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set $main::VERSION to "2.x" -- nice generic value for CVS.
forward-port from rel-2-2-dev: (update copyright date range -- 2000-2006. this is probably overkill, since there are some files that were created after 2000 and some files that were last modified before 2006.)
create $authz and $authen regardless of whether we have a courseID
store authenticator in $r.
stop redirecting to Login when user is not allowed to "act as". Instead, throw an exception.
give user an error message if they can't act as another user. see bug #846.
call hasPermissions() with two arguments (it doesn't use the eUserID anyway.
re-added timer for entire content generation process.
added HiRes timing data to WeBWorK::Debug, removed WeBWorK::Timing. all existing calls to the WeBWorK::Timing methods now pass the same messages to debug(). added an option to WeBWorK::Debug to allow only certain subroutines to log debug messages, in addition to the existing option to bar certain subroutines from doing so.
Preliminary commit of changes to add Gateway module. This adds to WeBWorK - the ability to create versioned, timed problem sets ("gateway tests") for which all problems are displayed on a single page ("versioned" means that students can get multiple versions of the problem set), - the ability to create sets that draw problems from groups of problems, and - the ability to create sets that require a proctor login to start and grade. Sets can be defined as gateway tests or proctored gateway tests from the ProblemSetDetail page. Not quite bug-free yet. Known bugs include handling of problem values on the Student Progress page (I think this may be a problem with changing from sql database format where all entries were 'text' to sql_single in ver 2.1, where they are integer), and a division by zero error on the grades page (which may be the same problem). Tests with a number of attempts per version greater than one haven't been carefully tested, nor has scoring of gateway tests.
Use the Timing::HiRes module to calculate timing data for each request. This gives more accurate timing data (using the unix time gives only to the nearest second). I am printing the elapsed time to 3 decimal places, it could be to 6 if that is desirable. This will help us evaluate whether changes are increasing or decreasing the speed with which requests are serviced.
expansion of Mike's caching fixes. see below: * separate setCachedUser($userID) method allows explicit setting of user to cache. This is needed because $r->param("user") is not always set (i.e. in the case of the initial request for a guest login. * don't store a copy of a reference to %permissionLevels, as this isn't any more efficient than accessing the course environment directly. * always construct the Authz instance. * fall back on accessing the database if hasPermissions() is called with a user other than the cached user (or if no user is cached). * warning output (and assume no permission) if PermissionLevel record doesn't exist or permission level is empty. * warn (and assume no permission) if activity is not found in the %permissionLevels hash. * don't pass $ce and $db to new(), since they are available in $r.
added "login" permission, handling code.
updated $main::VERSION
better handling when no display module is found for the path.
Changed format of run time
Adding write to timing log which summarizes the time spent in this module. This does not give detailed timing data. It prints whether or not the timing log is enabled in "Constants.pm". It uses Utils::writeTimingLogEntry and makes an entry as long as the "timing" log facility has been defined in global.conf
added debugging header!
MORE CONFIG CHANGES -- PLEASE READ. I've changed the way WeBWorK is configured yet again. The Apache configuration for WeBWorK is now done with <Perl> sections. This solves the problem of "seeding" global.conf with initial values for the various root directories and base URLs. it also eliminates redundancy in the Apache configuration file itself. The Apache configuration for WeBWorK is now contained in the file conf/webwork.apache-config. This file is used both for normal systems, where WeBWorK is integrated into the main Apache server, and development systems, where each developer runs his or her own Apache server. Inside webwork.apache-config, seven configuation variables are set: $webwork_url The base URL handled by Apache::WeBWorK. $webwork_dir The path to the base webwork2 directory. $pg_dir The path to the base pg directory. $webwork_htdocs_url The base URL of the WeBWorK htdocs directory. $webwork_htdocs_dir The path to the WeBWorK htdocs directory. $webwork_courses_url The base URL of the WeBWorK courses directory. $webwork_courses_dir The path to the WeBWorK courses directory. These variables are used to configure the <Location>, Alias, AliasMatch, and <Directory> directives necessary for WeBWorK operation. $webwork_root and $pg_root are also used in "use lib" lines to add the WeBWorK and PG lib directories to @INC. Additionally, the above values are shared with WeBWorK via the %WeBWorK::SeedCE hash. WeBWorK.pm passes the contents of this hash (along with a value for "courseName") to CourseEnvironment.pm when initializing the course environment. In turn, CourseEnvironment.pm seeds the course environment namespace with these variables before evaluating global.conf and course.conf.
changed the way invalid courses are detected. $ce->{'!'} is no longer used. also, if CE initialization throws an exception, it is caught and labeled as a problem with CE init.
replaced remaining DECLINEs with explicit error messages.
fixed checks for bad course names should work now for ww1 courses (bug #584)
fail on bad course names
now using WeBWorK::Debug instead of built-in debug() function.
moved creating of timing object up so we can use it sooner
added database checking logic. if database is not ok, CG is set to FixDB.
