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The CBS-Sony soap The Young and the Restless owed Josh Griffith a huge debt of gratitude when he did double duty as exec producer and head writer during the 2007-2008 Writers Guild strike. Not only did the three-time Emmy winning Griffith keep Y&R afloat during that treacherous time, he improved the show drastically. But no good deed goes unpunished in Soapland! When the strike was over, Griffith was pushed out. Now he's back as head writer, working with new exec producer Jill Farren Phelps to get this once-mighty serial back in shape after the devastating reign of Maria Bell. read more
In a long overdue shakeup at daytime's No. 1 soap, The Young and the Restless, Maria Bell is out as executive producer-head writer and former General Hospital chief Jill Farren Phelps is in the house! Phelps takes the EP gig while Josh Griffith, who stepped in and kept Y&R afloat during the 2007-2008 Writers Guild strike, is back as head writer. Their first official episode will air Oct. 12. No exec on the suds scene is more credentialed and trophied than Phelps, a seven-time Emmy winner who has helmed a record six daytime dramas. And no one is more polarizing. TV Guide Magazine had an exclusive chat with the controversial lady, who addressed the firestorm of rumors and reports currently circulating on the Web. read more
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Apparently, we had nothing to worry about. There was a collective sigh of relief in the daytime TV community last month when it was announced that the 39th Annual Daytime Entertainment Emmy Awards would air Saturday, June 23 on cable channel HLN (8/7c). Up until then, it was widely believed the awards — which no network wanted — would go untelevised or end up on the Internet. But Malachy Wienges, chairman of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, tells TV Guide Magazine that he "always had two backup plans in place — including one with Reelz — if the HLN [deal] didn't happen. We would never have let these awards leave television."
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The "charles is going to get you" comment was meant in jest, though it was also impossibly stupid. The rest of the thread was going fine until your post with these comments: I don't know if that's true or not, but you asked for an elaboration (to put it simply) and someone linked to one; but you're acting like that's inadequate I guess. and maybe it is. Or maybe it isn't. And This, which is an observation almost too trite to comment on, but it certainly got some (over, perhaps) reaction. Some of the people are being pissy to you beyond this point but you are being pissy right back. Just don't act like you came in here acting nice and then people jumped on you for no reason; that's not really accurate. You're just as much a part of the eight-grade lunch table drama that is this thread as anyone else. *~*~*~*~*~*~* I play the game for "the melee combat", personally. Saying that playing the game for the melee combat is "playing it for one mechanic" is a sort of absurd simplification. It's not on the level of "enjoying chess for the tactical variety is enjoying it for one mechanic", but it's ballpark. The combat is a massive and varied part of the game. That's why people harp on it. It may not work for you (the editorial you), of course. Such is life. Personally, I don't give two shits about Dark Souls' story. From a higher level I like the sort of mythology building they are doing; I certainly love the minimal way the story (such as it is) is told (if it's not Planescape Torment, I want a game to shut the fuck up more often than not. This includes Bioware). I think it has some interesting characters though most of them don't quite fit into the game world (which is charming, in a way, and also thematically fitting). Oh look, it's a giant psychotic cat with zero Alice references in sight (thankfully). Hey, here's a dude with pointy armor who laughs with a leading hard consonant, violating the laws of physics and making me think the boogey man is real. Oh, there's a dude made out of spider eating hornets. I picture the end of the game being exactly the end of Things to Do In Denver When You're Dead, except I'm Jimmy the Saint and I'm serving boat drinks to the Siegmeyer, Solaire, and Chesty McHammerPants on our yacht. Outside of those people I'm not especially attached to the game world or it's characters. I mean, it's quite possible I'll spend the end of the last part of the game sucking the humanity out of every npc available so I have a nice store of it for the second playthrough. I'd never have done that in an Ultima. At the same time, I would rather explore this world than Gothic's or TES'. It's got character and I prefer it's vagueness and occasional "what the fuck"ness. There's some nearly-naked woman who will help you kill a giant spider chickafter she tries to kill you for no reason whatsoever. There is a reason for all of this stuff, I think (but who cares), but I it's harmoniously disjointed. On the surface the world is almost exactly like playing an RPG being DM-d by Gygax in 1977. It really wouldn't surprise me, or feel jarring, if a space ship appeared after I killed the last boss. I like that.
I honestly think that may be the case. Dark Souls is not going to feed you anything. You either have to struggle over it or look for outside guidance (most likely both). That's part of the pleasure of it. The same is true of many dense works of fiction, including the Sevarian series. One of the great things about the Dark Souls lore is that it actually bears interpretation; it is not obvious and people can differ on what it means. Like a really good book, playing Dark Souls feels like you're uncovering something. If that's not for you, that's fine. There are a lot of other games that cater to your taste. Play those games instead.
Just today I had this conversation on gtalk with my brother as I tried to explain the DLC to him: That the description of it sounds absolutely bonkers but it all meshes together quite well when you actually play it is some kind of achievement, anyway.
I just received the achievement for drunk posting, even though I haven't mentioned that I was drinking anywhere on the forum, and I have been drinking. I'm going to take that as an indicator that I need to shut the fuck up, and leave this subforum. You win.
One thing that's hard to convey is how well the story (or narrative or atmosphere or characters or whatever) is integrated with the mechanics. I somewhat alluded to it earlier but the game really is clever in how each one promotes the other. I've played a fair number of games where the cut scenes or the npc interactions really don't mesh with the actual game play are rather at odds with each other (Dragon Age and the blood everywhere come to mind) but that's not the case here. So one of the really lovely things about the game is how all of the mechanical aspects were looked at to ensure that they fit with the over all atmosphere and story. So it may seem that we're talking about mechanics but that's mostly because it's one of the easier things to break down and parse. The story/mythology/themes really are great as well, Lizard_King has posted a few good summaries of the lore which I've really appreciated. As you said though, it is somewhat ambient, but not in the sense that you don't notice it but more in the sense that it slowly seeps in the more you play.
