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lamilanomagazine · 6 days

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Milano. Nuova mostra "Iconic Woman" aperta fino al 26 aprile a Palazzo Lombardia, con un omaggio a Carla Fraccia: ingresso gratuito a Spazio Isolaset dalle 10 alle 18.

Milano. Nuova mostra "Iconic Woman" aperta fino al 26 aprile a Palazzo Lombardia, con un omaggio a Carla Fraccia: ingresso gratuito a Spazio Isolaset dalle 10 alle 18. Aperta fino al 26 aprile, con ingresso gratuito dalle 10 alle 18, a Palazzo Lombardia, la mostra 'Iconic Women' dell'artista Domenico Pellegrino. L'esposizione è allestita presso lo Spazio IsolaSET, con ingresso da via Galvani a Milano. 'Iconic Woman', inaugurata in occasione della Design week, presenta dieci icone pop per dieci racconti, per dieci voci femminili che regalano un'anima alle installazioni luminose. Tra queste, un omaggio a Carla Fracci, grande etoile del Teatro alla Scala che nella sua carriera ha danzato sui palchi più prestigiosi di tutto il mondo. L'artista siciliano Domenico Pellegrino propone una sfida ironica a chi pensa che possano esistere i corpi senza le teste. Le sue 'Iconic women' costituiscono un unico progetto declinato su linguaggi diversi a confronto. I visitatori potranno ammirare i visi di otto donne famose, da Raffaella Carrà a Frida Kahlo e Madonna, da Marylin a Moira Orfei, dalla regina Elisabetta a Barbie, oltre a Carla Fracci. Le donne iconiche sono le protagoniste di originali installazioni in legno e luci a led, 'chiedono un corpo' ad altrettanti racconti di Eleonora Lombardo narrati da dieci donne siciliane del mondo dello spettacolo, offrendo un'interpretazione personale e autentica delle figure che rappresentano, arricchendo così il racconto dell'artista. Hanno prestato la loro voce: Stefania Auci, Giusina Battaglia, Stefania Blandeburgo, Emma Dante, Marianna Di Martino, Donatella Finocchiaro, Eleonora Lombardo, Stefania Petyx, Barbara Tabita, con la partecipazione speciale della figlia dell'artista, Anna Sofia Pellegrino, insieme ai bambini del Teatro Ditirammu. L'aggiunta di dieci dischi in vinile, accompagnati da una selezione musicale curata da Donatella Sollima, direttrice artistica dell'Associazione Siciliana Amici della musica, amplifica l'esperienza dei visitatori della mostra e dona una colonna sonora che integra le storie e i percorsi di ogni personaggio ritratto. Grazie all'utilizzo dell'app Aria Platform, i visitatori potranno accedere a contenuti speciali semplicemente inquadrando i ritratti luminosi, scoprendo contenuti digitali che animano i ritratti delle donne. Sarà possibile ascoltare la voce che legge il testo inquadrando direttamente i vinili esposti. 'Iconic Women' non è quindi solo un allestimento di opere fruibili in modo originale ma un progetto dinamico destinato ad arricchirsi nel tempo, con l'inserimento di nuovi ritratti e nuove storie legate alle città che accolgono la mostra. Dopo Milano, la mostra si sposterà a Favignana e, in autunno, a Palermo. Domenico Pellegrino, nato nel 1974 a Mazzarino (CL) è scultore e creatore di installazioni urbane luminose che raccolgono lembi della cultura mediterranea per trasformarli in pagine contemporanee. Il suo è un lavoro innovativo che trova spunti nella luce del Sud Italia, ma anche nelle luminarie delle feste patronali: le sue opere sono realizzate partendo da tecniche artigianali tramandate di generazione in generazione, rilette con un linguaggio postmoderno.... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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idkimnotreal · 1 year

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just had one of my most fun times on eu4.

playing as russia (from muscovy like a normie), solid midgame, chill run. allied to mamluks and austria (in catholic league, has not fired, i have the largest army in the world duh, had to gift austria to get them out of debt so protestants don’t declare, it worked so far).

i have offensive wars on for mamluks cause why not. they’re like the 3rd largest army after me and ottos so if they want to attack, i’m in. well, they did, i had just attacked kazan and was done coring and converting, upgrading some forts after mil tech 14, just chilling, they declared on ottos and called me in. i figured, if ottos are in a war, protestants won’t declare cause they’re 1/3 of the protestant numbers and it’s pretty even. so i accepted.

oh boy. full defensive ideas, religious as well, i have that policy on that gives +1 attrition for enemies. so i think i have a bonus 2+ attrition on top of severe winter. with all my forts in severe winter provinces upgraded (capital in st. petersburg, i have two outer rings of forts protecting the capital from the south, ottos just wouldn’t cross the hre into sweden cause duh).

like i swear. they went in like the fools they are. they lost. 100k. to attrition. 100k manpower. it was so sweet to watch. so, so sweet. i just let them come. i sacrificed golden horde territory and parts of ukraine i had just gotten from the commonwealth so ottos would take the attrition. whenever they tried sieging one of my ring forts, i would attack them, and i had more than 1 point of morale advantage over them (golden age + defensive ideas + high power projection + high prestige), which became even wider after i reached mil tech 15. but ottos had 5% more discipline, even with the discipline orthodox icon.