Defined $WeBWorK:;timer again for use in debugging code $timerON =0 by default in WeBWorK.pm and the timing log $TIMING_LOG is initially set to the empty string which implies STDERR
handle undef CG result
disabled param munging -- this will prevent destruction of params with ':' and ',' in their names. closes bug #431.
Authen and Authz are now passed only a WeBWorK::Request.
removed old dispatch() function, renamed dispatch_new() -> dispatch(), added upload handling code (from old dispatch function).
added dispatch_new function. w00t!
Changed parameter calls to Error.pm, now sent using $r
added "Home" content generator to give a list of courses
fixed incorrect error message parsing by Instructor/Index.pm
Commented out extra brace which kept this from compiling. :-) --Mike
removed /test
dispatcher can now handle multiple slashes.
Check that arguments have been defined at line 417
moved Assigner to UsersAssignedToSet. created new Assigner module, and wired it to /$courseID/instructor/assigner/. It doesn't do anything yet, but it will allow the assignment of multiple sets to multiple users, all in one shot.
UPDATE YOUR CONFIG FILES! (global.conf.dist, database.conf.dist) Made changes to support the storage of multiple database layouts in a single course environment. Database layouts are now stored in a hash named %dbLayouts in database.conf, and the default layout is aliased to *dbLayout (see comments in database.conf.dist and global.conf.dist) sql.conf and gdbm.conf are no longer used. Support the selection of a specific database layout when instantiating WeBWorK::DB. WeBWorK::DB now takes a reference to a database layout rather than an entire course environment. All calls to WeBWorK::DB::new were updated to pass the correct argument.
Normalized headers. All files now contain the text below as a header. This is important since all files now (a) use the full name of the package, (b) assign copyright to "The WeBWorK Project", (c) give the full path of the file (relative to CVSROOT) instead of simply the file name, and (d) include license and warranty information. Here is the new header: ################################################################################ # WeBWorK Online Homework Delivery System # Copyright © 2000-2003 The WeBWorK Projcct, http://openwebwork.sf.net/ # $CVSHeader$ # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under # the terms of either: (a) the GNU General Public License as published by the # Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any later # version, or (b) the "Artistic License" which comes with this package. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT # ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS # FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See either the GNU General Public License or the # Artistic License for more details. ################################################################################
squashed some instances of the "0 is not a true value" bug that keeps creeping in.
reduced number of return points
Removed references to ScoringTotals.pm These capabilities are handled by Scoring.pm --Mike
(1) only the content generator needed for this request is loaded, and it is done at runtime. this is good for speed and error reporting. (2) actually instantiating CGs and running their "go" methods is defered until the end of the handler routine. this means there is only ONE place where this is being done. (3) documentation has been improved. (4) added support for UserDetail (not yet written) and SetsAssignedToUser (written, but not yet reachable) in the UI.
support for FileXfer and Upload
Turned timing off for the CVS copy of WeBWorK.pm --Mike
Modified the way the timing mechanisms are controlled so that a timer must be defined before it is called. Fixed a bug appearing on webwork.math.rochester.edu where the timers were turned off. --Mike
the timing switch is now turned off by default. --Mike
Added lines that allow you to turn the timing statements off with one switch.
