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your-turn-to-role · 4 years

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Feralness of the NPCs? If you like.

this one took me a bit longer, because as critrolestats calculated a couple months ago, across both campaigns, matt has over a thousand npcs, and we'd be here all year if i had to rank all of them 😂

but in my attempt to brainstorm all significant npcs from both campaigns (though i'm sure i'm forgetting someone i'm gonna immediately remember as soon as i post this), i've got gilmore, allura, kima, jarett, kaylie, cassandra, kynan, artagan, kiri, essek, dairon, orly, yeza, and pumat sol, so i can do those guys!

(not including villains, figures we don't know much personal about like the bright queen, or guest pcs, because they're still technically pcs. also not splitting by campaign because allura and artagan appear in both)

1 - kaylie motherfucking shorthalt. i adore her so much, and she is feral as fuck. granted, she's highly competent feral, she's good enough at the flute to challenge scanlan, and good enough at the violin to be a professional fiddler (which, i reiterate, takes so much dedication to learn), and aes adan/the meat man definitely didn't become as powerful as he did all because of scanlan. but also, is a thief and a conman and will 100% get in a bar fight with just about anyone, absolutely unafraid to speak her mind, and her approach to meeting her father for the first time was to work out all her grudges by trying to kill him with a knife. see also - her epilogue was deciding to finish the schooling she dropped out of, but at a really fancy academy so she could prove she's better than all the rich kids, just really rub it in their faces. i so wish i could have seen it.

2 - kima will fight you. kima will fight anyone. i don't know why all the short girls in cr are so feral, but like literally all of them are just pure feral condensed into three feet of girl, i love them. kima is no different, except she has a dragon god on her side and also is very gay and she's great

3 - artagan. now, feral in large part constitutes an unwillingness or inability to play by the rules of a functioning society, and that's all artagan's about. show him a rule and he will run the other direction until he feels safe and then come back invisibly and use that rule to fuck with people. he has the chaos part down too, and i was almost gonna put him in first place. however, feral also implies something of a willingness for violence, and artagan doesn't really have that? like he does to an extent, but in the words of mr matthew mercer, "even the nicest of fey are weird and have their dark sides". and as far as fey go, artagan has been shown to care about people a lot more than he's ever wished them harm. like he's still feral, because he's an archfey and the entire feywild is feral. but like... relatively tame feral. give the boy a pen and some paper and he'll leave you alone.

4 - kiri. she's adorable, and is baby, but is also a bird with a knife whose catchphrase has more or less become "go fuck yourself!". i love her.

5 - orly's pretty chill. but also, let's be real, there's a limit to how non-feral a tortle sailor and tattoo artist with bagpipes fused into his shell can be. also is just generally down for whatever illegal antics the m9 feel like getting up to

6 - cassandra. i debated for a while about putting her higher, because there's definitely an argument to be made for that, but you do have to take into consideration how well put together and fancy she is at nearly all times. however. cassandra at no more than maybe 13 was the only person to not get caught in the briarwood attack, rescued her brother from the dungeon where they were torturing him and keeping the bodies of her other siblings, guided him out, got nearly murdered, and lived in a whitestone full of zombies and villains and vampire mind control for five years. she's feral under the surface, she's had to be

7 - jarett. god i love jarett, i forgot about him last time someone asked me my fave c1 npcs but he's the best. anyway, captain of their guard, good at fighting, terrible liar, Definitely Has Never Dealt Drugs Before, will go kill a dragon with you. but like, as long as you're paying him. he's doing this for money, not just out of base feral instinct. Probably Needs A Break.

8 - dairon taught beau and earned her respect somehow, so you know they're at least a little feral. but also, widely respected expositor of the cobalt soul, competent spy, and at least moderately capable of keeping beau in line, so that knocks down their feralness level a fair bit

9 - essek is a fancy boy, and definitely is beholden to a lot of rules. the whole floating thing shows that, like, he's pretty damn far from feral for most of the time he's in rosohna. but i debated who was higher between all the wizards for a while, and i think just because essek is (or at least was) neutral evil and is so driven by his hunger for knowledge and to explore the darker parts of dunamancy, that does push him up the feral scale a little bit. there's very little essek wouldn't do when it comes to discovering secrets. (also, you know, his entire job as the shadowhand, we've seen involves some fucked up stuff, so he's far from squeamish or naive in that sense)

10 - allura is a wizard and a politician and a fancy person and generally rather chill. but as far as the wizards go, wins second most feral because she's been an adventurer. she took down thordak the first time. casually reminisces about how weird all adventuring groups are when vox machina are like licking the weird powder they found in the necromancer dungeon and mentions she was like that too. girl's seen some shit

11 - pumat is not an adventurer, and has no wish to be, and on the whole, is not feral at all. but also, pumat swole.

12 - kynan, wants to be feral? and then was, kinda, for a bit, and then severely regretted it. has had his moments, but on the whole is a Soft Boy

13 - gilmore. we're definitely getting to the definitively Not Feral end of the scale now. i mean, points for crushing a man to death with his mind, also points for "if you could find a way for me to become a dragon, that would be sexy". but gilmore is extremely concerned at all times with putting on that charming and excited mask, he puts a lot of value on his image and practically nothing will get him to tarnish it (even when thordak nearly killed him and he was still barely hanging on, he tried to use prestidigitation to make himself look better, like... those walls run deep). is also just a really genuinely nice person, cares a lot about people, is very empathetic, and again, refuses to show negative emotion if it will hurt someone else in any way. it's hard to imagine shaun gilmore as feral in any way, and if he did get close to that, it wouldn't be in front of other people

14 - yeza. now, points for the slightly mad scientist vibe yeza's got going on, it seems to be veth's type. but also, veth has 100% of the feral in this relationship and they both know it

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solartranslations · 5 years

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Present: Password Bonus Scenes/Piccolino storia (TN: Little stories)

(These can be accessed from the main menu by pressing "PRESENT". For the PSP version, the passwords must be entered in Hiragana. They can be viewed at any time, regardless of game progress. For Ancora, one is unlocked per ending viewed.)

01: Exotic Paradiso

Password: なにあるかな (TN: What's here?)

Sumire is a woman full of exotic charm…

~*Scene: Courtyard*~

(*bam) Nova: With the new Papa’s orders…. There have been more visitors…Mama is the most important person in the Family after Papa…no matter who the enemy is, I will protect her!!

Liberta: Hey Dante. Why is Nova much a Mama’s boy?

Dante: You’re calling him a Mama’s boy for that…Nova will get mad if he hears you

(*press) (*shine) Liberta: Maybe he’s been putting his face in Mama’s huge boobs or––

Sumire: *laugh*…Nova, my sweet prince…

(*whack) Nova: As if––!!!!

Liberta: !!!

Nova: I saw what outrageous things you were just imagining… If you look at Mama like that again…I’ll kill you!

Liberta: You’re not so convincing when your face is all red so I must’ve guessed right! You red mung bean!!

Dante: But Liberta, your nose is bleeding too…

~*End of Scene*~

02: The Great Better Image Plan Part 1

Password: かめんあつめ (TN: Mask Collecting)

Jolly’s lunacy…

~*Scene: Mondo’s Office*~

(*sleeping) Liberta: *snoring*…

(*grab) Liberta: …Ng! Wah!! What are you doing!?

Dante: Stop struggling! What are you doing napping in Mondo’s chair!

Jolly: Hm…you…look like a slave dealer when you do that…

(*shock) Dante: A slave dealer!?

(*smirk) Jolly: Is slave dealer Dante a “…decent person?” (TN: pun; “slave dealer” (hito kai) and “decent person?” (ii hito kai))

(*pat pat) Dante: That was a good one…are you trying to imitate my bad puns…!?

Jolly: Hm…it’s part of Mondo’s “Great Arcana Famiglia Better Image Plan: ~Bloom! A Festival Full of Smiles on the Island~”

~*End of Scene*~

03: The Great Better Image Plan Part 2

Password: しゃみせん (TN: Shamisen)

The reason for Nova’s melancholy is…

~*Scene: Study*~

(*bam) Nova: !...This photo!? …Jolly, is this photo from the other day?

Jolly: What about it?

Nova: In the “Great Arcana Famiglia Better Image Plan: ~Bloom! A Festival Full of Smiles on the Island~” the other day, I was subjected to some unpleasant antics. And that is shown in this picture. But, you…and Liberta seem to be smiling about it

Jolly: It seems like Liberta didn’t even notice that he had burns from my cigar on his hand…

Nova: If visitors unfamiliar with Regalo see a suspicious sunglasses wearing man enjoying himself, I wonder what kind of place they’ll think Regalo is…It would clearly hurt our image to have people my age looking displeased––

Jolly: Nova…if you have regrets, then you just need to redeem yourself next time. Sumire said that she had a plan for you to do that. Go ask her about it

Nova: Mama does!?

