All were outstanding, but for me, nothing could beat the popular cheeseburger topped with pickles, minced onion, and Hudson sauce. And for dessert, do not miss the Key Lime pie — it’s one of the best things you’ll try. They were light and fluffy, almost as if they were the clouds from my culinary heaven.
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(The smaller, Raspberry oysters ended up being my favorite.) The Bouquet also comes with snow crab claws, tuna tartare, shrimp cocktail, and grilled pineapple to mix it up. My dining companion and I decided to try all six oyster options at Hudson House and all were delicious, but I must say that the blue points were my absolute favorite. I made sure to note when we were leaving that during happy hour (every day from 3 to 6 pm) all oysters are half-price (normally it’s $3.50 per oyster). As I am not a true oyster aficionado I appreciated that each had a description. After experiencing almost half of the menu in one sitting, I get the hype. Keep an eye out for Hudson House’s Greek key and pineapple motifs hidden in antique materials soured from around the world.
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The Stone Fruit with peach vodka, Patrón Citrónage, white cranberry, and fresh lime was the perfect choice. Paired with seafood tower, The Bouquet, we couldn’t have had a better start to our meal. As impressive as it was educational, the tower came with twelve oysters and an informational card explaining their origins and flavor profiles.
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The first full-service restaurant by Hunter Pond, founder of East Hampton Sandwich Co., along with partners Kyle Brooks, Wes Freeman, Hank Keller, and Justin Hollis, is now open on Lovers Lane. The restaurant is open daily for dinner and happy hour, and offers an “all-American menu” along with classic cocktails and a raw bar specializing in East Coast oysters. I opted for the “World’s Coldest Martinis” for my second drink.
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Cisco Grill closed in University Park after 36 years in Snider Plaza.
When they go they like to play a game where they fantasize about traveling to the place where their oyster hails from and what they would do there for a vacation. If you know me or have read any of my restaurant stories in the past year you may have noticed that I want to become that guy — Mr. Brunch. The charming facade to the Hudson House Addison with its lovely patio.
Lakewood
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First off, I knew this was a cool place given that our server Jill had an amazing haircut, platinum and edgy — and also worked on the side as a DJ. We went with her recommendation to start with oysters. He reads the New York Times Sunday edition cover to cover (and often attempts the crossword puzzle). He knows how to style himself impeccably in a calculated casual way. And, of course, he knows every great brunch spot in town.
This Hudson House has a charming outdoor patio, but alas the weather wasn’t on our side that day for dining al fresco. On my quest to become that ideal of a human, I have found a new favorite brunch spot, Hudson House. It boasts two Dallas area restaurant locations — one in Addison and the other in University Park, with a third is poised to open in early 2020 in Lakewood. On a weekday evening at Hudson House Addison, the covered outdoor patio was comfortable and safely spaced out.
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The pancakes were topped with lemon ricotta, powdered sugar, cream cheese glaze, blueberries and whipped cream. Lemon ricotta now needs to go on almost everything I make. After nearly a year of anticipation, the opening date for the third location of beloved East Coast-inspired restaurant, Hudson House Lakewood, is finally upon us. I recently went to the Addison Hudson House for a late Sunday brunch. We had a reservation and it was crowded, but it looked like those without a reservation were not having to wait more than 10 to 15 minutes for a table.
The Sushi Bar
On July 28, the Hudson House Lakewood dining room will be open at limited capacity and takeout orders. You can also get your frozen peach Bellinis to-go for $6 each. My colleague, the ever-so-chic Lisa Collins Shaddock, shared with me that she and her husband are diehard Hudson House brunch fans.
Another starter we tried was Hudson’s Avocado Dip with whipped avocado and ranch chips. This incredible chip and dip pairing was hard to stop chomping on throughout our meal. But room had to be saved, especially because the Hudson cheeseburger, Big Brother Lobster Roll, and French Chicken were coming out next.
All servers and management wore their masks and it truly felt like a mini vacation once the first cocktail came out — a frozen peach Bellini always doles out those beach vibes. We went on to sample many other items that our charming and knowledgeable server recommended. Those included the scallops, steak frites and ahi tuna. All good, but I must point out another item that I will likely return to have again and again — the lemon pancakes. Luckily we were able to get a table away from the crowded part of the restaurant, but we're near the kitchen. I enjoyed the Addison restaurant's ambiance a lot more.
This misunderstanding tends to give many front-end developers, myself included, a severe identity crisis. I hope this story reads as a work of fiction to you, but based on my own experiences and conversations with countless others, I’m guessing you’ve experienced this tale of woe at one point or another. Whether you’ve endured this process firsthand or not, it’s important to recognize that the Henry Ford-esque waterfall process increasingly isn’t likely to result in great digital work. The front-end developer tries in vain to raise their concerns to the broader group, but is quickly dismissed as being either inept or curmudgeonly. Alas, it’s too late in the game to make significant changes to the design, especially since it’s already been approved by the stakeholders.
Atomic Design: The Book
If it is an eCommerce website, there can be products with their images and an “Add to Cart” button, allowing the users to shop with ease. As the field of UI/UX design progresses, new techniques and solutions are being developed. On the one hand, the needs of the target audience must be prioritized and the users should be made an active part of the design process.
