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- Acquisition of aspect (2003)
- First verbs : On the way to mini-paradigms (2000)
- This 18th issue of ZAS-Papers in Linguistics consists of papers on the development of verb acquisition in 9 languages from the very early stages up to the onset of paradigm construction. Each of the 10 papers deals with first-Ianguage developmental processes in one or two children studied via longitudinal data. The languages involved are French, Spanish, Russian, Croatian, Lithuanien, Finnish, English and German. For German two different varieties are examined, one from Berlin and one from Vienna. All papers are based on presentations at the workshop 'Early verbs: On the way to mini-paradigms' held at the ZAS (Berlin) on the 30./31. of September 2000. This workshop brought to a close the first phase of cooperation between two projects on language acquisition which has started in October 1999: a) the project on "Syntaktische Konsequenzen des Morphologieerwerbs" at the ZAS (Berlin) headed by Juergen Weissenborn and Ewald Lang, and financially supported by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, and b) the international "Crosslinguistic Project on Pre- and Protomorphology in Language Acquisition" coordinated by Wolfgang U. Dressler in behalf of the Austrian Academy of Sciences.
- The morphological and semantic classification of 'evidentials' and modal verbs in German : the perfect(ive) catalyst (2000)
- This paper draws a link between the typological phenomenon of the paradigmatically supported evidentiality evoked by perfect and/or perfectivity and the equally epistemic system of modal verbs in German. The assumption is that, if perfect(ivity) is at the bottom of evidentiality in a wide number of unrelated languages, then it will not be an arbitrary fact that systematic epistemic readings occur also for the modal verbs in German, which were preterite presents originally. It will be demonstrated, for one, how exactly modal verbs in Modem German still betray sensitivity to perfect and perfective contexts, and, second, how perfect(ivity) is prone to evincing epistemic meaning. Although the expectation cannot be satisfied due to a lack of respective data from the older stages of German, a research path is sketched narrowing down the linguistic questions to be asked and dating results to be reached.
- On the emergence of verb paradigms in one Spanish child (2000)
- This paper studies the acquisition process of Spanish verbal morphology in a monolingual child. The study focuses on the period of the first 50 verb lemmas. This covers the period from age 1;7 till 1;10. The data shows that the verb acquisition process of this Spanish child follows three main stages: 1. A lexical stage in which verbs are only acquired as a lexical element. 2. A syntactic stage in which the verb, still contemplated as a non-split word, becomes the main element in the development of thematic and semantic relations. 3. A morphological stage in which verb suffixes begin to be analysed separately. At this stage, the relationship between form and meaning starts and the functional categories linked to the verb (tense, aspect, agreement, mood... ) begin to be acquired. Just at this moment, the first miniparadigms appear, which suggests that the acquisition process of verb morphology has started. The first two stages are premorphological and cover in our child the period till 1;9. In the last stage, which begins at 1;10, the child enters the protomorphological stage.
- Ro[u:]ting the interpretation of words (2009)
- Word formation in Distributed Morphology (see Arad 2005, Marantz 2001, Embick 2008): 1. Language has atomic, non-decomposable, elements = roots. 2. Roots combine with the functional vocabulary and build larger elements. 3. Roots are category neutral. They are then categorized by combining with category defining functional heads.
- Structuring participles (2008)
- In this paper we discuss three types of adjectival participles in Greek, ending in -tos and –menos, and provide a further argument for the view that finer distinctions are necessary in the domain of participles (Kratzer 2001, Embick 2004). We further compare Greek stative participles to their German (and English) counterparts. We propose that a number of semantic as well as syntactic differences shown by these derive from differences in their respective morpho-syntactic composition.
- Clitic-doubling and (non-)configurationality (2000)
- In this paper we investigate Greek, an optional clitic doubling language not subject to Kaynes generalization (Jaeggli 1982), and we argue that in this language, doubled DPs are in A-positions. We propose that Greek clitics are formal features that move, permitting DPs in argument positions. This leads to a typology according to which there are two types of clitic/agreement languages -configurational and nonconfigurational ones-, depending upon whether clitics are instantiations of formal features or not.
- Verbs, nouns and affixation (2008)
- What explains the rich patterns of deverbal nominalization? Why do some nouns have argument structure, while others do not? We seek a solution in which properties of deverbal nouns are composed from properties of verbs, properties of nouns, and properties of the morphemes that relate them. The theory of each plus the theory of howthey combine, should give the explanation. In exploring this, we investigate properties of two theories of nominalization. In one, the verb-like properties of deverbal nouns result from verbal syntactic structure (a "structural model"). See, for example, van Hout & Roeper 1998, Fu, Roeper and Borer 1993, 2001, to appear, Alexiadou 2001, to appear). According to the structural hypothesis, some nouns contain VPs and/or verbal functional layers. In the other theory, the verbal properties of deverbal nouns result from the event structure and argument structure of the DPs that they head. By "event structure" we mean a representation of the elements and structure of a linguistic event, not a representation of the world. We refer to this view as the "event model". According to the event model hypothesis, all derived nouns are represented with the same syntactic structure, the difference lying in argument structure – which in turn is critically related to event structure, in the way sketched in Grimshaw (1990), Siloni (1997) among others. In pursuing these lines of analysis, and at least to some extent disentangling their properties, we reach the conclusion that, with respect to a core set of phenomena, the two theories are remarkably similar – specifically, they achieve success with the same problems, and must resort to the same stipulations to address the remaining issues that we discuss (although the stipulations are couched in different forms).
- Plural marking in argument supporting nominalizations (2008)
- This paper investigates the conditions under which Argument Supporting Nominalizations (ASNs) can receive plural marking. Under ASNs, we discuss deverbal nouns that express an event and preserve argument structure. In our discussion we consider ASNs in Romanian, English and German.
- Class features as probes (2008)
- In this article, we adress (i) the form and (ii) the function on inflection class features in minimalist grammar. The empirical evidence comes from noun inflection systems involving fusional markers in German, Greek, and Russian. As for (i), we argue (based on instances of transparadigmatic syncretism) that class features are not privative; rather, class information must be decomposed into more abstract, binary features. Concerning (ii), we propose that class features qualify as the very device that brings about fusional infection: They are uninterpretable in syntax and actas probes on stems, with matching inflection markers as goels, and thus trigger morphological Agree operations that merge stem and inflection marker before syntax is reached.


