whether people are dead or alive. There is even a website to find out whether someone is really a veteran. Others have a list of errors in books, quotes, etc.
Of course, websites are not always necessary to avoid serious mistakes. Sometimes, it is just a matter of taking the time to recalculate to make sure something adds up, or check the spelling with an official document.
When you look at lists or tips for avoiding mistakes, the key to avoiding many of the mistakes is simply, if you aren't sure enough to put your life on it, don't be lazy, and check it out. In fact, even if you would put your life on it, check it out. We are humans, and we make mistakes. It is crucial to catch the mistakes before they are diffused into the general public as truth, because once this happens, the cycle of error continues until someone is skeptical enough to check it.

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Rescuers hope to free entangled humpback whale in Hawaii by cutting rope
HONOLULU — Marine sanctuary officials are still working to cut loose a young humpback whale entangled in several hundred yards of heavy plastic rope in Hawaiian waters.
The rope is twisted in a knot and runs through the animal's mouth, around its head and behind its blowhole.
A whale-watching cruise spotted the animal Tuesday in waters off Maui. About a hundred yards of the polypropylene line came free Wednesday, but several hundred yards are still attached.
A crew with the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary used a knife attached to a pole to try to cut the rope Wednesday but couldn't reach it. They didn't go in the water Thursday because of windy weather and because the whale was farther offshore.
The crew is tracking the whale with a transmitter they attached to the rope Tuesday. They planned to return to the water Friday with a longer pole.
-- Associated Press
Photo: The juvenile humpback whale, shown entangled in polypropylene rope off the coast of Maui on Dec. 1. Credit: Associated Press


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Review for American Cancer Society Inc, Atlanta, GA, USA
It amazes me that so many people can take the advice from one internet site and believe it all to be true. I have worked with and for this company and I am just flabbergasted at how narrow minded some people can be. I understand that people come to this site to become more educated however, from the post that are on here they are not. My recommendation is, if you want to donate to an organization call them and ask questions! One person said it's hard to find financials on ACS. Sure their web site isn't as user friendly as it once was but every local office has them and the 1-800 number will mail them to you! I would also like to know where the CEO makes millions come from. I worked for ACS for 6 years and he never made more and $600,000. Do I think that's a lot, sure, but he's also sitting at the table with the president trying to change legislation so that EVER person who gets cancer, insurance or not will get treatment. And to the non-profit president that couldn't believe that ACS would send people to them, if you would call your local ACS office you would understand that because they are good stewards of their donor dollars they don't repeat programs that already exist in an area. Now, should you not be able to help all the people who need your services then yes, they would start that program. I also understand peoples frustration with ACS not handing out checks to people but that is not part of their mission. Finding a cure is.
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The whole premise of this song appears to be that Sun Kil Moon had one more slot on his record so he just sort of described what was happening with Ben Gibbard of Postal Service/Death Cab For Cutie/No Longer Sleeping With Zooey Deschanel. And, yeah, pretty great.


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March 11, 2009
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) has selected Khazana Capital Limited, a consulting company with expertise in Afghanistan, to serve as a loan originator for OPIC's new alliance with the private sector designed to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) expanding into emerging markets overseas.
The alliance, the Enterprise Development Network (EDN), will greatly expand OPIC's ability to provide financing to SMEs doing business in developing countries.
Through the support of financial institutions, business consultants, associations, law firms and regional investment promotion agencies, EDN is designed to enhance SMEs' access to OPIC products and services. By empowering such private sector service providers, the network will result in more efficient, cost-effective delivery of services to American businesses.
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A Few Foodie Hot Spots In Edinburgh
Outside of London, we don't tend to give the UK too much respect as a destination for food lovers. In some cases this is perfectly fair. But there are actually several other cities in the UK that have excellent and varied dining options. Edinburgh, the beautiful and alluring capital of Scotland, is one such city. The Culture Trip, writing about some of the best food destinations in the UK, described the city as a hotspot of cross-cultural cuisine, which really is how most people would characterize London as well! So let's take a look at some of the coolest places in town to eat, both for their menus and for where they are in the city.
You might recognize this curious name as the same that was used in the title of a Colin Farrell film several years back. While it was an indie, Ondine – a tale about a mysterious woman emerging from the ocean earned some exposure on Netflix for a time. Characterized as a fairy tale for adults, it's worth a watch, not least because of its beautiful Irish scenery. At any rate, fittingly enough this is primarily a seafood restaurant, the actual word Ondine referring to water-based elements. Specializing in oysters, it's as good a seafood place as you'll find in the UK outside of London, and it's a treat to visit as well. The restaurant is cozy without feeling cramped, and is located right in the Edinburgh Old Town, where you can stroll past ancient buildings, enjoy traditional pubs, and duck into museums if you're exploring before or after a meal.
Canny Mans
This is a little bit of a different selection, and not a fine dining spot. But if you're a true foodie, you're probably interested in more than just the fanciest or highest rated places in the city. If that's true, Canny Mans is well worth your time. It's an intimate, tastefully cluttered place that almost looks like some sort of tavern out of a fantasy novel. Primarily a pub, Canny Mans is also known for excellent comfort food, including open sandwiches inspired by the Danish style. As for attractions in the area, there's not too much to do right there but you might enjoy simply strolling through Morningside. It's one of the more attractive (and affluent) neighborhoods in town, and certainly well-suited to a peaceful stroll.
The Kitchin
This might be the coolest restaurant in town. The Kitchin is a converted whiskey warehouse where local produce and ingredients are prepared in French styles. A chic, original environment relaxes diners, the cocktail selection is excellent, and the food is elegant and seasonal. It's also fun to visit because of its location by the docks in the north of the city. It's always fun to be by the sea, and one of the city's casinos also happens to be around the corner. Some may not realize that despite online casinos being completely legal in the UK there are still some brick-and-mortar venues in larger cities as well, and Edinburgh is no exception. In this case, that means a full night out if you want one, with dinner at The Kitchin and an hour or two at the card tables afterward.