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UX Booth is trusted by over 100,000 user experience professionals. Maybe there was a reason Brad kept coming back to chemistry class. While naming things will always be a challenge, pattern names that are agnostic to context and content will be more portable, reusable, and versatile. The living part of a living design system means that it needs to roll with the punches, adapt to feedback, be iterated on, and evolve alongside the products it serves.
Maintaining Design Systems
Brad understood that when you build a website from the ground up, from the atoms, to the molecules, to the organisms, and eventually, the templates and pages, you are afforded maximum flexibility. You are able to maintain cohesion in code and visual design while also still maintaining the modularity to quickly extend your components to various sections of the website. In addition to making important documentation easier to access, a public style guide helps create organizational accountability. Publishing your style guide demonstrates your organization’s commitment to the design system, which creates a helpful bit of pressure to keep it an up-to-date and useful resource.
Clean separation between structure and content
A discussion on all these components can help in understanding their purpose and role in the design system. UI/UX designers, especially those working in a team, need to understand the significance of each component and how to go about designing them, to add value to their projects. In the following discussion, we introduce these components with the help of a hypothetical atomic design system example. Brad’s energy and big-hearted enthusiasm for the web and its makers are boundless. For years, Brad has worked at the forefront of responsive design technique—and he’s shared everything along the way. His This Is Responsive site is the go-to resource for finding responsive solutions to any UX problem.
One fairly modern and effective approach is called the atomic design system. Based on the idea of atoms as the basic building blocks of matter, this approach aims to identify and develop a design starting from atomic elements in UX design. This approach has numerous advantages for designers, particularly those working in big organizations where collaboration is a key element of the design process. Building such a system enables a design system agency, and any other organization, in creating a guide for all projects, thus setting a standard that can be followed without any hassle.
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Pattern libraries, like accessibility, are good ideas to bake into your workflow whether or not the project plan explicitly calls for them. Style guides can help alleviate what I call special snowflake syndrome, where certain departments in an organization think that they have unique problems and therefore demand unique solutions. By exposing the design system in the form of a style guide, these special snowflakes can better appreciate consistency and understand why their requests for custom designs receive pushback.
Why should organizations create atomic designs?
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Maybe your company has an extremely decentralized, autonomous culture. The templating language can serve as the bridge between your pattern library and production environments. Lonely Planet, the travel guide company, was one of the first to establish a holy grail design system called Rizzo.
This approach to a Lego project is certainly a viable strategy, even if it is unapologetically haphazard. The only time you’d pay attention to the pile of bricks is when you’re sifting through it to find the specific piece you need. You may need to pair people or have participants document multiple categories, depending on how many people are taking part in the exercise. Once again, it’s helpful to have as many participants as possible since more people screenshotting will result in more thorough documentation. There are a ton of people to thank, and I tried to do my best in the book’s thank you section.
I recently visited my health insurance provider’s website to pay my bill. In the course of five clicks, I was hit with four distinct interface designs, some of which looked like they were last touched in 1999. This inconsistent experience put the burden on me, the user, to figure out what went where and how to interpret disparate interface elements.
True collaboration between disciplines is fuzzy and chaotic, and that’s not a bad thing. Constant communication, tight feedback loops, and true collaboration therefore become the glue that holds the process together. Get your entire team to commit to honest conversation and genuine collaboration, and the details of your process will fall into place. Organizationally, there is often a massive divide between designers and developers (or marketing and IT, or creative and engineering, or some other divisive labels). Designers and developers often sit on different floors, in different buildings altogether, in different cities, and sometimes even in different countries on different continents.
All that means your public style guide makes your organization more competitive, not less. One of the biggest advantages of establishing a thoughtful design system is that it allows organizations to scale best practices. If all those best practices – responsiveness, accessibility, performance, UX, ergonomics, and so on – are baked into the system, users can simply plug in the patterns and reap the rewards. Large organizations are able to dedicate serious resources to managing design systems. Salesforce, for example, maintains an official design systems team, which currently includes about a dozen full-time employees, last I heard. That dedicated team is responsible for governing the design system and making sure it’s meeting the needs of the internal product teams, as well as external developers who build things on the company’s platform.
The Stone Fruit with peach vodka, Patrón Citrónage, white cranberry, and fresh lime was the perfect choice. Paired with seafood tower, The Bouquet, we couldn’t have had a better start to our meal. As impressive as it was educational, the tower came with twelve oysters and an informational card explaining their origins and flavor profiles.
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(The smaller, Raspberry oysters ended up being my favorite.) The Bouquet also comes with snow crab claws, tuna tartare, shrimp cocktail, and grilled pineapple to mix it up. My dining companion and I decided to try all six oyster options at Hudson House and all were delicious, but I must say that the blue points were my absolute favorite. I made sure to note when we were leaving that during happy hour (every day from 3 to 6 pm) all oysters are half-price (normally it’s $3.50 per oyster). As I am not a true oyster aficionado I appreciated that each had a description. After experiencing almost half of the menu in one sitting, I get the hype. Keep an eye out for Hudson House’s Greek key and pineapple motifs hidden in antique materials soured from around the world.
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When they go they like to play a game where they fantasize about traveling to the place where their oyster hails from and what they would do there for a vacation. If you know me or have read any of my restaurant stories in the past year you may have noticed that I want to become that guy — Mr. Brunch. The charming facade to the Hudson House Addison with its lovely patio.
