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Saturday, April 23, 2011
Comic 889: Teenage Mutant Ninja Uselessness
Okay, so.
This comic is cool. Like first there's this guy and he's all "BLARG" about his computer or whatever. Then there's this turtle see and it's all "I'm a turtle" and you better fucking believe it was a turtle because that's how Randall drew it n' shit. I mean if it weren't a turtle why would it look like one and for that matter think that it was one it doesn't make any sense. Also okay so then there's another frame and the turtle just is all like check it I'm a fuckin' turtle and then there's another frame and the guy's like here it is or some shit you can't even see if it's a guy maybe it's a girl or like Megan or something (she's the blonde one right?) and shit. So then there's another panel and it's 50 years in the goddamn FUTURE and that fuckin' turtle is still sittin' there doing his turtle thing. Fuck that's awesome. And to top it all off the turtle's still all "I'm a turtle" and shit. And then like at the bottom the caption's all "Turtles have it figured out." Fuck yeah they do.
'Cuz I mean like what do people know. Do they ever like stop and think, "I'm a person?" I doubt it. They're too busy worryin' about shit that don't make sense. Like who cares about Martin Luther or like the Johnson account or some shit. Maybe you're a lady and thinkin' about lady junk who knows. But I doubt you like, stop and appreciate the fact that you're a person. You know? It's just criminal, man, how we go about our lives with our heads to the ground and not realizing who we are. But fuck that, the turtle knows who he is. He's a motherfuckin' turtle, and he's got that shit down pat. Can you believe that? Also he's like at least 50 years old and he still knows who he is. Man. Fuckin' amazing is what that is.
So yeah anyway I thought the comic was cool. I mean you don't get that kinda deepness from everyday stuff, you know? It's like just, really cool. I mean all the allegories and shit. Like with the guy (or girl?) offscreen. He's just worryin' about his computer and he's got a fuckin' turtle just running around his house. Like what the fuck. You're so focused on your little computer you don't appreciate the fuckin' shit goin' down around you, like the fact that there's a motherfuckin' turtle just sittin' there doing his thing. How do you not even notice that.
I wish I could draw as good as Randall. I mean, look at that turtle. I can't draw a turtle like that. I used to want to draw and shit but I never got into it. Just too busy looking for shit that I wasn't gonna find and didn't matter anyway.
You know what? Fuck that. I'm gonna learn to fuckin' draw. I'm gonna take an example from that fuckin' turtle and just do what I wanna fuckin' do without worrying. None of this stuff matters anyways so might as well chill like the turtle and start fuckin' drawin'. Maybe I'll draw a turtle sittin' all chill and doing his own thing. I'm not gonna be like that man or woman or manwoman because if you wanna be that too that's cool. It's good to fuckin' know who you are, take a page from that turtle there and just know. I sure am. Thanks Randall and thanks turtles everywhere.
I need to go find a pen.
91 comments:
- AnonymousApril 23, 2011 at 6:19 PM
Seth, you are a light in the dark.ReplyDelete
First, motherfuckers, first!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 23, 2011 at 6:22 PM
Kitten, you're the worst man on Mars!ReplyDelete
Damn isopods get everywhere.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 23, 2011 at 7:25 PM
- AnonymousApril 23, 2011 at 7:57 PM
This comic, somehow, has spawned the best reviews.ReplyDelete
- Jon Levi's forum-watchApril 24, 2011 at 2:18 AM
Well this is interesting:ReplyDelete
"A webcomic, like any piece of creative art, is the sole ownership + dominion of its creator. The creator of that piece of art is God + they say what has meaning + what doesnt. If something is funny to them, then so be it. God-powers. [...] Personally if I was Randall and constantly under high expectations for xkcd, i'd probably create all kinds of pointless, inside-joke comics just to fuck with all my readers + see how upset they'd get."
Fortunately the next post is a counter-argument.
- AnonymousApril 24, 2011 at 2:28 AM
I would love to beat illiterati to death.ReplyDelete
- Jon LeviApril 24, 2011 at 2:40 AM
I think it would be fun if xkcd was one of those forums that had karma. Just imagine whose karma we could send crashing down, and who we can exalt. Though we'd probably be outnumbered by xkcd fans.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 24, 2011 at 4:03 AM
I laughed aloud at "he's just worryin' about his computer and he's got a fuckin' turtle just running around his house." I'm a little ashamed about laughing about some junk I read on the internet, but there you go.ReplyDelete
This review is fantastic. Each review's humor quotient is inversely related to the number of times "Megan" appears in the post. (For contrast, this post is pretty much garbage.)ReplyDelete
without charity or generosity
Robdall's fascination with Megan's perpetually ingivant nipples has long been unhealthy.
OH MY GOD! I'M A TURTLE.ReplyDelete
Randy, please fuck off. Please. Fuck off. Please.
- UndercoverCuddlefishApril 24, 2011 at 2:45 PM
goomh randall i am a turtle tooReplyDelete
This is such an awesome review.ReplyDelete
Perhaps this was to say that he deleted the comic file by accident?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 24, 2011 at 3:53 PM
I don't give a crap about the comic, but it makes me happy that it exists if it spawned this review-of-comic. It was both funny and reminded me of my college friends.ReplyDelete
- steventhehawkApril 24, 2011 at 4:29 PM
This comic is probably not Randall's pride and joy, et cetera.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 24, 2011 at 5:45 PM
Randall is the turtle. xkcd Sucks is the man with computer troubles. Randall knows what he is and is happy to be what he is. xkcd Sucks flails about futilely trying to change that over which it has no power. Randall procures his living source of income from what he does. xkcd Sucks just perpetuates its own egotism.ReplyDelete
Does Randall have it all figured out? Yes. Yes, he does.