it was working like a charm. i was bleeding them slowly. when they retreated, i would retake some of my territory so they would have to siege it again and take more attrition. you know, playing the defensive game, cause i was not about to take the hit for a war that was not mine. i was having a blast.

then mamluks signed peace at -15% warscore. they gave. one of my provinces away. in ukraine. i altf4′d the fuck out of the game cause like i’m not losing that war. the ai sees red number and ottos building a bigger army and gets scared. but i was giving them the russian winter they wanted so much, after all it’s christmas. (it’s even funnier with songs of yuletide playing as ottos kill themselves in droves on my snow covered provinces)

literally one of the most fun i’ve had in eu4. and they say attrition doesn’t matter. nothing like bleeding ottos. they were down to 50k reserves already, from 120k. i was still sitting at my 120k from the start of the war. such a shame i’ll have to altf4 the game until the mamluks stop giving one my provinces away. i’d accept it if i were losing the war, but i’m technically not, which sucks because the ai thinks i am. figures. maybe they’re right. still fun.

(conclusion: took only 1 try; mamluks gave one of their own provinces away. ottos are absolutely destroyed after trying to invade mother russia like 3 times and failing all of them. their manpower is down to 18k. commonwealth is 0 for some reason. i think they never recovered from me. i’m going after them next, because i have truce with ottos)

#eu4 #europa universalis 4 #paradox games #interactive #russia #history #why not

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eduardomarin90 · 2 years

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A is for Azure: A New Icon for the World’s Computer from Microsoft Design on Vimeo.

Our new Azure icon is a refreshed representative of the Azure ideal: Invent with purpose. We’ve updated it in the modern spirit of the Microsoft Fluent design system, so it feels like a natural part of the Microsoft family. It embodies the qualities we want Azure to stand for: Innovative, modern, and familiar. A modern icon for the World’s Computer.

Credits:

C+AI Narratives: Ben Erickson, Cassandra Rodriguez, Eric Youngstrom, Josh Keckley, Nick Junke, Otto Arsenault, Ryan Fernan, Sofia Rybin, Traver Philips

RISE NYC: Andre Holzmeister, Andre Poli, Etienne Du Jardin, Flavio Montiel, Flavio Vidigal, Matheus Nobre, Pedro Vidigal

Azure A Team Contributors: Doug Kim, Jason Kilpatrick, Jennifer Han, Joe Hallock, Julien Tauban, Matthieu James, Pallavi Damera, Sang In Lee, Steph Battershell

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hinatastuffs · 3 years

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jojofobic · 3 years

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!! ANIME LAY0UTS . . ૮ ๑ˊᯅˋ๑ ა

fav or rb if you saved 🗯

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itch-web · 3 years

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#wonder egg priority #otto ai #otto icons #otto soft icons #wonder egg priority icons #wonder egg priority soft icons #wonder egg priority otto #wonder egg priority manga #manga #anime manga #manhwa

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danton-brothers · 5 years

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What Makes a Person (Closed Rp)

@automaton-otto

*Luther was napping at the moment while Warwolf was controlling his body. It was rather obvious for anyone who knew of the AI at this point, while organizing Luther’s books for him, he moved rather mechanically most of the time. As well as he would keep Luther’s long hair up in a tight bun as he rather disliked it getting in the way of his sight.*

*It also seemed Warwolf was deep in thought, his gaze focused in tightly and the task seemed less important than those thoughts.* So much so he only noticed another entering the vicinity of them when they came within a few feet of them.* Luther is asleep at the moment, *He begins, still putting books on the floating shelves beside Luther’s writing desk.* Pardon for the inconvenience. I will be done shortly if you need him.

#the ai experiment: warwolf #werewolf half brother: luther v danton #automaton-otto #not doing icons for this one cause Warwolf looks and behaves differently from luther even if its still luthers face

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bookipsies · 3 years

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Hello, and thank you for attending my Tedx talk: Why Spider-Man 2 is a Masterpiece

1. The opening credits that recap the entirety of Spider-Man in case you missed it

2. Guess how many other marvel heroes are in the intro? Fucking zero this movie is about Spider-Man and Spider-Man alone fuck off iron man get a job.

3. Slow pan out from Kirsten Dunst’s creepy half smile that she maintains for the entirety of the movie

4. Within the first 3 fucking minutes of this movie we get the most iconic line of all time “hey, he stole that guys pizza!”

5. Peter Parker gets 30-45 seconds of uninterrupted shot of him trying to get some mops back into a janitor’s closet while Zooey Deschanel’s sister watches.

6. This movie is 2 hours of Sam Raimi beating Tobey Maguire the fuck up. He throws mops at him, he hits him in the head with a book bag, he lets James Franco bitch slap him twice in the face.

