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hey guys , so i'm going to do a short silent film for school and im out of ideas ( good ones at least ) so can u guys give me some ideas ? i'm supposed to do a comedy short silent filme .
If it's comedy and silent, the comedy should be exclusively the result of the actor's actions. Don't bother with intertitles. Just a guy getting into a precarious situation and all that that entails would be great. It can be simpler than you think. A guy trying to fix his broken car and everything going wrong, a man trying to comb his hair, but a strand keeps popping out, etc. The more outlandish it becomes for the situation, the better. Maybe he gets ticked off and smears glue all over his head. Watch some of Charlie Chaplin's silent stuff for ideas.
The simple solution is watch TV commercial they have many factors of silent element in them. Don't see any point of giving you ideas as other peoples ideas always have a different vision than you.
I once did a short film but it was more an scene of a couple forgiving themselves. It was just about looks, eye expressions, moving hands and a kiss. The music and photography was key. The music was the one doing the talking.
Pick up a short story collection by Saki (pen name of H. H. Munro) and you'll find a wealth of good ideas. Titles like: "Beasts and Super-Beasts" http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/269 "Toy for Peace, and..." http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1477


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Year: 2009 l Platform: PC l Language: English l Developer: Codemasters Studios l Publisher: Codemasters l 4.83 GB
Genre: Action (Tactical / Shooter) / 3D / 1st Person / 3rd Person
Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, the upcoming, realistic battlefield first-person shooter. As the leader of a four-man fire team, it's up to you to successfully direct your men to their objectives and accomplish them with minimal injuries to your troops. Along with the standard campaign, Dragon Rising will also feature a multiplayer component to expand the warfare to friends or friendly competition. At a recent event, I got a chance to check out both the campaign and multiplayer, and tested the controls as both a squad member and a team leader.
For those of you who don't know about Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, the game takes place in the near future where China has invaded a small island called Skira off the coast of its mainland for its recently discovered oil. China's justification for its actions is that the land originally belonged to the country from the 1400s, when it was originally discovered by Chinese explorers. However, Russia has controlled Skira since the end of World War II, leading to regionalized tensions that could erupt in full scale war as both countries amass their armies along their mutual border. The US deploys troops to Skira in hopes of averting this conflict, putting you squarely up against the People's Liberation Army. While you can play the game by yourself, it's possible to take three additional friends and deploy into a new campaign as a squad, each player taking on the role of one of the members of the fire team.
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* Go closer to the experience of the US Marines on campaign with the ultimate tactical infantry shooter
* Stand together with 4 player drop-in drop-out online co-op multiplayer in campaign mode and standalone Fire Team Engagements
* Become immersed in an engrossing narrative which unfolds over three acts in campaign mode
* Play as Grenadier, Scout, Rifleman and Automatic Rifleman classes, each with unique strengths and weaknesses for increased replayability
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Simon Gerrans rates Richie Porte a serious threat to win the men's elite road race at the Australian road championships on Sunday, despite the Tasmanian not being at the level he was at last year.
For Gerrans (Orica-GreenEDGE) the 183.6-kilometre race at Buninyong is his first major target for the year after a crash-marred 2015 started with him missing the national titles due to a broken collar bone.
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Gerrans will not buy into any suggestion Porte, who has placed third twice in the national road title – in 2014 and 2012 when Gerrans won – is any less of a contender, even if Porte has only one teammate in South Australian Rohan Dennis to help him.
Dennis, who won this year's time trial title ahead of second-placed Porte, cannot be discounted either, says Gerrans, even though Orica-GreenEDGE will have nine riders against BMC's two.
"It will be interesting to see how they play it out because they have two very strong guys there," Gerrans said on Saturday before a final training ride on the race circuit.
"They have shown they are in great form off the time trial. They are real contenders."
Asked how he felt about Porte's chances in light of his reported slow boil towards July, Gerrans said: "Even a Richie that is not a hundred per cent, he is still a serious contender.
"When he is a hundred per cent, good luck beating him; so even if he says he is not where he was 12 months ago, you still can't right him off."
Gerrans is hungrier than ever to win a third title, saying the allure of claiming national champion's jersey, "probably gets stronger because once you've had a taste of it you know how special it is to be Australian champion and have the honour of wearing the green and gold jersey for the next 12 months".
"Once you have done it once the motivation is ever higher to get it back again.
"But also … look back. When I have started off the season going well, it has tended to follow on to a good season. That has been extra motivation to get this season off to a good start."
Gerrans realises that while he is regarded as the Orica-GreenEDGE leader, he is not the only strong card the Australian World Tour team has to play.
The other ace is NSW's Caleb Ewan, who won the national criterium title in Ballarat last Wednesday.