Amber Restaurant
This may just be the best place in town for international tourists, simply because of its location. Within the Old Town, Amber Restaurant exists quite literally in the shadows of Edinburgh Castle, perhaps the city's biggest attraction, if not the most noteworthy landmark in all of Scotland. A castle tour ending with a meal at Amber is an excellent way to spend an afternoon and evening – and to be clear, this isn't merely a place to grab a bite. There's very good food, mostly revolving around traditional Scottish preparations and ingredients. The menu actually rotates with the seasons, but suffice it to say a healthy focus on meats, local veggies, seafood, and potatoes will keep most guests happy. And, naturally, there's a whiskey bar as well!


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Friday, 5 September 2008
Back to Bach (and chocolate)
While having an exasperated rummage through a load of stuff earlier on (there are simply piles and piles and sheds and garages full of stuff here), looking for something else altogether, I happened upon my Grade VI piano exam pieces. Amongst a stack of SD#1's clarinet music, for some reason. 1975! How long ago that was! I was only a few months older than SD#1 is now.
I opened it up and set it on the piano. Only one piece seemed even remotely familiar - this one:
Still, since I had learned to play these to a proficient standard during the first year of my O-levels, and since I still occasionally sit down at the instrument - albeit mainly to accompany, in a very basic fashion, my children on their assorted fiddles, guitars, whistles and clarinets - I thought I'd see whether I could still play this . . .
The net result, unfortunately, has been ultimate recourse to my old friends in adversity - wine and chocolate!
It certainly wasn't one of those riding a bike moments - once learned, never forgotten. Although I could suddenly remember, quite vividly, sitting at my teacher's lovely Yamaha baby grand, with autumn sunlight streaming through the windows, putting my very soul into this piece. But when my hands hit the keyboard tonight, the truth was all too evident. It was gone. Completely.
I'm not an intuitive musician. How much this is owing to the way I was taught and how much because I simply don't have the right kind of brain, is something I've mused upon at great and probably unnecessary length over the years. I am reluctantly admitting these days that it's a nature thing, rather than a nurture thing. I'm just not musical. Which is a bit of a blow, frankly, because I can't imagine life without music.
On the nurture side of things, I was taught by a wonderful woman - a concert pianist of great talent. And she taught me to 'perform'. Perfection was her aim and I did my best to oblige and passed exams with flying colours. But anything other than rigorous practising of the required scales and pieces was frowned upon. 'Stop fiddling about and get on with your proper practice', my parents would call out when they heard me, well . . . 'fiddling around', I suppose: improvising, experimenting, exploring the notes on my own terms. So I knuckled under and passed exams but my relationship with the instrument was, I see in retrospect, a very limited one to say the least. And this is why I could (can) never play without music, never jam or improvise, never really 'make music' on the piano. Which is a source of huge regret.
And so tonight's two-hour stint with my Grade VI exam book has been a strained and strange experience. There's no doubt that, by the end of it, there was a marked improvement, which I suppose is encouraging. If I could set aside an hour every day, then who knows what I could achieve. But I know I almost certainly can't (or won't) do that.
It felt like learning the piece afresh, not re-learning, or recalling it - and that I found dispiriting, despite the intervening years. I really hoped and believed that it would all come flooding back and simply happen. But my fingers, which I'd imagined would be nimble enough from all the exercise they get tapping away at high speed on computer keyboards, just wouldn't do what I needed them to do. Though by the time I finally stormed from the room they had just begun to show some small understanding of how they were required to behave.
Discouraged or encouraged? Which shall I be? I can't decide.
I'll have another square of chocolate while I think about it.
Oh dear, it all seems to have gone.
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- Greg Dunn said...
NO SURRENDER! Get back on that horse immediately!And noodle for happy hours. Work out the melody part of the theme of EastEnders (extra points if you can remember Angie's execrable lyric), then bung a few random bass notes in until something sounds right, then start to fit bits together. Root it in C for maximum white key ease. Then you'll be a bona fide ear player, and you work it up from there.
I look from the other side of the fence, I am an ear player who'd give his eye teeth to be able to sight-read at playing speed, and my struggle to learn is equal and opposite to yours, but I'm not giving up, no way.
Keep at it, gel.
- 6 September 2008 at 16:09
- Juliet said...
G - Well I'm sorry, but if learning to play by ear requires having anything to do with the theme from Eastenders I'm afraid I'm staying right off that horse and it can gallop away without me! Ugh. The very idea. Is this supposed to be encouragment?!
Silly thing is, I CAN play by ear without any trouble at all . . . on the recorder!! Why on earth nobody spotted this and nudged me in the direction of woodwind when I was deciding upon a second instrument to learn at school I've no idea. So I took up the violin and then misguidedly swapped that for the cello at 11 (bad choice for someone short who travelled to school via two different trains with a footbridge change in the middle). I was getting to grips with a tin whistle quite well a few years ago, but then SD#1 purloined it, proved herself vastly superior (as in most things)and so I bowed out gracefully.
- 6 September 2008 at 17:20
- Juxtabook said...
I both sympathise with and envy you. My father has a wonderful ear for music and my sister plays the piano and did a music degree. My grandfather played the piano wonderfully entirely by ear and my grandmother was a piano teacher. I had music lessons too but to very little effect. (Grade 1 in both practical and theory - the dizzy heights, eh?? I was very good at the theory actually, it was the piano that threw me). What is worse still is that I cannot sing. I mean sing at all: I cannot hold a tune, not even a little bit. Even my 4 year old asks me not sing! I would so love to be able to make a tuneful noise some how! So I can sympathise with your frustration and disappointment in not being able to do it was well as you want, but to be able to even try a grade 7 piece is an enviable position to be in you know.
PS That looks extraordinarily good chocolate, never tried it, and I will have to get some to consol me the next I catch someone smiling when I sing!
- 6 September 2008 at 19:25
- Juliet said...
