text: it's in the process still have to buy some plasters cement or thier product but first project and this is a CHEAP...HOBBY ...not like glass blowing or lampworking ... this has a double bennie...ya scrape the paint off the aluminim...drink the beer or Soda and then USE the can for art...BTW BOB..wheres the new boycroft panties..put some sparkles on em...this fatr chick LOVES Boycrofts blue or black..with sparkles...lol. ya can use a old ball point pen I could totally see that or go to mercart.com they have alot of good tools I bought mine last month when they had a great sale. in chicago once a year they have a instuctional event and OMG you should see what some of these artists can do..first try I think I did Ok ;)


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If you can please donate to The Jon Wilson Gift of Hope Heart Fund in aid of the British Heart Foundation
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WW-base should be 40 by 40 if nothing changed. I needed some information once for some proxy...
Really, all I can see is that you said links to fundraising sites are not allowed, but you did not say why. Care to elaborate for the betterment of the communty? Not having a go I am only curious as I was over at daka today and they were talking about the mantic KS.
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Er...okay. I thought I just put up a post, but apparently it was eaten.
Does mantic have any plans to show off the actual werewolf models anytime soon?
I saw it, so removed is probably a better word. This is kind of getting to be a bad joke.
Do they pay simply for the right to advertise, or do they pay for a particular advertisement? If they pay for the right to advertise, then why was their kickstarter "advertisement" removed?
The werewolf model production will be accelerated based on the success of the current...er.... "project". I don't know if they've got beyond the concept stage yet.
It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye... and then it's just fun!
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Maybe - I don't go to BoW so I've not seen any videos.
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Well, the current asking price for the werewolves is perfect, but I don't want to be disappointed. They'll have to show me some images (preferably unpainted - Golem doesn't mix well with your minis for some reason), then they might have my money for that product.
Yeah, I didn't even notice the forbidden werewolves. $25 for three sounds great. Take note GW!
Loveless, will you have to get rid of your current sig? If you don't, I'd put the forbidden mantic thing in my sig.
Ogres will be added tomorrow as a buy 1, get 1 option like the werewolfs. This pace won't be kept up, but there'll be lots more stretch goals hit with this forbidden thing.
my poor post was eaten by the abyss, oh well. I was surprised how fast the 5000 dollar pledge was gobbled up. Usually that level of pledge either sits unused.
On a side note , i hope somewhere down the line they add a werewolf hero of some kind.
I just had to pre-order the werewolves at that price. The sight may be unseen, but I have confidence that they'll at least be decent. Then again, for that price, I'd settle for giant, naked veer-myn.
Please don't let them be giant, naked veer-myn!
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Erm... how does that work?6 for 25$ is an awesome deal. Even site unseen if you don't like them it'll be easy to make your money back.
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Do you mean "where do I get such a deal?" Or "how can you buy sight unseen from the company that gave us veer-myn and elf drakes?"
If it's the first one, I've said too much already. Go to the Howard Johnson's Hotel and ask for "Le Marche". He will instruct you from there.
If it's the second, I've liked more of Mantic's sculpts than I've disliked. I'm willing to play the odds. As a wise man once said, "Always bet on black!"
3rd option - resale value.
Member of J.A.D.E.DTrying to convince Warseer that GW are anything less than perfect is like trying to teach a horde of zombies that lettuce is a perfectly acceptable alternative to brains.
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Please plan to join us for the Heartwood Reunion, October 8-10, at the Lazy Black Bear, in the gently rolling forested hills of southern Indiana. This year marks Heartwood's twentieth year of existence, and to celebrate we will dedicate a significant portion of the weekend's program to what the next twenty years might bring and what we can do individually and collectively to chart a course of ecological integrity, human comfort and satisfaction, and community well-being. Keynotes and workshops will explore what truly sustainable human communities in the Heartwood region might look like.
Of course there will also be updates from the front lines of forest defense, including a strategy session to develop a coordinated regional and national campaign to stop forest-consuming biomass incinerators. This will be a continuation of the discussion that took place at the Heartwood Forest Council in Illinois. Other discussion topics will include renewed pressure to dramatically increase logging in public forests; "fracking" for natural gas in the Marcellus shale regions of Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New York; the continuing devastation of mountaintop removal; and efforts to stop both new and existing coal-fired power plants.
And, as always, Chef Shane McElwee and her kitchen magicians will delight our palates and tickle our taste buds with more amazing meals featuring the best local and organic ingredients. We are also delighted to welcome eco-troubadour, songwriter, and hell-raiser David Rovics back to the Lazy Black Bear for a Friday night performance. Saturday will feature the ever-popular Heartwood benefit auction, the Hellbender Awards, the death-defying talent show, and a few surprises.
There will be ample social time to greet old friends and make new ones as we continue to expand the circle of dedicated activists and enthusiastic newcomers helping each other protect the places we love. We hope to see you there.
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"We're making snow right now and we'll open as soon as we can," Jane Eshbaugh, Holiday Valley's Marketing Director said.
The resort is hoping to open some trails this weekend, and if skiers get to hit the slopes it would be two weeks earlier than usual. But, of course, that depends on Mother Nature.
The early snow is a welcomed sight for any ski enthusiast. With one of the warmest winters on record last year, it wasn't a very good ski season.
"Last year was a very unusual year and we're hoping that never happens again in our lifetime," Eshbaugh said.
Meanwhile, before the skiers and snowboarders arrive, crews are testing out the lifts, making final tweaks, and some lucky Holiday Valley employees are testing out the fresh powder.
Skier Billy Bacon said, "Last year was a bad year but every year is different. You can never anticipate what Mother Nature is going to bring but so far so good."
Businesses, like Katy's Cafe, in the Village of Ellicottville are also hoping for a better ski season. Many saw smaller crowds last year because of the warm winter.
"There was still a lot of people here but just not as much as we normally had. It was tough," said Katy's Cafe owner Katy Herbach.
