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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Preliminary results show that last year Florida had a 30-year low of traffic crash fatalities.
Florida Highway Patrol says Monday that there were 2,430 traffic crash fatalities in 2010. This number is lowest the state has had since 1978. This number is also an annual decrease of more than five percent. In 2009 there were, 2,563 traffic fatalities.
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The Fort Pitt Blockhouse stands at the site of old Fort Pitt near the confluence of the Monongahela and Allegheny Rivers, forming the Ohio River. This so-called block house, was originally constructed in 1764 and is known as the oldest building in all of Western Pennsylvania. The blockhouse was later used as a residential house, but has been purchased and operated by the Daughters of the American Revolution for many years.
Fort Pitt was built in 1758 during the French and Indian War, next to the site of Fort Duquesne, which the French built in 1754. In the 1760s local Indians tried to seize the fort from he British, but failed. By 1772 the British army no longer had a need for the fort, and it was sold to local residents. Just prior to the American Revolution, this fort became the site of a border dispute between Virginia and Pennsylvania, as both claimed the area of today's southwest Pennsylvania. During the Revolutionary War, the for was harassed by Indians and British sympathizers, but remained the Western District headquarters of the Continental Army. At the end of the Revolution, the US Army maintained only two forts: West Point in New York and Fort Pitt. In the 1960s the area of Fort Pitt was excavated and restored, with one of the results being the recreation of one of the fort's bastions that now serves as the The Fort Pitt Museum. -
Fort Pitt Block House
A tidy black iron fence encircles the historic Block House erected by British Colonial forces in 1764. My husband and I along with my mother had taken time from a family visit to explore this 18th century time capsule and learn something about this area's history.
The purpose of the building was to 'extend the field of musket fire beyond the walls of Fort Pitt and create a protective field of crossfire between the bastions of the fort'. The Block House is the oldest building in Pittsburgh and the only part of Fort Pitt that remains.
The structure sits in beautiful Point State Park, near the Fort Pitt Museum and it's been open to the public for over 100 years. Upon excavation nearly 2,000 small pieces of history were found which show it was once 'a fort, a trading post, a home and small store'. Some of these artifacts are displayed in the Block House.
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The Block House is sited as coming from the earliest part of an era known as the Trans-Allegheny Migration, whereby settlers from Virginia, Pennsylvania and Maryland progressed over the Allegheny Mountains to parts of the already established east, west and Ohio.
Tensions over Ohio Valley's fertile land resulted in a squabble known as the Seven Years War or the French and Indian War of 1754-1763.
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Owned and administered by the Fort Pitt society of the Pittsburgh Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution since 1894. A gift of Mary O'Hara Schenley. Open Wednesday through Sunday 10-5pm weather permitting at Point State Park, Pittsburgh
The Fort Pitt Block House or Bouquet's Redoubt was constructed in 1764 by the British Colonial forces near the end of the Pontiac War. The building's purpose was to extend the field of muskets fire beyond the walls of the Fort Pitt and also create a protective field of crossfire between the Bastions of the fort. Fort Pitt was besieged by Native Americans in July of 1763 and woul have probably capitulated had not an army commanded by Colonel Henry Bouquet defeated the mixed tribes of Delawares, Mingoes, Shawnees, and Seneca nearby at the Battle of Bushy Run.
Bouquet planned five (5) such buildings ringing around Fort Pitt, although the locations of only (3) are known. This historic little fort has been kept open free to the public year round as a public service for over 100 yrs, one of Pittsburgh's longest running traditions.
An archeological dig inside the structure revealed more than 2,000 small items dating to the days when the Block House had been a fort, a trading post, a home and even a small store.
Nestled in a grove of hundred year old Gingko trees in Point State Park, the five-sided redoubt is not only the oldest building in the city of Pittsburgh and the only structure remains of the original fort Pitt, but it is also the earliest remnant of the era known as "Trans-Allegheny Migration".- Archeology
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Drinking on a Shoestring: South East Asia's Best Budget Booze
It is a demon that numbs our senses, and its power is impossible to overthrow until you throw up. It is on the five continents and the seven seas. Alcohol is the universal language; this has now been confirmed by dermatologists. In South East Asia it doesn't just make the hearts of the locals beat slower: Be it on Ko Panghan in Thailand, in Nha Trang, Vietnam, or Vang Vieng in Laos – entire tourist party hells live off continuous irrigation by overpriced bars. But stop! It doesn't have to be like that! Already in the past sagesex has proven that South East Asia offers festive inebriation in price ranges below any budget – at least for those with a tough stomach. Which means looking for a compromise: Good and affordable is what counts! After half a year of experience in this part of the world sagesex is ready to present the ultimate guide to almost free intoxication in South East Asia: The top three in affordable and enjoyable alcoholica.
