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If you want to become the next comedy sensation or mega rock star, you've gotta start somewhere, right? Up-and-coming comedians, singers and poets take the stage each week at various open-mike nights throughout the East Valley in an effort to get their voices heard.
We found a few fun spots — from poetry slams to music jams — where the next Michelle Branch or David Spade may be carving their path to stardom.
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The next generation of Pete Yorns and John Mayers patiently wait their turn to take the stage at Undici Undici Fine Art Coffeehouse on a recent Wednesday during open-mike night. Singer and guitarist Russ LePrie takes his turn in the spotlight, strumming his guitar and moving through mellow rock songs titled "Nightlight Jesus" and "Smitten" for an eclectic packed house.
A few teenage girls swoon as LePrie rocks the mike, while a more rowdy bunch of intoxicated young men randomly screams out sentiments such as "you (expletive) rock" and "rock and roll, man."
"This is hands down the best open-mike in the Valley,'' LePrie, 25, of Mesa says of the Monday and Wednesday occasions, which range from music jams to stand-up. "They have the best crowd, ambience and equipment. They treat an open-mike as if it's a stadium.''
While each performance varies — from a fortysomething man belting out Johnny Cash to a man in his early 20s playing guitar with his mouth — the coffeehouse treats each performer as if he or she were a rock star. Regardless of the performance, the audience never hisses or boos.
"The crowd is pretty receptive,'' LePrie says. "It's a good place for musicians to get their start.''
Undici Undici Fine Art Coffeehouse (1111 S. Longmore, #3, Mesa, [480] 649-0713) hosts open mike from 8 to 11 p.m. Monday and Wednesday. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.
Comedy at Sets
Twenty comic hopefuls take the stage each week when the Sets hosts the Funniest Person in the Valley contest. The contest — which started at Tempe Improv and then moved to Celebrity Theatre before settling in at the Sets — gives wannabe comedians a chance to shine during a four-minute performance. An audience vote determines a finalist every week.
Creator and host Jimmy Danelli says the Sets is "the Cadillac of open-mike nights.'' For the finals, which are held on the 10th week, judges from cable TV networks Comedy Central and HBO help determine the winner, who receives $1,000 and a chance to open for a national act.
Danelli says open-mike nights provide comedians with a chance to find their voice and work on their material. "I'm all for open mikes,'' he says. "I think comics need stage time.''
Danelli says comics must sign up two or three weeks in advance to perform.
The Sets (93 E. Southern Ave., Tempe) hosts the Funniest Person in the Valley contest at 8 p.m. Friday. The next contest begins July 18. Call Jimmy Danelli at (480) 982-7257 to register. Admission to watch is $10 ($15 for the finals). People younger than 21 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Singing at Jilly's
Open mike takes a karaoke turn at Jilly's American Grill, with performers — including some of the restaurant's staff — jumping on stage and getting the crowd involved in singalong renditions of covers such as Live's "Lightning Crashes," Billy Joel's ''Piano Man,'' Bon Jovi's ''Bad Medicine'' and the Righteous Brothers' ''You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling.''
"Everybody is pretty accepting here so far,'' says open-mike host Todd Miller, who co-hosts the weekly night with Ethan Newman. "We've only been doing this for three weeks and it's getting better every week.''
Miller says a few local musicians have stopped by to perform. "I think everyone is looking to get their voice heard,'' he says.
But don't think that you have to be a pro to sing. Everyone is welcome to take the stage at Jilly's, whether they're the next Christina Aguilera or an in-the-shower crooner.
"Everybody has something to offer, whether it's attitude or talent or both,'' Miller says. "Everybody brings something to the table.''
Jilly's American Grill (7301 E. Butherus Drive, Scottsdale) hosts open mike from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday. Admission is free. Call (480) 368-8663 for more information.
