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MINNEAPOLIS, Sep 09, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Activision Value Publishing, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Activision, Inc. (Nasdaq:ATVI), has teamed up with one of Europe's most respected world-class video game developers, Blade Interactive Studios, to publish "The Hustle: Detroit Streets." Gamers will now be able to test their pool skills from one of the creators of the hugely successful franchise, "World Championship Snooker" -- a 1 million unit franchise. As an unknown pool player, down on luck and out of money, a player must make a name for himself by becoming the top player in the city by racking up points and earning cash. "The Hustle: Detroit Streets" will be available on the PSP (PlayStation®Portable) system this fall, and for several other consoles this winter, and is rated "T" by the ESRB. "The Hustle: Detroit Streets" lets players take on the role of either Jack Stone or Kat Hudson as they make their way through the pool halls and clubs of Detroit. Players hone their pool skills and work their way to the top of the pool circuit through two different game modes -- single-player story mode, playing as either Jack or Kat in their quest for respect and cash, or single-player single game, where they can practice their skills by playing one-off matches against AI opponents. Additionally, for the PSP system, players can play pool using multiplayer and multiplayer over Wi-Fi where they can try to run the table against other gaming pool sharks. All of the modes feature a number of trickshots and challenges, which allow players to earn prize money, face off against other players and buy new items such as clothes and cues at local shops. Players make their money gambling on their own matches, hustling, betting on shots (spot betting) and betting on other pool matches. As players progress through the game and meet certain criteria, different game play modes and items are unlocked. Challenges, new venues, different clothes and characters unique to each venue become available as players climb their way to the top of their pool game. "We are excited to be working with Blade Studios in the development of 'The Hustle: Detroit Streets.' With its different modes of play, trickshots and challenges, this title delivers the most realistic pool experience ever brought to a video game," states Dave Oxford, Activision Publishing, Inc. "Blade brings a level of experience that will allow players to feel all the pressure, excitement and defeat that a real pool player feels as they shoot their way through the rough and tumble Detroit pool circuit attempting to rack up points and earn bread money. This truly is a pool game like no other." About Activision Publishing, Inc. Headquartered in Minneapolis, Minn., Activision Publishing, Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Activision, Inc. (Nasdaq:ATVI). The company specializes in developing interactive entertainment software for PC and gaming console markets worldwide. For more information about Activision Value Publishing, visit the company's web site at www.activisionvalue.com. The statements made in this press release that are not historical facts are "forward-looking statements." These forward-looking statements are based on current expectations and assumptions that are subject to risks and uncertainties. The Company cautions readers of this press release that a number of important factors could cause Activision's actual future results to differ materially from those expressed in any such forward-looking statements. Such factors include, without limitation, product delays, retail acceptance of our products, industry competition, rapid changes in technology and industry standards, protection of proprietary rights, maintenance of relationships with key personnel, vendors and third-party developers, international economic and political conditions, integration of recently acquired subsidiaries and identification of suitable future acquisition opportunities. These important factors and other factors that potentially could affect the Company's financial results are described in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including the Company's most recent Annual report on Form 10-K and Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q. Readers of this press release are referred to such filings. The Company may change its intention, belief or expectation, at any time and without notice, based upon any changes in such factors, in the Company's assumptions or otherwise. The Company undertakes no obligation to release publicly any revisions to any forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events. Certain limitations apply to Wi-Fi compatible connectivity. See manual for details. Player responsible for Wi-Fi compatible fees.
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Connecticut timber-frame dwelling shows that prefab construction can offer all of the design flexibility of a site-built custom home.
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An interview with Chelsea Royall, design director for the Solar Homestead, Appalachian State University's entry for the U.S. Department of Energy's 2011 Solar Decathlon.
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The Devel::SmallProf profiler is focused on the time taken for a program run on a line-by-line basis. It is intended to be as "small" in terms of impact on the speed and memory usage of the profiled program as possible and also in terms of being simple to use. WWW: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Devel-SmallProf/
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Elvis appoints Fiona Scott as MD
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Elvis has appointed Fiona Scott as its new managing director.
Scott will report into Elvis founder, Martin Semmens.
David Bainbridge who continues as joint chief executive of the agency group will now focus on international development, focusing on growing the agency across North America and Asia.
At Elvis, Scott will focus on driving the agency's direct and data capabilities, and will support the direction of Elvis globally.
