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Noble Ape

Noble Ape is an artificial life development project launched in June, 1996 by Tom Barbalet. It was designed to be a forum for a diversity of contributors to work towards a coherent cognitive simulation development environment.
==The Simulation==
The central software of the project is the Noble Ape Simulation, based on the ideas outlined in Noble Ape Philosophic. There are two primary aims of the Simulation;
* to simulate the biological environment the Noble Apes inhabit, and,
* to simulate the Noble Apes' cognitive processes.
The Noble Apes move around and react to external and internal events (weather, fear, panic, sleep, ...). Noble Ape integrates many concepts in the areas of philosophy, biology and physics.
==Technology==
Noble Ape is available as open source software, under the Noble Ape Open Source License, and is distributed with Apple Computer's CHUD Tools, included with every new Apple Macintosh computer and is used by Intel 
. It runs under Mac, Windows, and Unix platforms.
The graphics engine in the Noble Ape Simulation, codenamed Ocelot, is a non-polygonal engine, which allows smooth and quick rendering of land and water surfaces.
The Noble Ape Simulation also contains the programming language, ApeScript.
Noble Ape also features a podcast, Ape Reality, where various aspects of the programming, biology, philosophy and meta-theory behind the development are discussed.
==References==
==External links==
== Official Links ==
*Noble Ape Site
*Noble Ape Simulation Page
*Ape Reality Page
*ApeScript Definition
==Additional Links==
*Tom Barbalet's Page
*Optimizing with Shark (Apple on Noble Ape)
*Tom Barbalet interviewed on BBC Radio 4's Material World, March 2003
*Tom Barbalet interviewed on FLOSS Weekly 31, July 2008
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Northern Pen Show 2017

== Description ==
The ‘Northern’, now in its thirteenth year is the largest of our regional UK Pen Shows.
After three years away we have now moved the show back to LYTHAM in an exciting new venue. It is an ideal show to use as an excuse for a weekend break, situated as it is on the beautiful Fylde coast.
2017 will be our fifth Northern Pen Show and we intend making it bigger and better than everDescription taken from the official page for the show http://www.ukpenshows.co.uk/northern-pen-show/.
==Admissions==
The show opens at 10:00am and closes at 4:00pm, admission at the door is £5.00 for adults, children under 13 get free entryhttp://www.ukpenshows.co.uk/northern-pen-show/.
==References and Notes==
Northern
Norwich

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== Norwich ==
The most racially-diverse of the five major islands, Norwich was founded in the mid-First Age by Waldo Dupree. Since then, the island has been an open door for any and all travellers seeking refuge, fortune, or adventure.
* Antwood
* Ashrune(?)
* Bay of Souls
* Brightcove
* Dupree
* High Rock
* Port Athena
* Sandhaven
* Willow Peaks
* Wolf Hollow
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Nyrdcast

Nyrdcast is a series of pop culture podcasts. The original podcast was 5 guys getting together to drink and talk about nerd culture. Due to logistical issues of getting together, the podcast ended. The Nyrdcast Podcast Ver. 2.0 started with Matt, Toner, and Jay after a few months off. The Nyrdcast Interviews is Jay talking to various people about their passions - sports, beer, pop culture, etc. There is hope in the near future of expanding into a sports show.
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Odeo

Odeo was a directory and search destination website for RSS-syndicated audio and video. It employed tools that enabled users to create, record, and share podcasts with a simple Adobe Flash-based interface.
Odeo was originally developed in 2005 by founders Noah Glass and Evan Williams, who were the founders of Audioblog and Pyra Labs, respectively, and received funding from Charles River Ventures. Subsequently, Williams bought out Charles River's interest in the company, as well as that of several other investors, and re‑formed the organization under a new company, Obvious Corp, which planned to develop new products, including Twitter.
==History==
On February 19, 2007, Williams wrote in his blog that Odeo was for sale. It was acquired soon afterwards by New York-based Sonic Mountain.
On September 14, 2007, Sonic Mountain announced that it had acquired the technology assets of FireAnt, an RSS video-aggregation website and desktop media player, and that it planned to incorporate FireAnt's technology into Odeo. On March 18, 2008, Sonic Mountain announced that it had acquired Blogdigger, a search engine for blogs and RSS content, with plans to incorporate the technology into Odeo. In June 2008, Odeo was relaunched by Sonic Mountain with a completely redesigned site and an expanded focus on search and discovery for syndicated audio and video.
In March 2009, Odeo began its transition to a fee-based service for large corporations looking to manage their video libraries. Targeting companies that needed to organize and track video usage, Odeo released its “Enterprise Video Management” platform as a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution. Their first customers included such notables as American Express and eGA.
In August 2010, Odeo suspended its support of the consumer site odeo.com to focus its attention on enterprise video.
As of 2017, Odeo's domain has expired and sold.
==See also==
* Video aggregator
== References ==
== External links ==
* "Web 2.0 Winners and Losers" - Wired article
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Office Divorce

