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The incident began at about 8 p.m. Tuesday when two men wearing bandannas approached the off-duty officer near Poinsett Park in the northern part of El Cerrito.
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My take on Simplicity 1590 using a modern Japanese print. This was my first time trying the print at home option with Simplicity patterns and I don't think it is something I would do again. There was way too much wasted paper in the process, unlike many other pdf patterns out there.
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The latest installment in the versions of L.U.R.K. for Shadow of Chernobyl.
63 comments by Panzerdraco on Sep 28th, 2014
Firstly, allow us to get this out of the way: L.U.R.K. mod is no longer in active development, and we're launching a new project on Unreal Engine 4.
For a long time now, a lot of you have been asking about L.U.R.K. 2.0. Truth be told, we were enthusiastic about the future of the mod, and all the recent developments in the STALKER modding community were extremely promising. Within the past few months, we've seen the release of the much-awaited Lost Alpha mod, as well as the source code leaks for both SoC and CoP.
We were spoiled for choice, and took a step back to reassess the direction of the mod, now we had so much more to work with. Despite all these new and exciting developments, we kept having to face the grim reality: no matter what, we'd still be working with half-broken tools, shoddy SDKs, and messy code just to make it all work.
Relatively recently, Epic Games launched their new Unreal Engine 4 on a new subscription model, making it accessible to many indie developers putting their foot in the door of the games industry. Some of us who already hold game dev jobs were already working with UE4 and enjoying its power and usability immensely, which made going back to STALKER development all the more frustrating. So in the end, we made the decision: we're going to march into the future, and carve out something from scratch. A new game that serves as a spiritual successor, but without all the shortcomings and buggy workarounds inherent to working with STALKER's engines.
This decision was based on a lot of factors - with the amount of assets we've made for LURK, we can painlessly move them over to UE4 to have a solid foundation to work with. We'd also be gaining a lot of relevant experience working with UE4, so even if we fail, we'd still walk away with something we can take into potential future careers.
However, it's still sad to say goodbye to the project that first inspired us to become developers, and I hope that you all understand that we don't make this decision lightly. L.U.R.K. has been my baby for over three years now, but now is as good of a time as any to move on to bigger and better things.
Keep on lurking, fellow LURKers. We have great confidence in the STALKER modding community still, and we know that you'll all find enjoyable mods still being released into the future for this great game series. Expect to hear from us again about our new project sometime soon!
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The latest installment in the versions of L.U.R.K. for Shadow of Chernobyl.
Latest Patch made for L.U.R.K. version 0.9, brings it to Release Candidate 1.0552. Includes all previous options and features from previous patches.
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do you think you could upload your user.ltx for me, somewhere?
Anyone else having problems with the sleeping bag causing perpetual darkness?
I noticed this. Sorted it by only ever sleeping outdoors. If you're in a building even without a roof the day won't advance, even though the clock does.
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Anyone else having problems with the sleeping bag causing perpetual darkness?
It's a bit buggy at the minute but only if you sleep for 9 hours try sleeping in 3 hour intervals instead
It feels good to have played the game through with the realistic limit and to have finally purchased the exo. I still rarely use it, but it's fun on occasion. Kudos to you for having realized. Immersion is what keeps a game interesting and enthralling. I love sneaking around in a STALKER suit and sniping at a distance with the Vintorez. I initially resented the 9x39 ammo weight as you did the weight restrictions, but it really makes the game more challenging. Instead of having a one size fits all kit, I outfit according to my mission from my repertoire of earned weapons and armor. I'm glad that more people are realizing just how unbalancing a high weight limit is. I really wish that they wouldn't have included that option myself.
I do realize Immersion in games is vital (at least for me); this is why I have complained about the fact that the cross-hair is still present
unfortunately I "have to" have the HUD up at times, due to the fact, I cannot see if I'm bleeding or not, whilst not using it
I am going to look into how I can truly "minimize" the HUD; since just removing the mini-map, is not my idea of "minimal HUD"
I don't want to magically "know" how many bullets I have left, unless I look into the back-pack; the health-bar and stamina-bar, "may be" vital to some; but I think it fills up to much space
IMHO the only things which should show on-screen (beside the already small-sized compass); is the "effects", which occur (i.e. radioactive, bleeding, psi-damage, hunger, etc.)
