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- CanIHaveABite Aug 16, 2007 10:07 AM
I saw a sign for "Le Voile" posted on one of the buildings between Fairfield & Gloucester. Anyone know anything? Perhaps it's the French Brasserie Bouchee was "supposed" to be.
Was it the basement space of the Newbury Guest House? That was supposed to have a French chef and I think I remember that it would serve breakfast, lunch and dinner and be neighborhood friendly. Of course we've heard that before at many restaurant hearings in the Back Bay.
re: tamerlanenj
No, it is on the same side, in the middle of the Gloucester/Fairfield block. It is in the basement of Newbury Guest House and they have added a large patio in front.
re: tamerlanenj
The former INQ space, aka the inimitable Luigi & Roscoe's at INQ, is going to be Cafeteria, an Italian place with pizza, sandwiches, and pastas.
It's La Voile, and it will be owned and run by a completed imported French team, kitchen and front of house included. I don't know the price scale as of yet, but it opens tomorrow, and I'm really excited. I can only hope they don't serve frozen fries (rumored to be "the same as Mcdonalds") like Gaslight.
re: Fatty 2x4
Interesting: I don't believe the Newbury Guest House has ever had a restaurant. It's a good little B&B type of place for the neighborhood.
Many restaurants, even some of the better French ones in town, don't hand-cut their own fries/frites in-house. One of the few that I know hand-cuts fresh potatoes for fries is Pops. I'd be curious if other Hounds know definitively which other places don't use frozen fries. (I agree that Gaslight's are pretty weak.)
I'm bringing a group into Boston in November (a meeting we have there every November since Noah was a lad) and we like to try the new restaurants that are walking distance from the Hynes. I can't find any reviews of The Voile. Has anybody been yet? Any recommendations? Wish they had a web site, but I guess it'll come in time.
re: PatMRS
I'd heard a rumor that it was open and stopped by Monday, but it was most definitely not. We wound up with some decent tapas at Tapeo instead.
re: tamerlanenj
I think it opens tomorrow (Nov.1). It may be a while longer before they open for breakfast or lunch.
From yesterday's ZagatBuzz:
What sets La Voile, a charming brasserie in the tony Back Bay, apart from the others around town is its genuine connection to France, from its owners operating an eatery with the same name in Cannes to its imported decor (1920s zinc bar, red velvet banquettes, nautical lighting); with a focus on Mediterranean cuisine, its moderately priced menu offers all the classics. - 261 Newbury St.; 617-587-4200
re: MC Slim JB
Have a reservation to try this place out next Saturday, the 10th, so I'll let you know what we find. (The place is currently only open for dinner, but reportedly will be open for breakfast / dinner shortly.) Saw the place last week and it looks encouraging, but as I was there mid-day, alas no chance to try it out that day.
This is the first place on Newbury I'm genuinely interested in. We'll certainly check it out in a few weeks.
I ate at Voile on Friday night - note this was opening Friday night.
We had an early reservation so were some of the first to arrive. We were late for our reservation, but we were still rewarded with a nice table near a window. The service to get us to our table was terribly disorganized: from deciding who would seat us to sorting out the menus. But, it was their first week....
The menu is very authentic French bistro fair, with strong Mediterranean influences. My husband is from France and even he was impressed with the line-up. There was a good selection of appetizers and then a seperate list of fish or meat main options. I was impressed with the depth of options: from the bone marrow appetizer to the sweetbread entree. They warned us that they did not have a lot of basics, including French fries, but again first week....The one that that really surprised me was the price points on items. Appetizers were 8-12, mains 18-24 or so, much lower than most places in the area and for French restaurants in general. The wine list was extensive and had bottles from the mid-20's to many hundreds, giving an option for everyone. The bottles were well laid out by character, region, and varietals.
The waiter was French to the point that he barely understood English and was not familiar with American habits. For example, one of us ordered dressing on the side, but the request was met with a great deal of incomprehension. However, once our orders were in, the food arrive promptly. There was one mix-up with an order, but the problem was resolved quickly.
However, the food was EXCELLENT. In fact, this was some of the best classic French fare we have tried in town, and we have been to most French restaurants. The waiter brought over some amuse bouches, including slices of some of the best saucission we have had this side of the Atlantic. My husband had the soupe au poisson, one of his favorites since he grew up on the Cote D'azur and it was excellent and generous. The rouille was well done. I had the bone marrow, which was delicious. One of our friends had the foie gras creme brulee (interesting presentation and tasty).