Menu
All were outstanding, but for me, nothing could beat the popular cheeseburger topped with pickles, minced onion, and Hudson sauce. And for dessert, do not miss the Key Lime pie — it’s one of the best things you’ll try. They were light and fluffy, almost as if they were the clouds from my culinary heaven.
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All servers and management wore their masks and it truly felt like a mini vacation once the first cocktail came out — a frozen peach Bellini always doles out those beach vibes. We went on to sample many other items that our charming and knowledgeable server recommended. Those included the scallops, steak frites and ahi tuna. All good, but I must point out another item that I will likely return to have again and again — the lemon pancakes. Luckily we were able to get a table away from the crowded part of the restaurant, but we're near the kitchen. I enjoyed the Addison restaurant's ambiance a lot more.
On July 28, the Hudson House Lakewood dining room will be open at limited capacity and takeout orders. You can also get your frozen peach Bellinis to-go for $6 each. My colleague, the ever-so-chic Lisa Collins Shaddock, shared with me that she and her husband are diehard Hudson House brunch fans.
First off, I knew this was a cool place given that our server Jill had an amazing haircut, platinum and edgy — and also worked on the side as a DJ. We went with her recommendation to start with oysters. He reads the New York Times Sunday edition cover to cover (and often attempts the crossword puzzle). He knows how to style himself impeccably in a calculated casual way. And, of course, he knows every great brunch spot in town.
The pancakes were topped with lemon ricotta, powdered sugar, cream cheese glaze, blueberries and whipped cream. Lemon ricotta now needs to go on almost everything I make. After nearly a year of anticipation, the opening date for the third location of beloved East Coast-inspired restaurant, Hudson House Lakewood, is finally upon us. I recently went to the Addison Hudson House for a late Sunday brunch. We had a reservation and it was crowded, but it looked like those without a reservation were not having to wait more than 10 to 15 minutes for a table.
This Hudson House has a charming outdoor patio, but alas the weather wasn’t on our side that day for dining al fresco. On my quest to become that ideal of a human, I have found a new favorite brunch spot, Hudson House. It boasts two Dallas area restaurant locations — one in Addison and the other in University Park, with a third is poised to open in early 2020 in Lakewood. On a weekday evening at Hudson House Addison, the covered outdoor patio was comfortable and safely spaced out.
Another starter we tried was Hudson’s Avocado Dip with whipped avocado and ranch chips. This incredible chip and dip pairing was hard to stop chomping on throughout our meal. But room had to be saved, especially because the Hudson cheeseburger, Big Brother Lobster Roll, and French Chicken were coming out next.
The first full-service restaurant by Hunter Pond, founder of East Hampton Sandwich Co., along with partners Kyle Brooks, Wes Freeman, Hank Keller, and Justin Hollis, is now open on Lovers Lane. The restaurant is open daily for dinner and happy hour, and offers an “all-American menu” along with classic cocktails and a raw bar specializing in East Coast oysters. I opted for the “World’s Coldest Martinis” for my second drink.
The members and their dates dress up in their togas and attend a dinner where superlatives are distributed and other activities occur. Out of every club on campus, TOGA sells more tickets and draws more of a crowd than any other club-organized event. Of the younger lead actors, only the 28-year-old Belushi was an established star, but even he had not yet appeared in a film, having gained fame as an original cast member of Saturday Night Live, which was in its third season in the autumn of 1977.
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Indiana Jones' Karen Allen on working with 6000 snakes : Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!.
Other films include Midnight Madness, National Lampoon's Class Reunion, and Magic Kid. Animal House tells the wonderfully chaotic story of college fraternity misfits who battle with their dean and the rival fraternity’s president to keep their spot on campus. One death of a horse, "double-secret probation," multiple failed exams and a one-night stand with the dean’s wife later, the members of Delta Tau Chi get (spoiler alert!) expelled — and plot out an elaborate revenge. The cast of comedy classic 'Animal House' have pursued careers in acting, directing and producing since the film's release 40 years ago. Filming began on October 24, 1977, and concluded in the middle of December 1977.[1] and Landis brought the actors who played the Deltas up five days early to bond.
Delta House
The University of Oregon stood in for the fictional Faber College as the team utilized the campus to the best of their abilities. While the Johnson Hall in Central Campus doubled for the Administration Building of Faber College, the Gerlinger Hall on the Women’s Memorial Quadrangle stood in for the Emily Dickinson Hall of the fictional college. Most of the pivotal sequences for ‘National Lampoon’s Animal House’ were lensed in Eugene, the second largest city in Oregon, right after Portland. The Dr. A.W. Patterson House at 751 East 11th Street doubled for the Delta House, but the property has been demolished. As for the interior scenes involving the Omega House were recorded in the Phi Kappa Psi house and the Sigma Nu house at 729 East 11th Street and 763 East 11th Avenue, respectively. In addition, the scenes set in Otter and Hoover’s bedrooms were shot on a film studio’s soundstage.