This is China: puebv busgugjfh
Without a doubt China is among the countries with the most amusing half-assed English T-shirt prints in the world. In this great genre of fine arts, vocabulary, grammar, and meaning are being bent to achieve cool sound and design. The creator of this piece is setting new standards and leading T-shirt art into a new age. Watch out designers and avantgarde artists – the Chinese are coming!
This is China: Dali – or not?
Dali is a small town in Yunnan, China. Actually, it is three towns: When we arrived at the Dali bus station in the evening we consulted the Lonely Planet and found out that we were supposed to be right next to the city walls of this enchanting little old town. So we ignored the waiting taxis and started to walk. Unfortunately, nothing here looked similar to our map, and after half an hour of wandering about we had to admit to ourselves that we had no clue where we were. Everything here looked so typically newly Chinese and modern, not a hint of old town.
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The Subminiature Vacuum Tube: The Cycle of Technology
A short documentary of the history of the subminiature vacuum tube. This 16 minute film was produced by the MIT Museum with funding from Raytheon in 1986 for the MIT Industrial Liaison Program. The producer and director was Seichi Tsutsumi of the MIT Industrial Liaison Program. The film may be freely used provided credit to the MIT Museum is supplied.
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Excellent and intesting video about the subminiature tube and application to proximity fuze. Thank you
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Excellent historical video….
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Thanks for the informative piece of history. But you might want to spell subminiature correctly in the title. After all, you are MIT.
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MSc, 1 year full time/2 years part time
Subject overview
Climate change and sustainable energy are perhaps the most important issues of our time. The challenge is to make a worldwide transition to a low-carbon economy, while at the same time providing modern energy services to a growing population and adapting to the increasingly substantial, but often uncertain, impacts of a changing climate. To meet these challenges, society needs professionals and policy-makers who understand the complex, multidimensional scientific, socioeconomic, technological and institutional challenges associated with sustainable energy, climate change mitigation and climate adaptation.
Our climate change and energy policy degrees are designed to provide state-of-the-art training for this expanding professional market.
Sussex is renowned for its agenda-setting, interdisciplinary teaching and research in science, development, and policy studies. You will be taught by leading researchers who have played key roles advising governmental/ intergovernmental bodies and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) on climate change mitigation and adaptation and/or energy policy.
For the MSc in Climate Change and Development and the MSc Climate Change and Policy, you will be taught by faculty from the Department of Geography, SPRU – Science and Technology Policy Research, and the Institute of Development Studies (IDS):
- the Department of Geography is a leading centre of geographical scholarship in the UK, with particular strengths in climate science, impacts and adaptation
SPRU – Science and Technology Policy Research was ranked 2nd science and policy think tank in the UK and 11th in the world (University of Pennsylvania: Global Go-To Think-Tanks Report 2012). The Sussex Energy Group is one of the largest independent social science energy policy research groups in the world
IDS is ranked 1st 'Best University-Affiliated Think Tank' in the UK and 3rd in the world (University of Pennsylvania: Global Go To Think Tanks Report 2012).
The MSc in Energy Policy for Sustainability is taught by faculty in SPRU – Science and Technology Policy Research who are part of the Sussex Energy Group. The group undertakes academically rigorous, interdisciplinary research engaging with policy-makers and practitioners. The aim of our research is to identify ways of achieving the transition to sustainable, low-carbon energy systems.
More information can be found at Sussex Climate Network.
Programme outline
This MSc provides broad-based, interdisciplinary social science training for future energy policy professionals working in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors.
