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Daylight - first video of Zombie Studios' URE4 game released
Daylight, the procedurally generated psychological thriller from Zombie Studios, has a new video available showing the Unreal Engine 4 powered game running. It shows the main character in the game walking around an abandoned hospital with only her cell phone for illumination. Zombie says no two experiences will be alike in the game, and it […]
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Blacklight: Retribution may be heading to consoles
Blacklight: Retribution developer Zombie Studios has regained the rights to console versions of its free-to-play FPS. The team is now weighing up its console options moving forward.
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Daylight is Zombie Studios' Unreal Engine 4 game
Somewhat amusingly, the latest game from the developer of Blacklight is called Daylight.
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Special Forces: Team X gets video blog ahead of next week's release
Special Forces: Team X is the insane third-person shooter from Zombie Studios, and publisher Microprose. It's got the visuals of Borderlands 2 mixed with gunplay and gory chainsaw executions. In short, it looks totally hat-stands. The studio has released a new video blog ahead of the game's release. See it below.
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Special Forces: Team X screens & trailer have a faint whiff of Borderlands
Special Forces: Team X is the new team-based, third-person tactical shooter from Zombie Studios. It launches on PC and Xbox 360 digitally later this year and publisher Microprose has unveiled a batch of screens and a trailer that show people getting blown up, chainsaw-wielding maniacs, soldiers being stabbed violently and a ludicrous amount of expended […]
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Blacklight: Retribution World's End update adds new character, maps and more
Free-to-play shooter Blacklight: Retribution is due for a hefty content drop at the end of this week.
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Blacklight studio working on Unreal Engine 4 title, launching Q2 2013
Blacklight: Retribution developer Zombie Studos has announced it is working on an Unreal Engine 4 title for launch on PC at some point in Q2 2013. Get the details below.
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Special Forces: Team X -"stylized, team-centric third-person shooter," announced for PC
Special Forces: Team X, a PC game in development at Zombie Studios, has been announced as a downloadable release for fall.
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Blacklight Retribution headed to Steam
Joystiq reports free-to-play shooter Blacklight Retribution is on its way to Steam, although developer Zombie Studios declined to give a date. The game is already available for direct download, but the Steam version will sport Steam-exclusive in-game items and all the usual community features like achievements and stat tracking. Blacklight Retribution will join a growing […]
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Blacklight Retribution gets a launch trailer
Perfect World has released the launch trailer for Blacklight Retribution, the free-to-play MMOFPS from Zombie Studios. Anyone can download and begin playing the game by visiting the official website. Watch the launch trailer below.
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Blacklight Retribution beta sees 280M shots fired, 14M minutes played
Perfect World has released a "By the Numbers" video detailing stats accumulated during the open beta for Blacklight Retribution.
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Frogger: Hyper Arcade Edition hitting consoles through digital download
Konami has announced Frogger: Hyper Arcade Edition will be released through PSN, WiiWare, and XBLA this spring. Outed by the Australian Classifications Board last month, the game contains the core Frogger mechanics, but adds "new content and ideas" such as the new gaming modes: Tile Capture, Battle Royale, Freak Out and "more." Players can also […]
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Blacklight: Retribution enters open beta, players needn't worry about "paying to win"
Perfect World has announced Blacklight Retribution has gone into open beta.
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Heavy Metal map video released for Blacklight: Retribution
Perfect World has released a video for Blacklight: Retribution showing off the shooter's Heavy Metal map. The area, according to the video, is a top secret facility which houses experimental technology. It has multiple entry points, two floors of walkways, and depots containing: upgrades, ammo, hardsuits, and health. Check it out for yourself below. The […]
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Blacklight dev working on new Frogger
The Aussie classifications board has apparently outed Frogger: Hyper Arcade Edition from Blacklight developer Zombie Studios.
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Blacklight Retribution video details Deadlock
Perfect World's released a new video for one of the maps in Blacklight Retribution, known as Deadlock. It's supposedly known as one of the deadliest maps ever released, according to Brenna. We're taking her word for it, so watch it in action below, via IGN. The F2P Zombie MMOFPS launches sometime this year.
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Blacklight: Retribution video focuses on heavy weapons
EvAv's posted a new video of F2P FPSMMO Blacklight: Retribution, this time aiming at heavy weapons. Want to up the boom on some punk's scummy ass? Go heavy, yo. Clip's posted below the break.
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Blacklight: Retribution developer video shows off a few of the customization options
Perfect World has released a developer video for Blacklight: Retribution, showcasing the shooter's customization options. There are various ways for the player to customize their super soldier beyond the norm, and the video highlights the bigger aspects to the system. However, as D'toid notes, there are areas of customization in the game not included in […]
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Phase 3 closed beta video released for Blacklight Retribution
Perfect World has released a video for Blacklight Retribution, which is currently in phase three of the closed beta. Watch it below courtesy of Gamefront. The free-to-play Zombie Studios shooter will be monetized using microtransactions entirely, instead of offering a subscription service, and is set for a release later this year. You can sign as a […]
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Closed beta for Blacklight: Retribution starts November 10
Perfect World has announced the closed beta for Blacklight: Retribution will begin on November 10, with a select players invited for day one. More players will be invited as the weeks progress.The game, in development at Zombie Studios, will be free-to-play upon release and will be monetized using microtransactions entirely, instead of offering a subscription […]
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Blacklight Retribution beta sees 280M shots fired, 14M minutes played
Frogger: Hyper Arcade Edition hitting consoles through digital download
Blacklight: Retribution enters open beta, players needn't worry about "paying to win"
Heavy Metal map video released for Blacklight: Retribution
Blacklight dev working on new Frogger
Blacklight Retribution video details Deadlock
Blacklight: Retribution video focuses on heavy weapons
Blacklight: Retribution developer video shows off a few of the customization options
Phase 3 closed beta video released for Blacklight Retribution
Closed beta for Blacklight: Retribution starts November 10
Blacklight Retribution trailer shows a mech having a bad day
Blacklight dev calls Call of Duty Elite "sad", "weird" and "jerk"-like
Zombie Studios announces Blacklight Retribution as its F2P sequel to Tango Down
Zombie Studios to bring Top Cow's Hunter-Killer to PSN and XBL
Hunter-Killer game announced by Saw developer
Zombie Studios making Unreal Engine 3 shooter for Kinect
SAW II gets October 19 release date in US
Blacklight: Tango Down releasing on XBLA tomorrow
Blacklight: Tango Down has "trillions" of weapon customization options
SAW 2 announced for an autumn release from Konami
Blacklight: Tango Down has normal multiplayer modes, mini-games
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UPDATED - For those stuck in Egypt without the Internet, Google, Twitter and SayNow have teamed up to create an innovative voicemail system: Call a number and leave a message, and the system blasts it out into the universe in the form of a tweet with the hashtag #egypt.
