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I would be surprised if he got fired but you know that people will call Sanchez a coach killer when in reality it is as you say. He had every chance to mitigate the damage by going with a different QB. He chose not to. The fail is on him.
If Rex Ryan gets fired in a couple of weeks, he shouldn't wonder why. If Rex had chosen to bench Sanchez much sooner, I believe the Jets would have been in the playoffs this season. All they really needed was a guy who wouldn't turn the football over. Sanchez was just the opposite.
Sanchez averaged over his 61 regular season games as a pro 1.4 turnovers per game. Yet Rex chose to have this completely insanely idiotic LOYALTY to some kid that clearly did not deserve it.
If Rex manages to survive and keep his job, his stubborn and loyal to a fault nature will ultimately be the reason he gets fired.
I want Rex back. I think he's a very good HC if he's given the talent. I just don't know if all the damage he allowed Sanchez to do will force Woody's hand?
I would be surprised if he got fired but you know that people will call Sanchez a coach killer when in reality it is as you say. He had every chance to mitigate the damage by going with a different QB. He chose not to. The fail is on him.
Rex's mistake, possibly Mike T's, was not building a team around him like 2010. mark clearly disappointed but the removal of Cotch, Braylon etc... injury to Keller and simple lack of an offensive plan is what , IMO put us in this spot.
Not sure why...but I would give him one more year. He hates failure and perhaps has learned. He needs a REAL offensive mind on his team that is almost his equal.
I pretty much agree with your sentiments. Rex should get one more season and that is based solely on what he did for the team in 2009 and 2010. Sanchez should be done for sure. In fact, if he's still on the team next season and the Jets choose to play him, the fallout would be murder.
No, not at all. Their mistake was not having a viable out if the guy did not improve or went south like he has done.
By using the 'get him weapons' 'build around him' comments you are automatically excusing every **** Qb in this league. "If only they would have built around Harrington, carr, couch, akili smith....etc)
The way Sanchez has played this year they could have had Jerry rice and randy moss in their primes and the jets would be marginally better because he simply can't get the ball to the players, has always been inacurate and turns it over.
If the Jets had gone out and got a viable backup QB to compete with sanchez and not given him a foolish extension when he did nothing to deserve it they would have been in a p-layoff position now more than likely.
the front office is idiotic ! they went after asamuogha for some strange reason instead of trying to get a decent rush LB. then to compound the issues they rework contract and still don't get asamougha.
then they go after manning... no beef for that but miss out and make nice with Sanchez by giving a undeserved contract . It's like dating an ugly girl who used to be hot and when you try to flirt with a hot girl and get rejected - instead of getting flowers and chocalate to make up you propose to the damn girl!
if the ineptitude of these moves which were questioned by a lay person were not recognized by them is unacceptable!
we would have cut Sanchez and moved on but now you got 2 kids a mortgage and can't divorce cuz you knocked her up.
IM furious !
they deserve to be fired all of them !
Come on man.
I wonder if we had not made the Tebow move and Drew Stanton was the backup if Rex would have pulled the plug sooner... will never know but yet another way the Tebow move bit us in the *ss
Not saying he is good, purely speculating that if the backup were not Tebow it may have made Rex's decision easier... people in this thread are killing him for not making a move and I feel the presence of Tebow (and what comes along with that) was a big part of the reason (example: Tebow hurt, Sanchez pulled)
I agree, I like Rex but his misguided loyalty here was very harmful and so ridiculous that it's very to consider bringing him back. As you stated he cost this team the season. Once you make decisions this poorly and this impactful it's hard to ever trust him again.
Does he get fired next year when he shows loyalty to someone else and cost the team the season? Cut your losses and move on.
I applaud Rex for staying with Sanchez. The Jets tried to grab a franchise QB to stabilize this team for years. Sanchez doesn't look like that guy but that's not a good enough reason to try and squeeze into the playoffs with a crappy team at the expense of the teams future.
We drafted the wrong guy and didn't do a very good job developing him. The HC has a rebuilding mediocre team that might have been able to get a playoff loss based on an incredible easy schedule and a crappy confrence.
I can't blame Rex for trying to do the right thing. I blame Tanny and him for drafting the wrong guy and giving him two crappy OC's with no plan but not for staying with him to long for a backup quality QB who might have won us an extra game.
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My phone broke this moth, a LG c360. I only have a budget of 300/350 € to buy a new one, I was planing to get a windows phone cellphone.
At first I though buy lumia 800, love the nokia software, nokia drive and the good camera, but with the release of wp 8 i was thinking to get htc 8s, but the memory 4 gb is low :\.
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It depends on your usage and your "app requirement".
I'm buying the 8S as my app appetite is super low.
Basic apps like FB, Twitter, Torch and currency converter and I am home.
8S is perfect for me. Just having a utility isn't enough. Ask yourself if you are ever going to use it. Like, 8S doesn't have a front camera. Fine by me, as I hardly use it.
On the other hand, I am not liking the Nokia lower end device designs. Look like plastic toys to me.
Hence as they say, to each his own...
Sent from my RaZr on MIUI. - 12-15-2012, 09:41 AM #6
If I remember correctly the 8s comes with a slot for a changeable memory card. This means that you should be able to put in 32GB of memory or something like that. I'd ask about in the store but if it is as I described then that would solve the low memory problem in the 8s.