Added timing code for Instructor::Index to Instructor::Index.pm and also to WeBWorK.pm. We can remove this once we have finished testing various database configs. --Mike
Changed dispatcher to allow access to Instructor::AddUser module. Removed references to Index2.pm --Mike
added $VERSION variable
Provides link to Instructor2 alternate interface for instructors. --Mike
Added scoreDownload URL for ScoreDownload.pm module
Added more capabilities to the stats module. There is some overlapping code that needs to be factored out. --Mike
Added a module that shows the raw stats for a single set. We need a better index page for this and other views of the same statistics. --Mike
Added course/instructor/scoring => Scoring.pm
Added ShowAnswers.pm module which reads the log file of the students answers Modifications to WeBWorK (dispatcher) and Problem (the Show Past Answer button had to be redirected) were also made. --Mike
Commented out the fork statement. Fixes the blocker bug #142 --Mike
Added dispatching for send_mail --Mike
Timers turned on for now. --Mike
commented out timing code
Oops. Removed the remaining conflict line. --Mike
Included timing code. --Mike
Worked on timing system.
Rearranged the URL to ContentGenerator mappings for user-specific data editors. -Dennis
profiler debugging. -sam
Quizzes are now called using quiz_mode instead of quiz
Made many changes: - turned off PG warning catching in conf/global.conf.dist - added warning reporting to conf/templates/ur.template (but not to other templates!) - modified a couple of error messages in WeBWorK.pm - made failure to create course environment and failure to find course directory fatal errors in WeBWorK.pm - added warning queueing and call stack storing to Apache::WeBWorK - added "warnings" and "if_warnings" template escapes to WeBWorK::ContentGenerator - removed warning handling from WeBWorK::ContentGenerator::Problem - code tidying in WeBWorK::ContentGenerator::Problem - code tidying in WeBWorK::PG::ImageGenerator -sam
Added GatewayQuiz.pm module. It can be accessed by courseName/quiz/setNumber --Mike
moved PG modules and macro files from webwork-modperl to pg -sam
Fixed a bug that I just introduced that was corrupting $ce->{webworkURLs}->{root}; -Dennis
Multiple forward slashes in URLs are now collapsed into one before being examined, so that we follow the usual Apache behavior of accepting paths with // in them. -Dennis
The UserList module now has a single button, "Assign to all users", that does what it says it does. This should allow people to create new problems and problem sets and edit them without ever needing the old system, assuming that they are importing an existing course into webwork2. -Dennis
I split the instructor's Problem List editor off into a seperate page, and added links to that page from a few others. -Dennis
Efforts towards doing the Right Thing with the instructor URLs. -Dennis
Created the top-level module WeBWorK, which now contains the dispatch code. Apache::WeBWorK now only contains the installation of the error handling code and a call to WeBWorK::dispatch(). This error handling code is installed before the WeBWorK module is compiled. -sam
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ON DECEMBER 10, 2011, WE ARE GOING TO BE 14 YEARS OLD. With 130 skaters who make three competitive teams: seniors (16 to 30 years of age), juniors (12 to 19 years), novices (10 to 15 years) and juveniles and synchro-school (4 to 14 years) Zagreb Snowflakes is the biggest and most popular skating club in Croatia, although in the youngest, but nevertheless the most attractive skating discipline - according to the International Skating Union - with some 500 teams in 30 countries throughout the world. Fifteen previously competitive skaters have decided to lace up their skates again and form the Zagreb Snowflakes Adult team, bringing our total number of members to 145. For the first time in our history, age is no longer a barrier to forming a competitive team. This is the tenth competitive season for our senior team. Three of the last year's senior skaters joined the Adult team, including Lana Orban, who has been a member of the club since its first day and performed 161 times. They have been replaced by five junior skaters: Matea Koller, Lucija Sekulić, Virna Šonje, Ana Taslak and Josipa Penić. Sandra Pavičić, who skated for the senior team last year, was named the club's head coach. Fifteen of our skaters have performed more than one hundred times. Buga Orban is the senior team's captain, Kristina Radaš co-captain. Our Senior team has successfully competed at nine World Championships : Rouen (France) 2002., Ottawa (Canada) 2003., Zagreb (Croatia) 2004. and 2009., Gothenburg (Sweden) 2005., Prague (Czech Republic) 2006, London (Canada) 2007, Budapest (Hungary) 2008, Colorado Springs (USA) 2010., Helsinki (FIN) 2011. OUR SENIOR TEAM IS THE NATIONAL TEAM AND THE MEMBERS HAVE A HIGHT STATUS OF THIRD CATEGORY ACCORDING TO THE CROATIAN OLYMPIC COMMITTEE. For two previous years they had status of the second category which they earned with their excellent result at