the rest should be completely removed, or at least an option to do so
I personally never play with cross-hair in any FPS; since I don't like it; I do realize it's as simple as pushing a button in the menu in order to remove it; but it completely ruins any kind of immersion, being able to point a gun at any given person and in an instant recognize friend/for/neutral
it should not be "optional"; there should be no cross-hair, period: in the same way there is no mini-map, period.
the reason I increased the weight-limit, was due to "realism"; but considering that not very much of the weights applied (according to a lot of people) are correct; I do realize that the default weight-limit and weight of items, is necessary: not for realism, but for economy and balance
although I wouldn't mind an artifact or two available, which change your weight-limit by a couple of kg.'s as in Clear Sky; but they should be extremely rare and hard to find; and of course only be able of (all in all) increasing your carrying capacity by 10-15 kg.
but now I'm rambling suggestions; so I'm heading for the forums instead ^^
You're completely correct. I shouldn't have said realism, but balance. As for a HUD, I like small transparent symbols to show me when I'm bleeding, or experiencing psy, but I really do like the idea of not knowing my ammo without consulting my backpack. I really don't need to, I keep my clip full almost all of the time by reloading incessantly. Because of my play style, I usually don't use that much ammo anyway. Vintorez and a Hunting Rifle all the way.
I am with you on the artifacts though, I'd love to see more artifacts with various effects. It's really the only area where you get to customize your character other than loadout.
I wanted to correct my post, but see that I cannot. Damn. I'm not sure what unit of measurement the numbers on the ingame rangefinder represent, but I'm moderately accurate to ~200. Whatever 200 is. I'm sure with more practice, I could hit further, but something around 200 or less is my usual range with the Vintorez.
I had forgotten about the Vintorez in the base sadly, shame on me after all those play throes I've done. I'll have to grab it and give it a shot, I was never too fond of it back then but now with my weight limitation I may find a good use for it.
I wish there were more variation is scope/sight attachments, such as Red Dot sights, Trijicon and such. It would make the set-up of gear I'm wishing to have much more possible, and add a different aspect to the sense of CQB firefighting.
Crap, had forgotten to add one thing. Do you happen to have a STEAM account ryeguy146?
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Cafe Natasha's
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More than a Saint Louis original, Café Natasha's offers Persian inspired cuisine with a focus on bold flavor. Everything is fresh. Everything is homemade. Taste buds delight in diverse offerings from exclusively marinated Sirloin Steak Kabob to vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free menu options like the critic-acclaimed Grilled Pomegranate Eggplant. Best known for an expertise in lamb, guest favorites include fall-off-the-bone Braised Lamb Shank, Charbroiled Lamb Chops and savory Persian lamb stews.Continued
Celebrating their 30th anniversary this year, the recently renovated restaurant boasts sleek contemporary comfort with the warmth of Persian art and hospitality. Owner/Chef Hamishe and daughter Natasha are often spotted making their rounds with their guests, many on a first-name basis with the family. Affordable and approachable, Café Natasha's has many options including a casual bar area, main dining room and a large outdoor patio and garden to enjoy dining al-fresco this summer.
Celebrating their 30th anniversary this year, the recently renovated restaurant boasts sleek contemporary comfort with the warmth of Persian art and hospitality. Owner/Chef Hamishe and daughter Natasha are often spotted making their rounds with their guests, many on a first-name basis with the family. Affordable and approachable, Café Natasha's has many options including a casual bar area, main dining room and a large outdoor patio and garden to enjoy dining al-fresco this summer.
