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TLS® Whey Protein Shakes
- Delivers 21 grams of protein per serving
- rBGH free**
- Promotes healthy muscle growth and muscle retention
- Provides a diversified blend of amino acids
- Helps reduce occasional muscle fatigue
- Helps promote optimal body composition
- Made with Stevia
- No artificial colors, sweeteners or preservatives
- Convenient single-serving packets
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product(s) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
**Contains milk from cows not treated with rBGH. No significant difference has been shown between milk derived from rBGH-treated cows and non rBGH-treated cows
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Why Choose TLS Whey Protein Shakes?
Protein is a necessary nutrient for health, fitness and weight loss. Whether you're a regular gym goer or not, the reality is this: muscle dictates metabolism.
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In everyday living, a diet that incorporates quality sources of protein is also ideal for supporting lean muscle retention and optimal body composition. TLS Whey Protein Shakes are free of artificial sweeteners and colors, and are sourced from milk produced by rBGH-free cattle, providing a premium protein in a great-tasting formula.
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Whey Protein (21 grams per serving)
Whey protein is a naturally complete protein, meaning that it contains all of the essential amino acids required in the daily diet, and it has the ideal combination of amino acids to support both optimal body composition and athletic performance. Comparative studies indicate that whey protein may be a superior choice for weight loss over other protein sources due its positive effects on the appetite-regulating hormone known as ghrelin. Whey protein is also an excellent source of branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs). These basic building blocks, including leucine, isoleucine and valine, are particularly conductive to muscle growth and retention, as they promote healthy protein synthesis in human muscle.*
Who should use TLS Whey Protein Shakes?
Adults interested in promoting muscle strength and retention with a well-balanced, high-quality protein source, as well as those interested in boosting their overall protein intake without too many extra calories.*
How do TLS Whey Protein Shakes assist in weight loss?
TLS Whey Protein Shakes assist in weight loss by providing a low-fat source of quality protein — the key nutrient for supporting the retention of lean muscle tissue during weight loss, which can help support optimal body composition.*
What is the difference between TLS Whey Protein Shakes and TLS Nutrition Shakes?
While both products offer a source of quality protein, the benefits offered by TLS Whey Protein Shakes — low fat along with fast absorption — are well-suited for use in the times surrounding exercise, while also providing an easy means to boost protein intake whenever needed.*
On the other hand, TLS Nutrition Shakes, with their more balanced ratio of protein to carbohydrates, are intended as a satisfying between-meal snack and a healthy alternative to desserts and fast food. Both products provide an ideal solution for each situation.*
What do TLS Whey Protein Shakes taste like?
TLS Whey Protein Shakes are sweetened with naturally-sourced Stevia, providing a mildly sweet, light and creamy shake which tastes great all on its own. Those looking for more variety in flavors are encouraged to try mixing TLS Whey Protein Shakes with whatever ingredients they like — fruit, yogurt and peanut or almond butter are all popular choices, and the list goes on.
Do I have to exercise to see results?
As with most weight loss supplements, this product is designed to be taken in conjunction with a healthy diet and exercise. The steady loss of body fat combined with a steady increase in muscle tissue, achieved through proper nutrition and exercise, is the proven method for achieving weight loss and fitness goals.
Which other products are best combined with TLS Whey Protein Shakes?
In addition to being compatible with the entire TLS product line, TLS Whey Protein Shakes can be used in combination with any other supplement, so it is ultimately a matter of your nutritional goals. Interest in healthy muscle retention and anti-aging might mean combining this product with Ultra Prime™ Secretagogue HGH Enhancer or Prime™ Ultimate Longevity Formula by Isotonix. Those seeking support for cardiovascular health may wish to combine this product with Heart Health™ Essential Omega III Fish Oil with Vitamin E, while people seeking antioxidant protection may wish to use TLS Whey Protein Shakes along with Isotonix OPC-3®.*
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- Cribb PJ, et al. The effect of whey isolate and resistance training on strength, body composition, and plasma glutamine. Int J Sport Nutr Exerc Metab. 16:494-509, 2006.
- Hall, W. L., et al. Casein and whey exert different effects on plasma amino acid profiles, gastrointestinal hormone secretion and appetite. British Journal of Nutrition. 89(2):239-248, 2003.
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- Tang JE, et al. Minimal whey protain with carbohydrate stimulates muscle protein synthesis following resistance exercise in trained young men. Appl Physiol Nutr Metab 32:1132-8, 2007.
- Tome, D., et al. Protein, amino acids and the control of food intake. British Journal of Nutrition. 92(Supplement 1):S27-S30, 2004.
- Volpi, E., et al. Essential amino acids are primarily responsible for the amino acid stimulation of muscle protein anabolism in healthy elderly adults. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 78: 250-258, 2003.
- Walker TB et al. The influence of 8 weeks of whey-protein and leucine supplementation on physical and cognitive performance. Int J Sport Nutr Exerc Metab. 20(5):409-17, 2010.
- Wu G. Amino acids: metabolism, functions, and nutrition. Amino Acids. 37(1):1-17, 2009. Review.
- Luiking YC et al. Postprandial muscle protein synthesis is higher after a high whey protein, leucine-enriched supplement than after a dairy-like product in healthy older people: a randomized controlled trial Nutr J. 13:9, 1475-2891, 2014.
- Verreijen AM et al. A high whey protein-, leucine-, and vitamin D-enriched supplement preserves muscle mass during intentional weight loss in obese older adults: a double-blind randomized controlled trial. Am J Clin Nutr. 101(2):279-86, 2015.
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- Katsanos CS, et al. Whey protein ingestion in elderly persons results in greater muscle protein accrual than ingestion of its constituent essential amino acid content. Nutr Res. 28(10):651-8, 2008.
- Bonjour JP, Schurch MA, Rizzoli R. Nutritional aspects of hip fractures. Bone. 18(3 Suppl):139S-144S, 1996. Review.
- Candow DG et al. Effect of nutritional interventions and resistance exercise on aging muscle mass and strength. Biogerontology. 13(4):345-58, 2012.
- Pennings B et al. Whey protein stimulates postprandial muscle protein accretion more effectively than do casein and casein hydrolysate in older men. Am J Clin Nutr 93: 997–1005, 2011.
- Rieu I, et al. Leucine supplementation improves muscle protein synthesis in elderly men independently of hyperaminoacidaemia. J Physiol 575: 305–315, 2006.
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- Mojtahedi MC, et al. The effects of a higher protein intake during energy restriction on changes in body composition and physical function in older women. J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci. 66(11):1218-25, 2011.