The course focuses on the opportunities, challenges and constraints associated with making the transition to low-carbon energy systems in both the developed and developing world. This transition has scientific, technological, economic and political dimensions that are complex, multidimensional and interlinked. Key challenges include promoting the innovation and rapid diffusion of low-carbon technologies and balancing multiple economic, social and environmental objectives.
The MSc is led by the Sussex Energy Group (SEG), one of the largest independent social science energy policy research groups in the world. SEG is based in SPRU – Science and Technology Policy Research at the University of Sussex and is a core partner in the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research and the UK Energy Research Centre.
You will engage with the key concepts, theories, issues, challenges and debates within energy and climate policy, acquire skills in relevant analytical techniques and apply these to the analysis, design and evaluation of policy at a variety of levels. This MSc is unique in integrating ideas and perspectives from economics, innovation studies and policy studies while requiring no previous training in these areas.
Modules are assessed by a combination of coursework, multiple-choice exams, extended essays, presentations, policy briefs and a dissertation.
2013 modules
Please note that these are the core modules and options (subject to availability) for students starting in the academic year 2013.
Core modules
- Dissertation (Energy Policy for Sustainability)
- Introducing Energy Policy and Sustainability
- Introduction to Statistical Research Methods
- Perspectives, Methods and Skills for Science, Technology and Innovation Studies
- Science, Technology and Innovations: Markets, Firms and Policies
- Building Innovation Systems for Development
- Energy and Development
- Energy Policy and Sustainability
- Governing energy transitions
- Information and Communication Technology Policy and Strategy
- Innovation for Sustainability
- Managing Knowledge
- Statistical Methods for Science, Technology and Innovation Studies
Building Innovation Systems for Development
15 credits
Spring teaching, year 1
Dissertation (Energy Policy for Sustainability)
60 credits
Summer teaching, year 1
Energy Policy and Sustainability
15 credits
Spring teaching, year 1
During this course you will analyse the conceptual and policy-related issues in energy policy and sustainability. Key approaches will include economics (including institutional and behavioural), political science, policy analysis and decision analysis. Particular focusses include theories of transition to sustainable energy futures, and analysing appropriate governance structures and appraisal methods.Key sustainability issues in the energy policy debate covered include: the trade-offs and synergies between sustainability and other policy objectives; technology choice issues, especially in relation to nuclear power and renewables; environmental and economic regulation and their interaction; the different levels of policy intervention (international, national, regional/local); problems in implementing energy efficiency policies and their relation to carbon emission reductions; and problems in policy approaches based on long-term scientific predictions of climate change.
Energy and Development
15 credits
Spring teaching, year 1
Governing energy transitions
15 credits
Spring teaching, year 1
Information and Communication Technology Policy and Strategy
15 credits
Spring teaching, year 1
The course provides you with an overview of the strategic management and policy issues raised by the production and use of advanced information and communication technologies and services. Perspectives are drawn from economics, management and organisation theory, as well as political science and sociology. The focus is on the evolution of a complex technical system in the wider contexts of emerging user requirements in the public and private sectors. Much of the course is centred around the implications of the internet, particularly in terms of media conversion, regulation, productivity and employment, intellectual property rights and electronic commerce.
Innovation for Sustainability
15 credits
Spring teaching, year 1
This course explores the role innovation can play in sustainable development in industrialised and developing countries, including (but not limited to) its importance in mitigating and adapting to climate change. Key ideas include past and current theory on sustainability, growth and competitiveness (with specific reference to the role of technology), understanding and influencing directions of innovation, and the governance of socio-technical transitions. You will explore specific topics within each key idea, such as social and technical innovations in energy and resource use efficiency; economic and other policy instruments to promote such innovations; barriers to the diffusion of sustainable innovations; the role of innovative green niches in systems transformations; and the challenges of international co-ordination. These will be illustrated with reference to real world cases in the manufacturing, housing, agriculture and energy sectors.
Introduction to Statistical Research Methods
15 credits
Spring teaching, year 1
The course aims to provide you with a basic understanding of descriptive statistics and statistical inference as they are used in the social sciences, and to develop your skill in the use of a leading statistical software package (SPSS) so that you are able to perform statistical analysis relevant for reaching social science research conclusions. This is done through extensive hands-on practice. The descriptive statistics you will cover includes methods that can also be used for exploratory qualitative analysis.