"As much as you guys say I will be the leader of the team, I think I'll be the leader in a certain situation," Gerrans said.
"The whole objective for the team is to have someone win the race. I'd love that to be me, but as long as we've ticked that box of having someone win I'll be very happy."
There is always a chance that Ewan and Gerrans will be in the lead group vying for the title in the finale.
Such a scenario would keep everyone on the edge of their seats to see which of the two riders would be Orica-GreenEDGE's preferred option.
If that occurs, it would make sense for Gerrans to try his hand earlier with a late break. Ewan is one of the world's fastest sprinters and finished second in the elite road race last year.
Gerrans said the 21-year-old Bowral flyer would be more than a worthy champion.
"He would be a fantastic Australian champion," Gerrans said. "He's becoming more and more competitive on a world stage in these sprints.
"To see an Australian champion mix it up with the best sprinters in the world as we did with Robbie McEwen a few years ago would be pretty exciting."
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The Sunday Times Bestseller. Winner of the Thwaites Wainwright Prize 2015. BBC Radio 4's 'Book of the Week'. Traditional ploughland is disappearing. Seven cornfield flowers have become extinct in the last twenty years.
Once abundant, the corn bunting and the lapwing are on the Red List.
The corncrake is all but extinct in England. And the hare is running for its life. Written in exquisite prose, The Running Hare tells the story of the wild animals and plants that live in and under our ploughland, from the labouring microbes to the patrolling kestrel above the corn, from the linnet pecking at seeds to the seven-spot ladybird that eats the aphids that eat the crop.
It recalls an era before open-roofed factories and silent, empty fields, recording the ongoing destruction of the unique, fragile, glorious ploughland that exists just down the village lane.
But it is also the story of ploughland through the eyes of man who took on a field and husbanded it in a natural, traditional way, restoring its fertility and wildlife, bringing back the old farmland flowers and animals.
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At the top. I first read the book in 2010 and have read it in print in English many times since. I was surprised that it was translated into German quite well (with a number of choices I wouldn't have made, admittedly): usually, German fantasy is not my pot of tea. The narrator chose the right warmth of voice, the right pace for the story. Just wish they'd adapted the scene in which they talk in strong dialect properly - would have made sense to translate it from regional English to a Bavarian or Austrian dialect instead of high German.
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Many lament the loss of the great Dallas landmark that was the Good Latimer Tunnel. Some exceptional art that was truly representative of the region met its demise to make way for progress, this time in the form of the DART Rail. These shots of the mural-to-be are from Saturday July 25, 2009. Look forward to this weekend, when it looks like the finished product will be ready for the public.
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22 OctAs human beings we use music in myriad cultural contexts–to celebrate, to encourage, to separate, to uplift. But never more than in the past thirty years have these functions evolved so drastically. The way that the craft is processed by culture has undergone a huge change from the days of the album as the epitome of the art form, through the days of the 45, and on to today, where a single mp3 distributed through a social networking venue such as Myspace can cause intense international interest in an act seemingly overnight.
Music aficionados Pitchfork have attempted to capture the essence of these changes with the publication of the upcoming book The Pitchfork 500: Our Guide to the Greatest Songs from Punk to the Present, which traces what they deem the most important songs since the days when the pizzazz of David Bowie, Lou Reed, and Iggy Pop gave kids an alternative to the sweetened pop that the Beatles popularized the previous decade. Employing the cunning writing style that the web site is known for, Pitchfork provides an enlightening view to modern music and its impact on society as a whole. While most readers are sure to immediately recognize many of the hits (Madonna's "Holiday," Weezer's "Say it Ain't So," Sinead O'Connor's "Nothing Compares 2 U"), the guide leaves room for some of the more undercurrent sensations that had more of an effect on future influential performers than they did during their own era.
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30 SepThat's right. Closed. Today two of my favorite Dallas businesses have gone the way of the Dodo like many things seem to be as of late. I can't say that I did not see it coming with CD World. With the onset of mp3s and the iPod, it was only a matter of time. When I was going to the old Health Magnet on Ross "Don't-call-me-Cesar-Chavez" Ave., we used to skip school and go to CD World. I'd spend up to two hours in that place until my neck was sore from being craned over what was to me at the time an infinite supply of music (I hadn't yet made the pilgrimage to Amoeba Records). Then we'd go to Snuffer's to grab some cheese fries for lunch. And to think that when I was a young teenager my primary entrepreneurial goal was to own and run my own record store. So now I have no idea what I will do when I grow up. Still.
As for the esteemed Meridian Room, they have fallen victim to the benevolent arachnid the DART Rail, whose expansion can add this fine bar to a list that includes the Good Latimer Bridge and its sweet, sweet street art. The light rail's path of destruction goes directly past the Meridian, choking off traffic during an already slow period that comes every year due to the State Fair. I had even had plans there for Thursday night that have been moved to the Meridian's sister location–The Libertine.