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Hagerstown Community College will offer a six-month police course program beginning in March.
They say the classes are designed to prepare the students to work in local police and sheriff departments. HCC has been working with Hagerstown City Police and the Washington County Sheriff's Office to construct the program outline. They say the first class will accommodate up to 20 students.
"There is a need in the community. There is an excitement about bringing a police academy to this part of the state in western Maryland," says John King, the Director of Hagerstown Community College Police Academy. "Currently new officers have to travel elsewhere throughout the state, pretty far away to get that entry level training."
King was the Director of Education and Training for the Baltimore Police Department. Before that, King served as the Chief of the Gaitherburg Police Department.


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Proponent's argument to vote Yes:Rep. HOWARD BERMAN (D, CA-28): Integrating India into a global nonproliferation regime is a positive step. Before anyone gets too sanctimonious about India's nuclear weapons program, we should acknowledge that the five recognized nuclear weapons states have not done nearly enough to fulfill their commitments under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, including making serious reductions in their own arsenals, nor in the case of the US in ratifying the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty.
Opponent's argument to vote No:Rep. BARBARA LEE (D, CA-9): In withholding my approval, I seek not to penalize the people of India but, rather, to affirm the principle of nuclear nonproliferation. Jettisoning adherence to the international nuclear nonproliferation framework that has served the world so well for more than 30 years, as approval of the agreement before us would do, is just simply unwise. It is also reckless.
Approval of this agreement undermines our efforts to dissuade countries like Iran and North Korea from developing nuclear weapons. By approving this agreement, all we are doing is creating incentives for other countries to withdraw from the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
The overall funding provided by H.R. 2606 is inadequate. By denying America a decent investment in diplomacy, this bill suggests we should meet threats to our security with our military might alone. That is a dangerous proposition. For if we underfund our diplomacy, we will end up overusing our military.
For example, A generation from now, no one is going to say we did too much to help the nations of the former Soviet Union safeguard their nuclear technology and expertise. If the funding cuts in this bill were to become law, future generations would certainly say we did too little and that we imperiled our future in the process.
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SPONSOR'S INTRODUCTORY REMARKS: Sen. OBAMA: There is a country embroiled in conflict that has not yet received the high-level attention or resources it needs. It's the Democratic Republic of Congo, and right now it is in the midst of a humanitarian catastrophe.
31,000 people are dying in the Congo each month and 3.8 million people have died in the previous 6 years. The country, which is the size of Western Europe, lies at the geographic heart of Africa and borders every major region across the continent. If left untended, Congo's tragedy will continue to infect Africa.
I believe that the United States can make a profound difference in this crisis. According to international aid agencies, there are innumerable cost-effective interventions that could be quickly undertaken--such as the provision of basic medical care, immunization and clean water--that could save thousands of lives. On the political front, sustained U.S. leadership could fill a perilous vacuum.
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A bill to impose sanctions on officials of the State Peace and Development Council in Burma, to prohibit the importation of gemstones and hardwoods from Burma, & to promote a coordinated international effort to restore civilian democratic rule to Burma.
(The two Senate versions currently differ in wording). The Saffron Revolution Support Act states that it is U.S. policy to:
Introductory statement by Sponsor:
Sen. McCAIN. The world has reacted with horror and revulsion at the Burmese junta's recent brutal crackdown against peaceful demonstrators. In crushing the Saffron Revolution, killing hundreds and jailing thousands, including countless Buddhist monks, the junta has left no doubt about its blatant disregard for basic human decency. We, as Americans, stand on the side of freedom, not fear; of peace, not violence; and of the millions in Burma who aspire to a better life, not those who would keep them isolated and oppressed. Our response must go beyond statements of condemnation, and the time to act is now. This legislation imposes meaningful and effective punitive action against the cruel, thuggish, and illegitimate Burmese government.
The Arab American Institute has compiled a Scorecard to catalogue the voting record of the 112th Congress on issues of importance to the Arab American community. Though not comprehensive, we have attempted to provide a snapshot of legislation concerning many of the primary issues concerning Arab Americans. For the Senate, we have included 10 items: two bills on the Arab Spring, three on Palestine, one on Lebanon, one regarding civil liberties, and two for immigration reform.
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Last chance for views on 20mph Farnborough pilot
By Amy TaylorJanuary 08, 2013
A CONSULTATION on a pilot scheme to lower speed limits in North Camp, Farnborough, to 20mph ends this week.
North Camp is one of 10 areas where the scheme is being considered subject to residents' feedback.
Hampshire County Council has put forward the project to trial 20mph speeds in residential areas, with 10,000 people being consulted.
Deputy leader Mel Kendal said: "If these schemes are to be successful and have the potential for being introduced in other areas, it is essential for us to establish that we have the support for implementing 20mph speed restrictions.
"We are therefore sending residents who live where the 20mph limits are proposed a questionnaire, and we would encourage as many of those residents as possible to find a few moments to complete and return it to us so we can get a clear picture of their views."
In Farnborough, the scheme would include 13 roads in a grid between Reading Road, Alexandra Road, Park Road and Lynchford Road.
Speed signs would be placed at the Reading Road end of Somerset, York and Peabody Roads, as well as at the Alexandra Road end of Queens Road. They would also be in place in Lynchford Road at the entrance to St Alban's Round-about, the end of Peabody and Morris Road and at the Park Road end of Closeworth Road and Queens Road.
County councillor for Farnborough South, John Wall, said: "The consultation, in the form of a questionnaire, is asking whether residents think speeding is a problem or if they are interested in supporting a community speedwatch. The fundamental thing that is going to make it work or not is if people take ownership of it."
He said complaints about speeding came from constituents across Farnborough, even in roads where 'you wouldn't expect speeding to be an issue'.
"A certain amount of it is a perception," he added. "But there are roads where the average speed is in the upper-20s, which of course means there are people doing more than 30.