Have you tried or are you going off of the reputation? As others have mentioned, the reputation is overstated. There are few things that you have to get used to off the bat, mostly just being patient and perhaps understanding a few of the stats, but once you get the hang of those the game really does a good job of teaching you the rest. So if you ever find it on sale and are willing to be slightly patient (it can be frustrating if you don't like dying but many many games are worse) it's definitely worth trying!
I was indeed going off the reputation, actually. Maybe I'll rent it and see for myself. You are all making it awfully tempting!
Hey, no one was trying to win. What you asked is an interesting question and as the forum indicates this isn't exactly a game that no one likes to talk about. Having said that though, you gave the game a fair shot, you played for 7 hours, it didn't click with you. I'm not really sure that there's anything we could have said (although some of us tried) that would change your mind.
I'm an incredibly casual gamer, myself. I'm not hardcore or pro in any way. I'm 39, my reflexes are shit(to be fair, they weren't that hot when I was 18 either), I frequently game while having cluster headache attacks(it helps distract me from 'em), and so on. And I love Dark Souls. I love the mood and atmosphere, I love the visuals, and I love that bits of lore are sprinkled around the game in item descriptions, scenery and snippets of dialogue, rather than being pushed down over your head by crazily expository spiels from NPCs that serve as nothing more than vaguely animated infodumps. As the marketing says, you will die a lot. But the thing to keep in mind is that in these games, death is not a failure state. Even dying twice before you get to your bloodstain containing all your precious souls and humanity isn't a failure state. You keep going. You pick yourself up, push on, and find other ways around what's stopping you. That's what death in Dark Souls is. It's the game telling you, "That approach isn't going to work. Try something else. Try a different weapon, a different approach to the enemy, or even try going back a little and finding an alternate route." And there's always something else to try. No matter what you've done with your character, you'll never actually be stuck. Yes, even if you've pumped all your souls into the Resistance stat and not upgraded any of your weapons or armour(though I wouldn't recommend doing that). There are people who've completed the game on "Knight Mode"; no levelling, no upgrades, no magic, no ranged attacks, no kindling beyond 5 Estus, starting equipment only. It can be done. And that's also what I love about the game. People doing crazy challenges just to see if they can, and reading about their exploits.
No one can really be told what Dark Souls is, you just have to play it for yourself. And you must unlearn what you have learned, then learn anew when playing Dark Souls! It's the only way. What is so great about Dark Souls? The thrill of combat and exploring these awesome levels From has masterfully crafted. The level design is among the greatest achievements ever! Simply amazing how these complex and variable spaces interconnect to each other with no *warping and without need of an automap! *Barring the disconnected segments - Painted World, Asylum, DLC area, etc
Thread complete. You won't ever like the game, since you are willfully ignoring the most important part. Might as well go play Skyrim and pretend there aren't dragons in the game. Mod them out or something.
Yeah, the way they loop back upon themselves is often nothing short of amazing. And on replaythroughs I'm often surprised and amazed that what I took to be a pretty but non-interactive vista is actually another level. Lower undead burg is a great example of that: even though it's actually called lower undead burg, I never realized that it was, literally, sitting beneath (and beside) most of the walkways & passages of upper undead burg. While playing the upper, I thought all those chasms were just pretty deathtraps that the game put there because it was aware of my love affair with deadly cliffs.
Just last week, JeffD and I (coincidentally) asked that same question re: the reputation, and these guys explained that it's not hardcore controller gymnastics and constant die-reload-die-reload cycles, but a slower-paced, strategic action game... which might be right up my alley. I'm either getting this as a Christmas gift or buying it myself the day after Christmas. If it wasn't December I'd have bought it and would be playing it right now. So, point being, if you do jump in sometime soon, there will likely be other newbies doing the same. Now that DS has its own subforum, we could even have a Dark Souls 101 thread specifically for new players to help each other.
What were the last five AAA games you played? Without having any idea what kind of games you play, I would bet even odds that one of those five was significantly more difficult than Dark Souls at the base mechanics level.
In game design, we specifically call that environmental storytelling. For example, in Fallout 3, you find a shack. In that shack, it is mostly clean and empty. But no bodies... until you get to the bathroom, where there's a skeleton in the tub, with a glass of wine and a book on the table next to the tub. This tells an obvious story that requires no words or writing. Dark Souls is absolutely masterful at it, to the point where you may not even notice it's there unless you are looking for it, as opposed to a game like Skyrim where there's a lot of junk everywhere and it literally means nothing, it was just placed there by the level designer in his haste to move onto the next area. Not a single thing in Dark Souls was placed in the game without a significant amount of agonizing over how it fits into the lore, the environment, and the backstory.
Here's how it's going to turn out, now that I've had my morning coffee, even though said coffee is terrible. I'm going to sum everything up for you in a few sentences, and at that point, I will likely be done answering your immediate question in the original post. But first, my earlier flippant response aside, you truly are hamstringing the game by not playing online. Also I'm not sure why you aren't; you are already playing the game, GFWL is already running, just play in online mode. Now, my one true answer: More than any other game I have ever played, Dark Souls rewards every single hour I put into it. And I have put over 250 hours into it at this point; I think LK is closer to 1000, and CheesyPoof (a self described casual gamer, I might add) is around 350. The game is so deep on every level, that there is always something new to learn. Except, it's not useless knowledge. Everything I learn can be applied in some fashion to make the game easier, and as I do that, I can build myself a constant stream of artificial challenges which then help me learn even more. I was learning new things last night. Despite the fact that I've seen every area in the game (outside of the new content) multiple times, every time I get somewhere on a new character (or on a new playthrough), it feels fresh and different. Why? Because I've learned so much in between, and it is all useful. How do I know all of this is true? Havel the Rock. On my very first playthrough, that guy lived up to his name, and I bashed my head against it so many times; I eventually just skipped him altogether. BTW, you can skip almost everything in the game outside of a handful of bosses, if you have the knowledge. Some people look at this as a negative, I see it as a huge positive in that it allows for more player agency than almost any other game I can think of short of Minecraft, which is 100% player agency and very little else. These are the skills I learned that helped me beat Havel: -Patience -Attentiveness -Flow The thing about Dark Souls is that even if you 'die', which is not actually a real penalty in this game, the most important thing you've gained is never lost. Because the real experience in Dark Souls is your own personal knowledge. I like Dark Souls because it is a masterfully created game. I love Dark Souls because I feel like I grow as a person every time I play it. So that's it. But really, if this thread has a moral, it's that some people just won't like it, and nothing anyone says will ever change that. If you don't like it, you should move on, and one day you will find your own personal Dark Souls.
