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From its opening moments, its clear that something isn't right in Amy Seimetz's "Sun Don't Shine." Despite the palpable Florida heat, Crystal (Kate Lyn Sheil) and her boyfriend Leo (Kentucker Audley) are fighting near their car during what we will soon learn is a road trip. Only, this isn't a "let's listen to my radio station" kind of fight. It's an exhausting and physical brawl, the cause of which isn't revealed until minutes later. It's the initial hook that Seimetz uses to draw the audience into her tense directorial debut, and the ramifications of which are, in many ways, the catalyst for all that comes next, with Crystal continually searching for stability in her relationship with Leo while he continually attempts to clean up the details Crystal is refusing to deal with. To discuss the elephant in the room between the two would be a disservice to the film, but suffice to say "Sun Don't Shine" isn't a road comedy.
Seimetz uses refreshing restraint for a directorial debut, introducing information and backstory slowly, while giving more weight to the performances of Sheil and Audley, both of whom successfully juggle some subtle complexities. When we saw "Sun Don't Shine" at South By Southwest, our review called it a "dreamy, watercolor wisp of a film, a sort of hazy, scattered approach to the traditional murder mystery," that praised Audley's "impressive" performance. But it's Sheil who steals the film, flirting between childlike innocence and the reality of her dark secret. "What they're doing is really complicated, which is straddling a line between high-intensity, pulp performance and making it seem like it's very natural… specifically Kate," said Seimetz during a phone interview, revealing that she wrote the film specifically for her two actors.
The Trouble With Mumblecore
One part character study and one part noir-thriller, the AFI guide said the movie "challenges the notion of a 'mumblecore' film." It's a tag that seemed unusual for a thriller, and one "Sun Don't Shine" can't seem to shake. "I wanted to trick the audience into thinking that they're watching a realism movie, which I obviously did because they keep describing it as 'mumblecore,' " said Seimetz during a phone interview.
Of course, Seimetz is no stranger to the "mumblecore" subgenre, having appeared in Joe Swanberg's "Alexander the Last" and Lena Dunham's "Tiny Furniture," and isn't totally against the term, even if she's not sure what it means anymore. "It depends on who's saying it and sometimes it's a condescending term," said Seimetz. "But, like any review, you kinda have to let it roll off your back. It's always strange for me, because it started in experimental films and I've been doing it for years, in acting and creating my own experimental films for quite a long time and then I met Joe, and didn't know anything about 'mumblecore' – and this is in 2008 or something and they had already established the term – and I found the way he worked to be really interesting. And I'm proud to be a part of that kind of filmmaking. They're all hard-working, and they're all exploring the medium, they're exploring new technology and they're all doing it in such a way that they're making it their own. So, for me, the term itself is totally silly. It's like 'dadaism' – it's a playful term for people who are playing with the medium. It's just mumbo-jumbo. It's a term that's making fun of itself, but suddenly takes off and now it's in textbooks. I don't even know what the definition is anymore."
Using 16mm vs. HD
Another way "Sun Don't Shine" separates itself from "mumblecore" is its use of 16mm film, beautifully shot by Jay Keitel ("Analog Days"). With only 17-18 days available to shoot, the use of film took up most of the film's small budget ("At par if not above the average family income for a year," said Seimetz), and the use of 16mm was a crucial one. "I wanted the film to feel like an American Classic, a new Americana… And I don't think we could have executed this on digital. Film will always feel timeless. Digital progresses so fast that films made 5 years ago seem like time capsules for technological advances in cameras, but I feel like film will always feel classic."
It also helped the actors keep their focus. "When the camera starts rolling, you can hear the film going through, so it feels really important, so it give the performances and the mood of the shooting a seriousness and a feeling like, 'OK, now we're really making a movie.' It makes everyone kind of perform at their top game, not just the actors but the crew. I don't know, maybe because they can kind of hear money rolling through the camera?"
The Noir Influence and Shooting a Movie While Hanging On to a Car
It doesn't hurt there are noir elements in "Sun Don't Shine," with Crystal being the dangerous woman you don't fall in love with, while Leo is the troubled everyman trying to make things right despite being over his head. "I wrote it as a genre movie, but obviously as an experimental turn on it, like a blending of genres. I like noir and the development of noir into the French thrillers that came after and the American 1990s thrillers that were kind of aping that style. I definitely used archetypes like the femme fatale and the man that gets pulled under, but it's a hodge-podge of different influences."
Seimetz said the noir elements of the story was also a way to "trick people into watching a character study," with Keitel's camera work focusing almost solely on the faces of the main characters, even while hanging on to the side of the car while it was in motion ("I made him wear my bike helmet," Seimetz laughingly admitted). Avoiding most opportunities for an establishing shot in exchange for staying with the characters, Seimetz says she came up with the conceit for how she and Keitel would shoot the the movie after observing an exchange in a convenience store.
"I live in Florida and people are crazy here," explained Seimetz. "And I say that lovingly. And I was at the convenience store down the street from my house and there was this couple talking in hushed tones but very, very heated in the corner of the convenience store. And I found myself taking a really long to pick out what I wanted, but I was really fascinated with what was going on and I wanted to know what they had done. It was something illegal that they had done – you don't talk like that unless you've done something or you're on drugs or you've done some kind of illegal activity. And so I was like trying to get closer and closer to them and I got caught by them when I got closer and they hushed and I thought, 'Ok, maybe I don't want to know what you're doing.' And I hurried up and bought my shit and I called Jay immediately and I was like, 'what's more interesting: observing criminals from afar and be very cold and just witness them kind of like animals in the wilderness or is it much more interesting to get in there with them and watch them intimately and be with them intimately?' "
Distribution Models are Changin'
Currently, "Sun Don't Shine" is without distribution, perhaps due to Seimetz's increasingly busy acting schedule. Having just finished work on Ti West's secret horror flick "The Sacrament," Seimetz will next have to move to L.A. to work on Christopher Guest's HBO series "Family Tree." Having been nominated at the 2012 Gotham Independent Film Awards for "Best Film Not Playing at a Theater Near You," it seems only a matter of time before someone picks up the movie, though Seimetz says she is sifting through distribution offers and trying to sort out what will work best for her film or rather what will be the best way to sell her film.