That being said I've had a Lumia 800 since February and I can definitely recommend it. It's an amazing quality and the Nokia software is very nice and handy. Remember that you will get Windows Phone 7.8 which will bring some Windows Phone 8 features (for instance the new star screen). ;) Your Call. :) - 12-15-2012, 10:18 AM #7
TBH, even I considered the 800. But one of the main things that changed my decision is WP8. I am sure they have made some really essential changes that can never come to WP7/7.8.
Since it is the latest, it will have several benefits over an outdated OS. IMHO.
Sent from my RaZr on MIUI. - 12-15-2012, 10:21 AM #8
Are you absoloutely sure about that? I can't really see why you wouldn't be able to install apps on a memory card. After all, it's a memory chip as well as any integrated chip (I suppose). But if it is so, then I can see your concern though pictures and movies and such definitely take up more room than apps. I guess it comes down to how many apps you plan on installing, which I now can be very difficult to tell before you even have the phone. It really comes down to that. I guess you could also wait a bit for the prices to drop and the go with either the 8x or the 820, but I can tell you that Windows Phone 7.5 (and 7.8) are really great systems.
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Or just wait a bit until they actually release WP7.8.
Funny timing for this thread. I'm actually upgrading my 800 to an 8S - I just purchased an unlocked device on line.
My next phone... - 12-22-2012, 11:36 PM #17
If u are in a hurry(unlike me), u can go for 800. But it has its limitations. Severe ones at that.
I would seriously ask u if u are not going to install 30000+ apps, the 8S will b perfect. But if that's going to b the case, 800 it is.
IMHO, the 620 looks like a kid's toy.
Sent from my RaZr on MIUI. - 12-24-2012, 03:18 PM #18
I would say wait until the Lumia 620 is released or get the 8S. While WP 7.x is a solid platform, it's a near obsolete OS and you'll be feeling the pain within the next year. If you don't mind saving up, you should try to get the 8X or Lumia 820.
The 8S has only 1.2 Gb free, you can only store pictures and music on the SD card. No way to install navigation. For everything else it is better than the Lumia 800. If you want a WP8, The Samsung Ativ S is being sold for Euro 374.- by www.digitec.ch (You get 8% discount as Swiss VAT is removed, but when you get it, you must pay local VAT and duties.)
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Preview: Third Thursday Gallery Walks In Saranac Lake
Jun 20, 2002 — A conversation and some music featuring Adirondack harper Martha Gallagher as we preview tonight's Gallery Walk in Saranac Lake. Go to full article
Theatre Review: Dinner With Friends
Jun 03, 2002 — The Pulitzer Prize-winning play Dinner With Friends is the opening production of Pendragon Theatre's season. Resident theatre critic Connie Meng was in Saranac Lake for the opening night and has this review. Go to full article
Saranac Lake Bridge Construction on Schedule
Apr 23, 2002 — There's good news for business owners in Saranac Lake who were worried a bridge construction project set for this summer in the village would negativly affect tourism there. Jody Tosti reports. Go to full article
Trout Season Opener: The Joys of Cold, Frustration
Apr 02, 2002 — Yesterday was the first day of trout season. It was cold and blustery, but Brian Mann decided to shake out his tackle box and go stand by the Saranac River for a couple of hours. Brian didn't catch any fish, but he tells us it was a great excuse to hang around in bait shops on a Monday afternoon. Go to full article
Motorboat Restrictions Draw Hot Debate
Mar 21, 2002 — A proposal to limit motorboats on waters near Saranac Lake sparked a heated debate last night. The meeting was held by the state Department of Environmental Conservation to discuss a new management plan for the Saranac Lakes Wild Forest. Brian Mann reports tension between recreation users in the region continue to grow. Go to full article
The US and Canadian Amputee Hockey Teams to play Exhibition Game at the Winter Paralympics on Saturday.
Mar 11, 2002 — The US and Canadian National Amputee Hockey teams to play exhibition game at the Winter Paralympics on March 16th. Last year, the first US and Canadian Amputee Hockey Game was played at the Civic Center in Saranac Lake. Brian Mann was there and filed this report from February, 2001 Go to full article
State Nursing Home Grant Could Be Mixed Blessing
Feb 18, 2002 — New York Health Commissioner Antonia Novello visited Saranac Lake Friday, to announce a $700,000 grant for the Adirondack Medical Center. The money is part of a statewide effort to close a shortage in healthcare workers at hospitals and nursing homes. But a spokesman for one of the North Country's largest nursing homes says the grant program could actually cost them money. Brian Mann explains. Go to full article
Saranac Lake Winter Carnival on Thin Ice
Jan 25, 2002 — Winter Carnival season is almost here. Across the north country, towns and villages will hold parades and concerts--and they'll crown their winter royalty. But one thing in short supply this year is cold weather. As Brian Mann reports, thin ice and sparse snow may mean smaller celebrations and fewer tourists. Go to full article
Confessions of a Library "Criminal"
Jan 17, 2002 — Brian Mann's commentary on his love of reading and books--and a love-hate relationship with libraries. Go to full article
Theatre Review: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at Pengragon Theatre in Saranac Lake
Nov 16, 2001 — Cat on a Hot Tin Roof opened at Pendragon Theatre Wednesday night. Resident theatre critic Connie Meng was there and has this review. Go to full article
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Amazon announced its most recent Kindle device this week: the Kindle DX. Though it's almost identical to the original Kindle, this newer model is marketed for use with textbooks and for reading periodicals. While this seems to give the impression that Amazon has presented a more practical solution for college students, it's likely that the everyday pupil will reject this new device.