Poetry at Priceless
Priceless Inn's poetry slam is packed on Thursdays — the bar's busiest night of the week — when Emerg McVay of Valley band Bionic Jive hosts the Blunt Club. McVay, along with Bionic Jive tour manager Keith Nichols, came up with the idea for the poetry slam when the band was touring with hip-hop outfit D12 last year.
"It started out slow at first, but now it's catching on,'' he says. "It's interesting. You have all different poets from all different walks of life meeting in one spot.''
In addition to poets, you'll find DJs, graffiti artists, break dancers and MCs.
"We have all the elements of hip-hop in one spot,'' McVay says. "People like to come down because it's not like your normal slam poetry spot. And you don't have to be a slam poet to compete.''
First-place prize is $50, with other performers winning gift certificates, concert tickets, T-shirts and CDs.
The audience can enjoy $2 drafts, domestic longnecks and well drinks until 11 p.m.
McVay says open-mike nights are gaining popularity in the East Valley. "Now people see there's an outlet to be successful at it,'' he says. "The trend is catching on.''
Priceless Inn (5014 S. Price Road, Tempe) hosts open mike from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Thursday. Cover is $5. Call (480) 897-1466 for more information.

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Happy Friday.
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- UCLA's strong turn in recruiting continues. And it may continue to get better.
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Updated: 05/08/2008 - In a community where volunteers are plentiful, a former NFL referee stands out from all the rest. Red Cashion was honored Thursday at the Brazos Community Foundation Tribute Luncheon.
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Updated: 05/07/2008 - It's a business some people would rather not have around: Cindies, on Texas Avenue, in Bryan. Store employees say it specializes in sexy clothing, lingerie, gag gifts, and adult novelties. The City of Bryan says the items are too risque for retail.
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same here, I experienced the same with a friend's phone, where the camera would lock up and the menu would freeze and not return to the main screen21 hours ago, MasterPi wrote
I can't trust Android for the basic stuff like using it as a phone. Friend has a Nexus - for a while I couldn't figure out why he never picked up my phone calls the first time I call. Then he showed me: he does receive the calls, but sometimes the buttons for accept and reject don't work (the visual is there, but nothing captures the interaction) so he's left tapping hopelessly on a button.
...and at least, the iPhone feels the most complete of all 3 OSes.
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In your case, "static reflection" may be better. http://www.digitaltapestry.net/blog/reflecting-on-code
Keep in mind that reflection is slow, whether it's runtime reflection or static reflection. It's best to find ways to cache the results and not use reflection every time.
What's wrong with your MacBook? Are you saying running Windows is a requirement? You can install Windows on your MacBook, in fact that's how I run all my Macs, I rarely boot into OS X.
rendering left aside, Store disallows many APIs, so if there was a way to do something fast before, that might not be the case anymore12 hours ago, evildictaitor wrote
Sure. DirectX Rendering in Metro is just as fast as DirectX rendering on the desktop (and they are identical; the C++ behind them is the same, they use the same syscalls, shaders and third-party drivers and hardware).