"If you lower the overall speed, you lower the average."
It was more an issue of quality of life rather than one of potential accidents, he said, and has been proven to work in previous Hampshire schemes such as the Village 30 programme, which successfully lowered speeds in rural areas.
Consultation will run until the end of this week. Questionnaires are available online at http://survey.hants.gov.uk/20mph.htm.


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By: Casey J. Bortnick
A trip to the doctor's office may not be easy.
"I've got 'white coat syndrome. I hate going to the doctors," said Renne Crowley.
Under a unique pilot program. Crowley said they're more productive than ever before.
Crowley said, "It's nice to come in the door, have your doctor's appointment and then go and see her."
Donna Medeiros is a registered nurse.
"Are you still checking your blood sugars?" said Medeiros.
In just five weeks, she's helped Renee get her diabetes under control.
Crowley said, "She monitors everything: my weight, my levels, everything."
Donna is one of 22 patient care managers. Part of a three-year initiative to help patients with chronic health conditions better navigate the health care system.
Dr. Wallace Johnson of the University of Rochester said, "I think this really is a very dynamic and important time in primary care medicine."
The University of Rochester medical center partnered with two health insurance companies on the project. The idea creates a whole new model for primary care.
Dr. Johnson said, "One in which care coordination is centered at their primary care office."
In its second year, the 33,000 patients involved in the program have seen a reduction in cholesterol, improved blood pressure, and have been screened for several forms of cancer.
Dr. Martin Lustick of Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield said, "I would say it's worked really well on the quality side, but we are still looking to see how things perform on the cost side."
Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield said the model actually raised health care costs in year one. Dr. Lustick said those numbers leveled off in year two. And he's hopeful the program will eventually save money.
"We know the earlier you diagnose them the better you can treat them and two, in the long run, catching them earlier is going to be less expensive," said Dr. Lustick.
Not only has Renee lost 18 pounds in five weeks, she's actually looking forward to her next visit.
Crowley said, "I'm not tired. I feel good. I'm proud of me, and she's proud of me. So we're going to keep on going."


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What Jerry Sandusky can expect in prison
HARRISBURG (AP) — Jerry Sandusky will walk into state prison with little more than a watch and wedding band. He'll be able to work a 30-hour week to make a few dollars. He'll be able to watch Penn State football, but not violent movies.
If the former Penn State defensive coach is sentenced Tuesday to a long state prison term, he will find himself far removed from the comfortable suburban life he once led, placed under the many rules and regulations of the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections.
Even Sandusky's own attorney believes that whatever sentence he gets, at age 68 Sandusky will likely live out his days inside a state prison. Prison officials, written policies and former offenders provided a detailed look to The Associated Press about the regimented life behind bars that Sandusky faces.
Sandusky has been housed in isolation inside the Centre County Correctional Facility in Bellefonte since his conviction in June on 45 counts of child sexual abuse, and has spent his days reading and writing, preparing a statement for sentencing, and working out twice a day, defense attorney Joe Amendola said.
"Jerry is a very likable guy — he gets along with everybody," Amendola said last week, as he worked with Sandusky to help get his affairs in order, including a power of attorney and updated will. "He's a model inmate. He doesn't cause problems, he's sociable, he's pleasant."
Assuming Judge John Cleland gives him at least two years — the minimum threshold for a state prison sentence — Sandusky's first stop will be the Camp Hill state prison near Harrisburg, where all male inmates undergo a couple weeks of testing to determine such things as mental and physical health, education level and any treatment needs.
Prison officials will assign him a security level risk and decide which "home prison" to send him to.
Although Sandusky's home in the Lemont area of State College is only a couple miles from Rockview state prison, there is no way to predict where he will end up.
Older inmates sometimes end up at Laurel Highlands, which can better treat more severe medical problems, or Waymart, a comparatively lower-security prison in the state's northeastern corner.
The roughly 6,800 sex offenders are scattered throughout the prison system, which has no special units for them. Treatment is available for sex offenders, and those who hope to be paroled have to participate. Continued...
"My guess is he'll wind up in a minimum-security facility, and probably a facility for nonviolent people," Amendola said.
A convicted sex offender who spent 10 years in prison, and who works with other released sex offenders through the Pennsylvania Prison Society, said Sandusky won't be able to keep a low profile.
"You can have some control over how obscure you are as a prisoner," said the 52-year-old man from the Philadelphia suburbs, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the stigma attached to sex offenses. "You can either make yourself standout, or you can stay closer to the woodwork. There's no hiding that man."
The state will provide him with clothes, shoes and bedding, and the first set of toiletries. He'll be able to bring a wedding ring without gemstones, a basic watch worth $50 or less, eyeglasses and dentures. Sandusky uses a machine for sleep apnea and takes medications.
State prison menus rotate monthly, and two of the three daily meals are hot. Exercise rules vary, but inmates generally spend an hour or more a day in the yard, which might entail walking, playing ball or lifting weights. If he's at a prison that allows baseball or softball, the bat has to be tethered and secured to the backstop. In the kitchen, knives also are tethered.
Inmates can buy a television with a 13-inch screen for their cells, at a cost of about $275, with prison-designed programming of about 15 channels that costs some $15 a month. The channels include the networks but no R-rated movies or shows with a lot of violence.
He'll be able to watch college football, including Penn State, when the games are broadcast on ESPN or another major network.
"A lot of guys live for it," said man who works with released sex offenders. "Football season is huge."
Sandusky, a regular attendee at a Methodist church in State College, will be able to go to religious services.
There's also a shared television in the day room, a common area where inmates congregate when not confined to their cells. The guards usually decide what channel to have it on. Cards are popular, as are dominoes and board games. Continued...
If he has a musical bent, Sandusky will have a list of approved instruments to choose from for purchase.