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“Animal House,” which was made for $2.1 million, went on to gross $141.6 million domestically after its release on July 28, 1978. Nearly 40 years later, we caught up with many of the cast members including Kevin Bacon (who made his film debut in the comedy) and Donald Sutherland, along with Mr. Landis and the producer Ivan Reitman to tell the back story of the quintessential summer comedy. A party-centric fraternity causes all sorts of havoc and hijinks on a college campus in the early 1960s, leading to their expulsion and a grand act of revenge. Now that the movie has reached its 40th birthday — it first hit theaters July 28, 1978 — The Hollywood Reporter breaks down what the principal actors have been doing since the fraternity members' expulsion from Faber College. In the fall of 1962, Faber College freshmen Larry Kroger and Kent Dorfman seek to pledge a fraternity. Larry and Kent are accepted as Delta pledges and given fraternity names "Pinto" and "Flounder," respectively.
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'Animal House' Cast Then and Now: John Belushi, Tim Matheson and More.
Instead, the men of Titans choose to celebrate an event called "TOGA" which is heavily inspired by the iconic toga concert from the movie. In the 1980s, it was difficult for Titans to throw a Valentine's Day function because the vast majority of members were busy attending Valentine's Day functions put on by the Women's Social Clubs on campus. In a stroke of genius, the Titans administration decided to celebrate Groundhog Day rather than Valentine's Day. Over time, the Groundhog Day party evolved into the famous TOGA banquet and concert it is today.
To find out more about a particular actor or actress, click on their name and you'll be taken to a page with even more details about their acting career. The cast members of National Lampoon's Animal House have been in many other movies, so use this list as a starting point to find actors or actresses that you may not be familiar with. The student cafeteria scenes, including Bluto impersonating a zit bursting, were shot in the Fishbowl Café of the Erb Memorial Union at 1222 East 13th Avenue at the University of Oregon. It offers visitors a guide to filming locations, and the Knight Library has a collection of material on the film's production.[29] Between the third and fourth quarter of every football game at Autzen Stadium, "Shout" from the toga party scene is played, to which the entire stadium sings along. A few essential portions of the comedy movie were also recorded in and around the DePasto house at 2160 Potter Street in Eugene.
If you want to answer the questions, "Who starred in the movie National Lampoon's Animal House?" and "What is the full cast list of National Lampoon's Animal House?" then this page has got you covered. The talents of director John Landis and Saturday Night Live's irrepressible John Belushi conspired to create a rambunctious, subversive college comedy that continues to resonate. Unconcerned, the Deltas organize a toga party, recruiting Pinto and Flounder to shoplift party supplies from a supermarket. At the market, Pinto meets a young cashier named Clorette and invites her to the party, while Otter flirts with an older woman, who turns out to be Wormer's alcoholic wife, Marion. During the toga party, at which Otis Day and the Knights perform, Otter seduces Marion, while Pinto and Clorette make out until she passes out, drunk.
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The movie was set to be filmed at the University of Missouri until the president of the school read the script and refused permission. Unable to gain acceptance at the snootier fraternities they pledge, the Deltas, a a motley crew of misfits and sociopaths bent on disrupting the well-starched status quo, engage in various illegalities that land them in hot water with both the stern college dean and the neighboring jock fraternity. Their exploits eventually cause them to be placed on "double-secret probation," until finally, they are kicked out of school and, as the dean reminds them, newly eligible for the Vietnam draft. Their exploits eventually cause them to be placed on double-secret probation, until finally, they are kicked out of school and, as the dean reminds them, newly eligible for the Vietnam draft. Early in his career, while working with Second City, a group in Chicago, he was tapped to audition for Saturday Night Live, where he became beloved by audiences for his over-the-top physical comedy, characterizations, and often unhinged persona.
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For instance, the filming unit was spotted taping several scenes in and around the Dexter Lake Club at Dexter Road. Directed by John Landis, ‘National Lampoon’s Animal House’ is a 1978 comedy movie set in 1962 that revolves around the two fraternities at the fictional Faber College — Omega Theta Pi House and Delta Tau Chi House. When two socially awkward freshmen, Larry and Kent, arrive at the college, they attempt to become a part of the Omegas but are rejected. Now, with their feet on the ground, Larry and Kent turn to the notorious fraternity of the Deltas, where they are accepted. Stephen Furst was an American actor and director, well known for his portrayal of Kent in Animal House.
Otter flirts with Mandy, having previously had sex with her, unbeknownst to Marmalard. The longtime writing partners discuss their new film, working with Anna Faris and future projects. The actor who plays the younger version of the popular character talks about the new DVD. The accomplished actress talks about stepping into the role of Margaret Leary, working with this diverse cast, Indiana Jones 5 and much more. Actress Verna Bloom, stole nearly all of the Animal House scenes that she was in, has passed away after suffering dementia. Funko is celebrating some iconic movies of the 1970s and 1980s in their latest wave of Pop!
Additional portions of ‘National Lampoon’s Animal House’ were taped in Lane County, Oregon’s fourth most populous county. For instance, Cottage Grove, the third largest city in Oregon’s Lane County, served as another important production location for the movie. Specifically, the concluding parade scene in the movie was shot on Main Street, while the scene where the marching band is misdirected off the street was filmed at 733 East Main Street, both in Cottage Grove.
Pinto resists the temptation to rape her and instead takes her home in a shopping cart. He later discovers that she is the 13-year-old daughter of Carmine DePasto, the town mayor. For shooting purposes, the production team of ‘National Lampoon’s Animal House’ also traveled to Los Angeles County, the most populous county in the country. As per reports, they utilized the facilities of Universal Studios Lot at 100 Universal City Plaza in Universal City, an unincorporated area located within the San Fernando Valley.