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Friday, February 12, 2010
What Better to Do in a Blizzard?
But what else does one do in a Texas blizzard? Reading! Duh!
I have a few books on the go right now. First off, I've been working my way through This Book is Overdue! How Librarians and Cybrarians Can Save Us All, by Marilyn Johnson. You know the one: the cutie with the super-brarian on the front cover from my sidebar. It's an interesting book, and Johnson's voice is conversational and fun, but I'm not tearing through it as quickly as I might usually because I already learned much of the info in library school. Still a good one, though.
I started and haven't moved forward with Jeffrey Eugenides's Pulitzer winner, Middlesex. I think I've only read about 12 pages. It's OK so far, but it hasn't yet grabbed me by the proverbial nosehairs, so we'll see how soon I really get involved. I read and loathed The Virgin Suicides, so I'm just hoping I enjoy Middlesex as much as the rest of the world seems to.
Finally, I picked up Salinger's Franny and Zooey last night. I whipped through the Franny portion in no time, and I'm off and running with the Zooey part. So far I like the first bit more than the second, but I have a lot to go, so I can't pass judgement too quickly.
If you're wondering where the snow pics are: they're coming! I need to bribe Chuck to take some more really good ones with our Nikon.
On an unrelated note: BABY NEWS!
I had an ultrasound on Wednesday, and we're officially gestating a sasquatch baby. I'm 31 weeks along, and our chunky monkey already weighs 4.5 pounds. Apparently he's big for his age: big head, long legs, etc. I'll probably be knocking on 9ish pounds by the time his due date rolls around. If that's the case, I'll trade off a kidney for a c-section. I'm just sayin'.
For now I'm off to finish those blasted papers, and we have Rocketboy's birthday to celebrate today. It's a busy week and weekend. Chuck and I had an anniversary on Wednesday, his mom's birthday was yesterday, Rocketboy is today, and then Valentine's Day is on Sunday. Oh, and his uncle is coming to visit from Saturday to Tuesday. Whew! I make myself tired just thinking about it. I'd better go read while I have a chance!
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I'm sure he's an adorable Sasquatch baby! I haven't had an ultrasound since around 20 weeks (I'm knocking on week 36), so I have no idea what's going on in there. I asked for one, but they said it's not necessary since he's head down, and they can only guess at his weight (around 5-ish lbs).
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you have SNOW in Texas and all I got was rain. We've hardly had a smidgen of snow this winter in Portland. Boo.
I LOVED Middlesex (one of my favs) and quite disliked the Virgin Suicides, if that helps. I hardly believe it's the same author.
Yea for a snow day/reading break! And get some rest while you're incubating that big boy!!I cannot even believe you are 31 weeks already!! And 11 inches in Dallas?? Is that a record? I would say total here in West Virginia we have had about 4 feet, not all at once, it was 2 1/2 then 1 then 1/2. But it's been a crazy winter! I just hope it doesn't all melt at once =( The weather guy is calling for 6-10 more inches tomorrow night.
ReplyDeleteKathy, if you're a snow lover, I hope you get some. If not, not so much. lol People are so polarized on this snow issue.
Pilgrim Soul, from what I can see in the ultrasound, he is quite the squishy-cheeked cutie. And I wish you luck as you inch ever closer to your due date!
Debbie, I do need a birthday break! I'm afraid our bank accounts might revolt completely if we had another bday this month. And cold is an understatement. I was happy to stay in with a book.
Jill, cheers to hating The Virgin Suicides! And it was such a good, mysterious premise to screw up. *sigh*
Christopher, it could've been pretty iffy! I think most people just threw their hands up and stayed in, though. A wise decision, methinks.
LOL, Terri! I'll try to send some your way. We ended up with a FOOT of snow. Crazy! And here's hoping I have the same Middlesex experience you did.
Kristina, I'd probably curl up and die amidst that much snow. I like it here in Texas because it is fun while it lasts, and it never lasts long!!!I still can't get over the fact that y'all got a foot of snow!!! When we lived in Fort Worth, the most we ever saw was a couple of inches. Or a lot of ice. I can't wait to see some pics.
I'm one who loved Middlesex. So much going on the further you get in. Never did read VS, so no opinion there.
I'm with you on the C-section. My kiddo was 8-3 and I wound up with a C. Definitely worth it. Just make sure they don't do the episiotomy first! Not a fun recovery. ;)


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Whenever you buy anything you pay for it with money. But there's an underlying reality. You pay not only with money, but more fundamentally with the hours of toil it took you to earn that money in the first place.