"I think the same way that the model of independent film financing has changed so much and why we see more and more micro-budget stuff, that no one really cares as much as the filmmaker and I think the distribution model is falling into that category too," said Seimetz. "Which is to say that, even when you sell your movie, the people that are distributing your movie are trying to take on a bulk of movies as opposed to focusing on yours specifically. They're not taking on one at a time, they're taking on ten at a time and spending very little money on all ten movies. So, if you want your movie out there, it used to be that you went with the highest bidder, but it was a model that couldn't sustain itself anyway. And I think that things, just like the music industry, is rapidly changing, which I think scares the studios. I think if Peter Jackson can release a movie on his own with millions of dollars and compete with the heavy-hitters that pretty much was an indication that everything is shifting."
We hope it shifts towards releasing "Sun Don't Shine" sometime soon. Until then, check out the teaser trailer below.


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Camp Pendleton Suffers 2nd Greatest Loss of Life in Iraq War
Friday, December 16, 2011
Camp Pendleton suffered the second greatest loss of troops in the Iraq War of any installation, according to numbers made available on iCasualties.org.
An estimated 345 servicemembers based at Camp Pendleton died during the war in Iraq. The first Marine from Pendleton to die was 2nd Lt. Therrel Shane Childers, 30, who was killed in southern Iraq from hostile fire on March 21, 2003 (read more).
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HarryStreet | December 16, 2011 at 3:41 p.m. ― 5 years, 3 months ago
Such is the price we pay to keep our cars fueled with Middle East oil. I hope we think it was worth it as we drive while texting.
HarryStreet | December 16, 2011 at 3:41 p.m. ― 5 years, 3 months ago
No, I'm not being cynical. Do you really think we were there for the good of Iraq?
Peking_Duck_SD | December 16, 2011 at 8:29 p.m. ― 5 years, 3 months ago
David65, I didn't agree with your comments about Arpaio in another article, but I do agree here.
I think anyone with an ounce of intelligence understands what the Iraq War boiled down to.
While losing lives in battle is always hard, there is something even more difficult in accepting it occurred in an **UNNECESSARY** war that we were led into by lies.
So much loss of life and money and for what? Hussein was a brutal dictator and he was committing human rights abuses particularly against the Kurds, but he did not pose a direct threat to the United States and was not involved in 9-11. As a nation I think we should have pursued policy to stop Hussein's human rights abuses, but launching an all-out ground war was the wrong thing to do.
People in countries throughout the world are being abused by corrupt and brutal dictators, why was Iraq singled out?
As David said: OIL.
It is really convenient when an oil producing country also happens to be run by a regional thug who is brutalizing some of his populace. It gives war-mongering cowards like Dick Cheney a cover, they can hide under the guise of "he was a mean person" and completely avoid the real issue of oil.
And the sad thing about the fools that brought us into this war in Iraq is they couldn't even get the corruption right.
So, as I wrote above, we were lied to and brought into a war about oil, so you would think we would have at least profited from it somehow?
Despite Bush-Cheney telling us the war would pay for itself, Bush left office with a wrecked American economy and an Iraq that had new infrastructure and billions of dollars in cash reserved paid for by U.S. Tax Payers.
So as we fight to keep our social security and health care for U.S. citizens, and as we deal with infrastructure in our own country crumbling, a decade went by where over a TRILLION dollars of our money was poured into this one foreign country.
To hear the current Republican contenders praising this war and suggesting Obama is "cutting and running" (with the exception of Ron Paul) is absurd. Obama should have had us out of Iraq sooner, not drag it out for more years like the Republicans apparently want.
The Iraq War will go down in history right next to the Vietnam War - a tragic loss of American life and wealth.
Peking_Duck_SD | December 16, 2011 at 8:33 p.m. ― 5 years, 3 months ago
And to my last statement above, we also must not forget the tragic loss of innocent Vietnamese and Iraqi lives during these two wars.
A truly despicable stain on world history.
Galactic_Cannibal | December 17, 2011 at 9:56 a.m. ― 5 years, 3 months ago
No one is forgetting our great troops EVER. But the tragedy is that our great troops are used by our slime bag politicians for no good reasons . Think Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq.
Clearly our political slime bags learned nothing from Vietnam where 58000 of our troops were killed , and about 2 million Vietnamese were killed in that WAR.
Notice in recent days these slime bag politicians refer to the WAR in IRAQ as a "Military Mission" while conducting their staged muted ceremony to end the IRAQ war, This ceremony took place in a secured antiseptic concrete yard in Baghdad.. There were no cheering flag waving masses.
As opposed to Shock -n-Awe when we rained down bombs and missiles on Baghdad and the rest of IRAQ. And our idiot Pres Bush announced "Mission Accomplished" while prancing round the deck of a carrier in front of that stupid banner. "Mission Accomplished". Yet the IRAQ war continued for 8 more years after his PR propaganda event on the carrier...
Slime bags all , but the question is how do the American people change this war mongering mind set. Kick out all these slime bags and replace them with what , a new crop of the same breed.. Sadly that will not happen so prepare yourselves for the next WAR which they will start. Does IRAN comes to mind ?


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The site is up. Although, not complete, I will be adding to it over the next week. Thanks for your patience.
Love the new products, great job.
FANTASTIC new stuff!!!
I think you have amazing products! the only thing i found wrong with the site is the upper links are hard to navigate (submenus are touchy). other than that, the site is kick a**.
let me know if you even need a video brochure made!
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I have put 2 more new products up, and later today will add two more. We got broken into couple of weeks before transworld and it really impacted our show, so some of the product on the site has never been seen before. We are exhibiting at hauntcon and will have these and other newproduct with us there.