- Jon LeviApril 24, 2011 at 6:04 PM
The perpetuation of one's egotism is highly fulfilling. I recommend you try it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 24, 2011 at 7:49 PM
XKCDsucks' ego is so big that we're less a function of "XKCD", and more just a function of "sucks".ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 24, 2011 at 10:02 PM
Randall has discovered that great concessions to realism in language are made in order for science fiction to be accessible to readers! Stop the presses! Print no more science fiction books! We must find a universally satisfactory solution to this oversight!ReplyDelete
Every science fiction work must now be written in unintelligible gibberish, because that is probably the way an alien language/language from the future would sound like to us.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 24, 2011 at 11:32 PM
Lol, maltese falcon.ReplyDelete
- Jon LeviApril 25, 2011 at 12:11 AM
6:04: Fuck off with the doppelganger bullshit, mmkay?ReplyDelete
Captcha: Fiend. No explanation required.
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 12:32 AM
I think this is the most stupid observation he has ever come up with.ReplyDelete
Also the joke wouldn't be funny even if it was clever.
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 1:06 AM
The forums aren't giving much support for this comic either... could the great cult finally be collapsing? How's this for desperate apologism, though:ReplyDelete
"You may be missing the point here...
Sure, there may be falcon-equivalents in the Star Wars Galaxy that the ship is named for....but how likely is LUKE to know what one is? I mean, he comes from a freaking desert planet!"
Well, Anonymous at 1:06, actually pretty likely:ReplyDelete
"semi-desert": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Kestrel
"arid, open country": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_Kestrel
"coastal and desert cliffs": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sooty_Falcon
"deserts": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Kestrel
"throughout Australia ... arid areas": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_Falcon
If the planet had at one point been non-desert, and we assume that all of these alien planets have randomly-distributed Terran organisms on them (which is probably more likely than humans just kicking around in space for no reason), the survival of a falcon species on Tatooine isn't that improbable. Wikipedia makes it pretty clear that most species prefer grasslands and forest except during certain parts of their lifecycles, but as a matter of evolution, it's only a pebble-toss away, and the species above are already heavily resident in desert areas.
So suck it, desperate apologist.
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 2:49 AM
Beautiful reviewReplyDelete
I didn't review the comic, but I did give a better example than the one Randall made: http://jeremymassler.blogspot.com/2011/04/xkcd-guy-just-put-comic-in-which-he.htmlReplyDelete
Oh, Try-Stopper. I think you may be trying too hard. You should probably stopper it before someone gets hurt.ReplyDelete
The answer to your question, in any case, isn't that he said "jeez", but "Ge'ez": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ge%27ezReplyDelete
Oh, and Gee, this comic fucking sucked.ReplyDelete
I bet Randy never played Dwarf Fortress, or he would understand why somebody could be named "Luke Skywalker" but have no relation to the English language. Or even, I don't know, read "Lord of the Rings" (which I guess he did, but he completely skipped over the languages part). Or maybe he understands his observation is stupid, but he decided to post the comic anyway because he knows fanboys will eat up any shit sandwich thrown at them.
Captcha: nonsance - a good word to describe this comic
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 6:12 AM
Well, as usual, if you ignore the actual joke, the STRUCTURE of XKCD#890 is quite good. it's borderline "sleek" and "efficient". Pity it doesn't use that efficiency and sleekity to go anywhere.ReplyDelete
For 5 minutes this morning I totally thought this comic was about Christmas, thought about writing a review that ran along the same pattern as "The Grinch [etc]". Then I realized I already wrote one that was a lot more cohesive than that. Post it, Robyn, or write a better one who cares.
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 6:40 AM
Look everyone, an assorted review of XKCD #890 before XKCD-sucks has posted one [hyperlink missing]!ReplyDelete
That is not actually that unexpected.
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 7:25 AM
Seth said:ReplyDelete
"....I wish I could draw as good as Randall...."
I'm sure Randall wishes he could write as well as you.
@Moron from last comment thread:ReplyDelete
How exactly does looking at the world disprove a creator? Does just seeing the complexities of our universe support the claim that everything just exploded from nothing and randomly formed a livable environment? You atheists are even stupider than Christians.
I didn't know Ray Comfort posted in here.ReplyDelete
Want a banana?
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 8:00 AM
Against the better judgement of the robust BCP I have enabled comments and begun to post new, uncopywrited shite.ReplyDelete
Concatenates of 'assturd' are welcome - it all adds up!
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 8:13 AM
Bananas (from Wolof via Spanish/Portuguese) are non-canon:ReplyDelete
Chocolate (Nahuatl via Spanish) seems to be canon though:
What the hell is Randall going on about Indo-European for? Does he even understand what etymology is? Is he really OK with chocolate being in Star Wars, but not falcons, or is he too stupid to adequately describe his real complaint?
What the hell is his real complaint anyway? That the movies are in English at all? While naive about the realities of hit film-making, at least that's a logical position. Or is he complaining about certain words that shouldn't have a space equivalent? Indo-European roots have nothing to do with that (if he thinks Indo-European is relevant, that goes back to not having the movies in English).
Yeah, the fact that they're speaking English at all is a much bigger hole, unless we assume it's translated for us, in which case, the word "falcon" is probably a translation too.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 8:47 AM
Something always gets lost in translations, Cameron.ReplyDelete
For instance: I want to say that 'Looking at you makes time stand still' in my Mother Tongue. Unfortunately what comes out is: 'Your face would stop a clock'.
Idioms are just so untranslatable, innit?
