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(invited) Mathematical Congress of the America, Montreal, Canada July 24-29, 2017
(invited) Joint Mathematics Meetings, Atlanta, Jan. 4-7, 2017
Tiling and Spectral Sets in $\Bbb Z_p \times \Bbb Z_p$
at Special session on "
Frames, Harmonic Analysis, and Operator Theory
" at AMS Sectional Meeting
at North Dakota State University
in April 16-17,
Sampling and Interpolation on Certain Nilpotent Lie Groups,
at Special session on
"Frames, Wavelets and Gabor Systems"
at AMS Sectional Meeting at North Dakota State University in April 16-17,
Fuglede Conjecture holds in ${\Bbb Z_p^2}$
Feburary Fourier Talk (FFT)
2016, Feb. 18-19, College Park, Maryland
Tiling and spectral are equivalent in $\Bbb Z_p\times \Bbb Z_p$
, Colloqium talk, University of South Florida, Tampa, Feb. 12, 2016
Fourier bases for functions on finite rings
, the Graduate Cener, CUNY, Sept. 2, 2015
Lecture 1,
Fuglede Conjecture for lattices in ${\Bbb R^d}$ is true,
for the mathematics professors and graduate students at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain, June 23, 2015
Lecture 2,
Exponential Riesz bases and Paley Wiener spaces,
for the mathematics professors and graduate students at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain, June 25, 2015
Lecture 3,
Fugelde Conjecture holds in ${\Bbb Z_p}\times {\Bbb Z_p}$ (Part I)
, for the mathematics professors and graduate students at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain, June 30, 2015
Lecture 4,
Fugelde Conjecture holds in ${\Bbb Z_p}\times {\Bbb Z_p}$ (Part II)
, for the mathematics professors and graduate students at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain, July 2, 2015
Signal Analysis by Wavelet Transformation
, at Feliks Gross Awards Ceremony at the Graduate Center, CUNY, May 7, 2015
iesz basis spectrals and Paley-Wiener spaces
, AMS Sectional Meeting, Washington D.C., March 8, 2015
Semidirect product groups and Haar integrals
, at the Graduate Center, Feb. 6, 2015
Invited speaker, A correspondence between Paley-Wiener spaces and exponential bases
, 2015 JMM (Joint Mathematical Meetings), San Antoine, Jan. 10-13, 2015.
Invited speaker ar Joint Mathematical Meetings, Frames and Their Applications
, III, Saint Antoine, Jan. 10-12, 2015
Invited speaker, Connection between exponential bases and translation bases, Bronx Community College, Dec. 2, 2014
(Invited speaker) Frames of translates on the Heisenberg group, 5th International Conference on Computational Harmonic Analysis, May 19-23, 2014, Vanderbilt University
(Invited speaker) 2014 Spring Eastern Sectional Meeting, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Baltimore, MD, March 29-30, 2014 (Saturday - Sunday) Meeting #1098
(Invited speaker) Finite frames and their applications in signal transmission
, City University of New York, Queensborough, March 12, 2014
An introduction to finite frame theory and its application in signal transmission, The Graduate Center, City University of New York, Feb. 7, 2014
(Invited speaker) LP decomposition of abstract Besov norms in terms of band-limited functions Applied Analysis Seminar talk, Yale University, New Haven, CT, Jan. 23, 2014,
(Invited speaker)
Littlewood-Paley decomposition of abstract Besov spaces and applications
Washington University, St. Louis, MO (
Fall Central Sectional Meeting)-
October 18-20, 2013
(Friday - Sunday)
(colloquium talk)
Study of bases for cyclic subspaces on the Heisenberg group
, St. Louis Univesrity,
Sept 5, 2013
(Invited speaker
) Br
acket map for the Heisenberg group and the characterization of cyclic subspaces
Spring Western Sectional Meeting
University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder, CO, April 13-14, 2013 (Saturday - Sunday), Meeting #1089
(Invited speaker)
The Rotation Groups and its Representations;
Mathematical Physcis Graduate Seminar, April 15, 2013.