Currently, most students purchase their books on campus, where new and used copies are available, while the more frugal of us order online from Web sites like Amazon.com or eBay's Half.com. At the end of the semester, students can sell their books back to the school or to online buyback services where they receive a check for about 15 percent of the original price. For decades, this has been the routine.
More recently, however, the words "e-textbook" and "Netbook" have created a buzz around campus.
E-textbooks have been available for some time now, and are currently purchased for use on a laptop or desktop for about half the price of the print book version. Electronic textbooks are an excellent alternative to print books since with them, a student can search for a specific word or topic, copy/paste text into their coursework, comment within the textbook, and enjoy a lighter backpack. … Read more


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Supermodel Kate Moss's rustic village wedding has infuriated local residents because of a security clampdown that some compared to that of a British royal event.
For the wedding of Kate Moss to rockstar Jamie Hince in the Cotswolds area of the U.K., roads were shut, movement restricted and villages guarded by a heavy police presence.
The couple is continuing to celebrate their union on Friday with a three-day, festival-themed party centered on Moss's luxury farmhouse in the village of Little Faringdon.
Local residents and wedding guests had to use permits to enter the villages of Little Faringdon, Oxfordshire, and Southrop, Gloucestershire, the BBC reports. There was a large police presence throughout the area.
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The Morgan Library & Museum's collection of Italian old master drawings is one of the most significant in this country and functions as a cornerstone of the institution's holdings in graphic art. The nucleus of the Morgan's Italian drawings—presently numbering at nearly three thousand sheets including sketchbook and album pages—originated in Pierpont Morgan's 1909 purchase of fifteen hundred drawings from the Fairfax Murray collection, which contained exceptional examples of sixteenth- and eighteenth-century Italian draftsmanship. Since then the Morgan has acquired, through both purchases and gifts, remarkable Italian drawings and continues to grow. The Morgan houses drawings by Italy's most prominent Renaissance artists. Florence—arguably the center of draftsmanship in Renaissance Italy—yielded a plethora of master draftsmen, such as Sandro Botticelli, Filippo Lippi, and Fra Bartolommeo, whose works reveal the central role of drawing in the artistic process. This practice is brought to a remarkable level of perfection in drawings by the canonical triumvirate of Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael. The succeeding generation of artists, such as Andrea del Sarto, Jacopo Pontormo, and Luca Signorelli, as well as major north Italian masters of the Renaissance, such as Correggio, Parmigianino, and Andrea Mantegna, are also well-represented in the collection. From artists who worked for papal Rome during the seventeenth century, the Morgan owns significant works by Annibale Carracci, Gianlorenzo Bernini, and Pietro da Cortona. The breadth of the Morgan's collection of Italian Baroque drawings is due in large part to the incorporation during the second half of the twentieth century of the Janos Scholz collection, which introduced a large number of accomplished drawings by artists working in various artistic centers, such as Bologna, Naples, Genoa, and Milan. Venetian drawings are a particularly rich component of the Morgan's Italian drawings collection. In addition to drawings by Renaissance masters such as Vittore Carpaccio, Titian, Jacopo Tintoretto, and Paolo Veronese, the Morgan's holdings comprise the best collection of Venetian eighteenth-century drawings in the United States. Sheets with elegant views of Venice by Canaletto and Giambattista Tiepolo's exquisite decorative designs are numerous and of the highest quality.
Lombard schoolModel Book, 1360–80 Pen and brown ink, with brown wash and some watercolor, on parchment Gift of J. P. Morgan, Jr., 1924; II, 2–25 (folio 12)The Morgan model book, often referred to as a sketchbook, comprises delicately rendered drawings mostly in pen and brown ink, some with added wash (in green, violet, or red), on fourteen goatskin leaves. One such example is the hunt scene (folio 12. repr.), which in its composite nature resembles two of the illustrations in Tacuina manuscripts in Vienna and Rome as well as another in Liège with similar animal motifs. Set in a craggy landscape punctuated by three solitary trees, a young hunter, sporting a spear and blowing a horn, hides behind a hill as his hound successfully captures a hare by the hind leg; an owl stands by expectantly below to the right. Another scene of pursuit appears in the lower register, where a dog chases a bear while a cunning fox remains undiscovered, comfortably curled up beneath a tree.


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Officially, Down for the count YOU HAVE TO GET OFF YOUR ASS TO GET ON YOUR FEET It was working when I left... Liberalism-Ideas so good they mandate them
Sounds good!
"The road to Hell is paved with progressive policies."
I guess he's given up on taking our country back.
Just a lame attempt to try and stay relevant.
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He doesn't look drunk.? Now if he got Ted Nugent to sign on as head of security....now your starting to build on something.
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Originally posted by: Steve Kroes on 7/25/2005 7:50:58 PM
Hey guys,Some of you gave me advice earlier this month on places to go pike fishing in Michigan. I took the advice and went to Fletcher's Floodwaters up north, and it was a BLAST! My brother and I caught eight or nine pike, and my biggest was a 28-incher that I caught on my light rod with only six pound line (and a wire leader). It gave quite a fight! It was a challenge to get it in the boat! It hit a green mini spinnerbait. We also caught them on green plastic grubs, large white spinnerbaits, and a bucktail mepps spinner. We caught a bunch of nice largemouth bass and during slow times I caught a mess of little pumpkinseed sunfish. We stayed at Jack's Landing, and it was a lot of fun. Thanks for the tips! Here's a photo of the big one: If the photo doesn't work, check out http://www.kroes.us/michigan2005/images/michigan_pike_trip_014.jpg- Steve


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PC Gamer
PC Gamer is a magazine founded in Britain in 1993 devoted to PC gaming and published monthly by Future plc. The magazine has several regional editions, with the UK and US editions becoming the best selling PC games magazines in their respective countries.[1][2] The magazine features news on developments in the video game industry, previews of new games, and reviews of the latest popular PC games, along with other features relating to hardware, mods, "classic" games and various other topics.