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 8:59 AM
Guys you're overthinking it.ReplyDelete
Randall is basically bitching about people in a fantasy movie speaking English, but he just found the "Proto-Indo-European language" article on Wikipedia so he threw that in there to nerd it up.
Interestingly, I'm actually listening to a song called Time Stand Still right now. Not one of Rush's better songs, but Pandora isn't the sharpest cookie in the box. And Aimee Mann is pretty hot.ReplyDelete
Speaking of translations, I need to go play with a translator again. Translating quotes from English to German to Spanish to Chinese and back to English produces some lulzy results.
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 9:08 AM
I've no idea what Chinese dialect is being used in your translator programme, but Cantonese lends itself to better 'lulzy' results than Mandarin would. Mandarin has a accurate Pinyin system whereas Cantonese does not.ReplyDelete
Congratulations Randy. You have made the most pedantic observation on Star Wars ever. That is pretty damn impressive.ReplyDelete
I dunno, I have a Chinese friend who's Mandarin and she says some pretty funny stuff.ReplyDelete
- Jon LeviApril 25, 2011 at 9:35 AM
Welcome. Have a clear and Kletskerk I'm not a great webcomic (still used.) Oh, too many fans have been caught in the artificial cultivation of new line is part of a nerd and do not dare to admit, comics at the moment is terrible. Although still have the opportunity to new comic, I think they need more and more cynicism that intentional iron to them. It was once known as "PunkAs.com: overrated, but then was overvalued, it was terrible fall. Kletskerk so horrible. I read all comments and responses, I feel the need, but if you want to talk to me, probably respond to your e-mailReplyDelete
Why is this not already a meme?
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 9:47 AM
Randall is about 6 years lateReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 10:04 AM
Cameron said:ReplyDelete
"....I dunno, I have a Chinese friend who's Mandarin and she says some pretty funny stuff....."
You have a Chinese friend who's Mandarin? That is funny!
All my Chinese friends are, well, erm, Chinese.
Gwailo cunt!
Word Verification: 'yinglu' which means 'Nine Iron' in the Say Yip Wah Chinese dialect.
Lame. Chinese Chinese aren't nearly as fun to be around as Mandarin Chinese.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 10:22 AM
I'll just leave this here:ReplyDelete
Zach Weiner AMA on reddit
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 10:31 AM
That goes for the citrus versions too.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 11:28 AM
"You have a Chinese friend who's Mandarin? That is funny!ReplyDelete
All my Chinese friends are, well, erm, Chinese."
ALTF once again proving that (s)he's the undisputed xkcdsucks champion of grammar correction.
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 12:03 PM
Actually, Anonymous 11:28, it wasn't a grammar or even syntax correction, it was a humourous nominative malapropism.ReplyDelete
Sorry it was wasted on you. Cameron and I will 'dumb down' our palaver for your future cognition.
And I'm a member of the homogametic sex.
Mmm. My favorite sex.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 12:18 PM
The alt-text ruined the context of the joke for me.ReplyDelete
If it was just Luke being dumb for the sake of being dumb it would have been an ok comic like any other you'd see in other webcomics.
Without the alt-text it's silly if a bit dumb itself (which is far above randall's standard at this point), but with the alt-text it's pedantic and stupid.
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 12:29 PM
My third favourite.ReplyDelete
I do not accept the homo/hetero binary model.
I think the joke would would be terrible with or without the alt text.ReplyDelete
Without the alt text and title, the joke is just "LOL HE IS DUMB AND DOESN'T KNOW WHAT WORD MEAN"
With the alt text, the joke is some pedantic crap about etymology in star wars.
Anon 9:47, I'm gonna go ahead and place that wiki article at a 100% influence rating for this strip.
I believe the correct expression is "how... HETERONORMATIVE".ReplyDelete
ALTF, what sort of genitalia do you have?ReplyDelete
The infected kind.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 1:05 PM
Yins are all held captive by your Judeo-Christian sexism. Y'all just can't figure out how to deal with my KINKSian LOLAesque demeanor can you?ReplyDelete
Lose the egos and embrace my culture - a culture where polyandry is de rigueur.
Not quite Ann Apolis, we are talking about gametes here, not gender roles.
et cetera
I've an alphabet's worth of Hep infections.
Ah, OK. Is that cisnormative then?ReplyDelete
Polyandry, free love: you are very much a dedicated follower of passion aren't you?
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 1:13 PM
See Jane run.ReplyDelete
Run Jane run.
See Dick run.
Run faster Jane.
Titles of my Children's books:
"You're crying and that's why Daddy drinks."
"Janey was bad and that's why Mommy stopped loving her."
"Candy from strangers tastes best."
XYY Super Males!
Memories I say.
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 1:18 PM
Polyandry, 'cause in my culture women rule and the heterogametes are the weaker sex.ReplyDelete
This is true actually.
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 1:36 PM
Perhaps I've been too cryptic.ReplyDelete
I carry a robust 46XX karyotype. I am neither cis-, trans nor ultra norminative/gendered.
I am 'standard' female.
I am a girl but I appear to compose/write as a male would. The West treats its men and women differently, as does my culture, but in my culture the roles are reversed.
I imply Polyandry to mean 'many legal husbands' not 'free love'.
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 1:40 PM
And I did get the 'dedicated follower of passion' reference.ReplyDelete
Ray Davies is a real cunt. You know that right?
A hep alphabet huh?ReplyDelete
Great now she's on re-runs, this is worse than Gilligan's Island.
- Jon Levi's forum-watchApril 25, 2011 at 1:48 PM
Funniest post ever:ReplyDelete
"SirMustapha wrote:
>I just discovered what Hell is like, if it exists:
>It's watching a film with Randall.