You can see the whole river of messages, all hauntingly uniform and anonymous, on Twitter at @speak2tweet. When you click on one of the short links, you're taken to a page on SayNow that plays back a unique message. Go ahead and take a listen for yourself.
Since loved ones will basically have to listen to each and every message with the hope of hearing their own friends and family members inside Egypt, the system does seem a little inefficient. And besides, it seems that the Mubarak government is shutting off cell phone service in anticipation of tomorrow's demonstration, so it may be harder for many Egyptians to get to a phone. Still, as a helpless bystander, it's both a relief and a sorrow to hear these voices escaping from the all-consuming crisis.
UPDATE 1:40 a.m. ET Tuesday: Some more generous techies are helping translate all of the speak2tweet tweets, and posting them here at WordPress.
Some of the messages are heartbreaking: "I just wanted to say 'hi' to my brother and his wife since we didn't get a chance to talk before they cut off the Internet." Others are hopeful: "I want to thank the army for the great message that they've sent to the Egyptians, in which they announced that they won't resort to violence against the protestors." It really is a direct line to the eye of the storm.
UPDATE 5:40 p.m. ET Tuesday: More of the messages are hosted in audio and text on the site egypt.alive.in as well.
More on the crisis in Egypt from Technolog:
Catch up with Wilson on Twitter at @wjrothman, or join our conversation at the Technolog Facebook page.

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I said before the season, aftter they got iguodala, that denver could win the west and everyone laughed. Right now, OKC, SanAntonio and Denver look like the three best teams, with memphis right behind them. Part of the nuggets success can be attributed to george karl. No top coach gets so little love. Not sure why, but this is HIS team....built the way he wanted it. A great GM has worked to draft well (The Faried steal was genius) and making opportune trades (McGhee and Iguodala, as well as chandler and Galinari). But Ty Lawson makes this team go. The loss last night was because lawson was out. They dont attack as effectively without him. If they have an MVP is ty lawson.
The Fundamentals: Nuggets challenging the conventional contender wisdom
By Rob Mahoney
Even after 15 consecutive victories, the Nuggets — and their playoff prospects — remain drenched in public skepticism. No team is easier to write off with tired platitudes, and thus every conversation regarding Denver's merit inevitably comes to address the ways in which the team fails to line up with the playoff standard.
That separation from the traditional contender mold is undeniable. Since trading Carmelo Anthony two seasons ago, the Nuggets have evolved along a track that fully differentiates them from the rest of the league to the point that playing against Denver is a challenge unlike any other in the NBA. The fruits of their ingenuity and insistent efforts have slotted the Nuggets as the third seed in the Western Conference, and better yet: a possible, improbable fringe championship contender.
Let's consider the most common, general criticisms of the Nuggets and their style before dismissing them out of hand. First and foremost is the lack of a superstar player, much less the two or three stars traditionally considered requisite for contention. The Nuggets have no all-world dynamo in the vein of LeBron James or Chris Paul, and nothing even remotely close. Even Denver's best players are borderline All-Stars lacking a skill set even vaguely reminiscent of those who have led their teams to championships. This is reason enough for some to disregard Denver as a regular-season wonder, and it's hard to argue against the empirical precedent of star-driven teams. (Ninety-two percent of the champions from 1956 through 2005 had a recent All-NBA first-team selection, according to 82games.com.)
Yet most of what a superstar provides for a contender can be boiled down to an economy of function. It's convenient to have a vast collection of those necessary skills and attributes distilled into one player, but a superstar is only as necessary as those underlying qualities afforded. Typically, chief among those traits is the capacity to create efficient offense — something of a superstar hallmark in today's NBA. It's no longer sufficient for a star to pile up points, as it's all the more crucial that he does so without the ill-advised attempts or raw shooting volume that might offset the impact of his scoring. True offensive anchors are able to maximize their points per shot attempt, typically by getting to the basket, scoring from beyond the arc and getting to the free-throw line.
Denver is successful in two of those ways despite the lack of a standout star — so much so that it ranks fourth in the NBA in points per possession.
The Nuggets' offense can be defined by its insistence on getting to the rim. Every player in the lineup works in concert to advance the ball closer to the basket on a second-by-second basis. The bulk of that work is accomplished by pushing the pace with unbelievable abandon – an effort that results in all kinds of looks around the basket as the Nuggets overwhelm flat-footed opponents in the open court. Denver has a great understanding of how much it can give up in the way of defensive rebounding in order to jump-start its fast break, with Corey Brewer and Andre Iguodala quickly topping the ranks of the NBA's premier leak-out scorers. Further, point guards Ty Lawson and Andre Miller waste precious little time dawdling in the transition between defense and offense, consistently challenging opponents to keep pace.
When things slow down, coach George Karl has remedied Denver's spacing and shot-creating issues in the half court by dialing up the movement and involving the big men in tons of screening action, as Grantland's Zach Lowe illustrated in his breakdown of the Nuggets' offense last week. The Nuggets incorporate so many dribble hand-offs and so much off-ball cutting that their possessions can seem like a desperate scramble, though most every action is a valuable step in bringing the play closer to the rim. That might be easy enough to counter if the Nuggets weren't collectively flying around the court to set screens and cue curls, but no Denver player stands still long enough for opponents to really capitalize on any particular matchup or exploitable area of the court.