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This Oil E&P Company Is Extremely Cheap
Matthew is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
Apache Corporation (NYSE: APA) is one of the largest American oil exploration and production (E&P) companies, with operations in seven countries. Apache runs about 100 oil rigs, and has done well in terms of increasing its productivity in recent years. Despite this fact, and despite the great quarter the company just reported, shares are still trading close to their 52-week low and are valued at around 8 times earnings. At a time when virtually every other company in the market seems to be making new highs daily, an underperforming oil company like this stood out, and I figured it may be worth a look.
About Apache
Apache has operations in North America as well as in Egypt, Australia, Argentina, and Chile. Apache's North American operations account for just over half of the company's revenue, and are mostly based on and around the Gulf of Mexico and in Canada.
The company's largest land holding is their Egyptian operations, which include almost 10 million acres and makes them the largest landholder in Egypt's Western Desert. Their Egyptian land holdings present tremendous exploration opportunities, but the operations in the country already make up over 20% of the company's total production.
In all, Apache has proved reserves of just fewer than 3 billion barrels of oil equivalent (BOE), and the company is currently producing about 750,000 BOE per day.
Acquisitions, etc…
Apache has made several large acquisitions over the past few years that have significantly added to the company's global footprint. Among the most notable is the company's acquisition of BP's operations and infrastructure in Egypt and virtually all of BP's natural gas operations in Alberta and British Columbia, for which Apache paid $6.4 billion in 2010. Last May, Apache acquired Cordillera Energy Partners for $2.85 billion, adding over 250,000 acres in Texas and Oklahoma to the company's holdings.
Historically, the company has done a fantastic job of integrating the assets it acquired, and it has done an excellent job of squeezing more productivity out of their mature reserves.
Valuation and alternatives
The main reason that I'm interested in Apache is that it is laughably cheap right now. At the current price level of about $76, Apache trades for just 8.2 times last year's earnings. The company projects productivity growth of between 6-9% annually over the next several years, which I think is rather conservative considering the company's focus on exploring for and drilling new wells.
Apache is projected to earn $9.11 per share this year, growing to $9.85 in 2014. The company trades at a steep discount to its historic average valuation, possibly due to the high volatility of oil prices in today's market.
To further illustrate how cheap Apache is, let's take a quick look at two of its peers, Anadarko Petroleum (NYSE: APC) and Devon Energy (NYSE: DVN).
Anadarko operates in the United States and also has E&P activities all over the world, and the company has over 2.5 billion BOE of proved reserves. Shares trade for a lofty valuation of 24.7 times last year's earnings, but the company is projected to grow earnings by an average annual rate of 16.4% going forward. Even with growth like this, I don't think Anadarko is such a great deal, especially when compared with Apache. To put things in a future value perspective, Anadarko trades for 15.7 times 2015's projected earnings, compared with just 7.1 for Apache.
Unlike the other two, Devon Energy operates in just North American onshore areas, and holds about 14 million acres. Devon has the most proved reserves of the three, at over 3 billion BOE. The company is valued right between the others, at just under 18 times earnings. With 18% annual growth projected between now and 2015, Devon may be a good deal right now. However, bear in mind that Devon's lack of geographic diversity does add another set of risks.
When it comes to Apache, analysts seem to agree with my bullishness. The average 12-month price target of the 25 analysts following the company is $98.38, which is more than 20% over the current levels. I don't know about you, but I'll take on a little oil price risk for that kind of upside potential!
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1. Introduction
As part of its ongoing commitment to improve
the general environment on its estates RBH is embarking upon a five
year environmental improvements programme. This will see a variety
of projects, both large and small, carried out right across the
borough. Likely schemes will include:
a) fencing projects
b) parking schemes – both in-curtilage and at
communal locations
c) hard landscaping – this refers to paving,
walls, retaining structures and street furniture such as seats,
bollards, notice boards & knee rails
d) soft landscaping – this includes trees,
shrubs, plants, grass and earth modelling
e) courtyard refurbishment – i.e. projects
designed to provide such areas with better security and facilities
including fencing, landscaping, refuse disposal, drying &
f) signage – improving signage to
accommodation e.g. flats
g) lighting – providing/ upgrading
h) security – this includes landscaping,
boundary treatments & lighting works that would be implemented
to reduce crime or the fear of crime
i) alley gating – working with Rochdale
Council to erect self locking gates to the ends of alley ways and
passageways that would then be the responsibility of surrounding
tenants and residents who live around them
j) play facilities – upgrading play facilities
including multi use games areas.
It is intended for this programme to continue and build upon
much of the work that was undertaken as part of the highly
successful multi million pound Creating Great Neighbourhoods
project that RBH implemented in partnership with Rochdale Council
in the period 2007-12. Here, 16 "Priority Estates" projects were
implemented across the borough with larger scale works, often in
excess of £250,000, making significant differences to estates.
Additionally, over 250 smaller "Quick Win" schemes were carried
out, often at the direct instigation of tenants, to tackle specific
2. 2012-2013 Environmental Improvement
This year's £1.3 million programme comprises
the following projects:
a) Spotland – in-curtilage parking and fencing scheme across the
b) Junction – courtyard refurbishments to all blocks of flats,
creation of a communal parking facility and some rear fencing to
c) Kirkholt Curzon Road – in-curtilage parking and fencing
scheme to around 84 properties in the Curzon Road, Curzon Close and
Devonshire Road area
d) Chesham – in-curtilage parking and fencing scheme across the
e) Quick Wins – implementation of 7 smaller scale projects
ranging from hard & soft landscaping to courtyard
refurbishments and general security works at the following
The final composition of all of the projects
will be determined by both consultation and the scheme costs.
3. Envionmental Steering
RBH is determined to put tenants at the heart
of everything it does and this is especially the case in relation
to its environmental improvement programme. As such, the governance
of the project is the responsibility of the Environmental Steering
Group, a group of seven tenants that is serviced by a team of
specialist officers, who are in charge of programming, financial
monitoring, policy and performance. The seven tenants are Andrew
Johnson, Sharon Worsley, Shirley Ann Ashworth, Debra Lord, Olga
Zilinskas, Jeff Hudson and Alwyn Smith.
The photos below are of the Envionmental Steering
4. Future Schemes
The composition of each year's environmental
improvements programme will be determined during the previous year.
Currently, all that is programmed in for definite for 2013/14 is
Pot Hall in Heywood. That means that this year up to 3 more
"Priority Estates" schemes need to be identified for next year's
programme along with a batch of "Quick Wins" or smaller scale
Historically, the Quick Wins have been
approved by the Area Panels and to facilitate this each management
area was allocated an individual budget figure. In the future,
however, the overall budget will not be split in this way. It will
be down to the Area Panels to put forward proposed projects and for
the Environmental Steering Group to make the final decision on the
final composition of the Quick Wins programme. It is intended to
tender the Quick Wins as a single contract in the future so as to
maximise value for money.
5. Examples of Environmental Improvement Schemes
completed as part of the Creating Great Neighbourhoods
a) Boundary Treatments
Front fencing at
Retaining walls & fencing on Kirklee
Front & side fencing on
Rear fencing at Castleton
Freehold Communal Parking Scheme
Communal Parking Scheme
Bramhall Close Communal Parking Scheme
New Play Facilities at Smallbridge(above)
New Play Facilities at Lower Falinge(right)
The play facilities at Lower Falinge attracted additional
funding from the Marks and Spencer Greener Living Project.
d. Notice Boards & Signage
New Lockable Noticeboards were erected in open areas on the
Hollin Estate (left) and the Brimrod Estate (below).
New signage was erected on the
Freehold estate (above) and Meadway (below)
e. Security
New security doors were fitted to properties in Falinge Hill
(left) and Wardleworth (right).
Alleygating Scheme
Alleyways were gated in the Channing Street (left) and
Hollin areas (right).
Security gates were also fitted to stairwells around
Freehold (above).
Security fencing was installed around properties in
Newbold (left) Angel Meadow (right) and Back o' th' Moss
Courtyards at Falinge Hill (left) and Heady Hill (right) were
g. Landscaping
A variety of landscaping schemes of all types
have been undertaken and below are just a few of them. From top to
bottom these are Freehold, Newbold, Longhill and
The images below
illustrate the landscaping schemes that took place in the
following areas Julia Street (left) Ryefields (right) and Crowther
Court (bottom).
RBH is lucky to have 2 additional resources at
its disposal to help improve and maintain the environment on its
estates across the borough and these are the Green Team & the
Neighbourhood Environmental Action Team (NEAT).
The Green Team was set up in September, 2009
and to date has carried out in excess of 150 jobs. Works include
land clearance e.g. removing fly-tipping, cutting back vegetation,
etc., undertaking basic soft landscaping schemes i.e. levelling,
turfing and planting out areas, carrying out basic hard landscaping
projects e.g. small-scale flagging schemes, stoning up areas, etc.,
snow clearance and tidying gardens to void/ recently allocated
properties and for people who are too infirm to be able to do this
for themselves.
The team is made up of 6 particpants and one
supervisor and it is a partnership between RBH and Groundwork
Oldham Rochdale and as well as implementing basic environmental
improvement works for the benefit of RBH and its tenants it also
provides useful work experience for the clients working on the
project backed up by some basic training in a number of key areas
to give them a much better chance of securing employment in the
construction industry. RBH fund the project and it is supported by
the Government's "Work Programme"
The NEAT Team is seen as the next stage for
some of the people who have moved on from the Green Team and was
established in September, 2010. It is made up of 5 participants and
a supervisor. They are also mobile as they have a van. The
rationale behind the NEAT Team is that it provides participants
with the opportunity to work on a one year apprenticeship contract
to further develop their construction skills.
The trainees are all working on modern
apprenticeships NVQ Level 2 in Horticulture or Level 2 Diploma in
Construction Operations – General Construction. The team works on
more complex environmental schemes. They carried out the hard &
soft landscaping on the Brighter Horizons developments at Dover
Street & Romney Avenue and also implemented a similar scheme
for RBH at the bungalows on Hope Street. Funding for this
initiative comes from RBH.
Feedback on the Green Team & NEAT is very
positive with high satisfaction ratings from the people making the
referrals and amongst the clients/ participants who actually carry
out the work.
Anyone wishing to make a referral to the Green
Team or NEAT should contact their Neighbourhood Housing Team who
will advise on the suitability of a suggested scheme and forward it
on to the appropriate person.
For any additional information on RBH
Environmental Improvement Schemes please contact the RBH
Environmental Improvement Team on 0800 027 7769 or 01706
Sandbrook House
Sandbrook Way,
Postal Deliveries Only
0800 027 7769
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So I entered a collab with a couple of friends and I AM EXCITE!!! I'm probably gonna spend more than a week of sleepless nights on this little project, but it will all be worth it!
I can't really discuss it right now but you'll definitely see it when it's done, so wish us luck that we make it to our self-imposed deadline!