>I wouldn't wish that even to Randall himself.
I think Randall would enjoy that.
Two Randall clones watch A New Hope, Death Star blows up.
Randall 1: Well, there's no way that that explosion could happen in space.
Randall 2: Fire needs oxygen to burn, and a shock wave needs a medium to carry it.
Randall 1: Gee Willikers, I was just thinking that. Randall, get out of my head!
Randall 2: No Randall, get out of MY head!
Both Randalls: HAHAHAHA!"
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 1:49 PM
so how about that moon landing hoax, eh?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 1:54 PM
Giligan's Island?ReplyDelete
I had to research that.
I don't understand Capn.
Viral Hepatitis exists in A, B, C, D, E and the hypothetical F strains.
I'm collecting them all.
An alphabet's worth? That's funny, innit?
- Jon LeviApril 25, 2011 at 2:00 PM
Well, this is depressingReplyDelete
My browser has been keeping a count of how many times I've visited this site. So far it's up to 1150 visits.
I'd be curious to know your shameful figures. Anyone using Firefox can access this info by clicking Tools->Page into, then Security.
apparently 1672 times?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 2:13 PM
Firefox is CIA!ReplyDelete
You know that right?
- A Roman CandleApril 25, 2011 at 3:07 PM
New comic is fail. "Lol, why are they using Indo-European word roots in proper nouns? So unrealistic! Hurp, they should have done the entire movie in a conlang, because I don't understand translation conventions derp derp I am a Randall."ReplyDelete
jon levi 48: i remember when fernie used to be a crazy xkcd fanboyReplyDelete
Today, Abstruse Goose is...ReplyDelete
awful. Here are some things which do the same thing but are actually funny:
Milton Jones: "Amnesty International. What a bunch of whingers. Always going on about people being wrongfully imprisoned. Why don't they celebrate the number of people who are rightfully imprisoned?"
Or the "no-one died" segment from The Day Today.
Note in both of these cases we are laughing at them not with them. I guess if you laugh at Abstruse Goose guy rather than with him today's comic kinda works.
But somehow magic laser swords and philosophical sorcery and more believable.ReplyDelete
*are more ... dammitReplyDelete
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- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 4:30 PM
You guys don't understand this comic at all. It's supposed to make you talk about parsecs.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 7:26 PM
Everybody left and rightReplyDelete
Break it down
Back in '79 I did the John Belushi
In 1992 I did the Chris Farley
In 2008 I did the Cloverfield monster
I said fuck that shit and went back to the Belushi
It's like gas gas
Gas gas gas
Back in the day it's like
Gas gas gas
I know what it takes to make things worse
And I know what it takes to put a nigger in a hearse
(Break break break break it down)
Blow to the right
Blow to the left
Blow to the right
To the left
This little piggy in the market
Some motherfuckers wanna start shit
Asian people love golf (What?)
Asian people love golf!
Gas gas
Gas gas gas
Back in the day it's like
Gas gas gas
I know what it takes to make things worse
And I know what it takes to put a nigger in a hearse
(Break break break break it down)
- AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 9:51 PM
They have indo-european roots because we're, more or less, viewing a translation into an indo-european language.ReplyDelete
Or is he going to wonder why some Lotr characters have names that mean things in Old English without there actually being an England? Because that's a brilliant observation. At all.
And look, another review where Megan is mentioned.ReplyDelete
Does this mean the blog is pretty much useless trash? Yes. Yes it does.
so a single five-character word is enough to completely strip a post of all value? really?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 26, 2011 at 3:48 AM
If you read the whole review with the voices of Bob and Doug McKenzie (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsgVspgy184) it becomes twice as awesome.ReplyDelete
- QuixoticApril 27, 2011 at 11:55 AM
Hey look, you mentioned Megan in your post, so I can just ignore your comment because it's trash.


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Hermann Nitsch
Nitsch's darkest and bloodiest work describes a series of actions to be played in the 1087 rooms of a subterranean city: a Dionysian drama of death and resurrection.
the fall of jerusalem was first published in a fine bibliophile's edition of 75 in 1974, followed three years later by an edition of 1000, in reduced format, as issue no. 17 of Günter Brus's magazine Die Drossel (the continuation of Die Schastrommel, the organ of the Austrian government in exile).
Nitsch has written several "plays to be read," from an early fragment dating from between 1957 and 1962, which was still based on the conventional theatre of the word, to his recent monumental works Asolo and Cuma. During the late sixties and early seventies Nitsch not only wrote the fall of jerusalem, but also a more serene piece entitled Harmating, a festival which he decribed as a "comedy" and which formed the counterpart to the present work. Both plays are only indirectly connected to Nitsch's actions and more especially to his planned 6-day play, a grand series of actions-cum-festival which can be seen as the culmination of his life work. The plays examine specific aspects of this envisaged work in depth, just as all of his actions to date represent greater or smaller practical studies of facets of the 6-day play which Nitsch had already outlined in his youth. In the fall of jerusalem Nitsch focuses on the seemingly daemonic and horrific: "i wanted to descend deep into the existence of the tragic," he writes. "the aim was to present and reveal all of the world's suffering, cruelty, agression and the sacrifice of god on the cross. as a dramatist it seemed essential to me to bring out all that is hideous and appalling, namely the tragic, to make it visible and bring it to awareness. the dramatist has the capability of letting his spectators, his participants glimpse the abysses of taboo-free space. ...the fall of jerusalem shows the passion to which the creative essence is exposed in order that there is BEING instead of nothing ... the highest state of existence, the mysticism of being."
