![]() It seems only yesterday that my odyssey began and, in reliving my life as a designer, collector, curator, and artist over the past seven decades, the best analogy I have found is of a book woven into chapters of unplanned encounters and magical inspirations."Peach" redirects here. “ Taking this book from a dream to a dedicated project has been almost too wonderful to be true. Growing up in British Hong Kong, his book is partly autobiographical and partly a reflection on creativity through a hugely appealing visual cocktail. Collecting – meaning precisely holding an object in one’s hand and finding out how it has been made – has always been associated with inspiration and creativity for Chan. I know that one day I will need to refer to it, ” he says. “It is like holding history in your hands. His impeccable eye for Asian artefacts led him to create this kaleidoscopic wealth of objects that are organised by theme in the book, from tea to dragons to boxes of every kind, by way of Chinese ceramics, Japanese lacquers and a particular predilection for objects produced for China Trade.Īside from the curiosity of finding out about the tastes of the renowned Asian guru and admiring the fine rare and ordinary pieces, the book is also a lesson on how looking at objects and admiring their features and their materials teaches one to explore new concepts. And while this goes a long way in explaining how a young, self-taught designer could become such a singularly influential force in shaping the visual culture of Hong Kong and beyond, it also helps explain Alan’s insatiability as a collector,” writes Aric Chen, General and Artistic Director of Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam, Netherlands, in the foreword. His curiosity is voracious, his exuberance, inexhaustible. ![]() “ Alan is everywhere because his interests lie everywhere. Alan Chan, an acclaimed self-taught designer, famous for his innovative and inventive twist, underpinned by a creative philosophy inspired by the motto “Oriental Passion Western Harmony,” was born in Hong Kong in 1950. ![]() The author is a serious collector, who over his lifetime has acquired more than 10,000 pieces, many of which feature in these 376 pages. How else could I account for so many drawings in so little time, although I do realise that all this might sound rather bizarre,” Serafini writes, describing himself as “merely its manual executor.”Īlan Chan: Collecting Inspiration for Design, the other book discussed here, arouses equal awe and wonder. To such an extent that its author ascribes its authorship to the white cat he met by chance and took home with him: “ It sat there for hours motionless on my shoulders, in contact with my hypophysis. It is the draughtsmanship of a parallel world, worthy of the most far-fetched Surrealism. Because it’s a distant echo of Hieronymus Bosch’s moments, Escher’s lines and Beatrix Potter’s figures. ![]() ![]() It’s pointless trying to describe it because this illuminated codex, worthy of the best mediaeval amanuenses, has to be touched with the eyes and seen with the mind. A precious object, which instantly became a cult book, was seized upon by Roland Barthes before it had even been published, and was described by Italo Calvino as “the encyclopaedia of a visionary.” Like a stone thrown into a pond, it caused a ripple of derivations and spinoffs in all kinds of media, closely connected with the cultural and aesthetic world and with patronage and the art market. This Deluxe edition, markings its 40th anniversary and embellished with 17 new plates, was published by Rizzoli. “The combining of a text and an image generates a semblance of meaning, as we know, even if we understand neither the one nor the other.” Thus, his scribbling of “ lines that twisted and curved into curlicues and arabesques” led almost unwittingly to the Codex Seraphinianus, published by Franco Maria Ricci in 1981 and then republished several times. His private entertainment, his huge divertissement, consisted of creating a new alphabet, “a calligraphy, complete with upper- and lower-case letters, punctuation and accents," essentially bringing it into line with his drawings. Serafini has always seen art as an amusement park allowing the vast expanse of the cultural unconscious and the social imaginary to be explored. creative omnivore – Luigi Serafini started working with the utopian Paolo Soleri at the then nascent Arcosanti in America, later coming across Sottsass and his Memphis Group, designing the playbill for a Fellini film and, then, a multitude of other things – stage sets, paintings, sculptures, stories, articles … Experiences gathered into a number of retrospectives of his work, such as the famous Luna-Pac Serafini “ontological exhibition” at PAC in Milan. A painter, sculptor, architect, designer, ceramicist, goldsmith, writer – a.k.a. ![]()