The film studio is home to over 30 sound stages spread across over 400 acres, production offices, dressing rooms, rehearsal halls, and a massive backlot area. Co-writer Chris Miller (III) based the National Lampoon short stories that gave rise to the film on his experiences in the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity at Dartmouth (from which he graduated in 1962). He is known for his extensive work as a film actor in Animal House, Amadeus (for which he was nominated for an Academy Award for playing the titular character), The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Parenthood, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Wings of Courage, The Heidi Chronicles, and Stranger than Fiction. The script, by Douglas Kenney, Chris Miller and Harold Ramis, aimed to capture the rude, subversive humor of the magazine, but the story — about the unruly fraternity Delta House at fictional Faber College — left Hollywood’s establishment cold. They recalled the film’s breakout star, John Belushi, who died of a drug overdose in 1982 at 33, as well as a real food fight and an on-campus melee.
Several of the actors who were cast as college students, including Thomas Hulce, Karen Allen, and Kevin Bacon, were just beginning their film careers. Matheson, also cast as a student, was already a seasoned actor, having appeared in movies and television since the age of 13. In 1978, Universal’s film division president, Ned Tanen, was in a rage about the not-yet-released Kennedy-era comedy. He was particularly livid over a scene in which white fraternity brothers and their sorority dates feel threatened by a roadhouse full of African-Americans. There will be riots across America,’” the director John Landis recalled in a recent interview.
National Lampoon's Animal House cast list, listed alphabetically with photos when available. This list of National Lampoon's Animal House actors includes any National Lampoon's Animal House actresses and all other actors from the film. You can view trivia about each National Lampoon's Animal House actor on this list, such as when and where they were born.
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His films include Animal House, The Blues Brothers, Neighbors, Goin' South, Old Boyfriends, and Continental Divide. Furthermore, the Relax Inn at 1030 North Pacific Highway in Cottage Grove doubled for the Rainbow Motel in the John Landis directorial. Besides, some key scenes were recorded in Dexter, an unincorporated community in the county.
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Meanwhile, Chip Diller is accepted into Omega house and given a paddling as part of his initiation. National Lampoon's Animal House is a 1978 American comedy film directed by John Landis and written by Harold Ramis, Douglas Kenney and Chris Miller. It stars John Belushi, Tim Matheson, John Vernon, Verna Bloom, Thomas Hulce and Donald Sutherland.
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They arrive at Emily Dickinson College, an all-girls institution, where Otter poses as Frank, the fiancé of a recently deceased student named Fawn Liebowitz to find dates for himself and the others. They stop at a roadhouse bar where Otis Day and the Knights are performing, unaware that the clientele is exclusively Black.
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Otter flirts with Mandy, having previously had sex with her, unbeknownst to Marmalard. The longtime writing partners discuss their new film, working with Anna Faris and future projects. The actor who plays the younger version of the popular character talks about the new DVD. The accomplished actress talks about stepping into the role of Margaret Leary, working with this diverse cast, Indiana Jones 5 and much more. Actress Verna Bloom, stole nearly all of the Animal House scenes that she was in, has passed away after suffering dementia. Funko is celebrating some iconic movies of the 1970s and 1980s in their latest wave of Pop!
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Animal House was the first film produced by National Lampoon, the most popular humor magazine on college campuses in the mid-1970s.[12] The periodical specialized in satirizing politics and popular culture. Many of the magazine's writers were recent college graduates, hence its appeal to students all over the country. They made their debut in 1973's National Lampoon's High School Yearbook, a satire of a Middle America 1964 high school yearbook. Kroger's and Pepperidge's characters in the yearbook were effectively the same as their characters in the movie, whereas Vernon Wormer was a P.E. The film's significant cultural impact can be seen across many college campuses in the United States. At Harding University, a private Christian university affiliated with the Churches of Christ, Titans Men's Social Club refuses to put on a spring formal for its members.
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Animal House: Still Funny at Age 40? Around the O.
The trailblazing ‘70s comedy juggernaut Animal House was directed by John Landis and featured an ensemble cast led by SNL great John Belushi. Animal House study guide contains a biography of John Landis, literature essays, quiz questions, major themes, characters, and a full summary and analysis. In addition to working in film, Reigert has had an extensive television career on such shows as The Sopranos, Damages, and Dads. At a 1962 College, Dean Vernon Wormer is determined to expel the entire Delta Tau Chi Fraternity, but those troublemakers have other plans for him. Wormer organizes a kangaroo court led by the Omegas, which revokes the Deltas' charter and confiscates the contents of their house. Otter, Boon, Pinto, and Flounder take a road trip in Flounder's brother Fred's borrowed Lincoln Continental.
The film is about a trouble-making fraternity whose members challenge the authority of the dean of the fictional Faber College. The actor-turned-director talks about his first action film, his cast and future projects. The actor, writer and director of such classic hits as Ghostbusters, Stripes, Caddyshack and Groundhog Day died from a rare blood vessel disease. John Belushi was an American comedian, best known for his role as Bluto in Animal House and for being one of the original cast members of the sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live.