why limit yourself to a desktop or a laptop, the two are not mutually exclusive, you can do development on the laptop and on the desktop, at home I only use a laptop, at work I have multiple desktops, for the most things a laptop is sufficient, for smaller components and such, but when it comes to raw power, to build massive things, a laptop will never cut it, and that will never change anytime soon, no matter how much better the hardware gets


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See also: loti
Traditionally considered a borrowing from Slavic, this word has more recently been claimed to come from an older adjective *ļots ("evil, terrible") (cf. placenames like Ļotumi), related to Russian лютый (ljutyj, "heartless, cruel; angry, furious"), and perhaps from the same source as ļauns ("evil"). The semantic change would be from "terrible, evil" to "very," a quite frequent change (cf. the use of words like terribly as adverbial intensifiers in e.g. terribly good; the same happens also with briesmīgi ("terribly, horribly"), šausmīgi ("terribly, horribly") in colloquial Latvian).[1]
- (with an adjective or adverb) used to intensify the meaning of the word it accompanies; very
- ļoti gudrs cilvēks — very wise, intelligent person
- ļoti augsta celtne — very tall building
- ļoti grūts darbs — very hard work
- ļoti ātri braukt — to ride very fast
- ļoti klusu runāt — to speak very quietly
- ļoti žēl — very sorry; (it's) a great pity
- ļoti daudzi palīgi — very many assistants
- ļoti daudz grāmatu — very many, a lot of books
- ļoti maz naudas — very little money
- naktis uznāca ļoti aukstas un lika klabināt zobus — the nights were coming very cold and made (people's) teeth chatter
- tas bija ļoti tālu, tik tālu, ka paši kalni nebija redzami, tikai virsotnes un sniegs — that was very far, so far that even the mountains were not visible, only the peaks and the snow
- (with a verb) used to intensify the action or state described by the verb; much, very much, a lot
- ļoti steigties — to hurry a lot, to be in a big hurry
- ļoti priecāties — to rejoice very much, to be very happy
- ļoti lūgt — to ask very much, to implore
- ļoti skumt — to become very sad
- ļoti iemīļots rakstnieks — a very popular (lit. much beloved) writer
- pēkšņi viņam ļoti iegribējās aizbraukt uz mājām — suddenly he very much wanted to leave and go home
- aiz pirts aug balto ceriņu krūms, kas ziedu laikā tik ļoti patīik māmuļai — behind the bath(room) a white lilac bush is growing which when in bloom so much pleases mother
- ^ "ļoti" in Konstantīns Karulis (1992, 2001), Latviešu Etimoloģijas Vārdnīca, in 2 vols, Rīga: AVOTS, ISBN: 9984-700-12-7


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Washington, D.C. (Sports Network) - Lavoy Allen recorded a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds as he and the Temple Owls slipped by the Maryland Terrapins, 64-61, as part of the BB&T Classic at the Verizon Center.
Ramone Moore scored a team-high 16 points for the Owls (5-2), yet he shot a mere 4-of-16 from the floor in the team's second straight victory. Juan Fernandez tacked on 14 points and Scootie Randall 10 and seven boards in the road win.
The Terps (6-3) were paced by Jordan Williams who tallied game highs with 17 points and 11 rebounds, followed by Terrell Stoglin off the bench with 16 points as the squad had a three-game win streak snapped.
Maryland moved out to a quick 4-0 lead in the opening moments of the first half, but then the Owls defense took over, limiting the Terrapins to just 28.6 percent shooting from the field in order to take a 32-21 lead at the break.
In the second half the lead reached 15 for Temple a couple of times, but little by little the Terps chipped away and actually tied the game at 56-56 with 1:52 remaining on a dunk by James Padgett. Unfortunately for Maryland, the comeback bid fell short in the end as Moore made good on three free throws down the stretch for the Owls in their three-point win.
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At first glance, Fullwood Animal Hospital might look like a hospital for humans. Only diminutive treatment tables and a row of boarding cages hint that its pristine, professional spaces are actually for healing pets. The hospital boasts all equipment necessary to diagnose and treat animals: an X-ray, ECG machine, a surgical suite with anesthesia. There's even a lab on-site, so some basics parasite and urinalysis tests can undergo analysis quickly.
Cooper got a rough start in life. At just three months old, the doberman-hound mix was found on the side of the road, a plastic bag over his head. Thankfully, Cooper's owners rescued him soon after, but his experiences left him with separation anxiety, aggression, and resistance to basic commands. Enter Glenn Shue, owner and lead trainer of Dogtastic Dog Training. Glenn's approach begins by first considering each canine's unique personality, which helps him tailor a training program that combines obedience training with proper socialization. Through one-on-one work with Cooper and his family, Glenn saw the pup through many of his behavioral problems, and he continues rehabilitating Cooper with occasional attention at daycare.