For mains, I had the sweetbreads, my husband the halibut, and both were very expertly prepared and very tasty. I actually loved my dish: sweetbreads in a morel sauce. I'll go back for just that dish....I love morels in cream on anything. The sides were classic, simple, and well done.
We passed on dessert, but the cheese tray was very tempting...
The space was well decorated with soft lighting and designed to keep noise down. There are small tables and large tables so they should reasonably be able to accommodate large groups.
All in all, a great new addition to the French bistro scene in Boston. They really need to work out some of the kinks in their service, as it was borderline disastrous, but the food quality suggest this place should do well. For the 4 of us, appetizers, mains, and a bottle of water was about $50 a head including service. I am going to give them a month or so to work out their service issues and will try them again....
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Wow! Very promising! Thanks. I'm starting the official Bouchee deathwatch. too bad, so sad! ;-)
re: MaggieMuffin
sounds like they also hit the right price points (which seem to be missing around town)...
re: MaggieMuffin
We ate there on Saturday night. A very rainy night, and they greeted us at the door with towels, assistance with wet coats, and placement for umbrellas. An excellent start to what turned out to be a wonderful meal.
I couldn't agree more on the saucisson. My only disappointment was that my friends ate their portions, as well. Between the four of us, we ordered the Leek salad (a little bland on the dressing); marrow (good portion size); endive salad; roast chicken (very well seasoned, crispy); veal loin (perfectly cooked, juicy, flavorful, tender beyond belief); and bouillabaise. Conversation ceased once our entrees arrived. To top of excellent entrees, the sides were plentiful (ratatouille, potato gratin, roasted tomato with herb stuffing) and beautifully presented. Desserts, while small, were wonderful; designed as a little something sweet after the meal, not as an additional course.
Service was quick, unobtrusive, and attentive. Can't wait to enjoy the beautiful patio when the weather is as hospitable as the owners and staff at La Voile.
Great report. Can't wait until they start serving breakfast. Newbury needs a really good breakfast spot.
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La Voile
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La Voile sounds very interesting, but I don't know that it requires three virtualy identical threads - this was the first one.
I'm sure that La Voile can only be better than the visually- and attitudinally-overwrought Bouchee, where the food appears to be an afterthought.
We went Saturday evening. We intentionally arrived early to sit at the bar for a bit before being seated. A quick note here - at this point, they do not have the type of liquor license that allows them to serve any hard liquor - so the bar is strictly wine (and I think beer). There are some very nice choices by the glass and some expert help more than willing to direct your choice if you wish. While we were enjoying a glass of wine and some chit/chat with the bartender, we were presented with a couple of complimentary appetizers which were both delicious.
Things have apparently settled down a bit since the opening weekend, but we did pick up on some stress at the front desk. There were no outright clumsy moments, but they just seemed very nervous about getting everything right.
We decided to share a couple of items as starters - we selected the Terrine Duck Foie Gras (one of the 3 preparations of Foie Gras on the menu) and the plate of 5 cheeses. Everything was just excellent.
For our main course, my wife selected the Grilled Sea Bass and I chose the Dover Sole Meuniere. These were priced on the high end of the menu choices, at $31 and $42 respectively. Both were deftly de-boned tableside by our waiter. The bass was tasty and had an accompanying sauce that was a perfect balance for it. (You do need to be diligent with this preparation, however, because you are still dealing with a fair number of bones. ) The sole was even better than the bass.
There was a small tureen of vegetables that accompanied both dishes which were tasty, but not memorable.
For dessert, we shared a Moelleuz au Chocolat (essentially a flourless chocolate cake with a molten center) accompanied by a little pistachio ice cream. Both the ice cream and the cake were delightfully tasty. A cup of espresso topped off a thoroughly enjoyable evening for me.
Our waiter was the same guy described in an earlier post (Jean-Charles). He is one of two employees (the chef being the other) who moved here from Cannes with the restaurant. He was still not completely smooth in his communication, but he was a very good and clearly experienced waiter. He hussled, was attentive (but not at all obtrusive) and while tending multiple tables, always knew what to re-prioritize on the fly.