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Belushi and his wife Judy rented a house in south Eugene to keep him away from alcohol and drugs;[13][24] she remained in Oregon while he commuted to New York City for Saturday Night Live. The Delta House actors were brought to the set 5 days before the Omega House actors to get into character, in an intentional effort to cause cliques to form. Other films include 1941, Fletch, Drop Dead Fred, She's All That, and A Very Brady Sequel.
Many Deltas achieve unexpected success, with Bluto becoming a United States senator and marrying Mandy, while most of the Omegas have less fortunate outcomes. Wanting to remove the Delta fraternity, which is on probation due to numerous conduct violations and overall poor academic standing, Dean Vernon Wormer directs Greg Marmalard, the Omegas' president, to get fellow Omega and ROTC Cadet Commander Douglas C. Neidermeyer to find a reason to expel Delta house. Various incidents deepen the animosity between Delta, Omega, and Wormer, including the accidental death of Neidermeyer's horse during a retaliatory prank for bullying ROTC member Flounder.
To find out more about a particular actor or actress, click on their name and you'll be taken to a page with even more details about their acting career. The cast members of National Lampoon's Animal House have been in many other movies, so use this list as a starting point to find actors or actresses that you may not be familiar with. The student cafeteria scenes, including Bluto impersonating a zit bursting, were shot in the Fishbowl Café of the Erb Memorial Union at 1222 East 13th Avenue at the University of Oregon. It offers visitors a guide to filming locations, and the Knight Library has a collection of material on the film's production.[29] Between the third and fourth quarter of every football game at Autzen Stadium, "Shout" from the toga party scene is played, to which the entire stadium sings along. A few essential portions of the comedy movie were also recorded in and around the DePasto house at 2160 Potter Street in Eugene.
The movie was set to be filmed at the University of Missouri until the president of the school read the script and refused permission. Unable to gain acceptance at the snootier fraternities they pledge, the Deltas, a a motley crew of misfits and sociopaths bent on disrupting the well-starched status quo, engage in various illegalities that land them in hot water with both the stern college dean and the neighboring jock fraternity. Their exploits eventually cause them to be placed on "double-secret probation," until finally, they are kicked out of school and, as the dean reminds them, newly eligible for the Vietnam draft. Their exploits eventually cause them to be placed on double-secret probation, until finally, they are kicked out of school and, as the dean reminds them, newly eligible for the Vietnam draft. Early in his career, while working with Second City, a group in Chicago, he was tapped to audition for Saturday Night Live, where he became beloved by audiences for his over-the-top physical comedy, characterizations, and often unhinged persona.
Here, placeholder content is replaced with real representative content to give an accurate depiction of what a user will ultimately see. Atomic design is blowing up around the world; it transformed our design practice; and we’re excited for it to bring the same creative combustion to your process, too. In the early stages of the TechCrunch redesign, there was this moment where we talked about what we wanted the article page to be.
Creating maintainable design systems
From the beginning, the page metaphor provided users with a familiar language with which to navigate this brave new World Wide Web. Concepts like bookmarking and pagination helped new web users explore and eventually master an entirely new medium using conventions they were already comfortable with. Atomic design provides a clear methodology for crafting design systems. Clients and team members are able to better appreciate the concept of design systems by actually seeing the steps laid out in front of them. Building up from molecules to organisms encourages creating standalone, portable, reusable components. Things start getting more interesting and tangible when we start combining atoms together.
Establishing content and display patterns
Design language style guides can (and usually do) incorporate aspects of other style guide categories in order to make high-level concepts a bit more tangible. The cornerstones of good design systems are style guides, which document and organize design materials while providing guidelines, usage, and guardrails. Not only is modularity infiltrating the code side of style on the web, it’s revolutionizing how visual designers approach modern web design. Thankfully, even massive organizations are taking cues from the smaller, leaner startup world and striving to get things out the door quicker.
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The screenshotting exercise can be a bit overwhelming, so be sure the team takes a break after the exercise is complete. Once everyone’s feeling refreshed, it’s time to discuss what you captured. Where we roll up our sleeves and put all of this theory into practice. This chapter will tackle all that goes into selling, creating, and maintaining effective design systems. For us to create experiences for this eclectic web landscape, we must evolve beyond the page metaphor that’s been with us since the birth of the web. Thankfully, organizations are embracing modularity across every aspect of the web creation process, which is leading to smarter work and more sustainable systems.
Using HTML templating languages (such as Mustache, Handlebars, Twig, Underscore, Jade, Nunjucks, and a slew of others) makes markup more portable and dynamic. Templating languages separate structure and data, and supercharge our HTML to keep us from having to write the same markup patterns over and over again. The good news is that many CMSes and application environments also make use of templating languages to serve up front-end markup. A UI design system manifests itself as the front-end of a web experience, which is comprised of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
With all this talk about modifying, adding, and removing patterns, you may be wondering, “How the hell are our applications supposed to actually keep up with all these changes?! ” And in asking that question, you will have stumbled on to one of the biggest challenges organizations face in successfully maintaining a design system. As mentioned a few times already, frequent communication and collaboration between makers and users is key for successfully governing your design system. Set up a design system Slack or Yammer channel, establish regular office hours, make sure your bug ticket software helps facilitate conversation, and keep the doors open for ad hoc chats and calls. If users are stuck on something, they should know exactly where and who to turn to for help.