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A very famous also there is another branch in Sharjah and many other even you can find one in global village when it is open again always giving us very tasty food in a nice environment which I love
A very famous also there is another branch in Sharjah and many other even you can find one in global village when it is open again always giving us very tasty food in a nice environment which I love
Fantastic foo. highly recommended. Kubideh is one of the bet I have had. They even deliver wherever you are around Fujairah.
Great for those looking for local cuisine and typical Arab atmosphere. I tried, and I suggest, the "Sadaf Plate" that is full of flavor and delicious meat. The staff is very helpful and friendly.
I was there 3 years ago and I still remember that specific flavour in my mouth. It was some spice which I really loved, combined with chicken and vegetables. I'd recommend this place to the others, I believe nothing has changed... or at least it got better :)
I was expecting so much more, i found my meal very bland, i had kebabs and rice, it was ok, nothing wrong with it but it just lacked and real taste the service was very good and it was reasonabley priced
Nou knowing much about Persian food, this restaurant opened my eyes. There was a good choice of main dishes, plus the meal came with soup, salad and yoghurt dip at no extra charge. I had the pomfret large and deep fried, really nice. My wife had kebabs. Good food at a reasonable price, also a very short walk from the... More
In short, it is nice place, not expensive, but the quality of the food wasn't that good. However, it is better than many others in Fujairah.
Outstanding food at an excellent price. Try the lamb and chicken dish served with rice. There are daily specials which include soups and meat dishes at exceptional prices
If you want to taste good quality & resonably priced Iranian food in UAE, try the Sdaf restaurants in Sharjah, Fujairah or Dubai. I go to their restaurant @ meena road , Sharjah. They have home delivery too. The taste is excellent, always try their minced meat kababs. jucy and yummy. also please try the seafood grills. They never disappointed... More
food, staff, good to entertain friends, clean - tables could be bigger, place could be expanded, food is good but i liked it better a year back - but this time could not remember what i had ordered
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Moon wins PIAA Class AA girls soccer championship
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HERSHEY – Antonia Grese was in the Hersheypark Stadium stands with her middle school team in 2006 when Moon lost in the PIAA Class AAA championship match to Downingtown West.
She never thought then, or even Saturday morning, that she would be the one who would score the game-winning goal to give the Tigers their first state title.
As it turned out, Grese, a senior forward, scored the only goal of the game with 15:16 remaining in the first half to help Moon (24-2-0) get past District 12 champion Archbishop Wood (18-3-2), 1-0, in the PIAA Class AA title game. Grese's goal broke the Tigers' state finals scoreless streak of 184:44
"I knew one of us was going to do it, but I didn't think it was going to be me," Grese said. "I'm just happy that we won. I just wanted to run across the field with the trophy."
Moon had been to the championship game twice, in 2004 and 2006, and both were against Downingtown West in Class AAA. The Tigers lost both by 2-0 scores. This was the first time they played in Class AA, as they dropped down prior to this season as part of the state's biennial realignment.
"After the last two times here, for them to win is outstanding," Moon coach Bill Pfeifer said. "I feel happier for them than I do for myself. They worked hard since middle school, and this is something that's long in the making."
For Moon, it was a victory that was even sweeter since it came on the heels of a bitter disappointment stemming from a 2-1 loss to Mars in the WPIAL Class AA championship match on Nov. 3.
"We lost WPIALs so this was our big redemption to get back even better and win states," junior midfielder Amanda Kachaylo said. "We've been working so hard, and we did it."
Moon might not have raised the state championship trophy were it not for an incredible defensive play by Kachaylo with 21:29 remaining in regulation.
Archbishop Wood finally got some pressure on the Tigers net and got a shot on goal that Nicole Falcione saved but couldn't control and moved her out of position. Vikings midfielder Laura Romano shoved the ball back toward the open net, but Kachaylo ran down the shot and cleared it wide of the cage.
"I saw Nicole hit it, and then it was kind of going in and I said, 'Oh, shoot,' in my head," Kachaylo said. "It looked like it was on the line and their girl came out of nowhere and thankfully I was able to keep it out."