(Invited speaker) Structure of Shift-Invariant Subspaces and their Bases for the Heisenberg Group,
Texas A&M University
College Station, July 16 - 22.
(Invited speaker) Wavelet frames and some of their applications in practice
, Collequim talk at Queens College, CUNY, April 19, 2012
(Invited speaker) Shift invariant subspaces for the Heisenberg group
, Analysis of Wavelets, Frames and Fractals, Special seeion of the Spring Eastern AMS meeting, George Washington University, DC, March 18, 2012
(invited speaker)
An introduction to frames and wavelet frames
- Math and Computer Science Collequim talk at City College, CUNY, March 6, 2012
(Invited speaker) Structure of shift-invariant subspaces for the Heisenberg group,
at AMS Session on Classical and Abstract Harmonic Analysis: Topological and Lie Groups, Boston, Massachusetts, Jan. 7, 2012.
(invited speaker) Besov spaces on Carnot spaces: Yet another example of coorbit spaces, Shanks Conference and Lecture in Approximation Theory, at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, May 17-21, 2011.
(with honorarium) Wavelets: A tool for studying Banach function spaces, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Jan. 27, 2011
(Invited speaker) Homogeneous Besov spaces on the stratified Lie groups as generalized coorbit spaces, AMS Joint Meeting, New Orleans, Jan. 7, 2011
(with honorarium)) In-homogeneous Besov spaces for abstract Hilbert spaces, A satellite workshop of AMS in Baton Rouge, State University of Louisiana, Jan. 5, 2011
Wavelets on the Heisenberg group versus the real line, The City Tech Research Conference, CUNY, March 12, 2010.
(Invited speaker) Multiresolution Shannon-type wavelet on the Heisenberg group, AMS Joint Meeting, San Francisco, Jan. 16, 2010
(Invited speaker) Construction of a Shannon-type wavelet on the Heisenberg group, Workshop ``on Optimal Frames and Operator Algebras", San Francisco State University Jan 17-18, 2010, as a Satellite Workshop of the AMS National Conference in San Francisco Jan 13-16, 2010
(Invited speaker with honorarium) Spin wavelets on the sphere and their characterization into frames, Illinois/MIssouri Applied Harmonic Analysis Seminar, St. Louis University, Nov. 14, 2009.
(Invited speaker with honorarium) Heisenberg wavelet sets and their characterization, Texas A&M University, July 29, 2009.
(Invited speaker with honorarium) Wavelet frame characterization of Besov spaces on stratified Lie groups, St. Louis University, May 28, 2009.
(Invited speaker with honorarium) Shannon-type wavelet on the Heisenberg group, Washington University in St. Louis, May 26, 2009.
(Invited speaker with honorarium) Wavelet frames on stratified Lie groups and their applications, Oregon, The University of Oregon, March 31, 2009.
(with honorarium) Spectral theory approach to wavelet theory on Lie groups, Texas A\&M University, Jul.23, 2008.
Well-localized wavelets on compact manifolds, Strobl, Austria, Jul.9, 2008.
Schwartz frames on the sphere, Technische Universitaet Muenchen, Jun.4, 2008
(invited speaker) Mexican hat needlets and the uncorrelated coefficients, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy, Mar.17, 2008.
(with honorarium) Introduction to Wavelets on the Sphere, University of Waterloo, Feb 15, 2008.
Besov Spaces and frames on stratified Lie groups, Inzell, Germany, Sep.17-21, 2007.