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![]() The two who he approaches differently are Tatsuya and Maya. Katsuya - his onesided feelings regarding Maya and that he always has to give up everything for Tatsuya as well as his father Ulala - her inferiority complex regarding Maya He turns into each of them just to play his little mind games hoping that they would give in: The P2 EP Shadow Selves just represent how Lovecraft characterized Nyarlathotep: Cruel, using and tormenting humans with nightmares basically. Nyarlathotep also turned into Maya’s dad before the fight against the Great Father for a split second to shut Maya up when she tried to encourage the team. Jun also took part in this since he countered the rumors of his mother (who said that Kashihara was a bad husband and father) when he said that his dad was cool. The reason why Nyarlathotep turned into an evil version of Kashihara is because Nyarlathotep in Lovecraft stories also took the place of a researcher called Henry Akeley. He also resembles a jinn (genie) with the way he is called and he represents Jung’s archetype “the trickster” to the core. Joker is basically a twisted and evil version of an Aquarius since he certainly doesn’t help anyone when fulfilling wishes. Hebe is often depicted as an angel and the Zodiac Aquarius is very often depicted as a human/angel as well. She also helped the other gods putting on their amors. It’s based on Hebe, the Goddess of Youth who was the wife of Heracles and who was the cup bearer at Mount Olympus. It is the sister sign to Leo and the only other Zodiac which is claimed to be the Leader of the Zodiac next to Leo. You have to know what this Zodiac represents to understand Joker even better:Īquarius is the Zodiac of Friendship and it is described as a helpful and kind Zodiac. “Shadow Jun” is of course the Joker which is why nothing happens when Jun enters the Aquarius temple. Shadow Lisa represents her obsessing over Tatsuya, her being annoyed because of her japanophile parents and her trying drugs. Shadow Eikichi came to existence because of the misunderstandings regarding Miyabi (who even is part of the Shadow Eikichi plot) and his image change from Chubby Eikichi to Visual Kei Eikichi. Since he had a childhood trauma, he, the Leo of the team also never became the leader of the team he actually should have become (that’s why his Sun Arcana is reversed throughout IS and the majority of EP). This is of course really metha since you, the player are telling Tatsuya what he should do. Shadow Tatsuya points out that Tatsuya is a failure in school and that his way of thinking is main stream and that he is always doing what other people tell him. The rest of the shadows (Tatsuya/Eikichi/Lisa) is interesting since other people can actually see them (“Oh didn’t I just see you entering that temple?”) because of the rumors circulating that your team instead of Sudou’s are the terrorists. If you don’t help her she will just succumb to her shadow so that’s why you have to take her with you to save her and Anna (who without Yukino would be a lost case). Yukino’s Shadow is pretty obvious since it revolves around her boyfriend Fujii’s death. As sad as it may sound: I certainly can’t name and remember every kid I played with when I was a child and I’m sometimes also tied to my past and childhood. I can actually really relate to her shadow. I do think that it still ties her to the past since the Maya in IS never got over her past and never grew up (she hangs out with teenagers since she doesn’t want to grow up, still hasn’t gotten over her father’s death etc.). Maya is also the only one who doesn’t accept her shadow self in the end. ![]() While I don’t think that she hates the Masked Circle at all (she is actually really happy to see them again) this incident scarred her. Her Shadow even mentions it “The boy however doesn’t deserve it.”. Anyway Maya still has a grudge even though she doesn’t admit it since every member of the Masquerade except Tatsuya chose to lock her into the shrine so that she doesn’t move away. It’s in character for Tatsuya to chose Maya to save Ixquic since Tatsuya always is rewarded in the game if he lets people solve their problems themselves (which is why he is not characterized as a hero figure in IS). Shadow Maya started appearing after the Aerospace museum incident since Maya’s memories regarding the Masked Circle were sorta awakened when she touched Tatsuya’s hand while saving Ixquic from the fire. SPOILER WARNING FOR THE P2 duology and P4: I will try to compare the Shadows of Persona 2 and Persona 4 with this post: Comparison between Persona 2 Shadow Selves and Persona 4 Shadow Selves ![]() ![]() ![]() I think registered users should receive an e-mail warning about a KNOWN issue when it is of a scale that disables the application completely after a simple software update. Am I supposed to keep the other one now labeled "Amadeus Pro (MAS)" or can it be trashed?Īlso, I have lost ALL my preferences, including custom color schemes, tool layout and other settings! Can these be transferred to the updated version?