Sandusky, who has a master's degree, will be encouraged to work, and most inmates do, although it's not technically mandatory. An inmate's first job is often in the kitchen or doing janitorial work, while more coveted occupations include maintenance, landscaping, clerical work or tutoring.
The pay barely covers the cable bill: 19 to 51 cents an hour, with a 30-hour work week. Some of that money may go to pay fines or costs, or toward the $10 copay for a doctor visit.
If people on the outside put money on his account, it also can be deducted to pay any fines and costs.
For those who can afford it, the commissary sells snacks, cigarettes and toiletries. He'll be able to have books and magazines sent to him inside prison, but if personal property starts to pile up, officials will direct him to box it up and send them home.
Most Pennsylvania prison cells are designed for two people, but it's possible he could end up in his own cell or in a small dormitory.
Visiting rules vary by institution, but all visits last at least an hour, and facilities generally allow two or three visits per week, with five to eight visitors allowed at once. Inmates can have up to 40 people on their visiting list.
There's another possibility for Sandusky, said Bill DiMascio, executive director of the prison society: they could swap him for an inmate in another state.
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And all this after my wife and I had been whisked to the event by the luxurious (and surprisingly affordable) black-car service, Uber. All I had to do was download the Uber appp, enter a credit card for paying fares (Uber spotted me more than enough to cover getting to and from the event), and tap my iPhone when I wanted to get picked up. I could track my driver's arrival with a GPS, receive texts when he was near, and got a phone call when he was at my front door. But best of all, it was a rare opportunity for my wife and I to drop the boys off with friends, get dressed up, and have a super-enjoyable night on the town. My wife was absolutely beautiful, and I was the proudest geek in the room, walking in with her on my arm. Geekadelphia had done an amazing job of gathering Philadelphian geeks from a surprisingly broad spectrum. There were mathematics profs rubbing elbow with hackers... game developers yakking it up with bloggers... there were start-up businesspeople... indie film creators... and comic book folks. And, given the degree of young and the preponderance of hip in the room, my wife and I agreed that those National Mechanics empañadas were probably going to be the sole highlights for Team Guigar. After all, the Comic Artist of the Year category had some serious depth. Dan O'Connor, Ace Killroy co-creator, had received a well-deserved nod, as did Nick Filardi, who so adeptly colors Powers and Takio. And me. Photographer / videographer Kyle Cassidy presented the awards for both Comic Writer and Comic Artist of the Year. And, as you can tell below, he did a fantastic job. And, to no one's shock more than my own, he called my name. I made my way to the dais, and made a few impromtu remarks, and then found my seat. The award itself is perhaps the coolest trophy I've ever received -- so cool, in fact, that it was downright difficult to photograph. Luckily, Jackie Sauer knows her way around a lens much better than me (that's her photos, to the right and bottom right). And check out her Flickr account for a ton of great Philadelphia Geek Awards photos The thing you have to understand... the thing that makes these things so awesome was that they light up! These little babies were manufactured by Ross Kessler at Next Fab Studio, and he did an amazing job bringing this design to life. The robot is clear plexiglass with small LED lights underneath. when you turn on the base, the entire trophy becomes a powerful beacon. And that was particularly helpful at the end of the evening when the black-tie crowd headed for the exit, only to be met with a torrential downpour outside the door. Everyone turned around and headed back inside and mingled -- which was kinda nice. I got a chance to meet Johnny Zito and had a brief chat with the delightful Juliana Reyes -- who, too, was a Philadelphia Daily News alum. But it wasn't long before a kind voice came over the loudspeaker explaining that they needed to close the museum rather soon. We didn't have to go home, but we couldn't sleep in the dioramas. And this is where I realized that I had married the Right Woman. As we surveyed the crowd in front of the museum, vying for Uber cars and taxi cabs, my wife said, "Y'know... all we gotta do is walk one block away, and we'll be able to get a cab easily." And she kicked off her stiletto heels and walked, barefoot, hand-in-hand with a soaked Comic Artist of the Year, in the pouring-down rain. Sure enough, between her cunning and my trophy/beacon, I was inside a Philly cab in no time at all. Me and both of my trophies. On the way home, it was hard not to reflect a little. (I mean with all that LED light in the back seat of the taxi... ) See... 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Released on 23-Sep-2011
From hardcore F1 nuts through to L-plate-sporting novices, F1 2011's plethora of skill levels mean you'll find a racing grid perfectly suited to your driving skills!
Move over Hamilton! Hit the Armco barrier, Button! Because there's a new driver on the Grand Prix scene – you! The sequel to the BAFTA-winning original, F1 2011 offers even more realistic, thrilling and tyre-shredding action in this official companion to the world's most exciting racing event. All the drivers, all the tracks and all the action make this racing spectacular rev its way right to the top of the simulation scene.
- Packed Pit! – multiplayer has gone mental in F1 2011, offering 16-player racing action, co-operative racing that sees two players working together to win the Driver and Constructor titles – and even a split-screen mode for sofa-loving Alonsos who prefer their racing up close and personal
- Circuit Crazy – all the famous tracks are here including the Budh Internationl Circuit, the location of the first F1 grand prix ever to be held in India and, for the brave-hearted, the dreaded Nürburging circuit that strikes fear into the hearts of even the most seasoned racer. Diaper not included
- Car & Driver – F1 2011's got the lot; from all the constructors through to all the stars. Race as Lewis Hamilton Sebastian Vettel, Jenson Button, Fernando Alonso and more – or create your very own track legend!
- Devil in the Detail – day/night racing, driving rain, a mass of atmospheric effects; the world of F1 is brought to life thanks to the game's astonishing graphics engine. And hey, if everything should go crash-shaped, then say hello to the official F1 safety car, another first for this series!
Tough benchmark
As the sequel to the BAFTA award-winning sports game that stormed the racing genre last year, Codemasters' F1 2011 has a lot to live up to. The studio could simply have fine-tuned a winning formula by updating the cars and drivers to match the current F1 season's and still had a great game on its hands but, refreshingly, it looks to have done a whole lot more.
