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Having searched Eastern and Western Europe for a missing heir, Kate Walker finally completed her long and arduous journey, obtaining the signature of Hans Voralberg and closing the automaton factory buyout. Mission accomplished? Perhaps, but not for her...
An unlikely pair, young Kate Walker and old, eccentric Hans Voralberg now set off on a journey together, in search of the last of the fabled Syberian mammoths at the heart of a long-forgotten universe. The surreal quest Hans began alone several years ago will come to a final close as he and Kate face obstacles far more dangerous than ever before, testing their courage and determination. Far and beyond, a mystical Syberia awaits their arrival.
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Syberia 2 is even more beautiful than the first game and seems to have been given a better localization as well, but it maintains a lot of the flaws inherent in the original. There are still situations where the solution to a puzzle is completely outlandish or even worse, situations where you know what you need to do, but you struggle with the game's interface to make it happen.
Andread more while the locations are more impressive than in the original Syberia, the story is less interesting because many of the mysteries presented in the first title were answered by the end, but the sequel doesn't add many twists of its own. The Disney-inspired villains and little mascot animal, the Youki, also seem at odds with the generally somber and faintly sad tone the first game worked so hard to convey. And like the first Syberia, the end comes very abruptly and offers little closure. Except this time, there isn't another game ready and waiting for you to continue the story.
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Suberia II, which picks up where Kate Walker left off in the original, is just as good as the first one, if not a little better. In the sequel, Kate continues her journey to find the fabled Syberia and the mastadons, only to find that such a journey may take more than she first anticipated. The player will be taken to mysterious and far-away lands like before, but prepare for moreread more dangers along the way in your quest as you are dodging bounty hunters, a crazed Orthodox Catholic priest and his sect who will stop at nothing to keep you from completing your quest, as well as many other perils that await you. Benoit Sokal's vision turned to computer-graphic form shows that he is truly still one of the visionaries in story-telling as he takes many, many concepts that were not tangible before and makes them even more tangible now. If you enjoyed the first Syberia as much as I did, then Syberia II is a definite must-have for those that enjoy a wonderful story and a great point-and-click adventure,
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Syberia 2 continues the story in Syberia right where you leave off, pursuing the dream of finding the last living Mammoths on Earth. However, whereas the first was propelled along by energy that came from its mysterious set pieces and dream-like plot, the second seems to run out of steam by comparison. Gone are many of the sweeping vistas replaced by run-down towns and snowy fields.read more The game tries to pick up momentum by adding the feeling that the main character is being hunted, but this never really shows itself until the last part of the game, and by then it really makes no difference. Don't get me wrong, the game still features great voice acting, an intriguing plot and some interesting characters, including a half-seal, half-dog creature that I only wish were real, but the game still falls short of the mark set by the first. When the first one ended, I was begging for more, when the second ended, I was merely glad it was over.
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Santos and the victim, 38-year-old Filemon Cruz, reportedly got into a fight in Santos' driveway Saturday afternoon.
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- Network: The CW
- Series Premiere Date: Oct 9, 2013
- Season #: 1
- Summary: A remake of the 1970s British sci-fi series (which was previously remade in the 1990s), The Tomorrow People centers on a group of young adults who represent the next stage in human evolution; each one possesses special powers, such as teleportation and telepathy, and they are caught in a battle between good and evil forces. Robbie Amell, Peyton List, and Mark Pellegrino are among the stars, while Greg Berlanti (Arrow) and Phil Klemmer (Chuck) produce.… Expand
- Genre(s): Drama, Science Fiction
- Show Type: Ended
- Season 1 premiere date: Oct 9, 2013
- Episode Length: 60
- Air Time: 09:00 PM
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Mixed: 13 out of 23
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Silly as the set-up may seem, it works because of competent writing and convincing performances.
It's an episode of television that exists at the intersection of Marvel's superpowers-as-puberty metaphors and the half-baked cultural upheaval of True Blood—with a Whedon-esque anti-authoritarian streak thrown in for good measure. The show could devolve into a grab bag of familiar themes and tropes down the line, but its pilot does a remarkable job of synthesizing a cohesive introduction out of those disparate parts.
Although predictable in predictable ways, there are enough twists and turns and, relatively speaking, complexities of character to keep things interesting, and a pivot at the end that I did not see coming. Which bodes well.
Derivative of sci-fi and superhuman dramas we've seen plenty of times before, up to and including the slo-mo 'Matrix' bullets flying out of a gun.
There's nothing in the pilot that feels particularly like today, much less like tomorrow.
It has a stupid title and a stupid premise and, among its many transgressions against watchable entertainment, it really doesn't make much sense (you know, on top of the acting and the writing and whatnot).
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Mixed: 5 out of 42
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Feb 6, 2014I really like this reboot, as I've been waiting many years to see this show come back since I was a kid. There's enough twists and turns to keep me interested, although a few logic errors and inconsistencies that throw me out of the story at times. However, for entertainment value, I enjoy it.