After rereading the thread sober this morning, I've come to the conclusion that I was in fact being needlessly confrontational, reductionistic, and not expressing myself particularly well. Sorry about that. And thanks for the thoughtful responses, which I actually didn't deserve.
Steam tells me that an XBox360 controller is "strongly recommended" for this game. Is that accurate? I can get one from downstairs, but I'm not a proponent of using one on the PC. It feels like mixing white and red wine.
That seems to be a very common theme, yes - the KB/M controls are reputed to be less than desireable, and I've seen a lot of recommendations for controller usage here.
I use a 360 controller on my PC frequently. The New Star Soccer games, Alpha Protocol, Shmups, and of course Dark Souls. Great investment (for me, ofc).
Those days are long gone. Controllers offer a lot better method of control for many game genres. Worth having even if you are primarily a PC gamer.
I think I answered Carnifex somewhere already? Anyway, if you are used to playing with a controller. Buy and play Dark Souls. If you refuse to use a controller on a PC (for whatever reason) but think this game looks super-cool - buy and play Dark Souls with the mouse+keyboard mod. Also, read the guide I'm going to post somewhere soonish.
If you have a wired 360 controller you can just plug it in, if not you either need a wired one or a receiver for it. Also get over the idea that using a controller on a PC is some sort of heresy. It is often times the best tool for the job and pretty sure everyone here (excluding Hammett) would agree that a controller is best.
Definitely get over that bias. I have my computer hooked up to a monitor and then a 35"-ish TV. Great to boot up Sleeping Dogs or DS, move it over to the secondary monitor and go recline with the wireless Xbox controller, plus getting all the better performance/graphical improvements of playing on PC.
No, I would agree that using a controller for Dark Souls is best. I'm just not in the mood to both learn how to play with a controller and how to play Dark Souls at the same time. All I'm arguing against is that it's impossible to play DS without a controller.
Yeah, Hammett here is an odd case since he's never played with a controller before, as strange as that sounds. I can understand the learning curve at that point.
I have to admit that I share baldr's sentiments. I bought the game on sale for $28 while I was off work due to shoulder surgery. Installed it, grabbed the wrappers, game still looked like shit to me. Couldn't get the controls to work worth a shit, the game's view would spin in fast circles. Had to go into device manager and disable my joystick and pedals, then I couldn't get it to recognize my 360 controller despite it being my primary game controller in Win8. So disabled that. OK, I can now move around my jail cell. Oh, the inputs are all whacky. OK, try changing those around a bit. Also notice the game isn't outputting the resolution I specified after installing the wrapper. Shoulder hurts, I've now fought with this game more than I should have, time to uninstall and play some Skyrim. So, yeah, I let myself be defeated by technical issues because we all know it's an uber shitty port. But obviously its gameplay must be as addictive as crack or heroine from the way people talk about it on various forums; which tells me that around the holidays I need to take another stab at getting it running on my system, especially now that my arm is out of the sling and I have a lot more range of motion returning.
The port is bad, but mostly in a graphics, hacking and m+k sort of way, but otherwise has been solid (i.e. no game breaking bugs or crashing). I'm using a wired 360 controller and Win8 and haven't had any issues. I hope that you're able to give it another shot and get it working.
Eh, that it runs on my computer at all is the kind of miracle that makes it an awesome port in my view.
This. 1000 times this. It's what people really fail to understand about the port: It will run on almost anything! There's a cost to that, obviously, but the cost is inconsequential compared to "You get to play Dark Souls."
One of the things I really love about this game is being able to see how other people met their demise. Sometimes you come across a bloodstain in an obvious location and you say to yourself, "Oh yeah, I know what happened here...". But then, you click on it just for funsies and then watch as the silly fool ends up not dying to the gargantuan monster up ahead, but rather to "controller spazzing syndrome' as they go and roll themselves off a cliffside. And then I have a good chuckle. Not that I've ever done that. ¬_¬
Yeah the bloodstains and random phantoms are fucking awesome. They add so much to the game, in a way they accentuate just how lonely the world is. It's beautifully atmospheric.
I actually kind of miss how Demon's Souls had a little more substance to the phantoms and gave the bloodstains what felt like a little more time for context. Or maybe it's just that death was that much faster in that game so you felt like you were seeing more of the story. In DS I feel like it does exactly what you say, but in Demons' I felt like I was being haunted.
I guess. I know in Dark Souls I stop every time I see a bloodstain or a ghost I pause to watch. And when - inevitably - that ghost crumples to the ground, I feel a twinge of sympathy. I'm not sure what it was like in Demon's Souls, but in Dark Souls the fact that it's sort of reinforcing the sense of failure adds to the loneliness and despair of the setting.
Demon's Souls felt more alive to me. More ghosts, more bloodstains, and I want to say more messages, too. Dark Souls has always felt relatively desolate.

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branch pull, and the main part of the new default font patch. Patch 13 now obsolete.
kate.1 typo fixes
Improve Logitech mouse README, explaining that unplugging/replugging is required (since Md doesn't know of an easier way to get hotplug to do the necessary configuration).
Add GFDL to the 3.4 copyright files as well, for the time being...
Add another bug fixed by upstream to the list.