F1 2011 features plenty of tweaks and additions including an enhanced damage system and improved handling and visuals, but the biggest difference will be felt in the title's multiplayer modes, the area in which racing specialist Codemasters feels the last game fell a little short.
Take the race online
To boost its multiplayer feature set competitive online racing has been extended, with 16 players now going head-to-head in Grand Prix events with up to an additional eight computer controlled drivers to simulate a full F1 grid of 24 cars. Two player split-screen play, another much-requested feature, also makes an appearance, allowing you and a friend to play simultaneously on one TV.
Arguably the best addition though is a new co-op mode that lets you and a buddy race in the same F1 team throughout an entire season. Even though you're acting as team-mates, the fact that ultimately only one of you can be the star of the show looks set to give proceedings a really competitive edge.
Star faces
Of course, it wouldn't be an officially licensed game without a great commitment to authenticity. F1 2011 will feature all of the drivers and teams contesting the current F1 Championship, plus each of the circuits, including two new ones in the form of India's Buddh International and Germany's Nurburging, taking the total number of race venues to 19.
F1 nuts will be happy to hear that the game introduces features like the Drag Reduction System, which lets drivers adjust the rear wing on the car to give them a boost of up to 10km. while KERS also returns, giving players an extra 80BHP for up to 6.67 seconds, enabling drivers to blast past rivals.
Other additions will help the average gamer get around the track more efficiently. Cosmetic touch-ups mean you'll now be able to see when you need to get your tyres changed simply by looking at the condition they're in during a race, while the engineer's voice you hear over your car radio will be much more informative this time round, giving you a better idea about what's happening on the rest of the track to aid your strategy.
Winning formula
The game handles and looks better than its predecessor too. The steering is less sensitive and twitchy due to revised suspension and tyre technology that makes the cars more forgiving, while a day/night cycle, a new lighting system, improved background scenery and great weather effects combine to deliver significant visual improvements.
Codemasters could have rested on its laurels by simply re-skinning the basics of last year game to suit 2011's season line-up, but instead it has chosen to expand its horizons. We've yet to play the finished article, but the game looks like it is addressing criticisms from serious F1 fans and more casual gamers alike, a move that's likely to see it emerge as a strong contender in the racing and wider sports genre again this year.
Preview by: Tom 'Pole Position' Ivan
Platform: Xbox 360, PS3
Release date: 09.09.2011
Preview Published: 17.08.11Published: 02/09/2011
Codemasters has provided details of the all-new cooperative championship mode that will make its debut in the new racing game F1 2011.
The online multiplayer mode will allow two friends to compete for the same driving team over the course of a racing season, meaning they will work together to compete for the constructors' championship, while acting as rivals for the individual title.
It will allow players to experience the unique balance of cooperation and competition that exists among real-life Formula One teammates, while offering a more dynamic and personal experience than racing with an AI partner.
Chief game designer Stephen Hood said: "It's about trying to fight to be the leader of a team. It makes for a completely different experience, playing with a friend."
F1 2011 will make its debut on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 this month and will be aiming to emulate the chart-topping success of last year's F1 2010.
Handheld versions of the game are also in development for Nintendo 3DS and the new PlayStation Vita.
Published: 09/09/2011
The PlayStation Vita version of the forthcoming F1 2011 has received its first public outing at this week's Tokyo Game Show.
Codemasters has revealed that the new Sony handheld's conversion of its Formula One simulation will be a fully-featured experience that has been specially tailored to the capabilities of the hardware.
As in the home console version, players can expect to see all of this season's official teams, drivers and courses as they compete over the course of a full season, take part in time trials and live the life of an F1 superstar.
New to the PS Vita edition will be a special Challenge mode that is perfect for portable play, while a selection of four-player options - including two vs two cooperative contests - can be enjoyed via online and local wireless connection.
The sequel to last year's chart-topping F1 2010 is to make its debut on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 later this month.
Meanwhile, the PS Vita and Nintendo 3DS editions, which are developed in cooperation with Sumo Digital, will arrive at a later date.
Published: 16/09/2011
Developer Codemasters has provided details of the new safety car feature that has been introduced in its new racer F1 2011.
This year's instalment of the popular Formula One series will be the first to include this real-life event, in which a slow-moving vehicle will emerge on the track to regulate speed during caution periods.
Its introduction will add a whole new tactical dimension to races, as players will be able to time their entrances into the pit lane when the safety car appears, allowing them to get a lap advantage over their competitors.
Drivers will also need to consider the distance they will need to keep between themselves and other cars, while performing weaving sequences to keep their tyres hot.
Stephen Hood, chief games designer on F1 2011, said: "Safety car - a lot of people have been asking us for it. We'd always said we'd only do it when it was absolutely right."
F1 2011 is out this week on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, while special handheld versions are also being developed alongside Sumo Digital for PlayStation Vita and Nintendo 3DS.
Published: 21/09/2011
Tune Up
When you first start playing F1 2011 (Xbox 360, PS3) it will probably feel like little has changed since last year's F1 game. Developer Codemasters did the major building work for the series ahead of the launch of F1 2010 and the same framework supports the latest game too, but if you take a closer look under the bonnet you'll uncover a range of exciting new additions and more subtle tweaks. F1 2011 represents an evolution of an already winning formula rather than a revolution, but it improves on its predecessor in almost every respect and is undoubtedly the better game if you're looking to get into the genre.
What's clear from the off is Codemasters' dedication to authenticity, a quality that may be lost on some casual players but one that will certainly be apparent to F1 fans. As well as all of the teams, drivers and circuits from the current F1 Championship, safety cars and mechanical failures make their debuts in the game. The former can be switched off if it's not your thing, while the latter occurs as a result of overly aggressive or careless driving. This season's real world re-introduction of KERS, a boost which refills each lap and can be spent in bits or all at once, also makes the cut, as does DRS, which opens your car's rear wing for a huge speed increase that's only usable in specific sections of each course.