JXT - It was only Grade 6 actually! Poor you - that's really sad. But don't despair. I've met several music teachers (and read articles by others) who truly believe that everyone, bar none, CAN be taught to sing and that tone-deafness is a myth. It's a kind of musical dyslexia but it can be overcome. So don't give up hope - you might be able to find someone who can get you through and make your 4-year-old beg you not to stop!
And yes that chocolate is remarkably good - which surprised me because I generally only enjoy the extra-dark stuff and leave white to the milky-bar kids. But it was all there was in the house (someone gave it to me last month and I had hidden it away from greedy family eyes) so I gave it a whirl and I'm very pleased I did (though the scales will groan when next I clamber onto them . . .!)
- 6 September 2008 at 19:45
- Jane Badger said...
Ooh, that chocolate looks good. The piano will come back. When I started singing after a very long break I thought I'd never be able to sightread again (and I am no great shakes at it now, I have to say) but it did come back, as did a whole load of notes I never knew I had. Stick with it!
- 7 September 2008 at 12:40
The number of people who can sit down and play a piano perfectly after just a few lessons is very small indeed and after a lifetime of not playing that must become an incredibly small number. If it's worthwhile it takes time, effort and bloody-mindedness. Please, please don't stop? I'm no great musician but I do know, since I started trying to play Bach stuff, that it gets better when you stop poking the instrument with fingers and start allowing yourself, your soul, whatever you want to call it, out through your hands. Learning is the mechanical process (that never stops for most of us). Sometimes though, when you let yourself out, you get to make music. I make millions of mistakes all the time. I don't care. I try not to do it again and I just take away the bits that went well, however few. There's always some good passages to take away and keep in memory as encouragement.
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Hope Construction Materials is on the lookout for top young talent to join its £300m business in Derbyshire, Yorkshire and the North East.
The firm's Apprenticeship Academy has reopened for its second year, with Hope searching for three new apprentices at its quarries at Holme Hall near Rotherham, Coxhoe in County Durham and its cement works in the Hope Valley.
As the construction materials market continues to grow steadily, Hope, who celebrated its second birthday in January, is keen to add further young talent to its 900 strong UK-wide workforce.
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Move over Cesar Milan. There may be plenty of opportunities in the U.S. and elsewhere for people who are skilled and educated in the field of animal psychology and behavior. Although Cesar Milan gained much of his knowledge by watching free-roaming pack dogs as he grew up in Mexico and from working with animals there on out, students can advance in their knowledge and gain needed skills to be able to work in the field through animal behavior programs available at the college level.
Of course, animal psychologists, more accurately termed animal behaviorists, can be involved in work with typical domesticated animals such as cats and dogs, but can also work with animals found in the zoo or even those that are out in the wild such as African elephants or Capuchin monkeys. Animal psychologists often complete programs available through a psychology department or through a joint program offered through the psychology and biology departments or similar. Some animal psychologists or behaviorists, may actually be DVMs (Doctors of Veterinary Medicine). However, the field of animal behavior can more tightly focus on the behavioral patterns, motivations and interactions of animals than that of the DVM unless a veterinarian specializes.
In fact, a degree in animal behavior can give students the opportunity to explore many things of interest about animals: how they avoid predators, choose their mates, find their food, reproduce and care of their young, according to the Animal Behavior Society (ABS), which offers certifications in the field. It also can provide insight into how they get along with similar animals as well as those that are of a different species. Graduates of animal psychology and behavior programs can seek various career opportunities, depending on how advanced they are in their education. This can include jobs with aquariums, conservation organizations, museums, natural resource organizations and zoos. They can work as educators, museum curators and researchers, but often an advanced degree at the graduate or even doctoral level is needed to provide the scientific and research skills for these positions. Another opportunity for animal behavior graduates may be in the field of applied animal behavior, which uses animal behavioral knowledge as applied to the conservation, management and care of domestic or wild animals.
Steps to Becoming an Animal Psychologist
Many programs in animal behavior are offered through the psychology department at a school, such as the Master's of Arts program in Animal Behavior and Conservation (ABC) through Hunter College in New York. However, students can start their focus in animal behavior even earlier, pursuing a bachelor's of science degree in the field through an interdisciplinary approach that might feature biology, neuroscience, psychology and other disciplines. Required courses in an undergraduate education program in animal behavior education could include:
- Biology I and II
- General Chemistry
- Psychology Statistics
- Research Methods
As students advance through the four years of their undergraduate degree, they may need to take required upper-level psychology classes in areas like:
- Animal Cognition
- Biological Basis of Behavior
- Animal Learning and Behavior
Students may also take electives that vary from environmental science to marine biology and to more advanced psychology courses. Most programs also focus on including hands-on skills that can be acquired through research and investigation or internships. At the University of New England, in Maine, for example, students learn more about animal behavior by studying along the the Saco River, where it connects with the Atlantic Ocean. ("Saco" means "the land where the river comes out.") This program enables them to collaborate with other undergraduates, graduates and professional students who might be involved in the biological, health, marine and environmental science research or studies. Carroll University in Wisconsin is another school offering an undergraduate degree in animal behavior that preps students through use of an outdoors classroom and a 60-acre scientific field station. It also partners with the Milwaukee County Zoo to provide students with even more opportunities for research and training. Its graduates have gone on to work at animal welfare societies, aquariums, wildlife science centers and zoos.
As the Animal Behavior Society points out, most careers in animal behavior require a master's of science or master's of arts degree, although lesser education may be acceptable for some. More often, a graduate degree or even Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or DVM may be required. Students interested in advanced animal behavior education can find various opportunities at the graduate level. To be accepted into a program, a student may need to have:
- A substantial undergraduate education in psychology
- A minimum specified GPA and
- Professional recommendations.
Hunter College, as an example, requires applicants to its master's program to have 12 undergraduate credits in psychology, including a statistics and experimental psychology lab course. A master's program can provide students with increased knowledge about research methods and study and allow them to pursue interest in niche fields. They might take classes that include:
- Comparative Psychology
- Statistical Methods in Psychology
- Special Topics
As they pursue even more advanced education, their learning becomes more in-depth. At the University of California, Davis, where students can complete a PhD in animal behavior through the Animal Behavioral Graduate Group, an interdepartmental program, they investigate the adaptive and evolutionary aspects of animal behavior in specialized areas that vary from animal science to psychology and zoology. As any career in animal psychology and behavior can show, students should get out of a program what they put into it and this includes through their own interests and fields of study that can drive their education and career.