Īnd what happens when the App Store gets an updated version? Do I then download it, or do I now have to stick with updates via Hairersoft because the registration has been transferred? Will I still get an update notification from the App Store and, if I download via the App Store, will I still have two versions (or three?) showing in my Applications folder? And will I get my original preferences back in the subsequent App Store update? I carried out the instructions at the top of this thread and now have two versions of Amadeus Pro in my Applications folder. Then I discover this thread after the event. I lost use of my App Store version of Amadeus Pro today after softare-updating to 10.9.5 this morning. If you are using the App Store version of Amadeus, please follow the instructions at They will be released as version 2.1.7 within the next two weeks. ClamXavHelper 1.0. Fail to fully remove ClamXav 2.18.1 on your Mac Come across troubles when uninstalling ClamXav 2.18.1 Take it easy and we will guide you through the. ![]() ![]() Since Amadeus performs an integrity check at startup, this test now fails and Amadeus refuses to run with an error message stating that it "has been tampered with". The current build of Amadeus Pro / Lite falls foul of these requirements. 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They have also been submitted to the App Store on September the 17th of and will be updated by Apple as soon as they are reviewed. Clamxav 2.1 mac os x The most significant change in this release is the correction of several scheduling bugs that were affecting Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger users. ![]() They will be released as version 2.1.7 within the next couple of days. GNU C: 12.2.1 20221121 (Red Hat 12.2.1-4) (12.2.In OS X 10.9.5 and 10.10, Apple enforced new requirements for codesigned applications and, unfortunately, the current build of Amadeus Pro / Lite falls foul of these requirements. Scan a specific file or your entire hard drive. Time to take control ClamXAV keeps threats at bay and puts you firmly in charge of your Mac’s security. This package provides a script for updating the following sources of 3rd-party clamav signatures until freshclamav gains support for such signatures. Title:ClamXav v2.11 Developer:Canimaan Software Ltd Compatibility:macOS 10.6.8 + Language:English Includes:Pre-Ked Size:20. ClamXAV is a popular virus checker for OS X. Zlib version: 1.2.12 (1.2.12), compile flags: a9 update script for 3rd-party clamav signatures. Optional features supported: MEMPOOL IPv6 AUTOIT_EA06 BZIP2 LIBXML2 PCRE2 ICONV JSON ![]() ![]() ![]() Stream It Or Skip It: 'One More Time' On Netflix, A Swedish Time Travel Comedy About Getting To Re-Live Your Best Day Stream It Or Skip It: 'The Nurse' On Netflix, A Danish Drama About A New Nurse That Suspects That A Colleague Is Killing Patients Stream It Or Skip It: ‘There There’ on Hulu, A Talky Compendium of Short Scenes with a Clever Visual Trick Is 'Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret' Streaming on HBO Max or Netflix? Where Was 'John Mulaney: Baby J' on Netflix Filmed? 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As the proverb goes: “Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting.” But where does it go? ![]() The novel is a meditation on vanity, the ways in which the pursuit of physical beauty can betray the other sources of beauty in one’s life, and how horror can lurk beneath the surface of even the most poreless skin. Yet in the world of Holistik, power, satisfaction and value are best obtained by pubic hair transplants, procedures to maintain a tooth gap, diamond freckling and an arcane, elevated religion called “Dianaism” (which encourages people to be more like Princess Diana) - all seen as undeniable improvements to the self, disregarding the restless, sweaty panic that informs each appointment or idea. When Audre Lorde said, “Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare,” she was not referring to a Botox drive-through. And she is at her best when she skewers the narcissistic, corrosive version of self-care that can be mistaken for empowerment. Her talents (Huang is a classically trained violinist, and “Natural Beauty” is her debut novel) harmonize most seamlessly when she writes about music, managing the near-impossible feat of crafting descriptions of the compositions that are as airy and adroit as the melodies themselves. spinning away from a song right as you were getting into a groove. In cosmetic terms, Huang’s plot needs some light blotting: The novel’s turn into horror feels inevitable and yet still jarring, like a D.J. ![]() Is there anything more comforting in life than knowing what to fear? At Holistik, they teach me what I need to be afraid of to become beautiful.” Caution becomes paranoia and, eventually, fear. Holistik, in its pursuit and commodification of perfection, tracks its employees for optimization: “What starts as an enthusiasm for improvement becomes an all-consuming infatuation. In need of a well-paying job to support them, she ends up at Holistik, a beauty company that straddles the cutting edge of technology, situated right between innovation and danger. When she asks the only man she sleeps with more than once if he might have feelings for her, he only stammers something about how talented she is.