The role your labor plays in spending is easy to forget. Any purchase happens in the present, but the work that makes it possible happens at some other time—in the past or, if you're going into debt, at some point in the future. On top of this, fast and convenient payment systems make it incredibly easy to part with your money. You simply click a mouse, swipe a card, or arrange for auto-pay. What's laborious about that?
You might spend money differently if you focused more on the time you barter for purchases instead of looking solely at the amounts disbursed. This represents a profound switch in perspective, and for ages it has formed a key component of the frugal mindset.
In Walden, published in 1854, Henry David Thoreau concluded that the true price paid for anything is the amount of life swapped for it. "The cost of a thing is the amount of what I will call life which is required to be exchanged for it, immediately or in the long run."
In Your Money or Your Life (YMOYL), published in 1992, Joe Dominguez and Vicki Robin updated Thoreau's idea for a new age. "Money is something we choose to trade our life energy for. Our life energy is our allotment of time here on earth, the hours of precious life available to us. When we go to our jobs we are trading our life energy for money."
In the 21st Century, great ideas in books can gain new life as interactive media. With this post, I unleash the Labor Cost Calculator, an online tool that figures the amount of (a) life hours, (b) life energy, or (c) time in toil that it takes you to buy or pay for anything. Instead of just reading about a general truth ("people swap their lives for stuff"), you can use a calculator that shows precisely how this truth affects your life ("if you buy this motorcycle on your salary, you'll be trading 1,587 working hours for it").
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"Life frequently presents time versus money trade-offs. [Our research] showed that the way people answer this [hours versus dollars] question predicts their happiness. Although time and money are both valuable resources that give hope for greater happiness, choosing time over money promises a happier life."
H. Hershfield, C. Mogilner & U. Barnea, People Who Choose Time Over Money Are Happier, http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1948550616649239 (first published 5/25/2016).
To work the Labor Cost Calculator, all you have to do is input six entries. The resulting readout may change your thinking about whether to proceed with a purchase or whether to pursue alternatives that gobble up less of your lifespan.
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Line 2: input your top federal marginal tax rate for the year. If you don't know it already, here's a link to the federal tax brackets for 2017. Note: the calculator doesn't accept percentage (%) signs. Also, if you're in the 39.6% bracket, to get the correct answer input 39.6 and not .396.
Line 3: input your combined top state and local (if any) tax rate for the year. For a list of the 2017 state tax brackets, click here. Note: the calculator won't accept percentage (%) signs. Also, if your total rate is 6.93%, input 6.93 and not .0693.
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I coded the Labor Cost Calculator in HTML5 and Javascript. Everything I know about these languages I learned for FREE at www.w3schools.com. If you're interested in creating your own calculators, that's a great place to visit; especially if, like me, the last coding you did was on punch cards back in 1979 (the language was something called COBOL and believe it or not it's still around)!
If you're in the mood to crunch even more numbers, head over to the Frugal Fringe calculators page by clicking here.
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Congratulations to CBI member BT Japan's President Ms. Haruno Yashida for being recognised as one of the world's top fifty leaders.
Shanghai, China – Speaking at the World Built Environment Forum's second Annual Summit in Shanghai next week, Dr. Zhu Min, former Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and President of the National Institute of Financial Research at Tsinghua University, will identify key emerging concerns in global financial markets and their implications for China's ambitious 'One Belt, One Road' initiative.
In his Summit Address, Dr. Zhu Min will stress the urgency for decision-makers, businesses and investors to help ensure financial stability in a low-growth environment through investment in infrastructure as a key driver for sustainable growth in the Asia-Pacific region.
Prof. Wang Wen, Executive Dean, Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China, will also address the Summit, speaking about the geopolitical aspects of 'One Belt, One Road' and its implications for the built environment in particular.
The region needs to invest between USD 700 billion and USD 800 billion annually in infrastructure over the next decade[1]. At a time of relative protectionism, 'One Belt, One Road' will create new opportunities for trade and investment, benefitting some 4.4 billion people, with a collective GDP of USD 2 trillion.
CBI Member RICS CEO Sean Tompkins commented "The 'One Belt, One Road' initiative may prove to be the most significant catalyst for trade growth in our times. The built environment sector can make a unique contribution by delivering infrastructure and real estate projects on schedule and within cost. Skills supply, professional and technical standards, together with appropriate regulation will be the critical ingredients for success".
Dr Zhu Min leads a distinguished field of thought leaders from the Chinese government, the financial and property sectors as well as regulatory and investment bodies that will headline this year's summit.
These include: Sir Danny Alexander, Vice-president, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB); Liu Hungchih, Senior Vice President, Strategy & Development, Greater China, AECOM and Kyle Barker, Head of International Development, WeWork.