I am sure they will all get more relaxed as the settle in to their new digs for a little longer... but this is already a place I'd recommend to anyone.
I did ask about the hours - although initially the plan was for the dinner-only limitation for just the first week or so, they are not yet open for any other meals. Seems like it may still be a couple of weeks from what we could gather.


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Still there are so many towns and villages where Human dungs are manually disposed.
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[1]In expanding the question about relational-transactional purchasing [2] by asking the question of WHAT makes people buy [3], a fellow deep thinker [4] from the Wizard Academy [5] shared that we should also add in the essential "reporter" questions:
I'd lump them into four categories: Who … Why … What … When-Where-How. Who, Why & What are big driving issues, while you can lump the other three (When, Where, How) together as the sort of mechanics of purchasing.
WHO we are (or think we are and desire to be) deeply influences WHAT we buy. Our "tribes" and "identities" are wrapped in and around our buying impulses. The other aspect of WHO is Who influences us. We care more about the opinions of people we know than we do from some ad. From the list, this might include: Prestige or Aspirational purchase – Name Recognition – Fad or Innovation – Niche Identity – Peer Pressure – Ego Stroking -
WHY we buy … this is the emotional stuff, Maslow's pyramid, our inner individual needs that drive us. The list of intensely emotional triggers include: Emotional Vacuum – Scarcity – The "Girl Scout Cookie Effect" – Fear – Reciprocity or Guilt – Empathy – Addiction – Indulgence -
WHAT we buy … Buying a new car is a different experience than buying groceries. A car is a big purchase that in many ways is an extension of our identity. A redneck kid from West Texas will be drooling over a 4-wheel drive 3/4 ton pickup truck while the 30 year-old career girl in California is thinking her car not only has to match her "style," it has to be green.
1. Basic Needs (food, staples, repairs, etc.)
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3. Luxury purchase (Rolex, big screen TV, vacation travel, etc.)
4. Major purchase (house, car, long-term health care, big investments)
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When we buy … Is it an impulse buy? Is it a recurring purchase. Is it a major purchase like a house or car that is really a buying event that only happens a few times in a persons life? Young people have different needs (and buying power) than old farts (like me).
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Ahr riverWhen is does 'it's the style' become a detriment to the story? For instance, art-wise, Goblins: Life through their eyes is VERY stylistic and has a specific design to them. At the same time, it gets criticized a lot for that stylized design, due to it causing narm and making every girl's back in a deep curve. I have argued this myself, and despite greatly enjoying the webcomic, I do think that here is where style does not serve as an excuse. Then you have something like Order Of The Stick, which is simplistic stick figures, but don't tell one of the fans that the art is bad. They will argue this point. As would I. Then you get stuff like Homestuck, which rattles off personality traits, likes, dislikes and what else have you in a basic list format, which might be seen as a horrible breakage of 'show don't tell, ' but I have seen many people defend it as 'part of the style.' So, obviously, thanks to subjectivity we can never have one strict line, but how much exemption from criticism should 'style' be allowed? Should it be critized regardless? Is it more important to conform to standards and use tried and true methods that are understandable, or try something new and edgy that might be rough around the edges, if not outright a mess?
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vigilantly taxonomishI think it depends on the apparent intent and the resulting effect. It's obvious that the characters in The Order of the Stick and Homestuck are not meant to be anatomically accurate; OotS in particular uses a consistently simplistic style that doesn't really resemble human beings at all. They are nevertheless expressive and serve to make the characters look distinctive and funny, rather than badly drawn. Goblins uses what looks like an attempt at a slightly more traditional cartoon art style, which is probably why the anatomical inaccuracies get criticised. As for the Homestuck character introductions, those are justified, I think, by the fact that the story is set up like a game rather than a traditional narrative. The descriptions aren't telling us who they are, they're telling us who we are now.
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NOT THE BEESI get the feeling the occasional Narm in Goblins is at least half intentional given its tendencies toward Sliding Scale of Comedy and Horror. Given my usual tastes tend to be toward things that can comfortably bounce around on that, I don't really mind the stylistic choice and feel like it fits what Thunt is trying to do. That said, he does tend to get a little Liefeldy when drawing women. Although in at least one case, even that was on purpose. I think stylistic art is one of those things that you can only really call it a problem when it starts being a problem. Personally I'd place that at around the same traits you would — when it starts interfering with the tone the author is trying to hit — but I think our variance in when that boundary is hit is (among decent artists at least) more significant than what boundaries we're looking for.