Patch kdmrc defaults, so that the built-in sessreg isn't used. We use our own.
Modify genkdmconf patch so that zsh users can log in. Also add changelog references to the README.Debian files, so users who don't read anything else will know where to look for setup information.
Add READMEs explaining the new media and logitech features.
Augment package descriptions to stress importance of plugdev. libusb-dev also seems to be a build dependency, so we're in good shape there.
Commit logitech mouse special support - patching the KDE provided files to avoid the need for pam_console, and re-naming the script to something less generic. User reports that this works.
Add a kdebase-doc-html package, with doc-base files. Note the addition to debian/rules - this is needed to avoid shipping all generated HTML docs, since much of it wouldn't be of use to a non-KDE user anyway.
Er, should add DPATCHLEVEL thingy just for the sake of habit.
Updated buildprep.diff for kdebase.
update build-dependencies. Sundry updates, but mainly this is to bump the cdbs dependency so that we have the reverse-config target.
Move buildprep.diff, add branch pull, and sync patches.
Add new build-indep-deps for the apidox.
bump date on changelog
Note in changelog the creation of XPM icons for menu files.
Install XPM icons.
Add icons created with the r831 script over the r830 changes.
Add location of icons to the .menu files. See http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/pkg-kde-talk/2005-March/000167.html.
...and for 3.4 as well.
Fix bashism (thanks dato) in kdm.postinst. Now works with posh as the shell, so..
Revert greeter widget move in the 3.4 branch. Add Replaces for kdebase-bin on kdm (= 4:3.3.2-1b).
Updated package descriptions. This is mostly formatting changes - many actual descriptions still need work, so there's plenty for suy left to do :)
Some bugs closed by 3.4.
First attempt at managing the upgrade from kdm 3.3.x to 3.4.x. Fellow team members, PLEASE REVIEW and don't hesitate to comment, criticize, patch, etc. etc.
KDM's own .desktop sessions files are still useful, so add them to the default SessionPath, but don't ship those which we don't need (i.e. those which are provided by the window manager itself).
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Move kgreet_classic.* to kdm from kdebase-bin. Add replaces, and remove kdm's dependency on kdebase-bin. If anyone knows any reason this is a bad idea, let me know.
Updated debian/rules to accomodate new kde.mk. Note that by default, all libs will be given an shlibs value equal to the upstream version, assuming that PACKAGES_WITH_LIBS is correct and complete. If you need finer control, i.e. branch pulls add new symbols, then uncomment the lines: #shlibs_ver = 4:3.4.0-1 #$(foreach p,$(PACKAGES_WITH_LIBS),$(eval DEB_DH_MAKESHLIBS_ARGS_$(p) := -V'$(p) (>= $(shlibs_ver))')) and specify the new shlibs manually.
Remove lines now in kde.mk from packages' debian/rules.
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Big sigh. I can't even code a script. s/png/xpm/ in all menu files modified in the previous commit.
MASS COMMIT, UNSAFE! (svk would have helped here). Anyway: add icon lines to all menu files. This has been done with a script, so will need checking. More commits about this stuff coming.
Add dependency on libsasl2-modules, needed by kio_smtp etc. A Recommends would be correct and sufficient, but can you imagine the whining?
If we're not supporting kdnssd, then don't install its kcontrol module.
Add recommends on kdemultimedia-kio-plugins, since media:/ uses audiocd:/ for CDs. Otherwise, obvious release updates - bump shlibs, ready the changelog, etc.
Updated install lists for kdebase.
kdebase's buildprep.diff.
Yet another /etc/profile bug. Also revert silly auto-deletion of Xservers - this whole mess will need "special handling."
Minor script cleanups. More importantly, remove DEBHELPER auto-generated sections from kdm's postinst/prerm. With CDBS, these are now populated, causing kdm to kill X if upgraded while X running, and other nasty problems (which should now be fixed). Please report any bad behaviour on kdm's part...
Update changelog to reflect newest fixes.
Re-order patches for neatness.
No longer need this change, as Jonathan Riddell's patch solves matters more elegantly.
Get rid of the useless Custom option in kdm. Does nothing other sessions don't do already.
Sourcing of shell scripts and global Xsession, for the same low price!
Better fix for the "Where's X Problem", thanks to Jonathan Riddell.
Xservers gone; cleanup.
media:/ uses camera:/ to handles cameras, so we add a Recommend.
Switch kdebase to CDBS.
Updated install files for kdebase.
Er, put debian/tmp in svn:ignore too.
Updated kdebase changelog for 3.4.
Maintainer script cleanups. Nothing substantive.
Sigh, the svn:ignore prop. must go to package/debian, not to package.
Set svn:ingnore on a bunch of dirs.
Remove obsolete patches for KDE 3.4, re-name one.
Minor patch re-jigging to adapt to KDE 3.4.
Punctuaction fixes from Christopher.
More svn:ignore's for debian/patches.
Deleting patches already in common for kdelibs, kdebase, and kdegraphics. Note that 04_am_maintainer_mode is not deleted for kdelibs (since configure.in.in needs to be patched, not admin/configure.in.min).
svn:externals for kdelibs, kdebase, and kdegraphics.
Created branch dir for 3.4.
po/de.po: update. * After clearing up some issues with multiple de.po files being sent for inclusion, include an updated German po-debconf translation sent by Florian Ernst, and agreed upon several translators. (Closes: #291954)
Add the date to the changelog
dato, I hope you don't mind, but I'm committing your manpages. Also, the konsole font patch I was mentioning yesterday didn't work as expected, so I'm not committing it. Anyway, feel free to upload kdebase when you're done with it.
adding "dist" to make -f admin/Makefile.common for all debian/rules not yet updated.
Updating kdm.NEWS to mention ServerVT setting.