- Buckley JD. Supplementation with a whey protein hydrolysate enhances recovery of muscle force-generating capacity following eccentric exercise. J Sci Med Sport. 13(1):178-81, 2010.
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- Candow DG et al. Effect of nutritional interventions and resistance exercise on aging muscle mass and strength. Biogerontology. 13(4):345-58, 2012.
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My picky son loves it
My son, who has always been a picky eater, probably because of his high-functioning autism, LOVES this chocolate shake. Since he played water polo in high school and was the only skinny kid on the team, he religiously takes it after working out, trying to get bigger by building muscles. When I make it for him, I add Complete Green in it as he still can't/wouldn't eat fruits or vegetables now at age 19. This shake has literally been a life saver!
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by Anonymous
Best tasting & the Amino Acid profile!!
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I am very fussy when it comes to powdered shakes, most taste like powder; not the TLS Whey Protein Shakes. I found these convenient to take on an international trip and still use just water or some form of milk! I'll continue to order these to have for quick trips!
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Every Monday is meatless in my home. Most Tuesdays-Sundays as well, as regular readers of this blog already know. Okay, there's one notable exception, which you can read all about in a recent post, A Culinary Confession.
But for the purposes of this blog entry: I've essentially been a veg head for the past three decades, my 11-year-old son is a strict vegetarian. A Monday without meat is no big deal to us.
I realize, though, that for some folks who want to eat more greens and less meat, whether for health, economic, or environmental reasons, passing up a little flesh at the beginning of the week may pose a challenge.
No worries, Lettuce Eat Kale is here to help. Today, just in time for dinner, I'm going to share some really simple tips to wean you from your carnivorous ways, if only for one day a week.
What follows, the first in a series of how-to-channel-your-inner-herbivore posts for interested parties who want to dish up more plants for dinner.
But first, a little recap on what's going on in the meat-free world and why now is as good a time as any to join the club.
Almost a year ago, I wrote about the Meat Free Monday campaign out of England, in which celebrities Yoko Ono and Sir Paul McCartney struck up the band for eating only plant-based foods on Mondays. Gwyneth Paltrow and Michael Pollan have followed suit.
Lately, there's been loads of action on the eat-less-meat front:
- The city of San Francisco recently passed a non-binding resolution urging restaurants, food stores, and schools to eschew serving animals on Mondays. My former adopted hometown always wants to be on the cutting edge, culinarily-speaking and otherwise. While I'm not sure how I feel about politicians deciding what its citizenry should or shouldn't put in their mouths (with the exception of ciggies) it's certainly a significant societal gesture — and it sure did make the city's carnivores mad cow crazy mad. What's their beef? Click here to find out.
- Oakland schools have meatless Mondays. So do students in Covington, Kentucky. Baltimore schools kicked the daily carnivore habit last year.
- Mario Batali just announced he's going green on Mondays in all 14 of his restaurants across the country. (Meat eaters need not despair, the celeb chef's chowhouses will offer two vegetarian dishes every Monday, in a nod to the needs of the planet, along with their regular omnivorous offerings.) Still, that's a huge coup for the anti-carnivore crowd.
I'm going to leave the advocacy to others. I'll just note that this is quite the global movement: Even my meat-and-potatoes loving mother country has an active Meatless Monday presence. Go Aussies, go.
And, now, on to today's tips.
5 Meatless Monday Resources for Newbies:
Check out Meatless Monday: One-stop shopping, duh, for your meatless Monday needs. Recipes, menus, rationales, it's all here on this site devoted to cutting out meat one day a week for your health and the health of the planet. Celebrities too! This U.S. non-profit initiative is brought to you by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Keep up with Kim O'Donnel: Stay up-to-speed on meatless eating with Seattle-based Kim O'Donnel, a trained chef and former online food columnist at The Washington Post. She's also the author of The Meat Lover's Meatless Cookbook (due out this fall), files edible dispatches at True/Slant, and hosts vegetarian-friendly weekly Web chats on Culinate.
Collect a Classic Vegetarian Cookbook (or Two): I happen to love (and use) many of Deborah Madison's cookbooks, especially Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone. Ditto Mollie Katzen's collection, in particular The New Moosewood Cookbook, as well as her series for kids. Also: Mark Bittman's How to Cook Everything Vegetarian.
Build a Veg-Centric Recipe Binder: Organize all those veggie recipes you've stashed in strange places so you can easily find Monday mealtime inspiration. Clip from newspapers and magazines and keep in plastic sheets. Don't ignore less obvious places to pick up interesting dinner ideas. I'm a fan of Robyn Webb's recipes in Diabetes Forecast, for instance.
Find Veg-Friendly Food Bloggers: Surf online: There are loads of vegan and vegetarian cyberspace scribes. For starters, look at these lovely sites: 101 Cookbooks, Vegan Yum Yum, Herbivoracious, Eat Your Vegs, and FatFree Vegan. Bookmark those you like, and others you discover, that get you in the mood to go meatless.
Now, it's your turn. Share your favorite vegetarian cookbook title below or chime in with other resources — online or otherwise — that help inspire you to make plant-based meals.
And do let me know what obstacles you run into in your efforts to make Monday — or any other day of the week — meatless.

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Soundtrack2 Ep. 97: Disorder
The Megaphonic Thrift, The Golden Filter, Odio Paris, Keith Canisius, This Love Is Deadly & more
1. This Love Is Deadly – Sweet Dependency
Starting things off with adrenaline-fuelled distorted glammy rock and roll with a 90s bent. Their self-titled new album is out and it's solid.
2. Highlands – Railroad
Love the intro/chorus of this drone-y footstomper.
3. Constantines – Young Lions
A stunner from the Canadian band's excellent Shine A Light album.
4. The Megaphonic Thrift – Queen Of Noise
Another excellent new album release that makes me think it's 1995 all over again. Or 1988, if you dig this Sonic Youth homage.
5. Presents For Sally – We Always Smile Sweeter
Driving mini-anthem from the UK.
6. The Sunshine Factory – Can't Be Found (Falling Down)
You know when a song's so good you're sure you heard it somewhere before? When that ringing guitar kicks in on this track, you'll know what I mean.
7. Go For Gold – A Way Of Changing
Not my usual thing, but the harmonies used by this Danish band during the choruses hit the spot.
8. Odio Paris – Big Business Monkey
Another dark rocker from this excellent Spanish band.
9. Mentalease – Sunday
Tidal psychedelic shoegaze from…Des Moines.