The storyline and character development have gotten better over the span of the episodes, so I do hope that the writers continue their creativity and depth with the characters. Emotional tensions keep the momentum going. I want more ambiguity of character from Jedekiah, and even Steven's mom, who has been slow in coming. But I think it's on the right track as long as they remember that they are playing to an intelligent audience.… Expand
Feb 15, 2014All of the negative reviews read like they were written by children, I enjoy the characters and support Mark Pellegrino as a prominent television actor and unlike those that simply read the title or perhaps watch the pilot and then claim insight into the quality of the series I respect any shows development phase and understand that one cannot justly review a series until it has at least two seasons under it's belt and has been renewed for a third because up until then it isn't a series, it's still forming it's characters and story. The first season is shaping up quite nicely if you had actually checked it out.… Expand
Mar 24, 2014This show is not as horrible as viewers are making it out to be. From what I've seen it is pretty cool. The majority of episodes are action packed and keeps me on the edge of my seat. There have been a few episode where I think what were the writers thinking, I find Steven the main character annoying, but besides that I hope the show continues and the tomorrow people step up and stop hiding underground and use their powers for good!… Expand
May 15, 2014This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This show is a bad version of mutant X or some marvel comics.The idea is great and some of the actors are ok.The story is intruiging after the first boring EPs.The problem is this teenstuff.Of course Stephen is a teen, got to admit.But they tried to show no blood, no hard action.Its all....soft.They cant kill, bad decision.The final EP is a good example for that.When the writers do EVERYTHING that no one dies.Even the shot that killed Cara is rewinded with Stephend power.WTF?This was so lame and random.The mainproblem for me with this is that the writers NEVER EVER know what aproach they want to try.Stpehens character is a great example.There is no developement for him.For example he accepts it after one EP that he "is not human".Why?No explanation.And thats the case for many many many things in the show.This show needed a much darker aproach with less stupid fighting, more morale decicions, less lovestory, more death and some character developement.Sorry guys, show got canceld for many very good reasons.… Expand
Oct 9, 2013This show is so bad, it is like a bad version of Alphas and Jumper. Too cliche, bad writing, bad acting. Makes me sad because I liked the original Tomorrow People it had substance this doesn't… Expand


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If you tried to predict the outcome of the 2012 IIHF World Championships, and I'm sure you did, chances are you were wrong. That's okay. Pretty much everyone was.
Canada lost to Slovakia this morning and will not be playing in the medal games. The Russian team squeaked out a win against Norway as well, meaning that Canada will finish 5th in the tournament. TeamUSA plays Finland beginning at 11:30am ET. If they win, they will go on to the Semifinals. (Winners in the semis play for the medals.)
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The Associated Press | posted Aug 28th - 7:40am
Police are scratching their heads trying to work out who donated a human skull to a thrift store in Austin, Texas.
Dogs get blues when youngsters go back to school
Sue Manning, Associated Press | posted Aug 27th - 5:20pm
Young people aren't the only ones who get back-to-school blues. Pooches used to months of constant playtime can get upset when their best buddies disappear with the dog days of summer.
Woman accused of setting fire with burned bacon
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A Utah woman accused of using a pound of bacon to start a fire in her ex-boyfriend's house will stand trial on arson charges.
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A Vermont restaurant that removed a bacon advertisement called insensitive to vegans and Muslims is being criticized for doing so.
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Swedish city plays 'Schindler's List' to Nazis
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Neo-Nazis rallying in the Swedish city of Norrkoping have been greeted by the theme song from "Schindler's List" ringing from the bells of city hall.
Maine lobsterman catches rare blue lobster
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A Maine lobsterman says he and his 14-year-old daughter caught a one-in-two-million crustacean: a blue lobster.
Gold thief offers to pay for pilfered nugget
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A man suspected of walking out of a Juneau, Alaska, jewelry store with a gold nugget worth nearly $5,000 developed a conscience and paid for it — after his image was distributed by police through a "crime stoppers" program.
Original Superman comic sells for record $3.2 million
Patrick M. Sheridan, CNN | posted Aug 25th - 11:25am
A pristine copy of Action Comics #1 — which introduced Superman for the first time — sold on eBay for $3,207,852, a record. When it originally hit newsstands in 1938, the comic sold for 10 cents.
Colorado marshal can't adjust to high altitude
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Nederland, Colorado's town marshal says he is resigning after just six months because he can't adjust to the altitude.
Moose shows up at German office canteen
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Farmers' Almanac predicts another nasty winter
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One man realizes the magnitude of this gradual loss and does his part by making signs to hang on ordinary objects in preparation for the day when everyone will forget what things are for. The sign he hangs on the neck of his cow, for instance, reads "This is the cow. She must be milked every morning so that she will produce milk, and the milk must be boiled in order to be mixed with the coffee to make coffee with milk."
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We invaded two smaller countries, and the toll of deaths and injuries for soldiers and civilians quickly swelled beyond what even the wars' direst critics had predicted. Months became years, with no end in sight.
At which time America was struck by one of the largest-scale natural disasters in our history, in the form of Hurricane Katrina. As days passed and the level of suffering worsened, we discovered that the specific government agency created to deal with just such scenarios was instead top-heavy with political appointees whose expertise ran more toward (believe it or not) managing professional show horses than to extracting residents from a major city that had essentially been swept out to sea.