the World Synchronized Skating Championships in London (Canada) 2007 where they finished 16, and 11th country out of all entered and 8th out of all European countries (5 best placed countries from the previous Championships may enter two teams). We were better them the best teams from more developed countries: France, Austria, Hungary, Great Britain, Australia…and only a place behind Italy, two places behind the Czech Republic and three places behind Japan. Three years earlier the Snowflakes had their best result at the World Synchronized Skating Championships in Zagreb 2004 when they were 17th. Year 2007 was the most successful in our history. The senior team beat teams from Germany, Austria, Italy and Hungary. In 2001 our Junior team competed at the first Junior World Challenge Cup and won 10th place. The competition in Neuchatel was the unofficial junior world championships and our young team became senior the following year. Our senior team represents a mix of experience gained so far and desire to prove itself further in future competitions. Age does not matter - the only thing that does is the fact all the skaters are in love with their sport. Because how else would one explain the need to wake up at dawn, travel first by train, tram, bus and then walk for half an hour before reaching the venue of a three-hour practice. A practice which rarely goes by without pain and tears, and all this to one day step on the ice and before thousands of spectators show the beauties of synchronized skating. The same goes for our juniors and, slowly but surely, novice skaters. We attract considerable media attention. In the past nearly 14 years there were some 600 newspaper articles about us as well as 150 radio and 100 TV shows and features. The 2009 World Championships was televised in prime time for both competition days when TV viewers could enjoy the beauty of this sport for 5 hours. Our club and its work were a topic of the June issue of 2004 (a four page spread) of the only specialized synchronized skating magazine – the US "Synchronized Skating Magazine". We caught NBC's attention in April 2010 during our unplanned prolonged stay in New York. Half the senior team, together with coaches and a few parents got stranded in (according to many) the most attractive city in the world due to volcano eruptions in Europe. Various American and Croatian TV networks covered the story for days - the story of World Synchronized Skating Championships competitors and the wonderful Barr family who selflessly opened their home to the Snowflakes. We are the most successful and the best organized synchronized skating club in this part of Europe. According to the competitors and visitors of our annual Zagreb Snowflakes Trophy, as well as international skating experts, we are among the best in the world when it comes to organizing synchronized skating competitions. We had great performances in 12 countries: USA, Canada, Italy, Switzerland, The Czech Republic, Hungary, France, Finland, Germany, Sweden, Great Britain and Austria. We are proud of our accomplishments; especially of the 17th place at the World Championships in Zagreb 2004 16th place at World Synchronized Skating Championships in London and 10th place at the World Cup for Juniors in Switzerland 2001. We are also proud winning of first places as Juniors at Frost-Work Cup in Miskolc, the Hungarian Nationals and our own Zagreb Snowflakes Trophy in 2001; second place at Zagreb Snowflakes Trophy in 2002, 5th place in 2007, and when our juvenile team won gold at the Frost-Work Cup in 2003 – they continued their success as novices with the bronze medal at the 2006 Zagreb Snowflakes Trophy and silver in 2007; and the latest novice medal – silver at 2008. Jegvirag Cup in Miskolc, 3-place in Biasca 2011., first place in Budapest, 3-place on Zagreb Snowflakes Trophy. We are proud of our skaters, all excellent high school and university students, who train 5 hours a day every August while others are enjoying their summer holidays on beaches, and who work with a top foreign coach on their new programs for the upcoming season. All our teams, from senior to synchro school, take part in numerous skating competitions and other sports events every year. We have skated in the Gala of one of the longest-running and most famous figure skating competitions in Zagreb, the Golden Spin. In 2008 we opened the skating season in Sisak with a 50 minute show. We performed at the openings of skating rinks in Delnice, Dubrovnik and Split. At the beginning of 2008 we performed at the Opening Ceremony of the European Figure Skating Championships. Our novice and juvenile teams are the stars of mini ice rinks all over Croatia. The "Snowflakes" are among the main attractions of the rich program in the days leading up to Christmas organized by the City Assembly and the Tourist Office of the City of Zagreb. They also performed at the mini-rinks in Rijeka, Šibenik, Krk, Slavonski Brod, Virovitica and Požega. We are the only club in the history of this sport to have organized two World Synchronized Skating Championships: 2004 and 