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Moderators: Jenise, David M. Bueker, Robin Garr
Dale Williams wrote:Grenache? I'm sure there is people who claim Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce, or Herbert Hoover were great presidents, too. Seriously, maybe it is true in SCM.
I'd GUESS that the grapes that least reflect terroir are those aromatic grapes like Muscat, Gewurztraminier, Viognier. Sure, all grapes can show characteristics based on where grown, but to me the varietal characteristics are more prominent in those. Or if you include Lambruscha grapes the foxiness leads.
This could be more a function of over-cropping than terroir, and would also apply to labrusca varieties, where tons per acre is more important than the quality of the grapes.Craig Winchell wrote:...Anyone who has tasted soapy, low acid, nearly flavorless Muscat understands that there are environments in which Muscat ought not to be grown...
Craig Winchell wrote:All grapes reflect their terroir, given that the terroir is the sum total of the environment in which the grapes are grown. Anyone who has tasted soapy, low acid, nearly flavorless Muscat understands that there are environments in which Muscat ought not to be grown. And anyone who appreciates Eucalyptus flavor in a Cab should be appreciative of the trees growing in proximity to the vineyard. Both perfect examples, negative and positive, of terroir. Therefore, I reject the question entirely.
Brian K Miller wrote:Still think that wine making decisions generally trump "terroir" no matter what the winemaker may claim. Look at, for instance, Frog's Leap versus Darioush.
Conversely, and this may be controversial, but I've come to agree that the "natural" winemaking can trump terroir and even varietal. To a degree at least. Or at least, the natural wines seem to share characteristic flavors and textures which cross grape and region????
Hoke wrote:I'd say it all depends on the terroir.
Do you want terroir reflected in Central Valley grapes?
Steve Edmunds wrote:whenever I hear "Coturri" I usually say "Bless you."
TomHill wrote:Ohhhh...Oh....you gonna have SweetAlice come down on you hard, Brian. Making comments like that!!
Supposedly..."natural" wines are supposed to reflect terroir better than "unnatural" or manipulated wines.
But I think that that is a generalization and there are plenty of exceptions. Can you say "Coturri"??
Dale Williams wrote:I can say Coturri, but saying it makes me queasy.
Brian K Miller wrote:Dale Williams wrote:I can say Coturri, but saying it makes me queasy.
Maybe Coturri should be distributed by Jenny and Francois?
Brian K Miller wrote:Maybe Coturri should be distributed by Jenny and Francois?
Mark Lipton wrote:Or the guy (name redacted out of politeness) who brings in Cornelissen.
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Clemson battled to overtime with the defending national champions, losing a heartbreaker in overtime.
The 2006 starting quarterback shares memories of the Tigers' most recent win in Tallahassee.
Former Tiger Donnell Woolford will represent Clemson as the Tigers' legend at the 2014 ACC Championship Game in Charlotte.
On Saturday, Parker Miller will attend his 100th consecutive Clemson game as the Tigers face FSU.
With No. 1 Florida State looming Saturday, we examine two storylines heading into the anticipated matchup.
Offensive coordinator Chad Morris and QB Cole Stoudt among those previewing Saturday's tilt at No. 1 Florida State.
All the gameday info you need to know for Clemson's football game at FSU on Saturday.
Freshman wideout Artavis Scott shined brightly for the Tigers in his home debut.
The entire Clemson football team helped build three houses with Habitat for Humanity in Anderson, S.C. on Tuesday.
Jay Guillermo, Adam Choice discuss the Tigers' focus during bye week.
Exactly who is the Tigers' oldest freshman? Find out in this Q&A.
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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Xbox Onehttp://www.gameinformer.com/games/the_witcher_3_wild_hunt/b/xboxone/atom.aspxCommunity Server2013-06-10T15:02:00ZWatch 35 Minutes Of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Gameplay/games/the_witcher_3_wild_hunt/b/xboxone/archive/2014/08/20/watch-35-minutes-of-the-witcher-3-wild-hunt-gameplay.aspx2014-08-20T15:31:00Z2014-08-20T15:31:00Z