Certifications and Requirements to Work in Animal Behavior
Students who have completed an animal behavior program and have advanced education may want to seek certification through the Animal Behavior Society (ABS). Two levels of certification are available, including:
- Associate Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist (ACAAB): Don't be deceived by its name. A master's degree in the biological or behavioral sciences with an emphasis in animal behavior is required as is a research-based thesis to be eligible.
- Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist (CAAB): A doctoral degree in the biological or behavioral sciences with an emphasis in animal behavior is required for eligibility as is at least five years of professional experience or a DVM degree along with a two-year fellowship and three years of additional experience in applied animal behavior.
Either of these certifications lasts for five years, but must be renewed annually through good standing in the ABS and proof of liability insurance. Anyone who wants to apply their animal behavioral knowledge to treat specific behavioral problems in animals might find certification beneficial, according to the ABS website. Again, animal behavior is not necessarily confined to treatment and study of domestic animals, but could include helping animals at a zoo, aquarium or even in their natural habitat. Those who are certified can the post their credentials after their name and also have their name placed on the online directory on the ABS website.
Certification can also be obtained through the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists (ACVB). Veterinarians must complete a residency, have an academic article published and meet other requirements. One of the college's webpages lists residency programs in animal behavior that are available in the U.S., including programs at the University of California, Davis and Tufts University.


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The Conquering Hero
25 May 2012 — 9 June 2012
"Those that we call traitors may be the heroes - the men of conscience and ideals. It's my work to look into men's souls. It's truth I want, not this blatant simplicity. We are to be all one now. What a time! The day of the cheap patriot has come.'"
Written in 1923, this play by the author of Mary Broome, which was such a success last year, is set in a military family on the eve of the outbreak of the First World War.
As the war approaches, the family is torn by the differing attitudes to the coming conflict. Conscientious objections to war are not easy principles to espouse at such a time and in such a family.
A powerful and moving play by an author the Orange Tree is proud to have 're-discovered'.
Like Mary Broome, The Conquering Hero is directed by Auriol Smith.


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How to access iCloud notes from my computer? This post will show you 2 easy ways to access iCloud notes from PC or Mac.
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Apple iCloud is built-in on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and can also be accessed from computer. There is the possibility that you need to access your iCloud from a public computer, like your iPhone is dead and you need to use a friend's computer, or you're on holiday and don't have mobile data but there is an Internet cafe near by. In this guide, we will show you 3 methods to access iCloud notes from PC or Mac computer with ease.
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iCloud notes is such an useful service that lets you collect all your words, links, lists, locations, and more info, all in one place, and sync them across all your Apple devices. You can sync notes from your iPhone or iPad to iCloud, create and edit new note on iCloud.com directly, and also preserve this vital data by making an iCloud backup.
For accessing iCloud notes from computer, you may mean to access notes from iCloud or iCloud backup. Apple allows users to access, view, edit and delete iCloud notes on iCloud.com directly, but you cannot export it to your computer. What if you want to export it to your computer for printing, this way can't do it for you, let alone to access notes in iCloud backup. However, there is another option to go, using AnyTrans, a practical iCloud content manager.
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Step 2. Scroll down to enter category management page. Click Notes.
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Step 3. Select the notes you want to export, and then click To Computer button to save the notes. You can click gear button to set the export format and destination.
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As we mentioned at first, Apple gives users the ability to access, edit and delete notes on iCloud.com directly. You can navigate to www.icloud.com and log into your iCloud account to make it. If you want to do more with iCloud notes, or want to extract notes from iCloud backup, you can follow Method 1 or Method 2 introduced above to make it without effort.
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Next concerts
4 March, Saint-Petersbourg, Russia, Dixit Dominus Domino Meo, ensemble Molot
5 April, Rome, Italy, Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata, Strati
Last concerts
27 September – 23 December, Paris, Musique originale pour Le Vieux Juif Blonde
21 September, Paris, France, CNSMDP, Prix de Composition
4 July, Venise, Italy, Teatro La Fenice, Sale Apollinee, with Ex Novo Ensemble, (commission by Teatro La Fenice)
19-23 June, Gennevilliers, France, T2G, spectacle "Déjà la nuit tombait (fragments de l'Iliade)" (commission by IRCAM)
12 June, Paris, France, CNSMDP, Prix de l'improvisation generative
11-12 May, Geneva, Switzerland, Idioritaime, danse project with Anatoli Vlassov
27 April, Berlin, Germany, NovikoffMakowski Sound Project+ duo with Alexander Markvart
23 March, Amsterdam, Netherlands, NovikoffMakowski Sound Project
12 March, Paris, France, Cinema Le Balzac, ciné-concert "Paris Manchester 1918".
27 February, Yaroslavl, Russia, Philarmony, 500 years of improvisation avec Andrei Korobeinikov
19 January, Paris, France, CNSMDP, cine-concert
24 November, Moscow, Russia, Prokofiev's Museum: "Preface" in "Time of Prokofievs" competition.
16 November, Paris, France, BNF, Court-devant festival, cine-concert
8 November, Prague, Czech Republic, "Duo"
1 November, Moscow, Russie, Moscow Conservatory Electroacoustic Center, concert-presentation
25-27 October, Tomsk, Russia. Edison Denisov International Symposium for Contemporary Music