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Ahr river@Bobby G: But that's just it, homestuck wise. When I read those character lists, I HATED them. They contributed nothing to the plot, they told instead of showed and seemed like lazy writing, and I still felt that way regardless of whether it fit the 'computer game' theme or not. So in this case, does style make up for it?
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NicholasWard wrote:
Sorry, but how is this not difficult avoid? If coinciding snap points are the cause, then anywhere that two lines meet end to end will exhibit this problem. I cannot speak for others here but corners or t-junctions mark the origins of 99% of my scale commands, so this is a problem 99% of the time.
The video from Autocad 2011 is certainly a familiar scenario, but with 2013 the error message comes through instantly, regardless of whether the cursor has been moved or not.
Again, I'm not saying this shouldn't be fixed. I can easily replicate the issue 100% of the time, but I have to "try" to make it happen. If you truly cannot scale anything because it happens "instantly" I would try to be very deliberate with your mouse when picking the basepoint to see if you are inadvertenly moving the mouse when you release the button.
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move the mouse a significant distance (something bigger than the APERTURE) immediately after picking the basepoint.
... or....
Create a command macro to turn off running OSnaps during the SCALE command,
I really don't think the last suggestion is necessary if you fully understand why it's happening, so I've done a more detailed demo
Are you by chance using an APERTURE that's larger than standard?
I have the same stupid issue. Hope they fix this soon.
Me also come across this..quite very frustrating...It only start happen in version 2013.. I also hope that Autodesk can manage to come out with a hot fix on this matter after all, so many version out and i first time come across with this problem.
Fred I totally agree, the scale command problem needs to be fixed. It interupts drafting work flow. And this has never been a problem until version 2013 which is dissapointing. Hopefully autodesk comes up with a hot fix soon.
Have you guys reported this as a bug via the Subscription Support Request, or as a Feedback issue?
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I have the same problem but changed the OSNAP they spoke up - saved format in 2013 and he returned to scale.
When I saved the same file format that was climbing in 2007 he stopped to climb again.
It is incompatibility between older formats. AUTODESK believe will solve this.
My CAD Manager had me draw construction lines off to the side of the object (a .pdf image) and use them to scale the obect with.
It is an annoyance. I can work with it.
I think the key point is that those who posted here with the problem (which I am also having in 2013) are having the problem because it has not been an issue with previous releases in regards to the way they are used to using the program. Apparently, I too am used to working with my OSNAPs turned on, and putting my cursor as close to the endpoint as possible when picking it. Before I noticed this post, I had discovered the workaround for me was to hover a little farther away and let the cursor jump to the endpoint before I click.
I also noticed that although I still have the issue somewhat when I choose a command through a ribbon icon, it doesn't happen as often as when I use command aliases (which are supposed to be faster and "universal"). I don't know if that has any bearing on things. Hopefully someone from the Principal's Office will notice these posts and look into it....
Hi All,
I have had this problem on both a demo of the full version, and now my own LT version. I would like to clarify a few things from the (slightly misdirected, IMHO) posts above.
a) It is core functionality that is broken. This is very clearly a bug. I cannot scale by reference in almost all cases. Occasionally I do not get the problem -- if I can figure out anything different with those files I will post. Could it be metric vs. architectural units? Anyway, scaling by reference is one of the, say, top 10 or 20 most important commands in any drafting. THIS IS A REAL PROBLEM.
b) The workarounds, while clever and helpful (thanks to all!), are huge time-wasters compared to what used to be standard functionality. I'm impressed with the depth of knowledge and ingenuity on this forum, but that offers no apology for the fact that Autodesk released software with a heavy bug in basic functionality in it. None of you has 'solved' the problem. And everybody seems to be able to reproduce it.
c) Autodesk: please fix the problem! This should be high on your priority list. It's an embarassment, frankly. It's most likely a very easy fix.
If Autodesk continues to ignore this problem, how can we escalate it? Is there a more appropriate forum for posting real bugs?
Waiting (praying?) for a patch...
I am not sure how come for this latest version autodesk would have such a bug for this "Scale" command afterall, it wasnt a new command to them...Anyway, i also try to report this issue but then i can't find the pages to report the issue.