Just when our country was figuratively beginning to get its head above water after those incalculably destructive debacles, the bottom fell out again. We discovered almost overnight that the touted "free market" legislation our leaders had meticulously put into place during the past decade had created a wheel-and-deal loophole so gigantic that the very richest of us could rob the rest of us without fear of penalty, and bring on the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
We went under for the second time, and the 99 percent of us who did not get richer from the Great Bank Heist don't have our heads completely above water till yet.
Astonishingly, one of the most crucial eight-year periods in our history has been essentially dropped into some mysterious Memory Hole. We're told that even bringing up those events and the reasons for them is damaging to our country, and that we should not "dwell on the past."
Except that the past, as William Faulkner once put it, "is not even past." And if we believe the adage "those who do not learn from the past are doomed to repeat it," this week's election is not a difficult choice. Our suffering from the disasters of 2000-2008 is far from over, and there's no guarantee we'll get our breath back anytime soon.
Yet, millions of people in one party believe we should not only go back to the leadership and principles of 2000-2008, but we should go double-or-nothing on the bet. These are the same individuals who would express the most surprise if, as a result, our country then goes under for the third time.
"The definition of insanity," some wise person tells us, "is repeating the same action but expecting a different outcome."
If we go that route in the voting booth this week, the history of our time that will someday be written by my granddaughter's generation will be a grim verdict indeed.
"First, they lost their hearts," it will say of us. "And then they lost their minds."
Dale Short is a native of Walker County. His books, columns, photos, and radio features are available on his website, carrolldaleshort.com. His weekly radio program "Music from Home" airs each Sunday at 6 pm on Oldies 101.5 FM and is archived afterward on his website.


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Clone Captain Rex
Clone Captain Rex served the Republic during the Clone Wars, often taking orders from Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano. He viewed military service as an honor, and he always completed his mission. Fond of using two blaster pistols at the same time, Rex customized his armor with distinctive blue markings.
Clone 99
During the Clone Wars, Clone 99 was a malformed result of the cloning process. Due to his genetic defects and physical limitations, he was considered unfit for combat, and remained behind on Kamino to support the training efforts of his clone "brothers." Though his responsibilities were menial and his job consisted primarily of janitorial duties, he took pride in his work and in his connection to the Republic's noble heroes. Despite (or perhaps because of) his physical shortcomings, Clone 99 was gentle, thoughtful and wise, offering a unique perspective for cadets facing the rigors of military training. During the Separatist invasion of Tipoca City, he assisted a group of clone cadets in their defense of the cloning facility.
Clone Trooper Dogma
Fervently loyal to the Galactic Republic, trooper Dogma was one of the newer generation of clone troopers fighting on the frontlines of the Clone Wars. Unlike seasoned veterans like Clone Captain Rex and ARC Trooper Fives, Dogma was more rigid in his thinking, easily -- and eagerly -- submitting to appropriate authority. When clones troopers of the 501st began grousing about General Krell's obstinate and dangerous command style, Dogma jumped to defend their commander. Dogma supported the general -- and passionately believed in their duty to carry out his orders.
Purged from the otherwise complete Jedi Archives is all evidence of the mysterious world of Kamino. A lonely world beyond the Outer Rim and just south of the Rishi Maze, few could have predicted that Kamino would become a key contributor to a massive shift in political power in the final days of the Republic. Kamino is a planet of endless oceans and storms. Few features mark its surface, save for massive stilt-mounted cities wherein reside the planet's natural inhabitants, the Kaminoans. From Tipoca City, the planet's Prime Minister rules. Lama Su closely monitored the operations of Kamino's most prized export: clones.
Umbara, known as the "Shadow World" due to the rays of its sun never completely reaching its surface, is perpetually dark. The native wildlife have adapted to survive in such gloom, making the planet perpetually dangerous. Umbara was once part of the Galactic Republic, represented in the Senate by Senator Mee Deechi. Later in the Clone Wars, the planet's loyalty wavered and the natives of Umbara allied themselves with the Separatists, bringing their extremely advanced technology to the Separatist Alliance.
General Pong Krell
This Besalisk Jedi is all about getting results and, indeed, his battlefield record lists many key victories in the Clone Wars. He has an unshakable confidence in his methods, and he will brook no insubordination among his charges. In personal combat, he can be ferocious -- his giant arms carry two double-ended lightsabers, making him extremely dangerous in close quarters. Pong Krell's reputation as a successful general is well known but so is the fact that the casualty rates of the clone troopers under his command are the highest.


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Washington, DC—The American Association for Justice (AAJ) today demanded the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) withdraw a proposed rule that would allow drug companies to claim immunity for failing to warn patients of potential drug hazards.
The rule directly contradicts congressional intent that the duty to warn people of a drug's hazards rests with the drug company, who is in the best position to warn about problems associated with the drug.
"With this rule the FDA thumbs its nose at Congress, and leaves patients in the dark about the safety of the prescriptions they are given," said AAJ President, Kathleen Flynn Peterson. "This rule would make it more difficult for consumers injured by prescription drugs to hold drug companies accountable. We encourage Congress to curb this agency's abuse of power."