Office Divorce is an RT Short published March 1, 2015. When Ryan is divorce-ambushed by Chris and his super lawyer, all hell breaks loose.
== Staff in Order of Appearance ==
* Ryan Haywood
* Chris Demarais
* Kerry Shawcross
== Summary ==
The short opens with Chris calling Ryan into a conference room. Chris requests that he and Ryan get a coworker divorce, with Kerry coming in as Chris' lawyer despite having no legal knowledge. Kerry gives Ryan a few conditions, including being able to use the break room on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays and custody of the office. Ryan protests at this, with Chris offering full rights to the stapler and partial custody with visitation rights every other weekend. Chris then tells Ryan that this whole affair is about the kids, which Ryan protests since Chris is obviously not the biological mother. Chris yells at Ryan about dropping off "their" kids at a weird building that morning, meaning school. Chris brings them into a room, except instead of picking up Ryan's son he picked up a random child and Ryan's daughter. Kerry decides that Ryan's daughter, Cindy, will choose who gets the office. Chris uses toys and sweets to make Cindy choose him and leaves with her, telling Ryan to clear out his stuff by Monday. Kerry tells Ryan that he can help him make a case against Ryan, with Ryan telling him that he just kidnapped a child and will see him in court. Kerry replies, "I'll see you in hell." Ryan then wonders if his wife will notice the difference and walks off with the random boy, asking if it's okay if he calls him Cindy.
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Omar de Armas

Omar de Armas Born January 12, 1983 in Simi Valley, California) is a staff member of Rooster Teeth opresently working as an editor, content creator, producer and host at Funhaus and a former GameTrailers employee. 
== Career ==
Omar first worked as a Video Editor at Viacom from June 2013 until June 2014. He served as the Video Editor during coverage of E3 and ComicCon. 
Next, he worked as a Freelance Video Editor and Camera Operator at GameTrailers from June 2013 until January 2016. 
As of May 2001, Omar works as an Ocean Lifeguard at the Los Angeles County Fire Department. He departed from GameTrailers on January 26 and as of February 1, 2016, he works as a content creator, producer and editor at the Funhaus division of Rooster teeth. 
He joined on February 1, 2016.Omar's Twitter He formerly worked for Machinima's Inside Gaming channel as their Post Production Video Editor, creating their End of The Year content.http://omardearmas.com/resume.html
==References==
== External links ==
* Linkedin
* Personal Website
* Flickr
* github
== Navigation ==
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On the Trail

> Home > Episodes On this brand new episode of Sneak Attack!, Sherwood and Greaek regroup after barely escaping the mysterious dwelling of the fish people who live under the Willow Peaks. Meanwhile, Brenna and Akio leave Gianni's house with their newly acquired horses and make their way to Brightcove in an effort to track down Arlan's powerful crystal. Will they find the gem before it is too late, and will Greaek and Sherwood ever make up their lost ground?Category:SneakAttackEpisode
One Life Left