The World Built Environment Forum is a leading platform for bringing together governments, industry and civil society stakeholders to work collaboratively and ultimately find solutions to issues affecting construction, infrastructure and real estate.
The second Annual Summit in Shanghai follows the successful inaugural Summit in Washington DC last year, at which former US Treasury secretary, Dr. Larry Summers, delivered the keynote address.
For more on the Summit see: https://www.wbefshanghai2017.com or Download the full programme here
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CBI member Hays launched its 2017 Asia Salary Guide recently.
For bilingual press release summaries please refer below.
CN: https://www.hays.cn/press-releases/HAYS_1824357
EN: https://www.hays.cn/en/press-releases/HAYS_1822802
Employers in China express concern over continuing skills shortages
CBI member Rolls-Royce has completed the modernisation of Neutron Instrumentation Systems at two units of Ling Ao nuclear power plant in Shenzen, China, replacing an existing analog system, originally supplied by Rolls-Royce in the early 2000s, with a new digital system using Spinline® technology.
The new digital neutron instrumentation systems have been installed and commissioned on units 1 and 2 of Lingao nuclear power plant, with the most recent commissioning of the systems completed in November 2016. Rolls-Royce has designed and manufactured the systems, and provided on-site installation support to plant operator DNMC.
Please read more here.
Jaguar Land Rover, the UK's leading manufacturer of premium luxury vehicles today reported its best ever February retail sales of 40,978 vehicles, up 9% on February 2016, thanks to strong sales performances in China and North America.
The company sold 88,671 vehicles in the first two months of 2017, 6% up on the same period in the prior year. Retail sales for the month of February were up year-on-year across many key regions: 40% in China, 16% in North America and 14% in the UK.
Europe and other Overseas markets were down 2% and 7% respectively year-on-year.
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Dear CBI Member,
More than twenty Japanese corporations are CBI members in the UK and internationally.
The attached infographic highlights the value of Japanese foreign direct investment to the UK.
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Please refer to CBI member PwC's 20th Global CEO Survey's China Report.
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Popular brands, including CBI members Burberry, Mulberry, British Airways and Durex, are among British companies successfully using instant messaging application WeChat in the Chinese market.
Christopher Bailey, Burberry's chief creative officer, said: "WeChat opens up a huge new world of opportunity in the digital space. The exciting thing for us is the deeper and more meaningful way that we are able to tell our stories using this platform."
Burberry lets users view London Fashion Week catwalk shows on the app, listen to translated interviews with executives, and snap up digital vouchers and promotions. British companies know they can reach Chinese consumers through social media."
In 2016, WeChat had 768 million daily logged-in users, and 60 percent of Chinese shoppers searched Weibo, China's equivalent to Twitter, for brand information.
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International creative academy helps transform museum management in China
A University of Nottingham project is bringing together some of the leading practitioners in Western and Chinese museums, with university academics, to train museum managers in China.
The need for museum training in China was identified in the early 2000s in response to a rapid growth in the sector. Soon after this, a group of scholars from the University's China and UK campuses formed a network — 'China Cultural Visiting Hub' (CCVH) — and began the process of designing masterclass training.
Collaboration agreement
In May 2015, a group from CCVH, with training partner the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), visited China and discussed training needs with museums and cultural organisations including the China Academy of Sciences in Beijing, the Today Art Museum in Beijing, the new Ningbo Port Museum, and the Ningbo Historical Museum. This led to an agreement to explore areas where the University could provide value through collaboration.
The first course was delivered at the University's Ningbo campus in 2015, and funded through the Department for Culture, Media and Sports (DCMS) 'People to People Dialogue' initiative. It provided a thorough overview of how a Western museum is run and covered areas including strategic planning, project management, marketing and curatorial storytelling.
Bringing together experts
Identifying a clear demand for arts training in China, the University established a new centre at its Ningbo campus to deliver future training, known as the International Creative Economy Leadership Academy (ICELA). The aim of ICELA is to bring together experts in the museum, heritage, sustainable tourism, film and performing arts sectors in order to deliver relevant professional development training in China.
ICELA's next two masterclasses secured funding through the Foreign & Commonwealth Office's China Prosperity Fund (CPF). The first, in June 2016, drew on collaborations with the Metropolitan Museum of Arts (Met), the National Portrait Gallery, the Shanghai Museum and other partners to deliver a five day masterclass, entitled 'The Art of Telling Stories.'
It was attended by 45 carefully identified museums professionals from across China. The second masterclass focused on audience engagement, and took place in January 2017 in Ningbo, in conjunction with the V&A and the National Portrait Gallery and Guangdong Times Museum. Members of ICELA's board of international advisors joined the group to observe and help to evaluate the programmes.