A new law enacted last fall (the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007) required drug companies to update prescription drug labels to warn consumers of drug hazards at the earliest sign of a problem. However, under this FDA rule, drug companies would only have to update its label after they establish a "causal association" between the drug and the hazard, which could take years. This leaves the drug companies too much discretion in determining when to include safety hazards on a drug's warning label.
"The FDA's own mission states, they will 'protect the public health by ensuring that human drugs are safe and effective,'" said Flynn Peterson. "By letting the drug companies decide not to update labels even when there is evidence of potential risks, the FDA is taking a step backward in protecting consumers from harmful drugs. The drug companies couldn't get this authority added to the legislation, so they're getting the Bush Administration to ignore Congress and do it for them."
In addition to this FDA rule, the Bush Administration has a pattern of ignoring clear congressional intent and protecting companies over consumers. A few examples include:
- Food and Drug Administration: In 2006 the FDA angered both Democrats and Republicans in Congress by issuing a drug labeling rule that preempted state law despite the fact that the agency had long held the opposite view. Senators Kennedy and Dodd, senior Democrats on the committee that oversees the FDA, criticized the agency for adding the language without allowing comments, and described the assertion of preemption as "a drastic reversal of policy with … far-reaching implications."
- Federal Railroad Administration: Just four days after Congress passed the Implementing Recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act of 2007 that preserved railroad derailment victims' ability to hold railroad companies accountable for their injuries, the Federal Railroad Administration also issued a proposed rule which sought to provide immunity to negligent railroad companies in event of a commuter train derailment.
- Department of Homeland Security (DHS): DHS claimed preemption of state laws in a 2006 rule regarding chemical facility safety. The rule left state and local communities with the responsibility for any necessary clean-up and emergency response, despite the fact that the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee expressly rejected such an approach just a year earlier. Senators Lieberman, Collins and Lautenberg, admonished DHS Secretary Michael Chertoff for the failure to recognize, or even discuss, the fact that Congress never intended state laws to be preempted.
- National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA): In 2005, the NHTSA proposed rules on seatbelts and roof-crush resistance that would preempt state common-law claims. The move sparked criticism from Senators Specter and Leahy. A senior NHTSA official involved in the roof-crush rule later told the Los Angeles Times that the preemption issue had been handled in a way "different from how we normally operated… [The rule] was dropped in from out of the blue."
AAJ will be submitting comments to the FDA demanding the withdrawal of the rule prior to the close of the comment period and encouraging congressional oversight.


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On Monday night the Saints will tighten their laces for the Atlanta Falcons. Another spiffy dome affair, which means those New Orleans pass catchers will have no problem stretching their legs and running their breezy little wind sprints, and somewhere in the fourth quarter of that thing we should witness a great burst of history ... Drew Brees planting a banner in untouched, virgin ground. The record for total passing yards in an NFL season. Oh boy, for sure, one of the biggies.
Currently its name is Mt. Marino - 5, 084 yards of elevation, the highest peak ever scaled in pro football. It was reached 27 years ago, during Dan's second season with the Miami Dolphins, and the yardage mark has been barely breathed upon ever since.
Brees himself came close three seasons ago ... clutching, gasping, reaching, but coming up 15 yards short. Kurt Warner, with 4,830 yards in '01, made an admirable push. But the rest who've tried ... not so close.
Warner and Brees both have been indoor operators. So, to me, the most impressive liner note on Marino's 1984 masterpiece was the number of dome games he played that season - only one. Brees, once his totals clear final audit, will have played in 11 this year. The domification of football ... those climate-controlled corner routes, a sincere gripe for the purists. Like a passage from Henry Miller's "The Air-Conditioned Nightmare."
The most air any Don Shula QB had ever accumulated prior to Marino was 3,481 yards - those were John Unitas yards, back in 1963, Shula's first year as a head coach. "I would lean toward a balanced attack," he was quoted as the season kicked off. "I plan on having a diversified offense." That was a sensible plan. Except the Colts were terribly thinned-out at running back, so it became a season of Unitas going out and cranking it up and leading the world in pass yardage and completions.
Now here was Shula's new wonderboy, Marino, gunning it 35 ... 39 ... 42 times a game, and I remember his bitter tone after Miami had lost big to San Francisco for the title, when a writer asked him if he felt uncomfortable with his all-pass, no-run attack. The writer said Shula looked like a frantic coachman trying to hang on to a team of wild horses.
"We reached the Super Bowl with this kind of team!" Shula fired back. "What do you want us to do, throw 15 passes a game?"
Remind Shula of that story today and he gives it a laugh.
"Hey, if we would have had Marino do what Griese did, I would've had every defensive coordinator in the league calling me and congratulating me on my gameplan!"
And now he reminds you that his top coaching vow was to embrace flexibility, to mold his offensive style around the goods on-hand, not jamming the wrong bodies into some stubborn, rigid system.