It's the Witcher 3 trailer that eats like a feast – a 35-minute gameplay trailer that includes developer commentary and all kinds of info about the 2015 title.

The demo starts out several hours into the game in the city of Novigrad, the largest in the game. From there you can find out about customizable ammo, magic signs, meaningful story choices, and of course, see Geralt in action.

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For more on the game, check out this cool Xbox One-exclusive Collector's Edition for the title, as well as the Downwarren trailer from Gamescom.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt comes out on PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 on February 24.

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Although we won't be able to get our hands on The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt until next year, CD Projekt Red is still giving us plenty of reasons to be excited for the final chapter of its fantasy RPG series. Today, the developer unveiled the contents exclusive to the Xbox One Collector's Edition of the game, including two physical decks of the new Gwent card game and a cloth map of the game world.

Gwent is a two-player card game within The Witcher 3 in which players choose from four factions and battle against their opponent. The Xbox One Collector's Edition features physical counterparts to the virtual card decks: The Nilfgaardian Empire, the Northern Realms, the Scoia'tael, and the monsters of No Man's Land.

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In addition to these Collector's Edition details, Projekt Red also released the Downwarren gameplay trailer, in which Geralt accepts a local villager's request to investigate the deaths of citizens who have been sleepwalking into the woods. To get there, he must travel through the swamps, battling a couple water hags along the way.

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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt launches February 24, 2015. For more, go to our cover story hub and read a preview of five promising features we're looking forward to.

[Source: The Witcher Official Website]

WayneStainrookhttp://www.gameinformer.com/members/WayneStainrook/default.aspxWatch Geralt's Voice Actor Improvise During The Witcher's Comic Con Panel/games/the_witcher_3_wild_hunt/b/xboxone/archive/2014/08/09/watch-geralt-39-s-voice-actor-improvise-during-the-witcher-39-s-comic-con-panel.aspx2014-08-09T18:08:38Z2014-08-09T18:08:38Z

During The Witcher's Comic Con panel this year, a computer error lead to the disappearance of Geralt's voice. Luckily his voice performer, Doug Cockle, was available provide help.

Along with actually reading the correct voiceover for Geralt, Cockle also took the opportunity to voice a few other characters, and give Geralt some... let's say atypical dialogue.

You can check out the video below, with only shows a few outtakes from the panel as opposed to the full gameplay demo. In the video developer CD Projekt RED promises that new gameplay videos will be published to its YouTube channel next week.

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Click the banner below to go to the hub where you'll find all of the features from our The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt month of coverage.

[Source: CD Projekt RED on YouTube]

GIKylehttp://www.gameinformer.com/members/GIKyle/default.aspxThe Witcher III Looks So Good I Might Need To Quit My Job/games/the_witcher_3_wild_hunt/b/xboxone/archive/2014/06/12/the-witcher-iii-looks-so-good-i-might-need-to-quit-my-job.aspx2014-06-12T21:09:00Z2014-06-12T21:09:00Z

Despite the fact that my E3 demo for The Witcher III: Wild Hunt did not start the demo with the team saying, "hey guys, Wich this trailer!", I still think CD Projeckt Red's new RPG could be my game of the show.

My demo started with Geralt returning to the town of Novigrad after killing the Gryphon seen during The Witcher III's demo at Microsoft's press conference earlier in the week. Geralt is on the hunt of a mysterious girl with ashen hair and a scar on her cheek. Thankfully, now that Geralt has just killed the Gryphon for a mob boss named Dijkstra, this kingpin now owes us a favor, and we're going to cash it in for information.

Novigrad is the biggest city in The Witcher III, and it looks like one of the bigger cities I've seen in gaming period. While wandering its lively street, I got the sense that I was being transported to an actual medieval city.