10. Thee Heavenly Music Association – Angelic Disorder
The Exile In Guyville Liz Phair vibe grabbed me right away. But this goes deeper and trippier.
Been sitting on this brooding dark Russian chillwave for a while. Apparently this is translated as "become weaker."
12. The Golden Filter – Age Of Consent
Interesting stripped down take on the classic New Order tune, courtesy of Mojo. Pretty cool that the tune still works minus the original's famous bassline.
13. Keith Canisius – Save The Sharks
Could I finally be 'getting' Keith Canisius? A couple of his tracks have gotten my attention recently. There's a beautiful, classic pop song quietly hiding here.
14. Matthew Dear – Headcage
I snapped up this EP shortly after it came out because MD tracks are always worth a listen. Interesting how his sound continues to evolve. This track sounds like it could have come out on My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts.
15. Active Child – Johnny Belinda (White Arrows remix)
Cut-up samples mixed with falsetto vocals lends this tune a dramatic aura. Till next time.


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A grenade attack on Mexico's top television station during the nightly news Tuesday is the latest – and most high-profile – threat against freedom of expression in Mexico since President Felipe Calderón launched a concerted offensive against drug traffickers two years ago.
Media watch groups consider Mexico among the most dangerous places for journalists to operate. Reporters on the drug beat are increasingly the victims of intimidation as warring drug traffickers vie for power and lucrative routes into the US market.
Some 5,700 Mexicans were killed last year in drug-related violence – more than double the total from the record reached the year before. The majority of violence is between drug traffickers, but civil society – from businesses owners to bystanders, prosecutors to reporters – are increasingly victims. Many journalists now write without bylines – if they report on drug trafficking at all. And the attack on the TV station in the bustling, northern town of Monterrey, a manufacturing hub, is the latest sign that narcotraffickers don't want anyone covering their activities.
"We face a huge risk of becoming a blind and deaf country, because the messengers are not telling us what they are observing out of sheer fear," says Mexican congressman Gerardo Priego Tapia, who presides over a federal special commission on attacks against the media. "We think that this case, against the most important TV company in Mexico in one of the most important business capitals in Latin America, is not an accident. It's a symbol and a warning of how this year is going to be."
Broadcasters at Grupo Televisa reported on the attack live, as gunmen in two pickup trucks tossed a grenade and opened fire on the station in downtown Monterrey. A handwritten note left at the scene read: "Stop reporting just on us. Report on the narco's political leaders." No one was injured in the attack.
Alleged hitmen have attacked local newspaper offices across the country, some with fatal results. But this is believed to be the first attack on a TV station in Mexico.
Media rights groups condemned the assault. "Fortunately there were no victims, but this attack shows that organized crime is targeting national as well as local media," Reporters Without Borders said in a statement. "Solving this attack will be a new test for the government, which wants to make it a federal crime to use violence against the press."
Worldwide, 2008 was a safer year for traditional journalists (but tougher for online media) than 2007, according to a survey by Reporters Without Borders released in December, with 60 journalists killed, compared to 86 from the year before. Iraq ranks as the most dangerous country for journalists, with 15 killed last year, but Mexico is one of the worst. Some consider it the most dangerous country after Iraq. A study released Wednesday by the International News Safety Institute (INSI) in Belgium showed that India and Mexico followed Iraq in terms of danger for the media. They counted 10 deaths in each.
Mexico's National Human Rights Commission counts 11 reporters killed in 2008. Some of the most notorious cases in recent years include the disappearance of a TV Azteca Noreste reporter and cameraman in Monterrey – still unsolved – and the murder of Amado Ramirez, a Televisa correspondent, in Acapulco. In November, alleged hitmen killed Armando Rodriguez, a veteran crime reporter, outside his home in the border city of Ciudad Juárez.
Journalists in rugged border towns such as Juárez, where a quarter of all executions tallied by the government took place last year, say they are scared. Erika, a local drug gang reporter who did not want her last name published, says she was unwillingly moved into the post after her predecessor received a death threat. "I didn't want this job, especially because my mom is so worried," she says. Sometimes she uses her byline; other times not.
Congressman Priego Tapia says the government has not paid enough attention to the plight of journalists – partially because they are part of the problem. While nearly all, if not all, of the executions of journalists are linked to organized crime, four of ten general threats, which can include breaking cameras or phone calls warning not to publish or even physical harm, come from Mexican authorities, he says.
He is pushing for a bill, struck down at the end of last year, which makes attacks against the media a federal crime. He says that organized crime groups wield too much influence over state and local investigations.
But so far, he says, the government has responded indifferently. His case in point: In December, Octavio Orellana, Mexico's special prosecutor for crimes against journalists, downplayed the threat against freedom of expression. He said that only three of 25 reporters killed in the last two years were killed directly because of their work. They are killed for the reasons "similar to what affects the rest of Mexicans," Mr. Orellana said at a press conference, referring to the overall crime rate.
Reporters Without Borders says that four Mexicans were killed last year alone in cases where there was a clear link between their deaths and their work.


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I'm not a music prodigy but music is what always pulls me out of that dark place. Its always been there to help me move forward and see things better, to express how I feel and understand myself a bit better.
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Japan has long been known as the place with cool electronics you can't buy elsewhere, and I'm a sucker for gadgets. Last week I picked up a Zaurus C700, which is a Palm Pilot sized Linux machine with a VGA screen.

Dynamism imports them, but charges an additional $200 over the Japan price. There's an English version of the software in the works, but so far I'm getting by fine with the original Japanese.
The screen folds over so it can be used like a traditional Palm Pilot, which is great for reading NetherOak offline during my commute. It can actually play Divx movies too, but I need to buy some CF or SD memory first. Curse my Smart Media digital camera.

Since I got this I no longer need my old WinCE device, which I only used as a Japanese-English dictionary. Anyone want it? $150 shipped to anywhere in the US or Canada. Being able to just draw kanji into the thng is far more convinient than trying to look up radicals in a paper dictionary.


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Library » Frederick M. Harris Collection
Frederick M. Harris Collection
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Collection Guide William R. Arnold
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Vessey Selected Works (pdf) This presents material drawn from the public record of General John W. Vessey's service—22 June 1982 through 30 September 1985—as the Tenth Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Arranged in chronological order, the material is drawn from his speeches, Congressional testimony, published articles, selected correspondence and interviews. It reflects General […]
Gleason and Margaret Wilson Biography (pdf) A short biographical summary of the World War II experiences of Gleason and Margaret Wilson. Archival research and exhibit (on display from June 2018 until January 2019) by Marshall Museum Summer 2018 intern Leah Ingle, a graduate student in History at Liberty University.