18 October, Moscow, Russia, Philharmonie. The Music of the Future. Stanislav Makovsky
2 October, Helsinki, Finland. Duo, Molot-ensemble
29 September, Saint-Petersbourg, Russia. Duo, Molot-ensemble
10 September, Utrecht, Netherlands, Gaudeamus, 5×4 SAXOPHONES
9 September, Utrecht, Netherlands, Gaudeamus, GAUDEAMUS SATURDAY NIGHT
27 August, Breiteneich, Austria, Piano vs Electronic.
14 August, Lourmarin, France, concert Piano vs electronic.
29-30 Juin, Pantin, France, festival Manifest, CND de Pantin
31 March, Paris, France, concert atelier de composition, CNSMDP, Paris, France
12 March, Magny-les-Hameaux, France, festival "Le bruit qui pense"
15 February, Saint-Petersbourg, Russia, Sound museum, SIC!
9 February, Neuilly-sur-Seine, France, Orpea residence bords de Seine.
20 January, Paris, France, CNSMDP, generative improvisation orchestra
15 January, Paris, France, Philarmony, "Over the Rainbow"
13 January, Paris, France, CNSMDP, Électro(s)
6 January, Paris, France, CNSMDP, generative improvisation orchestra and Christian Sebille
12 December, Paris, France, Grand Hall, Centre Pompidou, "Jonglerie musical" in Jerome Thomas's project.
15 November, Strasbourg, France, Festival Resonance electrique
9 November, Paris, France, CNSMDP, Ciné-concert
16 October, St-Petersbourg, Russia, Festival "Game with Classic"
26 Septembre Ulan-Ude, Russia, Philarmony, with Andrei Korobeinikov&Petr Oskolkov
20 Septembre, Tomsk, Russia, Underground bar, In "SIC!"
19 Septembre, Kemerovo, Russia, Theathre Vstrecha
9 Septembre, Saint-Petersbourg, Russia, Forum Apositsia
27 August, Breitenach, Austria, Schloss
17 August, Le-Touquet, France, Paino folies festival with Andrei Korobeinikov
10 August, Darmstadt, Germany, Open stage
26 July, Lourmarin, France, Chateau de Lourmarin, with Andrei Korobeinikov
2 July, Paris, France, 104, Festival Manifest
10 June, Paris, France, CNSMDP, concert de Prix d'improvisation
2 June, Paris, France, Point d'ephemere, Spectacle "Organes d'amour" by Anatoly Vlassov
26 Mai, Paris, France, Radio RCF
25 April, Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia, festival Exposition XXI,
11 April, Paris, France, Radio France, generative improvisation orchestra.
8 April, Paris, France, College de Bernardin, concert de "Prix St Christophe"
6 April, Paris, France, CNSMDP
28 March, Guyancourt, France, Association Les Notes Do-Ré,
19 March, Les Mesnules, Festival "Bruit qui pense" with Fanny Giles
17 March, Paris, France, CNSMDP
15 March, Manchester, United Kingdom, RNCM
12 March, Paris, France, CNSMDP
26 February, Yurga, Russia
28 January, Paris, France, CNSMDP
Stanislav Makovsky is composer and performer multi-instrumentalist actually based in Paris. He was born in Siberia, Russia in 1988.
Studied cello and musicology in the Kemerovo Music College, then composition in Moscow Conservatory with Yuri Kasparov.
At present proceeded as a composer in The Conservatoire de Paris (CNSMDP) with Stefano Gervasoni, and electronic with Luis Naon, Yan Maresz and Tom Mays. Aleksandros Markeas and Vincent Lê Quang – improvisation. Bruno Coulais – music for image.
Took part in the Academy in Tchaikovsky City (2011), Darmstadt Ferienkurse (2012), The Voix Nouvelles in Royaumont (2014).
As improviser took part in ERASMUS project at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague (2013) with Richard Barrett.
He works as composer and improviser regularly with different ensembles and improvisers such as Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble, Ensemble Recherche, Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgardt, GAMEnsemble, MolOt ,Studio for New Music Ensemble, Alexander Markvart, Andrei Korobeinikov, Alexey Borisov, Gleb Uspensky, Max Evstropov, ByZero, Duot, Studio of Unconscious Music, Siberian Improvisation Company and others.
Winner of Prix de jury de concours "Prix Saint-Christophe du jeune compositeur", Paris, (2016) "Prix Macari Lepeuve", Paris, "Peer Raben Music Award", Cologne (2015), composition competition "First Performance in Saint-Petersburg"(2011), competition "the art of improvisation," Novokuznetsk (2006)
Artist in residence of Fondation Robert Laurent-Vibert in Chateau de Lourmarin, France. (2014-2015).