Review system[edit]
PC Gamer reviews are written by the magazine's editors and freelance writers, and rate games on a percent scale. In the US edition, no game has yet received a rating higher than 98% (Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, Half-Life 2, and Crysis), while the UK edition has never awarded more than 96% (Civilization II, Half-Life, Half-Life 2, Minecraft, Spelunky and Quake II).
In the UK edition, the lowest numerical score was 2%, awarded to Big Brother 1. The sequel, Big Brother 2, was given an even lower score of N/A%, the review explaining that "[PC Gamer] put as much effort into reviewing it as they did in making the game". In issue 255, August 2013, the score of 2% was matched by the review of the re-released Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude, originally given 3% when it first launched. In the US edition, the lowest score awarded was 4%, given to Mad Dog McCree, unseating the previously lowest-rated game, Skydive!, given 5%.
There are two main editions of PC Gamer, a British version and an American version, both are published by Future plc. Founded in the United Kingdom in November 1993, the American sister version was launched a year later in June 1994.[1]
There are also numerous local editions that mainly use the materials of one of the two editions, typically the British one, including a Malaysian (Discontinued in December 2011) and Russian edition. The Swedish edition, though rooted in its UK counterpart, has grown to be more independent, largely due to the immense popularity of PC games compared to console games in Sweden, and now produces most of its own material. An Australian edition was published monthly by Perth-based Conspiracy Publishing since August 1998, but it appears to have been discontinued in mid-late 2004. A Spanish edition titled "PC Juegos y Jugadores" also exists.
Both American and British magazines are published thirteen times per year (twice in December),[1] although there are sometimes variations.
PC Gamer UK[edit]
Cover of PCG201, June 2009
Editor | Samuel Roberts |
Former editors |
Former Editors
Staff writers |
Staff writers
Tim Edwards |
Categories | Games magazine |
Frequency | Every four weeks, 13 per year |
Circulation | 26,487 (Jan 09 – Dec 09)[6] 32,619 (Jan 08 – Dec 08)[7] 38,654 ABC (July - December 2007) [8] |
Publisher | Richard Keith |
First issue | December 1993[1] |
Company | Future plc |
Country | United Kingdom |
Based in | Bath, Somerset |
Language | British English |
Website | http://www.pcgamer.com/ |
The British edition of PC Gamer has been in constant monthly publication since 1993. Subscribers get a special edition of the magazine with no headlines on the front cover (only the masthead and BBFC rating).
Almost exclusively devoted to PC games, the magazine has a reputation for giving in-depth reviews.[9]
The magazine originally shipped with an accompanying 3.5-inch (89 mm) floppy disc. A CD demo disc (labelled CD Gamer) was released alongside the floppy disk edition from issue 11 onwards with the first CD Gamer containing all the content from the previous 10 issues' floppy discs. The single CD was later expanded to two CDs.
An edition with a 9 GB DVD known as DVD Gamer ran alongside the 2CD edition for a couple of years, until production of the CD Gamer edition ceased as of issue 162. The UK Edition then only came with a single double-sided DVD. In August 2011, the UK magazine announced it was to be discontinuing the disk as of issue 232, and replacing it with more pages of content within the magazine and exclusive free gifts. [10]
Regular features[edit]
The magazine has many regular features which make up each edition of the magazine. These include sections called ´Eyewitness´, ´Previews´, ´Send´, where letters from the readers are spread over 2 two page spreads, at least one special feature, which reports on gaming related issues such as the effect of PC gaming on the environment, a review section which reviews the latest released PC games and re-reviews titles that have been released on budget and ´Extra Life´ which reports on modding games and gaming culture and revisiting old games. There is also a ´Systems´ section, which reviews and recommends hardware such as video cards and monitors. The back page of the magazine is entitled ´It's All Over´ and usually consists of game related artwork such as a version of Dalí's The Persistence of Memory featuring items from Portal.[11] For a time, one of the magazine's features, ´Gamer Snap´, where amusing pictures sent in by readers were printed in the magazine, however the feature was discontinued and replaced with a ´Guess the game´ where readers sent in drawings of memorable scenes in video games drawn in Microsoft Paint.
Forum and blog[edit]
The PC Gamer blog was started to coincide with the transfer of the PC Gamer UK site to become part of the Computer and Video Games network which incorporates all of Future plc's gaming magazines. The move brought some controversy, with many long standing members of the forum leaving due to the new forum's cramped spacing, advertising and slow loading times. The introduction of a blog was seen as one of the redeeming features of the switch. The blog has since been regularly updated with contributions from many of the magazine's staff. The topics discussed range from the controversy over violent video games, to the benefits of buying a PC over a console.
In 2010, PC Gamer re-launched their website and blog by bringing together the online communities of both the US and UK magazines into one website.[12] As a result, the PC Gamer blog now has contributions from both the US and UK magazines, all hosted at the new website along with the forums for both magazines.