The following pages contain a list of the technical terms used most frequently in Economic Cooperation Administration (ECA) operations.
Collection: C.W. Bowman Collection
Sometime in 1968, C. W. Bowman took care of a young Vietnamese boy. He picked him up off the streets in Saigon during the Tet offensive (January-September of 1968). The boy's family had been killed and he was living on the street. Charles Bowman bought him a uniform and fed him at the Company area.
Call Number: FRA-00996 Collection: National Archives Marshall Plan Photographs
Scene along country road in northern France.
Call Number: FRA-00998 Collection: National Archives Marshall Plan Photographs
A wheat field in France.
Call Number: FRA-00997 Collection: National Archives Marshall Plan Photographs
Factory under construction in northern France.
Call Number: FRA-00993 Collection: National Archives Marshall Plan Photographs
Wheat field in northern France. In the background, coal mine and huge slag heap.


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The victim is this case had his credit card taken by a suspect at the Kinko's Fed Ex (650 Orchard Park Rd) West Seneca.
The resident reported finding a bicycle in their yard which
did not belong to them in the Indian Church Rd./ City Line are of the Town of West Seneca in mid August 2012. Upon
review of home security system it was discovered that a W/M possibly teen had dumped a bicycle and stolen a bicycle belonging to another resident of the area .
If you can identify or believe you may know the subject in the video Contact the West Seneca Police Detective Bureua @ 716-674-3154
Crimestopper Case #D49-11-109664
If you can Identify this suspect please Contact: WSPD CrimeStoppers
Crimestoppers West Seneca Police Case#D49-11-116870 larceny hardware store.
2-W/M' entered store multiple expensive tool kits. Larger suspect W/M approx.6'2" has tattoo Rt.Arm. Suspects Left scene in possibly gold/tan toyota camry.09/21/2011
WSPD Anonymous TipLine 716-675-8423
John J. Miskovski. Chief Miskovski took over the duties of Chief of Police on July 12, 1993. Chief Miskovski started as a patrolman in 1969 and held a number of ranks within the department including Lieutenant prior to becoming chief. Under his direction the department received it's accreditation by New York State. At the time in 1993 we were one of only 55 departments in the state that held this honor. Our department still holds it accreditation today. Under Chief Miskovski our department expanded its specialization. Chief Miskovski installed a K-9 Unit, Honor Guard, Traffic Unit, Centralized records and dispatch and arson investigators to the department. Chief Miskovski retired in 2001.


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PBS NewsHour Weekend full episode Aug. 6, 2017
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On this edition for Sunday, August 6, Iran gains new influence in Afghanistan, and how the Trump administration is pursuing a conservative agenda. Later, a Hawaiian island combats the effects of invasive parakeets. Hari Sreenivasan anchors from New York.
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Friday, November 11, 2011
Halloween Daylight
25 comments:
- Pam Morris said...
fantastic shots! I especially adore the third one and the last one. you could make some greeting cards with these. beautiful!
- November 11, 2011 at 3:43 PM
- tim said...
Great shots! Very creepy, in the daylight even.
- November 11, 2011 at 3:45 PM
- Jay's Shadow said...
What a way to wow your new neighbors the first time with Halloween goodness....
- November 11, 2011 at 4:01 PM
- Hopsy the beer drinking clown said...
Nice photos as always Rot! By the way...do you chill your fog?
- November 11, 2011 at 4:12 PM
- ShellHawk said...
You must have had the scariest porch in the history of your new neighborhood!
BTW, I don't remember if you commented as to how the neighbors reacted. How was the response? (Sorry if you already did a post and I didn't see it. I'm sometimes lame that way!)
- November 11, 2011 at 4:12 PM
- Anonymous said...
What is that plant in the first pic?
- November 11, 2011 at 4:21 PM
- Rot said...
The neighbors seemed to really love it.
The entire block gets into Halloween...A huge house down the way had a stirring witch and a flying crank ghost...that's the guy I mentioned before who stopped when he saw me painting a prop (A Swamp Foetus).
We were definitely a hit with adults more so than children..and I totally get that. We're not exactly "fun" when it comes to the display. That's what's cool about this block - we have fun Halloween homes and a dark weird house up at the corner. : )
- November 11, 2011 at 4:29 PM
- Rot said...
Those buds are from the coolest flower vine...moon flowers - dusk/night blooming white flowers. Large like big white moths...so strange that they only bloom at night. Bean picked those up for our trellis/arch. The buds are large and creepy.
- November 11, 2011 at 4:32 PM
- Rot said...
I had a fog machine behind the witch, with a long black plastic tube which came around along the side of the porch, under the sentinels. We had it filled with frozen water bottles, with a huge pile of ice at the furthest opening. Worked great to chill the fog. The ground was still cold and wet from the melted snow, so it worked even better than normal.
- November 11, 2011 at 4:44 PM
- wicKED said...
WOW! I love the way you have the sentinels turned in look at the porch. When somebody got up there, I bet they felt trapped and claustrophobic they watched them.
I am going to get me some moonflowers... Landscaping for Halloween ;)
- November 11, 2011 at 7:27 PM
- Sharon Day said...
I want to live in that magical world all the time. Anything is possible in that kind of setting.
- November 11, 2011 at 7:27 PM
- Vintage Seance said...
So freakin' cool!
- November 11, 2011 at 7:55 PM
- Kathy said...
How great was that? Great photos and I especially love the last photo of under the porch.
Thanks for making my Halloween so great.
Do you ever offer tutorials?
- November 11, 2011 at 9:31 PM
- Marrow said...
Amazing photos.
Very, VERY sinister considering these are daylight photos. The pumpkin sentinels look especially cool in these pics.
- November 11, 2011 at 10:37 PM
- Marianne said...
These pictures are beautiful....especially the black and whites.
I really like your technique with the fog chilling. What kind of black plastic tube? I am thinking that corrugated stuff they use in landscaping?
- November 11, 2011 at 11:04 PM
- The October boy said...
spectakular pictures as always Rot. I would kill to have a porch like that.
- November 12, 2011 at 12:52 AM
- Rot said...
Yep. It's the solid corrugated tubing. Not the one with holes for irrigation. I sawed slits in it under the sentinels and near the fake fire pit. Even without frozen water bottles, the fog was getting chilled just by staying in the tube.
- November 12, 2011 at 3:01 AM
- Brian M said...