2009. In both Championships skaters from 23 teams from 18 countries from all continents competed and had a great time. Before Zagreb only the cities in the most powerful countries of the sport organized this championships: Minneapolis and Colorado Springs (USA), Helsinki (Finland), Rouen (France), Ottawa and London (Canada), Gothenburg (Sweden), Prague (the Czech Republic) and Budapest (Hungary). Both the 2004 and 2009 World Championships was one of the biggest and most attractive sport events ever to have been held in our country. The number of competitors, 1500 guests from all over the world, 10000 delighted spectators in the stands of the Dom Sportova arena, fantastic media coverage… It was a complete success thanks to the enthusiasm of the organizing team with only one professional and over 200 volunteers gathered in our club. The honorary patron was the President of Republic of Croatia at the time, Stjepan Mesić, and the patron was Vlasta Pavić, the Mayor of the City of Zagreb (2004) and Milan Bandić the Mayor of the City of Zagreb (2009)… Several times the Zagreb Snowflakes met with the (now former) president Stipe Mesić, who fell in love with the sport watching the 2004 World Championships. We did a great job organizing eightZagreb Snowflakes Trophies. A record-breaking 23 teams (novices, juniors and seniors) with 550 skaters from 10 different countries competed at the Zagreb Snowflakes Trophy held in March 2003. On eight Zagreb Snowflakes Trophies a total of 59 different teams from 15 countries from Europe, America and Australia competed. We successfully organized an ISU judging and coaches seminar in 1999 and in 2004 and 2007 we organized, and moderated, a regional coaches and organizational seminar. There were ten major Synchronized Skating Competitions held in Zagreb from 2001. – 2010. A total of 107 different teams from all continents performed and over 65 000 spectators watched. Zagreb was an excellent host of the 10th World Synchronized Skating Championships in 2009. Five years after we made history after being the first city ever to host the World Synchronized Skating Championships (2004) and the World Challenge Cup for juniors (2002) and as the city where synchronized skating celebrated its 50th anniversary – Zagreb became the first city to host the World Championships twice. It is the greatest tribute to the highly organized team with over 150 volunteers gathered in the club which has been organizing events since 2001 and enjoys hosting big competitions to the delight of skaters ane ISU officials from around the world. Long-term strategic planning, expert policy and leadership continuity are key for achieving success and satisfaction: After twelve years as club's president, Zoran Kovačević - a sports journalist and sports official - was named honorary president in June 2010. His successor is Arnold Čada, a municipal court judge and sports enthusiast who decided to dedicate the next four years worth of free time to the club. Davorin Orban, a former skater and coach, successful president of the "Golden Spin" and "Zagreb Snowflakes Trophy" Organizing Committees and a renowned ISU judge, still helps us with his expert advice. We have to mention Darko Mahnić, the club's first secretary, from whom Arnold Čada took over four years ago. We invest a great deal into the work and advancement of our Croatian coaches. We enable them to attend seminars abroad, and during summer camps in Zagreb they and the skaters work with top foreign coaches. For the first 7 seasons the head coach was Kristina Blat. She was succeeded by her assistant coach Danka Đurašević from 2004 to 2008 and again during the 2009/2010 season. Long time junior and 2008/2009 senior coach Sara Perl decided to relocate to Norway this year and use her knowledge and experience to help develop synchronized skating there. The position of the head coach was given to Sandra Pavičić, last year's junior team coach. The youngest skaters are coached by former national team members Ozana Miljković and Azra Delić. Former skater Ivana Gagro has been the teams' dance coach since 1998. Vanja Maoduš recently left the coaching staff and went on maternity leave to welcome her baby Patrik. We had a chance to work with the world's best coach. Finnish Anu Oksanen, coach of the 2002, 2004 & 2006 world senior champions, and the 2003, 2004 &2006 world junior champions, declined some inviting offers from Canada and the US to come to Zagreb to work with us in summer 2002&2003. In the summer of 2004 our guest was Anu's first assistant - Janna Hautamaki. Our coaches and skaters learned a lot and improved significantly working with the best. Anu is always with us though – as a supervisor, advisor and friend. Organizationally, we are a role model for many clubs, even outside of skating. We wouldn't be so successful without the best doctor in the world Josip Feldbauer and amazing conditioning trainer Marinko Petričević. Until three years ago we worked with the psychologist Amir Zulić. They have greatly contributed to our results and atmosphere. We are proud of them as they are of us for