The PC Gamer UK podcast was started on 4 May 2007 and ran 93 episodes until its final episode, which was released on July 5, 2013. It had a rotating cast made up of members of the staff including Chris Thursten, Tom Senior, Graham Smith, Tom Francis, and Marsh Davies. The podcast was formerly hosted by Ross Atherton until his departure in June 2009 and then Tim Edwards until his departure in 2012. The host position varied between Chris Thursten and Graham Smith from week to week. Previously monthly, the podcast was recorded every fortnight. Participants discussed the games they had been playing and news from the industry, and answered questions submitted via Twitter.
PC Gamer US[edit]
Editor in Chief | Evan Lahti |
Former editors | 1994-1996 Matt Firme 1996 Dan Bennett 1996-2000 Gary Whitta 2000-2004 Rob Smith 2004-2005 Dan Morris 2005-2007 Greg Vederman 2007-2009 Kristen Salvatore 2009 Gary Steinman 2009-2013 Logan Decker 2014- Evan Lahti |
Categories | Games magazine |
Frequency | Monthly |
Publisher | Ace St. Germain |
First issue | May/June 1994 |
Company | Future US |
Country | United States |
Language | American English |
Website | www.pcgamer.com |
The American edition of PC Gamer launched in 1994.
In 1999, Future plc, then known as Imagine media, purchased rival magazine PC Games and merged its staff into the magazine.[13]
According to a 2005 study, subscribers to the magazine are overwhelmingly male (97%), and make up over two thirds of the magazine's readership.[2]
Demo disk[edit]
Similarly to the British edition, the magazine ships with a demo disk, though diskless versions are available. The CDs are replaced by DVDs in the American edition on a month-to-month basis.
When PC games with full motion video (FMV) sequences were popular in the mid-to-late 1990s, PC Gamer's CD-ROM included elaborate FMV sequences featuring one of their editors. To access the features of the CD, including the demos, patches and reviews, the user had to navigate a 'basement', which played very much like classic PC games such as Myst. It was in this game sequence that the magazine's mascot, Coconut Monkey, was introduced just as the editor was leaving the magazine, marking the transition from the FMV demo CDs to the more contemporary menu driven demo CDs that were subsequently used.
In the September 2011 edition of PC Gamer, it was announced that they would be dropping the demo disk altogether and concentrating on improving the quality of the magazine instead with a promise of a larger magazine printed on heavier paper stock. The usual demo disk content would be made available online. [14]
Coconut Monkey[edit]
Coconut Monkey is the mascot for the US edition. He was created by founding editor Matt Firme, and modelled on a Bermudan tourist trinket. Coconut Monkey appears in the pages of the magazine, and has occasionally provided commentary on demo discs included with the magazine. The Coconut Monkey appears in a number of game mods.
The Coconut Monkey is often used to parody vaporware by advertising the unreleased game Gravy Trader, which has been given a 101% score on some of the review disks. The character would often cite that he would do "something" (dependent on the train of thought), but use the excuse "but I have no hands" as a reason for not doing it (even though his two hands and fingers are clearly visible on his belly). As a side note, he claimed he was the product of a coconut (his mother) and a Sri Lankan rat basher (his father).
The PC Gamer US podcast started in August 2005, and is hosted and produced by various PC Gamer editors. Regular contributors include Logan Decker, Evan Lahti, Tyler Wilde, and T.J. Hafer. Former contributors include Dan Stapleton, Dan Morris, Jeremy Williams, Greg Vederman, Chuck Osborn, Kristen Salvatore, Gary Whitta, Josh Augustine, and Norman Chan. It is generally released weekly on Thursdays, but is subject to change when the group is too busy or forgets. The podcast celebrated its 100th episode on 20 September 2007, and was hosted by Dan Morris, who had not appeared since he left the position of EIC of PC Gamer in 2006 to become the magazine's publisher. For its 200th episode released on 12 Nov 2009, the podcast featured two former editors in chief: Gary Whitta and Kristen Salvatore.
A video podcast is also produced and features game developers discussing their newly or soon to be released games, as well as other notable figures in the gaming world. It is produced on a semi-regular basis.
Several notable guests that have appeared on the podcasts include Richard Garriot, Sid Meier, Chris Taylor, the Frag Dolls, Jens Pulver, Chris Sigaty, and Jonathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel.
Several episodes have included a gaming-themed quiz show. Introduced in episode 81 by Logan Decker, the segment is named Catfantastic after the book series of the same name. Logan, however, announced on Catfantastic II that the quiz show would be discontinued because "after two good things, it gets boring." However, Logan hinted in later episodes that Catfantasic could return some day. It did in episode 133, episode 200, episode 250, episode 300 and episode 350. Episodes 250 and 300 were called LazerDeathCatFantastic and ELECTROCATFANTASTIC respectively.
As of episode 119, Andy Bauman took over as producer from Jeremy Williams, who had accepted a different job at PC Gamer's parent company, Future US, in South San Francisco. Jeremy has hinted he may return as a contributor. Andy lives in Salt Lake City, Utah. Andy's last podcast was episode 258 and he has since taken up a job at CBSi as a video Producer for GameSpot and Giant Bomb.
Anthony Valva, PC Gamer's intern at the time, took over producing the podcast up to episode 274. After his internship ended, podcast production was handed over to former PCG Intern Erik Belsaas.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d "PC Gamer". Future plc. Retrieved 27 September 2007.