7. James Franco is in it back in the days before we knew he had a clone named Dave.

8. Harry Osborne just forces a physicist to hang out with his friend who is failing College. Also yes Peter Parker is flunking College

9. Literally Peter is flunking everything. He can’t pay rent on his shit ass apartment with a communal toilet, his aunt is losing her house, he can’t make it to a show to see Mary Jane on stage, he’s fired constantly, everyone calls him lazy and a disappointment. Even though he is the goddamn Spider-Man saving the city

10. Aunt May is old as shit. As she should be. I shouldn’t watch a Spider-Man movie and want to FUCK Aunt May and/or watch My Cousin Vinny

11. Remember when no one knew how to make super hero movies? So Sam Raimi is just fucking making it up as he goes.

12. Why is Spider-Man at this physics demonstration? Who the hell cares UNPLUG THE MACHINE SPIDER MAN

13. Back up, why is no one like “hey Otto those arms are evil as fuck”

14. Why do the ARMS HAVE AI!?

15. In the most recent Spider-Man movie the villain wants to steal weaponry to support his family. You know grounded down to earth shit. In Spider-Man 2 the villain wants to MAKE THE SUN BECAUSE HIS ROBOT ARMS TOLD HIM TO

16. There is a reason. J. Jonah Jameson has not made an appearance in another Spider-Man film. Because if it’s not JK Simmons. Than get the fuck out. I know JK won his Oscar for Whiplash but we all know it’s really for his portrayal of J. Jonah Jameson featuring such lines as “flowers? If we spend any more on this wedding you can pick the daisies off my grave!”

17. When the evil robot arms first break bad. Sam Raimi films the scene like a classic horror film and it’s FUCKING. BRILLIANT.

18. So many good screaming women in this movie. Zoom IN ON THAT SCREAMING WOMAN HELL YES.

19. Oh back back up there isn’t a scene in this movie I think where Tobey Maguire doesn’t cry. HE IS AN EMOTIONAL SPIDER MAN AND I LOVE IT

20. James Franco cries too.

21. When PP chooses to give up being SM and “Raindrops keep falling on my head” plays to him waltzing through New York CULMINATING in a freeze frame of his dork ass smiling face.

22. He saves an adorable child who, in maybe the cutest exchange I’ve ever seen, attempts to help PP up when he’s dangling from a ledge in a burning building.

23. Doc Oc dressing like a straight up cartoon pimp.

24. Baby Elizabeth Banks plays JJ’s secretary and is so young she’s adorable.

25. The stopping the subway scene is actually literally iconic. I get tense thinking about it. He’s screaming and it clearly hurts and the subway starts to crack and break and it’s AWESOME and everyone promises not to say who he is afterwards

26. Doc Oc ruining the precious moment by forcibly scooting everyone so he can steal Spider-Man to get COMIC BOOK URANIUM TO, I SAY AGAIN, MAKE THE SUN

27. “Your father only obsessed over his work” “GOOD NIGHT BERNARD”

28. The fight choreography between DOC and Spidey is actually awesome because Doc doesn’t know what the fuck he’s doing and Spider-Man is fighting 4 robot arms attached to a physicist and it’s just them punching each other and falling.

29. MJ doesn’t appear to own a bra so that’s a thrill every time she gets tossed around.

#spider man 2 #is the greatest spider man #tobey mcguire #I care only for spider man

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sciencemjr · 2 years

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some headcanons.

though the goggles did protect otto’s eyes, after the reactor malfunction otto suffers from mild photophobia, it is one of the reasons he begins wearing sunglasses whether he is indoors or not.

bisexual / biromantic icon.

suffers from chronic pain, the majority of which is in his back. - the weight of the arms as well as needles in his spine contribute to this.

his mechanical arms are made out of prehensile titanium-steel, they are extremely durable, but considering they are made out of metal, they are extremely heavy, this one of the reasons the arms are so often supporting him by bracing themselves on the ground. if he is standing it is extremely likely at least two of them are planted.

the arms are somewhat comparable to a hivemind, while each may have their own thought pattern and vague personality ( they evolved to be individuals, they were not made to be. ) the ai they were built with is a shared conscious. while the inhibitor chip is inoperative, otto becomes ( partially ) part of this hive

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florence-castle · 3 years

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Florence Castle's HEROES OF CYBERTRON - Ep. 01: BLURR

Erano secoli che non porto a compimento un progetto a nome del forum di Autorobot.it, ma finalmente mi son decisa a farlo. Per cui oggi inauguro una specie di pseudo-serie TV in cui vi parlerò delle più grandi icone dei noti robot trasformanti di casa Hasbro. Non so con che cadenza pubblicherò le "puntate", ma vi prometto che "andranno in onda" a brevi intervalli l'una dall'altra. Okkei, dopo questo preambolo, benvenuti a HEROES OF CYBERTRON!

NOTA: Alcune immagini non sono mie, ma vengono dal sito DeviantArt. Articolo scritto da me, con l'approvazione di @jazzluca.

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PUNTATA 1: BLURR, il Bot vivente più veloce dell’Universo

Sonic the Hedgehog dell’omonima saga videoludica SEGA; il duo a fumetti Flash della DC Comics e Quicksilver della Marvel; l’alieno XLR8 della megaserie animata Ben 10; Beep Beep/Road Runner e il topino Speedy Gonzales dei Looney Tunes... sono solo alcuni dei personaggi fittizi che hanno in comune l’appellativo di “cosa vivente più veloce del mondo”, ma il rappresentante Transformer più famoso di questa categoria non può che essere colui che Gianni Rodari ribattezzerebbe “Freccia Azzurra” in onore del suo omonimo racconto: Blurr!

Conosciuto in Italia negli anni Ottanta col nome di Flash, Blurr è universalmente ricordato per essere uno tra gli Autobot più veloci e per l’altrettanto veloce (e spesso incomprensibile!) parlantina attribuitagli in diverse occasioni, divenuta col tempo marchio di fabbrica del personaggio. Inoltre, in più di trent’anni del brand, Blurr ha avuto almeno otto incarnazioni diverse, divise tra omaggi G1 più o meno brillanti e libere interpretazioni autonome; tra l’altro, il modello G1 è l’“auto fittizia più veloce” secondo il sito Forbes.com, battendo in volata la Mach Five del film Speed Racer (2008) con 500 miglia orarie, contro le appena 258 del secondo classificato. Ma quali sono le origini di questo Usain Bolt dei Transformers?