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- Wonderful Persian FoodBARSTLVIPDined on 10/21/2014I love the food at Cafe Natasha's. I find the place pleasant. I like the people who run it. But sometimes the service just seems inattentive—especially in the second room. I hope they can fix that—because the food really is absolutely wonderfulSpecial Features:
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- frequentflyerfrequentflyerDined on 8/11/2014Cafe Natasha provides very good food at a reasonable price, and the quality is very consistent. They offer the best Osh in our experience, but other dishes are also very good and offer a Persian flavoring, not the same as other middle Eastern restauruants. The family and waiters are friendly and helpful. It is always worth the trip to eat there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Try the Osh!TinkerbellDined on 8/2/2014Great choice for Persian-inspired food. Be sure to try the Osh (lentil soup). Patio seating was very pleasant (except under the grape arbor, where there were mosquitoes).Special Features:
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- Great restaurant!anonymous1Dined on 7/28/2014Cafe Natasha's on Grand is a great local spot and never disappoints. Delicious food and wonderful ambience. Totally recommended for a relaxed or nice night out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just plain pleasant eveningUncleBoomskyDined on 7/17/2014Hummus, baba ganoush, falafel, lentil-raisin rice, steak kabob, berry pie--friendly service--great outdoor seating, lucky weather. Just plain awesome. Very reasonable prices for a great night out.Special Features:
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- Return VisitSOZ1VIPDined on 3/29/2014We had not dined at Cafe Natasha for some time and were pleasantly surprised to see the place renovated. The food was good as always. In the future, we would like to see some specials and perhaps some variation of menu items. But overall, we enjoyed our dining experience.Special Features:
- old favoritefrequentflyerDined on 3/22/2014The menu has grown considerably over the years, but the core of Persian dishes has not changed, and the quality has been maintained, and perhaps even improved. The Osh is among the best anywhere. It is still run by the original family, and the care for customers shows in all aspects of the meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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exchange for right-handed pitcher Anthony Bass and a player to be named later or ..... Josh Byrnes made the announcement. Bass , 26, posted a 5.36 ERA (25 ER ..... the 2008 First-Year Player Draft, Bass has gone 4-8 with one save, a 4
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hitter Adam Lind's two-run double. Anthony Bass came on and got Melky Cabrera to hit a grounder, but Bass ' high throw to first allowed Lind to score ..... ended it by grounding to the mound, giving Bass his first save. Colby Rasmus hit his first
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Jose Altuve then struck out and Avila threw out pinch-runner Marwin Gonzalez trying to steal third. Houston's Anthony Bass , who pitched at nearby Wayne State University, gave up Martinez's homer. Both starting pitchers slowed down lineups
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Student 'voters' share opinions about parties, provincial issues
Sure, ignore these kids because they're kids and they don't have a vote on Oct. 4.
But do so at your peril -- they'll be voters soon, they have long memories and they're not hearing much about anything that matters to them.
Nor do they find anyone seeking office is listening to them.
Students at hundreds of schools throughout Manitoba are taking part in Student Vote, the non-profit organization that provides classroom materials about the electoral process and then conducts realistic student voting.
At Windsor Park Collegiate, social studies and law teacher Sandi Wagner is working with bright students, some of whom participated in the Student Vote federal election last May.
They're complaining the election is pretty much all about health care -- to grab the attention of older voters -- and crime. They're hoping voters realize it's the city that decides how to deploy police, not the province, and that it's the federal government that legislates the Criminal Code, not the province.
"People are so concerned about apathy -- would you not want to engage young voters?" said Wagner. "It really bothers me that adults don't listen to teens. If we stopped to listen to them, we could learn something."
Grade 12 student Taylor DeCaigny said when candidates come to the door, "They ask if you're 18," and leave if you're not eligible to vote. "Hopefully, they'll take us seriously by the time we're 18."
She's not impressed by attack ads: "Why should we vote for someone who just puts people down?"
Fellow Grade 12 student Sarah Cable agreed: "Don't talk about why I shouldn't vote for them, tell me why I should vote for you.
"They don't really target us," she said. "If they had a Facebook page, that'd be ideal."
Windsor Park Grade 9 student Krissy Gilmore says attack ads are nothing but bullying. She's not hearing about capping class size in high school: "I've been in a class of 32 since Grade 1."
She's hearing a lot from the parties about health care, but, "They're only saying health care so older people will pay attention."
Local candidates do matter, said Gilmore. The school is in Radisson riding. "Does everyone know who (NDP incumbent) Bidhu Jha is, because he has such a cool name?" she enthused.
Windsor Park Grade 12 student Shirine Adel wants to hear a lot more than she's hearing about post-secondary education. "They don't listen to what we say. We're going to university next year, we actually care about prices and such."
But ask the Student Vote enthusiasts about Bipole III, and you get a roomful of shrugs and puzzled looks. As the pundit jargon goes, that issue doesn't resonate with youth.
Teacher Devin King is concentrating on analyzing campaigns with his grades 4 and 5 at Harrow School in Fort Garry-Riverview, looking for positive and negative ads and for media bias.