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Jul 1, 2012THE SUMMER SURPRISE? Yes, you may be thinking 9/10 is being silly, but if you score this game in it's own category then it starts to look about right. Anyone reading this old enough to remember the likes of California Games and the great Athlete Kings on the, less than great, Sega Saturn, will know that these kind of games, when made properly, can be amazing. Let me just say; Sega have made London 2012 properly. The visuals on the PC are very good, although I was slightly miffed that my native resolution (2560x1440) is not supported, Sega limiting the output to a now common 1920x1080. But with in-game settings at max, all extra control panel settings pushed up, and using NV Inspector to apply SGSSAA, London 2012 looks sharp and colourful, perfect for a sports title. The motion capture work is a bit of a mixed bag, but generally it's very good, some is excellent. Sound is good, albeit with repetitive commentary, but the same can be said about AAA sports titles. The controls are simple and intuitive with a 360/Windows controller, I've not tried with keyboard and I don't intend to. Steam (as well as other sellers) make it clear that the game is optimised for a 360 pad. Enthusiast PC gamers (i.e. not those who play the odd game on their laptop) who play a range of games (especially arcade/TPS/racing titles) and don't have a 360 pad need to buy one or stop whining. 'KnowTheTruth' spouts off with the usual, "IT'S A PORT", post, but let's be sensible here: How many games on PC are developed solely for the PC, or even have it's own base code? A handful. Business is business, that's life. Yes, I agree, Sega is lazy, it could have easily allowed for key rebinding and maybe it will in a patch, but London 2012 is far, far better with an analogue controller, most of the events benefit hugely from using analogue sticks, making the whole game more fun and more intuitive. The simple fact is, London 2012 was made for a controller and should be played with one. If some PC gamers can't live with the truth that the keyboard and mouse isn't the be all and end all, then tough. Scoring a game '0' just because you can't rebind keys on a control device already unsuitable for this particular game, and/or don't own/use the optimal control method is foolish. Anyway, on with the game....The single player events and Olympic campaign are a good way of honing your button timing skills but, as with any sporting pastime played alone, it becomes old. The saving grace is online. Playing random events against other players from around the world is great fun, and the sense of both personal and national pride is great. There's a National Pride Leaderboard running which lets you see how your country is doing, I like to think my efforts have helped GBR reach 2nd place, behind the formidable Germans. The online department is simple but effective. Currently there are enough players (especially German and French) to make up decent competition, but it would be even better if/when more join in. Seriously, take a break from the CoD/MoH/BF games and enjoy some really fun online competition. Gamesplanet are selling this game for £20.99 until the 16th July. Grab a bargain and help your country reach 1st place!… Expand
Jul 6, 2012The game play is amazingly bad. DO NOT BUY THIS GAME. Its impossible to play without a gamepad. If you do buy this game, get a hard copy and expect to trade it back in shortly after. Plus, the graphics are very poor, no better than The Olympics game of 2004. MAJOR WARNINGS. NOT GOOD, not sure what its like for PS3/XBOX but dear god, not on PC.
Jul 21, 2012How many idiots does it take to make a console port? Answer - none! But it does take an idiot to complain about not being able to play a game on PC that was designed for consoles without a game pad. Many games we have seen on PC over the last 6 years or so would have never existed without consoles for them to ported from. But i guess you wingers aren't exactly big picture viewing types =/ Noobs/elitists that go on about bad ports are likely the same numpties that pirate games and ruin it for the rest of us.
Grow up, wake up and if you can't be arsed with a game pad in this day and age then good luck to you lol.
On topic - excellent Olympics sports game. So for what it is 8/10.… Expand
Aug 5, 20123D OPTION -If you have a 3d tv/projector. It's a good Olympic game made better with sound pc joypad control ideas. I use my ps3 controller using "motionjoy" in xbox mode. The event list is massive. I've given it an 8 (not a deserved 7 for gameplay/graphics etc) because it has a 3d option (sbs) which looks amazing with the clever camera angles. Recommended and will put you in the Olympic spirit.