(Poster presentation) Nearly tight wavelet frames for stratified Lie groups, Strobl, Austria, Jun.18-22, 2007
(with honorarium) An introduction to the Schwartz frames on the stratified Lie groups, Rafsanjan, Iran, Mar.7-9, 2007
(Invited speaker) Approximation through the Schwartz wavelets with arbitrary many vanishing moments, University of Erlangen, 47th Workshop in Approximation Theory, Nuernberg, Gremany, Feb.02, 2007
2006 and earlier
Discrete and continuous mexican hat wavelet on the Heisenberg group, ICM, Madrid, Aug.23-30, 2006
Constructing and implementing wavelets on the torus, HASSIP Workshop 06, GSF-IBB, Neuherberg Munich, Germany, Sep.11-14, 2006
(poster presentation) Mexican hat wavelet on the Heisenberg group, Workshop on Wavelets and Applications Semester, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland, Jul.10-14, 2006
Some continuous and discrete wavelet theory for the Heisenberg group and other stratified Lie groups, Workshop on Recent Progress in Wavelet Analysis and Frame Theory, Bremen, Germany, Jan.23-26, 2006
Some wavelet theory for stratified Lie groups through the solution of heat equation, Int. Conf. in Harmonic Analysis and Partial Differential Equations, Kiel, Germany, Jun 2005
(with honorarium) An introduction to continuous and discrete wavelets on the Heisenberg group, Stony Brook University, New York, Feb.22, 2005
Shannon multiresolution analysis on the Heisenberg group, TUM, Technische Universitaet Muenche, Germany, Jun 2003
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An introduction to finite frame theory and its application in signal transmission, the Graduate Center, CUNY, Feb. 7, 2014,
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I'm a hobby pattern creator and love knitting and creating Fair Isle patterns.
I wish you as much fun knitting and wearing them as I have designing them!
If you like my patterns checkout my ...
I'm a hobby pattern creator and love knitting and creating Fair Isle patterns.
I wish you as much fun knitting and wearing them as I have designing them!
If you like my patterns checkout my patterns at Loveknitting.com or Ravelry. You can either search for stoperror or find me under the designers as Sandra Jaeger.
Please note: Due to the VAT-tax changes taking effect on January 1 2015 I had to delete my on sale Patterns on Craftsy as there is no way to handle the new tax Regulation affecting European buyers via Craftsy.
Ravelry tries to come up with a solution.
If you are from not EU-based countries or from Germany you can still buy my on sale Patterns as usual via Ravelry.
If you are from a European (not Germany) Country unfortunately there is no solution how to handle it at the Moment.
Ravelry tries to come up with a solution in the next 6 months.
Until then my sales are limited to non EU users and Germany.
I'm very sorry for that, but the new rule is very complicated.
Jippie we got ourself a Ravelry group: The knitting chartists where you can make pattern requests and take part in our pattern development.
T-Shirts gibt's von mir auch bei spreadshirt.
News 2016: I can now republish priced standalone Charts that were available at Craftsy on Loveknitting. If you are missing one, please let me know via
and I will offer it there and send you an update.
This bookmark is also suitable for double knitting beginners.
It(tm)s a simple and small pirate and bones pattern and looks like a pirate flag in black and white.
You only need yarn leftovers. Some 12 to 15 g 4-ply sock yarn will do.
And as it(tm)s a quick knit it will also make a special last minute gift.
Note: you can also use this chart (then just leave out the last stitch no. 13) for a Fair Isle project.
Then you have a nice 12-stitch chart that can be used for small projects like hats, scarves, mitts and socks.
Enjoy and happy knitting!
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2008 Re: She Brought it On Herself
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And was she wearing a mini-skirt too?
You have to admit Annie, that the "inevitable" storyline was about polls that showed Hillary Clinton with 20 point leads. (Are you saying that when a women starts ascending to power like that a backlash is somehow justified?)
What, on the other hand, is the Obama in ascendance storyline based on? Obama lost NH when he was supposed to win. And he lost Nevada (and the casinos that he was supposed to win).
The media's glee over Obama's win in Iowa (they started floating the idea that Clinton should drop out!?!) vs. the media's puzzlement about Clinton's win in N.H. and their measured response to her follow-up big numbers win in Nevada is glaring.