The title of this work is a dedication to Artaud, and is taken from the latter's "First Manifesto" in his The Theatre of Cruelty where he lists the fall of jerusalem between Bluebeard and "a tale by the Marquis de Sade" as part of his prospective programme. Nitsch has commented in an interview: "Since [Artaud] wished to realise [his theatre] but was unable to, and because at the time I was developing my concept it was the fashion of every radio play author to dedicate his work to Artaud, I did my bit by giving my fantastic drama, which will also never be performed, this title."
In the same interview, Nitsch also emphasised the importance of his encounter with Artaud's writings: "When I was first able to read Artaud in a German translation in 1970, I was quite astonished that in contrast to myself, he had not used the tools of psychoanalysis." the fall of jerusalem clearly marks Nitsch's turning away from Freud, and his move, rather like Artaud, towards a theatre akin to the mysterium coniunctionis, based on "the elimination of all conflicts between spirit and material, idea and form, abstract and concretisation" (Artaud). Yet one of Nitsch's central concepts was adapted from Freud and Breuer: that of abreation ... not only are the individual's blockades released, but also the floodgates are open to the immeasurable. from bottomless abysses there streams a vitality that amounts to the metaphysical, procreative rage of creation. the gaze into the glorious, terrifying dionysian power allows the creative to manifest itself before us in all its rending cruelty and superabundance of love."
Hermann Nitsch, born in 1938 in Vienna, rose to notoriety in the 1960s as a result of his actions in his home town, and later in Germany, the USA and Italy. In 1971 he was able to purchase Castle Prinzendorff, the home of his Orgies Mysteries Theatre, where he has staged three days of his 6-day play. Apart from his actions, Nitsch has gained international acclaim as an artist (he has recently received a professorship for Fine Art in Vienna), and is a prolific writer. His writings include not only texts, but also theoretical and speculative philosophical works.
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Dada, the legendary anti-war art movement, plays a fundamental role in the city of Zurich's cultural history. The movement was born at the Cabaret Voltaire in Zurich in February 1916 – a time when the nations of Europe were embroiled in the unremitting carnage of the First World War. Seeking an escape from the conflict, many intellectuals, artists, pacifists, revolutionaries and political refugees went into temporary exile in Zurich. The city thus became a favoured destination for the European avant-garde and an international meeting-place for productive exchange. After the war, Dada spread out in all directions, to Berlin, Paris and New York, before gradually being superseded by other artistic currents during the 1920s.
Dada is an art movement that, while it existed only for a limited period, has never lost its attraction and has continually been rediscovered by artists and audiences alike. Today, it is one of the few international currents in art history of which Zurich can claim parentage. In 2016 it celebrates its 100th birthday. Numerous institutions in the city, including the Kunsthaus Zürich, have taken the opportunity to investigate this key contribution to 20th-century art and reappraise its contemporary significance.
There are Dadaist works in every area of the Kunsthaus Zürich collections: among the paintings and sculptures, in the Collection of Prints and Drawings, the photographic collection and the library. The Dada holdings of the Prints and Drawings Collection and library include works on paper, letters, books, magazines, flyers, posters, manuscripts and photographs. In anticipation of the anniversary, the well over 600 pieces that make up the collection have been reviewed from a research and conservation perspective by Dada expert Raimund Meyer, working closely with restorer Jean Rosston and curator Cathérine Hug. This will formed the basis for a large-scale digitization project which builds on the essential groundwork carried out at the Kunsthaus Zürich for 'Dada in Zürich' (Hans Bolliger, Guido Magnaguagno and Raimund Meyer, Sammlungsheft 11, 1985) and 'Dada global' (Raimund Meyer, Judith Hossli, Guido Magnaguagno, Juri Steiner and Hans Bolliger, Sammlungsheft 18, 1994).
Digitization by experts in the field using state-of-the-art scanning technology raises the profile of the Kunsthaus Zürich's Dada collection in the virtual age and, at least as importantly, protect the works themselves. All the digitized works are available for use on «collections online». The technical aspects of the operation were handled jointly with the digitization centre of Zurich Central Library.
Digitization of the Kunsthaus Zürich's entire Dada holdings permitted an up-to-date reassessment of each individual item's conservation needs, allowing the necessary restoration work to be re-evaluated and specific action taken where needed. Owing to the poor quality of the paper, which is evident in the brittleness and discolouration of the material, most of the originals are extremely fragile (see Figs 1 to 4). This restricts their use and, in a few critical cases, entirely prevents it. Highlights of the Dada collection, which is much in demand for international loans, as well as some selected treasures, have been restored in recent months to ensure that they can continue to appear in exhibitions.
The project has been made possible thanks to support from the Ernst Göhner Foundation, Helvetia Insurance and the Federal Office of Culture FOC.


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John Gibson joined Bike's masthead in the September 1996 issue as a Contributing Photographer. This happened towards the end of his nine year career as a newspaper and wire service photographer in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. He became as one of Bike's Senior Photographers in 2000. Today Gibson shoots all facets of mountain bike riding for a host of editorial and commercial clients. When he's not shooting photos of people riding their bikes he still finds time to ride his bike on the trails that start out his door in Bow Valley, Alberta.


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If you're in the business of commercial software development like I am, then I presume you make software because you hope someone will try it, buy it, and find it useful. I further presume that after many users click that "buy" button on your product, you'll start feeling the product is a success. What does it take to get users to click that button? Answering this question is actually more important than building an incredibly sophisticated, intuitive (insert 20 glorious characteristics for) software product. With all the best intentions of their makers, many products will still fail, simply because their makers didn't fully grasp for whom they were making the product, what it was needed for, and what motivated the users.