One Life Left is Europe's first and only dedicated videogames FM radio show. It is presented by Ste Curran, Simon Byron and Ann Scantlebury. Earlier host Robert Howells stopped appearing on the show, to be later replaced by Simon. It includes news, reviews, features, competitions and a weekly studio guest. One Life Left is broadcast on Resonance FM, a London community radio station at 19:00 every Monday, and is available as a podcast.
==Guests and features==
One Life Left is presented in a magazine style, with guests and features. Guests have included industry figures such as Jon Hare, Charles Cecil, Paul Rose and comedian and presenter Joe Cornish. Features range from comedy sketches (for example, Craig 'The Rage' McClelland's video game poetry and Ms. Snac-Man's "gaming recipes") to views from the industry (for example, Derek Williams' Free Market Economy, from the perspective of a market stall owner) and game reviews (for example Talia Reviews Nintendo Games Because They Are For Kids). The show briefly featured a segment by Ariel Angelotti during her tenure at Q Games, which highlighted Japanese development culture and popular Japanese phrases.
Since 2009, the show has featured contributions from "Dr. Avatar" who presents an Accident & Emergency segment highlighting the misfortune of classic video game characters. Other additions to the complement of features have been Science Officer's Log which parodies the gaming trope of recorded audio logs, and Lonely Hearts by Cara Ellison which involves the generation of dating website profiles for famous game characters.
One Life Left has also recorded from the Develop Conference and Expo. In 2010, they hosted One Laugh Left as part of Nottingham Gamecity 5. This was billed as a night of stand up comedy about video gaming and included turns from each of the three presenters.
==Critical reaction==
The video games website Kotaku considered One Life Left to be "a sweet blend of light-hearted discussion, music, interviews and ridiculous features", pointing out its uniqueness in gaming and in radio. Guardian Unlimited's Aleks Krotoski and Keith Stuart have both commented on the quality of the show's podcasts.
One Life Left was nominated for the "Best Games Podcast" category both the 2007 and 2008 Games Media Awards, and in 2009, won the GMA "Best Podcast/Broadcast" award.
One Life Left was considered one of the ten best podcasts by thelondonpaper.
==Music to Play Games By==
In December 2008, One Life Left released Music to Play Games By, a compilation CD of music inspired by video games. It was arranged by Simon Parkin and produced by Andrew Smillie. The album covers various videogame themes and styles, and has been described as "chip-indie". Kotaku considered the album to be an excellent collection of "chiptunes, remixes, even normal songs that are just written about games."
==References==
==External links==
* One Life Left home page
* One Life Left's Archive
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Open Haus

"Open Haus takes time every week to answer questions from the Funhaus fans. Ranging from gaming and YouTube questions to waaaaay off-topic queries, Open Haus combines the Q&A format with a highly edited, comedic format"
- Official website
Open Haus (pronounced as "open house"), is a weekly Q&A series show by the Funhaus crew in which several various Funhaus staff (along with other Rooster Teeth staff occasionally) congregate each and every week in the Funahus/Rooster Teeth office in Los Angeles to participate in the Funhaus fans' Q&As session. They answer some their fans' miscellaneous questions , usually in a laid back on non serious style..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChkxK7qPQF8 Questions are asked on Funhaus's reddit community on the Q&A thread as well as the comments section of the Funhaus website and YouTube channel . The title of this particular series was changed from The Interrogation to Open Haus, as both the crew and fans took a liking to /u/JoneSoda's suggestion.http://www.reddit.com/r/funhaus/comments/2w9lz3/suggestion_someone_else_had_a_pretty_good_idea/ The series Open Haus combines the staff members' Q&A format along with a highly comedic, entertaining format effect, all whilst the staff takes the time every week to answer questions from the Funhaus fans.
==References==
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Order 66 (podcast)

Order 66 is a weekly podcast focusing on the Star Wars Saga Edition roleplaying game, hosted by David Villegas and Chris Witt, although guests occasionally feature. Released each Sunday night, the episodes are generally one and a half hours.
==Order 66 Guest Hosts==
While the show is primarily hosted by Villegas and Witt, there have been several occasions when there have been special guest hosts. These have included Star Wars Roleplaying Game designers Rodney Thompson, Sterling Hershey, Gary Astleford, Christopher West, Gary M. Sarli, Patrick Stutzman, Jonathan Stevens and actor Sam Witwer.
==Awards and recognition==
At the 2009 ENnie Awards, the podcast was the silver winner for the Best Podcast category.2009 ENnie award results. Retrieved March 9, 2010.
==References==
==External links==
* d20 Radio official site
* Order 66 podcast RSS feed
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Pajamachievements