"If you look at my career, I always tried to adjust my style to the people I had to work with," Shula says. "That was my style. I didn't ask Griese to do Marino things, and I didn't ask Marino to hand the ball off. Same thing with Unitas. They all had their special qualities, and it was my job as a coach to determine what these qualities were and then give them the tools and opportunity to utilize them.
"And when you've got a Csonka in your backfield, you'd be an idiot not to give him the ball as many times as you could. With Csonka, I never worried about getting the first down on the field, and I didn't have to kick field goals down near the goal line because we got the touchdown.
"With Marino it was all about the deep balls. He just had that great knack, that sense of timing and accuracy for throwing it deep, putting it up there high and outside where the receiver had a great chance of beating the defensive back and getting the ball. A guy who had an unbelievable confidence in his ability to throw the football.
"We never felt we were out of a game with Dan, that we could always come back."
Marino's aces back through the 1980s were the Marks Brothers -Duper and Clayton, a pair of 5-foot-9 jumping beans who grabbed over 1,300 yards apiece in '84 and added to the Christmas-morning grin that was already smeared across Shula's face.
"Back then everybody was looking for the tall receiver that could get back into the secondary and out-jump you for the ball," Shula says. "Well, Clayton and Duper were short guys, but they had the knack of getting open. When they got to the ball they had great vertical leaps and could go up and get it. And with Marino, no matter what the coverage was, he thought he could fit it in there and make the completion. That made our passing attack pretty exciting to see."
Lord, was it ever. Five thousand eighty four — a journey that's held up for 27 years, when mileage didn't come as cheaply as today. I'll get a little nostalgic over this one. I'll be sad to see it go.
Tom Danyluk is an award-winning freelance writer based in Chicago. His book on pro football, "The Super '70s," is available at Amazon.com. You can contact Tom at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Sinclair C5
The Sinclair Research C5 is a battery electric vehicle invented by Sir Clive Sinclair and launched by Sinclair Vehicles Ltd in the United Kingdom on 10 January 1985. The vehicle is a battery-assisted tricycle steered by a handlebar beneath the driver's knees. Powered operation is possible making it unnecessary for the driver to pedal. Its top speed of 15 miles per hour (24 km/h), is the fastest allowed in the UK without a driving licence. It is powered by a 200W or 250W motor. It sold for £399 plus £29 for delivery.
It became an object of media and popular ridicule during the 1980s in Britain and was a commercial disaster, selling only around 17,000 units. Sinclair claimed it remained "the best selling electric vehicle" as recently as 2010,[1] although it was overtaken in 2011 when the Nissan Leaf had sold over 20,000 units.[2]
Sir Clive Sinclair started to think about electric vehicles as a teenager, and it was an idea he toyed with for decades. In the early 1970s Sinclair Radionics was working on the project. Sinclair had Chris Curry work on the electric motor. However, the company focus shifted to calculators and no further work was done on vehicles until the late 1970s. Development began again in 1979 and progressed erratically until, in 1983, it became apparent new legislation would alter the market and make it possible to sell a vehicle closely resembling development efforts.
As time went on, the Sinclair Research C5 development cost gradually increased. In March 1983, Sinclair sold some of his shares in Sinclair Research Ltd and raised £12 million to finance vehicle development. In May a new company, Sinclair Vehicles Ltd, was formed out of Sinclair Research and a development contract entered with Lotus to take the C5 design to production. At the same time, the Hoover Company at Merthyr Tydfil contracted to manufacture the C5. This, together with the fact that the motors were made by Polymotor in Italy, started the urban myth that the C5 was powered by a washing machine motor.[3] In 1984, Sinclair Vehicles Ltd set up head office at the University of Warwick Science Park.
Despite promotion involving former Formula One racing driver Stirling Moss, the reaction upon its release was that the C5 was impractical in the British climate meaning it was only comfortably usable in northern England in the spring and summer, and possibly dangerous on busy roads.
On 13 August 1985, the Hoover Company announced the end of production. Only around 17,000 C5s had been sold.[1] Sinclair Vehicles was put into receivership on 12 October 1985.
Design problems[edit]
The C5 suffered from problems: cold weather shortened battery life, the driver was exposed to the weather, and because it was low to the ground, doubts were raised about its safety in traffic. The problems were addressed with a second battery, side screens for bad weather and a reflector on tall poles - all available as extras from the launch.[4] The problems were expressed in a cartoon showing a C5 and a juggernaut approaching each other at a blind corner, the C5 being occupied by lemmings.[citation needed] Users of recumbent tricycles and a study by the Department of Transport suggested visibility fears were largely unfounded, but the weight, lack of seat-to-pedal adjustment, lack of gears, short pedal cranks, and that the motor overheated on long hills were serious problems;[5] indeed the motor was essentially useless for climbing hills, with even mild gradients necessitating significant pedal assistance.
Modified C5s[edit]
A heavily modified C5 reached a top speed of 150 miles per hour (240 km/h) and accelerated from 0 to 60 mph in 5 seconds taking the speed record for an electric vehicle.[6] The C5 also became the world's first electric stunt vehicle when it was driven through a 70 ft tunnel of fire.[7] A "turbo conversion" converting the C5 to 24 volts and boosting the speed to 27–30 miles per hour (43–48 km/h) is available.[8]
During the Swiss Tour de Sol in the early 1990s, several C5s were solarised and modified to provide more range and speed. Plans were made available for these conversions, required to use the C5 legally in Switzerland.