- ^ a b "PC Gamer Press Kit" (PDF). Future plc. 12 February 2007. Retrieved 27 September 2007.[dead link]
- ^ "PC GAMER UK Podcast #68 - Weirdly Positive". Future plc. Retrieved 29 May 2012.
- ^ Donald, Mark (December 2003). "A Word from the Ed". PC Gamer UK. p. 7
- ^ Donald, Mark; Atherton, Ross (October 2006). "All Change". PC Gamer UK. p. 5
- ^ "Standard Certificate of Circulation - PC Gamer" (PDF). ABC. 11 February 2010. Archived from the original on 16 February 2010. Retrieved 16 February 2010.
- ^ "Standard Certificate of Circulation - PC Gamer" (PDF). ABC. 12 February 2009. Archived from the original on 16 August 2009. Retrieved 18 March 2009.
- ^ Audience Figures: Games | Future Advertising[dead link], PCG 188, page 5
- ^ Armstrong, Rebecca (11 July 2005). "Fingers on the buttons". The Independent. Retrieved 18 October 2007.
- ^ "PC Gamer Video Blog - The Making of Issue 232". PCGamer.com. 23 August 2011. Retrieved 29 August 2011.
- ^ PC gamer UK February edition Issue 184. Future plc. 2008. pp. 5–130.
- ^ "Future launches PCGamer.com – new online home for global PC gaming authority « Future PLC". Futureplc.com. 14 June 2010. Retrieved 19 December 2010.
- ^ Fost, Dan (20 May 1999). "Gaming Magazines Dig In for Showdown in S.F.". San Francisco Chronicle. Retrieved 18 October 2007. "Three months ago, Imagine bought IDG's PC Games and folded it into PC Gamer"
- ^ PC Gamer (US), September 2011
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Q & A with Timo Bernhard
By Simon Strang | Wednesday, June 9th 2010, 15:50 GMT |
Formerly a star of Porsche's sportscar line-up, Timo Bernhard is going into his second Le Mans 24 Hours as an Audi driver this weekend, sharing the #9 car with Mike Rockenfeller and Romain Dumas.
He told AUTOSPORT how preparations were going, and what he had gained from contesting the Spa round of the Le Mans Series in the new Audi R15 TDI Plus.
Q. Were you happy with Audi's pace at Spa considering you were using the Le Mans downforce package?
Timo Bernhard: Le Mans is so special a racetrack and you can never test here. Before the Wednesday practice you never really know where you stand. You can go to simulators, you can go to racetracks that are quite close to Le Mans and test, but you will never get a real feeling before you come here. So we really don't know where we stand compared to the Peugeots, and I'm sure the Peugeots don't know where they stand compared to us. Until Thursday we won't know, but I have a good feeling.
Q. What did you learn from Spa?
TB: For me personally, my last race with the Audi was last year at Le Mans so it was good for me as I haven't been in the car for a long time, apart from testing. It was very important for me to have a race weekend before [Le Mans] to get accustomed to the car, the crew and my team-mates. Romain's been with me a long time, but not Mike, so we need to be one team together. It's something different at a race weekend, it's like a real test. I think it's shaped us a little bit more and we got more performance out of the #9 as we all gelled together a little bit.
Apart from that, it was good for us to finish the race. We had some problem with the red light in the pits so we lost one lap due to that, but I think we were running a good race and I'm more prepared for Le Mans this year than I was last year.
Q. Do you find that sometimes it's better to have a problematic race in the build-up because you learn more?
TB: We finished, and I think with the small things we had at Spa, it was a good performance, a good weekend for us. In qualifying we were best Audi and that was good. In the race we were quite okay actually.
At the start already when I accelerated, me and [Pedro] Lamy went into turn one, and I saw him very early and he started to spin, and I thought 'oh no...' Then I had someone on my inside and knew if he moved over, I would hit Lamy. So he just spun in front of me. It was already a big disaster at the first corner.
Then when I came up to Eau Rouge, it was so slippery you cannot imagine. I saw the brake lights on the Peugeot in front of me going into Eau Rouge, thought I'd brake a bit more to be safe, and when I turned from left to right, I got a snap... I had the feeling I was already slow, but it was still too fast for the corner. It was so slippery.
Q. Is there a point in those conditions where the downforce stops working?
TB: Obviously at Spa [Peugeot] ran more downforce than us because they were doing a set-up specific for the track and we were running Le Mans levels. For sure in those conditions it was worse for us. If you have more downforce, you keep more temperature in the tyres. If it had stayed dry at the start of the race, it would've been better for us.
Q. What did Audi learn about the low downforce package and how it works with the tyres, that you think might be a benefit here?
TB: For sure you learn how the car works, and if you do little steps through the weekend on the set-up, you know how the car will handle in different conditions. I think that's what we learned at Spa. A 30 hour long run is a different situation to a race weekend, because in a race if you come up to traffic and you have three GT cars and an LMP car in front of you, it might affect the aero differently than if you're running alone on track. It's stuff like this that was important to see.
Q. Do you think Audi is better prepared for Le Mans than last year?
TB: I think in the end, yes. Personally for me, I'm much more prepared. Also I have more experience. But for sure we're better prepared. Everything is more calm now.
Q. The car itself is still very new. Do you think there's a lot more potential to come, whereas Peugeot is reaching its limit with the car?
TB: It's hard to say. I think we did good steps with preparing for Le Mans this year. Already now out of the box we shouldn't be far away from our optimum. That's the feeling I have. But Le Mans is so special that you really cannot compare it to Spa. You have a lot of asphalt changes here and a lot of different corners that you never have on other tracks.