Blurr fa la sua prima comparsa nel brand nel Film Animato del 1986 come uno dei nuovi Autobot distaccati ad Autobot City sulla Terra, per poi approdare giocoforza nella successiva Stagione 3 G1 spesso e volentieri a fianco del survivalista poeta Wheelie, come si vede nella miniserie-pilota Le Cinque Facce dell’Oscurità: qui il neo Comandante Rodimus Prime gli affida la delicata missione di consegnare l’ingranaggio di trasformazione di Metroplex ad Autobot City prima che cada nelle mani nemiche. In seguito, Blurr si limita a fornire assistenza e copertura ai suoi compagni in diverse occasioni, il che fa a pugni con l’originale ruolo descritto nella Bio del personaggio, ovvero un semplice messaggero. Nel contempo, però, si dimostra un valido guerriero a tal punto da meritarsi un secondo ruolo nella G1, in particolare per la serie Targetmaster e nei fumetti della IDW, nei quali invece viene descritto con sole tre parole: corridore, soldato, barista. Sì, perché il nostro Flash, dopo numerose scorribande, ora si ritrova a gestire una locanda chiamata Maccadam’s Old Oil House e lo vediamo anche nei fumetti di Windblade a ricoprire lo stesso ruolo; ciononostante, è pur sempre un ottimo consigliere e/o intermediario per la protagonista! Tuttavia, la sua genesi risale a uno Spotlight ricalcato sul modello di un film come Cars: Motori Ruggenti, per un pubblico molto giovane e senza pretese.

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Per quanto riguarda le altre versioni, non bisogna trascurare l’infelice incarnazione nella Trilogia Unicron, perché la sua caratterizzazione in quest’universo appare assai confusa agli occhi dei fan: il personaggio di Blurr, infatti, esordisce in Armada come un tosto veterano, lontano quindi dall’iconografia del G1 semplicemente perché dell’originale velocista ha solo il nome, dato che nella versione giapponese della serie in realtà si chiamava Silverbolt (come lo storico capo degli Aerialbot!). Successivamente, per la serie Cybertron, esce un modellino basato sull’Armada con colori e fattezze che omaggiano il G1, la cui storia è legata al pianeta Velocitron, mentre però nel cartone spesso e volentieri vengono mostrati degli Autobot sulla Terra camuffati col suo stesso altmode.

Il colpo di genio arriva nel 2008, con l’esordio nella fortunata serie Animated, disegnata da Derrick J.Wyatt, coprendo ben sei episodi di fila (o solo tre, considerando la mancata esportazione in Italia della terza stagione). Il personaggio arriva sulla Terra, in altmode, nell’episodio della Stagione 2 I Demoni della Strada sotto il nome di “Blue Racer” – e già questa potrebbe essere una definizione che rivela il nome del personaggio. In questo suo esordio Animated, nonostante la reputazione di chiacchierone, Blurr non dice una sola parola e né viene presentato come “figlio” dell’AllSpark, ma piuttosto come un membro della già nota Guardia d’Élite. Esteticamente questo Blurr, secondo le voci della BotCon dell’epoca, presenta dei lievi omaggi all’ormai defunto TransTech Cheetor, come ad esempio le caratteristiche “ruote vuote” sui piedi; al contempo condivide col G1 non solo l’aspetto seppur stilizzato, ma anche la voce americana, ovvero John Moschitta Jr., sebbene con la tipica parlantina veloce “semplificata” riscontrabile anche dal nostrano Davide Garbolino. Per quanto riguarda l’altmode, per una probabile coincidenza ricorda abbastanza la Mach Five di Speed Racer... oppure una futuristica quattroruote figlia dell’universo fantascientifico di Tron! Con la Stagione 3, inedita in Italia, la musica cambia e il celebre velocista esce sconfitto e ridotto in un cubo. Questo, però, non pone fine alla carriera del personaggio: omaggiando le sventure di Waspinator in Beast Wars, Wyatt ha presentato sul proprio blog un’illustrazione che spiega come la Scintilla di Blurr sia sopravvissuta all’interno del cubo di metallo in cui il corpo è stato compresso; il che spinge gli addetti ai lavori a comporre una storia nella BotCon 2015, intitolata The Return of Blurr, per confermare che è sopravvissuto alla dolorosa tortura subita da Shockwave.

Ovviamente non poteva mancare, in occasione della BotCon 2008, una brillante particina nell’universo speculare Shattered Glass, nel quale veste i panni di un feroce cecchino nero e blu monco di un occhio, ciecamente fedele alla filosofia «Più sono intelligente, più in fretta crepi», giusto per citare il “biglietto da visita” del modellino uscito in edizione limitata in quel periodo.

