9 No Guy Like Me 9 Contest-girl goes jail

9 No Guy Like Me 9 Contest-girl goes jail1

Renoir -- a RE-NOIR screenplay-scriptwriting open-source software package2

I. Introduction3

"… it's always the same film." Jean Renoir (p. 147) 4

[I. Singer. Three Philosophical Filmmakers, c. 2004, paper.]5

This software package, Renoir, is open-source, meaning the name is to a brand name for software that is freely open to change in its source code.6

[Wired. C. Thompson. "Build it, Share it, Profit." Nov 2008 Pp. 166-176] 7

(p. 172) David Mellis software for Arduino micro-controller. VIA laptop.]8

clive@clivethompson.net. 9

The story is always the same film. In Grand Illusion a friend lays down his life for his two friends to save them from the prison of their life of hatred. 10

A war in a society sees only grandly illusion. None see the end to begin.11

This package of software consists of a formula for screenplay-scriptwriting.12

It seeks to take text and renew it into text for Screenwriter Pro v3.5. The use of this but this so this in the text but-so allows bracketing and blocking. The WORD but acts like a period in grammar, and the WORD so acts like a colon in grammar. This then acts like a meta-language or editing language.13

Use but and so . The brackets block the text between them.14

The logical relationship between the variables in the formula follow the laws of De Morgan that says (no p) q : if no p then q. If but p, then q and so forth.15

Nevertheless p, then Moreover q. Logic is formalistic in structured prose.16

II. Formula17

In writing a screenplay of a movie film here is a formula: this but this so this.18

Fill in the blanks [Dennis Packard, Ph.D. Philospophy and Literature, BYU] 19

Line of action 1: __________is trying to __________. 20

Opening scene: 21

_________ but _________. So _______. 22

First downturn 23

_________ but _________. So ________. 24

Second downturn 25

_________ but _________. So ________. 26

Closing scene: 27

_________ but _________. So _______. 28

III. Revision29

Line of Action 1 30

Guy is trying to avoid a beating from other schoolboys.31

Scene 132

Opening scene:33

Other schoolboys beat on Guy.34

First downturn35

Guy stands up against other school boys. 36

But he is alone with no help.37

So they beat him down.38

Second downturn39

Guy is alone by himself. But he has fallen down.40

So he lies helpless and fainted.41

Closing scene:42

But they are fighting with only him.43

So too many other schoolboys over-whelm him.44

Scene 245

Opening Scene:46

Jem tries to help up Guy against their humiliating taunts.47

First Downturn48

But Jem cannot defend Guy from many others. 49

So Jem is defeated without helping a friend.50

Second Downturn51

But Guy cannot defend himself from many others,52

So Guy lies defeated without help from a friend.53

Closing Scene:54

But they are both fighting them alone,55

So they both need to fight them together.56

Line of Action 1 57

Guy is trying to avoid a beating from other schoolboys.58

Scene 159

Opening scene:60

Other schoolboys beat on Guy.61

First downturn62

Guy stands up against other schoolboys. 63

but he is alone with no help.64

so they beat him down.65

Second downturn66

Guy is alone by himself. but he has fallen down.67

so he lies helpless and fainted.68

Closing scene:69

but they are fighting with only him.70

so too many other schoolboys over-whelm him.71

Scene 272

Opening Scene:73

Jem tries to help up Guy against their humiliating taunts.74

First Downturn75

but Jem cannot defend Guy from many others. 76

so Jem is defeated without helping a friend.77

Second Downturn78

but Guy cannot defend himself from many others,79

so Guy lies defeated without help from a friend.80

Closing Scene:81

but they are both fighting them alone,82

so they both need to fight them together.83

IV. GUY 84

Thomas McClure 200885

1. 86

SceneWriter Pro 87

DEMO VERSION 88

To remove this watermark, please purchase the full version of SceneWriter Pro. 89

Visit www.virtualamnesia.com for further details and pricing. 90

LINE OF ACTION 191

Guy is trying to avoid a beating from other schoolboys. 92

SCENE 193

Opening scene: 94

Other schoolboys beat on Guy. 95

First downturn 96

Guy stands up against other schoolboys. 97

but he is alone with no help. 98

so they beat him down. 99

Second downturn 100

Guy is alone by himself. 101

but he has fallen down. 102

so he lies helpless and fainted. 103

Closing scene: 104

but they are fighting with only him. 105

so too many other schoolboys over-whelm him. 106

SCENE 2107

Opening Scene: 108

Jem tries to help up Guy against their humiliating taunts. 109

First Downturn 110

but Jem cannot defend Guy from many others. 111

so Jem is defeated without helping a friend. 112

Second Downturn 113

but Guy cannot defend himself from many others, 114

so Guy lies defeated without help from a friend. 115

Closing Scene: 116

but they are both fighting them alone,117

so they both need to fight them together.118

2. 119

SceneWriter Pro 120

DEMO VERSION 121

To remove this watermark, please purchase the full version of SceneWriter Pro. 122