Filled with several thousand inhabitants, special artisans, banks, markets, inns, and the largest seaport in the north, players could spend a massive amount of time in Novigrad without venturing out of the city. Thugs, beggars, and lords inhabit the city's four districts, so there is no shortage of quest givers. However, if players pick one quest, another might vanish, because none of the actions that a player makes leave the world unchanged.

We passed a fish market and for the right prices were able to haggle for select armor and special contraband that Geralt can use for his potions. But we can't waste anymore time; we've slain a gryphon, and it's time we talked to our contact Dijkstra.

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Dijkstra gives us the info we're looking for. Our ashen haired lass has been seen in Velen, living in the woods, so we walk over to a sign post and use it to fast travel across the world to Velen – a trip that normally would have taken over 20 minutes traveling at a fast clip on horseback.

Velen was once a nice place, but, this boggy swampland has become a no man's land and our chances of running into danger here are much higher. It's not long before Geralt runs into a boy named Johny – a small godling creature with big eyes and blue skin. Johny can't talk, because someone seems to have stolen his voice, but through pantomime he ushers us over to a nearby cliff face and urges us to go up top to collect something from a band of circling harpies.

In The Witcher III: Wild Hunt there are multiple ways to get anywhere you want. We used Geralt's advanced senses – which highlight dangers – to survey the world around him and find a good path that allows us to climb to the top and attack the harpies from behind. It's always a good idea to explore the Witcher's open world and find unique hidden treasures.

Combat in The Witcher III: Wild Hunt seems pretty deep, and Geralt kicked off his battle with the harpies with a quick blast of his new crossbow. Geralt has a suite of nice magic powers that allow him to set down magic traps, create a temporary shield, set enemies on fire, charm his enemies, and fire off a powerful blast of air that knocks his foes back.

Geralt can also defect weapon bolts back at his enemies, and charge up an attacks that cleaves enemies in two, so he's no slouch with his swords either. Using all the tools at his disposal, he quickly makes work of the harpies – and Geralt work is murder. Deep inside the harpies nest is a golden bottle. We bring this back to Johny, so he can uncork it and regain his voice. Now that he can speak, Johny tells us that a woman at the orphanage will give him better info about where our ashen-haired lady might have gone.

I saw a lot more of The Witcher III, but it was still only a small fraction of everything that the game has to offer. CD Projeckt Red has crafted an incredibly rich world that could compete with the depth of titles like Skyrim. Even for a guy like me who plays games for a living, I'm not sure I'll have enough time to play everything it has to offer on my free time, which is why I might need to quit my job when the game comes out on February 24.

GIBenhttp://www.gameinformer.com/members/GIBen/default.aspxThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Gets An E3 Trailer/games/the_witcher_3_wild_hunt/b/xboxone/archive/2014/06/05/the-witcher-3-wild-hunt-gets-an-e3-trailer.aspx2014-06-05T19:28:13Z2014-06-05T19:28:13Z

Earlier today, we shared with you some news about The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and its different standard and collector's editions. During CD Projekt's presentation's, the company also showed a new trailer for the upcoming title.

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CD Projekt also announced a new client for GoG purchases, called GoG Galaxy. You can read up on that here. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will be out on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC on February 24, 2015.

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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt should be a beautiful game filled with choices for Geralt, and these latest screens for the title seem to make good on those promises.

Developer CD Projekt RED has posted a few new screens of the title showing off Geralt traversing the game's open world (see the gallery below). You can also see the protagonist about to even the odds with a few boot-happy ruffians.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is expected for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One in 2014.

For more on the game, take a look at this video with the producer, and also be sure to click on the banner below for info from our cover story.

[Source: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt via Gamespot]

GIKatohttp://www.gameinformer.com/members/GIKato/default.aspxNew Trailer Shows Off Gameplay And Villains/games/the_witcher_3_wild_hunt/b/xboxone/archive/2013/12/09/new-witcher-3-trailer-shows-off-gameplay.aspx2013-12-09T19:46:10Z2013-12-09T19:46:10Z

At this weekend's VGX, CD Projekt Red showed off new gameplay for The Witcher 3. Geralt returns to confront the Wild Hunt, and he looks great doing it.

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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is due out in 2014 on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. You can read more about the title in our coverage from the March 2013 issue.

GIMikehttp://www.gameinformer.com/members/GIMike/default.aspxGeralt Hunts Down Monsters And More/games/the_witcher_3_wild_hunt/b/xboxone/archive/2013/08/21/geralt-hunts-down-monsters-and-more.aspx2013-08-21T18:50:00Z2013-08-21T18:50:00Z

We teamed up with CD Projekt Red to show off The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt to the world with our magazine cover story last March. The developer walked us through a demo that includes some harrowing battles against strange creatures that Geralt stalks through the world.

The world is in chaos since the end of The Witcher 2. Spectral warriors of the fabled Wild Hunt are appearing throughout the land, sewing misery. CD Project Red showed off a cutscene where these heavily armored phantoms raze a village, save for one survivor.

Flash forward two weeks later and Geralt is on the case. The titular hero gallops through the hills on horseback with a dev at the controls. CD Projekt Red says the island world of The Witcher 3 is 32 times larger than The Witcher 2, with great draw distance and expansive, explorable landscapes reminiscent of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The kingdom Geralt rides into is guarded carefully, but Geralt says he's a witcher and the doors open for him. Within, he's given a quest to save someone named Bjorn, who may have survived the wild hunt and may have valuable information.

In addition to the new horseback transportation, Geralt can navigate the large game world by sailing on ships. A dynamic weather system can produce storms with troublesome waves, which changes Geralt's boating experiences. While traversing the world, emergent side objectives bubble up. Geralt happens across a house with several thugs beating on the door. Appraising them as unwelcome nuisances, Geralt slays them. The goons belonged to someone named Zeymun. This little distraction doesn't open up a story thread involving tracking down Zeymun, but CD Projekt suggest that other similar environmental encounters could lead to a new quest line.