If I could make it better I'd add a face import option.… Expand
Jul 1, 2012This is a pretty nice game if you're a sports and Olympics fan. The gameplay is good, the atmosphere makes you feel like you're really competing for your country and since it's Olympics period you'll might want to try it out just to emulate the real athletes. The replay value is high enough because of the good number of disciplines and challenge it offers. The controls are easy to figure out thanks to the tutorials and after you try a discipline a few times you'll eventually get good at it. It works only with a xbox360 controller (or Keyboard and Mouse but i wouldn't recommend that) so either you buy one or you get an emulation software that allows you to use your gamepad as an xbox360 controller. The graphics are average, I could compare it to the latest pes maybe although the physics and movements are not so accurate and fluid. To sum it up it's a good timing-and-button-smash type of game with a good variety of challenges. The price is a little high though.… Expand
Jul 1, 2012They don't even try to hide PC ports anymore. No rebindable controls, with action buttons being the A, B, X, and Y keys, left, right, up, down being the arrow keys, and start/pause being F1. Whoever was responsible for making the PC port of this game quite literally took the Xbox 360 controller, looked at the names of the buttons, and without any further thought, matched each button with its respective key on the keyboard.
If you're having trouble visualizing the stupidity of this, please look up NerdCubed's attempt at playing this game. The results are not pretty.… Expand
Mar 10, 2013This game is much better than Beijing 2008!!!! It's AWESOME!!!!!!!!! Only problem is that that there should be more teams like how it was in Athens 2004!!! THE BEST GAME FOR OLYMPICS!!!
Apr 14, 2013Not good for PC. Would get it on XBOX seen as all the controls are still in the XBOX controls on the game and this game is certinally made for use on XBOX.
May 4, 2013the game is bad but this game recreate the Olympic Games .if you want play sports THIS GAME IS FOR YOU and the graphics are very real but the 3D is very horrible BUY THIS GAME
Oct 6, 2012Although it is not a great game, but the developers would otherwise have to do it? The campaign does not impress and you will see that it is better to play in a new fifa. But ... I think developers really tried. How to play sports in which you can see buildings and tp. graphics look good. Various competitions were done as well. Added to this is the split-screen, even for 4 So why not have fun. Some like it, some do not. My rating-7/10… Expand
Aug 12, 2012The Keyboard controller is sucks.....and also the game locked the joystick for another type. Don't buy it until there's an update from the developer!
Jan 2, 2014I like the game of the Olympic Games but this failed me. All players have the same stats and most disciplines are simply pressing a button (such as running). Yet this is not the worst. The worst aspect of the game is to control the pc. The creators of control as they assigned to the pad for Xbox360 or A on the pad then A on the keyboard, and so on (you can not change it). If you do not have a controller to the PC you better not play.… Expand
Jun 17, 2013This game is soo bad and still almost gets to achieve the passing grade. Why is it bad? Because it's a smash-the-buttons game from the '00s that fails to recreate the complexity of any of the available sports. Why does it almost gets to achieve the passing grade then? Because it manages to be addictive enough to be funny. PC porting is not perfect (it shows only controller's keys, and not keyboard's). 5 out of 10 for the utter-bad multiplayer matching system.… Expand
Jun 14, 2013Best played with a gamepad no surprise there as its a SPORTS game Be like playing FIFA are F1 with keyboard and mouse then complaining about it :)
The graphics are very good and its a nice old school button basher and timing game A nice mix of events and good fun when played with friends. Does not set the world on fire but its the best Olympic sports game on the market for PC. Look for a sale its well worth it… Expand
Dec 14, 2013Whoa... this is real garbage... Let us be clear: - it have no bugs - it have a pretty decent graphic - it have some interesting event... ... and... - it have too few events! Where are the other events? - we are in 2012/2013! Why create a "smash-button" game? Also, why creating the official game of an Olympic Game like this!? - pc controls are simply awful! - it cost almost 20 euro/dollars upon its release!!!
Crap... no other words...… Expand
Aug 31, 2012Traditionally, the problem with these games is that the developers churn them out mechanically, in short development cycles, without attention to detail. London 2012 is no exception. Despite its flaws however, some games are actually fun and that grants the game high replayability values. [August 2012]
Aug 10, 2012Nicely done sport simulation scores with its true Olympics atmosphere and thanks to its online mode game will last long. [Issue#220]
Jul 31, 2012Simplifications in London 2012 are painful (especially if you saw other similar games) and playing it alone is pretty much pointless. [September 2012, p.74]


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'Joe': Gripping drama with Nicolas Cage as father figure
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Joe (Nicolas Cage) helps troubled Gary (Tye Sheridan) in "Joe." | ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS
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Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions present a film directed by David Gordon Green and written by Gary Hawkins, based on a novel by Larry Brown. Running time: 117 minutes. Rated R (for violence, disturbing material, language and some strong sexual content). Opens Friday at 600 N. Michigan and South Barrington 30 in Barrington.