She will also be responsible for the day-to-day running of the agency alongside executive creative director John Treacy.
Scott will also work alongside Tanya Brookfield who has been promoted to deputy managing director from client services director.
The appointment marks a return to the industry for Scott, who was previously the chief executive of now defunct agency, Craik Jones Watson Mitchell Voelkel.
The agency merged with Proximity in 2008 and Scott left the industry to launch British rainwear brand, La Mack London.
Martin Semmens, founder of Elvis said: "Fiona arrives at Elvis at an exciting time in our growth. She brings with her an impeccable pedigree, strong leadership credentials and a deep understanding of the future of our space.
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"You big dummy," she muttered, palming her cheek as he cradled her in his lap, contentedly rubbing his nose against her lips, before moving his lips upwards to meet them swiftly.
"I stole a kiss," he mocked huskily, sneaking his lips back to her cheek as he removed her fist, stroking it with his thumb.
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It had become something far less than just a hobby anymore. It was more than just a favorite past time. For Steven Stone, stone collecting and hunting was something he lived for (ironically, he did live up to his hobby, his own name spells it out). From being a lone child who would observe small rocks and whatnot, throughout his whole life, they never failed to fascinate him.
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His aqua orbs keened themselves onto the tiny silhouette that rested on the shore of Sunyshore City. From his stance inside the upper level of the city lighthouse, he visioned what was clearly a female, simply standing there. Volkner assumed that she was facing the waves of the ocean due to her angle in which he studied her at. The blond could point out the long, honey hair that she had, and the light-colored clothing she sported. It was all he could managed to see from his spot, usually the venue where people gazed upon the ocean scenery.
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There are certain hazards when living with a serial killer. Unfortunately for Mali, he was not aware that those hazards extended to the kitchen.
"Hey Danny boy, I'm going to get myself some ice cream, do you want-" What had started off as a normal question ended in more of a scream. "What the hell is that?"
Daniel looked over from the couch, and upon seeing his boyfriend's reaction he stood and walked lazily into the kitchen. "What's what?"
Mali pointed inside of the freezer. "That! What the hell is that thing?"
"Oh." Daniel's casual reaction was a stark contrast to Mali's complete and total spazzing. "That would be a hand."
"I see that!"
"Well then why did you as-"
"What the hell is a severed hand doing in our freezer?"
"It's freezing. You don't want to keep these things just laying around, they'll get all-"
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Daniel crossed his arms. "Are you even going to let me complete a sentence, or are you going to keep overreacting about everything?"
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"It's a severed hand!"
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A woman is able to escape a car moments before it burst into flames. It's video you'll only see on NBC33. Karen Lacking was heading to New Orleans when she noticed smoke coming out of the vents of her car. Moments later the car caught on fire. It happened on I-10 near the Siegen Lane exit. Luckily a motor assistance patrol driver urged Lacking to get out of the car before it burst into flames. Fire crews and State Police were called to the scene. The car is a total loss, but luckily nobody was hurt.
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architecture- exterior look
I really like the look of this home, but I'm not sure if the changes I would need to make would result in a mismatched look.
1) This porch is 12' deep, I only want a 9' deep front porch and slightly smaller porch posts.
2) I would like to make the porch about 6' wider on both sides.
3) I would use windows as opposed to French doors.
4) This stone is gorgeous and I could get it wholesale....but the cost of installation would most likely be too expensive. Would this style look terrible with Hardi exterior?
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I don't think the changes you are proposing would look bad, necessarily, but they would definitely make it look very different from the picture. Would you still be doing the "wings" in the antique-looking brick? I think the architect was going for that "added-on over time" look. It is lovely, and the stone/brick combination is a HUGE part of the look. Also, the proportions of the porch and columns just looks "right." I am not sure how changing them would affect the appeal, it might be fine or it might look "off."
Someone once posted something in the Kitchen forum about how little tweaks and substitutions can lead one very far from their inspiration picture in the end. I am afraid there is a danger of that here. The end result might be fine, but I don't think it will look like that picture. HTH! It is a lovely home!
When you say windows, Hardie board siding, and changing the porch - I automatically start thinking farmhouse. So maybe you should look at farmhouse designs.