Ma la vera sorpresa è ritrovare il personaggio addirittura nella Continuity Allineata, macrouniverso creato agli inizi del 2010 allo scopo di “diventare la fusione dei numerosi progetti Transformers per la decade a venire”: l’esordio avviene nei romanzi di Alex Irvine, nello specifico in Exile, come uno dei migliori corridori di Velocitron; quest’ultima caratteristica del personaggio, ereditata dalla defunta versione Cybertron dello stesso, ritorna in Rescue Bots, nei panni questa volta di una giovane recluta finita suo malgrado sulla Terra insieme all’altrettanto sfortunato Autobot Salvage. Seppur con qualche lieve modifica estetica e con una livrea stile G1/Animated, e pur conservando gli “occhiali” del predecessore, lo stesso Blurr ricompare nella serie Robots in Disguise (2015), nella terza stagione intitolata Combiner Force.

L’ultima apparizione nota di Blurr in una serie animata risale al 2018. Si tratta di Cyberverse, che collega diverse trame famose di altre Continuity (non diversamente da quella “Allineata” degli anni ‘10) e le unisce in una nuova storia ispirata ai classici G1 usando personaggi evergreen. Nel caso di Blurr, è un agente e velocista originario di Velocitron (un collegamento con gli omonimi di Cybertron e della Continuity Allineata) nonché amico di Bumblebee, che purtroppo compare solo in una puntata e per di più in un flashback. Un vero peccato, perché possedeva delle caratteristiche interessanti: un look ispirato alla controparte IDW e il fastidioso difetto di parlare troppo velocemente “ereditato” dalla G1 e da Animated, anche se quest’ultimo particolare non viene rappresentato nella serie.

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Come giocattolo, Blurr ha ricevuto poco più di una dozzina di modellini, sette nel solo macrouniverso G1! Prima di tutto, negli anni Ottanta uscirono due versioni del personaggio storico: quello canonico dell’86 e il Targetmaster dell’87, con la differenza che quest’ultimo presentava una livrea più brillante e più vicina possibile al settei originale rispetto al primo. Anche per la Trilogia Unicron abbiamo avuto due modellini: quello Armada del 2002, un Deluxe vecchia scuola il cui altmode assomiglia a una Ferrari F50 (venduto anche in Giappone nel set Street Speed Mini-Con Team); e quello Cybertron del 2005, anch’esso un vecchio Deluxema tarato come mero recolor del modello precedente e modificato ad hoc per contenere la gimmik delle Cyber Key – nel caso di Blurr del pianeta Velocitron. Lo stesso modello lo ritroviamo, come anticipato sopra, come figure esclusiva della BotCon 2008 per la serie Shattered Glass, anche se in realtà conserva la Cyber Key del modellino di Cybertron!

Contemporaneamente esce il Deluxe Blurr per la linea Animated: bello, elegante e longilineo al punto giusto, con un’arma somigliante in tutto e per tutto al G1 – il cofano dell’auto che poteva diventare alla bisogna uno scudo con lama seghettata retrattile. Tre anni dopo, data la sua somiglianza al TransTech Cheetor, la Hasbro non si è risparmiata nel ricavare da questo stampo una figure esclusiva per il cosiddetto “Club dei Collezionisti”, con le fattezze del simpatico Maximal scavezzacollo delle Beast Wars in salsa tutt’altro che animalesca!

Nel frattempo, negli anni Dieci del Duemila, la Hasbro presenta al mondo un tripudio di Blurr, sia classici sia moderni. Per la linea Generations del 2010, per esempio, ecco un Deluxe Blurr come remold del già ottimo modello di Drift, apprezzato soprattutto dai TFan del Belpaese per il look praticamente sputato agli sketch del mostro sacro italico Guido Guidi, successivamente ricolorato per la linea United dell’anno seguente e poi ancora per il gift set Autobot Heroes del 2016 – in tutti e tre i casi Blurr ha la sua tipica livrea G1, ma è armato di fucile da cecchino, come invece si vede nei fumetti IDW. Nello stesso anno, arriva un altro Deluxe, questa volta per la Titan Returns, colorato come il vecchio giocattolo G1 nella versione Hasbro e come nel cartone originale G1 nella versione Takara; inoltre, la sua testa/Titan Master, gimmik chiave di questa linea, omaggia il suo partner Targetmaster fin dal nome, seppur con grafia completamente diversa per motivi tutt’ora sconosciuti (da Haywire a Hyperfire, per intenderci).

Una menzione d’onore va invece alla linea Studio Series, linea di modelli nata come celebrazione degli oltre dieci anni della saga cinematografica Transformers, quasi in parallelo all’uscita del film su Bumblebee. Non solo, essa spezza una lancia persino per il film dell’86, da cui sono tratti alcuni personaggi chiave quali ovviamente Blurr: quest’ultimo si presenta come un Deluxe perfettamente basato sul settei originale, dalla scultura inedita fino alla colorazione, definendolo un ottimo rimpiazzo al precedente TR.

Per la Continuity Allineata, infine, c’è l’imbarazzo della scelta, tra un anonimo modellino della linea kid-friendly Rescue Bots e ben tre figure dalla Robots in Disguise (2015) – un Warrior, un One-Step e un Legion, e solo il primo già sembra fedele alla controparte animata. Tuttavia queste ultime due incarnazioni hanno fatto storcere un po’ di nasi nel fandom: rappresentano davvero lo stesso personaggio? In effetti gli altmode dei due Blurr sono mostruosamente simili, e addirittura secondo gli addetti ai lavori la versione RiD “si trasforma in un’auto sportiva azzurra e bianca scolpita come un incrocio tra una Ferrari FXX Evoluzione e l’altmode G1”. Anche la colorazione è diversa: se nel primo caso è viola e bianco e non ha nulla in comune col G1, come abbiamo accennato sopra, il RiD Blurr invece è classicheggiante e moderno allo stesso tempo, anche se l’altmode mangia in testa a quello dell’Animated perché simile al Rescue Bots. E proprio per mascherare il fatto che ha un design completamente diverso, esiste pure un recolor dello stesso personaggio in formato One-Step per la linea Cyberverse, e in quanto tale non è possibile definirlo un modellino a sé stante.