Successful software products can result from following the design philosophy of Lean UX. This approach requires teamwork with users in collaboration about deliverables, processes, and rules.
Lean UX Is for UX What Agile Is for Developers
At its core, Lean UX is a mind shift in design philosophy that advocates shared understanding between organizations. A key principle of Lean UX is continuous discovery, which encourages customer engagement during the design and development phases visiting users and learning what they plan to do with your product.
This research into your users' behavior helps create personas, which provide deep insights into user needs. And it validates the product strategy and design.
Unfortunately, many companies using agile methods don't invest in this kind of user research or in a UX strategy because they don't think they have the time to do so. Often, they believe they already know enough about their users. This is rarely the case.
Although the quality of the research improves with the frequency of meetings, the number of team members involved, and the breadth of the roles involved, any amount of research tends to uncover fresh revelations.
Because developers typically spend months, sometimes years, developing a software product, investing in research to understand customers is not only worthwhile, but essential. Such research doesn't have to take years or months. It can be done in as little as two weeks, during sprint 0.
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In Lean UX: Applying Lean Principles to Improve User Experience, Jeff Gothelf and Josh Seiden sum up the situation elegantly:
"Why do it? Ultimately, the success or failure of your product isn't the team's decision it's the customers'. They will have to click that 'Buy Now' button you designed. The sooner you give them a voice, the sooner you'll learn whether you've got an idea that's ready to be built."


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Malcolm-Jamal Warner is a man of many talents according to Sister2Sister Magazine.
Learn more about his latest return to the stage, why "Reed Between the Lines" didn't work out, what he thinks about having children and more in the January 2013 issue.
Plus, he talks about his relationship with Regina King in the excerpt below.
Ariana: As someone who's been a fan of yours for years, I've really admired the way that you kind of keep your personal business out of the limelight.
Malcolm: Sure.
Ariana: And kind of just made sure that, you know, what's yours is yours. And I know I'm a journalist saying that, but I do have to say that. But I really was just kind of surprised at the end of your relationship with Regina. And you were talking about kids, and I know that she has a son. Are you still in touch with him? Do you guys still talk or are you still in his life?
Malcolm: We're all very cool.
Ariana: Okay, good. That makes me happy. So is it hard dating in the spotlight?
Malcolm: Well, I mean, you try not to date in the spotlight. I think what Regina and I—you know, we had been together for several years before people realized we were together. So unfortunately our breakup got more coverage than our being together, and that kind of sucked 'cause we spent so much time trying to keep it out of the public eye, and then the breakup was so much in the public eye. So all relationships have their share of obstacles, and you just try not to have yours plastered.
Ariana: It's such a sad word to use, but it's true.
Malcolm: Yeah.
Ariana: So are you doing that now though? Can I ask that?
Malcolm: I'm on a hiatus right now.


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Sergio Schilling received funding to support his project, "An inheritance model for spontaneous and experimental psi experiences". It is a well-researched and documented proposal with interesting ideas.
Devin Terhune was granted funds requested for his study of "Individual differences in the visual phenomenology of out-of-body experiences and the determinants thereof". It addresses background questions that appear to be foundational for OBE research.
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text: The iconoclastic zeal that accompanied the Reformation brought with it the destruction of a flourishing tradition of late gothic painting, and marked a fundamental caesura in Zurich's artistic tradition. But it was not until the 1920s that it became possible to assemble a small, representative selection of Swiss altarpieces. Thanks to the foundations established by the chemist Professor Leopold Ruzicka (1949) and the art dealer David M. Koetser (1988) the Kunsthaus is today able to boast an unusually high-quality collection of paintings from the golden age of Dutch painting, the Flemish and Italian baroque and the Venetian Settecento.


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Separate your honey bun into the appropriate colorways and decide on a color pattern (green, pink, teal, yellow, green, pink…) Start with your first strip and add a trim embellishment.
Add your second color strip right sides together. I used a white Moda scalloped trim and ric rac between the strips to act as a sheet in between the stacked mattresses.
Iron all the strips down going in one direction. The raw edges should all be going toward the top of the blanket.
Topstitch all the strips about an 1/8″ on the bottom of each strip tacking the raw edge down on the back.
Print out the Applique pattern from the Printable version and cut out all the pieces.
Decide on what fabrics to use for each piece. I used layer cake squares as they are perfect size for the appliques and I have the whole range to choose from for my princess. For the face and hands I used a Moda wool in a flesh tone color.
Apply Wonder-Under (or other fusible web) to each of the fabrics for your applique.
Trace around all the applique pieces onto the fusible side of each of your fabric selections. Wonder-Under has a paper on one side so you can easily trace and cut before you peel it off to fuse it to your project.
For the dress, mark where the sleeve is located with a fabric pencil so when you machine applique you can stitch in the sleeve for the dress.
Layout all your pieces together before ironing so if you need to make adjustments you can still do so. Once you have everything where you want it… iron down in place.
Machine or hand applique your princess to your blanket.
From your coodinating fabric for the ruffle trim, cut 8 strips all 6″ wide by the width of the fabric. Sew all the strips together end to end creating one long strip. Iron in half length wise now making your strip 3″ doubled on fold. I used a ruffle foot on my machine to create the ruffle. You can also do this by stitching a long loose stitch and then pull one of the threads delicately creating a ruffle. If you do it by hand, then you will need to make sure you stitch your ruffle down in place so it does not come undone when adding to your blanket.
When you get back all the way around to the other end, overlap the two ruffles about an inch or two and then curve the end down and sew across the raw edge to conceal the edge when attaching the back.
Trim off any excess ruffle so it is even with the raw edge of the blanket top.