~*Scene: Hallway*~

(*running) Nova: …! …Jolly! If you think I’ll do it just because Mama said to, you’re wrong! Who would even dress up as a smiling fairy for the carnival lines! I absolutely…won’t wear it!

~*End of Scene*~

04: The Childhood Friends Are Splitting Up!?

Password: あいのおとこ (TN: Playboy)

Is there an age limit to being childhood friends…

~*Scene: Vivace Plaza*~

(*bam) Pace: Okay, let’s go Liberta! The 10 Person Lasagna Special!

Liberta: Okay! I won’t lose today

Debito: I thought it was getting loud and it turns out to be Liberta and Pace. What’re you two yelling about?

Pace: Huh…? Someone forgot something under the table…

Liberta: Hm? What?

(*bam) Pace: Whoooa~! It’s an…all day free pass for the ristorante!

Liberta: Whoooa~! It’s an…album of racy photos!

Debito: Hey, doggy brothers. Especially the younger one, this isn’t something to get that happy about. You’ll end up being the laughing stock of the island~

(*shock) Liberta: Ojou will find out––!

Debito: I get how you feel, but live in reality and not in your head. Or else you’ll end up like that hat wearing magician

Pace: Ahahahaha!! You’re right! Maybe in another two years, we’ll be called the trio in their twenties instead of the childhood friends trio? Just kidding!

Debito: …Pace, you really put it together…

(*glint) Luca: ––!!

~*End of Scene*~

05: The Childhood Friends Avoided Splitting Up!

Password: おなかすいた (TN: I'm hungry)

Luca’s secret plan is…

~*Scene: Study*~

(*bump)

Nova: Ugh…! Don’t squat down over here! You’re blocking traffic

(*sigh) Luca: …Ahh, Ojou-sama just said “When you’re near me I feel gloomy so go away”…I’ve lost my purpose…so now…

Nova: You still shouldn’t cower like this! Seriously, you’re more than twelve years older than me. How can you be so depressing!

Luca: My age…is irrelevant…

Nova: *sigh*…Shut up and read this

Luca: This is…a directive?

~*Scene: Vivace Plaza*~

Luca: Okay, everyone smile~

Pace: Um, this photo is for the “Great Arcana Famiglia Better Image Plan: ~Bloom! A Festival Full of Smiles on the Island~”, right?

Debito: Well, orders are orders so we have to

~*End of Scene*~

06: The Childhood Friends Who Get Along?

Password: きやらうえい (TN: Caraway)

Debito and Pace don’t notice…

~*Scene: Vivace Plaza*~

Luca: …Pace, Debito…I wanted to ask…

Debito: And we’re done~. Okay, let’s go for a drink

Pace: What should we eat today~~

Luca: Wait a minute! If I smile like that, people won’t think it’s improper for my age, right?

Debito: Hey, they’re just orders. Besides, what’re you eavesdropping for?

Luca: I’m not eavesdropping! And you two know I’m here right!? See, I’m older than you two but I’m standing up instead of sitting! It’s proof of my youth! …Right?

Pace: I’m hungry

Debito: Oh! Pace, look at that lady’s figure~!!

Pace: I want to eat a pizza with sauce that’s red like her clothes~!

(*rumble) Luca: …Can you two leave the jokes at that…

Pace: Huh? …L-Luca-chan~?

Debito: Uh…I have a bad feeling about this…––

~*Scene: Mondo’s Office*~

Nova: That concludes my report concerning the explosion from this afternoon

Mondo: Luca…he’s quite the tactless man

~*End of Scene*~

07: With My Father

Password: あたまみるな (TN: Don't look at my head)

Liberta works with Dante…

~*Scene: Hallway*~

(*shine) Dante: I heard, Liberta. You were applauded for your street performance in the plaza, right!

Liberta: Hehe! I was of use to the “Great Arcana Famiglia Better Image Plan: ~Bloom! A Festival Full of Smiles on the Island~” too, right?

Nova: You’re all happy over having your head patted. You really are a child through and through…

Sumire: Oh, Nova. Are you working security now?

(*shine) Mondo: You’re the Family’s hope as the youngest, Nova. I’m counting on you, my precious nephew

Nova: Yes

(*whack) Liberta: You take a look in the mirror and take back what you just said!!!

~*End of Scene*~

08: Begrudgingly Inseparable

Password: わたしのたこ (TN: My octopus)

How the adults really feel…

~*Scene: Dining Room*~

Dante: I saw your photo for the “Great Arcana Famiglia Better Image Plan: ~Bloom! A Festival Full of Smiles on the Island~”

Jolly: …Hmph

Jolly: Who would even do that without being ordered to

Dante: Hahaha! Foreigners will be convinced to come over if they see that, right?

Jolly: …By the way, Dante. About that “thing” you asked me for earlier

(*glint) Dante: Oh! That “thing”!

Jolly: The experiment failed. If you really want something to protect your head, then put some seaweed on it. It would be a good laugh…no, it would help with your orders. Just kidding

(*shock) Dante: …Guh! I’m, I’m not crying…

~*End of Scene*~

(Back to Directory)

#bonus #arcana famiglia #la storia della arcana famiglia #solar translations #psp game #translation #releases #these dorks....

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animesavior · 6 years

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“There are stories about every hero. How they became great. Most have one thing in common...their bodies moved before they had a chance to think. Almost on their own. And today, that's what happened to you [Izuku]. Young man, you too can become a hero.”

- All Might, My Hero Academia (Ep. 02)

The Toonami Trending Rundown for May 12-13, 2018. It’s another fine week for action as Goku and Vegeta head back to the future for a third round against Black and Zamasu, while Hol Horse teams up with Mondatta after his rebellion against Dio fails, and Asta takes on Rades Spirito, who unleashes an army of zombies on the capital, among other great moments.

On Twitter, only Toonami and #CowboyBebop would successfully trend in the US. My Hero Academia would produce its first character trend in All Might as he decides to mentor Izuku. Meanwhile on Tumblr, #Toonami would trend alongside #BNHA and JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.

This week’s feature was part 3 of a Behind the Scenes look into FLCL’s production, featuring some of the English Voice Actors. Due to time constraints, an extended version of the video was posted on Adult Swim’s YouTube page, which you can see below.

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Other notable Toonami-related news this week include:

In One Punch Man news, Viz Media has announced this week that they will be continuing their commitments to the franchise as they have licensed the upcoming second season for distribution in the Americas and Oceania. No word yet on when the series will be premiering on Japanese TV at this time.

For those wishing to add more Bleach to their Blu-ray collections, Viz Media has just released part 4 of the Bleach Blu-ray sets this week, which will contain episodes 84-111, and is available to purchase at major anime-selling retailers with a $54.97 MSRP.

With the Toonami run of Iron Blooded Orphans now finished, FUNimation and Sunrise are presently working on the Blu-ray and DVD sets for the second season, set to be released on August 7. The season will be split into 2 parts, with both part 1 and part 2 retailing with a $64.98 MSRP each. A limited collector’s edition will also be available, which contains all 25 episodes of the season, an HG 1/144 Gundam Bael Metallic Gloss model kit, and a 25 page art book, retailing for $149.99.

FUNimation is also working on releasing part 1 of the Black Clover Blu-ray and DVD sets, which will contain the first 10 episodes of the series. This set will be released on August 7 with a $54.98 MSRP and will also include a free Asta key chain.

And finally, Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. Animation have announced that a ThunderCats reboot is in the works, titled ThunderCats Roar. The new reboot is set to air on regular CN in 2019, and will be animated by Studio Yotta, who also worked on O.K. K.O. Let’s be Heroes. Compared to the original series and the 2011 reboot that both aired on Toonami, Roar will have an action-comedy approach in a similar vein to Teen Titans Go.

This Saturday, Toonami will showcase the finale of FLCL’s pre-season 2 encore run, and as that episode will have a 45 minute length, every show after will be temporarily shifted back by 15 minutes. No shows will be pre-empted, but for those recording on their DVRs, you might want to keep this in mind and adjust your recordings accordingly if needed. And of course, for those wanting to binge watch season 1 of FLCL, the following week will be Memorial Day Weekend, so Toonami will marathon all 6 episodes of FLCL in a row beginning at 10:30 pm EDT/PST and again at 1:45 am on the night of May 26.

Until then, have a Happy late Mother’s Day, a Happy Ramadan for those celebrating, and see you again on Saturday for another round of the better cartoon show. Later.