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CONCLUSIONE

Io mi auguro che si possa recuperare questo personaggio un po’ trascurato ma nemmeno sconosciuto che mi è sempre piaciuto per la velocità e per certe incarnazioni dai look uno più accattivante dell’altro – anche perché correre “da zero a cento in 3,5 secondi” (come cantava Rihanna in Shut Up and Drive) ti spara in corpo un’adrenalina pazzesca e indescrivibile. Per cui, cara Hasbro, riproponi Blurr in un prossimo futuro, e possibilmente che duri molto di più senza doverlo schiacciare in un cubo o spazzarlo via con la Ruggine Cosmica... 😅

Alla prossima puntata! 😘

#FLORENCE CASTLE’S HEROES OF CYBERTRON

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8 Leading Women In The Field Of AI

These eight women are at the forefront of the field of artificial intelligence today. They hail from … [] academia, startups, large technology companies, venture capital and beyond.

It is a simple truth: the field of artificial intelligence is far too male-dominated. According to a 2018 study from Wired and Element AI, just 12% of AI researchers globally are female.

Artificial intelligence will reshape every corner of our lives in the coming years—from healthcare to finance, from education to government. It is therefore troubling that those building this technology do not fully represent the society they are poised to transform.

Yet there are many brilliant women at the forefront of AI today. As entrepreneurs, academic researchers, industry executives, venture capitalists and more, these women are shaping the future of artificial intelligence. They also serve as role models for the next generation of AI leaders, reflecting what a more inclusive AI community can and should look like.

Featured below are eight of the leading women in the field of artificial intelligence today.

Joy Buolamwini: Founder, Algorithmic Justice League

Joy Buolamwini has aptly been described as “the conscience of the A.I. revolution.”

Her pioneering work on algorithmic bias as a graduate student at MIT opened the world’s eyes to the racial and gender prejudices embedded in facial recognition systems. Amazon, Microsoft and IBM each suspended their facial recognition offerings this year as a result of Buolamwini’s research, acknowledging that the technology was not yet fit for public use. Buolamwini’s work is powerfully profiled in the new documentary Coded Bias.

Buolamwini stands at the forefront of a burgeoning movement to identify and address the social consequences of artificial intelligence technology, a movement she advances through her nonprofit Algorithmic Justice League.

Buolamwini on the battle against algorithmic bias: “When I started talking about this, in 2016, it was such a foreign concept. Today, I can’t go online without seeing some news article or story about a biased AI system. People are just now waking up to the fact that there is a problem. Awareness is good—and then that awareness needs to lead to action. That is the phase that we’re in.”

Claire Delaunay: VP Engineering, NVIDIA

From SRI to Google to Uber to NVIDIA, Claire Delaunay has held technical leadership roles at many of Silicon Valley’s most iconic organizations. She was also co-founder and engineering head at Otto, the pedigreed but ill-fated autonomous trucking startup helmed by Anthony Levandowski.

In her current role at NVIDIA, Delaunay is focused on building tools and platforms to enable the deployment of autonomous machines at scale.

Delaunay on the tradeoffs between working at a big company and a startup: “Some kinds of breakthroughs can only be accomplished at a big company, and other kinds of breakthroughs can only be accomplished at a startup. Startups are very good at deconstructing things and generating discontinuous big leaps forward. Big companies are very good at consolidating breakthroughs and building out robust technology foundations that enable future innovation.”

Rana el Kaliouby: CEO & Co-Founder, Affectiva

Rana el Kaliouby has dedicated her career to making AI more emotionally intelligent.

Kaliouby is credited with pioneering the field of Emotion AI. In 2009, she co-founded the startup Affectiva as a spinout from MIT to develop machine learning systems capable of understanding human emotions. Today, the company’s technology is used by 25% of the Fortune 500, including for media analytics, consumer behavioral research and automotive use cases.

Kaliouby on her big-picture vision: “My life’s work is about humanizing technology before it dehumanizes us.”

Daphne Koller: CEO & Founder, insitro

Daphne Koller’s wide-ranging career illustrates the symbiosis between academia and industry that is a defining characteristic of the field of artificial intelligence.

Koller has been a professor at Stanford since 1995, focused on machine learning. In 2012 she co-founded education technology startup Coursera with fellow Stanford professor and AI leader Andrew Ng. Coursera is today a $2.6 billion ed tech juggernaut.

Koller’s most recent undertaking may be her most ambitious yet. She is the founding CEO at insitro, a startup applying machine learning to transform pharmaceutical drug discovery and development. Insitro has raised roughly $250 million from Andreessen Horowitz and others and recently announced a major commercial partnership with Bristol Myers Squibb.

Koller on advice for those just starting out in the field of AI: “Pick an application of AI that really matters, that is really societally worthwhile—not all AI applications are—and then put in the hard work to truly understand that domain. I am able to build insitro today only because I spent 20 years learning biology. An area I might suggest to young people today is energy and the environment.”