Re: The puzzlement about NH. Yes, there was a reason to be perplexed and seek an explanation. After all, the polls had Clinton down and out. But similarly, wasn't the big news about Obama in Iowa based on the fact that for most of the year-long run-up to Iowa, Clinton was seen as the frontrunner? Parallel questions. But very different answers.
The explanation in Iowa was Obama's "historic" insurgency and his connection with voters. And the explanation in NH? Clinton played the emotion card and cunningly got the vote.
Here's a way to think about the difference in the coverage. Imagine if Obama had won Nevada.
And when he does win SC, as he's supposed to, the media applause will be thunderous.
As someone who likes Clinton, but believes Obama would be the better nominee for the Democratic party, I guess I should dig the pro-Obama bias.


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Party Scene:
Due to restrictive administration, 1st year students living in residence will have a hard time actually partying. Western's party school reputation only validates itself once students leave rez where the university admin can't shove their rules on everyone
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JBRS is the worst... NEVER GO THERE
Party Scene:
Great Nightlife.All bars all good except JBRs, NEVER GO TO JBRs, WORST BAR EVER, Bad Service, Ass**** Bouncers, and Overpriced drinks NEVER, I Repeat, Never go To JBRs.
Party Scene:
Nightlife in London is always a good time. Whether you head down Richmond for the night or attend the multitude of keggers and house parties near campus, you're bound to have an unforgettable night. Downtown is located a short distance down Richmond from the university and transportation is relied on either taxi or the bus system (LTC) which is relatively good.
Party Scene:
Always a party; great downtown party scene. Pretty lenient about fake ID's.
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Western is known as a party school, and its nightlife definitely adds to the reputation. Since the legal drinking age in Ontario is 19, most of UWO's student population is actively involved in the bar scene. London has a wide variety of nightlife venues, and there is definitely something for everyone. Western kids tend to gravitate towards casual venues like Jack's and the Ceeps, but numerous entertainment companies promote bottle service at the clubs, such as Mansion and the Barking Frog. Generally, your group of friends will dictate the types of bars you frequent.
Bars of all types are generally concentrated on Richmond Street, or as the students call it, "Richmond Row." If a line is too long, the close proximity of bars ensures that you'll end up at another bar shortly. The rule of thumb with bar expenses is "the nicer the club, the more expensive the drink." Although the London Tap House and Barking Frog feature drink specials, they are usually on par with the regular drinks at more casual bars. Considering this, "pre-drinks" are extremely popular among Western students. House parties and keggers are common for holidays such as Homecoming and St. Patrick's Day. They're a fun alternative to expensive bars, and a great way to meet other Western students.
Lavish is known to attract members of the GLBT community. As a reputable gay club (especially on Saturday nights), Lavish capitalizes upon its inclusive environment with a massive dance floor and fun music. It's a dressier venue with distinct areas for dancing and socializing.
238 Dundas St.
(519) 667-1222
The London Tap House is hit or miss among Western students. There's a huge dance area that plays regular Top 40 songs, but it often becomes cramped as the night progresses, due to circulation issues. Students have free cover on Thursdays, just by showing their Western ONECard, which helps alleviate the cost of this generally pricey venue. Tap House has a strict dress code and is considered to be one of the classier clubs in London.
545.5 Richmond St. (Richmond and Kent)
(519) 936-0268
By spinning house and hip-hop music, Up on Carling offers music alternatives to the regular Top 40 hits of other clubs. The club's dress code coincides with an emphasis on VIP service, which includes limousine pickups and a private escalator entrance to the venue. With lots of space for dancing, plus a wine room and a patio, there are many places to keep occupied at Up on Carling. Since it's located further down the main hub of Richmond Row, it can sometimes attract a crowd outside of Western students.