Denver just keeps churning, and as a result leads the NBA in shot attempts at the rim. To put it in perspective, here's a look at the Nuggets' attempts in the restricted area during their 15-game streak compared with the rest of the NBA's top 10 in that category over the same stretch:
Every Nuggets game is an all-out assault on the basket (Denver has outscored opponents in the paint in 52 consecutive games), with no regard for the mid-range jumpers that some teams rely on as an inefficient crutch. As a result, Denver also ranks a fantastic fifth in free-throw rate — an area of performance typically reserved for those teams with stellar individual shot creators. True to form, no Nuggets player averages more than five free throw attempts per game, though virtually every component of Denver's regular rotation manages to get to the line at a respectable clip.
Every player at Karl's disposal can either handle a drive or finish inside, providing a solid skill foundation for a furious fast-breaking team that brings a similar aim and frantic approach to its half-court sets. The end result isn't perfect, as the Nuggets ultimately rate as an above-average half-court offense. But when that slight success is paired with a brutal and relentless transition game, there's reason enough to believe that even a postseason dynamic wouldn't unsettle an offense this potent.
Another one of the most common critiques of the Nuggets' balanced roster is the question of who will take the last shot. It's a good question, but one that's hardly been relevant this season. While Lawson, Iguodala, Miller and Danilo Gallinari have all done their fair share of good work in the clutch, it's Denver's success overall that makes this more or less a moot point for the moment.
According to NBA.com, the Nuggets rate as one of the best offensive teams in the league in clutch* situations by way of their shooting percentages. Only four teams — the Heat, Clippers, Lakers and Blazers — have posted a higher effective field-goal percentage in clutch situations than the Nuggets, in part because Denver brings the same aggressive transition drive and flurry of half-court movement to its late-game offense. While other teams get bogged down with simplified isolations, Denver continues to execute its fluid, motion-heavy offense until clock management becomes an unavoidable issue. Not only does that make the Nuggets far less predictable in crunch time than any other team, but it also allows Karl to manipulate matchups by relying on the same screen-heavy actions to instigate beneficial defensive switches. Even without a specific player to go to in end-game situations, Denver creates advantages by continuing to be more aggressive in its playing style.
*Clutch, in this case, is defined as any possession with less than five minutes remaining in which either team is ahead by no more than five points.
Plus, Denver is consistently underrated as a defensive team, in part because it allows 101 points per game (No. 24 in the league) as a result of its fast-paced style. But in assessing per-possession performance rather than the far-too-broad per-game scope, the Nuggets are 11th and have improved a lot over the course of the season.
Quantitative measures aside, though, I don't think we consider enough just how defeating playing against the Nuggets can be. Denver is rivaled only by Miami in exploiting live-ball turnovers and may be the best in converting a defensive rebound into a transition opportunity. Those factors, while seemingly small, can create a mental fatigue that dwarfs even the physical toll of playing against the Nuggets at altitude.
When this team is operating at peak or near-peak levels, its success in transition is so consistent that each missed shot from an opponent seems as though it will result in a Denver dunk. Every pass is an opportunity for a turnover that would surely result in Nuggets points. Every opponent's deep drive into the paint is a voluntary surrender of good defensive positioning against a transition chance. As Denver works through every possession at a dead sprint, doubt and hesitation begin to creep into the minds of its opponents, which only pulls them further and further into the Nuggets' trap.
The general trends of playoff basketball (slower pace in general, time for proper tactics and scouting, lower turnover rates) will make things more difficult, but Denver's style is ultimately wearying for opponents to defend in full-court and half-court situations alike. Neither matching aggression nor offsetting tentativeness is the remedy for the Nuggets' oppressive style, and yet opponents so often fall into a rhythm of trying to play too cautiously or too wildly in their attempt to control the game. In that, the Nuggets' approach — so often cited as a reason for some inevitable playoff failure — is an incredible asset, and one that isn't likely to be quelled solely by teams tightening up in a postseason setting.
It's easy to pick out all the things that the Nuggets are not — an elite defensive team, a traditional star-driven operation, a grind-it-out offense — and it remains to be seen whether a team this unconventional can apply its style to a certain playoff series. It's not perfect, but this Nuggets team has the kind of nuance in its offense that could more fully make up for the lack of a traditional star, and an altogether more consistent philosophy that breaks down opponents from opening tip until the final minutes.
• While the Nuggets have been able to translate their open-court success into half-court production, not every team — and certainly not every player — has managed to conquer that balance. Dallas' Darren Collison remains a rather extreme example of the contrary, as he has come to rely on fast-break scoring opportunities more than any other player in the league.
According to NBA.com, 33.9 percent of Collison's points have come on the fast break, which in itself wouldn't be so disheartening if Collison hadn't also been so underwhelming as a half-court playmaker. Even after four NBA seasons, Collison still lacks the level of spacial recognition necessary to make aggressive drives to the rim and good, cross-court reads, all of which makes him woefully inconsistent when executing against a set defense. Power to Collison for getting a few freebie layups and jumpers per game, but his fast-break reliance — and the play of the Mavs' point-guard rotation in general — remains one of the key reasons why Dallas is below .500.
• The Thunder continue to debunk the common thinking that quality teams have to take care of the ball. Oklahoma City ranks 29th in turnover rate, with the five-man group of Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, Serge Ibaka, Kevin Martin and Kendrick Perkins ranking as the highest-turnover high-usage lineup in the league, guilty of giving the ball away on 18.2 percent of its possessions. Most teams would not be able to thrive with so many squandered possessions, but it remains an incredible testament to the Thunder's shot-making ability that they still rank second in points per possession while surrendering so many turnovers and grabbing an average amount of offensive rebounds.