I would not be doing the wings, just a garage. I assume this is a multimillion $ home, which is not in my price range. I like the symmetry, the large porch, square columns, the shape and size of the upper center window and the front door is perfect....I hope that I can incorporate these things into a less formal farmhouse. Also, the roof pitch is perfect on this house. Looking through plans, I've seen SO many houses with Palladian windows and overwhelming rooflines... anything different is refreshing. I don't know why, but I hate circular and half-circle windows.
There isn't a Palladian window on this house.
Edited to add - I just realized you said that you don't like houses with Palladian windows.
You say you like the symmetry, but if you have a garage on one side, and a porch sticking out 6' on the opposite side, you will not have any symmetry.
This post was edited by pixie_lou on Wed, Jul 16, 14 at 8:43
Our Town Plans has a plan with a similar exterior but more budget friendly. Uses siding and a narrower porch, simpler window in center gable, windows instead of doors on the porch. Lots of photos of versions of that on the web. Try searching Our Town Plans with Coastal Living Holiday House, "Reidsville," "Shenandoah" or "Waterboro". Sorry don't know how to post links from mobile device.
pixie_lou: I want to put the garage in the back and have doors on both ends (drive-thru)...my husband thinks my drive-thru idea is nutty though. Also, I want the porch equally wider on both sides.
Oaktown: Thanks for the info, lots of nice plans to look through on their site. One thing I'm struggling with is having room for 4 bedrooms upstairs. I know I'm in the minority, but I like the master upstairs. We do have a room on the first floor with a full bath that can function as a bedroom if necessary ( for injured or elderly).
If you are putting a garage on the back, might you have room for a master suite above? Here are some images for the exterior look:
Traditional Exterior by Peachtree City Architects & Building Designers Our Town Plans
Traditional Exterior by Peachtree City Architects & Building Designers Our Town Plans
Changing porch to 9ft would probably improve the appearance, because the roof would have a bit more slope. I dislike the large middle dormer and the arch-top window in it. Maybe just if the window were switched IDK. Three identical dormers would suit this one better, but if you need the space, look at the treatment of the above pic posted by Oaktown; that dormer works, I think because it is way different than the ones that flank it.
The porch depth isn't going to be at issue--you can shrink it up a bit. BUT, this house has a very tall first floor (more than 9 feet; maybe 12). I've seen a number of "oopsies! Help!" posts on here (a couple years ago) for people who wanted transom windows (like this house has) because they saw them on houses like this (tall front door with transom above, etc).
The problem was, they thought they had "tall ceilings" to accomodate those transoms, but when they actually did it, the transoms ended up squatty looking... why? 9 or 10 feet ceilings weren't actually tall enough to get the look they were wanting.
So, besides the porch depth, if you are loving the front door/center dormer look, you need to make sure you build in enough ceiling height.
The strength of the design is the dormers penetrating the roof eave in a formal stylistic manner so you must be careful to not corrupt that idea with less formal ideas.
Horizontal siding will not work with the segmental arched central dormer window; it needs to be in masonry but real or synthetic stucco would work.
The porch can be less deep and longer but it would be a mistake to make the posts smaller. It's a beautiful house so you should trust the skill of the designer.
I agree with you Renovator8, one shouldn't mess with perfection. I'm scrapping the idea all together. When I see a design that's not overdone, it's refreshing and I'm drawn to it. My parents own a craftsman style home that my great- grandparents built in the 1940's. Everyone loves the house, it's timeless. The exterior look is better suited for a house in town though, not on acreage like we are building on.....but I am trying to incorporate the basic style and feel of the house into my new home. It's symmetrical, has lots of windows, a large front porch, dining room open to living room ( not open to the kitchen). Another thing, it faces directly south.....maybe that gives it a good vibe as well.
This post was edited by Kinsley7 on Fri, Jul 18, 14 at 22:24
This is one of my inspiration pics. I love this house. Our porch is 10 ft deep and we have 2 bedrooms upstairs with 9 ft ceilings. 10 ft first floor. Unfortunately dh and I are seriously thinking of scrapping our whole project because the house became bigger than we ever envisioned. I love this house but common sense must prevail. We will see.
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FaithVillage contributor Ryan Brymer recently had the chance to interview Bo Rinehart of the band NEEDTOBREATHE. The band's new record, Rivers in the Wasteland, is already generating plenty of buzz and Ryan asked Bo about the band's spirituality, music and much more.
FaithVillage: It's been several years since you released your last record — and it's probably been your biggest success period. What's been happening since we last heard from you guys?