Sinclair C5s have also been converted to jet engine power.[9]
In 2006, another Sinclair C5 was fitted with a hybrid rocket engine for an episode of Sky TV's Brainiac science show. After evaluating the performance of three different fast foods as rocket fuels (combined with nitrous oxide), the winning fuel was used to propel the C5 in a drag race with an electric scooter.[10]
Sinclair X-1[edit]
In November 2010, Sinclair told The Guardian he was working on a new prototype that should be launched within a year. "Technology has moved on quite a bit, there are new batteries available and I just rethought the thing. The C5 was OK, but I think we can do a better job now." He said the prototype was called the X-1.[11][12] The X-1 was meant to launch in July 2011 at a price of £595.[13] but so far there has been no confirmation of any release.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b "Sinclair Research - About Us". Sinclair Research Ltd. Retrieved 2011-07-18.
- ^ Damon Lavrinc (2011-11-30). "Nissan sells 20,000 Leafs worldwide, 10,000 in U.S. by end of the year". AutoblogGreen. Retrieved 2011-11-30.
- ^ Sinclair C5 Enthusiasts website. "The C5 uses a washing machine motor". Retrieved 2006-09-16.
- ^ Sinclair C5 Enthusiasts website. "C5 Accessory Catalogue". Retrieved 2006-09-16.
- ^ P.J. Milner and P. Newman. "The Sinclair C5 Electric Vehicle". Retrieved 2006-09-16.
- ^ Sinclair Research. "Film Hire, The Sinclair C5 Test Car". Retrieved 2006-09-16.[dead link]
- ^ Sinclair Research. "Sinclair C5 Background Information". Retrieved 2006-09-16.[dead link]
- ^ Sinclair Research. "Sinclair C5 Modifications". Retrieved 2006-09-16.[dead link]
- ^ Pleiadean Media - Jetpower.co.uk
- ^ Celestial Mechanics, The Brainiac project
- ^ Simon Hattenstone, The Guardian (2010-11-13). "Whose bright idea was that?". London. Retrieved 2010-11-13.
- ^ Sinclair Research X-1
- ^ Sinclair X-1 Official Web Site
- Adamson, Ian; Kennedy, Richard (1986). Sinclair and the "Sunrise" Technology. London: Penguin Books. 224 pp. ISBN 0-14-008774-5.
- Dale, Rodney (1985). The Sinclair Story. London: Duckworth. 184 pp. ISBN 0-7156-1901-2.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Sinclair C5.
- Gallery, Timeline, Projects, Events and Owners forum
- Enthusiasts forum
- Sinclair C5 at DMOZ
- Old Merthyr Tydfil: Sinclair C5 Production - Historical Photographs showing the Production of the Sinclair C5 at Hoover, Merthyr Tydfil.
- 'Move over Segway, I'm planning the C6', BBC News article


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Hello! How was everyone's weekend? Ours was great. My sister from NYC came to visit Ms. Zoey so we spent some quality family time w/ her. Sat night, we had a yummy Korean bbq dinner at the sis in law's new place.
And yesterday, while the husband worked on the garden, I made infused water w/ lemon, mint, + raspberries straight from the garden! Well, minus the lemon of course- we don't have a lemon tree, unfortunately. So after daddy worked hard weeding, he quenched his thirst w/ homemade infused water. AMAZING!
So easy, healthy, and it looks so pleasant!
Lemon slices- don't you love the vibrant, happy color?!
Do try this at home and you can add any berries available- blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, etc. Serve it at a bbq, your guests will surely be impressed!
Happy Summer!
'Til next post, Kellie.


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Dump Oak Grove "flip flopper" Councilman Campbell
Original post made by frank on Apr 29, 2008
What happened to the rest of us who support Oak Grove and all of those who put years of effort in to come up with the present plan? Let the legislature fix any problems with state election law, Mr. Campbell. How do we in Pleasanton benefit from this appeal?
Mr. Campbell appears to be ill-suited in his official role as a councilman and it would be better to dump him at the next election and get someone with backbone to represent the general population of Pleasanton. That's what we vote them in office for, not to flip flop to please minorities.
on Apr 29, 2008 at 10:41 pm
I think you mean Matt Sllivan
on Apr 29, 2008 at 10:53 pm
You're losing it Frank. Matt Campbell has not been on the City Council for years.
on Apr 30, 2008 at 10:30 am
LOL! A bit late in the evening when you wrote that? Maybe PW can provide editing services.
I'm for "flip-flopping" by Councilmembers when factual evidence and research presented to them shows that an opposition's side is more beneficial to the larger community (such as how Sullivan voted on the Stoneridge Drive extension). Though "flip-flopping" done in the name of trying to appease both sides isn't too cool. He's trying to please all of the people, all of the time and in doing so is going to please no one. That's always been Sullivan's style. I understand he's trying to find compromise and bring people together that way, but as a leadership style it makes him appear really weak and ineffective. I'm not sure he realizes this.