The Wheel Deal
On the track the handling model has been tweaked too, delivering a great mix of heavy in the corners, twitchy on the straights driving, meaning you won't simply get away with tearing around the track like a lunatic. Races feel pacey and dangerous as they should, and on the whole computer controlled opponents have been adjusted for the better too. They're stronger at holding their racing line and are generally more competitive, although on occasion their aggression can sour races on the tighter circuits like Monaco where pile-ups seem to occur a little too regularly.
Again responding to fan feedback, Codemasters has improved the game's multiplayer experience by extending competitive online races to a full grid of 24 drivers, with 16 human players battling it out with up to eight additional computer controlled ones. The introduction of two player split-screen play allows you and a friend to play simultaneously on one TV, while a brilliant new co-op championship mode lets two players form an F1 team and play through the season together.
Something for everyone
While the meticulous and repetitive nature of real F1 driving has limited the sport's audience, exciting additions like KERS and DRS aren't the only features that will appeal to casual race fans. Visual improvements mean you can now see when you need to get your tyres changed simply by looking at the condition they're in mid-race, while the engineer's voice barking at you over your car radio helps you make more informed decisions than was previously the case.
F1 2011 strikes an almost perfect balance between fantasy and reality. Less experienced players can enjoy the game on easier settings with the auto-aids switched on and they'll find it to be an exciting, dynamic racing experience, while F1 fans can up the difficulty and realism levels, turning it into a more strategic, challenging affair. Whichever way you choose to play, this is the best F1 game this console generation.
GAME's verdict
+ An F1 fans' dream game.
+ Multiple improvements over F1 2010.
+ It looks and feels great.Bad:
- Not the best racer for non-F1 fans.
- Can take a while to learn the ins and outs.
- Computer racers can be overly aggressive.Review by: Tom 'Pace Setter' Ivan
Version Tested: X360
Review Published: 20.09.11Published: 21/09/2011
Getting fans of any given sport to shell out year on year for a franchised game is an exercise usually reserved for publishers with clout and conviction - or, to be explicit, EA. So how can the relatively diminutive UK outfit Codemasters fare as it tries to turn its F1 games into an automotive FIFA, releasing an all-new installment just 12 months after last year's award-winning outing?
The answer, for anyone who's got a thirst for petrol and a craving for the smell of burning rubber will be delighted to know, is very well. F1 2010 nailed the essentials as Codemasters - masters of all things on four wheels, having provided us with the excellent Grid and Dirt series - transferred its expertise and added in a heavy dose of passion for the world's fastest sport. The result was the finest F1 game for years - and the very best a console has ever seen.
Second lap
For F1 2011, Codemasters hasn't rocked the boat, but it has taken a long, hard look at last year's game and spotted areas for improvement. First off, it's a better looking game than last year; trackside detail has been given a serious boost, and the orangey filter that's seen on many of Codemasters games is nowhere to be seen.
Cars too look great, and true to the real thing they're the ultimate boy's toys, all clean sci-fi lines and purposeful bulges. They handle that much better too; last year's game had cars that reacted violently quickly, whereas for F1 2011 they're a little more forgiving and a lot more flexible. Push it too far and the cars will bite, but it's now much easier to bring it back from the brink, meaning those heart-stopping sideways moments are much more common, and much less likely to send you straight to the scene of the accident.
It's not Dirt though, and F1 2011 feels utterly faithful to the real thing. DRS and KERS, two systems that are playing a vital part in the sport's makeup this year are featured, meaning that nailing a hot lap in qualifying stage is a very different challenge in F1 2011 than it is in other games.
Tired out
This year's F1 season has been all about tire wear, and that's the case with F1 2011 too. The different compounds have been replicated accurately - stay out too long on the wrong set of boots and you'll lose grip dramatically. Get on the right tire at the right time, however, and it'll be worth a couple of seconds a lap.
Choosing the right tire at the right time is essential, and that's something that's truer than ever when the heavens open. Last year's excellent weather system has been subtly refined, and it's now more dynamic than before. Clouds will move in across the sky, making it that little bit easier to judge when to make a pit stop.
Get it wrong - and the opposition often does - and the results can be disastrous. Thankfully, this year there's a safety car included to slow the cars down while the mess is mopped up, and it adds another layer of strategy to a racing game that's already uniquely tactical.
Not bad for a number 2 driver
It plays a big part in a multiplayer mode that now boasts co-op and splitscreen, a welcome introduction of a feature that's increasingly becoming more common in racing games. F1 2011 also allows you to attack a championship with a friend driving for the same team - and while you shouldn't expect any "Fernando is faster than you" moments, you can certainly expect some simmering rivalries to emerge.
Again, it's this rivalry that's at the centre of a five season long career mode that sees you trying to beat your teammate as you progress from the back of the grid towards the ultimate goal of the world championship. It's engrossing stuff, though unfortunately it's come on little since last year, and with the more personal, RPG-like elements falling flat it repeats many of F1 2010's mistakes.
Still, that's but one gripe in a game that's a marked improvement on last year's title. As such, it's another fine take on the sport, and the very best that's available for those who worship at the altar of F1.
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+ Looks and plays great.
+ All this years' teams and tracks.
+ Most authentic F1 experience around.A bit HRT:
- Career falls flat again.
- Not enough to please the non-fanatics.
Fans of the recent official Formula One games from Codemasters will welcome news that the gamemaker has secured rights to create further games based on the high-octane sport.
The British publisher and developer has extended its partnership with Formula One World Championship Limited to create more new F1 games across multiple platforms in the coming years.
Having snagged the official F1 rights back in 2009, Codemasters produced the hit Wii and PSP title F1 2009, before following it up with the acclaimed F1 2010 and F1 2011 on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
The latter game also received handheld releases on Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita earlier this year.