Legend: The shows listed are ordered based on their appearance on the schedule. Show trends are listed in bold. The number next to the listed trend represents the highest it trended on the list (not counting the promoted trend), judging only by the images placed in the rundown. For the Twitter tweet counts, the listed number of tweets are also sorely based on the highest number shown based on the images on the rundown.

United States Trends:

#Toonami [#8]

#CowboyBebop [#6]

Tweet Counts:

#Toonami [4,210 tweets]

#DBZKai [1,212 tweets]

All Might (From My Hero Academia) [32.1k tweets]

#FLCL [1,927 tweets]

#JoJosBizarreAdventure [1,622 tweets]

#HunterXHunter [1,737 tweets]

Tumblr Trends:

#Toonami

#BNHA

#JoJos Bizarre Adventure

Notes and Other Statistics:

#FLCL: @WhoTrendedIT reported that @KariWahlgren started the trend in the US.

#JoJosBizarreAdventure: @WhoTrendedIT reported that @VIZMedia started the trend in the US.

Special thanks to @coreymbarnes, @jmb70056, and others I forgot to mention for spotting some of the trends on this list.

Only Toonami on [adult swim] on Cartoon Network.

#Toonami #Adult Swim #Cartoon Network #My Hero Academia #Boku no Hero Academia #All Might #Dragon Ball Z #DBZ #DBZ Kai #FLCL #JoJo's Bizarre Adventure #Hunter x Hunter #Cowboy Bebop #Toonami Trending Rundown

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wateryourplance · 6 years

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The Meme-ing of Life (Lance/Pidge)

(Pidgance Month, Day 9: meme lord | how did the aroma fresh memes get to them? no one nose. crack-serious-crack)

“What can we do to stop them?” Keith sighed in frustration. “The Blade of Marmora’s doing all they can. And you guys are too, I’m sure. But they’re moving so...unpredictably right now.”

Pidge shrugged. “You can always give the Galra a pepsi.”

Lance burst out laughing, falling off his seat as tears began forming from the corner of his eyes. “PIDGE, I CAN’T-- OH MY GOD!” He wheezed. “BEAUTIFUL. 11/10.”

“What’s going on?” Allura asked, her voice full of concern. “What is a...pepsi, was it? And why was Lance delighted to hear what Pidge said?”

“It’s a meme.” Hunk explained as he tried getting Lance to calm down. “Memes are, uh, I never thought I’d actually have to explain it. I didn’t even think it’d be this hard to explain it!” He tapped his chin, deeply thinking. “It’s a funny quote or image from the internet that people find funny. Songs and movies can be memes too.”

Allura nodded slowly. “Then what is a pepsi?”

“It’s a drink.” Lance answered. “There was a really funny commercial about it! That’s how that glorious meme was born. Like basically there was this ongoing rally or something then this model--”

Shiro cleared his throat, “I believe we were talking about the mission.”

“The mission, right, yeah.” Lance muttered, smiling nervously at the team leader. “Go on.”

“Okay,” Shiro began talking, eyeing all his members carefully. “Number one,”

"We are number one...” Pidge whispered under her breath.

Lance heard it, having a sharp ear for memes. And just like that, he lost his shit again. “PIIIDGE!” He whined as he doubled over in laughter. “STOPPP!”

“If you two aren’t taking this seriously, I suggest you both leave.” Allura finally put her foot down. It had been a while since she used that authoritative voice on them, so naturally the two brunettes were stunned. The princess had her lips tightly pressed together, clearly bemused.

Pidge forced her lips into a frown as she nodded. “Sorry. Won’t happen again.”

“Yeah, same here.” Lance agreed.

The meeting resumed back to its formal state (minus Lance’s strange recommendations), going on for at least half a varga.

They all went their separate ways, retiring to their rooms.

Except Lance and Pidge.

The pair found themselves in the kitchen, abnormally quiet.

Lance was having none of that. “Why’re you here?” He asked.

“I was gonna make a toast...Malone.” She couldn’t help but smile when he let out a small giggle. “What about you?”

“Dunno. Probably was gonna make a roast...Malone.”

Pidge chuckled as she nodded. “Pfft, nice one.”

And that was the beginning of a new and meme-ing full french ship.

“Guuuys, stoooop.” Hunk whined as he covered his ears. “I get it, Pidge can sing All-Star in Morgan Freeman’s voice but please, end it! I can’t eat!”

Lance scoffed. “Wow, Hunk. Whining on the breakfast table? Really? Right in front of my salad?” He and Pidge high-fived, giggling immaturely.

Hunk let out another disapproving sound before standing up to eat elsewhere.

“That was meant to be funny?” Allura pondered.

“Don’t mind them, princess.” Shiro offered, pinching his nose bridge in exasperation.

“They weren’t like this before...especially Pidge.”

Pidge crossed her arms, “Well if you have an attitude like this, homeboy’s gonna like...get it.”

“Heeeeey! Forgot about that one!” Lance laughed.

Allura still didn’t get it, and Space Dad was just disappointed.

Hopefully this would die down soon

“WE’RE GOING ON A TRIP IN OUR FAVOURITE SPACE ROBOT ZOOMING THROOOUUUGGHH THE SPACE, ‘LIL PALADINS!”

It didn’t.

It got worse.

So much worse.

The two ran out of fresh memes.

Which meant...

they were using dead memes.

Stale, dead memes.

“Okay, will you both just cut it out?” Shiro snapped, though he had a pleading didn’t look too angry. He had the look he usually wore before losing his shit. He rarely ever lost his cool, but the pair was just pushing the limit. “If you don’t, we’re going to have to find other ways of getting you guys to stop it.”

Lance grinned. “Is that a threat?”

Shiro’s face was hard, his dark eyes threatening..

“Oh, you’re actually...really...pissed.” Lance laughed nervously, slowly hiding behind Hunk. “Let’s resume.”

Pidge nodded, willing to obey Shiro (even if it meant sacrificing those beautiful memes) rather than face the inevitable. She explained the plan clearly and thoroughly. All was smooth, nothing out of the ordinary. “According to--” then suddenly, she stopped abruptly with wide eyes. She sealed her lips tightly.

“Pidge...?” Allura called. “Are you...are you alright?”

Pidge nodded again vigorously, biting down on her lower lip.

It was Shiro’s turn to be concerned. “Are you feeling okay?”

And once again, a nod.

Hunk narrowed his eyes at her for a moment before he raised his eyebrows. “Pidge...” he began in a warning tone. “Don’t do it.”

“Don’t do what?” Allura asked.

Before Hunk could answer, Lance’s voice piped up.

“ACCORDING TO ALL KNOWN LAWS OF AVIATION, THERE IS NO WAY THAT A BEE SHOULD BE ABLE TO FLY!” Lance blurted in one breath, wheezing right after. “No, crap, I didn’t mean to do that!”

Pidge buried her face into her hands, silently laughing hysterically while her shoulders violently shook. “L-Lance...why...” she whispered.

“I couldn’t help it!”

Shiro sighed, shaking his head. “We warned you both.”

“You okay there, buddy?” Hunk asked Lance through the come, biting back a teasing grin.

Lance let out a moan, muffled by the Altean mouth cover over his mouth that couldn’t be removed unless the princess took it out herself.

“I could get used to this.” Pidge taunted, earning herself an offended, muffled moan. “We’re here.” She announced, switching back to serious mode as the team landed their lions. They all got off, examining their surroundings.

Hunk was the first to speak. “This place looks pretty much abandoned.”

“Looks can be deceiving. Stay on your guard, team.” Shiro announced, his arm up readily. They followed him to an abandoned building that was obviously unstable.

They were almost certain that even a single sneeze could blow the fragile architecture down.

“No one’s here so we better go.” Hunk stated, trying to sound calm. “This place gives me the heebie-jeebies.”

Shiro nodded. “Then there must be something here.”

“But where, exactly?”

Lance suddenly squeaked, flailing his arms frantically before he pointed at a hall.

Allura turned to Shiro, alerted. “I think he saw something!” She rushed to Lance and removed the muffle, waiting for the tan man’s announcement.

Instead, he just laughed loudly. “Ha, got ‘em!”

Everyone but Pidge glared at him. Allura slapped the muffle on his mouth again, vowing not to take it off until they were safe.

They entered a narrow hall that seemed to get narrower and narrower as they got further into the hall. They thought of turning back initially, but Pidge told them that there was a life form at the end of the hall.

True enough, there was life.

The Galra.

The soldiers were lounging around, looking extremely bored. Behind them was a glowing blue crystal. They seemed to be protecting it (sort of).

It was stolen, obviously.