Updated: May 12, 2014 6:16AM
Joe (Nicolas Cage) is a fallen man who redeems himself by uplifting a boy in need. Fitfully managing his rage and chronic drinking, he turns into a paternal figure for Gary (Tye Sheridan from "Mud" and "The Tree of Life"), a 15-year-old tormented by a vile drunk of a dad.
Brown, himself the son of a violent drunk, likened the stench of that character to "a giddy putrefaction of something gone far past bad." The Austin alcoholic playing Gary's father — cast from the streets — did not live to see his indelible turn reach the screen.
David Gordon Green directs a gritty script that Gary Hawkins adapts from a 1991 novel by Larry Brown. Gripping and at times agonizing, "Joe" joins rural regionalist films like Green's "Undertow" (2004), Lance Hammer's "Ballast" (2008) and Debra Granik's "Winter's Bone" (2010).
As a coming-of-age story, "Joe" also compares with "Mud" by Jeff Nichols. Both Arkansas natives, Green and Nichols attended film school in North Carolina. There Green met Hawkins by working on his 1991 documentary "The Rough South of Larry Brown."
Brown (1951-2004) lived in Mississippi, where he once worked on a crew that "deadened" trees with poison so Weyerhaeuser could plant more profitable timber. Green relocates the plot to Texas, where Joe hires Gary on a similarly illegal crew. Local African-American day laborers improvise most of their scenes with Cage and Sheridan. They swing hatchets outfitted with tubes that splash lethal fluid into tree wounds.
More than a mentor, Joe emerges as a savior of Gary's mute, imperiled sister. This noble resolve for justice draws on classic genres. As Hawkins told an interviewer: "It's cowboy. Samurai. Joe is an old Samurai searching for a 'right death.' "


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City Museum Plants Forest on Third Floor
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For a few days each September, Artica participants transform the industrial wasteland along the north St. Louis riverfront into an outdoor gallery of sculpture, music and anything-goes mayhem. The emphasis of Artica is public participation, with artists and audience members all taking part in the fun. Festivities include a parade along the riverfront, a boat launching (in which a flotilla of biodegradable rafts is sent downriver), interactive sculpture and landscape art, workshops and plenty of live music. Alas, this year's Artica recently wrapped up (September 18-19), but when the festival returns next year, you'll be ready.


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The retailer replaced it when I took it back (2 days later).
I have 3 main desktop backup HDDs (plus two small portable HDDs) totalling ~5.5TB.
I also have a 2TB internal backup HDD in my PC.
Unfortunately I don't have any off-site storage.
Backup HDD images are also useful for testing new software programs (if you don't have a VM & VM manager).
Even after testing a program in a VM and deciding to install it on your physical machine, you may only use a program a few times, or you may discover it doesn't actually provide the benefits you first thought.
Re-imaging your PC means that there aren't any leftover bits clogging up your install.
Nowadays, I always create a backup before installing driver updates.
Driver installs/updates are infamous for causing havoc.
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There are literally "countless" reasons for having extra drives as well as other alternatives for backups. When going to plan out this case I had taken a drive out of the WD Essentials usb enclosure it came in and installed it internally as an extra drive for testing 7. Unfortunately any OS installed would go on but have constant issues with any program you installed!
That drive was designated for storage only back then and still sits in the old case having a full image for the Vista install first seen when replacing board, cpu, memory, and supply as both board and supply failed! Well you know a clean install had to be seen for Vista on the old main drive that wore out and was then replaced where the image restoration seemed to all go well until the new drive had an oops and still no explaination as to why the fresh install of Vista or XP at first would finish by dvd or flash drive install key for Vista or by way of cd for XP. My friend who I had set the old case up for was able to get XP on and then suddenly after only a few days "no boot device detected"!