153 Carling St.
(519) 434-6600
Newly opened in 2010, Club Rouge offers a massive space for students looking for a dressy night out. The venue was originally a strip club prior to its recent renovations, and one of the stripper poles remains in the bar for people to dance on. With a heavy emphasis on bottle service through its extensive VIP section, the club is pretty expensive for typical student budgets. Rouge's most popular night is Thursday, where hour-long lines begin for those who get there past 10:30 p.m. DJs vary from night to night, but there is a general favoritism towards Top 40 remixes.
50 Picadilly St.
(519) 433-3636
29 Park is located about two blocks off of the Richmond Row hustle, and it may not be worth the travel. A few years ago, 29 Park was the club to be at, but now with the opening of new clubs, it has gone downhill in popularity. 29 Park generally plays Top 40 remixes and other techno hits that encourage the use of its dance floor. The venue is spacious, and many campus group events will rent out 29 Park for semi-formals.
359 Talbot St.
(519) 672-7275
Without a doubt, the Barking Frog is UWO's top choice for an upscale bar night. The Frog has four separate rooms (each with a bar) and a large dance floor that always plays top hits. The club always features drink specials, dependent on the night, and attracts a Western-heavy crowd almost every night of the week. The Barking Frog also has a massive patio that's popular in the summertime and also heated in the colder months.
209 John St.
(519) 850-3764
Club Mansion has risen to be one of the most popular clubs among Western students. With a strict dress code, Mansion offers a true club experience. The club accents its special events section and is a great spot for getting bottle service with your friends. There is also a massive dance floor with consistently great tracks. For a classy night on the town with your buddies, Mansion is definitely the place to be.
89 King St.
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Molly Bloom's is a rowdy pub that often features live music. The bar is especially busy on Saturdays and, of course, St. Patrick's Day. With an older crowd and lots of seating areas, it's a great place to go for a casual night with your buddies. Molly's also holds karaoke nights on Mondays.
700 Richmond St.
(519) 675-1212
Generally attracting an adult crowd, Joe Kool's has slowly been gaining popularity among students for the past few years. On weekends, the bar is known to have a long line. As a plus to your Joe Kool's experience, there are some great live music acts!
595 Richmond St.
(519) 663-5665
Winks' name is deceptive. Although the venue holds an awesome, cheap breakfast and a great menu, it's also a happening pub at night. Sunday karaoke nights and tons of television screens make Winks a nice alternative to a typical club.
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This gem of a club is a great place for watching sports games. The Runt Club is tucked away on Albert Street and generally attracts an older crowd. The bar is cozy and located inside of what was most likely an old house. Predominantly playing classic rock and alternative music, the Runt Club is a great destination for a casual date or a chill night sharing a pitcher with your friends. The place also has a popcorn machine going all night! Who doesn't love free snacks?
155 Albert St.
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Affectionately nicknamed as "Rim Job's" by students, JBR's is a relatively seedy venue where Western kids go for a sloppy night. Jim Bob Ray's is known for attracting a younger crowd, many of whom can often be found dancing on a pole on stage or on one of the many tables scattered around the bar. The bar plays a conglomeration of hip-hop and Top 40.
585 Richmond St.
Operating since the late 1860s, Call the Office is the best place to catch up-and-coming indie bands perform live. As one of the few places in London that reputably attracts a hipster crowd, preppy Western students will seldom be found at Call the Office. Many underground bands stop at CTO while touring between Detroit and Toronto. Indie music fans will love Call the Office's intimate venue, which allows for interactions with musicians before and after the show. Along with its affordable drinks, Call the Office is a great spot for students who want a break from the Western bubble.
216 York St.
On the first sunny day of April, it's a sure bet that UWO students are heading to Barney's. As an affiliate bar of the Ceeps, Barney's offers a massive patio with many drink specials. The venue is the ultimate celebrator of the summer months, and it usually starts filling up around 3 p.m. The patio bar plays Top 40 music in the background, but real noise comes from socializing with the multitude of students basking in the sunshine.
