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It's common knowledge that Granta produce beautiful books, so it's hardly surprising that their latest selection of new writing, themed around the idea of Japan, comes so prettily packaged. With exquisite illustration peppered throughout, this book is a wonderful exploration of the idea of Japan, a country so recognisable to us, and yet which can seem so mysterious and distant.
Just in time for Summer, Issue 6 of The Plant has sprung, and it's a beautiful bouquet of all things botanical. Dedicated to flowers and flora, weeds and weeping willows, the journal brings together the works of all kinds of green thumbed creatives.
We first came across photographer Colin O'Brien last autumn, when we interviewed him about his stunning 1987 series Traveller's Children in London. The book which housed the series was an understated affair, allowing his monochromatic images to speak for themselves, which they did in volumes of sentimentality and nostalgia. And while understated can be lovely, Colin's back catalogue is so extensive – beginning as it does in 1948 and stretching all the way to the present day – that we couldn't help but feel that he deserved something more.
Here we are with a brand new rather self-explanatory feature called Behind The Scenes. We'll kick it off with the lovely Michael Renaud, who has taken time out his busy schedule to chat with us. His time, I assume, is usually filled up with really boring, mundane stuff like commissioning the world's best illustrators to make hilarious comics, listening to cool music and chatting to photographers about bread.
When two companies come together there are lots of ways to mark the merger; team-building away days, commemorative cupcakes and office politics a'plenty among them. But when tech giants Microsoft officially acquired Nokia last week, they marked the brave new era with this lovely book designed by the fine fellas at TCOLondon.
Elizabeth Dilk is a New York-based graphic designer and art director who has a rare gift. Not in a creepy I-see-dead-people-kind of way, rather she creates work which is stylish without feeling soulless (a compromise we come across more than you'd think). It helps that she's very versatile, with a portfolio that includes web design, packaging, identities and logo marks, advertising, typography and print and it's the latter we've chosen to focus on this time.
Susan Sontag published Notes on Camp in 1964, looking at popular culture and the idea of taste through an academic lens at a time when the divide between elite and mass culture was collapsing with alarming speed. Cultural commentary like Sontag's, which guides us and gives us a clue about where we are and what we are and maybe even where we're heading next, is as important now as ever, so it's wonderful to see Sara Cwynar's Kitsch Encyclopedia rigorously deliberating what it might mean for something to be kitsch, and locating the idea of kitsch in the contemporary image world, especially that of the internet.
We don't want to seem like we're showing favouritism to particular publications by featuring them repeatedly on the site, but even though we profiled Edition 9 of Process Journal back in October, Edition 10 is equally deserving of attention, and so we're covering the Aussie mag again.
Even now, five years after it was first launched, Twin Magazine is something like newsagent royalty, towering high above other biannuals with a hardback cover and glossy finish that make it feel more like a book than a magazine. Bringing art and fashion together with its unique and considered aesthetic, the publication prides itself on the wealth of imagery it contains, and it's not difficult to see why.
You know that advert where everything that guy touches turns to Skittles? Well Graphic Thought Facility are like that, only that everything they touch turns to design gold rather than delicious fruity confectionery. They have just art directed the inaugural issue of Modern Design Review which is billed as "a considered and curated insight into modern product and furniture design."
I Love Helvetica and I Love Times are Two Points' latest additions to their I Love Type range; books that bring together modern examples of classic typefaces in use across cutting edge graphic design and illustration. Within each are examples of today's best practitioners breathing life into often-dismissed serifs like Times and reimagining the hugely celebrated (generally overused) sans serif Helvetica. Also included in the series are Futura, Avant Garde, Bodoni, DIN, Gill Sans and Franklin Gothic – all of which have sold out, but which Hong Kong publishers Vition:ary have plans to re-release later in the year. Consider this your heads-up!
I'm an unashamed geek when it comes to journalism (my favourite Twitter feed is easily the Guardian Style Guide for goodness sake) so this new publication from The Times is right up my street. Byline is a quarterly magazine for the newspaper's subscribers which provides "an exclusive insight into the news-gathering process."
We already praised Made Thought's considered G . F Smith rebrand to the skies earlier this week but hot on the heels of the announcement we discovered this terrific book too. Throughout the overhaul of its look and feel, the paper company has been obsessed with promoting its story, justifiably proud of George Frederick Smith's founding principles and the way they endure in a contemporary commercial climate.