Bo Rinehart (NEEDTOBREATHE): Everything. We've been hitting it hard for the last seven years and really going non-stop. From there we started right into The Reckoning, possibly to our detriment. A lot of things were happening. I have a two-year-old now who was born right after that record was finished, so that has been a process. You know, we've lived a lot of life but it's been a pretty amazing ride.
Around eight months ago, everything had come to a head and we decided to take some time off. Things had gotten to a certain level where we had lost sight of why we had started this in the first place and we needed to recharge. So, we got some time away and were able to decompress and it's been amazing.
FV: You talked about returning to your roots on this record — both in terms of production and in the songwriting. To me, the album seems a lot more overtly-spiritual than the last couple of records. What drove that decision?
Bo: The record is called Rivers in the Wasteland. It was going to just be called Wasteland and we were in a pretty dry place; very empty and dried up. So, it felt like "this is the record" and those were the things we were going to talk about. And I feel like God was already starting to work there and we weren't even aware of it. Really, the verse that jumped out was a verse in Isaiah that says, "Can't you see that I'm already doing a new thing? And I will create rivers in a wasteland." So from there, we knew where this was going. This is the story.
We had started a lot of these songs before we had this watershed moment and I think it was all part of a process that God already had a plan for. We had gotten ourselves to a place where maybe we worried too much about what people think and placed a value in the things that we do. God was teaching us a lesson, however, about our place and how much He actual needs us – the song "Difference Maker" is a little bit about that and another song called "Multiplied." This has been a season of finding our identity in Christ more than anything else. It's an easy thing to do, trying to compare yourself to others or trying to control things that we really have no control over.
FV: NEEDTOBREATHE are one of the few distinctively Christian artists that have a truly mainstream appeal. How does that influence your career as far as how you perform in front of a "mixed" audience, or how you plot what comes next?
Bo: That's been a consideration from the beginning. We're very comfortable in who we are and believe that the message shouldn't be any different from day to day. We've never been preachy in our performance. We're doing something different and it's about the heart. Our goal is to be genuine and honest and we've always been that way — but on this record, we're being way more vulnerable about it.
When we started, we were a bit hesitant because of the stigma of the Christian market. I think that with the music that we make and the things that we talk about, we're a band for in-betweeners. You know, we grew up in the church, but we've always felt like outsiders.
We never wanted to turn a certain way for the sake of money or success. We didn't want to not be able to do what we wanted to do. We're constantly learning and this phase of the band is totally heart-led. We've found our identity in Christ, and that's not about making people like you.
FV: As an old school Hootie and the Blowfish fan, I have to ask: is there an unwritten rule that bands from South Carolina are required to have their own charity golf tournament?
Bo: (laughing) We actually know those guys and they're a lot of fun. We actually started playing golf on the road and fell in love with it. It's just a great chance for us to get outside. It doesn't matter how many people you have — you can always find a golf course wherever you go. It's not like basketball where you need a bunch of people and have to find a gym. Golf is everywhere.
A while back, we were part of a tournament put on by Albert Pujols and we loved it. We had a blast. At the same time, we were becoming friends with and getting involved with the Palmetto Medical Initiative. So it all came together and sort of made sense.
PMI runs medical missions to Uganda, Nicaragua, and Burundi. They are all about creating a self-sustaining system by sending doctors and nurses to train locals who run hospitals. They make two trips every year and Bear (Bo's brother, lead singer of the band) got to go a year-and-a-half ago and see first-hand and it was amazing. There are parts of Africa that have no access to medical attention and there are people who have had life-long issues that take next to nothing to fix, if they just had access.
It's cool that they are able to address some pretty huge issues and we love that people can get involved on a really small level. The pill for malaria only costs $5 — and they are dying from it over there. It's such a simple, easy fix, but somebody has to go and do it and they've got to have supplies. It's just an amazing organization and a cool thing to be a part of.
FV: As you guys set off on tour, what are you most excited about on this trip? What's going to make it different from the last time out?
Bo: Well, we took a pretty sizable break since our last tour and we're really ready to get back out there. It's going to be fresh. We really love and miss the road, so we're antsy to get back out there.
As a band, we're at our most creative and passionate when we have new material. We're really excited and we're ready to jump into the new music. When there's new music, there's no limitations — no boxes of songs we feel like we have to play or don't have to play. We're really able to wear our hearts on our sleeves.
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