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Jason send me some info on the video brochure. I use finalcut studio for rvrtything and have a DVD tower multi burner, but maybe I will farm the work out instead of doing it myself. I just got done authoring Kevin's DVD from gore galore for him and it did take me awhile.
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The Maricopa County Attorney's Office levied a $315,000 fine against a captain with the county Sheriff's Office for making illegal donations to the Arizona Republican Party prior to the November general election.
Capt. Joel Fox remains the only person publicly linked to the independent group known as SCA, an abbreviation for Sheriff's Command Association.
Fox served as the group's treasurer. He declined comment Tuesday, telling The Republic via e-mail, "It is not in my best interest to discuss this case publicly until after it has been fully adjudicated."
Special counsel Jeffrey Messing handed down the civil penalties. His eight-page compliance order relates to a pair of donations totaling $105,000 that SCA made to the state GOP in August and September.
SCA never filed required paperwork with the state and Maricopa County, which would have included registering as a political committee and disclosing its donors, and the state GOP ultimately refunded the donation.
The $315,000 fine is triple the amount of the donations in question, as stipulated by state law. Fox was fined an additional $450 for SCA's failure to file a campaign-finance report, the maximum amount allowed by Arizona law.
SCA and its relation to the state Republican Party became the focus of controversy and speculation in the weeks leading up to the election.
Democratic officials filed a complaint alleging, among other things, that the state GOP accepted the SCA donations with the understanding that they would be directed against two Democrats running for county sheriff and county attorney, an illegal practice known as earmarking.
About two weeks following its receipt of the second SCA donation, the Republican Party transferred nearly $80,000 to a second independent group, Arizonans for Public Safety. That group paid for the ads against Democrats Dan Saban and Tim Nelson, though state GOP officials have maintained that SCA money wasn't given to the group to finance the ads.
A Phoenix attorney, Messing was chosen to lead the inquiry after the County Attorney's Office cited its conflict of interest in the case.
He called the timing of the donations and Fox's position with the Sheriff's Office "suggestive" of earmarking, but said he found insufficient evidence that a violation had occurred.
When asked on Tuesday about the SCA and Fox, Sheriff Joe Arpaio said, "No knowledge. No comment."
Fox has 20 days to contest Messing's order and its penalties.
Staff writer JJ Hensley contributed to this story.
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At least, superficially related in that it's to do with how the brain interprets visual data, which covers a similar topic to the New Yorker article:
At least, superficially related in that it's to do with how the brain interprets visual data, which covers a similar topic to the New Yorker article:
Here's her TED Talk on the subject.
How do you keep your privacy while using Google? You don't.
Anyway, as for writing, it's like anything else on a computer. I don't think of it as "using a computer" - it's just a tool that lets me do what I want.
I think Dave Gorman's quote about trying to write a novel is quite apt:
"My computer is attached to the Internet. The Internet contains everything in the whole wide world ever. I don't know about you, but I sometimes find everything in the whole wide world ever to be a bit distracting."
I'd love to hear how other people work around this. Personally, I get almost all my fiction writing done using an eee PC while I commute to work and back by train. Using text mode only (vim in FreeDOS), my text editor takes up the full screen so there are no distractions.
For what it's worth, according to his book In The Beginning... Was the Command Line, Neal Stephenson said he used a BeBox for a while.
He's also used emacs. Personally, I like the idea that anyone can download it for free and be on an equal footing with someone who's used it to write such great novels. Isn't that inspiring?
The Natural History Museum and Science Musuem are practically next door to each other, and are both essential to any good trip to London. Google Maps link
If you're in the UK and you want to show politicians you're against this, feel free to sign a petition saying so. Thank you.
If any UK citizens wish to protest this, feel free to take a look at my petition to legalise filesharing. Thanks.
...then food could possibly one day be copyrighted on the genetic or even molecular level. I wrote a story which hints at this a short while ago.
If anyone's interested, Charles Darwin's book The Voyage of the Beagle is available from Gutenberg, free in both senses of the word.
If you're concerned about copyright and live in the UK, please take a look at my petition. Thanks!
How about the even more simple explanation of just being distracted by the beautiful woman and imagining her naked with her legs wrapped around you is taking up all of your resources? "Trying to impress" doesn't need to come into it at all
Wait a minute, is that what men do when distracted by a beautiful woman? I'd assumed it was just infatuation, but do you actually picture such scenarios whenever you talk to someone you're attracted to? That sounds like an awfully resource draining thing to have to do all the time.
I know a lot of women who dumb themselves down in the presence of a man they're interested in because they believe that men are intimidated by smart women.
Ah, but that's pretending to be less intelligent rather than genuinely being forgetful because you're besotted by someone.
Perhaps they don't choose their feelings, but surely surgery is a choice?
Oh, yes, hormone therapy, sex reassignment surgery, hair removal, voice exercises are all choices. But it's not like we have a relaxed attitude about it, like it's equivalent to a career choice or migrating or something like that. The transsexual suicide rate is apparently about 31%, which I believe is the highest amongst a minority group. (Please, someone correct me if I'm wrong here.) It's a serious medical condition.
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For someone just starting out like me, this is definitely a breath of fresh air. All five misconceptions you have pointed out have ran through my head once or twice before and since I've began.
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June 27, 2011 New Coolest Computer Virus in History
Before I cobble together my thoughts on the coolest (and most dangerous?) computer virus in the short history of computer viruses (viri? I'm in a quizzical mood), I wanted to take a moment to let you know that, yes, I do intend to blog about the book that I'm reading… As soon as I finish it. Given my curent pace of literary consumption and understanding, that could well be next year. Histories aren't exactly quick reads, and given that I started this one with very little in the way of native knowledge on the subject, I'm moving through it at a snail's pace. I'm sure you'll be riveted by the review if it ever comes.