There are various figures whose names I recognise – who have seeped into the contemporary cultural consciousness for some reason or other – but who I know nothing about. Think Zsa Zsa Gabor, Imelda Marcos and Evel Knievel. The latter it turns out (thanks Wikipedia) was an American "daredevil, entertainer, and international icon" who shot to fame in the 1970s and 1980s.
It was in 2007 that Yusuke Miyagawa's Funky Jamaica first came out, but we were only just starting up then, so excuse us for missing it. In the intervening seven years the Brooklyn-based, Japanese photographer has become a regular at Dazed and Confused and INDIE, repeatedly commissioned for his beautifully up-close-and-personal style of documentary photography in which he consistently confronts his subjects head on. That said, we've yet to see him produce a body of work as cohesive as his Jamaican masterpiece.
Just in case you needed any further proof that women are producing some incredibly high quality girl-focused projects just now, here's another. Girls Like Us is a magazine produced in Amsterdam and Belgium, and it channels exactly the combination of engaging content, beautiful design and nonchalance that we're into.
Both tattoos and secret codes may be considered cool in isolation; bring them together and it's fair to say our heads have been well and truly turned. The latest book from Damon Murray and Stephen Sorrell – aka design studio and publishing imprint FUEL – builds on the huge success of their previous books focusing on Russian tattoos.
It might be argued that if you were to take a selection of women whose job it is to be startlingly beautiful, and then have extremely capable photographer Alessandro Furchino photograph them, you'd have a hard time making a book of the images that was anything less than lovely. That simply isn't true, though, and Andy Massaccesi's excellent work in designing Sublime for the model agency Monster Management is absolutely not to be sniffed at.
Historians have long appreciated the cultural necessity of gathering oral testimonies about the past from those who experienced it while we still have the chance. Brooklyn-based artist Rachel Sussman has spent 10 years applying this same principle to the natural world, and the fruits of her extraordinary labours have now been published in a stunning new book. The Oldest Living Things In The World is exactly what it sounds like; a photographic documentation of 30 of our planet's most enduring natural phenomena; featuring lichens and shrubs, fungi, coral and Apsen trees all of which have been around for more than 2,000 years (and in the case of the Apsen trees, a mind boggling 80,000 years).
There's great anecdote in Rick Poynor's introduction to Think In Colour, a celebration of Belgian graphic designer Hugo Puttaert and his Visionandfactory studio. In 2010 Hugo was commissioned to produce a poster for a contemporary art exhibition in Aalst but the clients eventually decided they didn't like it and rejected it. No matter; Hugo paid for it to be printed himself and then had it flyposted across the city on the eve of the show. "Those who believe in the medium's potential," Rick notes shrewdly, "have no alternative but to keep pushing."
I'm somewhat ambivalent when it comes to themed magazines. At its worst a theme can feel stifling, but at its best it's actually a portal which opens up a whole world of intriguing content. And so in these cases – though a magazine may profess to be about one thing – it's really about lots of different things loosely attached (but not tethered) to this theme.
Noon is a hard thing to photograph. Not so much for practical reasons, like the larger-than-A4 format or the chunky, yellow spine – although both of these factor – but because I can't help but want to include a picture of every one of its whopping 168 pages.
Brighten The Corners have excellent pedigree when it comes to working with Anish Kapoor. Who can forget the dazzlingly good and deservedly-much-lauded annual report they collaborated on for a lighting company back in 2012? So when Anish needed a catalogue for his first major show in Germany, it's no great surprise he turned to Frank Philippin and Billy Kiosoglou and the duo worked their magic once again.
Ken Garland has long been one of our creative heroes here at It's Nice That – he'a man who combines talent and charm with effervescent energy. So imagine our excitement when we found out that Pudkin Books – the publishers he started with wife Wanda in 2008 – were finally available online. The overarching theme of the series is "A Close Look At…" and most of them showcase Ken's own photography, with subjects ranging from pebbles to street graphics, Mexican windows to Berlin's Buddy Bears. But others feature John Laing's watercolours, Lana Durovic's photographs and most intriguing of all, utterly charming illustrations produced by Ken's daughter Ruth when she was just a teenager (A Close Look At Playing Out).
The creative industry can be suspicious of the "business world" whose pin-stripe suits and baffling pie-charts often seem at odds with the values creatives hold dearest. But new publication The Challenger's Almanac promises to break through the bullshit, via profiles of creatively-minded individuals who have achieved success with their own companies.