Īfter one of her performances, her parents get into a terrible accident, and the narrator leaves piano playing behind, convinced her hobby and selfishness are to blame. The narrator soon becomes, as many people of color do, a mascot for the school, paraded around at events and fund-raisers as she is bullied and excluded by her peers. When we meet our unnamed protagonist, she’s a piano-playing child prodigy whisked away from her Chinese immigrant parents to live, perform and suffer at a restrictive, racist music conservatory. Ling Ling Huang understands this neurosis, and in “Natural Beauty,” she plumps it up into its most profane. Money may not buy happiness, but it can secure confidence, which is close enough. The pursuit of improvement was more than skin-deep: Every shopping trip offered the possibility that I would find the product that would change everything, not only my visage but my very nature. At certain points in my 20s, it might’ve been hard for a person to distinguish my annual spending at Sephora from the G.D.P. ![]() ![]() ![]() Of course, “digital Shakespeare” encompasses much more than this essay has space to address but the various iterations of the digital Shakespeare rhizome have been amply explored elsewhere. ![]() Specifically focusing on pedagogy and literature-related reading technologies, this essay will try to offer an initial evaluation of the best practices for using the digital humanities to foster critical reading and thinking skills in the Shakespeare classroom. How can professors balance the developmental dangers of technology with the potential advantages of the digital world? Research is just emerging on this topic but this essay represents an early exploration into how best to teach the close reading and critical analysis of Shakespearean literature in a digitally saturated environment given recent research and discoveries involving digital technology and the brain. Apps such as Offtime, Freedom, and Flipd can aid students during study time by turning off social media and other distractions and professors can provide tech-free zones of learning inside the classroom but digital Shakespeare is more available than ever before. Worse, professors are under constant pressure to include elements of the “digital humanities” in their classrooms (often with little understanding of what that means), 1 even when brain scans and pedagogical studies have shown that many digital interactions actually impede learning. Even knowing this, students will not abandon their phones. Those engaging with electronic texts read in the shape of an F and store the information they do encounter in a part of the brain that is not designed for long-term memory. Studies have demonstrated that this obsession leads to numerous cognitive deficiencies: many of our students cannot focus on extended tasks, they cannot retain important information, they cannot filter out irrelevancy, they cannot appropriately process emotion, and so forth. Students today are chronically distracted by technology. But how do these resources intersect with the teaching of Shakespeare in the university classroom? In particular, how might digital technologies aid or impede the effective teaching of close reading and critical interpretation in relation to Shakespeare? Rather than discussing the various creative and interactive platforms and media available to the Shakespeare instructor, this essay focuses on recent studies exploring the consequences of using e-readers and other digital devices on individual brains in order to present (1) the demonstrably negative impact of “multitasking” on student learning, (2) the potentially damaging effects of using e-readers and e-texts in the Shakespeare classroom, and (3) suggestions regarding the best practices for teaching students to engage with complex texts like the works of Shakespeare. Digital Shakespeare is all around us: mobile apps, YouTube videos, online “participatory cultures,” electronic playtexts, web-based educational materials, even Shakespeare-themed videogames. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() yu Suzuki should have just closed this chapter and ended the saga once and for all. I suppose we will have to wait for another 18 years for shenmue 4 and another 18 following that for shenmue 5. don’t go on here expecting anything spectacular. and leaves you with a sour taste in your mouth. I would only recommend this game for shenmue fans. just play the game in Japanese you will thank me later. the American voice acting is even worse than part 1 and 2. some of the characters models are horrible. It’s very easy to max out your character, combat is very sluggish and you don’t feel like you are actually hurting your opponent. But the game is truly lacking, npc popping up on screen in thin air and just magically appearing. the ending falls completely flat, and was a very horrible horrible boss battle, if you can even call it a bosss battle. the story has many inconsistencies, and to many gaps that leave you wondering what just happened. that he does not remember any of his training. you look find Ryo struggle with enemies who he would’ve beaten down in part 1-2 which I find it very odd. in part 3 Ryo feels dumber, and as if he has not fought in the actual 18-20 years the game has been in development hell. the progress you made as Ryo in part one and two I feel we’re all lost. the game play mechanics are severely put dated though it does have its moments it shines. ![]() this is a game that should have been made in 2001-2005. part 3 on the other hand does nothing to offer current gamers, it offers no new experiences ,it is nothing ground breaking. while 2 other developers had progressed the open world genre. the game Hmmm when shenmue 1 came out it was something new and unique and something never done before. 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