In the interest of keeping things moving here on the blog, though. I thought I'd do a more regular posting of blogs that I'm reading. If you follow me on Twitter (@matthroberts), you already know that one of my favorite blogs is Fast Co. Design. It's an eclectic mix of awesome design projects from around the world. I regularly read and link articles that are interesting to me (and now that Liss has hooked me up with Pinterest, you can see what I think is interesting anytime – not that you care to). Anyway, I was reading Infographic Of The Day: The Computer Virus That Crashed Iran's Nukes, and I quickly hit the video that the article referred to.
The production quality of the video itself is astoundingly fresh, but the content – wow. The video seems to take for granted that folks already have heard about Stuxnet (otherwise known as the coolest computer virus in history), but this was my first exposure (see what I did there?). Because I'm highly considerate of my loyal readership of 4, I've embedded the video below for your enjoyment. Take 3 minutes to watch it.
How crazy is this virus? Seriously – the entire world has been trying to derail Iran's nuclear efforts, and along comes some unknown group and does everyone else a huge solid. Thanks fellas. If Barack Obama got the Nobel Peace Prize for simply getting elected, surely the Nobel Foundation can find a way to award the prize to an anonymous group. Of course, the video ends on an ominous tone: the virus is available as open-source code. Which means if someone can unravel the world's most complicated computer virus, they will wield an unimaginable amount of digital power.
The most thoroughly interesting part of this story to me is that Iran has now beefed up its digital task force to have the second largest team of hackers on a government payroll in the world. They've got access to the open-source virus as much as anyone else, and they still haven't figured it out. It could be that the publishing of the source code of the virus was one of the largest proverbial middle fingers in history. A way for whatever group that constructed the virus to taunt Iran after the fact. Whether Stuxnet ultimately returns with another crippling implementation or not remains to be seen. One thing is clear, though: Stuxnet is awesome in every sense of the word.
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June 6, 2011 Decisions Decisions
Sorry for the long gap between posts. I know all 4 of you are excited to see me active again. Anyway! I finished Decision Points a few weeks ago but only just got around to writing any kind of a review. It's a pretty light read today (my post, not the book), but I'll hopefully be getting back in the swing of things.
Full disclosure, I was not a big fan of W as President (I voted for the windsurfer in 2004 – yeah, I know… move along). I found myself being pleasantly surprised by this book.
W spends quite a bit of time reflecting on the decisions he made while also providing many alternative viewpoints. He does an admirable job of explaining his reasoning and in some cases (decisions related to Katrina, especially) admits that he made mistakes in his decision-making. Of course, there is a fair amount of "history will decide" type language – especially as it relates to his legacy overall, and you get the feeling that sometimes he's a little too willing to pin a poor decision on another staffer (Colin Powell especially… and not just on Iraq/WMDs).
Overall, though, I came away feeling a lot more informed on W's presidency, and while I didn't agree with all of his decisions, I certainly respect him for making impossible choices and doing so with conviction. Of course, politics is an incredibly polarizing issue, but even if you found yourself vehemently opposed to W while he was President, I think you'll find some interesting information in Decision Points. It's definitely worth a read, especially if you can borrow it from a friend!
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May 1, 2011 T-town
It's been a rough week for a lot of folks. While Lyd and I were dodging storms with my mom this week (Liss was at a conference in Atlanta), we didn't really get a grasp of what was happening in Alabama until Liss texted me to see if I'd heard from Ashley (my sister who lives in Tuscaloosa). I quickly got in touch with her and started to get a picture of what happened on Wednesday. She, Scotty and my niece were all fine, thankfully. By now, you know that the same can't be said for thousands of people who have now had their lives changed forever.
Tuscaloosa has a special place in my heart, of course. Liss and I graduated from the University of Alabama, and we loved every second of our time in T-town. It breaks my heart to see and hear about the devastation. I don't really have much to say other than I'm praying that God does a mighty work in Tuscaloosa's recovery. When we see such a tangible example of what living in a (literally) broken world looks like, we recognize the need for a perfect Savior. I don't know how He'll deal with all of the broken hearts, lives and homes, but I know it will involve people doing amazing acts of love and kindness for their neighbors, friends and strangers.
If you'd like to help with the disaster recovery, you might consider making a donation to the Red Cross.
Fight on, men.
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April 19, 2011 Firestarter
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, and I hastily tore into the next book in the series, The Girl Who Played with Fire. I'll be honest I was a couple hundred pages into the book when I strongly considered putting the book down and giving up on the series as a whole. In Dragon Tattoo, as I said in my review, there are some areas of the book that get dicey as far as language goes. There's also some sexual activity, but in Dragon Tattoo, the activity is very clearly a part of the overall plot (if you've read it already, you know exactly what I mean).
However, Fire wanders aimlessly through sexual exploits that, even with the benefit of hindsight, are not at all related to the plot. Honestly, I probably should have put the book down at that point, simply because it was in such direct opposition to the way that I approach the world. However, whether rightly or wrongly, I kept reading through the book. I'd like to say that I'm glad I did, but I'm not 100% sure that would be true. I will say this, once the story actually picked up, the plot was riveting.
The mystery in Fire is much stronger and much deeper than the one presented in Dragon Tattoo. Fire sucks several of the main characters personally and emotionally into a story that feels much more organic and relatable than Dragon Tattoo (whose locked-room mystery was great but the protagonists were interlopers in the mystery, not direct participants). Fire also plays with a mystery-within-a-mystery storytelling device that left me feeling like I was stumbling behind Hansel and Gretel (where the heck do all these bread crumbs lead?!?!). Once you get past Larsson's sex-capade of the first 100-200, the story is fast-paced, unpredictable and very entertaining.