671 Richmond St.
(519) 432-1425
Jack's is one of the most popular bars among Western students. With nights like Tequila Tuesday and infamous Monday Funday night, Jack's always offers great specials with drinks costing around $2. The place is jam-packed on busy nights and often has a line starting around 10 p.m. Jack's is a casual atmosphere that offers a rowdy dance floor and a relaxed upstairs with live music, to bring patrons the best of both worlds.
539 Richmond St.
(519) 438-1876
As London's only country bar, Cowboys attracts a variety of people. The venue is massive and is often the destination for bachelorette and birthday parties. With a mechanical bull for a country western feel, Cowboys is known for balancing both country and Top 40 hits.
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Pick a comic book character and place him/her/them into an homage of a famous comic book cover! Deadpool re-creating Wolverine #1 with a Swiss Army Knife, stuff like that.
I'll put them in alphabetical order based on the name of the Twitter user who made the suggestion.
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No Caanan or George this week, so Sean will fill-in!
BigMike20X6 suggested:
The Watchmen vs the Squid monster on The Brave & The Bold 28
Nick Perks is the artist for this one. Here is his website.
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Nick did an alternate version of this cover here. Check it out!
BigMike20X6 suggested:
Superboy & Beppo the Supermonkey on Y the Last Man #1
Sean McFarland is the artist on this one. Here is Sean's website.
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gammaduck suggested:
Legion of Doom (from Superfriends) in Kevin Maguire JUSTICE LEAGUE #1 cover!
Michael "Mic?" Magtanong is the artist for this one. Here is his website.
KevinBrettauer suggested:
Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD #4 with Fantomex.
Daniel Irizarri is the artist for this one. Here is his website.
starpilotsix suggested:
Martian Manhunter faces his Chocos addiction in "Demon in a Snack Pack" homage to Iron Man #128
Chaz Folgar is the artist for this one. Here is his website.
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Really amazing stuff this week, people! It is amazing to look back at our first cover homage theme and compare your work from then until now. It is great to see all the improvement (over what were great drawings to begin with!). Thanks to the suggestion-givers! Now go make suggestions for next week's topic!
The artists did a great job, but that's always a given. What's really impressive is the suggestions. The topic suggesters should give themselves a hand.
"Double stuffed demon in a snack pack" will go down in history as the best thing to come out of The Line EVER.
Nick Perks wins the universe. Twice.
I liked the Watchman Cover.
Surprised? No.
Bravo to starpilotsix for the great idea and for Chaz bringing that cover to life.
The Fantomex cover is incredibly well done…. But Fantomex is still a boring character who sounds like a feminine hygiene product. Give me a Nick Fury (the old white guy) spy series any day.
Love that my Watchmen idea was used, and kudos to Sean for the great Y homage
Love Chaz's work without a doubt and Mic's just got that wicked clean style that rocks
I dare anyone here to try saying "double-stuffed demon in a snack pack" six times fast.
a The Line is Drawn without Canaan Grail is like a day without sunshine.
What I love about Chaz's is the upper logo. I got a problem. Hee hee! Personally I'd love to read all about his problem if he was drawn in that ultra simplified, stylized way.
Dan's is just perfect in every way. Style. Execution. Everything.
Mic? has some FANTASTIC facial expressions going on.
Sean's Superboy is a really distinctive looking dude. I like the big chin, kinda little head look! That's a compliment, Sean, I swear!
And Nick's, despite being the usually lovingly rendered goodness, has some funny little details. Disproved by the CCA. Rational Comics. I quite enjoy the little things…
Dayumn, NICK. OUTRAGEOUS! That Squid Monster is looking stacked and SEXAH! lol Are you bald?
SEAN, it is imperative that you work in a monkey in all your pieces from this point forward. Your monkeys astound! Your Superboy kicks ass, as well, but that's a given! Thanks for drawing modern Kon-El!