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Alright, I hit a few more serves today. Diff friend. Still didnt want to film. As you can hear, I didnt feel good about these. The last one was the only one I hit well. Anyway, give me all the feedback ya got and I will do my best to correct the stuff you say. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQa9CYbljG8 Previous Serves http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXaAs1NSbQM
your serve looks pretty good but we can't tell if it goes in or not. You have a pretty good motion except that I think when you start your motion, you bring your racket and ball holding arm too high up to your chest, because then when you start to toss the ball you start with a bent elbow. Try and toss the ball with your arm fully extended but only releasing at the very top.
I'd say the ball toss should perhaps be a bit further out in front of you, not so directly above you, so that your body weight will launch you into the court and put some power into the serve. Nice clean rhythm.
Alright, Ive gotta work on that. I have been told that before. On the serves that I amp up a bit, I can def. tell that I tossed it a bit more out in front. It is just hard to be as consistent. Time and practice.
Your serve looks fine to me, but it just looks to me that your stance is a bit narrow, have your feet a little bit more apart... Rock your feet more Becker style to get that weight transfer going... Toss the ball a bit higher & more forward and just RIP IT!!!! oh and before you start your swing, hold your racquet lower... This way the muscles/tendons in your arm wont tense up as much...
and here I thought you were the biggest moron on this site. They must be coming from around where you live.
Your serve looks good. As someone else pointed out, work on keeping your tossing arms straight. Thanks for sharing.
Wow you are that old with kids and this is how you spend your free time? You live a sad life LOL, and you defend somone making a coment like that, figures. Sounds like what happend to you and keeps happening to you BB is called Karma! You got and get what you have coming to you, enjoy
Go find a private room you two if you just want to flame each other. Are potatoes not doing so well in Idaho this year?
Serve is looking good. Don't be afraid to take a bigger arc on the loop in your backswing when you start tossing the ball further in to the court. It will help you maintain your smooth rhythm and will also help with body control on the more aggressive toss and serve. Also, go for a good high net clearance because you will probably get more downward bite on the ball with the forward toss. How is the rest of your game?
alot better than my serve. I wish I could get groundies footage, but then there would have to be a third person there. I want to do that soon though.
Groundies better than the serve? Woohoo! You've got the potential to have a real weapon with your serve...and its a lefty serve too. Generally, you can clock an extra 15-20 mph on the radar gun with a more forward toss. The biggest adjustment is getting used to the higher trajectory and net clearance. I won't go into the physics of it but the gains in mph also mean gains in the few rotations of spin you naturally put on the ball. You get more spin effect from each rotation of the ball because the ball compresses and distorts more. Aerodynamics also change with the changes in ball speed and shape. To sum it up...more natural speed and consistency with the forward toss. Start with a maximum of five minutes when you first start clicking with this serve. It's easy to get too pumped up and throw your arm out.
Thanks man! Yea, my groundies are alot better than my serve because I work on them alot me. Me and my friends rarely work on serves (I hit about 5 times a week, but I dont play very much). For the past 3 or 4 days, I have been working on my serve some because I feel that it is holding my game back and keeping me from realizing my potential. So you think I have good enough mechanics to turn my serve into something?
lol.. and reason ur talkin about his life is because u have nothing to say??? come on now, lets not be childish :mrgreen:
I would like to see more power coming from your lower body. I would like to see more effort coming from your upper body rotation. You are simply tapping the ball in my opinion and are not fully gathering and using your efforts and energy into the ball. Let's talk about your toss and the movement of your head. Although you toss in front of you, on many of the serves your head moves back under the ball (at least from the camera angle I am viewing). This means you are not always hitting the ball with it in front of you. This can contribute to an arm that has to slow down as you may sometimes lose your eye contact with the ball. This also can contribute to an inconsistent serve. Some are great when you don't move so much under the ball and some are not so great when you do move under the ball. The non-dominant arm is especially important to really help relax the shoulder region of the hitting arm - you have to trust the relaxation. The entire hitting arm/shoulder needs to be as loose as a noodle and be ready to easily and effortlessly release and come forward as the racquet is accelerating into the ball. The moment you tighten up, the fast your arm will slow down before contact. Bringing the non-dominant arm into the chest area will help accelerate and allow the shoulder to let loose and throw the racquet into the ball. Check out Roddick: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnfAxF5a8aE&mode=related&search= Check out Federer's head (the best you can) when he makes contact. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGAurQTPFa0 Also, the more you can incorporate your hips, legs, and feet into your serve the more you will be able to use your shoulder rotation, arm extension, and energy into the ball. Someday, you will be able to do this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvC33gSTSR4 Check out Safins serve, lots of hip stretch, legs, and toe push-off. It is a very active and powerful serve from the ground up. take a close look at his arm/shoulder region. It really is propelled by his shoulder rotation and has a lot of relaxation in it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zT4q3i5sPhY&mode=related&search=