Include closed bug with the fix in the prerm scripts.
kdebase updates: - KDE_3_3_BRANCH update - update kdeprint documentation to sync with kdelibs patches - add NEWS.Debian for kdm, explaining the "keyboard doesn't work" problem when upgrading to KDE 3.3, and how to deal with it - fix update-alternatives prerm scripts: only --remove when the package is actually being removed, not upgraded (this should prevent the needless resetting of the sysadmin's preferences on package upgrade
debian/copyright updates for all other packages.
* Included Czech po-debconf translation by Miroslav Kure. (Closes: #289454)
* debian/control: - make kdebase-dev depend on kwin for the libkdecorations.so -> libkdecorations.so.1.0.0 symlink. (Closes: #289544)
BIG COMMIT: merged branches/kde-3.3.2 back to trunk.
Add myself as Uploade for kdebase
* Included Dutch po-debconf translation by Luk Claes. (Closes: #283971)
* High urgency upload to fix security vulnerability in sarge. * Include patch to fix CAN-2004-1158, "Konqueror Window Injection Vulnerability". (Closes: #286516) * Include small patch from Christoffer Sawicki to ignore /sys and /.dev and not report them as hard disks in Konqueror. (Closes: #287424)
Commited kdebase 3.3.1-3 packaging.
- Update trunk/packages/kdebase from my trunk directory under people.
kdebase 3.2.2-1 update
* debian/*.menu: remove the obsolete kderemove tag.
kdebase 3.2.1-1 update
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kdebase 3.2.0-0pre1v1 update KDE_3_2_BRANCH update Added Suggests khelpcenter Corrected Conflicts/Replaces Various other minor fixes
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But that's allowed under the law. The state requires proper training be completed within one year of taking the job.
It's that fact and so many other lingering questions that have the victim's family reeling.
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She is overcome with grief, but determined to get answers about her son's death.
"I just want to know what happened to my child and if it turns out it was something more, I want something done about it," Wallace said.
Saturday afternoon she says her son, 30-year-old Carl Wallace, was walking home along Brookwood Road in Alexander after visiting friends.
Officer Nancy Cummings told State Police she saw Wallace with a gun tucked into his waistband, which she says he then tossed into the woods.
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Jackie Wallace says she can't believe it was all just an accident.
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But more, she says she's shocked to learn about Officer Cummings' background.
According to state records we obtained Monday, Cummings had only been officially trained to patrol a jail, not the streets.
"Why was she on the force?" Wallace said.
"I felt comfortable with her patrolling the streets," said Alexander Police Chief Horace Walters.
Chief Walters showed us proof Cummings passed an extensive background check and had good recommendations from prior jobs as a prison and jail guard.
He'd given her his own five week training program and she was scheduled to attend the state sanctioned police academy in January.
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Eurozone finance ministers are to hold a conference call to discuss a bailout for Spanish banks, the BBC understands.
EU sources say Madrid could formally request financial assistance for its troubled banks this weekend.
So far Spain has denied reports that an announcement on a European rescue plan for its banks is close.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is estimating that Spain's banks need a cash injection of at least 40bn euros ($50bn; £32bn).
The IMF said on Friday that a "stress test" showed Spain's financial sector was well managed but "vulnerable".
EU authorities earlier played down reports that Spain would ask for help as early as Saturday.
But in an interview on Portuguese radio, European Central Bank Vice President Vitor Constancio said the call for assistance was expected soon.
"It is expected that Spain will formulate a request for aid exclusively for banks recapitalisation," he said.
"There has to be an expression of will to have such a programme for Spanish banks, and one may hope it happens rather swiftly."
The BBC's Tom Burridge in Madrid says Spain is under pressure from Brussels to act, possibly before the feared uncertainty that could follow next weekend's Greek elections.
Spanish Prime Minister Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has insisted that any decision will come after the results of an independent audit on the Spanish banking system, which are due out within two weeks.
The audit will produce a figure of how much money, in total, is needed to prop-up Spain's banks.
A rescue deal would see money passed first to the Spanish government and then to the troubled banks.
Because Madrid has already announced tough financial reforms it is likely that a deal would only carry limited conditions, our correspondent says, unlike the full-blown bailouts for Greece, Portugal and Ireland.
Reuters reported that eurozone deputy finance ministers would first hold a conference call on Saturday morning to discuss a Spanish request for aid.
President Obama says he doesn't want to scold, but his comments on Friday certainly sounded like a stern lecture.
It is clear now that the US presidential election will take place against a poor economic background which may get worse before November. Mr Obama is telling the American people it is Europe's fault.
There is genuine frustration that Europe's leaders never get the message.
Mr Obama's view is that what is needed is firm action to save the banks and that it should be done as a piece of political theatre that shocks confidence back into the markets.
The Eurogroup of finance ministers would then discuss the issue on another conference call, the news agency said, citing unnamed EU and German officials.
A downgrade of Spain's creditworthiness by rating agency Fitch earlier this week has been seen by some as adding to the urgency of shoring up Spain's finances.
European leaders have to make difficult decisions to steer the eurozone away from crisis, US President Obama said on Friday.
He said the US would support Europe as it implemented the hard solutions needed to solve the ongoing debt crisis.
He said a deep new recession in Europe would have an impact on the US economy.
Greece's future in the eurozone was a matter for the Greek people, he said, but "further hardship" must be expected if the country chose to leave the euro.