Kachaylo also helped set up the goal that gave Moon its state championship. At the 18-yard line in the attacking zone, she sent a pass across for Grese, who nudged a roller past Archbishop Wood goalkeeper Deanna Messner when she came out to challenge the shot.
"We calmed down and we played soccer and the nerves went away," Grese said. "We put a couple of passes together and I just happened to be the last one to touch it."
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A Love of Reading
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Every year, Robert Adams prepares a series of five reviews of contemporary novels, to be delivered alone on a theatre stage to sold-out audiences in Toronto and Montreal. In A Love of Reading Adams has now gathered 18 of his most brilliant reviews, from Jack Maggs by Peter Carey and The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver, to A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry and Barney's Version by Mordecai Richler. In them he skillfully interweaves a nimble and entertaining discussion of plot, theme, and characterization with fascinating historical, biographical, and literary context. He is repeatedly drawn to the spectacle of less-than-perfect humans making their way in a hostile world, and as a result a review by Robert Adams is almost always a hugely satisfying mix of rich pathos and abundant humour.
Famously, Adams reads a book a day, from which he selects only those novels that are truly extraordinary, that have made him see some part of the world or some aspect of the human condition in a new light – because for Adams, the best books always take the reader on a journey, with a destination very distant from the point of departure. It should be not only a journey of discovery – an exploration of the author's vision – but also of risk. By matching one's own vision to that of the author, says Adams, the reader enters an exciting negotiation to produce a new vision of his own. This joint enterprise between reader and writer, the shared risk and the wonder of discovery, is the foundation of A Love of Reading.
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Robert Adams was born in South Wales. In London, he studied at the London School of Economics before becoming a teacher. In 1964 he came to Canada to continue his teaching career in several Montreal high schools. He was a lecturer at Concordia University and from 1972 to his retirement in 1997 taught at the Collège de Bois-de-Boulogne, where he became Chair of the English department. He is the author of The Life and Work of Alexander Bercovitch, Artist (1988), which was shortlisted for the QSPELL Award.
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Title | Passive cervical spine flexion: the effect of age and gender. |
Publication Type | Journal Article |
Year of Publication | 2012 |
Authors | Seacrist T, Saffioti J, Balasubramanian S, Kadlowec J, Sterner R, García-España FJ, Arbogast KB, Maltese MR |
Journal | Clin Biomech (Bristol, Avon) |
Volume | 27 |
Issue | 4 |
Pagination | 326-33 |
Date Published | 2012 May |
Keywords | Adolescent, Adult, Aging, Cervical Vertebrae, Child, Female, Humans, Male, Range of Motion, Articular, Sex Factors, Young Adult, Zygapophyseal Joint |
Abstract | BACKGROUND: Previous studies reported passive cervical range of motion under unknown loading conditions or with minimal detail of subject positioning. Additionally, such studies have not quantitatively ensured the absence of active muscle during passive measurements. For the purpose of validating biomechanical models the loading condition, initial position, and muscle activation must be clearly defined. A method is needed to quantify the passive range of motion properties of the cervical spine under controlled loading conditions, particularly in the pediatric population where normative clinical and model validation data is limited. METHODS: Healthy female pediatric (6-12years; n=10), male pediatric (6-12years; n=9), female adult (21-40years; n=10), and male adult (20-36years; n=9) volunteers were enrolled. Subjects with restrained torsos and lower extremities were exposed to a maximum 1g inertial load in the posterior-anterior direction, such that the head-neck complex flexed when subjects relaxed their neck musculature. Surface electromyography monitored the level of muscle relaxation. A multi-camera 3-D target tracking system captured passive neck flexion angle of the head relative to the thoracic spine. General estimating equations detected statistical differences across age and gender. FINDINGS: Passive cervical spine flexion equaled 111.0° (SD 8.0°) for pediatric females, 102.8° (SD 7.8°) for adult females, 103.8° (SD 12.7°) for pediatric males, and 93.7° (SD 9.9°) for adult males. Passive neck flexion significantly decreased with age in both genders (P<0.01). Females exhibited significantly greater flexion than males (P<0.01). INTERPRETATION: This study contributes normative data for clinical use, biomechanical modeling, and injury prevention tool development. |
DOI | 10.1016/j.clinbiomech.2011.10.012 |
Alternate Journal | Clin Biomech (Bristol, Avon) |
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"Let's go to war and kill lots of innocent people... God bless America!"