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Geralt also stumbles across a horned beast slamming his head against a castle wall. These large, challenging foes play out like involved mini-boss battles, though they're technically just another creature roaming the huge game world. The monster taps into its third eye to disorient the player. A spot on its forehead glows red and the world around Geralt goes dark. The foe has altered the surroundings and is cloaked in shade and burning embers. This makes the fight trickier. The monster eventually goes invisible and stalks off. Geralt has the option to track the creature and finish it off.

Geralt finally finds Bjorn in a small village, but the developer playing is immediately sidetracked when he sees a group of townsfolk debating the cause of a nearby dead body. A bloody corpse is tangled within a bunch of roots. An elder thinks it's a woodland spirit, but Geralt believes it's a monster. He examines a dead wolf, noting thin, razor-like cuts and begins following a trail of footprints. A red-eyed wolf attacks from nowhere, and Geralt quickly dispatches it. A nearby stone is marked by the creature, indicating brute strength. Geralt comments that trying to parry such power would be futile. Players have a bestiary to crosscheck this evidence with. It appears to be a leshen, which possesses great power and makes forest animals more aggressive in order to protect itself.

Geralt talks to someone in the village and suggests what he thinks they're dealing with. He uses his special sense to hunt for an individual marked by the beast. Geralt spots a flock of crows, a sign of the leshen, flying above a crowd. He investigates a girl somewhere beneath the birds and notices her mark. A leader in the village kills the marked girl, which weakens the leshen and allows Geralt to fight him. Geralt begins exploring the forest for totems seemingly set up by the leshen, setting them ablace with fire magic as he goes. Viscous wolves continually attack as he hunts the monster. A tall, slender beast with an antlered dear skull appears and attacks. He sends wolves after Geralt, attempts to ensnare him with roots, and teleports around the woods using a murder of crows. Geralt eventually slays the thing, which lifts a darkness from the forest. This brutal battle concluded our look at The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.

Fantasy RPG players have a lot to look forward to with The Witcher 3. The next-gen visuals and well-written NPCs will likely drawn in plenty of newcomers, but I'm most intrigued by hunting monsters through new, lush environments. Geralt's quest continues next year when The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt arrives on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.

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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a game with choices, and some may be easier than others.

This stunning CG trailer for the game (teased the other day and now released early) features a scenario in one of the areas in the vast game – No Man's Land.

"Actions speak louder than words," says Adam Badowski, head of Wild Hunt developer CD Projekt RED. "We wanted this short movie to communicate that Geralt, despite being seen as a sellsword by many, has his own code of conduct and operates outside of the dirty morality of the world he lives in."

What choices you make in the game and where it leads Geralt are entirely up to you.

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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt comes out for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One some time next year. For more on the game, take a look at this recent trailer from E3 and be sure to click on the banner below for more content from our cover story.

GIKatohttp://www.gameinformer.com/members/GIKato/default.aspxThis Is What CD Projekt Red Did In Scotland/games/the_witcher_3_wild_hunt/b/xboxone/archive/2013/07/02/this-is-what-cd-projekt-red-did-in-scotland.aspx2013-07-02T20:35:00Z2013-07-02T20:35:00Z

During E3, the developers of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt released a short documentary titled "The Beginning" outlining some of the team's goals. Now CD Projekt Red has released a video about the making of The Beginning in chilly Scotland.

Though the video doesn't reveal any new info specifically about The Witcher 3, it's humorous, insightful, and contains kisses from a cuddly wolf. Check it out below, then keep scrolling to reach the original documentary.

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For more information about the story, world, and music of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, check out our hub.

BrianAlberthttp://www.gameinformer.com/members/BrianAlbert/default.aspxFive Promising Features Of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt/games/the_witcher_3_wild_hunt/b/xboxone/archive/2013/06/13/five-promising-features-of-the-witcher-3-wild-hunt.aspx2013-06-13T05:55:00Z2013-06-13T05:55:00Z

The Witcher series has been lauded for its exceptional storytelling and challenging, multifaceted combat. For The Witcher 3, CD Projekt Red is focusing on adding a massive open world to the mix. Our demo showed off just a tiny corner of that world, but revealed five new facts that will please fans of the expansive RPG series.

Beyond The Horizon: CD Projekt Red states that the world of The Witcher 3 is 35 times larger than that of The Witcher 2, with different regions based on various cultures and mythologies. Our demo showed off forests, coastal regions, and a few small towns, as well as the dynamic day and night cycle and weather systems. Those systems aren't just cosmetic; for example, your boat can be smashed apart on the rocky coasts if you try to take it out during a storm, and werewolves pose a significantly greater risk during the night. Your exploration of the world will be driven by a wide variety of main quests, side quests, and random events, which CD Projekt Red is attempting to blur together.

Side Quests That Mean Something: The majority of our demo focused on an optional side quest that involves Geralt helping a town plagued by murderous creature living in the nearby woods. The townsfolk are split on how to best handle the beast, and it's up to Geralt to investigate the killings, deduce what type of monster is responsible, and choose the best course of action. The side story contains several twists and interactions with the townsfolk, along with a challenging battle against the culprit – a mystical, tree-like monster called a leshen. Geralt ultimately gets paid for his services, but true to the series' intricate storytelling, the outcome of the mission is far from black and white, and Geralt isn't entirely happy with how things turn out. This is just one of countless sidequests that the player can freely skip.

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Monster Mash: The leshen in the demo is a formidable monster, but it's not considered a boss. CD Projekt Red says The Witcher 3 contains over 80 such creatures, each with their own characteristics. Before tracking to the leshen, Geralt checks his bestiary for help, which contains a wealth of information on the monster, including its size, the sounds it makes, its special abilities, and vulnerabilities. Defeating the leshen requires tracking down and destroying three totems in the woods to weaken the beast before taking it on.

Coming To Your Senses: The Witcher 3 introduces a new ability for Geralt, called Witcher Sense. Activating the ability turns the world black and white and highlights important elements in color, similar to Batman's Detective Vision in the Arkham series. While tracking down the leshen, Geralt uses Witcher Sense to follow blood spatters and claw marks to its lair. Later, Geralt learns that the leshen has marked one of the nearby villagers, and can resurrect as long as that human remains alive. Geralt once again uses Witcher Sense to identify the unlucky victim: an innocent young woman named Hilde.