Robert Crumb fans (of which there are thousands) hold on to your seats because TASCHEN have just released another volume of the legendary cartoonist's sketchbooks, and this collection precedes the last.The six volume edition encompasses 18 years of the artist's career, edited by Crumb himself into what he considers to be his very best work from the period. There's the usual glut of smut you'd expect from this uniquely perverse mind, but also studies for commercial work and hundreds of other pieces of extremely rare material. As ever the folks at TASCHEN have spared no expense on the release, and the hardcover, slip-cased set contains a total of 1,344 luxuriously printed pages. But that should be enough to satisfy the most die-hard fans out there. Although you really can't have too much Crumb in your life.
There are different levels of commitment to design geekery, and the new book from Unit Editions is a reward for those who really put in the hard yards. Manuals 1 is billed as "the first comprehensive study of corporate identity design manuals" and features 20 examples of the guidelines given to designers in the 1960s, 70s and 80s. From NASA to Lufthansa and the NYC Transit Authority to British Steel, the book provides a masterclass in how institutions built their visual languages – and by extension defined themselves – in what has been called "the golden era of identity design."
I don't doubt that Alasdair McLellan has had his fill of being referred to in the context of his "Northernness," but the photographer's origin is a factor which continues to influence his work to such an extent that it would be foolish to ignore it. He captures an atmosphere which is arguably unmatched in fashion photography; both male and female models appear gritty and tough, but simultaneously romantic and sensual. It's a uniquely Northern mood and a difficult juxtaposition to capture, but he continues to achieve it like no other in his field.
It's amazing how one creative decision can elevate an interesting project into something really special, but that's the power of the right idea executed in exactly the right way. This zine for Converse by our sister agency INT Works is a perfect example of this, with the sneaker brand looking for the right way to celebrate the launch of the new All Star Chuck '70. Having commissioned superb illustrations from the likes of HORT, Leslie David, Santtu Mustonen, Katie Scott and Jordy van den Nieuwendijk, they designed a publication which told the story of the product in quite a straightforward way, until readers tore through the French-folded booklet to unleash the eye-catching imagery.
If you're a regular reader of the site you're probably pretty familiar with the above image by now. It's a cheeky little photo of an orange and a white hen's egg engaged in a tender embrace. It was shot for us by Italian photographer Maurizio Di Iorio, a creative we'd not had the pleasure of working with before. We've known his work for a long time though and have always been enamoured with his still life imagery – although he's equally adept at capturing the female form with similarly striking results – and decided he was the man we needed to take on the challenge of our first ever photographic front cover.
For the Spring 2014 issue of Printed Pages we went out to six of London's finest galleries and museums to interview their invigilation staff about the works of art and antiquity they take care of, and what they mean to them personally. We hit the Natural History Museum, The Science Museum, White Cube Bermondsey, The Saatchi Gallery and The National Portrait Gallery, and in this film we meet Neide Gentelini, a gallery assistant at the V&A, who explains her love for a piece of Renaissance sculpture.
Richard Turley is one of the most respected designers around, lauded by the industry and the design press for his funny, daring and creative approach in helping revive the fortunes of Bloomberg Businessweek. But when It's Nice That approached him about an article for Printed Pages looking at this part of his career he was reticent. "To be honest with you," he told us, "I have a slight anxiety that everyone must be bored shitless about me whining on about those covers."
"When I was a junior junior at Pentagram in 1977, Alan Fletcher used to walk around his team, and without saying anything help himself to one of his assistant's cigarettes, in front of them. No one said anything. After a while of this he came to my desk again. As his hand reached down to my cigarettes, I chirped up: 'Either pay me money so I can buy more fags or f*** off and buy you own.' A small smile crossed his mouth and ever since then we've got on very well together."
For the Spring 2014 issue of Printed Pages we're ringing in some changes, the first of which is our brand spanking new spine (just LOOK at it). Which is a direct result of the second big change; that we've upped the page count from 76 to 128. Kind of a big deal. We've also made our first foray into photographic front covers, inviting Maurizio Di Iorio to create a beautiful still life image that for him, is the epitome of spring. We've also used heavier paper stocks throughout, and even thrown in a coated section for good measure.