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Something frequently said by soccer moms, very religious people, and wannabe patriots.
God bless America!
автор: Anonymous
17 июля 2003
Pet word said mainly by politicians and other power-thirsty species indigenous of the United States of America, often for pure demagogy, and based on the terribly false belief that "America" is synonymous with the USA, and not with the whole American continent. Less war and more geoography, for Fox's sake!
We are going to invade Venezuela because those bloody comunists have our oil, God bless America!
автор: Who cares
15 февраля 2005
A sub-genre of films released in the aftermath of September 11th 2001, featuring heroic American troops overcoming "terrorists" and various "evil-doers" in the fight for "freedom". See Black Hawk Down. This has also passed over into computer games with the release of America's 10 most Wanted.
God Bless America films are being used to brainwash the American public.
автор: Snake
7 марта 2005
My recommendation is not to use such a
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автор: Indian
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Something witty to retort with after George W. Bush says something stupid, i.e. every day.
Bush: "Gay people suck because none will sleep with me."
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29 апреля 2004
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why not bless every nation
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PS3 Dev Q&A: Home's Cutthroats: Battle for Black Powder Cove 2.0
124w ago
- PlayStation Digital Platforms Community Manager
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has shared a PS3 developer Q&A interview spotlighting the Battle for Black Powder Cove 2.0 in PlayStation Home today.
To quote: Last week, PlayStation Home got an update to the action-packed free-to-play multiplayer game, Cutthroats: Battle for Black Powder Cove.
With this news, we jumped on the phone to chat with Michael Mumbauer, Director of the Visual Arts Service Group (VASG), a madly creative department within Sony Computer Entertainment America. VASG has been helping make Home content nearly since Home went Open Beta and has made some of the platform's most entertaining items and spaces, including the Home Mansion.
Although VASG creates art and code for other development teams, like several of the World Wide Studios, this is their first full game.
Michael was kind enough to let me ask some questions that will shed a little insight on the decisions that went into this 2.0 update.
VASG has created content for Home for years, but when Home transitioned to a game platform in itself, it was the next logical step for them to step their game up and make one. What was the original concept behind Cutthroats,...
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Video: Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown Tutorial Video, PSN Launch
137w ago
- Sega Senior Digital Brand Manager
Mai Kawaguchi
is here with a Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown tutorial video and PSN launch details below, as follows:
Fighting game fans worldwide have spoken. Since the release last week, we've seen an overwhelming amount of support for Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown.
Today, we are releasing our tutorial video #3 for Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown that we put together while working closely with AM2 (the development team) and VF community members.
We are hoping that these videos will help newcomers pick up VF5's advanced techniques quickly!
Also, just a few weeks ago in LA, we teamed up with fighting game legend Alex Valle and his crews from LevelUp Series to host a Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown Pre-launch party.
We've invited the VF legends, Fuudo and Chibita, from Japan to demonstrate the game and also take on 20 or so challengers. Amazingly, we had people fly in from Australia, Japan, Singapore, Canada and all over the US just to make it to this event and ... we had a blast!
We've put together a short video of our event. If anyone is interested in seeing what the VF community is like, you can watch the video here!
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Video: Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown Free, Special Offer Details
138w ago
- Sega Senior Digital Brand Manager
Mai Kawaguchi
has shared a video of Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown which is free for PlayStation Plus subscribers alongside Special Offer details below!
To quote: Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown is the definitive version of the popular Virtua Fighter 5 series, developed by AM2.