Now it is time to sandwich the blanket with your batting. I wanted a loftier feel so I used two layers of batting. Lay the batting down first.
Next lay the blanket backing on top of the batting with the right side up. Use safety pins into your carpet to help hold it tight and straight.
Next layer the blanket top right side down facing the right side of the backing. Be sure your ruffle in sandwiched between your backing and blanket top. Pin all around the blanket edges to make sure it will not shift when sewing. Sew your layers together like a big pillow. Leave about a 6-8 inch opening for turning. Also be sure that sew with a seam allowance large enought to hide your seams on the ruffle.
Flip your blanket right side out so that your batting is now sandwiched between your backing and top. The ruffle will now be on the edges of your blanket as your trim. Stitch the opening closed by machine or hand.
To hold the batting in place, I tied off the blanket with a coodinating Mettler cordonnet thread. Decide on what mattress your pea (button) will reside and hand sew in place.


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The DxOMark Score reports on an average performance of lenses with camera for a defined use case.
- The DxOMark Score corresponds to an average of the optimal quantity of information that the camera can capture for each focal.The quantity of information is calculated for each focal length/aperture combination, and the highest values for each focal are weighted to compute the DxOMark Score.
- DxOMark Score is based on low-light conditions (150 lux and 1/60s exposure time). We chose these conditions because we believe low-light performance is very important in photography today, and because photographers need to know how well lenses perform at their widest aperture. Lenses with a high f-number are usually more expensive, so photographers want to know if the performance is worth the expense. The score does not account for depth of field, and only considers performance at best focus.
- DxOMark Score is a linear scale related to the largest print size that provides excellent quality. Doubling the size of the print requires doubling the DxOMark Score. A difference in scores of less than 10% can be considered irrelevant.
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text: Starbucks (Finally) Shows Up to the Tea Party If there was a ever a sure sign that tea is all the rage in the United States, it's Starbuck's latest incursion into an ever-expanding market of loose leaf teas. The coffee titan revolutionized that way people think about their daily cup of joe, and now it's trying to do the same thing for tea! A new article from Forbes outlines Starbuck's plans for taking a big gulp of the world's $90 billion hot and iced tea market, including thousands of tea houses aimed at filling a cuppa near you. Starbuck's big move has been a long time brewing. They recently acquired Teavana, which has made its own sizeable mark on the beverage market with its speciality tea offerings. In fact, new Starbucks tea houses will carry the look and feel of the Teavana brand, eschewing the kinds of markers that identify Starbucks coffee shops. It's no wonder Starbucks is trying to get in on the party. As Forbes reports, "Data from the Tea Association USA says America's interest in tea has grown by 16% over the past five years." But are they a little late to the tea party? The short answer is yes, but that doesn't mean Starbucks can't still have a big impact on tea's overall popularity. Small specialty tea shops (like yours truly!) have been building a tea culture and responding to a demand from U.S. customers for years, cultivating a love for loose leaf tea and tapping into people's passions for the perfect blend. More importantly, we've been creating communities, building tea houses as gathering places and building lifelong relationships. As a huge worldwide brand focused on mass production, Starbucks may lack a bit of a personal touch. But its ubiquity means that it's able to reach a lot of people at once and turn them on to tea. Some industry insiders question Starbucks' ability to get customers as excited about tea as they are about coffee. 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This article explores some of the best health benefits associated with Oolong, including its ability to give you a sugar-free energy boost, healthier skin, improved bone health and reduced risk for heart disease. Did we mention Oolong is one of our personal favorites? Now you know why! Record Global Tea Output Likely This Year Despite a year full of shifting climate patterns, labor disputes and political crises in tea-growing regions, 2013 is on track to be a record year for tea production! That's right, this year could signal that highest volume of global tea production on record. With the global demand for tea growing, tea farmers and producers are rising to the challenge in a big way. What's old is new again, and tea's popularity shows no signs of stopping as consumers' thirst for healthy beverages continues to grow. Qing Dynasty Tea Brick Sells for US$1.2m If you happen to have tea bricks from Ancient China sitting around, you might want to considering selling them! 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Continuing its less formal "blog the news to developers rather than issue a press release" tactics this month is Microsoft with the launch of Team Foundation Service. A year's beta-level gestation period sees this hosted Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) software now emerge in a more fully blown form.
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The concept here is to provide enterprise-style ALM but at a more accessible (i.e., lower and smaller) level to developers who could still benefit from ALM-centric tools and services to manage their projects.
Supplied at no cost for five users or fewer, Microsoft confirms that paid MSDN subscribers can just sign up for the free plan today. "When we begin charging in 2013, access to the service will be offered as a benefit at no additional charge," says the firm.
This product is essentially a hosted version of the company's Team Foundation Server (as opposed to Service) ALM software running on the Windows Azure cloud service.
Version control and item tracking will feature as well as project planning and project management tools. Further functionality will also reportedly encompass build automation and continuous deployment — although the building tools are only presented in preview mode status at this time.
Team Foundation Server (TFS) will be compliant with .NET and Java, PHP, and JavaScript. The service itself can be integrated with and used within environments including those employing Visual Studio, Eclipse, and the Xcode IDEs for Mac.
NOTE: For reader interest, the Xcode developer tools package provides developer tools for applications on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Xcode is tightly integrated with the Cocoa and Cocoa Touch frameworks as the development environment that is "powerful enough" (says Apple) to be the same tools used by Apple to produce OS X and iOS.
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Restoration Concept
Stage 1
The placement of the support construction
The mounting of the support construction
Securing the support construction to the Gate
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Cutting of the base and lifting
Movement of the structure by means of chain hoists
View of the back of the monument
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|OW2 Programming Contest 2013
Award Ceremony: October 23-24, 2013
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Latest newsThe topic submission process is now over.
