The Twins - Face To Face (Special Dance Version)
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The Twins - Face To Face (Special Dance Version)
You'd think that the Twins would have the face of Anita Pudikova, the ballerina who both voiced and provided the motion capture for the murderous robots, but you'd be wrong. Those faces appear to be from the default female models that come with Unreal Engine 4. As such, they have no animation and very basic textures to denote eyes, nose, mouth, and eyebrows, all of which appear to be painted on a mannequin rather than an actual human face.
In the Lodge, she appeared to Cooper on the floor, bleeding. In another room, she appeared to him, saying she "saw the face of the man" who killed her and that it was her husband. Caroline Earle then took her place. She appeared to him again, saying she was alive, then Laura Palmer took her place. She appeared to him once again, with Earle present, then disappeared.[3]
Sales of Microsoft's own tablet, Surface, slowed, too. Microsoft said Surface revenue was $500 million up about 50% from the year-ago quarter, but a big drop from the $893 million in Surface revenue the company reported for Q4 2013.
"We think we had the team to not only make the playoffs but make a push in the playoffs," third baseman Trevor Plouffe said. "I don't think there were a lot of teams out there that wanted to face us. So we'll take that into next year."
One emerged completely. It was clearly a fox, but not a living one. The ghost was a nightmare alive. Its black bones were clearly visible. The sunken face was like a sewn mass of skin and burnt fur. It seemed to be made of mist, or more accurately, smoke, an ominous black. The smoke streamed of its body as if blown in a great wind. The eyes were burning embers that reflected back images of fiery shadow. With a flick of the wrist, a smoking sword swept from its hand, emerging from the dark bone with a hiss.
The camp exploded into chaos. Vermin were in a panic. Every soldier was screaming or shouting. The demons made of smoke and fear shrilled and thundered wicked battle cries. None could make out the words, but they did not stop running to find out. Everywhere the fiends appeared, the vermin scattered like dust in the wind. Everything was becoming insignificant in face of the looming terror. The creatures broke and run, leaving plunder and equipment behind in a desperate hope that it could pay for their lives.
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And, to be honest, it is a lot higher across the spectrum than I would have guessed, and not just for college students. My desire for normalcy in the classroom and in my workplace drive me to assume risk. I feel pressure from peers in my church community to regather, even though it still seems like a bad idea to me. Most people who know me would see me as risk averse; I am, after all, an accountant. And yet later on today I will be face-to-face with new MS Accounting students in a professional seminar in a classroom down the hall.
But, if I am being honest, I am not. I want to see my Dad, and hug his neck, and let him know face-to-face how much I love him. I almost never talk to him without him telling me how proud he is of me. How many men my age are hearing that How many men of any age are hearing that
Nathan, ten years younger, works just as hard. But I admire his focused search for truth, and his willingness to confront hard questions and to be uncomfortable in that search. He does not accept things at face value, and he has a habit of examining his own motives for why he does things. I think that will serve him well in the long run as he tries to maintain his character when he leaves home. He looks up to Kenny for many things, including his work ethic and his energy. No foosball table is safe when those two are on opposite handles, and Thanksgiving has been a stream of shouts and laughter as they have played together.
Can you teach ethics Yes. My father is living proof. It may not come with an assigned catalog number or classroom. But, life on life, we change those who are important to us. And I am grateful that one more time, last night, my sons were able to hear his voice and see his face.
This morning at Starbucks I saw Jessica, who is two years removed from this place that she loves, early in her marriage and motoring forward with her accounting firm. It brightened my day to see her face. But it heartened me even more to hear that she is investing her life in ministering to the homeless in Dallas through her church, even while she assumes substantial responsibility running jobs at the firm. She is not simply pursuing wealth and building business skills; she is investing in people and leading, inside and outside the work environment.
I wait alone, on the far side of the room opposite the door, sitting on the edge of the chair, my back facing the door, holding the small compact mirror slightly higher than my right shoulder, to one side and just in front of my face. I concentrate on breathing. I keep a watch over the mirror image of the door. This is how women check their faces in order to survey the crowd in the dance hall. This is how prisoners keep an eye on activity in the corridor. Seeing around corners. I am looking over my shoulder: my eye on the reflection of the door in the small mirror. Any-body entering can see one eye in the mirror but not my face. There is the knock and then the door opens and the first person enters the space. I keep my eye on his image in the mirror in my hand as he sits down on the chair, some distance away. We observe each other. He is facing me but I have my back to him. My hand begins to quiver so that the image in the mirror is blurring and shuddering. As I perform my actions I move quite slowly and when the sequence of moves is done, I approach the observer on the chair. I stand behind my solo audience, leaning forward with the mirror in my hand, looking over his shoulder. We look together, eyeing each other in the small silver disc. The compact case is shut closed, the door is opened and he leaves the room. The performance lasts five minutes and is repeated over several hours for one audience member at a time. For the most part, the shaking of my hand wears off after that first person and then each subsequent solo audience member entering the space is greeted by the calm surfaces of my back and the mirror.
It is some months later and I am out of breath and sweating and naked and kneeling in a pile of salt on the ground in front of a group of people. When I first look into the mirror and over my shoulder at the audience this simple reflection of my eye becomes a seemingly impossible moment. Again, this rear-view-mirror-framing - conceived of as a steady look from a still, singular, disembodied, surveying eye - becomes a trembling image of the blur of the reflective surface of the tiny mirror, held in the quivering hand of the otherwise quite steady, naked body of the performer. And my own picture of the audience in the circle of mirror becomes, at times, like an image from a video camera in the hands of a runner.
Sometimes, one-boxers object: if two-boxers are so rational, why do the one-boxers end up so much richer But two-boxers can answer: because Omega has chosen to give better options to agents who will choose irrationally. Two-boxers make the best of a worse situation: they almost always face a choice between nothing or $1K, and they, rationally, choose $1K. One-boxers, by contrast, make the worse of a better situation: they almost always face a choice between $1M or $1M+$1K, and they, irrationally, choose $1M. 59ce067264
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