Living With The Consequences: The Witcher series is known for the freedom it affords players to shape the narrative with their actions and choices. The Witcher 3 is no exception. The optional side quest we saw carried both story and environmental consequences. Defeating the leshen lifted its curse on the woods, transforming them into a sunnier, more hospitable environment. However, they also resulted in tragedy for the village; not only was Hilde sacrificed to ensure the leshen would not return, but a young and ambitious villager used the opportunity to kill off the town's elders and take control. Returning at a later time reveals a grim fate for the community in the form of a flashback – the village was eventually raided due to the regime change and its inhabitants were slaughtered. The outcome could have been completely different had the player made different choices – or chosen to skip the side quest altogether.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is coming to PC, PS4, and Xbox One in 2014. For more on the game, including exclusive interviews and videos, check out The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt hub.

GIJeffMhttp://www.gameinformer.com/members/GIJeffM/default.aspxMagical Abilities And Attacks Revealed In New E3 Trailer/games/the_witcher_3_wild_hunt/b/xboxone/archive/2013/06/10/witcher-3-gameplay-trailer-revealed.aspx2013-06-10T20:02:00Z2013-06-10T20:02:00Z

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was confirmed for the Xbox One at Microsoft's E3 conference earlier today. Along with the announcement comes a new trailer revealing enemies and tactics in the gameplay footage.

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What do you think of the new trailer? Let us know in the comments.

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Watch for buffalo, elk, deer or longhorn cattle on this trail ride that covers approximately 15 miles of scenic terrain on the famous Woolaroc Ranch. Bring your own horse and join the group for a day-long ride over 3,700 acres of ranch land. Hidden away amongst the beauty of the rolling Osage Hills, the country retreat of oilman Frank Phillips will open its gates to riders looking to explore native terrain that is rarely seen by the general public.
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The Rollicking Raglan Sunday Brunch
The Rollicking Raglan Sunday Brunch
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Please note... for our Host the Roast offering all orders must be placed by 1pm on Friday prior to your Sunday Brunch Reservation. Call 407-938 -0300
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Roast Loin of Beef, Yorkshire pudding, horseradish cream and rosemary jus, Balsamic glazed carrots, Green beans, roasties and potatoes au gratin. $44 per person
Roast Pork Loin, pork crackling, cider port jus, apple sauce & apple chutney, Balsamic glazed carrots, Green beans, roasties and potatoes au gratin. $36 per person
Roast Leg of New Zealand Lamb, stuffed with sage & onion, mint sauce and red wine jus, Balsamic glazed carrots, Green beans, roasties and potatoes au gratin. $45 per person
Roast Lemon Thyme Chicken, Bread sauce, red wine jus with Balsamic glazed carrots, Green beans, roasties and potatoes au gratin. $26 per person
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Gran Marnier Fruit & Custard Trifle $8.50 per person
Baked Strawberry & Apple Crumble (gluten free option available) $8.50 per person
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Startup Spotlight – SeeMail – August 2012
Startup of the Week: SeeMail
If you've gone through old photo albums and scratched your head wondering who's that weird looking guy your sister was dating or the story behind the family picnic by the lake, you should check out SeeMail.
Founded by Ward Chandler in 2011, SeeMail is an app that adds voice to your photos and allows you to share it with your friends in the app and on social media.
With the tagline "the story behind the photo", Ward say's SeeMail is different from other apps in that it captures the intimacy of the moment when the photo was taken. We recently caught up Ward to learn more.
How did you come up with the idea for your startup? Was there an "ah-ha" moment?
I was going through old family photographs and I found one with dad from when I was 12 years old that said on the back "Jasper, Alberta, 1973". My dad passed away last year… I wished his voice were embedded in the photographs, so it would be like listening to a story when flipping through the album. That's when SeeMail was born.
When someone reaches out to you and says, "I saw this today, I was thinking of you, remember that time you were here". You just can't beat that.
What has been the biggest challenge so far?
The biggest challenge always is finding great people, especially in the mobile market, whether it's developers, designers or marketers. But I would say we've been very lucky.
Are there any key individuals outside of your organization that have been of great help to your startup?
I've had a long career from previous startups and a nice network of people for help and inspiration. Additionally the impact of our brand evangelists spreading the word on the street has been great.
From our development in Calgary, San Francisco and Philippines to designers in Serbia to marketing in Calgary and LA and investors in Dubai… it's fun building a business these days, you get to work with people all over the world.
What's new with your startup that we can share?
We just released a new version in the App Store with improved in-app commenting, photo editing and social media sharing. You can also select photos from any of your Facebook albums and add a voice caption to it.
Personally, do you think it is more difficult to raise capital or find the right talent?
I think they go hand in hand. Building a great team and product always comes first… money will follow if you do those well.
What has contributed to your success to this point?
Working on something you love, something that excites you and you're passionate is paramount. It makes life indistinguishable between work and play. Work on designing a life you try not to escape from rather than finding your next vacation.
The Internet has created a whole new avenue enabling you to do things with small amounts of capital. You need to just start doing something in addition to your current job. It always leads to something – new opportunities, new contacts etc. – but if you never start, you'll never get anywhere. You might find yourself in a completely different direction from where you started, but it all works out.
What made you choose to go down the path of entrepreneurship?
I come from an entrepreneurial family, so I always wanted to start my own business. When I joined engineering in '78, there were five jobs for every engineer, but when I graduated in '83, there were none. So the writing was on the wall – self-employed or unemployed. I went on to start two businesses, learned a lot, and did SeeMail because I wanted to get into a startup again.
What are your thoughts on Calgary's startup community?
Things are really ramping up with all the help and support from the incubators, accelerators, trade associations, government and the media. It's been tough because everything is tied to oil and gas, so it's great that people are working to shift attention to the tech sector. There's money and talent in abundance here, we just need to create an environment where people don't leave.
What's your ask right now?
Download SeeMail in the Apple App Store, try it out and tell us how we can make it better. Feedback is very important, as it will enable us to quickly adapt to the market need. It's fun to work in a dynamic environment, that's why I love tech!
If you are working on something that could potentially change the world, we'd like to hear about it. Send us a tweet at @startupcalgary or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Startup Spotlight is covered by Boast Capital, a Calgary-based Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) consulting firm that helps companies secure and maximize government funding to advance innovation. For more information visit BoastCapital.com or @BoastCapital.