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The fourth-ranked UCLA men's golf team surged into first place Saturday at the U.S. Collegiate Championship, hosted by Georgia Tech at the Golf Club of Georgia. The Bruins posted the low round of the day -- a five-under par score of 283 -- and took over the top spot on the leaderboard at 580 (+4) after 36 holes of competition. Hot on their heels was Georgia Tech at 582 (+6). Tied for third place were Oklahoma State and USC at 588 (+12), followed by Virginia in fifth place at 589 (+13). Individually, junior Anton Arboleda continued his solid play, posting a one-under par 71. He was tied for second place at three-under par 141, two shots off the lead. Freshman Jonathan Garrick fired the low round of the day for the Bruins, a three-under par 69, and was tied for fifth place at 143 (-1). Sophomore Matt Pinizzotto, although tied for 46th at 151 (+7), posted a 70 (-2). Sophomore Manav Shah and Jake Knapp were tied for 40th at 150 (+6). Knapp contributed a 73 (+1) and Shah's score of 74 (+2) was UCLA's drop score. Oklahoma State's Talor Gooch continued to lead the field after posting a 71 (-1) for a two-round total of 139 (-5). For more scores and statistics click here. |
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Broken Trinity: Pandoras Box #4 (of 6)
(W) Rob Levin & Bryan Edward Hill
(A) Alessandro Vitti
(Cov) Tommy Lee Edwards
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The ARTIFACTS lead-in heats up! The quest to locate and claim Pandora's Box forces Finn and Glori to face the full depth of Elias' depravity, while the legacies of the Ember Stone and Glacier Stone draw them into brutal conflict with each other. From newcomers Rob Levin (The Darkness: Shadows & Flame) and Bryan Edward Hill (Broken Trinity: Aftermath), and artist Alessandro Vitti (Secret Warriors). Featuring covers by Tommy Lee Edwards (Book of Eli, Turf)!


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Willie Joe - Call Me The Fresh Prince
Artist: Willie Joe
Producer: Tricky Stewart & The-Dream
Album: The Come Up LP
Label: Wataboy Music
The 69th entry in our DJBooth.net Freestyle Series comes courtesy of Willie Joe, the Bay Area-born and raised, Atlanta-based up-and-comer whose Fresh Prince mixtape hit our blog last week. On his brand new, previously-unreleased Call Me The Fresh Prince freestyle, the Wataboy Music rapper flows over a Tricky Stewart & The Dream-produced instrumental originally featured on Electrik Red's So Good. Willie Joe is currently busy working on his debut full-length, The Come Up; keep it locked to our front page for all the latest release details!
Watch for our In The Booth (Vol. 2) Mixtape, featuring freestyles 31 through 60, to hit our front page in July!
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Production is more geared towards an R&B artist (or group like it was for Electrik Red), but Willie made it his own. Glad we are able to continue to expand our regional coverage of talent in this series.
Posted on Jul 15, 2009 |
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man i need 2 find a studio cuz i wanna make a freestyle lol.
sigh. i like wen ppl rap over R&b beats. and vice versa. |
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Good thing Willie hopped on this beat... because I honestly thought it went to waste with those girls.
Bay Area got untapped talent. |
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@djbooth_fan - I agree with your statement, I felt the production was wasted by them as well.
Not the best freestyle in the series, though definitely not the worst. |
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Despite it sounding kinda awkward at first, its actually a good freestyle but a bit more spittin could've def raised it to a banger level. For now it's in-rotation.
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Agree with Mr.Top Hat....
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Awsome sound, i like how he flow'd on the Groove beat.
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With a choice of unusual exiting and rarely played compositions for piano trio the trio panta rhei presents its CD debut .
Max Bruchs' "8 pieces" - originally composed for clarinet, viola and piano – are recorded here in the composers own transcription for violin, cello and piano for the first time.
Although Bruch was a rather popular composer and organ player during lifetime, his oeuvre, except the very famous violin concerto has almost completely fallen into oblivion.
Though unjustifiedly - as proved by this wonderful expressive and imaginative collection of eight miniatures : each piece is creating a very minute, personal and extremely romantic microcosm.
Frank Martins "Trio on Irish folk melodies" is - as implicated, based on irish melodies and its special challenge is the rhythmical complexity.
Dodgy rhythms seeming of almost jazzy origin and sound that remind on irish boran drums make the trio sound like an excerpt from "Riverdance".
Going from folk to jazzmusic :
Paul Schoenfields Café music does not only sound like jazz but is meant to be (according to the composers own statement) a piece that could be played in a jazz bar as well as on the classical podium.
A fervent mixture of virtuosity, honky- tonk-piano and film melodies woven in almost classical texture make up the special charm the of this trio.
...played really deeply and heartfelt...
...for chamber music lovers with a joy of discovery and those who listen to music by heart more than by intellect... !
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...dominating flexibility...the flow as an ideal of sound....
...absolutely brilliant finale in Schoenfield...
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The Golden Globes' 10 Most Stunning Beauty Looks
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Julianne Hough
We'll confess: On first glance, we weren't entirely sure about Julianne's pompadour-esque 'do. But once we saw the side view (thanks, E!), we were floored. We tend to get the heebie-jeebies from overly saccharine red-carpet getups, so we're grateful to Ms. Hough for mixing it up. Her badass hair and smoky eyes, coupled with her ethereal Monique Lhuillier gown, made for a distinctly Black Swan look. We think she absolutely killed it.
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Moore picks up nomination papers
BOSTON – Senator Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge, picked up his nomination papers last week from the state's Elections Division to seek a new term in the Massachusetts Senate. Senator Moore said that he is honored to represent the people of the fourteen towns in the Worcester & Norfolk Senatorial District, working to deliver results that matter to them. He will be collecting signatures from area voters in the coming weeks.


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The Spectrum range of barbecues from Outback have a modern yet classic design which combines cool metal, warm hardwood and sleek black colour ways.
New for 2013, the Spectrum Select 2 Burner Hooded Gas Barbecue now features 1 cast iron grill and 1 griddle that are coated with porcelain making them 100% rust proof. The 2 gas burners are made from top quality cast iron with lava basket which gives optimum heat output, flavour, longevity and performance. Inside there is also a warming rack that provides extra space to keep food warm when cooking. This Outback Spectrum barbecue has a roasting hood, which is corrosion/acid resistant and heat/flame proof. The roasting hood add versatility to the Spectrum as it can be closed to allow you to roast and bake.The Spectrum is finished off with FSC hardwood shelves which fold neatly against the body when not in use and a cool touch handle.Please note: The free regulator included will only fit a propane patio gas bottle with a snap on connection.