Great Pics! I like these day shots as much as the night ones, especially fond of the black & whites. I had success with using the black corrugated tubing this year too.
- November 12, 2011 at 8:40 AM
- Countess VonRauber (Heidi) said...
Wow! Seeing the daytime shots is quite a treat =) The leaves that you have covering the ground are so perfect for your style haunt.
Everything looks beautiful ;)
- November 12, 2011 at 9:44 AM
- Darkrose Manor said...
Hubs is far more eloquent with words than I am and would be much better at expressing how cool your creations always are. Suffice it to say.... awe inspiring, beautiful, amazing, stunning, and just plain awesome! Thank you for sharing yet another haunty season with us. :)
- November 12, 2011 at 12:05 PM
- Dave Lowe said...
You are an inspiration. It's almost impossible to make a haunt look even better in daylight, but you sir have done it.
P.S. Thank you for the display spotlight the other day. Getting mentioned on your blog is like getting an official Halloween seal of approval.
- November 13, 2011 at 5:35 PM
- Rot said...
Thanks, Dave!
- November 13, 2011 at 7:44 PM
- Jeff in Pgh said...
I feel like I've gotten to peek behind the curtain of the great and powerful...
The very best, as always.
- November 13, 2011 at 8:04 PM
- pensive pumpkin said...
phenomenal. really. inspiring.
- November 14, 2011 at 11:47 AM
- Heather said...
Love the daytime fog!
- November 14, 2011 at 11:55 AM


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Last Sunday was the final Tampa Bay Rays game of the 2009 season. It is funny, but for some reason this years just seemed to fly by, and was over way to soon for some of us sitting in the stands. Not sure why it felt that way unless the extra time last season marching onto the World Series just made 2008 seem almost three months longer. But unfortunately, we are at that time where bags are packed and boxes are sent to other locations so members of the team can get some needed R&R before starting it all over again in 2010.
And because of that extra time playing the game they love, some of the Rays had an abbreviated off season in 2009 because of other activities, such as participation in the World Baseball Classic, or several Rays players went to Winter Ball in 2008 and had only about 3 1/2 months to themselves and to individually train before they had to reporting to Port Charlotte, Florida for their first Spring Training away from St. Petersburg.
So on that last day of the season, I decided to ask a few of the Rays if they had any special plans or goals for this off season. And I have to admit, that one of the "vacation" suggestions makes me hunger to maybe hide somewhere in their luggage, just pop a few air holes in the bag for me please! But there also seemed to be another angle coming up in a lot of their conversations. The talk of just total rest and relaxation without the stress or pressure of the white round ball.
It seemed that so many of them just wanted to just "chill and relax" after the rush and the extent of the 2008 playoff season. And still others have a few life changing moments coming fast on the horizon and needed to make some last minute adjustments before getting on with their lives. Then there was a small group who might be facing that decision about their careers, and if they still want to don a uniform in 2010 for any team.
A total of three members of the Rays Bullpen will be getting married this off season, two players and Scott Cursi, the Rays Bullpen catcher who will finally marry his sweetheart of five years in November 2009. It is funny, it is just like yesterday that I met Cursi and his bride-to-be, who used to work for the Rays and is now working in partnership with Rays Manager Joe Maddon's wife, Jaye in a concierge service for people on the go, like the Rays players and their families.
I pulled it out of Cursi that they are going to have their romantic and exotic honeymoon on St Lucie's Island at the all inclusive Sandals resort, and both should come back with a beautiful Fall tan. But then we also have a former members of the Rays Bullpen crew going down the aisle soon in ex-Ray Jason Hammel, who will be getting married this off season in St. Petersburg, Florida in the striking Renaissance Vinoy resort right on the waters of Tampa Bay.
Rays reliever Grant Balfour will be the first to be strolling down the aisle this off season, and the Aussie is not planning any additional triathlete competitions this off season, but is just going to enjoy the time off this year. Rays closer Du Jour J P Howell will also be closing the deal with his bride-to-be also this Fall, and then plans to just be "The Dude" until it is time again to report to Spring Training camp. Congratulations to both guys and their brides, and I wish all of you all the luck in the world and a total boat of happiness as you begin your lives together.
Neither of them would tell me where they plan to honeymoon, but that is okay, because one veteran member of the Rays Bullpen might have them beat totally just on the romance factor anyways. Rays reliever Dan Wheeler and his wife will be taking a beautiful European adventure to Italy, with stops in Rome, Florence and Venice on the agenda. Hopefully while he is on his Italian adventure, Wheeler might see the lone Rays cap that Rays Manager Joe Maddon saw in 2008 in an Italian train station.
I have to say, this might be the one I want to see pictures of when he gets home (I wish!). Just the idea of getting out of the country like Cursi and Wheeler sounds like the perfect way to get some isolation and some peace to again get ready for another 6 months plus grind in 2010. And that is one of the great advantages of having a job that is not 9-5, for 12 months out of the year. Plans can be made, and special events planned without a hitch. Wish some days we could all live like that.
But several members of the Rays roster will not have that luxury of world travel and no commitments. Some of the Rays are committed to going to play Winter ball in exotic locales. This additional work should show the Rays brass that they are vital pieces needed by the team, and also get some great prep and conditioning work before they report to Spring Training in February. Justin Ruggiano, who was at Durham Bulls for all of the 2009 season will be heading to Venezuela, while Shawn Riggans will be heading to Puerto Rico for Winter ball.
Also scheduled to go to Winter ball, but he doesn't know his location yet is outfielder Fernando Perez, who was out most of the season with a bum wrist. This actually might be a great thing for Perez to not only get some work in at the plate, but to get some flexibility in his wrist so he is not a question mark in the Spring. This upcoming season might be his time to shine, or he might find himself somewhere else soon manning the outfield for another team. There might be others from the Rays roster also going to Winter ball, but that list has not be released to the public yet.
But then there are guys like reliever Randy Choate who participated in Winter ball last season and will just wants to sit back and relax this season. Jeff Bennett, who came to the Rays late in the season, is planning to remain in the Tampa Bay area for a while this off season to work on his conditioning before going back to Tennessee and working out and gaining more strength and endurance after his injury in 2009 while he was with the Atlanta Braves..
While Bennett might be sweating and working out, two members of the Rays might be hanging up their cleats for good this off season. Veteran Russ Springer has been playing baseball for a long time, and made his Major League debut back in 1992. Springer has been considering retiring this off season to spend more time with his family and to pursue some of his other interests in life.