• Offensive rebounds are great, but there's particular value in a player who can collect a board at the rim and immediately convert that action for easy points. It's for that reason that I'm intrigued, strangely enough, by Philadelphia's Spencer Hawes and Sacramento's Jason Thompson — two big men who aren't considered bulk rebounders and won't be found on the offensive rebounding leaderboard, and yet fall in the top 10 in tip-in makes. Hawes, in particular, makes a significantly greater percentage of his put-back tries (65 percent) than any other high-frequency rebounder in the league, while Thompson has essentially matched Tyson Chandler in tip-in buckets despite grabbing more than 100 fewer offensive rebounds than the New York center.
1. Atlanta's redundant (and successful) backcourt
Hawks coach Larry Drew has spun his roster 'round and 'round in search of successful lineups, to the point of sacrificing stability and consistency for experimentation's sake. (How else to describe his strange love for marginally useful players?) Regardless, Drew has struck improbable gold with the combination of Devin Harris and Jeff Teague, as the Hawks have outscored opponents by an incredible 9.5 points per 100 possessions — relative to Atlanta's season average of 1.1 — whenever that pair is on the floor.
There's obvious value in having a pair of ball handlers on the floor, and in that regard Harris makes for a more helpful piece than the alternatives of DeShawn Stevenson, Dahntay Jones, et al. Yet it's genuinely curious why the pairing of Teague and Harris beats opposing starting lineups with such regularity, particularly considering their hardly complementary skill sets.
2. Denver's fine line
The Nuggets had a scare in their 114-104 win over the Thunder last week when Wilson Chandler departed with shoulder injury, but he's rebounded quickly from a joint separation and is listed as probable for Monday's game against New Orleans. As good as Denver is, Chandler's absence was a reminder of how vital depth is to the Nuggets' operation. There's no star to shoulder more of the scoring burden when a player goes down, and no seldom-used reserve who can step into more minutes. Denver is running deep for a reason, and if a player like Chandler were to go down for any significant stretch, it would hurt the team more than most realize. We often associate depth with a capacity to absorb injury, but teams like the Nuggets can ill afford to lose such a productive and versatile player.
3. The most wonderful time of the year
The NBA's own March Madness has begun, as lottery teams find new and exciting ways to make themselves even less competitive and decent players rattle off unsustainable levels of performance. Andray Blatche may be the most infamous example of a flighty player going off on a massively productive spring, but impending free-agent guard Gerald Henderson is making a run at this year's crown, averaging 23.8 points (on 52.8 percent shooting), 4.6 rebounds and 4.4 assists for the Bobcats over the last nine games. Henderson is a fine player, but this is a classic example of the kind of nuttiness that typically defines the league's lottery teams around this time every year. Enjoy it, and don't get swept away.
4. Only Charlotte …
Speaking of the Bobcats, leave it to Charlotte to surrender a season-high 15 points to Miami's Norris Cole — who is likely the worst rotation player in the NBA — on Sunday. Virtually all of those points came in an already-decided fourth quarter, but it takes special circumstances (optimal wind conditions, certain alignment of the planets and stars, a matchup against the hands-down worst team in the league) for Cole to have that kind of showing.
5. Now stepping out of Rick Carlisle's doghouse: Brandan Wright
Mavericks coach Carlisle has never been all that predictable with his rotations, but he's proved particularly hook-happy with his young players this season. Collison has been a frequent victim, as was Rodrigue Beaubois before his injury. But Carlisle's treatment of Wright has been especially curious, given the limitations of the Mavs' other options at center alongside Dirk Nowitzki.
Wright is a PER darling, but enough of a liability on defense to justifiably draw Carlisle's ire. That makes him a weird fit with Nowitzki, but one whose production helps to offset some of his limitations. Even without a go-to move, a back-to-the-basket game or the benefit of capable playmakers, Wright has averaged 17.1 points per 36 minutes on a tidy 61 percent shooting from the field — numbers that have helped boost Dallas' fast-paced offense, even if Wright can't patch up the Mavs' porous back-line defense.
And after a few months of cycling between decent minutes and scarce playing time for the fifth-year big man, Carlisle has finally thrown Wright into the starting lineup over the last two games to good effect. Wright was far more successful against Boston last week (23 points, eight rebounds) than he was against Utah (seven points, four rebounds) on Sunday, but that's to be expected with a situational, unseasoned talent like Wright. Yet at this point, committing to Wright is Carlisle's most sensible play; Elton Brand and Chris Kaman figure to sign elsewhere in free agency after a haphazard season in Dallas, but Wright remains one of the few pieces on the roster that could conceivably be re-signed.
6. Utah's downward spiral
A quick word of acknowledgement for the Jazz, who have just done their damnedest to ensure that the Lakers make the playoffs. Injuries and bad luck have played a part in Utah's implosion, but losses to Dallas and San Antonio over the weekend completed a month-long stretch in which the Jazz won just three of 15 games, every one of them crucial to Utah's dimming postseason hopes. It's all a very charitable effort to prevent the Lakers' season from ending in a disastrous trip to the lottery, but I'm afraid the Jazz's work isn't quite finished. With L.A.'s back-to-back losses to Washington and Phoenix, Utah may have to drop a few extra games down the stretch to preserve a postseason trip for the Lakers.
7. A late entry into the corner-three derby
Shane Battier leads the league in corner threes attempted per game (2.8), but a new challenger has entered the race for that crown. Chase Budinger has missed 59 games for Minnesota, but he returned last Thursday after rehabbing a torn meniscus to provide a much-needed boost to the Wolves' miserable three-point shooting. In the three games since his return, Budinger has already attempted nine corner threes — making four — to vault him toward the top of the rankings. It's going to take a lot more concerted work to keep Budinger rolling with that kind of momentum, but parking him in the corner has already done wonders for the Wolves' spacing and given long-range help to a team that ranks last in three-point percentage.
8. The league's best lineups, superstars be damned
Also implicated in the discussion of whether NBA teams need superstars are the Pacers and Grizzlies, two of the best examples of how sound a lineup can be without a single transcendent talent. Both franchises have gone about constructing more balanced lineups as a means of accounting for the lack of a dominant player, but as a result Memphis and Indiana boast the two most effective high-usage lineups this season. Considering the lack of depth on both rosters, this shouldn't be surprising.
