#project title

[softdramahoe]

WIP/Character Rant

I have an idea in my head for a scene, where Angelica is embracing Remy (very much against his will) and telling him he doesn’t have to hide anymore — directly before locking him in his room in the new house.

Remy’s entire world is reduced in that moment to the view from his bedroom window. Safe and sound and all alone.

And it’s so typical of Angelica. She’s done this to him his entire life. Only now they’ve escaped the villages and made it to the big city. It Remy could find a way to pry open the window, he’d be gone for good this time.

I want the reader to feel every bit as trapped as Remy is in this scene because it’s something that sets up his backstory without having to get into it, while also introducing the dysfunctional relationship he has with his sisters.

I just haven’t figure it out yet — but rambling about it helps.

[galacticnewsnetwork]

Star Wars: Episode IX Working Title Revealed

SPOILERS for Star Wars: The Last Jedi ahead

The working title of Disney and Lucasfilm’s Star Wars: Episode IX has been revealed to be Black Diamond. The latest installment in the new trilogy set in a galaxy far, far away, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, is proving to be a box office juggernaut, raking in a staggering $450 million global opening. In the U.S. alone, Rian Johnson’s Episode VIII earned $220 million at the domestic box office.

Lucasfilm’s attention, though, is moving on to the next chapter in the Star Wars saga. Just two days ago, J.J. Abrams pitched Episode IX‘s story to Lucasfilm. The studio seems to have jumped into hyperspace on the final film in the sequel trilogy, and today we’ve learned the movie’s working title.

Fantha Tracks revealed that the working title is Black Diamond. It’s worth noting that this site broke the working titles of The Last Jedi (Space Bear) and Rogue One(Los Alamos). As a result, they can be considered a pretty reliable source. Lucasfilm tends to open separate production companies in the UK to produce their Star Wars films. Foodles Production (UK) Ltd, for example, managed The Force Awakens. Space Bear Industries (UK) Ltd handled The Last Jedi. According to Fantha Tracks, the production company for Episode IX is Carbonado Industries (UK) Ltd. A carbonado is the toughest form of natural diamond, commonly known as a Black Diamond.

It seems Lucasfilm originally intended to use Carbonado Industries to produce Solo, in a nod to his being frozen in carbonite. Plans changed though, and delays to the Boba Fett movie meant Stannum 50 Labs (UK) Ltd picked up Solo instead.

Working titles vary in terms of their significance. Rogue One‘s working title, for example, was particularly appropriate. The working title was a reference to the town of Los Alamos, birthplace of the atomic bomb. Considering the movie focused on the creation of the Death Star, that’s an amusing nod. On the other hand, The Last Jedi‘s working title — Space Bear — seems pretty irrelevant.

It’s too soon to tell whether or not Episode IX‘s working title bears any significance. Nobody quite knows how Black Diamonds are formed, but a common theory is that it’s under high-pressure conditions in the Earth’s mantle. It may be that Rey is the Black Diamond, her heroism formed under the chaos of the First Order’s reign. Meanwhile, the diamonds are known for their luminescence, prompting Fantha Tracks to speculate that we’ll see some “luminescent” beings in the film. After all, there’s no reason Luke couldn’t return as a Force ghost.

It’s probably wise to take these theories with a pinch of salt. Lucasfilm intended Solo to be produced by Carbonado Industries, not Episode IX. The working title is clearly derived from the company name, so may have no meaning at all for the film. We’ll likely learn more when production starts next year.

Source: Screenrant

[leoplaythevideogame]

working on a project.

i want to make it a novel or a game or something so im shoving it here for now since im not sure where else to post it lol.

made the character designs on gaiaonline

[erinaimeeabbott]

Project title and statement

[asyagurevich]

Title Of The Project

 ‘Thats why it is so dusty on the streets.’

Coming from Russia where there is a distinct contrast between life before and after the Soviet Union and a completely different set of values, I am even more aware of how my generation simply throw away what we do not want fix it. Yet in the past, generations of people repurposed what they have and also treasured what was theres. All the discarded toys I see lying around on the streets now for me are like broken memories and have turned to dust like the waste which is lying around on the streets.

[wickedlittleoz]

in the past 24h I’ve filled the form to present my grad. project 3x already and until I get my professor to sign it and can at last turn it in I feel like I might still redo it maybe 2 more times

[the-trans-alien-blog]

Hey, help me out!

I’m working on a new project and I need a name for it, and I want you to help me decide! I’ll go into detail about the two names underneath the cut~

The two names I have brainstormed are my two favorite car motors, Mazda’s 13B rotary engine and Subaru’s EJ257 engine. 

13B

The 13B is one of the very few rotary engines in the world. Rotary engines use a rotor in place of a piston on a traditional engine, each rotor housing can go through all three stages of combustion at the same time using the special triangle-shaped rotor. The rotor was held in a pinched oval shape which cause the rotor to spin in an elliptical manner, creating three sealed sections around each triangle point. Pictured above is a gif that shows each stage of compression for a single sealed section. This compact combustion system allowed for rotary engines to gain much higher horsepower without using larger engines. Rotary engines are a very unique piece of car history and Mazda history as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4x04M8YwOBw

EJ257

The EJ257 is Subaru’s main performance engine. Originally put into their 2004 Impreza WRX STI’s, the engine is still used in STI’s to this day. The EJ engine has a unique “boxer” layout, where the pistons lay flat. “But isn’t that just a flat engine?” you might ask, but it is not! Flat engines have their pistons share a crank pin, causing them to move in the same direction. The boxer engine has their pistons on separate crank pins, causing the pistons to move back and forth at the same time. The boxer engine was much more stable, being used in 4 and 8 cylinder engines. The flat engine was used in 6 and 12 cylinder engines because those engines are naturally more stable. Pictured below are a boxer engine (top) and a flat engine (bottom). Notice the green pins and how that moves the pistons.

Feel free to correct any information I got wrong here :3

[felicity-hall-blog]

Design and produce an appropriate communication tool,which in your opinion tells the world why your charity exists. Something which appeals, connects & challenges, persuades, confronts, informs, sells and gets under the skin and gets under the skin and at least gets talked about.

Breif