Ooooh this is nice! A beautifully crafted publication from one third of Nous Vous and illustrator and potter extraordinaire, Will Edmonds. Will's been making us smile for years with his simple, colourful drawings that evoke a childish naivety in everyone who gazes upon them, and now he's decided to encourage it further with a book of musings and poetry. Have a think, see what you think, let me know what you think – which may be the best book title I've ever read – is a scrapbook-like collection of his geometric drawings sitting alongside his friendly, philosophical writing. The book was published by Jack Scott of London-based independent publishers Corporeal.
There's not a lot of independent magazines in existence in the Middle East. Fewer still that cross over into a global market (there's that prohibitive language barrier that gets in the way). And when you look at the few that are on offer (I can actually only think of Brown Book ) it seems there's only one that really deals with the realities of life in the Arab world.
Mossless is an independent photography publication started by Romke Hoogwaerts in 2009. His intention was to interview a photographer every other day and eventually compile a book once he'd amassed enough interviews.
We don't often feature a single magazine cover on the site, but John Morgan Studio's recent work for Art Review is so strong that we're prepared to make an exception (also, it's four different covers). The prolific designer, who undertook a wholesale redesign of the publication back in September 2013, has just commissioned these striking cover images, by excellent photographers Luke and Nik, that white out the faces of typically stylised head shots to introduce an issue that deals with the unknown artists of the future. The concept, photography and execution are all top notch, and it's exciting to see a publication with such pedigree embrace an experimental cover that will undoubtedly set it apart on the newsstands. They are VERY unnerving though…
What an honour it is to be alive in the same century as talent such as Ollie Schrauwen. He flew into my life back in May 2013 and has resided in the penthouse of my brain ever since, evidently working hard on this majestic new book. My Boy follows a small, strange baby through his life spent with his exuberant, wealthy father and is a testament to Ollie's talent in that from page one of this hardback treasure you are completely and irrevocably immersed in a different era and family. The fact that it's split up into a series of chapter resembling life events makes it the perfect, readable book for anyone wary of the format of a graphic novel. In my opinion, this is the best kind of fantasy, fiction and illustration all rolled into one and will put the rest of your books to shame.
It's not often you have the pleasure of settling down with a book and taking the time to properly read the introduction, but in this case I did, and was struck by what the publication's curator Olivia Triggs and editor Antony Leyton had to say on Cat's project. "Do not open this book expecting to find sample art, finished pieces, or examples of what each contributor is 'most famous for.' There are other books for that. Cat's book is about the life, not the work."


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Last Saturday we brought you the first instalment of our chat with GSC on S.T.A.L.K.E.R., which finally releases on March 23.
Today the interview continues in part two, with GSC's Oleg Yavorsky talking to us about weapons, A-Life and storyline. There's more too, and the third part will be coming shortly.
Over to Oleg...
Are day/night cycles in real-time, and also, what can you tell us about weather/climate in the game?
Yavorsky: Day & night shifts in real-time, which is one of the features that makes S.T.A.L.K.E.R. stand out. Players will have plenty of opportunities to enjoy beautiful dawns, mid-day heat, sunsets, starry nights, with weather effects (wind, fog, rain, thunder etc) all shifting dynamically. Interestingly, the time of the day affects your gameplay in several ways.
Firstly, all stalkers see worse at night, which is pretty normal. At the same time, most of the animals can see perfectly well at night. On top of that, some monsters who prefer to sit underground at daytime, crawl out in darkness. On the other hand, some of the artefacts are visible at night only. So ultimately, it's all up to the player whether to take the risk of the dangerous night travelling or sit in wait until dawn in a safe place.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.'s game world is pretty much an ecosystem. What motivates or drives the "residents" of the game world, and how do they interact?
Yavorsky: The idea of creating a huge and dangerous Zone with the player being a mere element of the whole system brought us to the need to develop an innovative AI system. We wouldn't be able to solve the task with traditional scripts and triggers as we needed the player to believe in what's happening around him in the Zone. Hence, it was a matter of creating a living and breathing world, in a way MMORPG games do it, but in single-player.
This is the way the concept of life simulation was born. Life simulation (or A-life) is the environment where the game characters live. It provides the NPCs with information on the Zone. Driven by A-life, the NPCs live in accordance with their life cycles: stalkers traverse the Zone, accomplish individual tasks, take rest, eat and sleep. Monsters are preoccupied with hunting for prey, feeding, sleeping, taking rest, migrating the areas and fighting for their lives.