Introducing Energy Policy and Sustainability
30 credits
Autumn teaching, year 1
Managing Knowledge
15 credits
Spring teaching, year 1
This course outlines the key institutional and organisational forms underpinning the emerging knowledge economy, looking closely at the pivotal role that knowledge workers play in the creation, application and diffusion of knowledge within and between firms.
You will consider new approaches to managing learning processes in the firm, including recent developments such as knowledge management and novel organisational structures. You will explore the role of labour mobility through different types of knowledge worker communities and networks. You will also consider the role of open-source innovation and knowledge transfer within and across epistemic communities, the role of new human resource management approaches, and network mapping techniques. You will go on to consider how certain skills are coming to play a critical role in the knowledge economy, such as knowledge brokering and gate-keeping. Finally, you will explore how labour market institutions that impact on careers shape different approaches to knowledge generation, and be introduced to key concepts associated with knowledge transfer, including social capital, knowledge exploration and exploitation, and the role of key actors in knowledge transfer.
Statistical Methods for Science, Technology and Innovation Studies
0 credits
Summer teaching, year 1
This course provides training and guidance in applied statistics for postgraduate students of various backgrounds who already have some acquaintance with elementary statistics. The course has two main components. The first provides you with basic training in the use and application of methods in your own research. This will cover multivariate analysis, including analysis of variance, factor analysis, discriminant analysis, principal components, and cluster analysis. The second is designed to strengthen your ability to interpret and assess statistical work undertaken by others in applications reported in the academic publications likely to be encountered while undertaking a SPRU course.
Perspectives, Methods and Skills for Science, Technology and Innovation Studies
15 credits
Spring teaching, year 1
This course initially provides an overview of the intellectual terrain covered by science and technology policy studies, with illustrations of some of the methodologies utilised in SPRU's work. The course then provides an introduction to, and basic training in, a range of some of those methods of inquiry and analysis, both qualitative and quantitative, which should enable you not just to recognise others' use of those methods, but also your own use to understand how and when those methods can be applied.
Science, Technology and Innovations: Markets, Firms and Policies
30 credits
Autumn teaching, year 1
The aim of this course is to introduce you to an ongoing tradition of research on innovation and the various analytical concepts and theories that are used in current academic, management and policy debates. It will explore the processes underlying knowledge accumulation and innovative activity within the global economy and review the historical and contemporary emergence of current innovation systems in both developed and developing country contexts. This includes analysis of the science system, technology, the management of innovation, the theory of the firm, the basis for public policy, environmental analysis, and innovation systems approaches.
The course has a key focus on developing understanding that contributes towards practical analysis of innovation policy and management problems, and therefore provides a range of analytical frameworks for understanding and exploring the nature of public policy and its influence on the operations of business firms and other organisations. These frameworks include economics, evolutionary economics, science and technology studies and history.
The economics part of the course aims to develop your understanding of the 'economic viewpoint' on issues of science and technology management and policy. This viewpoint is relevant for two reasons: first, it is widely believed that economics provides the rationale for the operation of market-based economies (the predominant form of economic organisation in the world today) and second, economic rationales are often the basis for policy decisions in business and government. It also aims to help you develop a set of specific skills in using economic measures and indicators that inform business and public policy.
Entry requirements
UK entrance requirements
A first- or upper second-class undergraduate honours degree in either a social or a natural science. Applicants with relevant professional experience will also be considered.
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IELTS 7.0, with not less than 6.5 in each section. Internet TOEFL with 95 overall, with at least 22 in Listening, 23 in Reading, 23 in Speaking and 24 in Writing.
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Faculty interests
Professor Richard Black Global migration in response to climate change.
Dr Rob Byrne Low-carbon development, renewable energy, socio-technical transitions.
Dr Rose Cairns Discourse analysis and Q methodology on climate-policy-related issues, geo-engineering, governance of technological approaches to climate change.
Terry Cannon Rural livelihoods, disaster vulnerability and climate change adaptation.
Dr Adrian Ely Innovation, sustainability, development, climate change and agriculture.
Dr Mick Frogley Quaternary palaeoecology, and climatic history of lake basins.
Dr Blane Harvey Technologies for learning and knowledge sharing in the global South.