List of recent works
«Armonia di Gravitazione» for piano (2018) (commission by Teatro la Fenice)
«Hilmèn Houchou'un» for 14 instruments and electronic (2017) first performance: Paris, France, 2017
«Indigo» for ensemble (2016) first performance: Paris, France, 2017
«Elastique» for 4 jongleurs and electronic (2016) first performance: Paris, France, 2016
«Preface» for 4 saxophones and electronic (2016) first performance: Paris, France, 2016
«Dixit Dominus Domino Meo» for choir and ensemble (2016) first performance: Paris, France, 2016
«Sintro» electronic multichannel piece (2016), first performance: Paris, France, 2016
«Kogda» for flute, guitar, mezzo-soprano, piano, violin, viola and cello (2016) commission by "Diaphonique", first performance: Paris, France, 2016
«IT» music for film by Gendzi Buto (2015), first performance: Cologne, Germany 2015
«La Pedrera» for guitar and electronic (2015), first performance: Paris, France, 2015
«Regle» electroacoustic (2015), first performance: Monaco, 2015
«Triptyque» for saxophone, saxophone, piano and percussion (2015), first performance: Paris, France, 2015
«Impetus» for electronic, saxophone, piano and percussion (2015), first performance: Paris, France, 2015
«Habitat: part 2: Paris» for 14 instruments (2015)
«Chose en soi», electroacoustic and video projection (2014) first performance: Paris, France, 2014
«Neige» for 2 mandolins, mandola and mandoloncello (2014) Commission by ARIAM ile-de-France, first performance: Argenteuil, France, 2014
Duet for flute and cello (2014), first performance: Paris, France, 2014
«KRIK» for flute, bass-clarinet, coprano, tenor, violon and cello (2014) first performance: Abbaye Royaumont, France, 2014
«Vytesneniye» mulitimedia (2013) first performance: Moscow, Russia, 2013
«Wavespace» for orchestra (2013) first performance: Moscow, Russia, 2013
«Habitat: part 1: Moscow» for 14 instruments (2013) first performance: Moscow, Russia, 2013
«Wasserkreislauf» for guitar, 2 violins, viola and cello (2012) first performance: Moscow, Russia, 2012
«Phyllotaxis» for flute, clarinet, temple-blocks, violin, viola and cello (2012) first performance: Moscow, Russia, 2012
«FluteInterPlaying» (2012) first performance: Saint-Petersburg, Russia, 2013
«Cinquembrase» for 5 musicians (2012) first performance: Kemerovo, Russia, 2012
«Droga» for flute, saxophone, tuba, accordion and piano (2011) first performance: Moscow, Russia, 2011
«API's aria» for flute, clarinet, violin and cello (2011) first performance: Tchaikovsky, Russia, 2011
«Gregor Samsa's awakening» for clarinet, violin, cello and piano (2010) first performance: Saint-Petersburg , Russia, 2010
«Nocturne XXI» for 4 flutes, 4 saxophones, tuba, piano and percussion (2010) first performance: Moscow, Russia, 2010
«PercussionInterPlaying» (2010)
«Philosopher's Stone» for flute, vibraphone, guitar and viola (2009) first performance: Moscow, Russia, 2009
«From the blue notebook by Maurice Maeterlinck» for woodwind quartet (2009) first performance: Kiev, Ukraine, 2011
«Vanitas» for the octet (2008) first performance: Moscow, Russia, 2012


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TitleElizur Wright Arithmeter, No. 11
Catalog NumberX1097.92
TypePhysical object
Datec. 1869
ManufacturerJos. W. Fowle
Identifying Numbers
|Other number
|Aug. 17, 1869 Patented
|Other number
|No. 11 on metal plate on base
Dimensionsoverall: 14 1/2 in x 19 in x 19 in
DescriptionReportedly, fewer than 20 of these devices were built.
CategoryPre-computer: slide rule
SubjectHand calculation; Slide rule; Analog; Oughtred, William
CreditGift of The New England
Lot NumberX1097.92
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It came by tweet, one of the most condensed and seemingly reductive forms of modern communication. But it had something sincere about it, an apology that actually felt like an apology, an expression of moral regret that sounded as if genuinely the result of moral awakening. In a world of carefully parsed, conditional apologies that shift blame to the victim and reek of calculated insincerity, Marion Barry gave an apology that cut through the usual political noise with a clarion note of authenticity.
Love him, hate him, Marion Barry said "sorry," at 8:03 p.m. on Sunday evening, via Twitter: "I also thank outstanding medical staff, incl. kind professional Filipino staff. I stand corrected. I truly didn't mean 2 hurt or offend." He had just been treated for a potentially lethal blood blot, which may have formed while he was traveling to Las Vegas for a convention. The addressee of his apology were Filipino health care workers, whom he had denigrated on April 23 in comments that were ostensibly about building up job opportunities in his ward, but which read like another item in a long litany of careless race baiting by the four-term former mayor: "[I]f you go to the hospital now, you'll find a number of immigrants who are nurses, particularly from the Philippines," said Barry. "And no offense, but let's grow our own teachers, let's grow our own nurses, and so that we don't have to go scrounging in our community clinics and other kinds of places, having to hire people from somewhere else."
When a man knows he is to be hanged, Dr. Johnson said, it "concentrates his mind wonderfully." The tweets sent by Barry shortly after his ordeal have the concentration of a man who was likely genuinely scared of imminent death. His apologetic tweet was followed by several others that continued the theme of remorse. "Being sick brings religion," tweeted Barry four minutes after his initial mea culpa. "There's more t/b achieved with w/love&unity than divisive words. I am truly sorry."
Apparently aware of the multiple layers of oddity and irony in his sudden embrace of Filipino hospital staff, Barry tweeted: "So I got my religion in Vegas. Go figure."
Barry has become a study in the surreal politics of Washington, a champion of gay rights who came out against gay marriage, a civil rights leader who is now equally well known for his crude and divisive racial language. His Dickensian encounter with mortality, like Scrooge waking up after ghost number three, was as surreal as the saga of D.C.'s Mayor for Life gets. It would be easy to be cynical, as people have been cynical for centuries about deathbed conversions.
But the tweets don't feel Machiavellian. At one point yesterday, Barry tweeted a photograph of his nurse, with a small nugget of information that seemed so genuinely apt and true that it gives the color of truth to all his other hospital tweets: "Nurse Deanna who initially was a little "frustrated" w/me(ok I was a little grouchy) now she's my best friend here!TU!"
Sickness doesn't just concentrate the mind; it tears down its defenses. It places us absolutely in the hands of other people, and thus reveals our capacity to trust. Sick people do indeed often bark at their caregivers, and good caregivers have the exceptional capacity to empathize so grandly that they can see beyond the barking invalid to the scared child that is brought to the surface by illness. Barry's apology for whatever may have "frustrated" nurse Deanna suggests his self-awareness at a time of crisis.
And his tweets suggest a deeper self-awareness, that perhaps his racially tinged comments (and the firestorm they've elicited in the past few months) were weighing on his conscience. Illness often catalyzes unformed or nascent moral awakenings.
Tweeting is indeed reductive, but sometimes a small quantum of information is all that is necessary to speak one's mind. In Barry's case, it revealed the rapid processing of small bits of information, a real-time evolution of his thoughts about what constitutes decency and kindness in public and private life. The standard political apology, issued after days or weeks of contorted explanations and posturing, usually feels worked up by committee, a document rather than a genuine speech act of remorse. Barry's tweets, like all tweets, don't have the capacity to get deep into the weeds of obfuscation and dog-whistle subtleties.