And yet, I can't help but wonder why Larsson spent so much of the beginning of Fire seemingly obsessing over details of the sex life of the characters. It's not as if he simply states that two characters have sex, he describes intimate moments in a level of detail that, as I stated before, walked right over the line of comfortable reading (for me at least). I suppose you can be critical of me for basing my enjoyment of a book on whether it lives up to some ambiguous moral standard I have for authors and the stories they write, but it definitely put a cap on how much I felt like I could like the book. Here's hoping that the third book, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest somehow creates plot points from the promiscuous portions of Fire. I won't hesitate to simply stop reading the next installment if it wanders through those waters again.
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April 15, 2011 Bloody Confused
I just finished reading Bloody Confused by Chuck Culpepper and wish that he'd written another 200 pages. For folks unfamiliar, Culpepper is a sports writer by trade, and after spending years covering the vagaries of American sports, he decided to sojourn in England to follow the world famous English Premier League. The charm of this book comes in Culpepper walking you through his learning experience as he assimilates into the English soccer culture. Culpepper writes to an audience that is somewhat familiar with sports but leaves nothing to chance as it relates to soccer – he humorously explains the game in a manner that leaves the reader with more than enough information to follow his season cheering Portsmouth F.C.
The story of how Culpepper chooses Portsmouth is one that instantly pulls you into the book. Essentially, Culpepper wants to become a fan again, and he visits a few potential clubs before settling on Portsmouth, essentially because he had a grandfather that loved boats (Portsmouth, as you might imagine, is on the coast) and there was a town down the road from his home in Virginia named Portsmouth (he's obviously a much better story teller than I am).
By the end of the book, you can't help but find yourself cheering for beloved, scrappy Pompey as they take on the big clubs of the EPL (unless you happen to be a Southampton F.C. fan) and make a run at qualifying for the EUFA Cup.
This book is a great primer for anyone who has ever wanted to follow the EPL with any kind of devotion. It explains some of the intricacies of the league and its teams without weighing down Culpepper's God-given gift for storytelling. If you are a soccer fan, heck if you're a sports fan, you should read this book. As if you needed further incentive, I'll leave you with this – some of the funniest chapters involve a slightly inebriated blue bear, and yes, I'm serious.
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April 11, 2011 Joulies (or How to Keep Your Coffee Hot for 3 Hours)
Right, so I hop on my Google Reader this morning and see this little jewel (weak pun totally intended) "Joulies: Metal Beans Keep Your Coffee At Perfect Temp For Three Hours." I have to admit, I skimmed the first two sentences of the article from Fast Co. Design and jumped straight to the website for the company making these little java miracles. Much to my consternation, when I tweeted about Joulies, I got several tepid (beware, the pun can strike anytime) responses. Stephen Stancil, a doctor I held in good standing until this morning, replied back to essentially ask, who takes that long to drink a cup of coffee? I got basically the same response from another fellow coffeephile. As I sipped my morning cuppa, I felt deflated. Am I the only one who thinks this is an absolutely fantastic idea?
Then I went back to the Fast Co. Design article to get more insight and quickly saw that the guys who created this idea have crowd-sourced the funding of this project through Kickstarter to the tune of $125,000 (note, the article was written on Friday – as of 9:01 PM CDT, they're less than $200 shy of $140k)! Apparently I'm not the only one who doesn't have a gullet lined with lead and who takes an entirely-too-long time to drink my coffee in the morning! "How can I get my hands on these beauties?" I asked. I looked through the Kickstarter information and found that 5 of the little metal beans were… $40.
Ok, I'm still stoked about the idea, but I think I'll wait for the price to come down before I put in my order. When I came back down from my coffee-gadget-induced high, I finally got back around to drinking my coffee. It was cold.
Anyone want to spot me $40?
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April 4, 2011 Dragon Tattoos
About a week and a half ago, I finished The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (which I actually previewed in my first post on the blog, if you'll remember). I gotta say, I'm extremely glad that ol' Stieg put together a trilogy of these stories, because after reading the first installment, I ripped right into the follow-up, The Girl Who Played with Fire.
Fair warning, TGWTDT is not a family friendly reader. It's certainly not a book you want someone who in any way has an impressionable mind picking up. If gruff language sets you off, you may be better served by reading something else (might I recommend Nicholas Sparks? Oh wait, I would never recommend Nicholas Sparks…). However, if you can live with the language, the book is highly enjoyable. It plays on the locked-room mystery motif to weave story within story. Before long, you have suspected pretty much everyone of an unsolved mystery, and by the end, you're left wondering how you managed to read 650+ pages within a matter of hours (or in my case, days). Larsson is not content to paint a nice, easy black and white world for the reader to live in. Characters are indistinguishable shades of gray, and everyone has a secret that pushes the story in a new direction.
I won't give away any of the story here, but I highly recommend you pick up TGWTDT – extremely entertaining and deftly written. It's definitely a book that will land in my rotation to re-read.
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The iWatch is coming!
Scratch that, an iWearable is coming! According to sources at Re/code, we now "know" that will debut some kind of wearable on September 9. The iPhone 6, in two new sizes, should be enough for one announcement event. But there's more!
To be clear, Re/code's John Paczkowski did not cite a source when he broke the news. His headline: "Start the Countdown Timer on Whatever Old-Fashioned Piece of Junk You Have on Your Wrist Right Now." OK.
Paczkowski calls out John Gruber's "joke" that seemed to leak this announcement three weeks ago. He then goes on to crow, "Oh. Could things change between now and September 9? That's certainly possible — har-har — but I doubt it."
Earlier on Re/code, Lauren Goode wrote, "We don't know if it exists in the form factors some have envisioned. [and] We're not even certain it will be called 'iWatch.'"
So what do we know and why do we know it? The knowable known, to paraphrase Errol Morris, has three sources. We can look at the supply chain for physical evidence. We can look at iOS 8 for software hooks available to the new device(s). Finally, we can look at who values, and is likely to pay for, the data collected.