Q. Are there particular instructions for each car, or just go as fast as you can?
TB: At the moment we haven't spoken about the race in detail, but so far we do our own race.
Q. What would it mean to you if your car came out on top among the Audis and beat the #7 crew?
TB: First of all I have a lot of respect for them. You can see how many races they've won here and they have so much experience. To be honest as well, I'm 29 years old and I've also done a lot of long distance and prototype racing, but I can still learn something from these guys. I have my eyes and ears open so I can get better as a driver as well. If we can do the same speed as them or fight with them in the race, for sure that will be good for us.
Q. Personally, if you take the trophy home, what will that mean to you?
TB: It will be a big dream come true. I've said a lot of times that this is the one race that's missing in my CV. I've won Daytona overall, I've won the 24 Hours of the Nurburgring, I've won Sebring, so really this is the race in my career that I want to win at least one time.
Q. As a kid, were you looking towards Formula 1 or sportscars?
TB: Obviously it was Formula 1 when I was a kid. It's the highest class you can get. But I remember I had a video game from '89 called Le Mans, and at that time it had a 962 Porsche and to drive here was for sure a childhood dream. Just to drive here in an LMP1 car was a dream come true. To be on top of the podium would really be a dream.


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When Jeremy Price learned he was going to be a dad, he didn't go looking for strollers -- he shopped for health insurance instead.
Taking advantage of the open enrollment period for his health insurance, Price switched from a high-deductible plan to one with a lower deductible. This increased his monthly cost by $200, but the switch paid off, says Price, marketing director at American Trust Bank of East Tennessee in Knoxville.
Max was born in August, and the medical costs for the pregnancy and birth -- for which they are still getting bills -- will be about $3,000 out-of-pocket rather than the $6,000 they would have paid with their old, high-deductible plan, he estimates.
"That really did help us out," says Price, 32. "Cost was one of the things we worried about."
For most families, baby expenses start well before it is time to buy a crib. Prenatal and birth medical costs can add up to thousands of out-of-pocket dollars, even for families with health insurance.
An increase in prenatal testing and cesarean sections means the total medical costs of having a baby have risen, says George Macones, chairman of the committee on obstetric practice at the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
"Patients need to understand their out-of-pocket costs," Macones says.
Mothers paid an average $1,148 out of pocket in 2009, versus $661 in 2004, a 74 percent increase, according to the most recent data from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, which is sponsored by the U.S. government. These numbers can more than double for complications such as C-sections and premature delivery.
The Affordable Healthcare Act, in full effect by 2014, will help ease the burden, since more will be covered.
Health plans will be required to cover 100% of the costs of many maternity-related services, including gestational-diabetes screening, DNA testing, HIV screening and counseling, as well as breastfeeding support, supplies and counseling, according to an email from Patricia Stephenson, a medical director at Cigna, an insurer in Bloomfield, Conn.
Planning to save
Still, if you're planning on getting pregnant, there are ways to save.
Like the Prices, you can switch to a lower-deductible health insurance policy with a higher monthly premium to help offset costs.
For a high-deductible plan, consider a health savings account through your employer to set aside a tax-deductible portion from each paycheck.
At work, get in touch with your human resources department, because it may have valuable information on how to lower costs. Billing staff at the obstetrician's office can also answer questions about in-network coverage and policy specifics.
Examine details of what's covered by your particular plan. Cigna customers can go online to compare costs of services such as blood testing or prenatal exams from specific providers or sign up to speak with a maternity case manager to discuss individual coverage, Stephenson says.
Understanding the coverage early on can help reduce costs through the nine months, she explains. For example, women with severe morning sickness can opt for in-home intravenous treatments rather than taking them overnight in a hospital, which can increase costs, Stephenson says.
For prescription drugs, you can save by opting for generic versions when they are available.
Some commonly prescribed services are not always covered by insurance, says Dr. Angela Chaudhari, an obstetrician and attending physician at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. Most insurers won't cover extra ultrasounds or genetic tests for diseases such as cystic fibrosis, a chronic lung disease, for patients with a low-risk pregnancy, she says.
Since most genetic tests can be scheduled ahead of time, Chaudhari tells patients to check with their insurer before committing to blood work.
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FARGO, N.D. (AP) - Dale Lennon built his career around stopping the option and he says North Dakota State will have a tough task this weekend in its playoff game against Georgia Southern.
The Bison host Georgia Southern in a Football Championship Subdivision semifinal on Saturday, and Lennon said things will get tricky when the Eagles start running and pitching inside the Fargodome.
"It's scary," said Lennon, now the head coach at Southern Illinois. "It's an offense that has disappeared, and I think now as it is coming back, a lot of teams aren't sure how to defend triple option anymore."
The Bison employed the veer option to win five Division II national championships after a playoff system was instituted in 1973. At one point, NDSU owned a 12-game winning streak against North Dakota.
Lennon, first as UND's defensive coordinator and then as head coach, set his sights on cracking the option and won nine of his last 11 games against NDSU. Lennon's defense ran drills against the option almost every day throughout the season.
The Bison (12-1) have had one week to prepare for Georgia Southern.
"Long hours and coffee," is how NDSU head coach Craig Bohl described the prep work. "We're scheming like crazy right now."
The Eagles (11-2) rank second in FCS in rushing with an average of 334 yards a game. They like to spread the ball around. Six players have 42 carries or more. Five of them have rushed for more than 470 yards each.