Pajamachievements was a series that ran by Achievement Hunter, hosted by Griffon Ramsey. It lasted 23 episodes, and ran from December 20, 2008 until September 25, 2009.
The show was conceived as a way to combat a perceived male-centric focus of the site. Griffon would host a party for several of her female friends and they would all hang out in their pajamas and play Xbox.
The show ran for 6 parties, before Griffon decided to cancel it due to the extreme amount of work that went into party planning. The show ended on a cliffhanger that was never resolved.
On January 4, 2015, Griffon posted a comment on the 12th Happy Hour video, stating that the computer she edited the show from was stolen, and the final episode was lost.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43JSAo5Ijv8&google_comment_id=z12nxryyszawijx4d04cg5yrzrqwcdy5554
==Episodes==
Episode Number 	Game 	Air Date 	Link
Preview 	N/A 	December 20, 2008 	Preview 1
1 	Beautiful Katamari 	December 22, 2008 	1
2 	Left 4 Dead 	January 5, 2009 	2
Preview 02 	N/A 	January 14, 2009 	Preview 2
3 	Viva Piñata Party Animals 	January 19, 2009 	3
4 	Burnout: Revenge 	January 26, 2009 	4
5 	Burnout: Revenge "Live" 	February 4, 2009 	5
Killer in Pink: Music Video	N/A 	February 9, 2009 	Bonus
6 	Castle Crashers 	February 13, 2009 	6
Preview 03 	N/A 	February 19, 2009 	Preview 3
7 	Soul Calibur IV 	March 4, 2009 	7
8 	Monopoly 	March 19, 2009 	8
9 	NFL Tour 	April 6, 2009 	9
10 	Soul Calibur IV "Live" 	April 15, 2009 	10
Preview 04 	N/A 	April 27, 2009 	Preview 4
11 	Peggle 	May 8, 2009 	11
12 	Resident Evil 5 	March 15, 2009 	12
Preview 05 	N/A 	May 20, 2009 	Preview 5
13 	Halo 3 	May 22, 2009 	13
14 	Uno 	June 5, 2009 	14
15 	Street Fighter IV 	June 12, 2009 	15
Preview 06 	N/A 	June 19, 2009 	Preview 6
16 	Prototype 	June 29, 2009 	16
17 	Doriotos: Dash of Destruction	July 13, 2009 	17
18 	UFC 	September 25, 2009	18
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Paper Formats

==Comparison table==
The following table will help compare the dimensions of various paper formats and products. Please feel free to add a format size or product that has not been added.
Format Name 	Dimensions (Imperial)	Dimensions (Imperial)	Dimensions (Metric)	Dimensions (Metric)
Format Name 	width (in) 	height (in) 	width (mm) 	height (mm)
A0 	33.1 	46.8 	841 	1189
A1 	23.4 	33.1 	594 	841
A2 	16.5 	23.4 	420 	594
A3 	11.7 	16.5 	297 	420
A4 	8.3 	11.7 	210 	297
A5 	5.8 	8.3 	148 	210
A6 	4.1 	5.8 	105 	148
B0 	39.4 	55.7 	1000 	1414
B1 	27.8 	39.4 	707 	1000
B2 	19.7 	27.8 	500 	707
B3 	13.9 	19.7 	353 	500
B4 	9.8 	13.9 	250 	353
B5 	6.9 	9.8 	176 	250
B6 	4.9 	6.9 	125 	176
Memobook 	3.5 	5.5 	89 	140
Field Notes' Reporter Notebook 	3.75 	8.25 	95 	210
Field Notes' Dime Novel format 	4.25 	6.5 	108 	165
Field Notes' Steno 	6 	9 	150 	230
Field Notes' Notebook 	4.75 	7.5 	121 	191
Studio Neat's Panobook 	6.30 	11.34 	160 	288
Hippo Noto 	5.16 	8.18 	131 	208
US Letter 	8.5 	11 	216 	279.5
US Legal 	8.5 	14 	216 	356
Tabloid 	11 	17 	279 	432
Ledger 	17 	11 	432 	279
Junior Legal 	5 	8 	127 	203
Half Letter (memo) 	5.5 	8.5 	140 	216
Baron Fig's (Confidant/Vanguard): Plus Notebook 	7 	10 	177.8 	254
Baron Fig's (Confidant/Vanguard): Flagship Notebook	5.4 	7.7 	137.16 	195.58
Baron Fig's (Confidant/Vanguard): Pocket Notebook 	3.5 	5 	88.9 	127
Baron Fig's Mastermind Desktop Pad 	12 	8 	304.8 	203.2
Baron Fig's Nomad Note Pad 	3 	3 	76.2 	76.2
Goulet Pens' A5 Notebook 	5.83 	8.27 	148.082 	210.058
Life Noble's Notebook - Mini Ring 	3.1 	5 	78.74 	127
NockCo's DotDash Pocket Notebook 	3.5 	5.5 	89 	140
NockCo's DotDash (A5) Spiral Pad 	5.8 	8.3 	147.32 	210.82
NockCo's DotDash: Gigante Note Cards 	3.5 	5.5 	89 	140
NockCo's DotDash: Standard Note Cards 	3 	5 	76.2 	127
NockCo's DotDash: Petite Note Cards 	2 	3.5 	50.8 	88.9
NockCo's A5 DotDash Notebook 	5.8 	8.3 	147.32 	210.82
Rhodia's A5 Notebook 	5.8 	8.3 	148 	210
Write Notepads' Pocket Notebooks 	3.75 	5.5 	95.25 	139.7
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Parkour High Five Hand Grab