May 6, 2013: Contestant registration is open and the registration deadline is June 15, 2013.
IntroductionOnce again in 2013, OW2 and Scilab are organizing a joint open source programming contest.
This is the fourth edition of the OW2 Programming Contest. Check out previous editions here:
Competition PurposesThe purpose of the competition is to develop awareness for the OW2 code base among students and technicians, and to provide an opportunity for contestants to demonstrate their talent in computer programming. What's more, the contest aims at promoting teamwork and the ability of college students in science and technology to study and use OW2 open source projects. Based on principles of "freedom, sharing and creativity", and aiming at developing international communication and cooperation, the competition is overseen by IT professionals and academics from around the world.
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EligibilityAcademic staff and students of universities and research institutes, engineers of industrial and business organizations, and all other professionals.
RegistrationParticipants should select a topic among the list of topics provided for the OW2 contest.
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- Participants can select a topic from the list provided on the OW2 Contest webpage.
- After registration, participants must get in touch with the topic contact, and exchange information on the corresponding project mailing list.
- A weekly report has to be sent by e-mail to the topic contact and OW2 Programming Contest staff.
- The software will be developed using the Trustie collaborative infrastructure or alternatively SVN on the OW2 Forge or Git. It should include appropriate documentation for installing and running the software, as well as examples and tests. The language for code comments and documentation should be English.
Award SelectionThe Award Selection process includes three stages:
- Shortlist of entries by an Expert Team,
- Peer-evaluation on the Internet, and,
- Final selection by the OW2 Technology Council.
- First prize: one award will be given (RMB 10 000 or a return flight to Beijing and five nights accommodation).
- Second prize: up to FIVE awards will be given. (Each Award: RMB 2 000 or a netbook).
- Third prize: up to TEN awards will be given. (Each Award: RMB 500 or external 1TB hard drive).
Award CeremonyParticipants are invited to participate in the Award Ceremony. They are expected to present their work in English during the Ceremony workshop. In case participants cannot attend, they should provide OW2 with a presentation (slides with associated comments either in text or recorded).
- Deadline for topics submission: May 3, 2013 (extended deadline)
- Deadline of registration: June 15, 2013
- Deadline for code submission: September 1, 2013
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Budding physicists from Bedford Academy are heading off to the CERN laboratory in Geneva on the school trip of a lifetime, on 17th July 2013, courtesy of their school's ICT provider Viglen.
The group of six A Level physics students, all aged 16-18, will spend a day at CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research and the world's largest particle physics laboratory. Leading physicists from universities and research facilities from around the world are based there, probing the fundamental structure of the universe and seeking answers to questions such as 'How did the universe start and what is it made of?'
CERN's main function is to provide the particle accelerators and other infrastructure needed for high-energy physics research — as a result, numerous experiments have been constructed there. Most famously it is home to the Large Hadron Collider and birthplace of the World Wide Web. Particle physics is a key element of the A Level Physics curriculum so the students will be able to gain firsthand experience of what they would normally see only in textbooks.
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Conservation treatment of the large-sized painting 'The Truth,' First version by Ferdinand Hodler
Ferdinand Hodler (1853-1919), the outstanding Swiss painter of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, created two versions of his important composition 'The Truth,' both of which are held in the Kunsthaus Zürich. Now the first version was restored in 2012, enabling us to rediscover this powerful yet subtile key work in Hodler's oeuvre.
Measuring 196 x 273 cm, the monumental first version of the painting 'The Truth' was created in 1902. It first entered the collection on loan from Alfred Rütschi in 1918 and was donated to the Kunsthaus by his heirs in 1929.
Hodler painted a second, more strongly stylized version of 'The Truth' in 1903 for the exhibition at the Vienna Secession in 1904. This work is owned by the City of Zurich and has been deposited with the Kunsthaus on loan since 1930. The technical execution of this second work is different from the first; it is in a better state of preservation and has been exhibited for decades.
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Exhibition in 2013
Now that the restoration is complete, the two versions of 'The Truth' are to be presented side by side in the Kunsthaus. Also on display will be draft sketches for both projects made by Hodler which, for reasons of conservation, the Kunsthaus can only rarely exhibit.
The two works will be on show in the Kunsthaus from 18 January to 17 March 2013.
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Several initial tests were undertaken in order to find the best way to remove corrosion and deposits from the surface.
Capillary and laser technology tests revealed to be inappropriate for the very heterogeneous surfaces at hand.
Not only did they remove the layers which needed to be taken away, but they also removed the underlying patinas.
Initial tests also had to be performed for the choice of the protective final coating agents. New copper plates were covered with specific types of waxes and lacquers and then exposed to atmospheric pollutants for the duration of two years. Incralac® with a final wax coating showed the best results for the copper.
All technical tests pertaining to the materials were performed by the scientific department of the Center for Restoration of the Swiss National Museum.
Auguste Rodin
Occasion for the Restoration
Restoration Concept
Stage 1
The placement of the support construction
The mounting of the support construction
Securing the support construction to the Gate
Drilling of the base
Cutting of the base and lifting
Movement of the structure by means of chain hoists
View of the back of the monument
Stage 2
Cleaning and conservation of the front of the Gate
Initial tests
Methodologies for the exposure of the metal
Stabilization with Incralac®
Protective layer
The «Battista» Example
Stage 3
Measures undertaken on the back side
The support structure
The substitution of the lower support structure and frame
The building of the transportation frame
Moving The Gates of Hell on to a low bed trailer