The Form Factor
As I have written, the speculation from the Apple Fantasy Prototype League (#AFPL) has been fecund. (link). The physical evidence of actual leaked parts has been nil. The closest we have to proof of form factor are reports of 1.6 and 1.6 inch AMOLED display shipments. A recent report also cited a filing for sapphire production for use in "jewelry."
The fact that there have been no purported leaked parts could have several explanations.
- Actual production in porous Chinese factories has not yet begun.
- Production has begun in China but there are no third-party accessory makers (i.e., straps?) yet involved.
- This is all hype and no iWearable is even close to production.
I'm going for the second explanation. Apple's "upriver" chipset suppliers are far more discreet than their "downriver" case makers. It is easy to imagine Apple providing hardware module that other manufacturers will brand in the coming years. For now, I would look for Apple to micromanage all aspects of the physical product. This would particularly make sense if rumors are true that the band of the iWatch will be integral to the device.
Software Solutions
As my colleague Dan Diamond wrote yesterday, the challenges to this product are considerable. He breaks out three hype-busting factors:
- The data isn't useful yet.
- The key technology probably doesn't exist yet.
- Consumers get weary of wearing a wearable.
The question of whether Apple's wearables will need FDA approval encapsulates Dan's first two points. As he writes, "If the iWatch had a significant new biomedical feature, we would know about it by now."
Like big data in general, there is far more supply than demand. It is up to the apps to make consumers feel they need this data.
Both HealthKit and HomeKit in iOS 8 provide functions that an iWearable could control. And such wearables could provide useful biometric and positional data streams to apps built on iOS 8. But how compelling will they be to consumers?
Mobile design consultant Luke Wroblewski used an easy test for his own value of wearables. Does he keep them charged and does he replace them is they break? His answer, so far, for all but the Pebble watch has been, "no."
The Value Of Data
An article earlier this week by Bold in Seeking Alpha asked, "Who Might Subsidize The iWatch?" This is not idle speculation. Unlike the current smartwatch platforms, an iWatch will be expensive unless subsidized. Pebble, Gear and Wear do not promise to be super-accurate data sources. They provide smartphone companion functionality, as the iWatch will.
But to be an Apple-style hit, iWearables have to be more than that. The messy part is that the end-users are not the primary beneficiaries of the data these devices will generate. Here is my list of the real data/value pairs:
- Payment Gateways: If the iPhone 6 contains an NFC chip for mobile payments, an iWatch could provide an extra level of authentication. Reducing fraud is valuable to payment gateways that might partner with Apple.
- Health Insurers: As Bold Investor suggested, healthy habits save health insurers money. A device that could validate compliance is valuable to health insurers.
- Pharma Companies: Compliance is also important in medicine. Continuous vital sign data could revolutionize clinical drug trials. The higher the quality of the data the more valuable to pharma companies.
- Federal Governments: As the insurer of last resort, governments have an interest in their citizen's health. Any single person's heart rate data may be of little value. But on a big data level such data can provide feedback for valuable health initiatives.
- Advertisers: The data already thrown of by smartphones tells marketers more about us than we want to admit. The correlation of that data with more granular biometrics could deliver them even more value. (Note: HealthKit is wisely preventing this kind of data reuse at this time.)
I think all the above value propositions lie in the future of iWearables. My guess is that the first iWatch will be expensive and not transcendently useful. Rich consumers will be the ones who subsidize it. I also expect the technology to ramp up after Apple establishes the platform. Its skill at miniaturization combined with UX will yield many valuable solutions in the years ahead.
iWatch concept by Martin Hajek
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Fact: Colorado brewers make good beer.
We all know it's true. But just outside our state borders are several breweries that aren't to be missed. Next time you're road-tripping or out-of-town for business, stop by these breweries and celebrate Western expanision (of craft beer, that is).
To the North, The Library (Laramie, Wyoming): Head just over the border from Fort Collins into Laramie, Wyoming for suds. Their motto for University of Wyoming students is that if your mom calls while you're at the bar, "Don't lie to your mom, just tell her you are at the Library." Sample favorites like Keller Kolsch, Devil's Tower Honey Ale, and Steamboat Oatmeal Stout. (Bonus: The Library recently opened a second location in Winter Park.) 1622 E. Grand Ave., 307-742-0500
To the South, Second Street Brewery (Santa Fe, New Mexico): Tucked just outside the bustling tourist district, this neighborhood spot has sold more than three million pints since opening in 1996. Try standards like the Brown Ale, a "gentle" beer with chocolate malt flavors, or Simcoe Pale Ale. 1814 Second St., 505-982-3030
To the East, Free State Brewing Company (Lawrence, Kansas): Take I-70 east and just keep going. If you get to Missouri, you've gone too far. For years after Prohibition's repeal, Kansas' count of breweries was dismal. Not anymore. Sample Copperhead Pale Ale, Oatmeal Stout, Ad Astra Ale, and Wheat State Golden. 636 Massachusetts St., 785-843-4555
To the West, The Moab Brewery (Moab, Utah): Hard work deserves a beer. In Moab, that means a hard day of mountain biking, climbing, running rapids, or hiking arch to arch. The Moab Brewery is the adventure town's one and only beer maker. Stop in for an award-winning Scorpion Pale Ale. 686 S. Main, 435-259-6333
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No one is trying to hustle Bill Copeland out the door, but he should recognize that Lucas County will be handicapped without a full complement of three working commissioners.
Bowing to advancing age and serious health problems, Mr. Copeland, 80, announced his resignation to the other commissioners and county officials last month. He agreed to make his exit official yesterday, but now he's having second thoughts and has put off retirement indefinitely, frustrating Democratic Party leaders who want the situation resolved.
After a long career in local politics, it is understandable that the veteran Democrat's heart would urge him to stay in office, even when his mind and body are telling him it's time to go.
Mr. Copeland is, of course, entitled to serve out the remaining two years of the four-year term to which voters elected him. That would be preferable to giving political party bosses, rather than voters, yet another opportunity to fill a vacancy in an elected post.
But if a change is to be made in the board of county commissioners, the time is now.