our effort, enthusiasm and togetherness of skaters, parents and club management. Our serious work, progress and results helped «create» the first Croatian ISU Championships Judge. Josip «Joško» Cerovac judged the World Synchronized Skating Championships in London and made history as the first Croatian judge to judge a World Synchronized Skating Championships. He was on the judges panel during the 2009 and 2010 World Synchronized Skating Championships in Zagreb, Colorado Springs, Helsinki, Finland 2011. We have our club pin, calendar and booklet. We can be recognized by all the important "little things" that make our members happy and delight their skating friends all over the world. Our pin and annual booklets have reached many skaters and officials on all continents. We are known for our enthusiasm and serious work. Our goal is to make sport a way of life for our skaters and their parents, and to help them realize both on and off the ice that sport builds personality, leads onto the right path and helps create working habits and healthy people. Many have acknowledged the fruits of our labour, many offer their help, many are with us, sponsors and even the most prominent city and government institutions: Zagreb Sport Federation, City Office for Education, Culture and Sports, Croatian Olympic Committee and Ministry of Science, Education and Sports. We haven't let anyone down. We are convinced that those, and many others, will support us in the second decade of our club. We appreciate it all and continuously strive to show the beauty of synchronized skating. |


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Teenager James Hubbard, a member of Rileys Norwich, was crowned PDC Unicorn World Youth Champion following a 6-3 win over Michael van Gerwen.
The 19-year-old from Norfolk showed no nerves in a brilliant opening as he hit an 11-dart finish and led 3-0 before holding off the Dutchman's fightback to claim the £10,000 first prize last night (Thursday 17th May).
"It feels amazing," he said. "When you start playing darts, this is what you dream of, and to play in front of 10,000 people is a dream come true for me, and to come out as World Champion is amazing.
"I was nervous before the game but Simon Whitlock was brilliant and gave me lots of advice, and the start I made on stage was terrific and settled me down.
"I didn't think I'd win it to be honest because Michael's so experienced and such a brilliant player. You always believe in yourself, but when I hit that double top it was the most amazing feeling of my life."
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Anibal Sanchez returning to Detroit Tigers with $80 million deal - ESPN According to the article posted previously, $80m for 5 years is the same as Verlander's current deal. How is Sanchez possibly worth it?
With ten of his last eleven being quality starts, he pitched his way to that contract. That is a lot of dough, though, and who knows how good he will be in 3 or 4 years. He must have a good agent. Plus, I think Mr. I wants to hold that trophy up while his health still allows it.
Boy he better produce.... We still need a closer and another long ball hitter that is down at the 7 or 8 spot. Josh Hamilton could have helped but not at $125 for five years
YESSSSS! It's not my money, so I don't care how much it cost. Holy smokes are we loaded for bear. Injuries are the wild card now when you get into this Yankees model. Just need to upgrade at SS to a better defensive player and we're pretty much set. Even this upgrade is optional.
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Hello! I wanted to officially unveil the new poster for the Craft Candy December mini fair! The mini fair graphics have been given a brand new look recently, courtesy of the exceptionally talented, local graphic designer, Paul Williams, who works under the name 'Halftones and Headphones'. You have probably already got a sneak preview of the poster elsewhere already, but anyway, for the first time ever on the Craft Candy blog, here is the poster in all its fine glory!
I think you'll agree, it's an amazing piece of design work, which captures the ethos of Craft Candy perfectly. If you're going to be selling your work at the fair in December, or would like to help promote Craft Candy mini fairs, you can download yourself a version of the poster from the Craft Candy mini fairs page, and use it on your website or blog. Paul has also designed a simple logo, which is equally as striking.
So now you've seen the awesome new designs, you'd like to know more about the man behind the Mac right? Well, get yourself a nice cup of tea, and read on…
Twenty three year old Paul Williams is originally from Liverpool, but now resides permanently in Sheffield, where he is the fourth and final year of his MDes, specialising in Graphic Design, at Sheffield Hallam Uni. An MDes, if you don't know, is basically a Masters, combined with a degree into one long course. So, this is not bad at all for a boy who (in his own words) 'flunked' his Art A-level, and was told he had no future career in the discipline!