Shiro signalled for them to split up and hide behind the rocks, readying his signal.

And with one fluid movement after his signal, the paladins jumped out of their hiding spaces, fighting with the Galra soldiers. The battle was quick and easy as the soldiers were caught off guard, after all. Hunk and Shiro already got to work as they lifted the crystal, ready to walk away.

Alas, no one but one had noticed, but one Galra soldier was not quite unconscious yet.

With the remaining strength he had, he shakily lifted his hand, his eyes locked on Lance.

“LANCE, WATCH OUT!” She screamed, jumping in front of the Cuban as the shot was fired.

Her shield opened too late.

Lance leaned against the cryopod, a heavy scowl on his face. ‘This is all my fault,’ he thought bitterly. Those five words never left his mind as he gazed at the slumbering Pidge in the pod.

“She’ll be alright.” Coran reminded. “She heals quick.”

Lance snorted. “She wouldn’t be in this situation if it weren’t for me.”

“It’s not your fault, Lance.” Shiro assured, placing a hand on the younger man’s shoulder. “You would’ve done the same.”

“That doesn’t make it any better. She still got hurt.” Lance mumbled as he placed his hand on the glass, close to Pidge’s ghostly pale face.

Allura chimed in next. “Lance, it really is okay. She’s doing well.”

“Yeah, man. She’ll be out before you know it.” Hunk agreed.

Lance smiled sadly at them. “Thanks, you guys. Can I...can I be alone?”

Everyone nodded courteously, leaving Lance alone to wallow in his own guilt.

“I’m sorry.” He whispered. “I should’ve paid more attention, huh?”

Of course she didn’t reply.

Lance gulped as he offered a nervous smile. “I ain’t the sharpest too in the shed.”

Pidge’s finger twitched.

Lance’s eyes widened as he continued singing, getting jerks and twitches with every verse.

Finally, the pod opened and Pidge fell into his arms, weak.

It was just like when he and Allura first met, except it was 2222198% better.

“You give my life memeing, Lance.” She whispered, her eyelids heavy.

“You gave mine memeing too, Pidge.”

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Auburn was pretty durn good on special teams in 2018 and have a chance to be elite in 2019.

SEC Media Days has come and gone. Auburn starts fall camp at the end of next week. Preseason watch lists are dropping daily. Hot takes are hotter than ever from the talking heads. The weather is teasing us with late September, early October temperatures. It’s almost here folks. Auburn football is coming.

But we must wait a tad longer before kickoff so it’s important we pass the time productively. So starting today, the wise scribes here at C&M will take an in depth look at each position for the 2019 version of the Auburn Tigers. Today, it’s the often overlooked component of a football team but one that is vitally important to any successful season - special teams.

Departures

Ryan Davis - 22 punt returns 117 yds 9.9 avg

Ian Shannon - Holder

Returners

Anders Carlson (rSophomore) - 15/25 FG (60%) 44/44 XP (100%)

Arryn Siposs (Junior) - 56 punts 2,476 yds 44.2 avg

Noah Igbinoghene (Junior) - 11 kick returns 311 yds 28.3 avg TD

Jordyn Peters (Junior) - 2 punt returns 39 yds 19.5 avg

JaTarvious Whitlow (rSophomore) - 3 kick returns 80 yds 26.7 avg

Christian Tutt (Sophomore) - 5 punt returns 65 yds 13 avg

Bill Taylor (Sophomore) - Long snapper

Newcomers

Strength - Experience

There were a bunch of new faces on Auburn’s special teams unit last season. Arguably the greatest kicker in Auburn history was gone as was his holder and long snapper. The Tigers also had to replace punt returner Stephen Roberts and were breaking in a new punter who had never actually played a game of American football in his life. Something that made itself evident early in the season.

I'm 100% certain that for a split second Arryn Siposs forgot what sport he was playing lol pic.twitter.com/yK3JV5k6z4

— AUNerd (@AUSportsNerd) October 10, 2018

Despite all the turnover, the results were encouraging. The Tigers finished 43rd overall in special teams per S&P+ but were top 5 in punt efficiency and kickoff efficiency, 16th in punt return efficiency and 39th in kick return efficiency. Almost all of those pieces return in 2019. Australian import Arryn Siposs got better and better as the season went on and has a chance to become the best punter in the SEC in 2019. Anders Carlson was money from inside 50 going 12/15 in his debut season. Noah Igbinoghene averaged 5 more yards a return last season and even found paydirt for the first time in his career as a kick returner.

But most exciting about last year’s special teams unit was its ability to block both field goals and punts. Marlon Davidson pulled off the rare feat of blocking a field goal in three straight games while Jordyn Peters became a punt block specialist, finishing 2nd in the nation last year with three punt blocks, one going for a touchdown against Arkansas. Auburn will have to find a new punt returner and will have a new man holding kicks, but the majority of this special teams unit returns in 2019 and has a chance to become one of the best in the country.

Great job by Davidson getting skinny in the hole to slide through and make the block Dude played one of his best games Saturday until his injury pic.twitter.com/xrDet88kxi

— AUNerd (@AUSportsNerd) October 18, 2018

Weakness - Long Field Goals

Good news, the biggest weakness Auburn had last season is avoidable if the coaching staff just elects to play the field position game behind their great defense and not attempt 50+ yard field goals. Bad news, they decided not to do that time and time again last year....

I tweeted this stat last season but I feel like it’s important to address again. Before last year, Auburn’s five previous kickers attempted a grand total of 1 field goal from 50+ yards in their first season as starter. That one attempt came from Daniel Carlson. Anders Carlson? He attempted NINE field goals from that distance as a redshirt freshman, only hitting two of them. Anders absolutely has the power to hit from that deep but it was clear the accuracy had not yet developed but Auburn’s braintrust asked him to do it again and again despite having a good punter and a very good defense. It was maddening...

Hopefully, Auburn both won’t need Anders to hit so many field goals from that deep in 2019 and his accuracy from deep improves in those hopefully limited tries. It’s clear he’s got the tools to be another elite kicker for the Tigers over the next three years but that’s going to mean some patience from the coaching staff as well.

Prediction

My guess is Christian Tutt takes over as Auburn’s punt returner though there are a plethora of great options in guys like Javaris Davis and Matthew Hill. Iggy will undoubtedly continue to be the top guy on kick returns but I would look for Shaun Shivers and Anthony Schwartz to get more looks back there too. I listed Mark-Antony Richards and Ja’Varrius Johnson as two freshman who could have a chance to make an impact in the return game as well though I think it’s unlikely either see many meaningful reps back there next season.

Auburn’s special teams unit was really good last year and could be even better in 2019. While it will be hard to replicate the success they had in blocking punts and kicks, they will at least keep opposing coaches up late sweating over that aspect of the game plan given the proven success Auburn has had at both in recent seasons. I am really excited to see Siposs and Carlson’s respective developments and whether Iggy can break another 1-2 more returns off in 2019.

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ThunderShirts for Dogs: Do They Really Work?

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Caring for Your Dog This post includes affiliate links. Read more right here. Not an alternative to professional veterinary assistance. The very first I became aware of a ThunderShirt was when I was dog-sitting my dog good friend Charlie. She’s a border collie-whippet mix and also tends to be distressed and also nervous. The day she showed up for her week-long keep

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our overview right here. )The ThunderShirt was developed by Phil Blizzard, whose pet dog Dosi was scared of fireworksand also thunderstorms. When a friend recommended to Blizzard that you could swaddle a pet dog the same way moms and dads swaddle children, Blizzard had an aha! moment. Throughout the next thunderstorm, he and his spouse utilized an old tee shirt as well as some air duct tape to create a vest to swaddle Dosi. Their creation functioned and also ultimately led to a business variation of the ThunderShirt made with velcro and also a mix of polyester, rayon, and spandex. You cover it very snugly around your dog’s upper body and also mid-core and also it gives a light, consistent stress. Flickr@KateTerHaar!.?.! Why Pressure Works For human infants, swaddling waddling mimics being back in the womb, with a limited, cocoon of warmth around them. With children, swaddling assists them rest much better, particularly on their backs. There’s now evidence that swaddling and also limited clothing can additionally minimize

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Science Direct had this to report regarding study on stress and anxiety shirts for canines:”After 5 uses of the Anxiety Wrap, 89%of owners reported that it was at the very least partially reliable in treating their canines.” The bottom line is that, if coupled with the ideal training and also the ideal introduction to the vest, the anxiousness shirt can be really successful with some canines. Spraying scents on the t shirt, or combining it with CBD oils or edibles might enhance the chance of success with your dog. Flickr@MajaDumat!.?.! Using the ThunderShirt The ThunderShirt manual suggests an incremental introduction strategy to obtain the most effective results. To put it simply, start utilizing the vest well prior to any fireworks are scheduled or before storm season beings. At first, place the folded ThunderShirt on the ground with a tiny reward on the top, creating a favorable association. Then, adhere to the suitable guidelines and offer the dog a few mins in the vest. Repeat this every couple of days to get them adapted. Preferably, your

pet will certainly get used to the vest and be

happy to use it when the” large moment” comes. Many pets suffering from stress and anxiety or nervousness might benefit from a ThunderShirt, states Denise Herman, the creator as well as head instructor for Empire of the Dog in New York. “It can be anything from generalized stress and anxiety to really details triggered anxiousness, “she claims.