The combination of Paul George, David West, George Hill, Roy Hibbert and Lance Stephenson has outscored Indiana opponents by 13.5 points per 100 possessions, operating at the level of a top-three offense and a league-best defense. Memphis' new starting five of Marc Gasol, Zach Randolph, Mike Conley, Tony Allen and Tayshaun Prince skews a bit more to the defensive side, allowing just 87 points per 100 possessions — 8.5 points better than Indiana's season average — and besting opponents by a comparable 13.4 points per 100 possessions. The Heat and Thunder predictably account for the rest of the NBA's top five, but both the Grizzlies and Pacers — superstar-less though they may be — figure to fare well in the playoffs when rotations tighten up and their high-powered starting lineups gain maximum advantage.
Statistical support for this post provided by NBA.com.


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Actress falls off Seven Angels' stage, breaks shoulder
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WATERBURY -- Actress Marie Wallace, a Broadway and soap opera star, fell off the Seven Angels Theatre stage Saturday night and suffered injuries that stopped the show "The Last Romance."
According to Semina DeLaurentis, the theater's artistic director, the stage went into its usual blackout at the end of Act 1 of the show.
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Hearing Herself for the First Time
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"My whole life I've been complimented on how well I speak. I don't really have an answer for you other than I have always had a passion for reading, grammar, and English. My hearing loss was/is considered severe to profound. I've worked very hard to be able to interact and blend in…only thing I can say is 'God is good.'"
—Sarah Churman
Here, in the public radio world, we often find ourselves preaching about the importance of listening. Somehow witnessing this video of a 29-year-old woman truly listening to herself for the first time after receiving a middle ear implant makes our words seem shallow. The beauty of sound personified.
Born deaf, Ms. Churman had been wearing hearing aids since the age of two, she replied to one commenter, but "hearing aids can only help so much." We can only imagine the overwhelming music of hearing oneself laugh and speak and cry for the first time. Oh, and if you're wondering, she has a Texas accent!
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Oxygen has greenlighted Bad Girls All Star Battle, a hourlong series hosted by musician Ray J. It will pit 14 of the most popular names in Bad Girls Club history under one roof to compete for $100,000 and title of "Baddest Bad Girl of All Time." In addition, the network announced Season 11 of Bad Girls Club will return to Miami for a Summer 2013 premiere. The hit series' current 10th season premiered in January to more that 2 million total viewers in Live+7. Bad Girls Club All Star Battle is produced by Bunim/Murray Prods with Jonathan Murray, Gil Goldschein and Rick DeOliveria serving as executive producers and Sam Berns and Zach Kozeck as co-executive producers.
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It is with deep regret and profound sorrow we report to you that Curtin Winsor, III, Chairman and Co-Founder of Bank of Georgetown, suffered a heart attack December 11, 2012 and did not survive.
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With the care of conservation biologists at Yellowstone, their numbers have grown to over 3,000 animals. Now the focus has shifted from protection to proliferation, spreading out the herd into different locations so that one natural disaster doesn't mean extinction for the bison.
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Advantix Systems has officially opened its new headquarters and training facility in Sunrise, Florida.
The 40,000 square foot facility will consolidate offices, a warehouse, testing facility and training center into one building, the company says. The new facility will allow the company to continue to grow, improve operations and meet the increasing demand for its energy efficient HVAC technology, the company says.
"Advantix Systems is an example of an innovative clean tech company that is creating jobs and drawing world-class talent to our region," said Mayor Ryan at a recent ribbon cutting ceremony to announce the grand opening of the facility. "Here in Sunrise, we are committed to supporting companies like Advantix which exemplify entrepreneurship, innovation and growth, and I'm excited to be here today to celebrate the opening of its new headquarters."
Advantix will continue to create new jobs in the South Florida region. By the end of the year, the growing company expects to hire six more full-time employees and add 15 more positions in 2013.
The company is a manufacturer of energy efficient dehumidification and air conditioning systems. Its clean tech innovation is making it possible for comanies worldwide to reduce energy consumption and improve their carbon footprints. Advantix's groundbreaking technology uses a natural, non-toxic salt water solution called liquid desiccant that simultaneously cools air and removes moisture – a process that significantly cuts energy usage by eliminating the additional reheating step required by conventional air conditioning systems, the company explains.
The patented technology achieves an energy savings of 30 to 50 percent and costs less to operate and maintain. The salt water in the system also provides additional indoor air quality benefits because it acts as a natural biocide and scrubs cross-flow air, removing microorganisms, bacteria and unpleasant odors.
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A Conversation with Movement Generation
The transformation of the Occupy moment into power for movements that can actually challenge entrenched economic interests will be a complex process. Movement Generation activists recently gathered to reflect on what it will take to make this happen. For the full interview visit: urbanhabitat.org/rpe/radio
Ellen Choy: Why are you committed to the Occupy movement?
Michelle Mascarenhas-Swan: We think Occupy's critical because we believe that mass movements are a vital ingredient to shifting the public debate and moving us closer to transforming the economy and the political system. This is not just about making demands on the state, but also about reclaiming our right to meet our own needs directly, in community—to restore our resilience, our ability to support one another, to look after each other, to have the means to do that collectively. I think Occupy is presenting a really important model for how people can work together to set priorities and make decisions about how to best meet each others' needs in a way that's responsive and responsible to the place where they live.
Organizing the New Majority
Bertha Lewis is president and founder of the New York-based action think tank, Black Institute and former president and chief organizer for the community organizing group, ACORN. A veteran organizer and powerful public speaker, Bertha has been organizing since the 1980s. The following is an excerpt from a conversation recorded for Radio RP&E on the occasion of Urban Habitat's State of the Region where Lewis gave one of the keynote addresses to the equity advocates gathered.
B. Jesse Clarke: What does good organizing mean to you and what were the issues that first got you involved?
Bertha Lewis: Well, you know, we're a membership organization and we organize low- and moderate-income folks. We take our issues from our members and fight on things that affect them. But the fight has to benefit our members and at the same time, move public policy.