Kenan Faustino is all over a newspaper story, spotting the players immediately. "Greg Selinger and Hugh McFadyen -- I knew it," he chortled in triumph.
Ally Delisle hasn't heard a lot about what the Conservatives would do in office: "They're always attacking the NDP," she pointed out.
Gwyneth Gilana isn't impressed by Liberal candidate Kevin Freedman's ad, a take on the most interesting man in the world commercials. Way too blurry, hold the camera steady, she advised.
King takes a classroom vote twice a day. A few hours earlier, Tory candidate Ian Rabb had visited the class, and won the morning vote handily, 17-8 over the NDP. But in the afternoon, the final commercial is the NDP showing nifty panoramic footage of hydro projects, arenas, and other samples of growth, with a musical background.
The vote was 16 NDP, eight Conservatives, one Liberal in the class.
So, polls really are a snapshot of one moment in time.
"The NDP influenced people" in the afternoon vote, Antonia Colavito concluded.
"Sometimes we don't know we're being influenced," King said.
At H.S. Paul School in St. Vital, in the Seine River riding, teacher Ronald Miechkota's grades 3 and 4 class know more about the differences between provincial and municipal governments than some adults who have the vote.
They're learning names of parties and leaders, with issues still to come.
Peter Ulici knows blue is the Tory colour.
Classmate Emerson Korzeniowski sparks a debate about a lack of female candidates by expressing her enthusiasm for New Democrat incumbent Theresa Oswald: "I don't like the other guys, and she's a girl, she's pretty," said Emerson.
Said Noah Reeder: "I'm learning that voting is important."
Final word to Windsor Park Collegiate's Gilmore: "I'm super-excited, I love politics. Who cares about drinking, I get to vote" at 18, she laughed.
It's a first for us
STUDENT Vote will hold a Manitoba provincial election for the first time, after conducting votes among students in 11 federal and provincial elections since 2003.
The non-profit organization provides materials for teachers to do election lessons in the classroom, examine the democratic process, local candidates and the issues.
Come election day, the students vote and the results are toted from the schools within each riding. The Student Vote results from schools within Manitoba's 57 ridings will appear in the Free Press on Oct. 5.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition September 24, 2011 A5
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On October 15, final year students of entrepreneurship and innovation at the Faculty of Business, and of Audiovisual Communication at the Faculty of Humanities and Education carried out a joint activity on the Aretxabaleta campus. The work session, called "Birth Giving", started at 08:30 and was held in collaboration with EITB. In this session students endeavored to solve a case raised by the representatives of the Basque public radio and television.
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PLYMOUTH — Among the items included in the Monday night meeting of the Plymouth Common Council was the first reading of an ordinance to amend an existing ordinance concerning the Community Improvement Commission and delineating its responsibilities.
Presenting the proposed revision was City Attorney Nelson Chipman, who said, "This is to clean up and straighten out some of the rules."
Councilman Chuck Ripley sought to have the matter tabled. Ripley shared his belief that previous criteria used to determine if a business in the downtown could receive 20 percent reimbursement of renovation costs was for facade work.
Two downtown businesses were listed on the agenda as well to approve their application as recommended by the Community Improvement Commission for the Rehabilitation Interest Subsidy Grant.
Phillip Cook told the board that he was in an emergency situation when a portion of the roof of his building located at the corner of Garro Street and Michigan Street caved in.
Cook said, "The rear part of the building fell in and the water was coming in pretty substantially."
There are rental units in the top of the building that were affected. The grant money is usually only granted by obtaining approval prior to work being completed. Mayor Mark Senter indicated that the application did come in after the work was in progress, but referred to it as an emergency.
Also entering an application was Gary Treat of Treat's Squire and Treat's Bridal shops.
Cook and Treat are both seeking the reimbursement for roofing projects. Quotes for the work at the Cook owned building were more than $11,000 and for the Treat project, more than $12,000. The proposed Treat renovation also includes some gutters and downspouts.
Councilman Don Gardner said, "We are trying to improve our downtown."
Mike Delp, who also sits on the council, said he was reimbursed at one time for roofing done on a building he owns in the downtown area.
Ripley said, "This is a completely different animal with entire roofs going on."
However, no fellow councilman seconded his motion to table. The matter must still come before the board for second and third readings.