She reports using a ThunderShirt with her very own nervous elderly Chihuahua, that had come to be worried of seem like rattling and squeaking doors window blinds.”I would certainly put theThunderShirt on her, and at the very least 50 percent of the moment, she type of did a huge exhale and had the ability to put down on her side,” Herman says.”She would certainly just relax.”Herman cautions that the vest does not work in all scenarios for all dogs, but says it’s worth attempting. She encourages contacting your veterinarian prior to making use of an anxiety vest on elderly dogs or canines with heart troubles,

and also to stay clear of using the vest throughout severe warmth.( As constantly when introducing something new to your animal’s routine, especially if your pet has wellness worries, it’s ideal to consult with your veterinarian.)

ThunderShirt Reviews and Best Options There’s significant uncertainty concerning anxiousness covers, yet numerous pet moms and dads will inform you that an anxiousness coat has actually been a life-changer for their distressed dog. “Both Ronan as well as myself are obtaining a full night’s sleep now throughout rain, lightning, wind, as well as rumbling storms!” a happy Amazon customer writes.”This is the BEST item ever!!! … Again, I desire I could give this product 20 stars, I’m so satisfied.”Thinking about one? The ThunderShirt is available in a number of

models. This is your standard ThunderShirt. It can be found in a charcoal grey as well as in dimensions from XX-Small to XX-Large. Whatever size or shape your pet dog is, they’ve

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an energetic canine. Buy Now on Amazon The Polo Jacket comes in a variety of shades(2 tones of blue, pink with grey, orange and also camouflage, and maroon and gray). This variation, like the Sport design, has a built-in ThunderSpray Patch where you can apply ThunderSpray, a scent calming spray. Related products consist of ThunderWunders soothing chews(one formula with melatonin, and also one more with hemp), a ThunderCap (a cap that covers your pet dog’s eyes so they aren’t emphasized by flashes or various other visual excitement), as well as a ThunderEase collar.

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if an anxiousness coat simply doesn’t help your pup? Some pets don’t take to the ThunderShirt, and also some don’t such as any kind of clothing in all. Fortunately, there are a few various other things you can do to aid your pet dog handle anxiety.

Disturbance: When the stress and anxiety results from a loud event (electrical storm or fireworks), produce a cocoon of security and also interruption. A pet crate, an area with a white sound device, a treat or three, and closed blinds and also curtains could aid sidetrack them.

Relaxing Treats: You can experiment with CBD treats or oils like NaturVet Hemp Chews, which can help tranquil nerves.( See our guide to CBD deals with right here.)

Scent-based treatment: ThunderWorks makes scents dubbed ThunderEase, which can be found in sprays, diffusers,and pet collars. ( Read our guide to relaxing collars right here.) Medication: Many distressed canine owners report great outcomes making use of Bach’s Rescue Remedy for Pets, a natural service. When all else falls short, a vet prescription for anti-anxiety medications might assist.

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dogs who suffer from splitting up anxiousness. (For a deep dive on that particular special case, check out our overview right here. )The ThunderShirt was developed by Phil Blizzard, whose pet dog Dosi was scared of fireworksand also thunderstorms. When a friend recommended to Blizzard that you could swaddle a pet dog the same way moms and dads swaddle children, Blizzard had an aha! moment. Throughout the next thunderstorm, he and his spouse utilized an old tee shirt as well as some air duct tape to create a vest to swaddle Dosi. Their creation functioned and also ultimately led to a business variation of the ThunderShirt made with velcro and also a mix of polyester, rayon, and spandex. You cover it very snugly around your dog’s upper body and also mid-core and also it gives a light, consistent stress. Flickr@KateTerHaar!.?.! Why Pressure Works For human infants, swaddling waddling mimics being back in the womb, with a limited, cocoon of warmth around them. With children, swaddling assists them rest much better, particularly on their backs. There’s now evidence that swaddling and also limited clothing can additionally minimize

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Atomic Blonde (2017)

An undercover MI6 agent is sent to Berlin during the Cold War to investigate the murder of a fellow agent and recover a missing list of double agents.

Genre : Action/Thriller Country : Germany/Sweden/USA

Cast : Charlize Theron : Lorraine Broughton James McAvoy : David Percival John Goodman : Emmett Kurzfeld

Director : David Leitch

My opinion on “Atomic Blonde”

“You know those movies where the picture just starts to slow down… and melt? Then catch fire? Well… that’s Berlin.”

What was the overall feeling after watching “Atomic Blonde“? For me it was a mixture of confusion and excitement at the same time. Confusion because of the complex story with a multitude of twists and spy related mumbo jumbo. To be honest, I always have that with this kind of movies. So you can assume that I’m not a big fan of espionage movies. Not even James Bond movies. Even though these story lines are rather straightforward and simplistic in my eyes. “Atomic Blonde” on the other hand is in a different league. At a certain point I didn’t know anymore what was going on and what role the main characters played. I even forgot the main goal. The only things I still could reimagine in the end, were the fierce action scenes and the appetizing looking curves of Charlize Terron. Should all female spies in a movie use the same wardrobe as Terron did here, I instantly would become a fervent fan of this genre. There’s nothing so exciting as a blonde furie, wearing sensual knee-length boots and sexy suspenders, who gives her male opponents a solid kick in their glockenspiel.

The one responsible for putting together the playlist, is a genius.

Guess what. I was more excited about the soundtrack used here. Perhaps this was disruptive to some but personally I thought this was pleasant addition. Well, maybe it’s because I’m a hard-core fan of music from the 80’s. And I’m not talking about boysbands or disco music, but the underground and alternative kind of music. Unfortunately, they had to choose the most annoying song from the entire Neue Deutsche Welle repertoire. During that period I often wished for Nena to disappear with her 99 air balloons beyond the horizon. It would have been way better to include “Stunde des Glücks” from Fehlfarben or “Schlachtet!” From Grauzone. But besides this weak moment, I was pleasantly surprised to hear “Cities in dust” from Siouxsie & the Banshees, “Cat People” by David Bowie and “I ran” from A flock or seagulls. In terms of mood, this musical framework certainly made for a positive feeling. In retrospect, I’ll remember this playlist more than the movie itself.

Spies and ultra-secret lists. Not a healthy combination.

It’s all about an ultra-secret list (hidden in a wristwatch) with names of spies who are actively working in the Soviet Union doing … euh … I suppose spy-work. The entire film is situated in dark Berlin of the 80’s, where the ultimate symbol of the cold war still stands. The Berlin wall. It’s in the shadow of this gray decor where this spy movie takes place. In this post-war city, Lorraine Broughton (Charlize Theron) tries to get the list back together with colleague spy David Percival (James McAvoy), who has his own agenda apparently. The fact there are other sharks in this spy-pond who are interested in getting that list, is something Lorraine experiences real soon. The entire story is displayed in flashback mode. The whole story is being told by Lorraine during a debriefing in the presence of Eric Gray (Toby Jones), some superior at MI6, and Emmett Kurzfeld (John Goodman) from the C.I.A. What follows are some badass action sequences that’ll thrill you. Unfortunately, these impressive, action-filled scenes are no guarantee to make it a memorable movie .

A limited number of action scenes, but they are sublime choreographed.

Perhaps it was the intention to make a female “John Wick” spin-off. But unlike the latter, where action scenes followed eachother in a breathtaking pace, this movie only contains three (sublime choreographed) violent and action-packed scenes. First the German Polizei notices that the colour of their green uniforms is replaced by the colour of emerging bruises and dripping blood. And as icing on the cake you’ll be presented with a damn elongated scene where KGB agents are being banged up pretty bad. Next you’ll see an intense car chase across Berlin. And then you’ll get a plot twist involving double agents and contraspionage shizzle. And that’s where I suddenly lost the thread. To be honest, that’s it in a nutshell. Even the lesbian it’s-supposed-to-be-a-hot scene wasn’t interesting enough to get me ecstatic. In my view, this was added just so the presence of Delphine Lasalle (Sofia Boutella) seemed functional again.