DANIEL, man. I've been really diggin' your crispy line art style. And the color rendering's extra smooth! Love the Psylocke cameo and the Comics Code bit! You nailed your texture work, my friend. Better and better each time.
hahah CHAZ is a comedic monster. I'm personally feeling the 5 o'clock shadow J'onn is sporting. It's a good addict look.
Thanks for the fun suggestion, GAMMADUCK! it gave me a great reason to reminisce and play my CHALLENGE OF THE SUPERFRIENDS box set in the background while I worked. Filed it under "Research."
Glad you dig this one, BIG MIKE & CAANAN! Thank you, gents.
Oh my God, these are amazing.
The quality of these sketches is incredible every single week.
Awesome. Flat out great work, everybody.
These are OUTSTANDING.
I got all excited because I thought it was one of the freaking Brothers Grimm on that Fantomex cover, but then I realized it was Hellfire Club Goon #257. Still awesome, though.
Dangit Nick, the inkblot on Rorshach's face is a ?uestion mark. Clever duck. :p
@Jay Tea – Thanks! I much prefer my 'white' version – it looks sort of surreal.
@Big Mike – You ARE paying attention. Appreciated!
Only bad part was, no scans of the original covers to compare. I guess the Y: the Last Man was the only one I wasn't familiar with though…
Man I must be slipping I only know two of the originals being homaged here
Also, after staring at the image and the original, it occurs to me that it looks like Ozymandias is saying 'Stop fighting this thing already!' to Nite-Owl
@Big Mike – Right again. In fact, I thought of adding a thought-balloon to Ozymandias (using Comic Sans) reading: "I must catch Nite-Owl moon-arang – or the Earth is doomed!" I think just raising Ozymandias' hand was enough to make it look as though he is confronting Nite-Owl and riding the tentacle rather than fighting it.
I think you might be putting as much effort into appreciating the image as I did into creating it. I'm pleasantly surprised
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I'll start out by giving some trivia which should set the stage. SnoMountian is located on a road named Montage Mountain Road (the resort used to be called Montage, but I refuse to call it Sno least it be confused with Mount Snow in Vermont.) and Montage Mountain Road is actually on Moosic Mountain, but I suppose "Moosic Mountain Ski Area" wasn't flashy enough in the early '80s when the resort opened. These facts support my belief that no matter who runs the place, or what they choose to call it, one should beware of the marketing department.
I was a regular skier here from 1992-1999. This was essentially my home mountain and I skied there 2-3 times a week because of it's proximity to my home and the ridiculously low lift ticket prices there when the resort was run by Lackawanna County. (You truly do get what you pay for.) A few years ago, around 2006, the county sold the resort to a private company and every skier in the area quietly rejoiced in the hope that someone with actual experience would now be running the place. In the past, lift attendants were rumored to be minor offenders serving community service time and it was widely alleged that the managers got their jobs due to who they know in the country courthouse. Things have not gotten much better.
On my last trip there in January 2010, lift attendants were smoking while loading, and were seen texting on their phones while loading as well. I voiced my concern about that to one of their on-snow "Skier Awareness Team" members (basically wanna-be patrollers who probably can't pass the NSP medical tests) and they said they would look into it. Not more than 30 seconds later one of the "Safety Team" members flew by me on a snowboard so quickly and so close, I could have easily slammed the buffoon with my arm. "Safety Team" my sweet $%&*##!
The new management team did install a bunch of new snowmaking machinery and to their credit, has put it to good use. In the '90s, at least 3-4 slopes would regularly go without snowmaking the entire season. Since I moved back to the area and started skiing there 2-3 times a year I have to say that trails I hadn't seen snow in since the Blizzard of '93 were once again open and groomed. Likewise, additional connectors and a gladed area had been added to terrain that had a reputation for being bare.