The A-life provides for two detailing levels of the NPCs vital activity (LOD): the first one, when the characters live in the real time of the player, the second one - when characters process their actions in less detail, but do it all the time. The A-life has groups of characters who behave as separate beings. As a result factions fight with each other for spheres of influence and monsters arrange assaults on stalker camps.
Is there any scripting at all in the game, is it all left to artificial intelligence?
Yavorsky:Let's talk about the storyline content, combat AI, A-life and how they interact with each other. The storyline content is the events the player must see to get the understanding of what he's doing in the game, what occurs around him, what is the Zone and what's his goal. The basic logic of the storyline content is pretty much predesigned - the starting conditions, key spots and the ending conditions. In terms of classic level, these scenes may not be called scripted, though. What's fixed is only the beginning, the end, and the condition at which the scene is considered accomplished.

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Water works: #9Fitness has 5 pool workouts to keep you in shape this summer
CINCINNATI - It's Memorial Day weekend, and you know what that means! Pools across the area are finally opening after lying dormant (or frozen), and we can make our workouts a little more aquatic friendly.
After all, bronzing by the pool or reading a magazine while donning huge shades is luxurious; but if you really want to make your pool day count, why not slip in a quick workout?
Check out a few of the most effective and fun water workouts, then head to your nearest pool and give them a try!
- Lap swims. Hop in the water and get in some good old-fashioned laps for full-body toning. Alternating your strokes works different muscle groups with the added benefit of the low-impact workout that comes from aquatic activities. Want to really ramp it up? Dive in to these workouts from the Military.com Fitness Center .
- If you really aren't feeling the laps, these 33 water workouts will have you blasting fat in no time! I'm a fan of these moves and have tried a few of these out. Verdict? They work. You'll feel the burn while enjoying the pool, and nothing says "summer" like that.
- Good news: Pool noodles are not just for kids! Grab one and try out Self Magazine's Ultimate Pool Workout to shed pounds fast and keep that bikini body in tip-top shape all season.
- Don't forget the legs! If toning up your thighs are a summer goal, I like these simple water exercises . The resistance water provides during a pool workout means you're working out even harder that you normally would.
- You don't even have to break a sweat with aerobic exercise . These heart-pumping, fat-burning, muscle-toning moves are sure to make you glad you decided to take a dip.
And if you plan on really dominating the pool as your next fitness arena, don't forget the gear. Check out some of the water aerobic equipment you may consider buying before your next trip to the pool (you'll at least need a swimsuit!).
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Condo, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, (Sleeps 2,4 or 6)
Welcome to the Regent Grand, a vacation to remember, an experience never to forget! The Regent Grand is 'where memories are made and traditions created'.
You have found the perfect place to stay with our team of staff employed to make your stay amazingly unforgettable! The Regent Grand provides the best location, the best service and the best amenities – it is in fact perfect!
Suite 203 is Regent Grand managed – meaning you are our number one guest with access to Concierge service, Room service, Complimentary bicycles, tennis court & racquets, Discounted golf rates at Provo Golf Club, Spa Vouchers, Daily Newspaper, Daily Housekeeping, Free WIFI, DVD & Book Library, Aromatherapy bathroom amenities and the "SEAL OF HOTEL SERVICES" from the official Management Company for The Regent Grand.
This beautiful, boutique & beachfront property occupies 300ft of Grace Bay Beach, voted the number one beach in the world by both Conde Naste Magazine and World Traveler Award. The backdrop is sparkling, sapphire and turquoise waters, soft white sand, swaying palm trees and whispering sea grasses.
Inspired by Italian and Caribbean architecture this elegant property is nestled among 4 acres of lush tropical landscaping. With its travertine marble throughout, peaceful piazza courtyard The Regent Grand is quintessentially Caribbean laid-back cool! Guests have the best of both worlds – the combination of a secure and private condominium with the service that befits only the most upscale of hotels. Concierge is second to none on island and the staff prides itself on its personalized service.
A private boardwalk leads to the stunning beach where you will find complimentary beach loungers, chairs, umbrellas and towels with beach service provided by the poolside Harvey's Bar. The stunning, mosaic infinity pool, is heated, never in the shade and has two heated Jacuzzis.
When you tire of the beach, visit Teona Spa - great service and over 25 years' experience in Spa Treatments, specializing in massage from around the world - they will even come to your room! Concierge will have specials and discounts on hand for your arrival.