Springer is also looking forward with more time playing and enjoying his young son, who has autism and just be there to spend quality time with him. But you can bet that there will be more than one opportunity for him to put his coondog in the truck and maybe meet up with fellow Rays teammate Chad Bradford and go duck or deer hunting this off season. Both men value their country roots, and they both developed a great kinship this season around outdoor sports.
You could see that this bond should hold firm as both men live in the off season back in the Alabama-Louisiana area. But Bradford, who is also considering retiring to spend more time with his newborn, and the rest of his family, might have a Hollywood role in his future. And his addition to the silver screen might be delayed right now due to some script re-writes, but because of his time with the Oakland Athletic earlier in his career, the role would be a new adventure for Bradford.
There were rumors earlier in 2008 that when the movie "Moneyball" finally goes into full scale production, Bradford might be able to play himself in the movie. At that time it was not known if he would have the time during the season for such an adventure. It would be a great opportunity for Bradford, who reminds me of actor John Ashton, who played Sergeant Taggert in the "Beverly Hills Cop" trio to get some quality time on the silver screen.
But Bullpen guys like Brain Shouse and Lance Cormier are just going to take it day-by-day and just enjoy the time to relax, spend time with family and to heal up before reporting again in February. But there is one member of the Rays family group who might be going a hundred miles-an-hour during this off-season. Todd Kalas, who does the Rays television broadcast in various positions, will be working hard this off season involving himself with University of South Florida basketball and helping to host some of the Tampa Bay Lightning pre and post game shows.
Also heavy on Kalas agenda will be working with FSN Florida to do the Sunbelt Conference "Games of the Week" during the football and basketball seasons. So as you can see, there will be plenty of great stories and awesome pictures to be passed around when the Rays report after the second Saturday in February 2010.
But this year there will be no precursors of World Baseball Classic or even the usual smatterings of International games for players to have to report early this season to their teams. It might be one of the first years in the last several seasons that everyone on the Rays roster will come into the season with a vigor and vitality to again make some noise in the American League East. And maybe this off season is the time for the team to regroup and intensify their energies to again challenge for the top spot in the American League.
And a few of you asked what I might be doing this off-season at the last game. Well, hopefully I will be going out to Seattle, Washington and completing the inside of my old retirement abode out on Whitbney Island near the city of Coupville that I originally started work on in 2007. Then after it is completed, let my cousins live in it until I am ready to "Go West old man" maybe in about 5 seasons.
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At the fair, adventurous gastronomes can try "thang co" blood porridge, a popular dish of the H'Mong and other local people. The Flower H'mong minority is the most common here, and their colourful dresses makes is a beautiful sight.
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River trails and the offerings at a local brewery tempt Larry Schwartz out of his cosy alpine retreat.
We venture to the small Alpine Shire town on a grey and forbidding weekend when the snow is thick on nearby Mount Buffalo and it threatens to rain in the township, about 320 kilometres north-east of Melbourne.
As always, we plan to leave home in Melbourne's outer east earlier than we do. It's almost midday by the time we head up the Hume Highway, reaching Bright in the grey, late afternoon.
There is plenty of firewood on the verandah and out the back for the wood heater in the cottage, one of three near the main building. We are soon snug and the temptation is to remain indoors.
There are also three apartments in a mews building behind the Tudor-style main house, which was built in the early 1970s on a half-hectare that was once a timber mill's dump and is now an attractive English woodland garden with maple, oak and some eucalyptus trees.
The cottage enjoys a mountain view through the trees. A path flanked by box hedging leads past a gazebo and fountain.
You walk down a grassy embankment on to the Canyon Walk. Turn left and you're just a few minutes' stroll from the centre of town; right and you can enjoy a lengthier walk along the river.
The deal maker It is a quiet weekend and we are among the few visitors in what turns out to be an ideal location. We're here to rest and ramble, not look for camaraderie. You hear the rush of river the moment you open the front door.
It's cold and drizzly so I take an umbrella as I amble towards the small town once known as Morse Creek and renamed in the 1860s after the British politician John Bright. There is time to stop in a riverside park for some tai chi before heading back again.
Ours is a spacious, airconditioned one-bedroom apartment flanked by the other two, with a comfortable queen-size bed and a free-standing wardrobe on polished wooden floors.
There is an open-plan living area and a fully fitted galley kitchen on terracotta tiles, with two gas hot plates, microwave and fridge.
The bathroom has a spa and shower and a tasteful blue and white tiled floor. Overall, the cottage is simple, clean and uncluttered, with a blur of green through double-glazed windows in the kitchen and a view through the foliage from the windows at the front.
Stepping out The river calls and, soon enough, we venture out along the thickly wooded path - where you can stand on a bridge and watch the water surge beneath you - or stroll into town for coffee at a small restaurant that shares its name, Ginger Baker, with a rock drummer best known for his stints with Cream and Blind Faith.
I stop at a tiny second-hand bookstore but having brought along my own little stack and finding nothing I want among the scuffed offerings, I settle for a variety of beers at Bright Brewery, including a malt-flavoured, Belgian-style "dubbel" with a hefty 8.5 per cent alcohol content, which the brewers caution you "treat ... with reverence, lest it smite you down".
Bright is as pretty a town as I had been led to believe. The few days pass too quickly.
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Prices for apartments and cottages range from $155 to $180 a night a couple. The one-bedroom cottage is $170 a night. There is an extra $15 charge for a single night during a weekend.
Bookings Phone (03) 5755 2040, see merrimeetcottages.com.au.
Getting there 320 kilometres via the Hume Highway and Great Alpine Road.
Perfect for A couple or family.
Wheelchair access No.
While you're there Visit the wineries, enjoy the river walks, cafes including Ginger Baker and The River Deck Cafe and restaurants including Simone's, Poplars and Sole e Luna.