But they don't need to be any longer. Many political questions are intensely complicated and require long consideration and extensive explication. But much of our moral life comes about in small epiphanies, for which tweeting proves to be an ideal conveyance. The essence of the moral life is applying basic rules—do unto others…—to everyday behavior. Moral revelation is often intensely simple: The old rule applies now, here, to these people. We might think that it takes a novelist to convey moral truths deeply. But novels are built of small nuggets of data, small apercus such as the ones Barry sent out over the past two days.
Even Barry, who is an active tweeter, seemed to realize that he has found his perfect form. Among his hospital tweets were thanks to the Twitter community, and to Twitter in general: "1 final thing- 4 better or worse comments,& I DO receive my share of worse, I love Twitter&it's ability 2 let people communicate real talk."
Barry skeptics won't likely change their view of the man. But it is rare in political life to sense a capacity for moral growth, to see someone genuinely prove himself susceptible to the teachable moment. A man may get many, many things wrong, but if he shows the capacity to improve, he is redeemable.
There are other groups who will likely feel that Barry owes them some Twitter love. And most everyone who followed the ex-Mayor's strange and terrifying adventure in Sin City will likely agree: Sometimes, what happens in Vegas shouldn't, in fact, stay in Vegas.


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Over the past few weeks I have been chatting to you about things that you need to Quit in 2017. It honestly has to have been the hardest blog posts to write as all those things have been apart of my life some way or another either in how I act or think. Let me just put it out there that it is a journey and even though I have overcome a lot, it is still a daily battle sometimes to get my life back on track.
But by the grace of God I know I can go to him in my times of sorrow or when I feel I am struggling with something in my life.
The last thing I want to share with you in this series is to QUIT PUTTING YOURSELF DOWN.
This is a biggy, its something that I still struggle with to be very honest and that is why it has been so hard to write this post because I thought what can I say about this topic if I still struggle with it? But God placed it on my heart for a reason and I have some insight as to what effects putting your self down has on your life.
1: you always feel you have something to prove.
when you are so hard on yourself you can get lost in other peoples opinion of you. Suddenly when ever somebody around give you negative feed back, if you are anything like me you might take that thing to heart and and can wound you more than people realize.
you find yourself trying to accommodate that persons needs because of what they have told you about where you need to improve in life or a specific thing. It isn't bad to have people in your life that are helping you become better but at the end of the day if it is'nt building you up then I think it's better to stay silent.
I stopped explaining myself when I realized people only understand from their level of perception. Its a harsh reality but we are not responsible for other peoples opinions of us. You have nothing to prove to anyone. If you know in your heart you are pleasing God and giving your best, it doesn't matter what anyone says to you.
2: you always stay in your own head
when you put yourself down all the time you can find yourself getting lost in your problems. You become inward focused. This is a hard thing to admit but it's sadly true. When all you are doing is feeling sorry for yourself your perspective and judgment gets cloudy and you cant see further than your own mistakes.
it is really important to keep ourselves aware of what is happening around us. When we take the time to hear other peoples stories and struggles, we realize that we are not alone and our perspective starts to expand. I also think that when you know who you are it is easier to let the opinions of others slide like water off a ducks back.
How many of you know that we are constantly changing, the world is changing and people around us change all the time. Life is not consistent, with that being said it is even more so important cling to the one who is constant (for me that is Jesus ) I do not always get it right but that is ok. As long as I know that when life disappoints I can run to God.
If you only get one thing out of this whole series let it be this. You are not alone, even though you might feel like you are the only one facing these things you definitely are not. Just step out of yourself for a bit and chat to others around you, you might just realize that you can be an inspiration to someone else.
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text: Fellowships We believe that clinicians and healthcare professionals can learn a lot from others in their field. Sharing learning can accelerate or add focus to research and build important networks from across the international community. Over the years a large number of individual clinicians have benefited from our Fellowship funds. We are pleased to be able to offer this opportunity to anyone currently benefiting from Leukaemia UK research funding. Recent beneficiaries have been: Dr Clare Jacobson Dr Jacobson was the first specialist Teenage and Young Adult clinical psychologist at Guy's and St Thomas' hospital in London. She achieved significant results with her patients, through one to one consultations as well as group clinics. She chairs a national network of clinical psychologists in Teenage and Young Adult cancer. In December 2015 she attended the International Adolescent and young Adult Cancer conference in Sydney, Australia. Dr Jacobson said: "Funding from Leukaemia UK allowed me to travel to Australia to present both national and local research at a conference. This was a really significant step in the journey of our TYA (teenage and young adult) service at Guy's as I was able to brainstorm ideas for innovations in psychological treatment, prevention, research and service development with leading figures from around the world. This has directly impacted on research I am carrying out now into complex post-traumatic stress in TYA patients and it has also informed our ongoing development of UK guidelines." This poster was presented by Dr Jacobson to the conference: EFFECTIVE_SCREENING_FOR_PSYCHOLOGICAL_NEED.pdf Philip Alexander Phil is a dedicated haemato-oncology counsellor and psychotherapist at King's College Hospital in London. His post, funded by Leukaemia UK more than 10 years ago, was the first specialist counsellor role in Britain. Now all hospitals have specialist counsellors. Phil does fantastic work with the patients at King's and recently published this paper, which we encouraged him to present at the Conference of the European Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation in March 2017Abstract_for_EBMT_Conference.pdf To find out more about our conference fellowships follow this link.


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Forget the prohibition against eating milk and meat together, though cheeseburgers do sound, and look and smell, delicious. And forget all those other mystifying rules (the Bible doesn't specify why God wants Jews to observe certain dietary restrictions; it just lists the rules and assume we'll listen) that keep us (semi-) law-abiding Jews from enjoying treats like lobster and crispy fried bacon.
If you're someone who tries to keep kosher, such as myself, then as the years go by you get used to the feeling of missing out. It becomes part of your DNA.