It must be noted that this system is not free of the basic principles of UI/UX design. This means that the adoption of an atomic design does not mean the needs of users become secondary. The fundamental principles of design, such as a user-centered approach, familiarity, simplicity, and accessibility, take precedence, no matter which design framework is being followed. The presentation of atoms and molecules, alone or in combination, is essential for creating good templates and pages. This means that designers need to keep the UX principles of visual hierarchy and aesthetics in mind when working with the atomic methodology. When bringing atoms and molecules together, the focus should be on the individual efficacy of the elements as well as the collective impact on the user experience.
Atomic Prototyping: Fastest way to beautiful interactions - SitePoint
Atomic Prototyping: Fastest way to beautiful interactions.
Don’t feel like you need to come to a consensus on patterns’ final names in the course of ten minutes; this exercise is simply meant to open up a broader discussion. I’ve encountered many ambitious designers and developers who have taken it upon themselves to start documenting their organization’s UI patterns. While I certainly applaud this individual ambition, it’s absolutely essential to get all members of the team to experience the pain of an inconsistent UI for them to start thinking systematically. While This Is Responsive is successful at articulating how these interface patterns can scale across screen sizes and environments, it’s still up to designers and developers to put these patterns into action. Atomic design is a system of building blocks adapted from chemical structures for effective interface design. The process is unique to the field of UI/UX as it carves out a strategy to design complicated systems by focusing on their parts as well as the whole at the same time.
While this principle existed long before the web was invented, it has taken some time for modularity to become engrained in the minds and hearts of web developers. Publishing content for the Web used to be a fairly straightforward endeavor, as the desktop web was the only game in town. Today, our content is consumed by a whole slew of smartphones, dumb phones, netbooks, notebooks, tablets, e-readers, smartwatches, TVs, game consoles, digital signage, car dashboards, and more.
After all, that’s what our clients pay us to do, and the products we create are the vehicles that generate money and success for our organizations. It seems natural to focus on the final implementations rather than the underlying system. The live products remain the primary focus of everyone’s attention, while any pattern library exists as an offshoot that simply provides helpful documentation. UX designers are hitting the prototype hard to make sure the flows and interactions are all logical and intuitive. Visual designers are combing over the interface and proposing design tweaks to the UI to polish up the design.
Again, I’m super happy with this process, and I’ll write about the many advantages of doing things this way in a future post. Unfortunately, most pattern libraries out in the wild don’t provide any hints as to when, how, and where their components get used. Style guides can be misunderstood as tools useful only to designers or developers, which leads to a lack of visibility that immediately limits their effectiveness. Instead of serving as a watering hole for everyone in the organization, a style guide can become a best-kept secret guarded by one discipline.
These contraptions were heavy and bulky and made from the pulp of dead trees. You can read more about the project here, sign up to the newsletter to receive project updates and resources, submit issues on Github, and track the progress of the project here. The header forms a standalone section of an interface, even though it contains several smaller pieces of interface with their own unique properties and functionality. My high school chemistry class was taught by a no-nonsense Vietnam vet with an extraordinarily impressive mustache.
It therefore becomes our responsibility to set client, colleague, and stakeholder expectations so that everyone knows the process for creating will be different this time around. By taking the time to organize the parts, you can now create the whole in a more realistic, deliberate, and efficient manner. Creating a library of your available materials allows you to approach the project in a more methodical way, and saves immense amounts of time in the process. Rather than rummaging through a haphazard pile of bricks and burning time reinventing patterns, you can create an organized system of components that will help produce better work in a shorter amount of time.
Within an hour, Brad had a fully responsive version wired up from his kit of parts. That was the moment we realized just how quickly we were going to be able to move, a powerful case for investing in this clever, modular approach. But without proper maintenance, the value of your design system will depreciate much like a car that’s just been driven off the dealer’s lot. Instead, your design system should be like a bottle of fine wine that increases in value over time.
Because we’re starting with a similar finite set of building blocks, we can apply that same process that happens in the natural world to design and develop our user interfaces. One important aspect of atomic design is that it separates the visual design from content in a clear manner. This means that now the content can be generated independently, still having a significant role in the entire framework. This is where a comprehensive content strategy becomes crucial to the success of the final product. Therefore, UI/UX designers need to work closely with content creators throughout the design process so the overall goals can be aligned and achieved effectively. A comprehensive content strategy would include all the details, from the text of a button to the introductory paragraphs on a web page, to ensure that there is consistency all around.
We enjoyed our zodiac rides to and from excursions and loved exploring in the SOB, which launches from a slipway inside “The Hangar” and has individually suspended seats for an incredibly smooth ride at high speeds. Outdoors, the sunken Finse Terrace, just outside the Aula auditorium, was our favorite spot for relaxing in an out-of-the-way retreat with heated couches, lava rock firepits, and a hedge surround. We found or sections honoring other iconic explorers such as aviator Amelia Earhart as well. The Viking Voyager app has a fact-filled audio tour on the art throughout the ship, but we were happy to just stop on each floor and in the corridors to be amazed at what these early adventurers endured. We were pleased to see that Viking Octantis has made room for a well-equipped fitness room. For those who have sailed on one of Viking’s ocean ships, the Octantis expedition ship (and its twin, Viking Polaris, which will begin sailing later in 2022) will immediately feel familiar.