Dr Sabine Hielscher Community innovation in sustainable energy.
Dr Florian Kern Governance of system innovation, energy innovation policy.
Dr Dominic Kniveton Climate systems, and hydrological cycle in Southern Africa.
Dr Markku Lehtonen Role of expert knowledge in energy and environmental policy; transport, biofuels, and sustainability; deliberative decision-making on nuclear energy.
Professor Gordon MacKerron Energy policy of carbon emission reductions and security of supply, nuclear power economics and policy, economic regulation in the energy industries.
Francis McGowan Policy making in the European Union, European government/industry relations.
Professor Erik Millstone Public and environmental health protection policies, risk assessment and management by national and international regulatory bodies, obesity policy.
Dr Julian Murton Permafrost; physical modelling, and Quaternary environments in Arctic Canada and UK.
Dr Lars Otto Naess Social and institutional dimensions of adaptation to climate change.
Dr Andrew Newsham Local knowledge and participation in conservation and development.
Dr David Ockwell Low-carbon technology transfer to developing countries, energy policy, communication and behaviour change.
Dr Ana Pueyo Climate change, low-carbon development, techonology transfer.
Dr Pedram Rowhani Climate change and food security, land cover change, GIS.
Dr Adrian Smith Civil society and technology, environmental policy process.
Dr Steve Sorrell Energy and climate policy, emissions trading, energy efficiency, economics, transport modelling and policy.
Dr Thomas Tanner The policy and practice of adaptation to climate change.
Professor Martin Todd The impact of climate change on hydrological and ecological systems, atmospheric aerosols.
Dr Yi Wang Climate science: terrestrial ecosystems, global bio-geochemical cycles; climate change; ocean-land-atmosphere interaction; tropical convection.
Professor Jim Watson Energy policy; energy and development; sustainability, technology innovation.
Dr Rebecca White Low-carbon food systems.
Careers and profiles
Given the importance of energy on political and corporate agendas, there is a growing demand for energy policy professionals. In SPRU – Science and Technology Policy Research, graduates have been successful in obtaining employment in a variety of roles within the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. For example, recent MSc graduates have gained employment in international organisations (eg OECD, UNDP, UNEP), government departments (eg UK Department of Energy and Climate Change, Government of British Columbia, Canada), local authorities (eg Brighton & Hove Council sustainability team), the private sector (eg RWE npower renewables, Ecofys, EDF, Unilever, Southern Solar, Renaissance Re, Centro de Apoio a Inovação Social-CAIS) and NGOs (eg International Social Science Council, Green Jobs Alliance, People and Planet), while others have gone on to study for PhDs in this area.
Paula's student perspective
'I chose the MSc in Energy Policy for Sustainability at Sussex because I wanted to deepen my knowledge of renewable energies and of the energy system in general.
'In addition to this, I'm also getting new insights into different fields of studies related to economics and innovation. The interdisciplinarity of the course and the international background of the students make it a great and fruitful experience.'
Paula Rolffs
MSc in Energy Policy for Sustainability
Cameron's student perspective
'I chose to study the MSc in Energy Policy for Sustainability at Sussex in order to learn how the appropriate design of economic, energy and environmental policies can promote long-term sustainability, while also meeting needs of the present.
The faculty at SPRU are well-connected with other universities, government agencies and think tanks, and, as a result, I have a number of avenues through which I can pursue my dissertation. I believe that with this MSc I will be better equipped to influence, inspire, educate and negotiate more effectively in order to address the need to transition to sustainable energy systems'
Cameron Jones
MSc in Energy Policy for Sustainability
Martin's faculty perspective
'There can be few areas of science that directly inform policy to the extent that climate science does today. When I started my climate research career more than 20 years ago, climate science was a minority interest and climate change only a peripheral issue. Now it is at the forefront of the scientific, social, economic and political agendas and has a prominent media profile.
'Since climate change has moved out of the research labs and onto the front page, I felt I wanted to look outwards also. Coming to Sussex has enabled me to work with leading groups that work directly on developing policy on the shift from fossil fuels to low-carbon energy and on the impact of climate change on people in the developing world. It has highlighted the magnitude of the challenge society faces and the necessity for the multidisciplinary approach we are developing at Sussex.'