Reflections of Activistas
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Activistas from the New Majority
At the Empowering Women of Color conference in March this year, I was moved to hear Grace Lee Boggs, in an open dialogue with Angela Davis, say that we must re-imagine everything; change how we think, what we do, to re-invent our society and institutions in order for revolution to happen. And as I listened to female MC and rapper Rocky Rivera give short glimpses into the revolutionary lives of three iconic women activists—Gabriela Silang, Dolores Huerta, and Angela Davis—in the 16 bars of "Heart," I wondered who would be our next movement builders.
On Occupy: Roundtable Discussion with Angela Davis and Rev. James Lawson
Erin Aubry Kaplan: Great, so this is I guess the moment some of us have been waiting for. We're going to have a conversation on stage with Angela Davis and Reverend James Lawson. And before we get into that, I just want to remind folks that 20 minutes after the program, you still – the auction will be open for another 20 minutes after the end of the program, so there's a lot of fabulous stuff there still to bid on. So could we please have you all come up?
You all settled in? Okay. Well let's just get right into it. We've talked a lot this evening about Occupy – the Occupy movements. It started in New York and it's spread everywhere, and so I just want to ask both what is really going on in the world right now? Just a little question, you know?
James Lawson: What's going on in the world?
The Struggle of the 99%
Kaplan: Yeah, as it relates to the Occupy movement. The Occupy movement is actually taking the world by storm. So in terms of the Occupy movement, what's at stake here? What are the challenges, the opportunities, and critically how can we make it clear, or clearer, that the struggle for the 99% is also the struggle for racial and economic justice? Either one of you can start.
On Occupy: Roundtable Discussion with Steve Williams, Maria Poblet, and Neeta Bee
Meaghan LaSala: Up next, a round table with three guests from the San Francisco bay area discussing how the movement of the 99% can move forward, toward long term solidarity. Neeta Bee is one of the original participants at Occupy Oakland, and is a member of the People of Color Committee. Maria Poblet is the Executive Director of Causa Justa, Just Cause, a housing rights organization that's working with the occupy movement to fight foreclosures. And Steve Williams is the co-founder and co-director of POWER also known as people organized to win employment rights. Making Contact production intern Christopher Holmback moderated the discussion.
Christopher Holmback: I'd like to begin by asking you, Maria, what went through your head the first time you heard about OWS.
Maria Poblet: Well my very first thought was, "Yes! Yes. Finally the people of the US have taken issue with the corporations of the US that have done so much harm to our communities inside the US and also in other countries. I remember thinking, maybe not everybody is asleep. Maybe people have noticed what's been happening over the last 10 yrs, 20 yrs, 30 yrs, maybe now the US people's movements will actually show their face and show their allegiances, and their allegiances will their corps, but instead with regular everyday people. And it just seemed like such a timely critique. And the fact that it was just out in the streets where nobody could deny it, and where it was control of everyday people, it was inspiring.
Holmback: Do you have the same immediate sense of joy, Steve?
Unmodified: "Making Home Affordable" Program Fails to Address Foreclosure Crisis
Irene Florez: Making Home Affordable is a key part of the Obama Administration's effort to help homeowners avoid foreclosure. If you are struggling with your monthly mortgage payments or if you have already missed a payment, now is the time to take action and apply for HAMP the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP). But what if taking action means butting up against a system that repeatedly loses your paperwork and often starts the foreclosure process without your knowing it?
She remembers the details of every letter with a lover's compulsion. Flipping through the faxes, call logs and notices in her amassed document binders she looks up somberly almost reciting the circumstances. This is the story of one woman, a single mother, who is facing foreclosure.
For the last three years, Ana Romero has wrestled with the largest behemoth banks, waging the kind of drawn out David and Goliath battle that leaves insomnia, hypertension and lachrymose reflection in its wake.
When Romero purchased her San Francisco home seven years ago the monthly payments were reasonably covered by her two income household. Divorce changed all that. With only one income since 2008 Romero has not been able to meet her monthly payments.
Filipina Domestic Workers on the Move
Imagine the life of a domestic worker—a caregiver, nanny, or housekeeper, serving in a private home. Now, imagine not being able to sleep for more than three hours a night, having to wake every few hours to change a patient's diapers. Or only being allowed sponge baths by the sink, no showers. Or not having access to a kitchen because your patient dislikes the smell of your cooking. Imagine being treated as less than human. This was the experience of "Boots," a Filipina caregiver from the Pilipino Workers Center who testified at the Assembly Labor hearing earlier this year.
Domestic workers are primarily immigrant women who are usually the primary income earners for their families. There about 200,000 domestic workers in California, according to the DataCenter. The vast majority of Asian domestic workers—97.8 percent—are foreign born. Without these immigrant domestic workers many Californians would be forced to forgo their own jobs to address their household needs, resulting in direct economic consequences for families and the economy. But despite the important nature of their work, domestic workers have historically received wages below the poverty line and continue to be excluded from some of the most fundamental labor protections that other California workers enjoy.
AB32 Blocked by California Court; An Interview with Alegria De La Cruz
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Frank Lopez: How are the plaintiffs going to ensure that the criteria chosen to evaluate the alternatives are going to be more equitable?
Alegria De La Cruz: Part of what is exciting to us about being able to open this [up], is that there's a lot more information available around the failures of trading processes in other areas, but also specifically in California. CEQA doesn't require specific criteria to be used when you're doing alternatives analysis, but because this is going to be such a highly-watched big-deal process, it is going to put the impetus on CARB to make sure that they are doing something that's defensible.
Because the judge was so focused on the real failures of CARB to do a good job in looking at an alternative to cap-and-trade, it provides a lot of leeway to address the things that he raised in the order and make sure that CARB is doing that.
Lopez: Is there an alternative that CRPE prefers to cap-and-trade?
De La Cruz: Anything.
Lopez: Anything but cap-and-trade?