The game introduces two new playable characters, overhauled fighting mechanics and dynamic and interactive fighting arenas. Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown also includes console-only features such as a robust Training Mode, eight-player Online Room Match Mode and a match record feature to replay, save, and upload fights.
In its PSN debut, Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown is $14.99 and each character costume customization DLC pack is $4.99 each at launch, with each pack containing a whopping 600-900 customization items.
Two additional customization bundle packs, one consisting of nine character customization DLC packs and the other with 10 character customization DLC pack, are also available at launch for $14.99 each. Yes, that means there will be thousands of customization items per bundle pack.
However, only on PSN, for two weeks only (from June 6th to June 19th), the Complete...
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Video: Codemasters Answers DiRT Showdown PS3 Questions
144w ago
- Today Community Manager
Ian Webster
at Codemasters has answered some popular DiRT Showdown PS3 questions alongside sharing a new video trailer below.
To quote: What with the release of DiRT Showdown on PS3 inching ever closer, we turned to twitter to find out what you guys need to know about the game, and then had those questions answered by Mike Chapman, Senior Designer on the game.
Is this just something to keep us going until Dirt 4?
It has to be said that the idea for a game like DiRT Showdown has been in the studio's collective mind for some time. After we finished work on DiRT 3, we knew that the time was right for the DiRT team to explore some new avenues.
First and foremost though, the game will be an exciting DiRT experience in its own right and we're confident that our existing fans will appreciate the direction we've taken, especially with what that means for future games in the series.
DiRT franchise is awesome! Thoroughly love the way it's progressed.
Would you guys ever return to GRiD?
It's great to see that, years after its release, the original GRID is still such a popular game and that people have hopes for a sequel.
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Video: Codemasters Introduces DiRT Showdown for PlayStation 3
163w ago
- Codemasters Community Manager
Ian Webster
has made available some fresh video footage today introducing DiRT Showdown for the PlayStation 3 entertainment system.
To quote: We're very excited to be able to reveal to you the latest title in our award-winning DiRT series: DiRT Showdown!
Before I tell you a bit more about the game, take a look at our newly released announcement trailer to give you an idea of the kind of high-octane action you can expect to see in the game.
DiRT Showdown is due out on PS3 in May 2012, and is brought to you by the same team that brought you the other titles in the award-winning DiRT series. The game combines pick-up-and-play controls with electrifying events, frenzied crowds, and stunning graphics to deliver high-octane, dive in and drive thrills straight from the first event.
The game's going to feature three main disciplines built around the pillars of speed, style and destruction. To help illustrate what I'm talking about, here's a broad breakdown of the three disciplines in question.
No holds barred racing events:
Trade paint and use nitrous to blast past rivals in DiRT Showdown's racing modes. Courses are littered with obstacles, pinch points,...
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American Christmas Cards, 1900–1960
From September 21 to December 31, 2011, the Bard Graduate Center presented American Christmas Cards, 1900–1960 in our Focus Gallery. The exhibition was organized by Kenneth L. Ames, a member of the BGC faculty, working in collaboration with graduate students. Worth a Closer Look video by Han Vu.