With the defeat of veteran Sandy Isenberg in the Nov. 5 election, the board already was slated to start important budget deliberations in the new year with one novice commissioner, Maggie Thurber, though we have no doubt she'll be a quick study. With Mr. Copeland no longer able to devote full time to his work, and with his departure a moving target, the problem is accentuated.
Commissioner Harry Barlos, a fellow Democrat, is not trying to push Mr. Copeland out but he can't be criticized for wanting a full three-member board ready to tackle what promises to be a tough county budget.
Political considerations are less important, although they cannot be ignored either. County Democrats will by law appoint a successor and they should be allowed to do so as soon as possible.
As we have said, the person who succeeds Mr. Copeland will not have an automatic lock on the job when it comes open in 2004. Whoever is appointed will have to prove he or she can be an effective commissioner and should be given the full two years to demonstrate it.
After a lifetime of public service, Mr. Copeland can show Lucas County he still cares by letting go of the office he so obviously loves.


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JohnM posted the directions below. Just drive south from the Chatham light, bear left at the fork (near the tennis courts) and take a right onto Morris Island Rd. Keep going and you'll see a cove on Stage Harbor along the causeway on the right, and cars parked on the left. You can either stop there and say hello (6am sharp) or drive up to the next left to enter the refuge HQ. There will be a nice guy with a red van there, that's Keith's father.
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Yes, 4 inch sparse dull color eels are good. Also, if you could do some sand colored speckled crazy charlie style flies they are a good choice for sight fishing. Crabs - yes. The deal is, off the drop off any passing feeding pack will grab the usual; but on the flats by sight you might need something atypical like a crab, shrimp or small squid fly.
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If you're the sort of person who just wants to mindlessly shoot through co-op games with a chatty group of friends, Wildlands is fine for that. Anyone else should probably look elsewhere.
Link's most ambitious adventure is one of Nintendo's crowning achievements.
Guerrilla's got something really special here.
Game » consists of 14 releases. Released Mar 23, 2004
Used by protagonists when opening a door that is locked, or just for looking really cool.
A secondary function for a single weapon, such as launching a grenade from a rifle.
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, commonly refers to the programmed behaviors of NPCs in a game, whether it's the fact that a soldier takes cover behind a wall in Gears of War, or that townspeople cheer upon your arrival to their village in Fable.
Assault is an objective-based multiplayer game mode that involves an attacking team trying to destroy an objective that is guarded by a defending team.
Person A follows person B by a certain distance so person A can kill person B's killer when person B dies.
Betrayal is when a person breaks the trust and faith that others have placed in them.
A proprietary video codec (.bik/bk2 extension) developed by RAD Game Tools and used in a very large number of video games.
Necessary to sustain life in organic creatures, the crimson fluid known as blood tends to make appearances when the body's structure is compromised in some way, a very, very common occurrence in videogames.
Games that are based upon books or novels.
Camouflage is a means of staying hidden by altering the texture and/or pattern of a person, animal or object to conceal them against their environment. Camouflage can be found naturally in plants and animals, and it is commonly used by militaries to assist in covert operations.
Camping is when an individual or group stays in the same general area typically with the mentality of putting the opposing players at an unfair disadvantage.
The Central Intelligence Agency, or CIA, is an arm of the US government devoted to espionage activities. The Agency plays a significant role in plenty of games.
A point within the game whereby the game saves its current state whether it be for the purpose of a more convenient respawn point or a gameplay design (such as in racing).
CQC and CQB are close range combat techniques.
A map of the level is displayed on the GBA-screen which includes locations of enemies and items and acts as a warning system, emitting a sound if enemies are detected. The GBA also lets players remotely control devices like keypad locks, automated turrets, and computers.
An action that is sensitive to context. Like going up to an object and pushing a button, which would normally perform a different action, to interact with it.
The continue is a classic gaming concept, and usually arises when the player "dies" or fails in the game. Usually some loss is tied to a continue, in a form of a "life" or something of other value.
Law makers and fat cats who will sell the population down the river just to gain more power and money.
A sight placed on the HUD used to aim and provide a point of reference to the player when looking and interacting with the game world. Although they often aim weapons, they have a variety of uses and have appeared in many games in many different forms.
The act of bending at the knees from a standing position. Crouching is an essential part of many shooters and platformers, and can be used by players to stay behind cover or avoid incoming projectiles.
A non-interactive sequence within a game most often used for plot advancement.
Darkness is used in games to restrict access, increase tension, or just to set a mood. Often the player has access to a light source that can mitigate its effect.
The main line of distinction between victory or failure in video games, death is the process of a biological being ceasing to be alive.
A gameplay mode that pits two or more players in a fight to the death. John Romero is credited with coining the multiplayer term "deathmatch."
Sometimes you want a challenge, sometimes you wanna coast.
DNAS was Sony's solution to all of the online cheating on PS2 games. It was also introduced as a means to discourage and prevent illegal copies of games to be played online.
A dog is an animal, of which there are estimated to be 400 million of in the world. Said to be man's best friend, they naturally appear in many video games.
Downloadable Content adds new features and content to already-distributed video games via the Internet. Examples include new maps for FPS games, new songs for rhythm games, and new cars for racing games.
The 2004 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) took place at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, California on May 11-13. This was the 10th annual E3.
A moment in a game where the main character walks slowly or stands/kneels still with their finger in their ear, hearing mission details.
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- 1,374 Armor
+489 Stamina
+489 Intellect
+406 Spirit - Meta Socket x1
Red Socket x1
Yellow Socket x3
Blue Socket x3 - Equip: Increases spell power by 670.
Equip: Improves critical strike rating by 239.
Equip: Improves haste rating by 143. - Crimson Acolyte's Raiment (5 pieces)
- [Crimson Acolyte Robe]
[Crimson Acolyte Gloves]
[Crimson Acolyte Hood]
[Crimson Acolyte Shoulderpads]
[Crimson Acolyte Leggings] - (2) Set: Your Flash Heal has a 33% chance to cause the target to heal for 33% of the healed amount over 9 sec.