De La Cruz: Any time you allow "flexibility" or the "market" to determine the best way forward, that's when we really see environmental justice communities suffering, no matter where they are located.
At our own advocacy organization, outside of this litigation, the communities that we represent are largely in the Central Valley. We see a lot of challenges to CARB's lack of regulation of the agricultural industry. [Our communities are located near] oil refineries near Bakersfield and in the South Kern [County] area, so we're looking at industrial regulation.
Radical Visions, Possible Worlds
Scott Kurashige: We're going to start with our panelists giving us their sense of how they see the world today and the core concepts we need—to make sense of the challenges we confront.
Grace Lee Boggs: I had the great privilege of coming to Detroit in 1953. And I have lived through Detroit becoming the national and international symbol of the miracles of industrialization, to becoming a national and international symbol of the devastation of industrialization.Today, you see here a symbol of a new kind of society. A society where the gulf between the industrial and the [agrarian] epoch are being resolved. Not because anyone thought it would be desirable, but because living at the expense of the earth, living at the expense of other people, has brought us to the edge of disaster. And it's that time on the clock of the universe where we face an evolution to a higher humanity, or the devastation and extinction of all life on earth.
What's Wrong with our Social Justice Movements?
A United Methodist pastor and civil rights leader, James Lawson was a counterpart of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. He helped coordinate the Freedom Rides in 1961 and the Meredith March in 1966, and as pastor of Centenary Methodist Church in Memphis, Tenn., played a major role in the sanitation workers' strike of 1968. As a young college student, Lawson was exposed to Gandhi's teachings on nonviolence through his association with the Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR), America's oldest pacifist organization. Now retired, he continues to teach nonviolence and fight for the rights of the oppressed.
Andrew Stelzer: I think a lot of people would say that since the 1960s, or perhaps the early 1970s, we haven't really seen a massive effective mobilization that worked on any issue. Do you think that's true?
Lawson: Yes. The peace movement has failed. I would say that mobilizations at the Democratic or Republican conventions (in which I have participated) in Seattle, and some of the anti-Iraq War mobilizations have failed. What is needed is a protracted struggle—organizing around non-violent assessment and focusing on a target—with maybe a decade or two of intense activity that does not depend upon Congressional legislation, but rather forces upon a city or nation the agenda of justice and truth.


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Pawn takes place in a future United States where society is strictly structured into different social classes. Each person takes a test when they turn 17 that determines their class and the kind of life that they will lead. Kitty tests as a III, which means working in a sewer and never having enough food or money to truly be happy. When the Prime Minister gives her the opportunity to upgrade to a VII she agrees without even knowing what she will need to do. The next thing she knows she is waking up after weeks of being drugged, only to find that she has a whole new body—she now looks and sounds exactly like the Prime Minister's niece. Kitty learns that her world and the people who lead it are more gruesome and corrupt than she ever imagined, and she is now a pawn in their evil plots.
If you like dystopian books like The Hunger Games or Divergent you should definitely try Pawn.
I just moved to Denver from Kansas City in December, and since then I have undergone a crash course in Broncos football mania. People are sporting orange and blue at work, to school, even on dates (a color combo that in any other context is not recommended). I have never been passionate about a football team (sorry Kansas City Chiefs), but the love and excitement for the Broncos just might make me a fan.
Inspired by the football buzz I decided to read, Pop by Gordon Korman. It must have been the Broncos orange and blue on the cover that sucked me in, or that like me the main character, Marcus Jordan, has just moved to a new town. While training at the park for the upcoming football season Marcus befriends Charlie Popovich, a charasmatic adult prankster. When school starts Marcus is schocked to find out that Charlie is not only the father of Troy, the starting quarterback at school, but is also a former NFL player. Tensions rise both on and off the field as the boys compete over football, girls, and what's best for Charlie.
Sports fiction is not usually the kind of book that I tackle (see what I did there), but I enjoyed the very real characters created by Korman and the fast pace of the storytelling. So, in the spirit of trying new things, this weekend I am going to rock some orange and blue and scream GO BRONCOS!
The American Library Association has announced the Michael L. Printz Award winner for 2014: Midwinterblood by Marcus Sedgwick.
Do you think re-incarnation is possible? Does the past have an influence beyond explanation on what will happen tomorrow? In this futuristic tale, Eric is a journalist who has come to the island of Blessed to investigate rumors of unnatural occurrences. When he meets Merle, a local girl, he feels as though he already knows her. This gothic tale is told in 7 parts, each based on a phase of the moon.
The Printz is selected based on excellence in literature for young adults. Sedgwick is also the author of the nail-biting suspense story Revolver.
2014 Printz Honor books include:
Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell
Kingdom of Little Wounds by Susann Cokal
Maggot Moon by Sally Gardner
Navigating Early by Clare Vanderpool


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Year-RoundA walking or driving self guided tour of the village of Ottawa as it would have looked in its growth years of 1860's - 1890's. Included are the seven locally quarried stone buildings on the National Register of Historic Places. They stand like markers of the birth, life and passing on of the town and were listed on Minnesota's Ten Most Endangered Historic Places list in 1998. Kiosk with maps and brochures at town hall.
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AIAG creating supplier database to track movement of finished goods, parts and materials
SOUTHFIELD, Mich., Dec. 16, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- AIAG announced today it has secured agreement from multiple automakers to utilize a communal platform to map the automotive supply chain. With support from General Motors, Chrysler Group and Toyota, AIAG is creating a first-ever web-based industry database for identifying the physical movement of finished goods, parts and materials through the supply chain. The database, planned for launch in early 2014, will initially map supplier shipments into the United States.
"The first casualty of globalization has been transparency," said J. Scot Sharland, executive director of AIAG. "For the first time in the history of the auto industry, we have collaboration among key automakers to take the first big step toward creating a centralized supplier data platform for greater visibility into the global supply chain. Led by these three early adopters, we're launching with a system that puts command and control of the data into the suppliers' hands and is driven by a federal border security initiative."