The Parkour High Five Hand Grab is a maneuver executed by Grey in H.I. #102: Secret Cinema which consists of gripping the hand of someone as they go for a high five.
During the Hello Internet event at the bladerunner themed Secret Cinema, a parkour artist landed next to Grey. Grey asserts that the parkour artist went for a high five, which Grey misinterpreted as a grip-and-shake, leading to an uncomfortable and awkward interaction in front of the entire Secret Cinema audience.
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Parsec Awards

The Parsec Awards are a set of annual awards created to recognize excellence in science fiction podcasts and podcast novels. The awards were created by Mur Lafferty, Tracy Hickman and Michael R. Mennenga and awarded by FarPoint Media. They were first presented in 2006 at DragonCon and have since become "one of the most recognizable honors in science and fiction podcasting".
Nominations are accepted from the listening public annually in each of the categories. The list is vetted for eligibility by the steering committee, before producers are invited to submit samples of work for consideration by a panel of judges. The panel reduces the list of nominees to five finalists in each category. The finalists' work is submitted for judging and the winner is selected by that panel of authors, podcasters, and others knowledgeable in the field of speculative fiction, podcasting, and/or publishing. Past finalist judges have included Catherine Asaro, Charles de Lint, Cory Doctorow, and Evo Terra.
== Award categories ==
(Current for 2013 Nomination Year)
Categories are modified from year to year. This is a list of some past categories:
* Best Speculative Fiction Story: Small Cast(Short Form)
* Best Speculative Fiction Story: Small Cast (Novella Form)
* Best Speculative Fiction Story: Small Cast (Long Form)
* Best Speculative Fiction Story: Large Cast (Short Form)
* Best Speculative Fiction Story: Large Cast (Long Form)
* Best Speculative Fiction Audio Drama (Short Form including Independents)
* Best Speculative Fiction Audio Drama (Long Form including Independents)
* Best Speculative Fiction Video Story Podcast
* Best Speculative Fiction Magazine or Anthology Podcast
* Best Speculative Fiction Comedy/Parody Podcast
* Best Speculative Fiction Fan or News Podcast (Specific)
* Best Speculative Fiction Fan or News Podcast (General)
* Best Podcast About Speculative Fiction Content Creation
* Best Fact Behind the Fiction Podcast ("Infotainment")
* Best New Speculative Fiction Podcaster/Team
* Best Speculative Fiction Music Podcast
==References==
== External links ==
* 
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Past Cast

Past Cast was a series "documenting" the lives of historical figures portrayed in the style of modern day video blogs.
Figure 	Episode 	Airdate 	Starring
Captain John Smith	John Smith and Pocahontas Thanksgiving Video Blog	22 November 2011	Matt Hullum, Gustavo Sorola, Vanadia Badillo
Adolf Hitler 	Adolf Hitler's Final Video Blog 	1 December 2011 	Joel Heyman, Nathan Zellner
Freddie Fleet 	Last Video Blog on the Titanic 	9 December 2011 	Marshall Rimmer, Chris Demarais
Abraham Lincoln 	Abraham Lincoln's Youtube Shoutout 	15 December 2011	John Erler
Julius Caesar 	Julius Caesar for President 	30 December 2011	Chris Demarais, Marshall Rimmer, Miles Luna
Che Guevara 	Gus Guevara 	6 January 2012 	Gustavo Sorola, Brandon Farmahini
N/A 	Bloopers and Outtakes 	27 January 2012 	Matt Hullum, Gustavo Sorola, Vanadia Badillo, Joel Heyman, Marshall Rimmer, Chris Demarais, John Erler, Miles Luna, Brandon Farmahini
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Patrick Matthews

Patrick W. Matthews is an employee of Rooster Teeth Productions working as Production Coordinator for the Live Action department. 
Patrick attended Austin Community College from 2011-2013 where he earned an Associate's in Radio-Television-Film. He then went on to earn his Bachelor's in Radio-Television-Film at the University of Texas at Austin, attending from 2013-2015.
== Career ==
Patrick began working as Production Coordinator for Rooster Teeth in June 2015. 
Patrick has hosted panels involving LGBT at RTX as well as SXSW, speaking on his experiences as a gay man and the LGBT online community.
He has made appearances on several live action productions throughout Rooster Teeth including, Always Open, RT Extra Life, and On The Spot.
== Trivia ==
*Patrick knows limited Spanish.
*He used to play baseball in high school, though he only played for one year.
*Patrick owns two cats and two dogs.
== External links ==
* RT Profile
* Linkedin
== Navigation ==
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