2012's official F1 game is currently in development at the Bafta-winning Codemasters Birmingham studio, while a brand new title aimed at younger racing fans is also in the works.
F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone said: "Codemasters has created some of the best and most successful F1 games to date. We and the teams work closely with them and look forward to creating more award-winning games together in the future."
Published: 14/03/2012
Codemasters has revealed the first details for F1 2012, the latest entry in its official Formula One racing series, which will debut in September 2012.
The new Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC game aims to be the most fully-featured instalment to date, with improved visuals, refined gameplay and the inclusion of all the official teams, drivers and circuits from the 2012 F1 season.
This will include the debut of the Formula One United States Grand Prix in Austin, as well as the reintroduction of Germany's iconic Hockenheim circuit.
Meanwhile, F1 2012 will also introduce a new Young Driver Test mode, an ultra-authentic series of tutorials that will coach players on how to get the best out of their racing machines before earning their place on a team.
Up-and-coming British F1 racer said: "I think Codemasters have done a super job of giving regular people a proper insight into what a Formula One car is like."
Codemasters recently extended its deal to continue making its acclaimed official F1 games for the next few years, with a brand new racing game designed especially for younger players set to be revealed soon.
Published: 20/03/2012
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.X fRBErOR aSMORlAI- HER.Wt f. MERRICK RD« fRBEEQRI 8.t« 11520' / isr-' 11 "NASSAU^S LARGEST WEEKLY" -Freeport's Official Newspaper 25,000 READERS r'*';*i'-«'^«i'^#^*^'#'ws* 4 **-jp-^*S^'.r^i^^ * FREEPORT Zip. Code 11520 , BALDWIN 210 Code 11510 MERRICK Ztp Coda 115S6 ROOSEVELT z i p Cod* 11S7S ll f \\ «S.fi ISIst.year, No. 13 FBEEPOBT. N. Y.. THUBSDAY, JULY 21. 1966 PRICES FIVE CENTS PER COPY |^r»'^«©6«S!*iS*«CI^VS<>"^i*5:<i INEWS & VIEWS EDDIE VASIL . JV, 1'. IVelMjxJjMT KeitorlFrs A$$a. Natimml I'rfmt Syn/fic«r« S Waluli l«r Kic "EJllHK %'ASIL SHOW" dm ioon | . on WUAH, litO on the dial. _ » Wllhout or with ofiense 1© friendt or loot— I skfelch youx world exBcUr a* U goe»,—Byron EDDIETOB'S NOTES . . . A special noHce from fl» Hassau County Dept of HcoUh complimenting the JUSTICE CHAPTER iOF B'NAI BTUTH of Fieoport for the excoUe^il woik thsk Tolun- Jeers performed regarding the local survey on the County Health plan . . , She's « real "Bundle of Joy." We me»n lovely FA YE BOGEHS who writes "VUlago H»!l Varieties" In THE LEADER. • (She WM a recent visitor in our press room on East Merrick Road . . . Whafs tW» about TOM REED (Asst. Usher at Our Holy Re-d «(5mor) and WALTER KELLY. (Cant, of the 10 o'clock Mass)— ^ lw.o Bf GUS BBBKEL'S key men, being caught in heairy traffic on Menlck Haad and wearing only bathrobes. (They were both palEents at Doctors HtospUal and dedded not to miss the school budget vote) . . . JAY SLUTSKY, Iho new member ol the FHEE-PQRT TIJHA CLUB happens to b« an expert wrestler so If too can't catch Ihem with a hook and line hell gat Iheai with a half- Nelson, . . . IftaLont Island Mar&i and Tuna To«rnaim«»t wSB. He-held July 30 and 31 . . . • "*'" '• ' .* "; ' # • » MAKING THE ROUNDS . , . Small World Dept.: Your reporter re-conUy covered th« Kentucky Derby lor a national news syndicate. And who was one of the first persons we met? BEN ABBENE, the (Continued on paje 4) Inside Freeport Edward A. Vasll •• FREEPORT SCHOOL SYSTEM . . . We will yell long and loud if we see any indications that someono ii trying to snoak poli-iles into the school system administration . . . And that's what •wo believe you want. Our children and their future should not i>is political footballs lor any soUish individuals who would want lo advance th^ir aspirations by using school issues as introductions . . . We givo credit to TOM DoVINCENZO (L.I. KERNEL) for his editorial last week m which ho put the now 8febodl;board on the spot with certain questions . . . Sorry to hear that JOSEPH QUICK, one of the best educators ,in the Freeport Schools is resigning . . . What's this about DH. EDWARD WELLlMGt ', , . There's a group already i» aellon which would like to -bring back DB. JOHN H. MARTIN as School Supt, with a big increase In salary as the Ineonilve, < ' ' • • ' » * • . _, ON THE STATE. LEVEL •. . .• MAYOR BOB SWEENEY'S statewide- image is raijidly iricrunsing by ihe' day. He's- -..nndsome, RW-liflc, an excellent speaker, a lawyer, a family man, an armed services veteran, (hold? a high rank as a commissioned omcer in the rt-sei-ves) and young 'enough to wait for the right spot and -thi rigltt time , . . And following on the heels of the WINS radio scoop that SEN. BOB KENNEDY will give his support to NASSAU COUNTY EXEC GENE NIGKERSON wc think that. Nassau GOP officials should push for bis candidacy because it would remove their.biggest obstacle in -their plan to recapture the highly-patronage spot ct'County Exec , . . Clad to see that ASSEMBLYMAN JOHN THQBP'S young son was released from South Nassau Communities Hospital after his long stretch in a coma as a victim of an automobile accident . . - Freeport's EDDIE YAMIN, (Lawyer, past- Commander ol William. Clinton Story Post. American Legion, active in March of Dimes, etc., etc.). just getting his campaign for New York State Assemblyman (Vs. Jerry Kramer) off; Uie ground Watch JULIUS MINTZ' career go sky-high how that.he's beisn named to GOV ROCKEFELLER'S campaign aS an assistant io EDDIE FEHRENBACH