For the energetic the Regent Grand has a great hard-flood-lit tennis court with complimentary racquets and an excellent Nautilus Gym. They also have bikes on hand to borrow for those who want to explore a little further afield.
Suite 203, is a fabulous private residence located directly on Grace Bay beach, with the living room doors opening onto a private terrace and directly onto Grace Bay Beach – you literally open the sliding double doors to let both the fresh air and outside in! Our suite is elegant-chic, West Indian style. We left no detail to chance with all rooms decorated in corresponding colors complimenting our outside private terrace. The kitchen is stocked with top of the line stainless steel Frigidaire appliances and granite countertops and the bathrooms Egyptian cotton linens.
Our private terrace is furnished with 4 chairs and 2 chaise lounges, a great place to watch the world go by, enjoy coffee as the sun rises or a glass of champagne as you watch the fabulous world renown sunsets. Perfect for families and children, with a wide area of garden to play in outside, no worries about a balcony here!
Suite 203 promises the following amenities:-
• 1520 square feet of living space
• Master suite includes large closet, electronic safe, king bed, 32' HD flat screen TV
• Second bedroom with 2 twin beds, flat screen TV
• Beautiful West Indian inspired furniture
• Living area complete with 46' flat-screen HDTV, & DVD player
• Complimentary Wi-Fi in common areas and high-speed internet in the suite
• Discounted golf at Provo Golf and Country Club
• Breakfast counter with 3 barstools
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• En-suite washer & dryer, iron and ironing board
• Dining area to sit six people
• Bathroom toiletries by Aromatherapy, spa robes and hair dryers
• AC System with digital thermostats and ceiling fans in every room
• Electronic safe in master bedroom
The location is impeccable, while the hotel is quiet and secluded, on the doorstep you will find The Regent Village - "The Heart of Provo", the center of arts, entertainment and dining in Grace Bay. There are over 20 restaurants to suit all tastes within walking distance – pizza, Mexican, Sushi, Italian, traditional US, Indian and Mediterranean. The islands only gourmet grocery store is a 5 minute walk away where you can pick up all your weekly provisions. Not to mention duty-free jewelry stores, beach fashion, souvenir outlets and some of the best dive operators in the country.
The Turks and Caicos is the perfect destination for everyone - romantic walks and time alone for a honeymoon or anniversary; a time to reconnect with family and sail out to uninhabited islands; for the more adventurous the TCI boasts the world's third largest coral reef, snorkeling can be found just off the beach at The Whitehouse and Coral Gardens and the scuba is some of the best in the world.
LOCATION: The Regent Grand is located only 10 miles from Providenciales International Airport. The airport has direct non-stop flights from New York, Miami, Boston, Toronto and Charlotte and is served by major US and European airlines including AA, Jet Blue, Delta, West Jet, US Airways, British Airways, Air Canada.
The official language is English, the currency of the TCI is the US dollar, and you do need a passport. Electricity is US/Canadian standard.
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A quarter of the power stations the UK relies on to heat and light our homes and businesses will close over the next ten years.
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY- Charlotte County Sheriff's Narcotics detectives arrested Neil Gregory Hoyte, aka "Red," 31, of Port Charlotte, following three Crack Cocaine purchases.
Detectives made the three undercover purchases totaling five grams of Crack Cocaine on Feb. 15, Feb. 17, and March 7, all at the same location in Port Charlotte.
Following the exchange on March 7, Hoyte drove off in his black BMW and was stopped by other detectives and arrested.
Detective seized cash and started procedures of forfeiture on the BMW.
Hoyte was transported to the Charlotte County Jail and charged with three counts of felony Sale and Delivery of Crack Cocaine, three felony counts of Possession of Crack Cocaine, three counts of Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and one count of Possession of Marijuana.
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- Publisher: Icon Games
- Release Date: Aug 24, 2010
- Summary: Arcade Air Hockey & Bowling makes its way to PSP® Minis this summer taking a twist on the sports genre. You might have played the "real thing" but you haven't seen Arcade Air Hockey & Bowling in action right at your fingertips. It's fun for all ages and it's perfect for a sit down party with friends and family.… Collapse
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- Genre(s): General
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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In the end, if you are looking for a nice, cheap 2-in-1 arcade pack for your PSP when you have a few minutes to spare, this is definitely the game for you. The bowling is challenging, the air hockey is fast-paced, there is plenty to unlock, and the graphics are well-done.