Cooking Area: 475mm x 420mm
L: 1199mm W: 591mm H: 1117mm
Weight: 45kgs
Colour available: Black/silver
Porcelain-enamelled hood
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Being on the organ donor registry is a decision that could save a life! One organ or tissue donor can save or enhance the lives of more than 50 people. Today, more than 100,000 Americans are waiting for a life-saving transplant. One-third of those people will die before they receive an organ.
Saying "yes" to organ, eye, and tissue donation provides your legal consent to donate all organs, eyes, and tissues for life-saving or enhancing transplant. This isn't related in any way to whole body research programs
Transplantable organs and tissues include: heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, pancreas, small intestine, heart valves, skin, bone, connective tissue, veins, eyes, and corneas.
Yes, if you're at least 15½ years old you can choose to register as an organ and tissue donor and get the donor symbol on your intermediate driver license or ID card. However, until you're 18 years old or emancipated, your parent or guardian has the right to revoke your consent at the time of donation.
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My favourite Christmas was spent in Nature's Valley on the Garden Route in South Africa – a wild and remote area tucked between the Tsitsikamma Mountains and the rolling blue Indian Ocean. In South Africa, Christmas is mainly celebrated on Christmas eve and it's a very laidback, low-key affair. I stayed in a homely, rustic backpackers called Wild Spirit, where dinner was eaten together in a log cabin overlooking the native forest below, followed by a few ice-cold Black Labels round the camp fire. On Christmas day, myself and some of the other guests hiked part of the famous Otter Trail in Tsitsikamma National Park, then drove to Jeffrey's Bay for the surf and parties. Of course, you can always add in the highest bungee in the world! It doesn't get much better than this.
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The 1st Annual Los Angeles Theology Conference
January 17-18, 2013
Christology, Ancient and Modern: Explorations in Constructive Theology
Christology was the central doctrine articulated by the early councils, and it remains the subject of vigorous theological investigation today. The doctrine of Christ is a field of broad ecumenical convergence, inviting theologians from all denominational settings to fruitful collaborative exploration. In the contemporary setting, it is especially crucial for theologians to investigate the scriptural witness afresh, to retrieve classical criteria and categories from the tradition, and to consider the generative pressure of soteriology for Christology proper. This first annual Los Angeles Theology Conference seeks to make a positive contribution to contemporary dogmatics in intentional engagement with the Christian tradition. A panel of accomplished plenary speakers will survey the field and articulate the sources, norms, and criteria for constructive theological work.


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the same as
Lyrics: 漢字・Romaji
何気ない日々 just the same old thing
気づかない振りしてても i can't run away from myself
i tried to show you i'm strong
just get all along うまく甘えたい気持ちが
the shape of love is the same as your heart is
it doesn't matter who you are
so tell me my heart is the same as yours is
no matter how much you say i can't escape
I can not write on blog because I have giant fingers.
Engineer will type messages to you for me. She is writing what I am saying now.
(Hello y'all. I'm just typing messages for Magdalina, our heavy, her fingers are a bit too big for the keyboard, so I'm transcribing for her.)
Yesterday and Today is big update. Many new items. Very busy times for Mercenaries. We have to take tour of Mann co store and look at hats and things tomorrow. Man teams go today and yesterday. I think this is stupid baby idea for Man teams to go first.
In week we take tour of new map. Man teams will spill blood there long before we do.
Is very dry in new map I think. I will not like it. I do not like dry places.
Is very dark here. Water on left side of building still not fixed because of Alligators. Alligators hide like tiny baby cowards in sewer! Alligators break pipes maybe like spies break sentry gun? I will kill them if they try to kill Engineer. Engineer is good friend, is typing message for me now! Engineer will fix water, and I will fix gators. Heheheh.
Is all I want to say, Engineer. Message is done.
ABC interview, AU, 2009.
- John Mayer: My job is to play songs for people, my job is to transport people, my job is to give people 45 minutes on a record and two hours on stage of escapism. And I think for me to take the role of tutor, and trying to explain to people why they should feel sorry for me, or why they should have a little more sensitivity to the fact that I'm not just complaining because I'm a celebrity, this is actually a problem. I don't necessarily want to do that. Because I think in explaining that, whether you were successful at it or not, you've taken that ability to transport somebody away, you know what I mean?
- Interviewer: It's not just escapism is it, I think you also have a desire to reinforce our essential humanity and brotherhood.
- John: Which you can do with music without having to explain outside of music why somebody--you know somebody could come up to me and go ''Dude, why not just let them have the picture?' Now, I have two choices. I could sit them down and talk to them, and 5 minutes later their head would be on backwards, they would go 'I had no idea.' But the question is, do you really want somebody to carry that load? Isn't it sort of completely antithetical to what you go and see an artist for? To take on his load, you know. That's why I say to people 'It's awesome, it's fine, don't worry about it.' There might be information that I could give people that would exonerate me as being a douchebag as people call me, but I think overall, it's a really bad idea. Because you will in having done that, removed this relationship that's essential in somebody saying 'Just play me a song, and let me just disappear into it.'
- Interviewer: Yeah, I don't want you to dump on me, but I love it when you celebrate your humanness and I love it when you celebrate your vulnerability.
- John: Oh no no, that's fine, I just mean talking about--trying to explain the vitriolic media, I don't think that should be my narrative. So I'd rather deal with that on my own time, and if it is terrible, then I'll deal with that. But I think to interject that into the stream of communication I have with people with a guitar around my back, and a record coming out, I think if the music is good enough, you can erase all that stuff. And let me deal with the stuff that might be not as fun as I wish it was, but then you at least maintain that ability to communicate with a fan. I don't want anybody worrying about me. I don't want a fan going like 'I had no idea.' That's terrible, and they don't realize that their head is hung low and they're walking away from me and they've realized that I have just taken away everything from them that they believed in.
ABC interview pt.2 AU, 2009.