Fei-Fei Li: Professor of Computer Science, Stanford University

Few individuals have left more of a mark on the world of AI in the twenty-first century than Fei-Fei Li.

As a young Princeton professor in 2007, Li conceived of and spearheaded the ImageNet project, a database of millions of labeled images that has changed the entire trajectory of AI. The prescient insight behind ImageNet was that massive datasets—more than particular algorithms—would be the key to unleashing AI’s potential. When Geoff Hinton and team debuted their neural network-based model trained on ImageNet at the 2012 ImageNet competition, the modern era of deep learning was born.

Li has since become a tenured professor at Stanford, served as Chief Scientist of AI/ML at Google Cloud, headed Stanford’s AI lab, joined the Board of Directors at Twitter, cofounded the prominent nonprofit AI4ALL, and launched Stanford’s Human-Centered AI Institute (HAI). Across her many leadership positions, Li has tirelessly advocated for a more inclusive, equitable and human approach to AI.

Li on why diversity in AI is so important: “Our technology is not independent of human values. It represents the values of the humans that are behind the design, development and application of the technology. So, if we’re worried about killer robots, we should really be worried about the creators of the technology. We want the creators of this technology to represent our values and represent our shared humanity.”

Anna Patterson: Founder & Managing Partner, Gradient Ventures

Anna Patterson has led a distinguished career developing and deploying AI products, both at large technology companies and at startups.

A long-time executive at Google, which she first joined in 2004, Patterson led artificial intelligence efforts for years as the company’s VP of Engineering. In 2017 she launched Google’s AI venture capital fund Gradient Ventures, where today she invests in early-stage AI startups.

Patterson serves on the board of a number of promising AI startups including Algorithmia, Labelbox and test.ai. She is also a board director at publicly-traded Square.

Patterson on one question she asks herself before investing in any AI startup: “Do I find myself constantly thinking about their vision and mission?”

Daniela Rus: Director, MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL)

Daniela Rus is one of the world’s leading roboticists.

She is an MIT professor and the first female head of MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL), one of the largest and most prestigious AI research labs in the world. This makes her part of a storied lineage: previous directors of CSAIL (and its predecessor labs) over the decades have included AI legends Marvin Minsky, J.C.R. Licklider and Rodney Brooks.

Rus’ groundbreaking research has advanced the state of the art in networked collaborative robots (robots that can work together and communicate with one another), self-reconfigurable robots (robots that can autonomously change their structure to adapt to their environment), and soft robots (robots without rigid bodies).

Rus on a common misconception about AI: “It is important for people to understand that AI is nothing more than a tool. Like any other tool, it is neither intrinsically good nor bad. It is solely what we choose to do with it. I believe that we can do extraordinarily positive things with AI—but it is not a given that that will happen.”

Shivon Zilis: Board Member, OpenAI; Project Director, Neuralink

Shivon Zilis has spent time on the leadership teams of several companies at AI’s bleeding edge: OpenAI, Neuralink, Tesla, Bloomberg Beta.

She is the youngest board member at OpenAI, the influential research lab behind breakthroughs like GPT-3. At Neuralink—Elon Musk’s mind-bending effort to meld the human brain with digital machines—Zilis works on high-priority strategic initiatives in the office of the CEO.

Zilis on her attitude toward new technology development: “I’m astounded by how often the concept of ‘building moats’ comes up. If you think the technology you’re building is good for the world, why not laser focus on expanding your tech tree as quickly as possible versus slowing down and dividing resources to impede the progress of others?”

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[TASK 182: NAURU]

In celebration of January 31st being Nauruan Independence Day, here’s a masterlist below compiled of over 140+ Nauruan faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever faceclaim or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags, @ mention us or send us a messaging linking us to your post!

THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK - examples are linked!

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST!

Joanne Gobure (1982) Nauruan - poet.

Millenia Finch (1999) Nauruan - model and Miss Nauru 2019.

F - Athletes:

Denise Ephraim (1971) Nauruan - sprinter.

Janice Degia (1974) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Sheeva Peo (1976) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Trudy Duburiya (1976) Nauruan - sprinter.

Wenona Steven (1978) Nauruan - sprinter.

Reanna Solomon (1981) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Mary Diringa (1983) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Angelita Detudamo (1986) Nauruan - tennis player.

Sheba Deireragea (1986) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Olympia Zacharias (1986) Nauruan - sprinter.

Suzanne Hiram (1987) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Arrora Depaune (1988) Nauruan - high jumper.

Nina Grundler (1989) Nauruan - hamer thrower, discus thrower, and shot putter.

Rosa Mystique Jones (1990) Nauruan - sprinter and discus thrower.

Lovelite Detenamo (1993) Nauruan - sprinter.

Thrixeena Akua (1994) Nauruan - sprinter.

Lanja Fritz (1995) Nauruan - sprinter.

Faylani Grundler (1998) Nauruan - long-distance runner.

Liebon Akua (1998) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Charisma Amoe-Tarrant (1999) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Chanana Jeremiah (2000) Nauruan - shot putter and discus thrower.

Melanie Ribauw (2001) Nauruan - long-distance runner.

Ricci Daniel (2002) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Maximina Uepa (2002) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Juliet Uera (?) Nauruan - sprinter.