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Leo and his bonafide at the fair
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Leonardo DiCaprio and his current bonafide, Kelly Rohrbach, were papped at the Malibu fair on Sunday. He must not have known because otherwise, he'd be walking around with a trash bag over his head. Oscar the Grouch, but way less cute…now. According to the photographer who was there, Leo and Kelly were holding hands and kissing as they went on rides together. Full Story
MET Braids: Minka Kelly & Emmy Rossum
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There were a LOT of braids at the MET Gala last night. As Duana pointed out, it's like they all think the Khaleesi and Cersei Lannister's hair counts as punk on its own. I can get down with the braid as part of a punk outfit, and you know, I've almost never hated a braid, but it doesn't quite elevate when it's matched with a purple very safe Carolina Herrera gown (are her breasts too low?) and an equally safe, horribly unimaginative Donna Karan. Full Story
Sailor Girl and a Walking Penis
Avril Lavigne went out for Halloween without fiancé Chad Kroeger last night. I'm sure he enjoyed her costume at home. That sentence was intended to make you dry heave. Like, she's agreed to marry Chad Kroeger. If you're not dry heaving I need you to think about this and get back to me in 10 seconds. Full Story
On Hating Emmy Rossum
There was an article that appeared on Gawker today: Which Actresses Do You Irrationally Hate? (How much do you love that Jessica Biel appears under the headline?) The thing with me is – I don't irrationally hate anyone. All my Hating is Rational. Full Story
Double Rossum
Oh look. It's the dry heave-inducing Rossum in LA last night leaving a show at the Troubadour with her very own doppelganger. But of course the Rossum would have a friend twin. My friend Lo had a weird anxiety attack about us both wearing our converse in London last week even though they were different colours. Full Story
Even the bears hate Rossum
See? I'm not the only one who finds her sugar sh-t repellent. Turns out the Rossum is annoying across different species. Even bears. Rossum attended the Wildlife Conservation Society Spring Gala in New York last night wearing, what else?, a white wedding dress and her sickly smile. NY Magazine Full Story
Photo Assumption: Braff & the Rossum
Zach Braff and Emmy Rossum both attended the Green event last night in New York. Want to Photo Assumption Braff's face as he's sitting beside her? I don't want to be your friend, stop begging me. But f-ck is she desperate. It's an environmental debate. Look at her footwear. Necessary? No. Full Story
Shameless Rossum
F-CK! Hollywood rapes all good things. Emmy Rossum sugar rapes every good thing. And some assholes in Hollywood have decided to let Rossum rape Shameless. Yes. It's an American version of the show for Showtime which will star William H Macy as the Gallagher patriarch and Emmy sodding Rossum as …FIONA. Full Story
Rossum is mysterious
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There's a 20+ year difference
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NearlyFreeSpeech necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 159 diseños de 33 diseñadores freelance.
Our mid-sized web-hosting company needs a new site design that accurately reflects its "bare metal, no bull****" values and attitude.
NearlyFreeSpeech.NET is a web hosting provider specializing in do-it-yourself pay-as-you-go shared hosting for technology enthusiasts. Our reputation is for no-BS, no marketing-speak, and being run by nerds, for nerds.
Correspondingly, our site and service are very much "bare metal."
However, the design of our public site is a little rough, even for us, and there's no doubt it hurts our business. We need a new public site design that accurately reflects our beliefs, our image and service offering without looking like it was coded together over the weekend by someone with no design experience learning about CSS for the first time.
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SAN FRANCISCO – Most people associate Super Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto with Nintendo's classic 8-bit games, but Yoshio Sakamoto's retro cred stretches back almost as far.
Sakamoto joined the company in 1982 and was responsible for several cult hits on the Nintendo Entertainment System, from Wrecking Crew to Balloon Fight. As a producer at Nintendo, he's also in charge of games like Wario Ware: D.I.Y.. At Game Developers Conference last month, he spoke about his long history at Nintendo.
As one of the creators of Metroid, Sakamoto's next big game is Other M, the latest Wii version of the outer space adventure game series. But since we'd already talked about that game at last year's E3, I wanted our interview at GDC to concentrate on Sakamoto's early history.
Wired.com: What year did you join Nintendo, and what was the first thing you worked on?
Yoshio Sakamoto: I entered the company in 1982, which seems like quite a long time ago now. At that time, we were mostly making Game & Watch products. But this was also the first time that they had begun to recruit new employees from art programs at universities. So I was working on the multiscreen version of the Game & Watch Donkey Kong game. If you remember the barrels and the cranes in that game, I made those. That was the first thing I ever created that appeared in a game.
Wired.com: What were the challenges in drawing for LCD games?
Sakamoto: When we were working on the Game & Watch, everything was in black and white. There were two things we really had to pay attention to. The first was line thickness. We couldn't go below a certain thickness and still have good visibility. Another one was, whenever you have joined segments on a liquid crystal display that appear and disappear, you have to be very careful about the gap that you leave between the two. It would have to be at least a certain amount of space.
Wired.com: Very shortly after that, the Famicom came out. So they put you to work making art for those games?
Sakamoto: Even before the Famicom era, I was involved with a couple of arcade projects. I'm not sure if you remember Donkey Kong Jr., but at that time, Mr. Miyamoto was working on some of the pixel art for the game and needed some help. So he actually pulled me from another department of the company entirely. He spoke to my boss, and I was available, so that was another big debut for me.
It's true that creating pixel art was my first experience in the videogame industry, but one of the stranger experiences I had was an interaction with Gunpei Yokoi, where he said, "If you can make pixel art, you can make a game." So when Famicom came out, he pulled me and I began to direct titles for that.
Wired.com: What was Yokoi like as a boss, as a game designer? How would you contrast him with Miyamoto?
Sakamoto: I think that earlier episode, where he said "If you can make pixel art, you can make a game," was a pretty good illustration. He was the one that was always really pushing us to come up with new and creative ideas. The way that he would constrain us was to say, "All you have to do is come up with a great idea, and give it to a designer. In fact, I don't want you guys to learn any of the technical stuff. It's just going to hold you back."
Whereas Mr. Miyamoto would say, you have to learn the technical side to be able to give 100 percent to the designer. But Mr. Miyamoto was never my boss, so it's hard to compare them on that scale.
Wired.com: When Yokoi said to you, "If you can draw pixel art, you can make a game," what did you think at that moment?
Sakamoto: I remember thinking, "Well, if my boss says so, then maybe I can. But I certainly know that I have to try." I was also very interested, so I worked hard at it.
Wired.com: What was the first game you designed?
Sakamoto: Wrecking Crew, a game where you break walls. There was the home console version, as well as an arcade cabinet that actually had a head-to-head setup. I don't know if it actually came out in the United States or not.
Wired.com: I think it did. At that point, you were using Mario and Luigi as characters. Did you have to go and ask Miyamoto if it was OK to use them?
Sakamoto: Originally, the Wrecking Crew character wasn't Mario. He was just a guy with no moustache, wearing overalls. I was in a different department, but Mr. Miyamoto came along and said, "You know, you should probably just use Mario. He's really easy to draw, and people recognize him." So it was actually Mr. Miyamoto who pushed that.
Wired.com: The design of Wrecking Crew was more complicated than a straightforward platform game. What was your inspiration there?