The first generation of the AIAG platform, named "Supply Safe–Supplier Security Assessment," will map shipments via the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) certification program. C-TPAT is a federal government program by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. It allows companies shipping goods and materials into the United States to become certified as a low-risk security threat, which provides the benefit of faster-moving cargo through U.S. customs checkpoints. The frequency of truck and shipping container inspections decreases by a factor of five for C-TPAT-certified companies, and the expedited processing helps the auto industry improve the speed at which parts and material arrive at end destination points.
To better identify suppliers that have C-TPAT credentials, each participating OEM will ask their tier one suppliers to create a profile in Supply Safe and indicate their C-TPAT certification status. As part of its profile, each supplier will enter relevant C-TPAT data, including geolocation of international sites that produce automotive parts and materials, entry points of shipments into the U.S. and final destinations of those shipments.
Tier one suppliers will be asked to solicit data from their suppliers and cascade the data input request down through the supply chain. Each supplier will maintain security of its data profile, controlling which companies have the ability to view it.
Currently, nearly a thousand automotive supplier sites are C-TPAT certified, and OEMs prefer to use suppliers that are certified to lower their risk of production stoppages caused by delivery performance shortfalls, especially with imported products. AIAG expects additional OEMs and suppliers to participate in the Supply Safe platform as the initiative matures.
About AIAG
AIAG is a unique not-for-profit organization where, for more than 30 years, OEMs, suppliers, service providers, government entities and individuals in academia have worked collaboratively to drive down costs and complexity from the supply chain via global standards development and harmonized business practices. AIAG membership has grown to more than 1,000 members and includes renowned manufacturers and many of their parts suppliers and service providers. For more information, visit www.AIAG.org.
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Shell Stream Sunset in New Port Richey
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This beautiful waterfront home is a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom house located only minutes away from the Gulf of Mexico, and your very own private beach.
Imagine waking up every morning to have your morning cup of coffee by your private pool, while overlooking the water watching the marine life go by.
This house has everything you could ever want in a vacation home. An open living area leading out to your beautiful backyard overlooking the water. Brand new pool paver's make this your relaxation dream!!
Located only 30 minutes north of Tampa, and only a few minutes north of Tarpon Springs, making this the perfect vacation destination. This beautiful home located in New Port Richey is the perfect house for a family vacation, romantic get-a-away or some well deserved rest and relaxation.
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Season (November 1-April 30) $1175/week
Off-Season (May 1-October 31) $925/week
Holidays (Christmas and New Years) $1325/week
Security Deposit: $1000.00
Taxes: 12.0%
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A toddler is in the care of her grandmother after deputies said the 2-year-old girl was found walking on the roof of a home with her dog. The girl's mother is charged with child neglect.
Dave Burns noticed a dog on the roof of his neighbor's two-story beachfront home, which he thought strange. "He came out to the front, right out to the garage. Scared the heck out of me, because he started barking, and I look up and he's on the roof!"
Deputies said it was another neighbor who noticed a child was also on the roof. The child was seen walking back and forth from a deck onto the slanted roof three times. The toddler's blanket was still outside. According to deputies, one witness saw the toddler slip and almost roll off the roof which is around 10 feet from the ground.
An arrest affidavit states that when a deputy arrived, the child was back on the deck wearing only underwear and that it took the toddler's mother 15 minutes to answer the door. The report states, 24-year-old Erica Hess first told the investigator she was in the bathroom, but then said she was moving furniture and had no idea the child was on the roof.FOX 35 attempted to talk to Hess at her home, but no one came to the door. We reached Hess via a cell phone, but she did not want to comment.
Deputies said the child had small abrasions on her stomach and legs from crawling on the roof. According to records, Hess has been arrested three other times since 2011. One of the charges was for driving without a license.
Neighbors said they have seen deputies at the house before, but this was the first time they noticed activity on the roof.
Hess is out of jail on bond.
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Fitpacking is engaged in an ongoing study to scientifically determine a causality between backpacking and body composition change. Fitpacking's observed results can be perused by filling out the query form below.
You can use these results to get an idea of how much you might reasonably expect to alter your body composition. There is of course a lot of unaccounted for variability introduced from things like pack weight, trip length, contour and temperature, amount eaten, medications such as thyroid, and water retention for women.
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preGame 39: Sony NGP wrap-up; InFamous 2
Last week we rounded up our thoughts and impressions of Nintendo's 3D portable, the 3DS. Not to be outdone, Sony revealed the follow-up to the PSP last week in the form of the NGP (Next Generation Portable). Today we'll wrap up all of the news from last week's announcements and say what we think the NGP will cost.
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Celebrating the Adaptive Technology Centre
Twenty years ago, Queen's opened the Adaptive Technology Centre (ATC) in Douglas Library, a place where students with disabilities could find a variety of learning resources. At the time, the University was recognized as a leader in the field, and won an award for innovation from the Canadian Association of College and University Libraries.
Today, the ATC is located in the Learning Commons in Stauffer Library and is a vibrant and inclusive place that serves the needs of 800 students on campus.
"When I was in school, nothing like this existed," says Andrew Ashby, Adaptive Technology Specialist at the ATC. "Having some accommodation would have made a world of difference for me."
The ATC offers several resources and services, from study rooms and research assistance to software and hardware technologies. Kurzweil 3000 is a program that scans text documents and coverts them into an audio format. Inspiration is a tool that facilitates brainstorming and the organization of thoughts. Dragon Naturally Speaking is a voice to text software that allows users to dictate everything from emails to essays.
Students can also have their course materials converted to alternative formats, including e-text, digital audio, audio tape, Braille, and large print.
But the ATC is about much more than resources.
"In addition to the technology, just having the space is important to our students," says Michele Chittenden, Research and Instruction Librarian and Coordinator of Library Services for Students with Disabilities. "The ATC is a place to study, to rest between classes, to interact with peers, or to have a snack if blood sugar is low. It's a supportive environment where students feel safe, where they can be who they are."
March is Disability Awareness Month. For more information on services available at Queen's visit the Disability Services website.
For more information on the ATC and its resources, visit the website.
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