who's running the Long Island prpgrsm. • ^ • (Continued on pige 8) JOSEPH QUICK QUITS SCHOOL SYSTEM POST SPlCIAl NIWS ABOUl CHAMBER Learn About Small Business Loans Ui S. Government expert guest speaker nt Chamber of Commerce meeting 12:30 pm., July 21 «t Spoutcr Inn, 135 N. Main St Next Week Leo Traeger, Columbian Bronze OKoculive talks about the future of Freeport as n boating and -fishing Center. . ' ' / ' T .. . I l l , - I I MUitary A<£deihy. Band $^t For Concert Here Presiding Supervisor Ralph G. Caso of the Town of Hempstead has announced that the 15-piecc United States Military Academy Band has been scheduled foi* a concert at the Town's Merrick Road Park, Merrick, at 8;15 p.m on Saturday, August 20. The United States Military Academy Band is the oldest mili' tary unit at West Point and the oldest band In the U. S. Army Its cKistance predates the Revo lutlcnary War, and Its formal organization occured in 1812 wh"' the musicians became a part ol the Company of Engineers, Sap pers end Miners :stationed on the present site of the Military Academy at W^t Point. New Office* For Nassau \County GOP The NMeau Ctiunty Bcpubli-can Committee moved to spacious ncsw quarters at the Gar-den City Hotel on Wed., July 20. Tiie offices are locaited in the west wing of the Hotel, on the main floor.. The wing has been completely renovated and cbn-vcrted to'offieespace. Republican Headquarters, formerly located ;on Franklin Avenue in GMden City will retain the same plione number. PI 1-7300. DEUCiSTaRENOTlGE The BaAleyrPhaimscy, 296 No; Msiii Sfci Frsflporl, will zemsin open lato. oatll 10 pan. Uiis.Bttn*^! day., Jullf 2<* All oth«r drug Mtastm- who; art manibMStof Um FmmpotlirJPiaMvuu^--' Atapdatitwi djaa*'.at 2 |UW' on SiunAatf. Tb* Bwkiaf 'lelcplwaa numbct U The Freeport Bonrd of Education has nnnoiinced thul Mr. Joseph Quick, Assl. to the Superintendent, has rcslRnnd from his post i erecctive September 1, 1086, Mr. Quick, » veteran of IB years in Ihe Freeport School system, will be taking on n new assignment in New RoehcUe. Mr. Quick came to Freeport In 1B48 as ft studonl losiehcr In tlio Archer Street school and rc-miilncd in Fret-purl ti> take over thu role of assistant principal and principal of tlie Buyview Avenue school for 7 ycavs nud was recently appointed us Assistant to the Superintendent of Schools for Adminlstrnl'cin. As nn cducntof, Mi. Quick has worked tor m«iny of the modern tcttching programs which are currently in force \n Fteoporl. Under hk direct loadors.Siip a modern math program and tiie Initial Teaching Alphabet method of (.gachipg. /etsdi/ig were Inlrodiie-^ ed mto the elementary grade/a. He*" was inatrmnontui in introducing the Team ' Teaching eonccpt la grudos 2 to (I. Hiii interest and (Continued on lingo 2) Joseph Quick (left Is pictured at a recant convention of International Exchange Teachers, Sam Fishkind Cited Nassau County Clerk Franklin H, Oinsloln, in a ceremony in his office in Mlneola recently, recognized the more than 40 years of -service given io the psoph of Naaxau County by Samuel Fiahltlnd, Document Ckrk, of 40 Kandall Ave., Freeport. Eech of the vol-mm employees in the County Clark's Otfieo received ar enameled gold pin In recognition of the faithful performance of thoir dullw. DO YOU WAr^T THE FINiEST? Soa Food - Lobators » Steaks - Chops and Tho Fineet American SpectoltSes .* ^ : . ' 'Vlaii, Otto Kuni' Sea Breeze Sestamrant Overlooking Ibo Watvrfroni ' Advertisement App«ar» On. Page Ten '.-"'. "i'.'-r" »'A*»-r>--i*-4''.srr».'r-cT;' T.";.*^']
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- See our new gallery from the Philippines
- A priest who drinks
- What can parishioners do to help him beat the habit?
- The cult of money
- Pope Francis fires yet another broadside at it
- Supernatural
- Cardinal describes how the conclave was guided by the Holy Spirit
- Mostly a myth?
- Theologian has some surprising things to say about early Christian persecution


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LIVE RACING every Thursday and Sunday with a first race post time of 6:30 p.m.
Save the date! The 49th Frank Ryan Memorial Trot returns Sunday, August 18!
Cruise Nights are back every Wednesday; children welcome in the dining room.
Visit the Flea Market every Sunday.
Attention Horsemen: The entry box closes at 10:00am every Monday.
Corporate Sponsors
Archived Races
Race Program
How to bet guide
Simulcast calendar
Conditions sheet


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The ISH Navigator is the official ISH app from Messe Frankfurt. Up-to-date information, relevant to the trade fair, will be available free of charge easily, quickly and in the one place, all the time that visitors are on the move.
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Here you can find the most important trends in the sector and the appropriate events of ISH Water and ISH Energy.


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How to Get Your Whole Neighborhood Excited About Recycling
Filed under: Uncategorized on Thursday, April 11th, 2013 by admin | Comments OffRecycling efforts are important in order to reduce the amount of litter found in landfills across the country. These landfills are quickly filling up to capacity. The future of the planet can be affected by overfilling these landfills. Communities can get the entire neighborhood excited about recycling by providing recycling containers. They can also send out informative information that discusses the benefits of recycling as a community. Teach your children about recycling by allowing them to help you prepare the items for the recycling bins.Is this new to you? Catch up Read the rest of this entry »