Nope, it’s not the female “John Wick”.

In terms of acting, it was quite all right, although Charlize Theron impressed me more as Furiosa in “Mad Max: Fury Road“. James McAvoy was sublime. But then again, I thought he was more convincing as the guy with a split personality in “Split“. Eddie Marsan, John Goodman and Toby Jones complete the rest of the cast and showed once again their acting skills. But despite the brilliant acting, the violent and furious action, the atmospheric images and a soundtrack which made me feel young again, I thought the storyline was incoherent, quite inconsistent and superfluous. You can’t call it the counterpart of “John Wick“. And for those who say this film is amazing because of the fact that it’s an action movie with a female action heroine in it, I suggest to look up these movies and rewatch them : “Alien“, “Terminator“, “Salt” or “Kill Bill“. You’ll also see an action heroine with giant cajones, who’s filetting the other sex (or species) without blinking an eye. But still, highly recommended.

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Review: Teradek Serv Pro and VUER

Teradek’s Serv Pro is a $1799 camera-top wireless transmitter, sending H.264 video and audio to as many as ten iPhones, iPads, or iPod touches. VUER is the free app that receives the Serv Pro’s transmissions. The two combined form a wireless monitoring system for any production that needs to show a feed to multiple people and doesn’t want the bother of running cables.

Serv Pro on a GH4

VUER displaying Serv Pro’s feed

Serv Pro fills a unique niche. There are uncompressed camera-top transmitters like the Paralinx systems and Teradek’s own Bolt series; these are real-time links with zero latency—or close enough as makes no difference—sending signals from cameras to one or more receivers, which then feed SDI or HDMI to monitors. These systems use dedicated high-bandwidth radio links and require matched transmitter/receiver pairs. Uncompressed transmitters are the industry standard for wireless monitoring, as the signal is detailed enough and timely enough for remote operating, focus-pulling, and engineering.

There are compressed systems, like Teradek’s Cube and VidiU, which send long-GOP video over Wi-Fi, Wired Ethernet, and/or 3G+ mobile channels. These systems are designed to be used for live streaming, but can also send pictures and sound to apps on mobile devices like iPads and iPhones, which act as combined receivers and displays.

As iPhones and iPads have become commonplace, Cubes and their ilk have been pressed into service as non-realtime “secondary” transmitters for those who can live with the slight delay incurred by long-GOP H.264 compression. It’s not uncommon on larger productions for a Bolt or Paralinx system to send a feed to video village, where a Cube transmitter re-encodes the feed for distribution to Various Important People with iDevices. Cubes also work as primary wireless transmitters on lower-budget (or just lower-footprint) productions, offering comparatively low-cost remote monitoring for cameras on gimbals, Steadicams, shoulder rigs, jibs, and car mounts.

It’s a handy thing to be able to do, but as iPhones and iPads proliferate on-set, Cubes show their limits: they’re fine feeding two or three iOS devices, but have increasing difficulty with more, lagging intolerably when trying to handle more than four. They can also be daunting to set up due to their more complex configuration menus—a necessity given their wide-ranging capabilities.

Thus the Serv Pro: a dedicated iOS streamer. Teradek says a Serv Pro will feed ten iOS devices as easily as one. That’s all it does. It’s very much a one-trick pony, but if that’s the sort of trick you need to pull off, this is the pony to do it.

Serv Pro Hardware

The Serv Pro is wrapped in a blue anodized aluminum box, 4.75″ x 3″ x 1.1″ (121 x 76 x 28mm), with diagonally-grooved heat dissipation fins. With its two Wi-Fi antennas attached it tips the scales at 14 oz (398g).

Serv Pro with iPhone 6 running VUER

The left side (assuming you mount the device with the control panel on the left) has four status LEDs and a dot-matrix display, plus two stubby rubber joystick-buttons for menu navigation.

There’s a 1/4×20 mounting socket on the back.

The right side has an HD-SDI input BNC, a full-size HDMI input, a 10/100/1000baseT wired Ethernet port, a two-pin Lemo power input with a power switch, and a 3.5mm minijack for line/mic audio input (SDI and HDMI allow embedded audio, too).

The front has two terminals for the supplied Wi-Fi antennas.

The underside has another 1/4×20 mounting point.

The Serv Pro comes with two tiltable antennas; a multivoltage AC adapter, including plugs for just about anywhere in the world; a 1/4×20 shoe mount adapter; short Ethernet and HDMI cables; a very slick coiled SDI cable with right-angle BNCs; and four adorably tiny rubber stick-on feet in case you wish to use Serv Pro flat on a table.

There’s also a single sheet of instructions. Because that’s all you need.

Operation

Mount the Serv Pro where it’s needed. Connect your input. Supply power. Turn it on. You’re done. Seriously, you can be up and running that easily. Serv Pro comes out of the box set up to establish its own wireless network (Access Point mode, in Teradek terms) and start streaming as soon as it’s initialized.

From power on to pictures received in VUER takes just over two minutes. Unlike 2nd-generation Cubes, Serv Pro does not have an internal bridge battery, so you’ll be off-air for two minutes at every power change. The DC input on the Serv Pro accepts 6–28 volts and both Teradek and third parties offer a variety of power input cables and battery plates; a D-tap cable is perhaps the most common cable used.

Serv Pro dissipates about 8 watts, and the casing gets quite warm in use, though not uncomfortably so. If you’re going to put it flat on a table, use those rubber feet, so air can circulate beneath the box.

By default, the Serv Pro auto-selects a channel on either 2.4GHz or 5GHz Wi-Fi bands and creates an open network. Anyone with VUER loaded on an iOS device can connect to that network and start viewing the feed.

If you prefer, you can limit channel selection to either the 2.4 or 5GHz bands, choose the channel directly, enable Wi-Fi password protection and/or stream encryption (encryption requires the just-released version 2.1 firmware), and/or switch the Serv Pro into “infrastructure mode” to connect through a different Wi-Fi network instead of creating its own. All this can be done using the side panel’s display and joysticks, or—more easily—through the embedded webpage, available over both the wired and wireless interfaces.

Why would an iOS streaming device offer a wired interface? It’s handy for firmware updates, and for Camera Link: Serv Pro can act as a wireless access point for a variety of cameras with Ethernet ports, so you can connect to their embedded webservers from your iPhone or iPad.

VUER

VUER is Teradek’s free app for receiving Serv Pro feeds. It runs on any iDevice with an A7 or better processor (iPhone 5S or later, iPad 5th generation or later, iPad mini 2 or later, iPod touch 6G) running iOS 9 or later. It can display one, two, or four images simultaneously from up to four Serv Pros and/or 3rd-generation Cubes, depending on the iDevice—it only allowed three simultaneous feeds on my iPad Air.

VUER’s screen on iPhone with no inputs configured

VUER sees one Serv Pro on the network

You can use the same input for all four channels

VUER gives a snapshot tutorial on important controls

VUER offers a wide variety of settings and adjustments. You can pinch-zoom the image. You can apply peaking (“analog style”, in white), focus assist (“digital style” in several colors), false color, anamorphic desqueeze, and ‘scopes: waveform monitor, vectorscope, and histogram. You can also load LUTs or CDLs, and display a CDL editor onscreen:

VUER’s CDL editor, on iPad

There’s even a link to Pomfort LiveGrade: VUER can control LiveGrade, or vice versa.

You have control over the Serv Pro’s resolution and bitrate, and VUER’s decoding delay. Lowering resolution and/or bitrate may allow better performance on congested networks or at longer distances. Adding some delay—up to 1 second—may help when signal quality is poor; there’s time for retries when packets get dropped. Teradek’s TeraView app helpfully labels its version of this slider as “Lower Delay” vs. “Smoother Video”.

VUER gives you direct control over the iDevice’s screen brightness and audio volume, so you don’t have to fumble with buttons or the iOS control panel. Combinations of inputs and screen layouts can be saved as workspaces, so you can bounce between different setups without manually reconfiguring your inputs and displays. There’s a frame grab manager, so you can save grabbed frames to the Camera Roll or load them from the Camera Roll; frame grabs can be supered and crossfaded to/from using a Frame Compare tool.

Teradek has a hands-on walkthrough video, and here are a few screenshots:

VUER’s Distort settings, set for a 2.0x desqueeze

Comprehensive marker and mask settings

The result: 2.0x anamorphic with 2.39:1 framing

Quad-split display with false color, WFM, focus assist

Three clients, no problems

Performance

Teradek claims that Serv Pro supports up to ten iOS clients with a mere two-frame delay at distances of up to 300 feet. I set out to test this as best I could.