Professor Martin Todd
Chair in Climate Change
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Other ways to visit Sussex
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Tamil Nadu men were crowned 64th national basketball champions while Chhattisgarh won the women's title at the Thyagaraj Sports Complex in New Delhi on Wednesday.
In an attempt to develop a wheelchair basketball team in Chennai, a two day training programme will be conducted on Chennai on February 26 and 27 by the eminent wheelchair basketball coach, Michael Rosenkrantz. The programme will be conducted at Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium. For further details: contact, P Madhavi Latha, on 9841609601 or
Eight months of rigorous training finally paid off for Daley Fernandes and Lambert Godhino as the duo were named in the 12-member basketball men's squad for the Lusofonia Games, 2014.
Defending champions ONGC (Uttarakhand) men and Tamil Nadu women will hope to replicate their last year's performance at the 28th Federation Cup National Basketball Championship.
The Association of Goan Basketball (AGB) has alleged that the open trials conducted by the Basketball Federation of India (BFI) were a farce as "certain names were already decided in advance."
Eight months of rigorous training finally paid off for Daley Fernandes and Lambert Godhino as the duo were named in the 12-member basketball men's squad for the Lusofonia Games, 2014.
With an aim to enrich the knowledge of Indian coaches on teaching the fundamentals to youth, basketball governing bodies across the globe — FIBA and the NBA — along with Basketball Federation of India (BFI) have joined hands to organize a Coaching Certification Course in four corners of India.
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The head of Maryport's Netherhall School hopes the school will still get much needed capital investment, despite missing out on two major Government funding schemes.
David Sibbit said he expected more government funding to become available in the next two or three years.
He was speaking after news that Netherhall was not included in a county council bid for money from the Government's new Priority School Building Programme.
The school had previously been due to get a £20 million revamp under a Building Schools for the Future programme, which was scrapped immediately after the 2010 general election.
Funding is needed to improve its buildings, some of which date back to the 1960s.
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In 2003 the school secured lottery funding to build its hugely successful community sport centre.
It is now looking into private investment opportunities, particularly to improve science and technology facilities.
Mr Sibbit said: "We are trying to prepare our youngsters to be ready for what our local employers need, which is predominantly science and technology based."
He said the school was seeking opportunities to work with business and organisations like Britain's Energy Coast, as well as pursuing local and national government funding.
Mr Sibbit said: "We'll be looking at a mixture of public sector and private investment.
"We have just got to wait and see what happens from the point of view of future development over the next two or three years."
He said the school was able to operate as it is in the meantime, and that performance was improving year on year.
Mr Sibbit will retire in August after being headteacher at Netherhall School for 15 years.
He was sure that new headteacher Jonathan Johnson would continue to push for funding to improve the school.
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- monty924 said...
I missed the show, but I heard over on a podcast, that I frequent, that it is confirmed to be a full 3 month season. Hoping so here... or am I? :)
I tend to let things slide/neglect things during the summer, due to my full blown BB addiction, and it's looking like that will be a full half of the year this go around in 2008. Yikes!
Oh well, bring on my favorite Reality Show... Big Brother! Yay! - 1/29/2008 2:09 AM
- Delee said...
Zoetawny does it again, vnj!
I happened to turn to CBS as Dave started and saw J Chen was on but fell asleep...as we know from other visits...very little is ever said...but thanks for the try, Jackie - 1/29/2008 6:39 AM
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WOW! ZOETAWNY! Great Logo for BB9!
- joy n said...
I agree with Monty924, BB has a tendency to "take over" a lot of time in your daily routine, but, reality addict that I am, I don't care. I'm still looking forward to it. I did hear a little groan from my hubby when I mentioned the "extra" season because he knows I tend to let things slide a bit when BB is on, too. But, he will survive! Hope this is a great season for all of us!
Excellent graphic, Zoetawny!
Thanks so much, (beforehand) Jackie, for providing this venue for us. Excitement is in the air! - 1/29/2008 12:10 PM
- Delee said...
To quote Joy n, "Excitement is in the air"! It is double excitement with BB and Survivor running at the same time...too bad that does not include AR. At that point I would need a TV permanently attached somewhere on my body! Jackie could never survive that!
LOVE the new logo! Props to Zoetawny!