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Same plane used to fly Seahawks, Patriots to Super Bowl Same plane used to fly Seahawks, Patriots to Super Bowl Some guy wants $1,500 to test the Patriots' Deflategate... Some guy wants $1,500 to test the Patriots' Deflategate... Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson weighs in on Deflate... Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson weighs in on Deflate... Kobe is hurt, so Nick Young says 'give me the ball and... Kobe is hurt, so Nick Young says 'give me the ball and... Penn State coach James Franklin uses Twitter to check s... Penn State coach James Franklin uses Twitter to check s... Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More Extra Mustard Heaven Is A Buffet: The Perfect Morning by Andy Staples Twitter Email Posted: Wed Feb. 20, 2013 Brisket and sausage at Snow's. (Andy Staples)LEXINGTON, Texas – I know a cold equation has determined the magic hour of 8:00 a.m. each Saturday. An intersection of the supply and demand curves, minus the opportunity cost of giving up day jobs, has rendered moot any discussion of additional days or hours. Once each week, at that dew-kissed hour, Snow's BBQ opens for business. When the meat – usually about 1,000 pounds of it – runs out, the pits are closed and the place shuts down until the following Saturday.Still, I prefer to believe that Snow's stays open for about four hours each week not because owner Kerry Bexley and 78-years-young pitmaster Miss Tootsie Tomanetz can make a better living by keeping their day jobs, but because the world could not handle more than a few hours of Snow's brisket, ribs and jalapeno sausage. Some substances simply must be controlled to keep users from losing their minds.There might be better barbecue in America. On most days, Archibald's in Northport, Ala., smokes better ribs – but not by much. On many days, Franklin Barbecue in Austin makes better brisket – but not by much. Snow's smokes pork shoulder, but this is Texas, not a Carolina, so its place in the pantheon isn't a topic worthy of discussion. There might be better sausage in Luling or at one of the dueling joints in nearby Lockhart – but not by much. On the right Saturday morning, Snow's could be the best at one or most of these disciplines. The brisket melts in the mouth. The ribs pull clean off the bone and their rub tickles the tongue. The sausage has the ideal snap. Even the turkey – a newish menu item – tastes better than poultry has any right to.Nothing requires sauce. Nothing.In sports, even the untrained eye can spot an elite talent. Someone who has never seen a basketball game will immediately realize that LeBron James is special. Someone who has never seen a football game can watch Jadeveon Clowney make one tackle – this tackle, specifically – and understand Clowney is crafted of different stuff than the rest of us. I believe a person who has never once tasted smoked meat can take a bite of Snow's brisket and understand they have ingested the sort of brilliance that can be conjured only by the truly blessed.This is why the venerable Texas Monthly named Snow's the best barbecue in Texas in 2008. This is akin to being named the most beautiful coed at Ole Miss or the most passionate football fan in the state of Alabama. You might not be first on earth in your chosen category, but you're pretty damn close. This honor brought tourists like pilgrims to Mecca. As the cows mooed in their pens a hundred yards away, lines wrapped around the building. The meat ran out before breakfast turned to brunch. When I met Miss Tootsie during my first visit in the fall of 2011, she seemed grateful the barbecue hipsters had found a new place to covet. The business had been nice, but it was nicer to return to the regular pace of life in Lexington.Snow's opened on March 1, 2003. It opened on Saturdays because that was the day farmers brought their livestock to auction in this map dot that splits the distance between Austin and College Station. Miss Tootsie works as a driver in the school system in Giddings. Every Saturday at 2 a.m., she arrives to tend the brisket and other meats. Her son and Bexley, a former rodeo clown who has Yellow Pages listings as a real estate agent and an auctioneer, usually arrive two hours earlier to put the meat on.At 8:00 a.m., the doors open. On my first visit, I arrived at 7:30 to make sure I was the first in line. Since the hype from the Texas Monthly selection has now mostly dissipated, I made plans this past Saturday to meet a Snow's rookie at 10 a.m. He beat me by 20 minutes and seemed downright giddy when I arrived. "This place is perfect," he said, showing me a photo on his phone of a man riding a horse down the street in front of Snow's. We went inside, loaded up on everything a carnivore could crave and walked outside as a Christian motorcycle gang roared into the parking lot. As we devoured brisket and traded stories, Kerry buzzed around and made sure everything ran smoothly. Miss Tootsie tended her pits. The sun shone in a clear blue Texas sky.The equation determined the day and time. Miss Tootsie smoked the magic. Snow's ribs. (Andy Staples) More brisket porn. (Andy Staples) The debate rages, but this could very well be true. (Andy Staples) The sky isn't even that blue in the movies. (Andy Staples) Snow's draws a crowd every Saturday. (Andy Staples) Promoted Stories Comments