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If this thread has shown anything, there are a number of teams that could make a play for Wallace, who could have a robust market. If the Steelers can clear the cap space, I would still like to see them franchise and trade him. If you didn't get a first last year, you won't get one this year, but maybe you get a second or a third? If you don't get a trade offer you like, you can anticipate that he'll hold out again and you can pull the tag.
Factor in for Restricted Free Agents, Lewis, and the rookie salary pool you have to set aside.
All this in addition to being 12 million over the cap already and there is no way to clear enough room to franchise Wallace for a trade.
Here comes the BOOM!
let the bum go he can drop passes over there
Mock 3.0
1. Darqueze Dennard, CB, Michigan State
2. Jordan Matthews, WR, Vandy
3. Ed Stinson, DE, Alabama
4. Lache Seastrunk, RB, Baylor
5. Zachariah Kerr, NT, Delaware
5a. Shaquille Richardson, CB, Arizona
6. Marcel Jensen, TE, Fresno State
6a Greg Blair, ILB, Cincinnati
7. Kaleb Ramsey, DE, Boston College
2013 MNF Executive Champion!
Any team that has a good QB, mike will help and probably do well, but if he goes somewhere with a lousy QB he'll ride into the sunset and we won't hear much about him.
It's very unlikely the Steelers will have any money at all to sign FA's. It's going to be a challenge just for them to sign their own and get cap compliant.
The draft is our only option at this point, our hope is the picks we choose can contribute to the team, and possibly get a starter or two in the near future.


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With the wholesale price of beef up more than 20 per cent in the last year (and 50 per cent in the last four), barbecuing has become a high-stakes game. One way to reduce the pressure on home cooks is to use cheaper cuts of meat.
With the help of a couple of culinary tricks, less expensive choices including sirloin, flank or skirt steak (which are actually more flavourful) can yield impressive results. The key is planning in advance to maximize the meat's flavour and tenderness by using a good marinade, cooking the meat for the right length of time on the barbecue and employing an expert-slicing technique.
For help with those very things, I turned to chef Chris Short, a certified chef de cuisine and part-time instructor in the continuing education division of the NAIT school of culinary arts. Chef Short teaches two barbecue courses at NAIT, plus a class on gourmet burgers.
He likes a flank steak because it has robust flavour, but it comes in a big piece, which means the host has to slice the meat for his or her guests and plate it before serving. This is actually a nice touch, giving cooks the chance to arrange the meat with an attractive garnish, and perhaps a drizzle of fresh, reserved marinade for extra glamour and gusto.
Here are chef Short's top tips for getting the most out of a lower-priced beef cut. Keep in mind these instructions will necessarily vary, depending on the thickness of the steak, and the heat of the barbecue and, of course, blind luck. Practise makes perfect. (Yes, and the meek shall inherit the earth.)
1. Start by drenching the beef in something yummy.
Tender cuts lounge in the loin area of the animal, and are more expensive. Cheaper cuts are found in the muscles that do all the hard work, such as the rump, and they tend to be tougher. Preparing a marinade with an acid, such as lemon juice, vinegar or wine, will break down some of those fibrous tissues. But more important, a marinade adds flavour. Short recommends putting your steak, together with the marinade, in a zippered plastic bag overnight. Massage it every few hours to spread the marinade around.
2. Show respect for the barbecue.
Some people say barbecuing is a casual way to dine, like somehow that is a good thing. Those people are lazy. The notion of slapping a piece of meat on the barbecue implies a lack of regard for the beautiful relationship that is fire and protein. You and your barbecue deserve better. Make sure the grill is clean. Then, oil it and light the flame for five to 10 minutes before allowing the meat to settle into the barbecue's warm embrace. Chef Short puts one side of the barbecue on high for the sear, and the other side of the barbecue on a medium setting to finish the meat.
Sear the meat on high for a couple of minutes to begin the caramelization process, but don't play with it. The meat will release from the grill when it is ready, after about two minutes. Then flip it to sear the other side, moving the steak to a fresh part of the barbecue to ensure a piping hot surface. Once the second sear is done, be prepared to shift the steak to the other side of the barbecue, where the heat is somewhat lower, for the remainder of the cooking time. This might be another four minutes a side to achieve medium rare.
When you think the steak is done, take it off the heat, put it on a plate and insert a meat thermometer into the tissue. If it's not ready, throw it back on the grill. Try hard not to overcook a cheaper cut, because it dries out more easily.
3. Carve your meat carefully.
When cooked to perfection, tent the steak with tin foil and let it rest about five minutes before slicing it. If you cut the meat before it rests, the juice will run giddily out of the meat and on to the plate, instead of moving gracefully through the meat fibres, as nature intended.
Short says the meat must be cut across the grain, and on an angle to maximize the look and size of the servings. Don't worry if the meat cools a little; it's gorgeous regardless.