Wrong again! Did you even watch his serve? Notice the racket is brought up to low and that the racket arm never fully drops or relaxes? He is bending the knees and stretching the hip (bowing) When you go to drop the racket you are keeping the elbow of the racket arm down instead of letting it come up and back. Look here for how to properly drop the racket and swing/pull upwards into the ball. It is frame by frame:http://www.revolutionarytennis.com/step12-4stroke.html This is robbing you of all your energy you are attempting to put into your serve. Here is Roddick http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnfAxF5a8aE&mode=related&search= You need to worry about your timing and technique, so you do tempo training where you are staying as relaxed as possbile and not trying to hit the ball hard, just getting the motion and timing correct. You will be very very supised how much more power you will get And here is a serving drill to get your trophy stance down http://www.revolutionarytennis.com/step12-drillgraceful.html
Yes, we know that. The focus is on his toss position and his head. lol Huh? If he relaxed his shoulder more, used his non-dominant arm in the serve, he can get a better "Stretch" in the shoulder region and allow the arm to propel over a long distance allowing him to gain acceleration. Geeez, man, serving 101. No kidding. The toss is critical and his head position in relation to the toss for timing. Again, serving 101. Isn't that what I said? Relaxing? LOL
Wrong! The problem is the racket arm alone, it is too far behind the rest of the movements to even worry about them. Everything is good at this stage but the racket arm is not being allowed to fallow the proper path. Everthing else looks very nice and even better than the first video which was not too long ago. He will serving amazingly in no time as long as he corrects what actually needs to be corrected.
LOL! Okay. Man, I really got under your skin. LOL To the poster, as I said, work on really relaxing that shoulder area. It is too tight. Use the non-dominant arm to help accelerate that loose hitting arm. You definetly need more hip/leg/torso effort in your serve. Watch your head that it doesn't come under the ball too much or your arm will stall a bit or slow down.
Yep. You've got a solid foundation. Give yourself some credit and don't forget that you are doing a lot of things right. Get more aggressive (toss it waaay into the court until you can't almost can't stand it!) with the placement of the toss. Sorry about the basketball analogy but the first serve should feel more like taking off from the foul line and doing a slam dunk as opposed to standing under the hoop and laying the ball in. You've got a good kinesthetic sense so tossing the ball further into the court will naturally create a cascade of changes: 1) Your head will automatically be in the right position relative to the toss 2) It will seem natural to take a bigger loop on the backswing in order to balance out the extra body lean that you get. 3) Your upper body and lower body will become more involved in the whole motion so you will gain a major increase in both linear and angular momentum in your swing. 4) Everybody will say, "good, you've corrected this and that...yadda, yadda, yadda" ...when all you've done is adjusted your ball toss and started to use your athletic ability a little more. Take another video and I'm sure you will be pleasantly surprised number of changes that happened as a result of simply tossing the ball into the court another 14-18 inches. From there we can do some tweaking and maybe start working on service placement precision. One more thing, aim for the baseline when you are starting out. If things go according to plan, the ball should start dipping and catch the service line after the first half dozen attempts. Don't overdo it and hurt your shoulder...ooops, that's two things.
Very good advice Trinity TC. Looks like you took all that was said and creatively encouraged the player and summarized the advice given quite well. Look forward to your future tips and suggestions.
Thanks Bill, I enjoy reading your posts because they have added to my knowledge base (I've been stealing your stuff)...and are entertaining too.
Awesome!!! I will use ever bit of that and post up some more videos as soon as I get some good footage. Thanks again for taking the time to write that.
You have good mechanics. My only comments are to use your legs more which can be done by tossing more forward as Trinity mentioned. Also, Jacksonvile, I'd say that what BB meant was that you have to get on the balls of your feet/toes to be able to push up off the ground. Try using your legs while serving flat-footed. You can't, and if you can, show us a video. Also stop using personal attacks such as calling people morons. It's not nice.
M y toss is actually placed similar to his, a few inches in front of the baseline. I'll experiment with a toss thats further out in front.
Honestly, your serving motion looks good. Perhaps put a bit more drive into the ball using your legs and you'd generate more power. One thing I noticed is that your ball toss for the last serve was about 1 foot more in front of you than the previous serves. Play the video and put your mouse at the point of contact for your first serve in the video. The next ones are exactly the same. But the last one is noticeably out in front more. All in all, there's nothing wrong with the motion. It just looks like you need to be more consistent with the toss and find a contact point that works for you.