To look at delay, I compared Serv Pro (connected to an iPhone SE) against a Video Devices PIX-E5 and a Convergent Design Odyssey 7Q+, all fed from the same HDMI output on a GH4. I set up a “shoot ‘em all” scene as described here, capturing the live image off MovieSlate’s timecode display alongside the output of the device under test. I shot a few seconds of each scene, and looked at the lag in the readout of the device being tested as compared to the source timecode slate. I did the tests with the slate and the taking camera set to 60p, and then at 24p (60p is a bit of a cheat, as the Serv Pro’s transmitted image tops out at 1080/30p, but at least I’d get a high-temporal-resolution result). Note that VUER defaults to a 200ms delay; I set its delay to 0ms to get the lowest possible latency.

At 60p, the image displayed by the Serv Pro was usually 5 60p frames behind those of the Pix-E and Odyssey. I say “usually” because once in a while the delay was a frame better or a frame worse; H.264 over Wi-Fi doesn’t have a guaranteed latency. 60p is 2.5x faster than 24p; 5 ÷ 2.5 = 2 frames of delay at 24p.

And sure enough, at 24p, the Serv Pro was usually 2 frames behind the PIX-E or Odyssey. Those hardwired devices lagged the live image by 5 frames (the GH4’s HDMI delivery has its own not insubstantial delay), while the Teradek’s overall delay was usually 7 frames.

Furthermore, this same latency held with six clients:

The slate says “7 clients” because I expected an iPhone 4S to be in the mix, but it fell beneath VUER’s minimum requirements and I forgot to change the slate.

I had everything from an iPhone 5S to a pair of iPad Pros, and performance was comparable across all of them.

Adding an image effect like False Color or Focus Assist occasionally caused an additional frame or two of delay:

This only occurred perhaps a third of the time (I cherry-picked that frame grab), and it’s to be expected: adding a processing step adds a delay even if it’s usually under a frame.

Overall I’d rate this as excellent performance for a compressed transmitter using an iPhone as a a receiver/monitor. On a camera with a lower-latency output (yes, I know, like a real camera such as the F55, where the SDI output is only two frames behind reality), it may even be fast enough for operating or focus pulling in certain circumstances.

Mind you, this behavior was measured under near-ideal conditions: all receivers within arm’s length of the transmitter, in a reasonably uncrowded Wi-Fi environment.

Once I started walking away with my iPhones, I saw a gradual degradation in performance—both in overall latency, and in the smooth and continuous delivery of frames—depending on distance and the amount of stuff between transmitter and receiver. Putting as many interior walls between me and the Serv Pro as possible, I’d get hiccups and even the occasional total signal loss in under 50 feet (15 meters). With the rig outdoors, I was able to walk about 360 feet (110 meters) down the road before signal was lost, though I started seeing increased latency, hiccups, and dropped frames starting around 250 feet or so. At the 360 foot point, a delivery delay of over 4 seconds (as handily reported by VUER’s video statistics overlay) wasn’t unusual… but consider that I was 20% beyond the Serv Pro’s specified range.

It’s Wi-Fi, after all: it’s an unlicensed, shared chunk of spectrum, and performance is not guaranteed. If the built-in access point in the Serv Pro doesn’t have the punch you need, consider an industrial-strength access point with high-gain antennas, advanced beam-forming, and sophisticated interference rejection. Teradek makes their own, the production-friendly Link. Commercial units by the likes of Ubiquiti and Ruckus are how the pros provide access in trying situations; Teradek uses Ruckus APs at NAB and IBC (or at least they did before they built the Link), two shows with notoriously crowded Wi-Fi airwaves.

I can personally attest to the fact that at Teradek’s NAB booth, all the Cube and Serv Pro Wi-Fi feeds were smooth and problem-free. 100 feet away in the DSC Labs booth, I was trying to run a Cube in both standalone and infrastructure mode, using a weedy little consumer-grade access point. Half the time I couldn’t even connect an iPad to the Cube, and when I could, frame drops and scrambled video were common. The access point makes all the difference.

As far as VUER goes, it’s a very complete monitoring system. I found it useful to set up a quad-split, typically with a raw image, an image with focus assist, one with false color, and the fourth with a full-size, RGB overlay WFM. Double-tapping any quadrant makes that image full-screen; double-tap again to return to the quad split. Fast and easy.

I only have a couple of quibbles:

The WFM and Histogram only show studio-swing range (0%–100%), so anything below black or between 100% and 109% will be lost. The WFM’s scale has divisions every 16.7%, unlike any other WFM around; the histogram is divided every 8.3%, likewise (in this way VUER is much like FCPX: the designers gave us scales because scales were on the feature list, without ever bothering to figure out what the scales should actually be. Not that I have an opinion or anything, mind you).

WFM: six steps from 0% to 100%?

The top-and-bottom control bars are outside the 16×9 picture area on a 1.5:1 iPad, but they overlay and obscure picture (and info boxes, and ‘scopes) on a 16×9 iPhone. Yes, the control bars are easily hidden, but as their background is opaque, it’s not always clear at a glance that they’re hiding anything beneath them.

The menu bar overlays the data panel…

…and the picture too, as it turns out.

That’s all I can find to complain about, sorry. Teradek have done a fine job on the software.

VUER, like any such app, tends to be relatively power hungry: it’s flogging the hardware mercilessly to receive, decompress, process, and display images as quickly as possible. In my testing I typically saw a drop in battery level of 10% in half an hour whether I was using an iPhone or iPad: a fully charged iDevice will be drained in around five hours.

Conclusion

At $1799, Serv Pro isn’t cheap, but it’s pretty much the only game in town if you need to feed a multitude of iOS devices from a single transmitter.

Yes, a 2nd-generation Cube can be had for slightly less money (or rather less on the used market), but those cubes are HDMI-only or SDI-only, require considerably more configuration, won’t handle more than four clients, and don’t (officially or reliably) display in VUER. A Cube 655 costs $200 more and tops out at six clients, and it’s still a Swiss-Army-knife transmitter, with a plethora of possibly confusing configuration options.

At NAB 2017, Teradek also mentioned a Serv (not Pro), with HDMI only, a four-client limit, and a price around $700. That’ll be a good alternative if and when it ships (Teradek tells me it’s still on the roadmap, awaiting a new encoding platform), as long as you don’t need SDI and don’t need more than four clients. And, of course, it won’t help you today.

Here’s the beauty of the Serv Pro:

Plug it in.

Turn it on.

Two minutes later: pictures!

It’’s hard to beat that.

If $1799 is a bit too spendy, consider renting one when you need it. They’re new, so not yet widely available, but a quick snuffling ‘round shows that Chater Camera in Berkeley CA has one for $150/day. Your local rental house might offer it, too, especially if you let ‘em know you need such a thing.

If you’ve come this far and are shaking your head at the things fools waste their money on, then Serv Pro isn’t for you. But if you need to feed pix and sound to Various Important People who can’t be tied down with wired monitors, you may very well look at it and say, “where’ve you been all my life?”

It’s a one-trick pony, but it does that trick very well indeed. It just works. Isn’t that what you want on a shoot?

Pros

Drop-dead simple to use on default settings; easy enough to change those defaults when necessary.

1080p feeds to as many as 10 iOS devices with minimal delay.

SDI and HDMI inputs, with embedded or separate audio.

Full-featured VUER app with full look management, frame guides, engineering ‘scopes, false color, peaking, multiple feeds, multiple views, and more.

Cons

$1799, not cheap! But if you need it, you need it.

Two minutes from power on to picture, and no internal bridge battery.

Cautions

Signal stability and latency are entirely at the mercy of local Wi-Fi conditions. If you need more range or robustness than Serv Pro’s default setup provides, it’s up to you to change the default settings, find uncongested channels, and/or configure an enterprise-class Wi-Fi access point to create your own Information Superhighway.

Serv Pro serves video to iOS devices only. Android is not supported and there are no plans to do so in the future.

VUER will drain an iDevice dry in about five hours, so tell your Director and AD and the other Important People to turn their devices off between setups, and not to just put ‘em down on a chair and wander away, leaving ‘em playing, or they won’t have any pretty pictures to look at after lunch. I know, it won’t work: people are forgetful and easily distracted, and it’ll be your fault their iPhones have run down and their iPads have died. No matter what happens, it’s always your fault. But that’s why you get paid the big, big money, right?

Because the Internet, and cats.