Finally some things we can look forward to......BB9,Survivor and this week.........LOST!!!! I am so tired of surfing to try and find something that's not mind numbing.I won't watch Trump and am over DOND and Howie,and most everything is rerun city. I wonder how sweeps will fair in February with the strike still going on??? And,you know what,it kind of irks me how these strikers can be so selective,yes,we picket this,no we don't picket that one....if you're on strike,you're on strike...give me a break! As all things in Hollywood,it's just not done the same way as other places. I guess they are a breed unto themselves. - 1/29/2008 4:22 PM
- Zoetawny said...
Jackie, I'm sure if YOU were interviewing Chen you would have squeezed out some spoilers. ;) Looks like we're all going to let things slide this double BB season. Wish I could get my dh to eat frozen dinners. LOL I should never have let him know I can cook.
I can't wait to turn on my pc and make some silly unflattering graphics. MY BAD! If it doesn't stop raining here in CA the houseguests are going to get really testy with cabin fever. LOL
I've never looked forward to February as much as I am this year. Even Valentine's Day has never excited me as much as my fav shows returning. ;) I can't believe that "Lost" is back this Thursday. Whoohoo! I think we're all hungry for some good TV because of the writer's strike.
We're going to have some fun now, but I hope it doesn't tax Jackie too much. I know BB means sleepless nights. THANKS Jackie!! - 1/29/2008 8:06 PM
- Sydney said...
lol delee -- I think I'd have to join you in that (never leaving the TV if TAR were on too!) ANd yes, ZOEtawny... I bet Jackie would have totally rocked and interview with Julie... Jackie -- I think ya gotta give Dave a call and help him out already!


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We stayed at the Bridge Hotel for just one night. Thank goodness it wasn't for longer. It was the worst hotel we've ever stayed in in our life. Room was very shabby and dirty and smelt awful. Didn't look as if it had been cleaned for months. We were part of a coach of 27 staying at the hotel and everyone said their rooms were the same so wouldn't have been worth trying to change. Would certainly never stay there again.
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Also- yeah, the film was a piece of crap. "What did the five fingers of the grieving widow say to the face? SLAP!"
Playing the first two games nowadays, the movement feels really clunky, but the gunplay was really fun and it set the benchmark for nearly every other third person shooter to follow in their wake. And of course, they both had great stories- MP2's was more compelling because you really got to see inside Max's head, at his motivations and his almost self-destructive motives. Hoping that MP3 matches up to it.
How about...Common Video Game Diseases as an episode. You can highlight the most prolific games that have characters with Amnesia or Cleptomania.
Max Payne 1 & 2 are amoung the finest video games ever made. Mona's Funhouse still holds the title of Best Level Ever! Max Payne 1 and 2 are now FREE when you pre-order Max Payne 3 on Steam. Do it. Too bad the movie sucked. It Really Sucked. All they had to do was recreate the game. The only good thing about the movie was the ending credits - if you didn't walk out half-way thorugh. Max Payne 3 is lookin good so far.
You sir are an idiot, Man On Fire with Denzel Washington was a remake of the same movie made in the 1987 starring Scott Glenn. It was remade using a black man as the hero, to appease the monkeys in hollywood.
The first two Max Payne games were awesome, noir ftw! Now the movie was a real disappointment, so let's hope Max Payne 3 won't let us down either.
The thing I remember most about Max Payne 1 and 2 is how hard they were, definately games that needed a lot of saving :)
i miss max payne and realy hope that the 3rd one is great but for some reason i doubt it will be
the max payne franchise is my favorite ever, im pretty stoked, i already got the 3rd one pre ordered for my 360. PM me if you want to join my clan! we could get an early start.
My best memories of playing Max Payne is with a mate - we jumped off a buildings onto the scaffolding below and argued about who got the most gruesome death... Good times!!! :lol: Cannot wait for the 3rd installment, going to pop my eyeballs.
You're right, But i cannot fathom why people that do game's film change most of the things. There' like what 1minutes at the end of bullet time killing...... i was watching the whole thing just for that. And if they had tick to original story...... that would have helped too.