Unfortunately, the overall conditions at Sno have not changed. The top portions of the mountain tend to be icy at night and can range from icy to slushy during the day. The western facing mountain takes a lot of sun during the day and can get really sloppy until sunset, then the temperature drop and skier use turns it to boilerplate by 6:30pm. The lower portion of the resort, where the expert runs are, will tend to stay soft and ice free most of the day and into the evening as well.
Two or three hours are all any expert skier needs to spend at Sno. The lower trails, Cannonball, Smoke, and Boomer are all excellent runs and Lower Fast Track and Lower Runaway can also be fun excursions. The coup-de-gras is White Lightning. It is a short, but steep run almost always bumped up and it can tend to be icy because lots of people who shouldn't be on bumps still try to ride it. To its credit, if it were longer, it would be more difficult than Killington's Outer Limits.
The cafeteria is overpriced, the gift shop is under stocked and overpriced, and the staff is less than professional. A friend of mine went to inquire at Skier Services about an upcoming deal Sno was offering. He had a copy of the flyer with some information and the girl at the counter stated she had no idea about what he was asking about and no one there had any other information. Another similarly Hollister-clad teen-queen was working the cafeteria register and had difficulty ringing up my chicken fingers and fries. I attempted to give her the odd change needed so she could give me back two quarters in change. This perplexed her, but she giggled at her poor mathematical skills. Awww…how cute.
The ski school is either inept or my buddy's girlfriend really is the moron he claims she is because she's taken at least five lessons over the past two years and still can't get down the easy slopes in under 40 minutes.
Overall, if you are driving to SnoMountain from the south, just stay on I-81 North for a few more miles and take the exit for Elk Mountain. Save yourself some grief and skip on Sno. If you are a local, it's an OK place for a few hours, every couple of weeks, but becomes old-hat very quickly. Of course, if there is a blinding snow storm all bets are off and the terrain can be really great, so you won't mind the second-hand smoke from the liftie as you wait to get on the chair.
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Re: UFC 154: St-Pierre v Condit
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The only issue with that theory is that Condit is not the kind of guy to crumble under that pressure. He will fight GSP from him back, which will force GSP to work. This is a terrible fight for GSP if he wants to grind out an easy decision.
Yeah, I'm a big fan of Condit and a lot of it is for that very reason. He showed cage IQ and the discipline to stick to a winning plan vs Diaz, and he showed against MacDonald that he keeps his head in bad situations and he's never out of the fight.
He's a pretty well-rounded fighter, and he strikes you as the kind of guy who has the right mentality to pull the upset. At least, that's what he seems like to me. Whether he's good enough to do it or not remains to be seen, but I don't see him freezing up when the bell rings.
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"Je suis très, très fier"
Portrait of a Young Man with Down Syndrome. A father reflects on his son's search for employment.
How to do what you love.
To do something well you have to like it. That idea is not exactly novel. We've got it down to four words: "Do what you love." But it's not enough just to tell people that. Doing what you love is complicated. From How to do what you love, by essayist (and programmer, and entrepreneur) Paul Graham.
The Loading Dock Manifesto
John Hyduk, a middle aged blue collar worker in Cleveland, writes about his daily existence.
Working on the Ending
Working on the Ending. Writer Gail Godwin reflects on the way she works now: "Inevitable for the old writer is the slowdown of word retrieval... All it once took was the slightest tug at the bell for the vigorous servant, accompanied by backup synonyms, to report for duty... You can rail at your 'senior moment' like those tiresome people who bring a conversation to a halt because they can't remember the name of a place or person... Or you can leave a blank, to be filled in later... For me, a consolation prize of word delay has been an increased intolerance for the threadbare phrase. I don't want anyone on my pages to 'burst into tears' or 'just perceptibly' do anything, ever again."
The Insiders
"I began bringing a camera along to work, photographing my surroundings. And as this project progressed and I slowly learned my craft, I became increasingly fascinated with other photographers who had been in a similar situation, those who had found themselves recording their own jobs: The Insiders [A tiny bit NSFW] ."
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