- John Mayer: I don't think humanity is gonna evolve in time or has evolved in time to catch up with this radical change socially. I have seen people walk up to me who their society is in complete disagreement with their humanity. People will come up to me and act like I came up to them. They will walk up to me and say "You know, I never do this, and I don't really care either way." and they're trembling. Or people who hold up a camera to try and take your picture and they're trembling. Or people who are both coming to a show and acting like they don't care, you know. Our behavior is in complete diametric opposition with our humanity right now.
- Interviewer: I think there's that whole thing of cyborgs and avatars, and you can be a hero in cyber space and it's much easier to do that than to actually go out into the real world and relate as a human being.
- John: Absolutely.
- Interviewer: Because you can't compete with this airbrush perfection.
- John: Well here's what I found out not long ago. I was at a party, in the middle of October I went to a party and a woman approached me. A sweet, young middle aged girl, and she walked up but I could tell there was a glint in her eye, that there was something a little sinister about to come out. And her tape recorder went on and she started asking me these questions that were just designed--there was no probable good outcome for me, they were designed to corner me.
- Interviewer: Because your BS radar must be really well developed by now.
- John: Yeah, it's really good. I'm really hard to pin down, I'm really hard to play, you know. And so I could just tell, and this woman had her arms folded but still had this little microphone out and she was saying "What do you think about Obama winning the Nobel Peace Prize? I think it was early." You know, sort of these really leading questions.
- Interviewer: Yeah, can't you see these headlines!
- John: Yeah, what I did was, really shut her down. Because what was happening was, who she was trying to be behaviorally did not match her humanity. So she couldn't have been as snarky on her blog as she was in person, so she was coming off sweaty. She was just sweaty, you know. And I sort of took her down, not her, but I sort of took her blog down as I would have on the internet, but I did it in person. So it was a real time, in person, tearing down of this persons blog. And when this person went back to write their blog which of course was back in the tone of Godzilla. Not the sweaty 20 something woman, the Godzilla of snark, it took on this thing that I had been really mean to her. Like I had really been mean to her, so I learned something right there.
- Interviewer: You didn't play the game.
- John: Yeah, you can write it, and when you're in the matrix or the hatrix as I call it, you can write anything you want. You can write "I hope you get hit with a bullet, with a cancer tipped bullet and you die instantly", you can write anything you want, but if you say it in person, the rules of humanity have no choice but to still apply. The rules of humanity apply. And when you go back into the matrix you can write whatever you wanna write--you know this woman who was talking to me at this party, I started to feel bad. I said "What if I was a little harsh on her?" And I went to the blog that she had printed the whole thing, and the blog was called "The Vulture."
Excerpt from Berklee Clinic 2011 pt.4
"Practice hard, practice longer than anyone else. Train your brain to focus for large clips of time. See how many paragraphs you can read of an article before you turn the page. When was the last time I heard a whole record? When was the last time I wrote a whole song? And you start to realize that your brain— my mind was narrowing in terms of the bandwidth of what it accepts as a chunk of information, and that's the scary part. That's where rules are rules. So as soon as I plugged that up and I went 'I'm not gonna ask myself anymore what are some good tweets I can throw up'. Everything goes into the record. I didn't bring my laptop to the studio, I got a new phone number, the phone never rings. I have no friends, everyone knows I'm in the studio. I go in the studio and then I stay there until I look up and then I walk out. I'll be there for eight, ten hours, take two breaks to eat, three breaks to pee and then I don't look up. And I wouldn't have done the last time, and I didn't do that on the last record, and that's why my last record is not my favorite record. But you write where you're coming from, and you write and make the record in the life that you have, and I realized I'm tweeting, I'm blogging, I'm looking around for other things that are advantageous to nothing. To having golf claps on Twitter, you know. I'm not putting Twitter down, Twitter is great to use once you have a thing to tweet about, you know. So, everyone go home and ask yourself 'What is my unit of focus? Is it ten minutes, twenty minutes?' 'Cause I got my unit of focus now to be hours." - JM


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Elevation (feet): | 27657 |
Elevation (meters): | 8430 |
Continent: | Asia |
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Range/Region: | Himalaya |
Range/Region: | Central Nepal Himalaya |
Latitude: | 27.9667 |
Longitude: | 86.95 |
Difficulty: | Major Mountain Expedition |
First successful climber(s): | Nickolai Cherny and his 10 member team |
Nearest major airport: | Kathmandhu |
Convenient Center: | Namche Bazar, Nepal |
Highest unclimbed subsidary peak in the world, close to Lhotse main, the 4th highest peak of the world, to the west and Lhotse Shar the only slightly lower east peak of Lhotse to the east. Both other peaks have already been climbed. The Lhotse group lies directly to the south of Everest. Several expeditions have tried to climb Lhotse middle, but unsuccesfully. One of the problems is the fact that there are no ridges leading directly to the summit so first Lhotse main ,or Lhotse Shar have to be tackled. webmaster update! Four members of the Russian Lhotse Middle Expedition successfully climbed the summit of 8,413m high Mt. Lhotse Middle from West Side on 23rd May 2001 at 3:00 p.m. For more details go to www.risk.ru/eng/mount/himalaya/listspring2001/lhotse2001/index.html
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Maryland School Assessment Replacement Totals Up to 10 Hours
The PARCC Assessment, part of the rigorous Common Core curriculum, is a series of computer-based tests for students in third grade through 11th grade.
Students will be tested for up to 10 hours under the new Partnership for Assessment of Readiness in College and Careers exams, which locally replaces the Maryland School Assessment. In a layout of the PARCC Assessment released Wednesday, third-grade students would be tested for eight hours and 11th grade students for nearly 10 hours. Every grade level in between will also participate. The computerized tests are part of the rigorous national Common Core State Standards curriculum. The performance-based component would run over five sessions—two for mathematics and three for English language arts/literacy, and the end of the year portion that would require four sessions—two for mathematics and two for English language arts/literacy. The …
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