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2 Ways to Take a Culinary Vacation (in Your Own Kitchen!)
Written on January 4, 2013 at 9:44 am , by Karla Walsh
Now that the holiday season has passed, we're experiencing a bit of cabin fever. Not all of us can jet off for a warm-weather getaway, but we can all take a trip to the kitchen to whip up meals that take our taste buds on a trip around the globe! Lindsay Nixon, author of the new book Happy Herbivore Abroad, shared two low-fat, vegan recipes to help us do just that.
Lentil Taco Meat
"I got this idea from one of my fans and now we make lentil tacos (or burritos, or enchiladas!) at least once a week. Use brown- or the greenish-colored lentils here, not red or yellow," Nixon suggests.
- 2 cups cooked lentils
- 2 tablespoosn ketchup
- 1 tablespoon prepared yellow mustard
- 1 tablespoon low-sodium soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 2 teaspoons lemon or lime (juice)
- 1½ teaspoons ground cumin
- ½ teaspoon paprika
- ¼ teaspoon garlic powder (granulated)
- ¼ teaspoon onion powder (granulated)
- ¼ teaspoon dried oregano or marjoram
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper (optional)
- nondairy milk (optional)
- salsa (optional)
- Pulse warm lentils in a food processor or blender until chopped up or pureed (your choice).
- Transfer to a mixing bowl and stir in remaining ingredients.
- Taste, adding salt or pepper as desired, plus a splash of nondairy milk or a touch of salsa if the mixture looks dry.
Nutrition information per serving: Calories 137, Total Fat 1.1g, Carbohydrates 23.9g, Fiber 9g, Sugars 3.9g, Protein 9.9g
Chocolate Glazed Doughnuts
"I always thought doughnuts were an American food, but they are popular globally," Nixon says. "You will find doughnuts or similar regional variations in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America, the United Kingdom, Oceania, and the Middle East."
Serves 9
- 1 cup nondairy milk
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 3 tablespoons pure maple syrup
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- ¼ cup packed light brown sugar
- 2 cups whole-wheat pastry flour
- ¼ cup unsweetened cocoa
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ½ teaspoon baking powder
- ½ teaspoon baking soda
- ¼ cup vegan chocolate chips
- 1 cup confectioner's sugar
- 1 tablespoon pure maple syrup
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 tablespoon nondairy milk
- Preheat oven to 350°F. In a small bowl, whisk nondairy milk, lemon juice, maple syrup, light brown sugar, and vanilla until foamy and bubbly.
- In a large bowl, whisk flour, cocoa, salt, baking powder, baking soda, and chocolate chips (crushed).
- Pour the wet ingredients into the dry mix and use a spatula to combine. Spoon into a greased 6-doughnut pan.
- Bake for 15 minutes. Meanwhile, prepare the icing by whisking ingredients.
- Submerge cooked but cool doughnuts into icing and let glaze drip off. Transfer to a wire rack for drying.
Nutrition information per serving (without icing): Calories 152, Total Fat 1.6g, Carbohydrates 30.9g, Fiber 3.7g, Sugars 9.1g, Protein 3.4g
Nutrition information per serving (with icing): Calories 213, Total Fat 1.6g, Carbohydrates 45.8g, Fiber 3.7g, Sugars 10.4g, Protein 3.4g
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I'm going to have to confess I just heard Solange sing for the first time five minutes ago when I spotted the video performance below on Urban Curlz. It appears, based on some quick Googling, that Beyonce's little sis is not only a recording artist, but also an "actress, model, DJ and dancer." (Thank you, Wikipedia!) Good to know. I have been heretofore unfamiliar with her oeuvre. That being so, why do I kind of like her?
I like her for rocking a TWA like nobody's business. I like her for donning a head wrap to sing a cover of "Tell Me" with the Dirty Projectors.
And I like her for this interview on "Oprah."
It's not just about black hair and beauty standards, which ya'll know are totally two of my soap box issues. It's more that I have a special place in my heart for women who boldly do things, however small, other than the things our patriarchal society tells them they should.
It is damned hard to live your life unaffected by biases, "must dos" and "shouldn't dos." This is true especially if you are a member of a marginalized group. Go and read the comments to Jennifer's post on stereotypes here and on Love Isn't Enough. Nearly everyone who weighed in talked about adapting themselves, because of the pressures inflicted by "isms." We face so much policing--from the majority, from the colonized minds within our own communities, from ourselves. It takes tremendous strength to say, "Fuck it! Imma be me!" even when it comes to supposedly insignificant things like hairstyles.
Knowing the societal burdens of being "properly" female, I find myself mentally high-fiving women who walk the road less traveled: a woman who will sport a "baldy" like what?; a woman working on a road construction crew; or a woman who remains unmarried or childless by choice. When I encounter women like these, I always smile and tuck them in my virtual admiration file of everyday heroines. It's not that there is anything wrong with wearing a waist-length weave, having a secretarial job or being a stay-at-home mom. It's just that I know how choosing the non-traditional thing marks you, how society punishes those who can't or won't conform, how hard it is when you are already "other" to choose a path that promises further marginalization.
I don't know much about Solange, but I know how much strength it takes to go super-short (and God help us...NATURAL), when America, including the black community, sees long (straight) locks as markers of beauty and femininity. (Knowles was deemed "crazy" for choosing to wear short, natural hair.) And this eclectic music fan loves seeing Solange, sister to the king and queen of hip hop and R&B, getting down with the Dirty Projectors. Take that Eurocentric beauty standards and black music police!
I'm no Beyonce hater, but I kind of dig the video above for all the ways that it is not "Crazy in Love" or "Single Ladies" or some such. There is no crawling across the floor in booty shorts, no hair flipping, no dance track--just a black woman with a funky style, grooving to a 90s jam with an experimental rock group. That's damn near revolutionary.


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LAWTON Okla_ Investigators in charge of Wednesday's officer-involved shooting said they have narrowed their search for the suspect from the initial description of "black male wearing a black hoodie" and are now working with a name.
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7News had initially been receiving conflicting reports about whether the suspect in Wednesday's shooting had actually been caught. 7News Reporter Claire Crouch has been monitoring that angle of the story from police headquarters.
They have not released the name of the person they are looking for, but they said they feel confident they are looking for the right guy. They said the suspect already has existing warrants for unrelated offenses.
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