Visit www.virtualamnesia.com for further details and pricing. 123

V. Conclusion124

This open-source software provides a script for screenplay-scriptwriting.125

It uses but-so logic to bracket and to block text for Screenwriter Pro v3.5.126

It attempts to tell the same-story for film: the same-way each-time formula.127

And it does renew or redo a NOIR story with RE-NOIR. RENOIR is free use.128

This means that RENOIR is a brand name under Creative Commons License.129

Anyone may use this free use open source software by paying a small fee.130

This makes film scripts open source for worldwide development and use.131

RENOIR is a brand name for speculation under Thomas McClure 2008.132

Appendix133

De Morgan's Laws134

44. (p & q) > - (-p v -q), where $, 'and', v, 'or'.135

45. (p v q) > - (p & - q), (p. 101) [B. Mates. Elementary Logic, 1965]136

47. 44. > p [substituting q > p]137

48. 44. > q [substituting p > q]138

49. (p & p) > p139

(no p) q means -p > q; 44. > q; 44. > - p; (-p & -p) > (q & q); -(-p v q)140

De Morgan's Laws (1662) (p. 214) [Mates, 1065] [A. Geulincx. 141

'Logic Restored to the Fundament from Which It Previously Collapsed.']142

[Note the similarity to the collapse of the wave function in mathematics.]143

In mathematical terms, if 'and' is +; 'or' is x, where + is addition; x times, then 2x2=4=2+2. In logic, when p>q and q>p, iff p = q, where = is equals. [iff means if and only if]144

RENOIR allows text editing to insert other lines of dialogue in the above.145

For example,146

"This is it, is it?"147

"This is what?"148

"The future. Where it all ends. Leftover life."149

"It's a new beginning."150

[J. Le Carre'. Our Game, c. 1995, paper]151

SCENE 1152

Opening scene: 153

Other schoolboys beat on Guy. 154

First downturn 155

Guy stands up against other schoolboys. 156

but he is alone with no help. 157

so they beat him down. 158

Second downturn 159

Guy is alone by himself. 160

but he has fallen down. 161

so he lies helpless and fainted. 162

Closing scene: 163

but they are fighting with only him. 164

so too many other schoolboys over-whelm him. 165

SCENE 2166

Opening Scene: 167

Jem tries to help up Guy against their humiliating taunts. 168

First Downturn 169

but Jem cannot defend Guy from many others. 170

so Jem is defeated without helping a friend. 171

Second Downturn 172

but Guy cannot defend himself from many others, 173

so Guy lies defeated without help from a friend. 174

Closing Scene: 175

but they are both fighting them alone,176

so they both need to fight them together.177

Addendum178

I. LSE 179

LSE, a logical summation engine, is based upon a left shifting register of data by one binary place, or multiplying an octal number by two, or by adding an octal number to itself. It uses carry and sum from180

De Morgan's theorem.181

[http://www.play-hookey.com/digital/boolean_algebra.html]182

DeMorgan's Theorem 183

(A·B)' = A' + B' (NAND)184

(A+B)' = A' · B' (NOR)185

II. Adder Logic186

Inputs Outputs187

A B Carry Sum188

0 0 0 0189

0 1 0 1190

1 0 0 1191

1 1 1 0192

The Carry output is a simple AND function, and the Sum is an Exclusive-OR. Thus, we can use two gates to add these two bits together. 193

[http://www.play-hookey.com/digital/adder.html]194

II. Register Example195

0 1 0 1196

Octal 05197

Move one bit to the left by carry AND logic; set the right most bit by sum XOR logic:198

1 0 1 0199

Octal 12200

Decimal 10201

Octal 5 + 5 = 12; Octal 2*5 = 12 ; Binary 101 + 101 = 1010202

III. Conclusion203

LSE provides a more efficient adder as a shift multiplier using only carry AND logic for the left most bits; and using only sum XOR logic for the right most bit 0.204