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Sir Basil Mott, 1st Baronet FRS[1] (16 September 1859 – 7 September 1938) was one of the most notable English civil engineers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He was responsible for some of the most innovative work on tunnels and bridges in the United Kingdom in the 40-year period centred on World War I.
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Basil Mott was born in Leicester on 16 September 1859. He was educated at the International School, Switzerland and at the Royal School of Mines where he won the Murchison medal in 1879. He was first employed as a mining engineer with the Neston Colliery Co. in Cheshire but in 1886 was invited by J H Greathead to join the staff of the City & South London Railway (C&SLR), for which Greathead was Engineer. His work on the C&SLR gave him a taste for underground construction works that influenced the remaining 40 years of his professional life.
He did well at the C&SLR and was promoted, first to resident engineer (RE) for the extension of the C&SLR from Stockwell to Clapham, then to RE for the entire line. After the railway opened in 1890, he was retained as Engineer by the operating company: this gave him the opportunity to develop techniques for carrying out reconstruction works during overnight possessions of the tunnels, techniques which are still used on LU today.
Shortly after Greathead's death in October 1896, Benjamin Baker formed a partnership with Mott for the design of the Central London Railway. Their association continued with the extensions and rebuilding on the C&SLR (including the underpinning of St Mary Woolnoth church at Bank) and the widening of Blackfriars Bridge. They worked from the same offices until Baker's death in 1907.
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1n 1902, Mott formed what turned out to be a lifelong partnership with another protégé of Baker's, David Hay. Subsequently, the partnership of Mott and Hay (now Mott MacDonald) worked on extending the Central London Railway, the building of escalators in London Underground and the construction of the Tyne and Southwark Bridges. It also designed the underpinning required to stabilise Clifford's Tower in York.
During the first world war, Basil Mott visited France and India, advising the government on solving engineering problems. He was created a Companion of the Bath (CB) in 1918 in recognition of these services.[2]
The Mersey Tunnel, which he worked on between 1922 and 1934, is his most well-known work. From the outset, it was designed on a large scale; it is still the longest, widest road tunnel in Great Britain. Basil Mott was Engineer for the works, in association with J. A. Brodie, Engineer for the City of Liverpool. His partnership (by then named Mott, Hay and Anderson) designed and supervised the construction of the Mersey Tunnel in its entirety.
In 1924, he was elected President of the Institution of Civil Engineers.[3]
Basil Mott's other post-WW1 works include the extension to Morden of the Northern line, the enlargement of the original C&SLR tunnels from 10' 6" to 11' 8" (using a tunnelling shield which could be worked at night but through which trains could drive during the day), the Jubilee Bridge and work on the Newport Lifting Bridge.
In 1930, aged 71, he gave evidence to a British government inquiry on the engineering aspects of a proposed Channel Tunnel (which was not built, though Mott, Hay and Anderson designed the bulk of the successful scheme for Channel Tunnel half a century later). In the same year he was created a baronet.[4]
In May 1932 he became a Fellow of the Royal Society—a rare honour for a civil engineer.[1]
He died on 7 September 1938, in London. The baronetcy is currently held by his grandson, John Mott.
- ^ a b Gibb, A. (1940). "Sir Basil Mott. 1859-1938". Obituary Notices of Fellows of the Royal Society. 3 (8): 23–26. doi:10.1098/rsbm.1940.0004.
- ^ The London Gazette: (Supplement) no. 30723. p. 6528. 3 June 1918.
- ^ Watson, Garth (1988), The Civils, London: Thomas Telford Ltd, p. 252, ISBN 0-7277-0392-7
- ^ The London Gazette: no. 33622. p. 4181. 4 July 1930.
- Mott, Hay & Anderson, Consulting Civil Engineers, Newman Neame Ltd., 1965
- Mott MacDonald, The Channel Tunnel; A Designer's Perspective, 1994
- Greathead, J. H., The City and South London Railway – Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, Vol 123, 1895
- Mott, B. and Hay, D., Underground Railways in Great Britain, Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, vol. 54, part F: (1905)
- Anderson, D., Tube Railway Tunnelling, Transactions of the Liverpool Engineering Society, vol. 45, pp. 201–228
- Mersey Tunnels Joint Committee, The Story of the Mersey Tunnel, officially named Queensway, 1934
- Anderson, D., The Construction of the Mersey Tunnel, Paper 5056, Journal of the Institution of Civil Engineers 1935–36, vol. 2, pp 473–544.
- Correspondence about Anderson on Construction of the Mersey Tunnel, Journal of the Institution of Civil Engineers 1935–36, vol. 2, pp 649–660.
- Mott, Hay & Anderson, Some Recent Tunnelling in Great Britain, The Consulting Engineer, December 1949, pp. 344–351
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