every sound has its own texture. lot of stoppings of the sound little silences that come between the syllables in ganga opening line that are very textural. [singing ganga] also the sigh of the singer who starts the song is very different in texture from the scream at the end of the song. [loud singing to end sg] in ganga singing, the way people refer to the parts is very textural. the lot of terms that are connected with talking about ganga as a genre are borrowed from weaving. and they'll say, "that was neat, neat as a loom," or, "you embroidered that song really well." within the local tradition people don't think of parts in their singing as two parts, they think of song as a song. a song is a whole. and if you come to a group of singers who are singing a ganga or a becarac and you ask them "could you please sing me your part?" they will say, "no." not because they're not good singers or not because they are unable to sing they just don't conceive of music in terms of independent parts that are doing discreet pit

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the model is spread out on a two-dimensional plane where the guys can apply texture and detail. >> soou can see that's the back, that's the legs, the head and the neck. when we have the texture, you can apply it on the mesh and that's the result. >> with the models complete, a process called rigging brings the characters to light. >> we are created a bone system for each character and on a mate them so each articulation of his own controllers. >> now that the eagle and baby have movable parts, they can be integrated into the shock footage. this is called compositing. >> we match the colors and create the pictures so that it all looks seamless. >> in total the 30-second slice of life takes more than 300 hours to complete. on december 18th, 2012, the students upload the video to youtube and call it a night. >> oh [ bleep ]! >> the next morning when we woke up, we got more than a million views. >> i was very surprised it went viral that fast. >> people are asking, is it real? is it fake? >> people saw this video and reacted with absolute shock. people wanted to share it and say, can you

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showing that we'll go back out wide one more time with double scan technology we can talk about the texture of the snow, this gray is wetter heavier snow, up to the north light and fluffier with the very cold air coming in. i think we'll see a change in the consistency of the snow in the coming hours it won't be quite as heavy and wet with temperatures near freezing, stormtracker 6 live double scan 3-d, a long ahead. the snow is breaking up a bit as we look to the south and west, that is heads in our direction the intensity will ease back in the coming hours how about those temperatures 28 in philadelphia 21 in allentown and 15 in mt. pocono and one issue we are talking about is only a half mile visibility in much of the area and less than that in trenton and reading adam as are you out there today we are telling people not to but you can see it coming down steadily. >> it's hard for people that have to travel out for work but for kids it's a lot of fun and for those home enjoying it as well. we have a facebook page for "action news" and one ourselves when we are on air check it out. from q

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base with a strong base and as a entertainment quality to the upper floor that gives that a masonry texture building is also in a classics style new base a middle and top recess to give it again that recall of those masonry building of that ventricular and the bay windows are incorporated in that i think the quality of the architecture in terms of the amount of glass you take very, very small unit those are half of them are around the 350 square feet san francisco's the proportion of glass on the outside to the inside of the building is important while it's a tiny building more glass than one expects in terms of the architecture it fits in it does begin to medal this masonry give it more co-hevents in reality there's a lot of disparity in the architecture styles going through the building program a little bit i know there is consultation throughout the planning department and our client and the math itself there are two important reasons why we propose this particular program one is the irregular size and shape of the this i know we've been asked by the planning department why not put two b

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>> william: i think it's--i k it's the texture of the wave of emergent technology we're living through. thin emergent technologies, i take it for granted, are the most powerful change drivers one way nother, however indirectly in human society, and have been for a long time. >> tom: mm hmm. >> william: though somehow the or a one that we're all in today in--seems to involve a tolerance, a kind of inherent tolerance, for the idea that all of these things we do oneb are being tracked. just one final question, and thank the wr coming in. your work, especially neuromancer, which you mentioned, has influenced so much science fiction. your influence shows up in films like the matrix.you fo how does it feel when you see so many other people taking up your vision? >> william: i feel as though i'm part of a great mosaic because if i could give--not that i ever would--but if i could give guided tours-- >> tom: right. >> william: of the text of neuromancer and have, you know have a wand and point thin out, and i could say, "well i got this from harlan ellison and i got this from robert sheckley,

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