Disclosure: Teradek sent me a Serv Pro for review, and paid shipping both ways. I own two 2nd-generation Cubes, purchased used, and I use Teradek’s SDK to support Cubes, Clips, and VidiUs in my FieldMonitor app. Chater Camera was one of my two neighborhood rental shops when I lived in Silicon Valley, so their website was one of the ones I looked at seeking rental Serv Pros. Those aside, there’s no material connection between me and Teradek or Chater, and neither one has offered any payments, considerations, emoluments, blandishments, free weekends at Pismo beach, or outright bribes for a favorable mention.

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April 8, 2017

We planned to attend Syracuse University’s Engineering and Computer Science open house and stay overnight so we could adventure on the following day. We didn’t starting packing until Saturday morning. Since Syracuse University is approximately five hours from home and the check-in starts at 8:30am, we had to rush. I didn’t know at the time, but 8:30am is only check-in, the event starts at 9:00am, so we had more time to work with than I had thought. Anyways, my brother woke me up at 2:00am and we didn’t leave until 3:24am. We packed a lot of snacks including Nature Valley bars, chips, ritzs, and much more.

The tank was half-full, so we stopped for a refuel. The roads were empty, barely any activity was noticeable. It felt like a ghost town with electricity that was about to deplete. 3:38am, we left the gas station for Syracuse. Oh, almost forgot to mention, I was in the passenger seat as the navigator. We took i-295 into Bronx and merged onto i-95.

We then crossed the George Washington Bridge into New Jersey and got onto the Palisades Interstate Parkway. When we crossed into New Jersey and was paying the toll, we could notice a strong weed stench in the air. The smell invaded our vehicle as we drove away.

Palisades Interstate Parkway is dotted with many viewing points, all are beautiful. I really wanted to stop, but refrained from doing so due to the tight schedule. If I had knew beforehand, it would’ve been wonderful to stop. The road was completely empty and visibility was only few hundred feet. At 4:35am, we pulled off to the shoulder for a brief pit-stop.

At 4:46am, I could barely make out that we were in the trough of rolling hills. Some people drove with their high beams on, which was extremely blinding and annoying. At one point, an oncoming car had blinded us while we were approaching a curve. Boy, we almost flew off the road!

4:50am, we made our way into a parking area for another pit-stop. I took this time to quickly snap a few photos of the view. The plan was dad drive the first half and I’ll drive the second half, so I swapped seats with James so I could nap. I didn’t want to be dozing while driving.

About an hour later, I woke up as we pulled into McDonald’s. Perfect, I thought. Not only was I hungry, but I had to use the restroom. I opened the door and the wind hugged me like a dog that hasn’t seen his owner in years. My excitement was quickly killed when we found out that McDonald’s was still closed. When we got back on the highway, I fell asleep again.

6:20am, I woke up to find us entering East Branch Rest Area. The sky is now lit. Couple people had to take dumps, so we were a little behind the original schedule. I took some pictures while we waited.

At this point, I wanted to drive, but my parents disapproved. I was deeply disappointed and unhappy. We left at 6:35am. While we were on the road, I really wished we were in a modern minivan with rollable side windows or a vehicle with a sunroof. I wanted to stick my head out and get crispy-clean images.

The rest of the ride was boring with a dash of beauty here and there. I dozed off every now and then, so there are probably moment’s that I missed. Along the road, I noticed there were mini towns. I couldn’t help but wonder how they survived in the winter.

I woke up from a mini-nap to the sound of mom calling “we’re almost here!” As we exit the ramp, I see moderately sized buildings to my right. The first thing that came to mind was baby-city. By the time we entered the parking lot, it was about 8:10am.

Before we came to Syracuse University for the open house, I had to RSVP online. The guest limit was three, or so the website’s highest number was 3. The thing was, the entire family was coming, so we split the group into two. Since there was also an open house for prospective students, I signed James up and told him to lead one group. Dad, Aaron, and I were all in one group and the others were with James. Anyways, Aaron and I grabbed couple of snacks and bottled water and headed to check in first because prospective student open house doesn’t begin until 10:00am. When we left the parking garage, three ladies kindly directed us towards the campus. I don’t know if it was a small town or what, but I thought everything was miniature-sized, especially the white garbage truck.

8:33am, I am waiting for dad to finish using the restroom. When he came out, he decided to phone mom and call everyone over. He left the building to help guide them to the check-in. 8:48am, everyone is in the check-in area and we start arguing about how to split the group. When we finally got everything sorted out, I went up to check in. The young man says “how many in your party” and I respond with a question: “is there a limit?” He says no, how many did you have in mind. Seven. We lined up to get orange wristbands. They explained that the wristbands allows us to get lunch later in the day.

I grabbed my tote bag and went into the auditorium, quite a small place. As we enter, we are directed to fill seats starting from the far right. The order, from right to left, is dad, me Baron, Aaron, Ann, James, and finally, mom. We waited for approximately 19 minutes before dad wanted to tell mom he was going back to the car for a nap. I passed the message along the line and what came back to me cracked me up. They said “mom’s sleeping.” Dad was tired from all the driving, so he returned for a nap.

An hour after, the first presentation concluded and we headed to specific orientations. On the way there, my siblings started complaining. They wanted to return to the car. I was quite annoyed but did my best to oppress it. I sent them back and continued the day with my mom. The walk to the next building was very short. When we entered the building, Syracuse students and faculty were already setting up for their mini science fair demo.

11:08am, the information session drew to an end. Thank goodness because my mom couldn’t take it any longer. The information session was pretty interesting, answered a lot of questions that I never would’ve thought of. For example, work study is a fixed amount, but time spent earning work study isn’t. I chatted with one of the sophomore students to clarify some floating thoughts and questions. By then, it was almost 11:30am, so we headed towards The Quad for lunch. The Quad is an open field with tents set up for lunch.

11:33pm, mom and I are eating lunch. I got a modest portion of one hot dog, two scoops of beans, chips, salad, and jalapeno. We sat at a table in the corner of a tent which shielded us from the wind. I finished early, so I left to get a cup of hot water, which tasted weird. As I was gulping down the water, I was wondering what my siblings were eating. Look what they’re missing out I thought. I went back for a turkey sandwich with more beans, salad, chips, and another jalapeno.

After lunch, mom and I went on a residential tour. We went to the Shaw Hall, which I did not really like. Everything was crammed and tight, but what was I supposed to expect. I’ve no recollection of visiting any other dorms.

Afterwards, we decided to return to the car. When we got back, I took out the water bottle and admired it. I opened it and smelled the inside, boy was it a mistake.. We had snacks and quick talk about what we were going to do next. Then I suggested to drive, but was turned down like I was previously. We left at 1:46pm and I, along with my disappointment, decided to take a nap for approximately four hours straight.

I woke up at 5:20pm, or so I’m guessing with my moody disappointment. See, I opened my eyes at 5:35pm because they were going to ditch me in the car. Before I opened my eyes, about five songs had gone by, the average length of a song is three minutes, so that’s approximately fifteen minutes. Anyways, we went into Costco and bought couple of things. Dad thought there was no tax, but there actually was, but less than New York City’s.

After shopping was finished, we tried to add air to the tire at Costco’s Tire Department, but they were closed. We found an Exxon gas station and used their dollar pump, which lasted three minutes. I guess plans for staying overnight are cancelled. It’s alright, we’ll try again for the University at Buffalo open house.

6:42, we hit to road back to New York City. The car ride home, majority of my siblings snoozed off. I had the chance to see the sun set.

While on the Harlem River Drive, I started to wonder if we should head to Long Island City for some beautiful nightscapes. The weather was about 53 degrees Fahrenheit with 15 mile-per-hour winds, not that bad. I argued that by the time we got through the traffic, the sky would be pitch dark, perfect for nightscapes. Additionally, by the time we finished exploring, the traffic would’ve died down. By 7:38pm, it was decided and I added LIC to the route.

Approximately 37 minutes later, we arrived at Gantry Plaza State Park. We were fortunate to find a parking spot right in front of the park. We had mini snacks and left to observe. I walked to the edge of the walkway and realized the Cola sign was nearby. My family and I went towards the sign. Along the way, few of my siblings felt the urge to use the restroom. While at the Cola sign, the youngest brother went to search for a restroom but returned with no luck.

We spent a total of about an hour and half at the park before we left. We were going to explore the other half of the park with views of the World Trade Center, but my siblings were growing urgent to use the restroom. There was no traffic, so we got home at 10:11pm.

Wonderful day we had. Cannot wait for a road trip during the summer, it would be such a wonderful experience. On this day, I learned a lot about Syracuse University. I also learned a lot about keeping a careful eye on my items. When I got home, I had trouble finding my remote and battery cap. Cheap and replaceable items, but a hassle. Hopefully they’re in the passenger side compartment.

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