Sakamoto: A lot of things. I wanted to make a game where you broke walls and got sort of a "puzzle" feel out of that. And nothing really I could put my finger on as far as a specific influence or inspiration, I was just imagining that type of puzzle action game.
Wired.com: Between Wrecking Crew and Metroid, what did you work on?
Sakamoto: Balloon Fight. And then there was another game that only came out in the U.S., called Gumshoe.
Wired.com: Gumshoe was kind of weird. How did you come up with that one?
Sakamoto: Well, I remember that Mr. Yokoi had come to me saying that he really wanted to design a light gun game. And I had this initial idea of making a ball jump when you shot it with a gun. And so he asked me to flesh that out. I created something, and tried it, and it turned out to not really be that much fun. But we decided that if you could keep shooting things as the main control scheme, this could be perhaps something very interesting.
So we had this old man who was running down the street, shooting things like a bottle, and it's not so much that you're shooting it, but you're telling it, "Jump!" This had changed quite a bit from Mr. Yokoi's original idea, but it had turned into something very interesting.
At the same time, I didn't even have permission from him, but I decided to make the character look a little like Mr. Yokoi. When he first saw it, he was very surprised: "What have you done here?"
Wired.com: You said you were inspired by the Italian filmmaker Dario Argento – is that inspiration was why so many red, yellow and orange colors were used in the design of Samus? Or, are we just taking it way too far?
Sakamoto: You're overthinking it. Sorry!
Wired.com: What are some specific ways, though, that these films that you mentioned inspired you in terms of creating games?
Sakamoto: One of the things that I really like so much about Argento's films is his use of music and quick cuts to create this amazing contrast from one scene to the next. The music would come along, swelling, and then a big cut with a wonderful surprise for the audience. And he was very good at using those sound effects to change the mood immediately, on a dime.
All of this was very stimulating as I was creating these formulative creative ideas. I thought that this music was perfect for a scary environment, and that it must be possible to include that sort of feeling in a game through music. I think some of that came out when I was working on Famicom Detective Club.
As for Metroid: Other M, we have professional musicians who are much more sophisticated about these sorts of things than I am. But I discussed with them a lot about creating those dramatic moments, and we have found ways to use dramatic camera angles and other tricks that probably do share some inspiration that I originally got from Argento's films.
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When 2012 drew to a close, it appeared that the First Amendment case between Charles Carreon and his satirist had more or less drawn to a close, save for a dispute over whether Carreon would have to pony up a few thousand dollars for evading service of the lawsuit. Techdirt has a good overview here.
Not so. On New Year's Eve, Satirical Chas' lawyers (Paul Alan Levy of Public Citizen and Cathy Gellis) filed a motion seeking over $40,000 in legal fees from Charles Carreon (PDF). The filing also suggests that Register.com (the domain name registrar providing the satirist with 'private' registration) may yet be sued for capitulating to Carreon's censorious threats and revealing the satirist's identity.
The filing by Satirical Chas' lawyers seeks $40,115 in attorneys fees from Carreon. For reasons that I'll decline to expound upon here — I'm not inclined to help Carreon develop arguments — I'm skeptical that the court will award these fees. I'd be surprised, however, if Carreon isn't ordered to cough up the $4,000 and change incurred in remedying his evasion of service. Carreon's abusive lording (and application) of his legal skills over a satirist in an attempt to unjustly silence him should hit him in the pocketbook.
One point, however. One basis for awarding attorneys fees to a prevailing party under the Lanham Act is that a losing party's claims were made oppressively. Carreon's last filing with the court (PDF) probably does little to help him. He apologizes profusely that the court's time was taken for dealing with his bogus threats. Rather than demonstrate remorse for the chaos his censorious threats wreaked on others' lives (notably including Satirical Chas), Carreon openly (and needlessly) admits his contempt for his critics:
"This entire experience has been a trying, difficult ordeal. In addition to being savagely lampooned by plaintiff's website, I received hundreds of emails from persons of his ilk, many wishing me an ill fate, including that my career would collapse, that I would raped to death by a bear, and other unpleasantness. The Court will not be able to understand the intense psychological pain engendered by such a brutal onslaught from a public that really knows nothing about me. I not only had no desire to litigate this case, I found it hard to believe it was really happening, and that Mr. Levy was pursuing it with such exaggerated dedication. I am a hardy soul, thank heavens, and did not give in to the destructive selfhatred that has caused many victims of cyberbullying to injure themselves and others, but I will say this – I felt their pain deeply, and I will never inveigh against anyone in the public forum by deriding their character as others have mine."
Because Charles Carreon would never publicly impugn the character of his critics. Leave that to his wife, Tara Carreon, who is busy trying to link Matt Inman of the Oatmeal and the Newtown massacre. And let's just forget about Charles Carreon's vengeant Rapeutation.com.


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2011: New England Division III champion in 4x100, 4x400 relay (outdoor) … NCAA Division III All-Region in 200m (indoor & outdoor) … NEWMAC All-Conference in 4x400 relay … recorded program's seventh-best indoor time in 200m (22.69 seconds) of all-time … won 200m (23.25 seconds) against Bates and Colby (indoor) … won 200m (22.23 seconds) against Bates, Colby and Southern Maine (outdoor) … won 4x100, 4x400 relay at three different meets … finished third in 200m (22.25 seconds), fourth in 400m (51.74 seconds) and third in 4x100 relay (43.28 seconds) at NEWMAC championship.
Off the Track: Majoring in computer science and engineering with a concentration in music … internship running a digital piano lab … completed an IBM co-op … also part of the MIT men's soccer team … received the Henry Smythe Scholarship and the Stanley V. Margolin Scholarship.
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I hope you get in, but for purely selfish reasons. I want to say I know a guy that doing Georgetown law.
The Ms. just argued in front of the Cal Sup Court last September.
I would trade ten years of my life to get into Georgetown.
I took the LSAT two saturdays ago and will be putting in my applications in the next two weeks.
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Missed your birthday - hope you had a good one!
I don't have the intelligence for it. That has been apparent to me for awhile. The mental talent for it is not something that everyone has. Grad school will be okay. I'm better off than I was three years ago when I thought I was stuck in retail for the rest of my life, haha.
You're a great man.
Do you live?
It's not a rush my man. I feel for pestering you. It's just that the professors I deal with seem to have massively differing opinions on what a brief is and what it should contain. They were all prominent lawyers once, but I suspect that some of them may be out of touch. The attorney who is currently practicing had us brief cases in what I thought was the most logical manner. I'd be interested to see your wife's opinion. Again, thank you.
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