Lennon said he watched Georgia Southern dismantle Old Dominion in the first round of the playoffs.
"Just watching that one game, it did remind me of the NDSU days of running the veer and running the ball on third and six, third and seven, third and 10 ... they're pretty good at that," Lennon said.
Most impressive, Georgia Southern ran for 302 yards in a 45-21 loss on Nov. 19 to Alabama, the most allowed by the Crimson Tide since 2004.
"I saw the University of Alabama, who's coached by (Nick) Saban, supposedly the next guru of defensive football, give up 300 and some yards against these guys," Bohl said. "And Saban looked haggard in the press conference."
The Eagles typically line up with two wide receivers, two slot backs and a fullback behind the quarterback. The first option is the fullback, the second is the quarterback keeping the ball and the third is pitching to a trailing back.
To stop it, Lennon said, each defender has to follow his assignment rather than trying to make every tackle. He would tell his linemen to take on the first body in the way and not even look to see what's going on in the backfield. That leaves the linebackers and defensive backs to match up with the skill players.
One mistake results in a big play, Lennon said.
On the other hand, he said, Georgia Southern might make risky pitches and isn't comfortable playing from behind. "I like North Dakota State," he said. "I think they've got talent on defense. I think their speed is right where you need it, and their versatility with their front seven is pretty impressive. And I think they have the coaches who know how to defend it."
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OCLC Number: | 32274316 |
Description: | 323 p. ; 25 cm. |
Contents: | Introduction -- Hinduism -- Buddhism -- Chinese and Japanese traditions -- Jewish traditions -- Christian traditions -- Muslim traditions -- Mysticism among oral peoples. |
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"The particulars of a mystical experience color and shape its essence. But as Denise and John Carmody tell us, be it a Native American vision quest, or the intense soul-wrenching experience of a great storm, or a passionate love, or a dialogue in deep prayer with a personal divinity - any of these can be considered a mystical episode, if it draws us into a direct encounter with ultimate reality. In Mysticism: Holiness East and West, the Carmodys apply this broad definition of mysticism - a direct encounter with ultimate reality - to mystical experiences found in the world's great religions, providing insight into mysticism and into religious practice around the globe." "The Carmodys offer an informative survey of the six major world religions - the Hindu, Buddhist, Chinese, Jewish, Christian, and Muslim traditions - and they also examine the religious practices of North American, Latin American, African, and Australian native peoples. They illuminate the history, principal beliefs, and teaching of each religion, and then examine the lives and works of each tradition's outstanding mystics. Equally important, the Carmodys compare the mysticism found in one tradition with that found in the others, revealing how mystical practice varies widely from one religious group to the next. They find, for instance, that Jewish mystical experience has seldom been given to the magical flight practiced by native American shamans, nor has it over-regarded miracle working. Likewise, the book compares John of the Cross's negation of the self with the Indian doctrine of "not this, not that" which relates to the Buddhist idea of Nirvana." "In providing a comprehensive and accessible guide to mysticism, the Carmodys have done a major service for anyone seeking mystical experience and for all those interested in religion as practiced throughout the world."--BOOK JACKET.
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Lake-In-The-Hills Fen Nature Preserve
McHenry County
Location and Access:
From Algonquin at the jct. of Rt. 31 and Huntley-Algonquin Rd. (Rt. 62), west on Huntley-Algonquin for 1 mile to Pyott Rd. North on Pyott for 1.5 miles to the entrance of Barbara Key Park west for Pyott. Trailhead from Barbara Key Park provides access to the nature preserve.
Special Note: Parking and public facilities provided at Barbara Key Park.
Lake-In-The-Hills Fen is a picturesque complex of morainal ridges, composed primarily of limestone gravel, which surround depressional areas that contain very high quality of wetlands. Nine distinct native communities occur here and include calcareous floating mat, graminoid fen, low shrub fen, calcareous seep, sedge meadows and marsh, perennial stream, dry gravel prairie and mesic gravel prairie. The gravel hills are covered by dry prairies dominated by native grasses interspersed with a rich diversity of rare wildflowers such as Hill's thistle, prairie smoke, prairie gentian and leadplant. Ground water collecting in the sand and gravel of the gravel hills absorbs minerals from the limestone and seeps out at the base of the hills to form fens. Many rare plants are found in the fen including the false asphodel. The fen is home to the tiny blue bell, our smallest damsel fly, which is known to exist in only two sites in Illinois. Associated with the fen is the shrub fen, dominated by shrubby cinquefoil. Closer to the stream, sedge meadows provide a rich habitat for many uncommon wetland butterflies and birds as well as a variety of sedges, grasses and forbs. The sedge meadows grade into cattail marshes which border the perennial stream. From the center of the preserve, surrounded by the gravel hills and overlooking the lush green vegetation of the wetlands, it is possible to get a sense of stepping back in time. The natural diversity and scenic beauty of Lake-In-The-Hills Fen make it an excellent place to view native landscapes closely resembling pre-settlement conditions. An active volunteer stewardship group has been assisting with management activities for ten years.
Ownership: Village of Lake-In-The-Hills, Illinois Department of Natural Resources and McHenry County Conservation District
Dedicated: April 1990
Size: 211.614 acres
Topo Map: Crystal Lake 7.5
For Further Information Contact: McHenry County Conservation District, 6512 Harts Rd., Ringwood, IL 60072 (815/678-4431)
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