The first drive was the main drive since that case was first new in late 2007 having seen a ton of wear and hard boots at times when first getting used to the previous version as well as testing 7! It lasted however. And then you would think? a brand new drive installed internally with adequate cooling not an external which often suffers from much higher temps failed in less then a month?
As for getting into those larger drives I first knew when going to plan out this build that a move up from a pair of 500gb OS drives as well as the extra Green Power 500 used for storage would need to be replaced by two larger 1tb OS dirves as well as now trying out a pair of Sata III drives becoming available. At first 7 went onto the S3 drive used for the main until a problem requiring a clean install came up a few times like a supply cooking a new board or changing the brand of memory used(OCZ 1.9v to Muskin 1.5v) and yet saw no problem later after the first year and a full image made and restored even six months later when again changing the memory(Mushkin Enhanced dimms sitting too high for original hsf only allowing two not four dimms to Kinston Hyper X with low profile regular height dimms) which had passed the grace period for hardware updates.
By the time last summer came along you knew it was time for a clean install knowing the system had been run since the initial image had been restored in October 2010 until then! That shows a good image can last and why that type of backup can have several advantages.
The problem comes when those one or more images just happen to be larger in size where a tb drive is cramped! One folder coming in at 358gb is also one reason why the OS drive is also a 1tb not smaller. Now imagine having several images to keep. Where are you going to put them?
The idea of swapping out the 1tbs for a pair of S3 2tbs came to mind as well as adding in one or two more drives internally for immediate access as well as for keeping images. Other backups as well as copy & paste and downloading something more then once to go to the main drive as well as a folder on each of the two storage drives insure one will be a good download in case one or two don't work out.
You backup the download as well as everything else at times not only in case of some hardware issue but software problem of some type. That would apply to why an image made is the day saved if something goes wrong with any update or new program install.
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Ford is testing its customer loyalty as it rolls out its first aluminum F-150 pickup truck, reports Tudor Van Hampton in The New York Times (2/16/14). The first, most obvious hurdle is convincing hard-working users of heavy-duty trucks that aluminum is tough enough to endure the kind of punishment they typically inflict. "They are taking a stab at doing something that no one else has really had the guts to do, and yet they are changing the very virtue of what the pickup is perceived to be," say Paul Lacy of IHS Automotive. Ford needs to win over tough guys like Bob Renner, a farmer "and Ford truck loyalist."
Striking a not-me-first stance, Bob says: "If a farmer got one out here, absolutely loved it and didn't have any problems with it, I'd be really interested." Better gas mileage – owing to the truck's lighter weight – is part of the Ford promise. Ford also says the aluminum F-150 "will be able to haul more, accelerate faster and stop shorter than the outgoing model." Aluminum is also said to be more dent- and ding-resistant than steel, and more rust-resistant as well. Questions remain, however, as to the ease and cost of repairing and otherwise maintaining the F-150's aluminum panels.
It may also be difficult for owners to find a shop with the equipment and training to fix any damage. According to Darrell Amberson of the Automotive Service Association, "less than 10 percent and probably more like five percent" of independent body shops "are ready to repair" aluminum vehicles. Ford hopes to address this by offering incentives to its dealers to purchase the requisite repair equipment as well as train service technicians, however "fewer than half of new-vehicle dealerships have body shops." The 2015 aluminum Ford F-150 is set to unfurl this fall.


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Episod includes old footage of walrus hunting, kids sliding, more old footage, home videos and a segment about makkik fox fur.
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Episode includes an interview with Anthony Qrunut about walrus hunting, an interview Saktut and Jaimie about seal hunting, Mr. Qulitalik talking about the new ice and a segment about students making igloos.
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Episode includes Kalopiluq's story and segments about fixing the antenna, games at the high school and the science fair.
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BEAVERCREEK, Ohio — A city official says one of two police officers involved in the fatal shooting of a man at an Ohio Wal-Mart is back on the job.
Beavercreek city attorney Stephen McHugh tells the Dayton Daily News that Sgt. David Darkow has returned to work following the shooting earlier this month in suburban Dayton. He says the other officer remains on administrative leave.
Neither McHugh nor the Ohio attorney general has said which officer fired the shot that killed 21-year-old John Crawford in the Beavercreek store Aug. 5. Police say Crawford twice ignored commands to put down an air rifle he was holding.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine said this week that a special county grand jury will convene Sept. 3 to determine whether criminal charges should be filed.
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