Belista Hartmann (?) Nauruan - medium-distance runner.

Micheala Detenamo (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Ebonette Deigaeruk (?) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Febony Detenamo (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Madrina Denuga (?) Nauruan - javelin thrower.

Damaris Porte (?) Nauruan - medium-distance runner.

Hanna Olsson (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Bianca Ika (?) Nauruan - long-distance runner.

Janet Hubert (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Cramer Cain (?) Nauruan - actor.

M - Athletes:

Joske Teabuge (1960) Nauruan - sprinter.

Rick Hiram (1965) Nauruan - sprinter.

Gerard Garabwan (1971) Nauruan - weightlifter.

David Temaki (1974) Nauruan - long-distance runner and medium-distance runner.

Fredrick Canon (1976) Nauruan - sprinter.

Tryson Duburiya (1976) Nauruan - sprinter.

Fine Olsson (1977) Nauruan - javelin thrower.

Cherico Detenamo (1978) Nauruan - sprinter.

Rodin Thoma (1979) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Edouwe Appin (1979) Nauruan - sprinter.

Isca Kam (1980) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Paner Baguga (1980) Nauruan - footballer and tennis player.

Robertson Temaki (1980) Nauruan - sprinter.

Mati Fusi (1982) Nauruan - footballer.

Jeremiah Rutherford (1982) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Marcus Cook (1982) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Renos Doweiya (1983) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Sled Dowabobo (1983) Nauruan - judoka.

Willen Dageago (1983) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Lad Agege (1984) Nauruan - boxer.

Yukio Peter (1984) Nauruan - weightlifter.

JJ Capelle / Jay Jay Capelle (1984) Nauruan - sprinter.

Bremner Adumur (1984) Nauruan - long-distance runner and medium-distance runner.

Quaski Itaia (1984) Nauruan - sprinter.

Ika Aliklik (1985) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Deamo Baguga (1986) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Jake Ageidu (1986) Nauruan - boxer.

Itte Detenamo (1986) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Joseph Deireragea (1988) Nauruan - boxer.

Ovini Uera (1988) Nauruan - judoka.

Colan Caleb (1989) Nauruan - boxer.

Magnum Deraudag (1989) Nauruan - triple jumper.

Val-John Starr (1989) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Maverik Kun (1989) Nauruan - wrestler.

Alopua Petoa (1990) Nauruan - footballer.

Dagiero Dagiero (1991) Nauruan - sprinter.

DJ Maaki (1992) Nauruan - boxer.

Lowe Bingham (1994) Nauruan - wrestler.

Elson Brechtefeld (1994) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Dysard Dageago (1994) Nauruan - sprinter.

Tom-Jaye Waibeiya (1995) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Yachen Cook (1996) Nauruan - boxer.

Rayvon Dekarube (1998) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Jonah Harris (1999) Nauruan - sprinter.

Larko Doguape (2000) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Christon Amram (2000) Nauruan - boxer.

Ezekiel Moses (2001) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Daiziel Detudamo (?) Nauruan - wrestler.

Karl Tabwia (?) Nauruan - long-distance runner.

Alfonse Deireragea (?) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Gemeneo Joramm (?) Nauruan - medium-distance runner.

Chris Rangidimi (?) Nauruan - weightlifter.

Ace Capelle (?) Nauruan - sprinter.

Tony Bowditch (?) Nauruan - long-distance runner and medium-distance runner.

Cazaly Jeremiah (?) Nauruan - weightlifter and rugby player.

Gerard Jones (?) Nauruan - hammer thrower, discus thrower, and weightlifter.

Felix Kepae (?) Nauruan - weightlifter and rugby player.

Eodogi Dekarube (?) Nauruan - volleyball player.

Karl Hartman (?) Nauruan - long-distance runner.

Zumi Doguape (?) Nauruan - volleyball player.

Ai Temaki (?) Nauruan - hurdler.

Kaairo Tiaon (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Jencke Jeremiah (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Marcus Detenamo (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Niga Haulangi (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Morrison Depaune (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Heine Kanimea (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Gavrick Mwareow (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Martin Detenamo (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Rotui Star (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

David Vorbach (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Kingson Akibwib (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Fallon Natano (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Dick Royce (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Richart Daoe (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Johnson Hiram (?) Nauruan - basketball player.

Rasmussen Dowabobo (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Abraham Eroni Itsimaera (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Charles Dagiaro (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Damon Ivorab Adeang (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Sherlock Denuga (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Zac Temaki / Zechariah Temaki (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Chamrock Agir (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Zacharias Detenamo (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Turner Peter Thoma (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Lloyd Mark Dero Vunipola (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Dean Kepae (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Kristidas Merike / Kristides Menke (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Ashly Scott Dagan Kaierua (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Junior Agiangang (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Vito Denuga / Denuga Vito (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Geronimo Ivan Daniel (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Jake Debao (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Romanus Hartman (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Myer Temaki (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Elkodawn Dagiaro (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Dunstall Harris (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Fulton Hogan Amram (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Kingstone Ika (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Lockett Mau (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Johnson Scotty (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Kane Solomon (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Otto Adam (?) Nauruan - rugby player.

Problematic:

Quincy Detenamo (1979) Nauruan - weightlifter. - Convicted of the murder of a sex worker.

#nauruan fc #pacific islander fc #poc fc #underused fc #fc list #task: 182 #task: nauru

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