Chef Chris Short's Teriyaki Flank Steak Marinade
Purchase a two-pound (about 1.5 kilogram) flank steak for this recipe. It will cost about $20, and will feed about four people. Make sure and reserve some of the fresh marinade (nothing that has touched the raw meat) for garnish before serving. Short also uses the marinade recipe for salad dressing, helping to create cohesion on the plate.Ingredients:
1/2 cup (125 mL) soy sauce
1/4 cup (50 mL) canola oil
2 tablespoons (25 mL) sherry
2 tablespoons (25 mL) chopped onion
1 teaspoon (5 mL) sugar
1 teaspoon (5 mL) grated fresh ginger
1 clove garlic, crushed.Method:
Combine all marinade ingredients and mix well. Place flank steak and marinade in a zippered plastic bag and marinate at least four hours, preferably overnight. Grill over high heat to sear outside. Part way through cooking, turn steak 90 degrees to give the proper grill marks. Flip over to mark and cook the second side, allowing 3 to 5 minutes per side. Cook to rare or medium rare. Do not overcook. Let rest in a warm place for a few minutes and slice thinly across the grain.


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Action Lab is proud to announce that Princeless: Short Stories for Warrior Women #1, is now available for pre-order.
Written by Jeremy Whitley with art by a number of creative teams, plus a nifty cover by Jules Rivera, the Eisner-nominated Princeless returns! Short Stories for Warrior Women brings you four brand new tales from the world of Princeless. Adrienne, Bedelia, Sparky, and all of your favorites are back, featuring art by the industry's brightest new female creators. This book is perfect for new readers, and will whet the appetites of fans awaiting Volume Two!
This book is 24 pages, and is the first of a two-issue micro-series.
This book is listed in this month's issue of PREVIEWS. Diamond Order Code JUL120705. This book is also available for pre-order from DCBS, TFAW, and other fine retailers.


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EVANSVILLE, IND. (Updated Jan. 15, 5:30 p.m. ET) — Berry Plastics Group Inc. will spend $33 million to expand operations at its Evansville plant, and begin production on a new line of barrier food packaging. The majority of that investment will go toward new equipment. The firm is also planning to add 115 new jobs, both technical and salaried positions, at the location over the next couple years and has already begun hiring.
This in-depth report analyzes economic and market trends, legislative/regulatory activity impacting supply and demand, business opportunities and threats, materials pricing, manufacturing technology, as well as growth strategies being implemented by thermoformed packaging companies.Learn more
U.S. demand for extruded plastics is expected to grow by 3 percent in 2014, with PVC remaining the largest segment.
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Tractors began moving dirt moments after Dawson County officials broke ground on a new courthouse and government center Thursday afternoon.
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6. p.m., Thursday, Jan. 21 at city hall
Members of a water planning council will gather Jan. 26 in Dawsonville to work on a regional plan that could guide the Georgia Environmental Protection Division's operation and vision for the area.
Dawsonville's tax revenues continued to slide in 2009, according to a report the city council reviewed during its first meeting of the year.
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L. New Business from Thursday, Jan. 7, 2010 Agenda 1. Board Appointments: • Library Board • Planning Commission – Districts 2, 4 and Chairman 2. Reappointments of County Attorney, County Clerk, County Manager and Vice Chairman 3. Approval of the Courthouse Construction contract 4. Ratification of Agreement L. New Business for the Thursday, Jan. 14, 2010 Agenda 1. Approval of 2010 Mentoring Fiscal Agent Contract – Ms. Bindy Auvermann 2. Discussion of HVAC Bids – Public Works Director David Headley 3. Approval of 2010 Mileage Reimbursement Rate – County Manager Tanner 4. Howard Avenue Lease Agreement - County Manager Tanner 5. Discussion of Jail and Parking Lot ...
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Nahargarh Fort Step Water Tank
The Nahargarh Fort stands at the top of rugged point of the Aravali hills and offers a spectacular view of the City. Keeping this fact in mind, the fort was made to serve as a means of supporting the security of Amer. The term "Nahargarh" refers to "the Abode of Tigers", so it is also known as the Tiger Fort. The Fort was constructed mainly in 1734, however further additions were made to it by the succeeding rulers in the 19th century
Bawri-Stepwell at NaharGarh, Jaipur. Is the ancient source of water, that was the only source during ...
It is possible to hike to the fort from the Pink City. The hike is not as streneous as it looks. Don'...
Jaipur, Nahargarh fort
The wall that surrounds Nahargarh fort blocks off many opportunities to gaze upon the city below. The...
The Nahagarh Fort stands on the edge of the steep rocky edge of Aravali Hills, up here on the old for...
November 2013.
Isar Lat or Swargasuli in Jaipur, is the highest tower you will notice on the western side of the Tri...
My friends Panited Elephnat heading to the Jaipur Elephant Festival along the road below Isar lat or ...
The Jai Prakash Yantra are a pair of hemispherical bowls faced with marble. Like the Ram Yantra, one...
Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.
Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?
China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.
Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.
Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.
I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.
The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.
China is the largest holder of United States debt and is positioned to become the world's next superpower, provided that Godzilla doesn't return and decide to stomp everybody back into the Shang Dynasty.
Text by Steve Smith.