And, what's more, Paul has recently returned from spending a semester of his course at the Bauhaus University in Weimar, Germany. Studying abroad and doing a placement or exchange is an optional part of the MDes, and although there were a range of places available to choose from, such as Prague or Lapland, Paul says he couldn't turn down the opportunity to be able to put 'Bauhaus' on his CV! He worked under the well respected Canadian typographer Professor Jay Rutherford, and although the course was essentially typography based, got to try his hand at all sorts of different things, including hand-set type and calligraphy. The course culminated in working as part of a group, on producing an educational board game, Schrift Stadt, which was his final piece.
When working on his own designs, Paul draws on a vast array of different influences, from movies, comics and music, to old books, photographs and other collectable ephemera, including the Las Vegas Motel kitsch of 'Americana'. He loves the hand-painted signs and old style script logos, and this comes across in his own work, which he sums up, in one word, as 'retro'.
Paul is inspired by the work of some great designers, such as Brian Ewing & Rob Dobi, and their great comic book style, and more recently, has admired the witty minimalist style of Jason Munn (The Small Stakes), and the work coming out of the Aesthetic Apparatus and Silent Giants studios. Eric Tan is another inspiration for Paul – he likes his "cool Disney stuff", and the way "it goes against what you'd expect." And he cites Saul Bass as being a 'massive influence', commenting "I think people have used his style to death, but when I see one of his Hitchcock posters, or title sequences, I'm still shocked by how ahead of their time they were."
Juggling his Uni work along with his ever growing stack of freelance requests, and with his part time bar job thrown into the mix, Paul is so busy, that he doesn't get as much time to enjoy the things that interest him as he'd like. He says he has to make time for them as much as he can though, or his creativity would just dry up!
Paul began freelancing when he was still at school completing his GCSE's. He started off by designing flyers and posters for his mate Kev, who ran band nights. Paul's band used to play at these, and he was paid in beer and free entry to other nights! He doesn't rate the designs he did back then, saying "They were really awful, using about twenty different typefaces and pixelated images but I guess I had to start somewhere!" For a few years, whilst studying for an Art Foundation BTEC, and during a stint at Salford Uni (which he left to take a year out instead!) Paul worked mainly on gig posters, and improved his style bit by bit. He says it was only when he arrived in Sheffield, that he got the confidence to start taking on bigger jobs.
Now, as resident designer, he regularly produces graphics, and puts together events posters for Bungalows & Bears on Division Street, and has also worked for The Lescar, on Sharrowvale Road (see image above).
Paul has also worked on several self promotional book projects, and is keen to do more of this kind of work in the future. He says "I started a project last year, to document people and their bikes. I travelled around the country meeting up with friends and doing quick interviews about riding and the history of their bike." The project isn't complete yet, but Paul hopes to revisit it and expand upon it in the future. He has also worked on another book project as part of his course, called 'You can quote me on that'. The brief was to produce a run of portfolio promoting books. Paul's book features personal favourite quotations, and was produced in a run of 25. He says "There's something nice about collecting all your work into one finished piece with a clear outcome. I find books a far more interesting way to look at design than blogs for instance, so it's nice to have made a few. I have this book, 'The making of The Fantastic Mr. Fox', (the recent Wes Anderson version). It's absolutely amazing, and documents every last detail beautifully. I think getting the opportunity to put something like that together would be incredible. Difficult, but incredible."
Pauls process of working changes a lot. He carries out the majority of his work on a Mac, but he often draws everything up by hand first. He also does all his own screen printing and is planning on doing a run of some of his favourite pieces soon, which will be up on his website in due course. He shares an office with a two other guys, who are also involved in design in one way or another, which for Paul, makes it "a good space to work in."
As part of another University brief, Paul created these screen printed images for Electricworks, which is a new media centre in Sheffield, aimed at creative small businesses, and which famously has a helter skelter inside the building! The theme for the art works was 'interconnectedness', and Paul decided to explore Sheffields relationship with the environment in the images.
When asked where he sees the future taking him, Paul comments "I think when I graduate I might look in to working in a studio for a short while. I don't see myself settling in to that sort of role, I'd much prefer to be a freelancer, but it would be useful to get some first hand experience of the business and admin side of things. Long-term, I'd like to set up my own print studio. Being able to design a piece of work and then actually bring it to fruition myself is something I really enjoy."
Lets hope we see plenty more of Pauls work around Sheffield in the future!
Here are a few more of my personal favourite images from Paul's website…
*You can visit Paul's website and view more examples of his work at Halftones and Headphones.


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