But with so many minis titles out there with an ever-increasing level of quality, it's hard to recommend this title over others already available.
Feb 3, 2011I'd rather go to an actual bowling alley and risk getting attacked by an eight year old who's all hopped up on sugar. [Feb 2011, p.103]


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Enterprises have just begun to dip their toes into the OSGi pool. Modularity is not easy to implement, but IBM is trying to make it easier for enterprise Java developers. The company recently unveiled its Open Alpha for OSGi applications on the WebSphere Application Server (WAS) v7. DZone spoke with IBM Distinguished WebSphere Engineer, Ian Robinson, in an exclusive interview to gain some perspective on the new alpha. Robinson says WebSphere used OSGi internally since version 6.1, however, there was no exposure of OSGi to the applications that were deployed in WAS. "The applications that you deploy through it [WAS 6.1] are essentially Java EE applications deployed as enterprise archives," he said. The new OSGi alpha in WAS 7 pushes OSGi capabilities to the next level by allowing enterprise applications to be deployed as OSGi bundles.
When IBM's work on WAS 7 began, they wanted to deploy OSGi bundles and avoid building a new server type, so they built a model where bundled and non-bundled Java EE applications could be deployed on the same server using a common administrative model. "It gives you the ability to solve a number of problems with a familiar Java EE programming model," said Robinson. "The alpha allows you to provide additional modularity capabilities that aren't present in a pure Java EE deployment model." Before the OSGi alpha in WAS 7, there was a way exploit OSGi modularity. "But the way you would have to do that," Robinson said, "is by deploying your application and an OSGi framework in your .war file." Once you did that, he said, you could then exploit OSGi within the context of your application. This technique could be used in Tomcat or any other servlet container.
Robinson explains, "What we've done with the OSGi alpha, however, is we've enabled the application server to directly understand the applications deployed as OSGi bundles. It will even understand, based on the metadata that you provide when you deploy your application, that the application you're deploying needs some other OSGi bundles." Robinson says the application depends on these "other" bundles, but they aren't chosen by the developer to deploy as part of the OSGi application. These bundles are referenced from an OSGi bundle repository. This gives you the ability to separate out common libraries that many applications share so that you don't have to re-deploy the libraries inside the enterprise archive.
A common problem across many Java EE application servers occurs when several applications have third party libraries which may have dependancies on other third party libraries. During deployment, the applications end up with many copies of the same library. With the alpha, Robinson says, users can leverage OSGi metadata to describe the dependancies of their application so that only first-class components are deployed. "Then you can load up your enterprise bundle repository with the common libraries that are used by many of your applications and just have the applications deployed with references to those common libraries," said Robinson. "The WebSphere administrative process will take care of ensuring that all of those dependancies in the application can be resolved." He says users can even ensure that the dependencies are resolved at specific versions if they want to have multiple versions of the same common library deployed to the runtime. "You save memory footprint and disk footprint by having single copies of libraries laid down on disk and single copies loaded into memory," said Robinson. "That is a pretty big deal."
Ultimately, IBM's key goal is making OSGi very easy for people to use with existing Java EE applications and infrastructure. Robinson says IBM doesn't want people to go back to the drawing board and redesign their applications in order to use them with OSGi. They've created what Robinson calls "a natural progression" so that an existing web application can simply be deployed as one or more OSGi bundles without actually having to recode an application. Robinson says IBM wants people to test the OSGi alpha and give feedback. He mentioned that the alpha uses technologies from the the Apache Aries project, which is now in the incubation stage. The project is aimed at building a community around implementing enterprise OSGi technologies. With the Aries community, Robinson says IBM would like to build interest, build implementation, and get a broad perspective on enterprise OSGi to help make it successful. The alpha shows how you can integrate that technology in to WAS.


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A peacock. A butterfly. A character in "The Great Gatsby." A body suit of his own face.
Those were just some of the submissions that were sent in by Times Free Press readers as part of our "Dress Cee Lo" contest.
Getting readers to put Cee Lo Green — who plays tonight at Riverbend — in whatever costume they wanted seemed appropriate since the singer is well-known for wearing whatever he wants whenever he wants.
The winner of "Dress Cee Lo," as judged by members of the Features department at the Times Free Press, was Harris Childers, who decided that a fashion peacock like Cee Lo might look good as a regular peacock. He was right.