(4) Set: Increases the effect of Power Word: Shield by 5% and Circle of Healing by 10%. - Combined stats. Numbers in [brackets] indicate socket bonuses
Crimson Acolyte's Raiment is the lower Priest tier 10 Holy set.
Note that items from the Sanctified and Sanctified (heroic) versions also satisfy the set bonus requirement.
- See also: Crimson Acolyte's Regalia for the caster version of this set.
The parts of this set are Item Level 251, and are purchased solely with Justice Points. The legs and hands also drop from Toravon the Ice Watcher in 10-man Vault of Archavon.
Slot | Emblem | Sanctified | Heroic |
Item level | 251 | 264 | 277 |
Head | 1,100 | Emblem Version + Mark of Sanctification | Sanctified Version + Mark of Sanctification (heroic) |
Shoulder | 695 | ||
Chest | 1,100 | ||
Hands | 695 | ||
Legs | 1,100 |
The Item Level 264 versions are upgraded from these initial ones, with a Conqueror's Mark of Sanctification.
The Item Level 277 versions are upgraded from the 264 versions, with a Conqueror's Mark of Sanctification (heroic).
All three versions count towards satisfying the set bonus requirements.
Inspiration Edit
The Crimson Acolyte tier is most likely based on the Scarlet Onslaught Priests and bishops of Northrend.
Patch changes Edit
- Patch 3.3.0 (08-Dec-2009): Added.
- Patch 3.3.3 (2010-03-23): Priest Tier-10 4-Piece Healing Set Bonus: Redesigned. This bonus now increases the effectiveness of the caster's Power Word: Shield by 5% and Circle of Healing by 10%.


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Bugs item #636699, was opened at 2002-11-11 09:39 You can respond by visiting: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=104866&aid=636699&group_id=4866 Category: WebKit Group: None >Status: Closed >Resolution: Fixed Priority: 5 Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody) Assigned to: Stuart Donaldson (stuartd) Summary: includeURL and paths Initial Comment: I've found the following bug (or maybe its a feature) using includeURL: Suppose we have a directory structure as follows: /bla/mycontext /pageTemplates /application1 /application2 and inside pageTemplates we have a BasePage subclassed from Page. This is the page from which pages are subclassed in application1 and application2 at 'root level' in mycontext we have components that are used from BasePage like footer.psp, header.html, as well as a stylesheet file. All of this components are included using includeURL at the proper methods. Everything works fine when using a page (subclassed from BasePage) at mycontext level. the problem here is that the call includeURL('header.html') when we are in a page from the directory application1 will actually look for 'header.html' inside application1, and if we use includeURL('/header.html') will not have the disired effect of including the file from mycontext. If its a feature, we do not know how to get that effect, since we do not want to duplicate our files in every directory of application# We have temporarly fixed the problem with the following change to includeURL inside Application.py: def includeURL(self, trans, URL): req = trans.request() #Save the things we're gonna change. currentPath=req.urlPath() currentServlet=trans._servlet urlPath = req.urlPath() # ***************************** IMPORTANT ******************************** # the following condition was changed to 'accept' an absolute path # defined within the URL, that is: '/servlet' will NOT be looked # in the relative parent directory # # LCJ --- Oct 17th 2002 # # original code: get rid of the first if condition and leave the else code # unconditioned if (URL.startswith('/')): urlPath = URL else: if urlPath=='': urlPath = '/' + URL elif urlPath[-1]=='/': urlPath = urlPath + URL else: lastSlash = string.rfind(urlPath, '/') urlPath = urlPath[:lastSlash+1] + URL # ******************************************************* ***************** req.setURLPath(urlPath) req.addParent(currentServlet) #Get the new servlet self.createServletInTransaction(trans) #call the servlet, but not session, it's already alive trans.servlet().awake(trans) trans.servlet().respond(trans) trans.servlet().sleep(trans) self.returnInstance(trans,trans.request ().serverSidePath()) #replace things like they were #trans.request()._serverSidePath=currentPath req.setURLPath(currentPath) req.popParent() trans._servlet=currentServlet ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >Comment By: Stuart Donaldson (stuartd) Date: 2003-01-16 00:01 Message: Logged In: YES user_id=326269 Not exactly clear on this bug report, but I believe this has been addressed as of 2003/01/15 . includeURL now takes a URL relative to the current servlet. Absolute references are absolute relative to the context. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Geoff Talvola (gtalvola) Date: 2003-01-15 13:04 Message: Logged In: YES user_id=88162 Assigning to Stuart because he's currently improving forward(), includeURL(), and callMethodOfServlet(). ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Stuart Donaldson (stuartd) Date: 2003-01-02 23:13 Message: Logged In: YES user_id=326269 How are pages under application1 and application2 referenced, if they are not in a context? Are the items under application1 and application2 only PSP and HTML? What defines /bla/mycontext as the "root level"? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Stuart Donaldson (stuartd) Date: 2003-01-02 01:18 Message: Logged In: YES user_id=326269 How are pages under application1 and application2 referenced, if they are not in a context? Are the items under application1 and application2 only PSP and HTML? What defines /bla/mycontext as the "root level"? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- You can respond by visiting: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=104866&aid=636699&group_id=4866 |


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A project five years in the making, the sequel to one of the greatest games of all time completely floored us with its unbelievable look. Leaps and bounds more advanced than anything else out there, Half-Life 2's amazing engine wasn't just for show - the gameplay, production and excellent scripting led to a thrilling shooter. Tack on Counter-Strike Source and you get the most complete PC frag package of the year.
It broke sales records left and right, made the front page of every newspaper in the country and oh yeah, it was a pretty good game, too. If you didn't play Halo 2 online, you missed the best multiplayer fragging found on any system this year.