MP 2 do have better gameplay. But when it come to the story telling then MP 1 is light years ahead, its story is just so haunting to forget. And about the movie? Well, before it came out I thought that it would be a brilliant idea. But after watching it, I know that it best stays as game forever ever after.
I still love going back to play my Xbox copies of one and two (Both really good ports) and I hope 3 is able to raise the bar on this awesome franchise.
Max payne 3 looks interesting, but I'm gonna wait on reviews first. Never played any of the others
Have all sorts of great memories of the first two games (two of my favorite shooters of all time), and I'm definitely picking up the threequel. Rockstar seems to be doing the series justice while moving it forward as well. Oh, and that part you showed of Max shootdodging off of the ship into the insta-kill water? Yup, just did that (AGAIN) on my most recent playthrough of MP1. Every freaking time....
Awesome video. MP3 still my most anticipated game for 2012, can't wait for May 29 (PC version) and yea, that movie was god awful.
"Hey Max, what did the five fingers of the grieving widow say to the face?" *SLAP*
Max Payne to me is the best action game ever created. With it's fantastic gritty story, dark atmosphere and superb gameplay, you really can't go wrong with it. The graphic novel scenes is what really made the game and the story feel just right. I have played it multiple times and still come back to it to this day. With Max Payne 2 being a pretty good sequel, I wasn't impressed with the ending as much, there was a cliff hanger that I thought would continue through Max Payne 3, but as I can see with the current info we have on Max Payne 3, I don't think it will continue right after Max Payne 2. Which to me is really aggravating. I am interested to see what Max Payne 3 has to offer though and can't wait to play it.
Max is the ultimate killing machine. All those bullets in his guts don't mean a thing as long as he can't feel the pain. He's unstoppable!
Why wasn't this on the front page or on YouTube? I was beginning to think the episode wasn't ready yet.
idk im thinking no remedy no true max payne. I did really enjoy alan wake though if it had bullet time it would have been weird yet amazing.
Great Video Danny... but FYI the "mexican" guy of prison break is NOT mexican, he's from Puerto Rico, even in the series he wasn't a mexican :)... keep the good work!
well i loved max payne 2 soo much i complated a chalenge for it do the entire game without slow mo i did it it was not that hard but before the end of the game i took the librty to finish off some foes with slow-mo
Max 1 and 2 where awesome games, lets hope the 3rd will be an awesome one as well. DukeNukem on PC was a good game as soon as it came to console it turned to be a peace of crap, wasting time and money.
Whenever I ask why people hate the Movie, they don't seem to be able give me a good reason. Just nonsense like It's not great, but anyone who think its terrible likely hasn't seen too many movies.
Summary: Max Payne 1 was awesome, Max Payne 2 did the job, the movie SUCKED and Max Payne 3 is gonna be epic. There you go.


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The first word that may come to mind when thinking about the 1995 Toyota Corolla is ""reliability."" This sedan wasn't designed with excitement in mind, but it does offer the features and reliability buyers want in a first time car. It also meets the needs of a family. There aren't a lot of standard features, but the cloth interior is easy to clean, and the control panel is user friendly.
The 1995 Toyota Corolla experiences a few changes. The 1.8-liter engine loses about 10 hp due to tougher requirements on emission regulations. It also receives more torque. On the DX models, Toyota chose to offer improved interior fabric.
The 1995 Toyota Corolla is intended as a family car. It is kept nice and simple. This isn't the car that buyers want to make a statement. It blends into the background pretty easily. However, with its simple, direct design, it more than meets the needs of the typical family. With its boxy shape and simple lines, it looks unassuming in either body style.
The 1995 Toyota Corolla is pretty standard as well. Even on the upper trim levels, there isn't a great deal of luxury to look forward to. On the other hand, it is well designed. Both driver and passengers can look forward to adequate space in the front and rear. Bucket seats are featured in the front and all versions come with cloth upholstery.
The 1995 Toyota Corolla is known to be an incredibly reliable car and when well cared for doesn't require a lot of repairs. The 1.6-liter engine provides 105 hp with 100 lb-ft of torque. The DX and LE equipped with the 1.8-liter four-cylinder offers 105 hp and 117 lb-ft of torque. It has relatively good fuel economy for its class with the larger 1.8-liter engine still pulling 23/31 mpg city/highway.
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