Some things, though, seem inane, and I'm not talking about any of the laws. The other day I was at Madison Square Garden and I decided to treat myself to a beef burrito from MSG's kosher stand, ran by a kosher restaurant named Carlos & Gabby's. The burrito comes with this creamy avocado ranch dressing. Sounds delicious, right? I thought so, too. Then I sat down and tried to unwrap the damn thing. That's when I ran into this piece of orange tape that I swear the Hulk himself would have trouble ripping. I spent 10 minutes gnawing at this tape with my nails and teeth and plastic knife. It was like trying to break into Fort Knox.
Anyone who keeps kosher no doubt knows what I'm referring to, and has experienced this frustration before. But for those unaware, here's a quick primer:
For kosher food to remain kosher it can't come in contact with any non-kosher food, or, technically, with anything that's even touched non-kosher food. So a chicken could be killed in accordance with all of Judaism's laws, and it could have been cooked in a kosher kitchen, and packaged under the watchful eye of a mashgiach, meaning someone who is aware of all of Judaism's kosher laws (and no, contrary to popular thought, there is no blessing from a rabbi required, nor does one take place), and all that could happen and yet if at some point the piece of chicken is rested on a plate that at one point served a cheeseburger then it immediately morphs into a non-kosher piece of food.
That's where the tape comes in. It's there to signify that the food hasn't been tampered with since it left the kosher institution. If the tape is broken, then you have a problem, or at least those who care about such things do. And so I get why it's there, and why it can't just be a piece of CVS-brand scotch tape.
But I think the Jews have taken this too far.
Opening my sandwich should not cause me to break a sweat. You know what happened when I finally broke my burrito free of its prison?
Chunks of beef and rice came pouring out. All the shifting back and forth had ripped a hole in my tortilla.
I understand the desire to ensure that everything remains kosher, but certainly there must be a better way. I say we either adopt more of an honor system (if someone decided to fuck with all the Jews by taking every MSG kosher burrito out its foil, then dipping them all into some sort bacon sauce, only to re-package them and sell them to Jews—well, I say that person deserves his or her victory just for the putting in that much work). But keeping kosher is hard enough without this obstacle course.
So, God, here's my offer:
Either provide one of your followers with the plans for some sort of special tape.
Or it's back to "non-kosher" tuna wraps for me.
The choice is yours.


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Flo Rida premiered new song "Let It Roll" from his upcoming album, and you can probably guess what it sounds like before you listen.
That's right — following in the tradition of "Good Feeling" and "Right Round," the latest from Flo Rida's Wild Ones, due July 3, is another pop-inflected rap track with a sample for a hook.
This time, Flo and producers soFLY & Nius and Axwell — the same team behind his Sia collaboration "Wild Ones" — reach back into the catalog of Freddie King to sample "Let the Good Times Roll."
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Russian tea, one of our favorite drinks when we were kids growing up in North Carolina, provided the inspiration for this comforting smoothie. The spicy blend of oranges, cloves, and tea is wonderfully soothing, especially when made with chamomile. Caffeine-free and oh-so relaxing, chamomile also aids in digestion, so the effects of a big meal no longer keep us awake at night.
1 1/2 cups orange segments
2 tablespoons frozen orange juice concentrate
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
2 teaspoons honey
2 ground cinnamon
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1 cup strong-brewed chamomile tea, made into ice cubes and crushed
Combine the orange segments, orange concentrate, lemon juice, honey, cinnamon, and cloves in a blender. Blend until the mixture is smooth and the honey is dissolved. Add the crushed tea ice cubes and blend until smooth.
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Drained mandarin oranges work well in place of the orange segments if you are in a hurry, or if you are craving this smoothie in the middle of summer when oranges are not in season.
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Things are rather hectic for me, but sadly the only things that have suffered for it are the elements of my web presence…namely my now poor excuse for a blog, really poor excuse for a Twitter account, and even poorer excuse for a Youtube channel. I haven't played XCOM in well over a week (and before that, more weeks) and so what would I share there or here? Well, I could share some stuff.
Work is insane. We got acquired. Big company politics can be shitty. Best case, we get funding and its awesome; worst cast, well…the punchline is I get like two months off as I find a new job and work on my dark little meaningless secret. That would be either a lay off or me saying "I really love my teammates, but I am NOT working for that guy."
I finished Deus Ex: Human Revolution, which was pretty good and scratched my stealth itch. The same company is making Thief 4, which is kind of my dream come true…provided that stealth take downs aren't limited by a really frustrating, arbitrary energy mechanic.
I'm nearly at the end of Far Cry 3, meaning there's story and some boss fight(s) to get through;the core game play (which was amazing, the whole stealth base overthrows game) is basically done with.
My girl and I got to the end of Fez and discovered there's much more to find; also picked up Braid and Super Meat Boy which I already own on PC but got on XBOX so she could get into them from the couch with me.
I've done a lot of reading. Michael Pollan's In Defense of Food and some of Omnivore's Dilemma; I actually got into Game of Thrones finally. And I've got this dark little meaningless secret.
That secret is currently comprised of things like "20 hours of tutorial videos watched" and "lots of reference documentation read" and "several toolkits examined" and "Unity3D downloaded and installed" and "a 22-page and counting design document". I have this insane dream of making a video game, and this hope that the current state of free and inexpensive tools will help me get there. The kicker is that the game idea I've got in mind is – without a doubt – too large for one person to do alone. But I'm learning new technologies and really enjoying the creative process…and maybe, just maybe, if I get enough of a prototype up and running I can recruit some help. It would be nice to make a big chunk of money off of a Greenlight $14 Steam game, but that's not what I'm thinking about.
I'm thinking about how to build a conversation tree system that'll fit the bill. It's is a really fun problem academically, and I'll get to learn a Java GUI lib and use JSON for my first time and get back into C# or learn Javascript as I dive into Unity. More design to do first though.
And you know…content. Like, a story and stuff. That's on my mind too.
I am jonesin' for XCOM though, and here's a 3 Day weekend.
No guarantees, all around. ❤


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OUAT Bhubaneswar AdmissionOrissa University of Agriculture and Technology (OUAT) has issued notice for admission in UG Courses, session. This
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