Are the Submarines Being Used on Viking Great Lakes Cruises?
The commonality of all Viking Great Lakes itineraries is that they visit a combination of U.S. and Canadian ports. Itinerary and shore excursions are subject to change and may vary by departure. What I really liked was that there’s no pressure to stay with the tour. You’re free to start with the tour and slip away if you find a restaurant you like or somewhere you want to linger (although it’s nice to let the guide know so they don’t wait for you). The entire ship is airy and light-filled and despite it being a small river ship, it feels more spacious and open than some large cruise ships. There’s generally an opportunity to sight see in the morning and afternoon, with one included tour and one optional tour.
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And once the balloon was out of sight, passengers rushed to Expedition Central to watch the real-time data arriving on the computers. Here are our impressions of the ship, the onboard science and other offerings, and tips on activities and excursions in ports visited on Viking Octantis Great Lakes sailing. Viking's 15-day itineraries visit all five of the Great Lakes, giving passengers a chance to traverse the Soo Locks as well as visit Niagara Falls. The shorter, eight-day cruises use either Thunder Bay, Ontario, or Milwaukee as a homeport and visit lakes Huron, Superior and Michigan. These, too, go through the Soo Locks, dubbed the “Linchpin of the Great Lakes” by the United States Army Corps of Engineers. Stay current with special offers, news and destination-focused content.
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These military-grade vessels offer comfortable, high-speed journeys and are loaded and unloaded from inside the cruise ship. Rides on all these are free, though they require reservations and are subject to weather. Viking Great Lakes cruises offer a well-rounded variety of port visits, with big cities like Toronto and Milwaukee and lesser-known spots like the Apostle Islands in Wisconsin and Silver Islet in Ontario, Canada.
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In Cairns, we did the included excursion and had a hopeless guide, so our review would not have been favourable. Many others did the same tour and had excellent guides, giving very positive reviews. We actually learned about things we saw from other pax once back on the ship. Viking Octantis and Polaris offer a wide range of activities and amenities. For starters, there's a 36-person expedition team, which includes scientists, marine specialists, naturalists and guides.
Island hop the Great Lakes
Viking Octantis Sets Sail on First Longitudinal World Cruise - Cruise Industry News
Viking Octantis Sets Sail on First Longitudinal World Cruise.
And one of the newest expedition cruise companies in the industry thinks it has the best option for sailing there. Viking Great Lakes cruises are grabbing the attention of travelers eager to try something new. And with two new expedition ships, Viking Cruises will deliver learning and adventure in style. From urban skylines to uninhabited islands, discover North America’s wilderness alongside renowned cultural attractions while cruising the striking waterways of the Great Lakes. Immerse yourself in the lakes’ compelling shipping history, experience the power of the thundering Niagara Falls and keep watch for scores of migratory birds at Point Pelee.
Soo Locks Are a Highlight on a Viking Great Lakes Cruise
We had a wonderful guide for this day who guided us throughout the small canals, pointing out colorful streets and letting us know about Strasbourg’s tangled history in the hands of Germany and France. Located in the Alsace Lorraine region, the town is part of France but throughout much of history, changed hands between Germany and France. I would recommend this trip if you enjoy small colorful towns, World War II history and good food. Hopefully, you reported your experience so that particular guide could be weeded out of the program. Even if it were available, as shore-ex are so contingent on the guide, I not sure how effective the data would be. Joanne and Tony DiBona know a thing or two about creating photo galleries to share their personal travel experiences around the world with their readers.
This is one of the things that keeps us spending what travel funds we have with Viking. We did the included excursion and had a hopeless guide, so our review would not have been favourable. The Polar Class Viking Octantis features 189 staterooms and holds 387 passengers, so you'll never feel crowded onboard. Many ways to unwind include sitting in the Explorers' Lounge, with its amazing views over the lake, and hitting the pool, sauna, or steam room at the Nordic Spa.
I had already been to Cologne on a previous trip so instead, we opted for a palace excursion. We highly recommend adding a pre- or post-expedition overnight stay in Thunder Bay. The majestic Kakabeka Falls, known as the "Niagara of the North," is another highlight. And we got up early (with more than 50 other passengers) to witness the weekly -- for now -- launching of a weather balloon off the top deck. Thanks to its partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Viking Octantis (and Viking Polaris) have joined the sanctioned list of 102 other weather balloon launch stations sanctioned by the U.S. The balloons have transmitters that collect data on wind, temperature, and pressure.
Get a close-up view of the majesty of the falls, including the largest, Horseshoe Falls. Savor the diversity of Toronto’s food scene and explore some of the city’s treasures.
(The two subs on Viking Polaris will be named, you guessed it, George and Ringo). Other new Viking itineraries include a 14-day Patagonian shores and Chilean fjords journey from Santiago, Chile, to Ushuaia, a town that's been lovingly nicknamed "the end of the world." For example, both Octantis and Polaris are the first civilian ships to join the list of 102 official weather balloon launch stations sanctioned by the U.S. Onboard, passengers are able to have in depth discussions about the science of the area, Errera said. This includes lectures and even lab work, as Viking's expedition ships are working science vessels, and they engage their passengers in "citizen science." Ashore, the Great Lakes are a birders paradise, a great spot to spot bald eagles, loons, sandhill cranes and cormorants.