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Barbie's bright pink world is now on display at Sawgrass Mills in Sunrise, Florida.
The dream house experience is meant to be an interactive attraction with touchscreen displays for kids and Barbie lovers of all ages.
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The Slim is essentially a standard Softail (ie a big twin with hidden rear shocks for that 'hardtail' look) but given (as seems to be repeatedly fashionable with cruisers from all manufacturers at the moment) the minimalist, '50s 'bobber'/hot rod look. The difference here, though, is the 'Slim' bit. Harley's view was that its existing Softails had become ever bigger ...
1584cc, 72bhp, 110mph, Insurance group 14
On face vale, the Harley Blackline should be a great addition to the Harley range, using the proven big twin powertrain and Softail chassis and dressing is up according to the latest 'blacked-out', pared down bobber fashion. Trouble is, style has won over substance. Though it looks good, the riding position is agonizingly extreme and unadjustable – so much so ...
961cc, 79bhp, 130mph, Insurance group 17
Revived Norton's new Commando 961 SE is a 'feel good' bike par excellence. It gives riding and owning pleasure by the skip-load and is a machine you'll park up and spend hours admiring in the garage with a cuppa. Yes, in this full-bling, limited edition, £16K, SE trim, the 961 is arguably more ornament than transport, but that's's arguably irrelevent ...
1072cc, 97bhp, 140mph, Insurance group 17
The hub-centre steered Bimota Tesi is back. This is the third generation Bimota Tesi: the 3D. It costs £19,600 and is powered by the Ducati Multistrada 1100 engine. Although the Bimota Tesi is beautifully made, it's a very cramped motorcycle and the quirky front end doesn't have anywhere near the feel of a well set-up pair of forks. The cheaper ...
1130cc, 120bhp, 144mph, Insurance group 17
'Designed for Europe' Harley-Davidson Street Rod is a sports version of the Harley-Davidson V-Rod. So while the engine remains the same as its cruiser cousin, the Harley-Davidson Street Rod's chassis has been modified to turn it into a handler. It works, too, delivering a much more invigorating ride – still no Suzuki GSX-R1000, not by a long chalk.
1580cc, 67bhp, 118mph, Insurance group 16
One of Harley's whackier 'image bikes', in a similar vein to the Harley-Davidson Bad Boy, Street Bob and Night Rod. The Harley-Davidson Night Train is a Europe-only model based on the Softail. It's lean, mean and very black and it goes pretty much as it looks. If you like the style of the Harley-Davidson Night Train you won't be disappointed.
1130cc, 115bhp, 144mph, Insurance group 17
The Harley-Davidson Night Rod is the third derivative of the controversial (but undeniably modern) Harley-Davidson VRSC V-Rod family is for those who like their bikes hot-rod style – and black. In practical terms it's halfway between the laid back Harley-Davidson V-Rod and semi-sporty roadster Harley-Davidson Street Rod. And that's no bad thing: a modern Harley with style and ability.
1580cc, 67bhp, 115mph, Insurance group 15
The Harley-Davidson Dyna Wide Glide is the Harley motorcycle for the real Easy Rider/Chopper fans. Basic Hog architecture (big twin mill, twin shock 'Dyna' rear end) gets the full-on 'bro' treatment with raked out, widely-splayed (hence the Wide moniker) forks, 21-inch wire front wheels, pull-back Ape-hangers, 'bobtail' rear fender and forward-mounted 'highway' pegs. As a motorcycle, ponderous. As a style statement, the ...
1584cc, 65bhp, 115mph, Insurance group 15
The Harley-Davidson Dyna Super Glide has long been the basic, entry level 'Big Twin' in Harley-Davidson's motorcycle range whether that be in 1340, 1450 or in the latest 1584, fuel-injected (the I bit) guise. As such the Harley-Davidson Dyna Super Glide is honest, straight forward and, arguably, the best value motorcycle of the bunch. Just don't expect any frills.
18cc, 67bhp, 115mph, Insurance group 15
If you're wondering about the Harley-Davidson Dyna Street Bob's name, it comes from the 'bobber' fashion in the custom world inspired by the post-WWII movement which saw ex-military Harleys chopped down with low seats, fat tyres and Ape hanger bars. The Harley-Davidson Dyna Street Bob, based on the ubiquitous Super Glide, takes this minimalism to the limit with a low seat, classic Fat ...
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