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We look over the first 50 issues of Develop
It's been nine years since Develop's first copy left the printers. Not afraid to blow our own trumpets just this once, we look back over the first 50 issues of Develop, in the opening chapter of a two-part retrospective of 100 glorious covers.
Issue 1 - December 2000
Starting in style as always, we had Kuju's Ian Baverstock writing that the small studios undercutting their rivals were going to kill Britsoft. Elsewhere, Nokia evangelised WAP, and the topic of pub 'roundtable' discussion was the difficulty of PS2. If only they'd known.
Issue 2 - January 2001
Our first look at development's up-and-coming talent featured names like Media Molecule co-founder Alex Evans (and a few who are now AFK). Also, Ed Daly argued against Ian Baverstock's previous editorial and there was even more waffle about WAP. Like, get a room.
Issue 3 - February 2001
A controversial cover story examined the 'over-financed' French, Brian Jobling attempted to soothe the dev/pub divide, the Develop pub discussion tackled the Game Boy Advance. Plus we ran our first ever project management software guide. Start as we mean to go on, eh?
Issue 4 - March 2001
This issue asked whether the development gamble was working, International Hobo's Chris Bateman wrote Develop's first article on outsourcing, and physics made its assault on games. Oh, and Motorola held another conference about WAP. Seriously? Enough.
Issue 5 - April 2001
'Digital distribution will change everything,' our cover proclaimed – something most of us are still waiting to happen. There was also sage advice for dealing with PS2 development, plus a round-up of studio websites, including Lionhead's brilliant GeoCities look-a-like.
Issue 6 - May 2001
Not content with stirring up a hornet's nest in issue three, this time it was America's turn to have its dev dominance examined. Most importantly, this was the first issue without Billie Piper present for the roundtable, this time replaced by Vanessa Paradis. Sob.
Issue 7 - June 2001
Develop's first ever article on education, and the quotes are the same now as they were then: 'Not enough maths and physics, but Abertay, Teesside and Bournemouth are excellent.' There was also advice for those looking to target the growing female gamer market.
Issue 8 - July 2001
'Why publishers have messed up the business of making games,' read this issue's strapline. Gulp. Elsewhere Fable maestro Dene Carter talked about the unveiling of the then-named Project Ego, and Richard Jacques wrote about making game scores more cinematic.
Issue 9 - August 2001
A whopping special feature delved into the murky world of financing outside of going cap in hand to a publisher (notice a theme?). Also, Sony talked up its internet plans at DevStation – no comment – and we ran a really gratuitous picture of girls kissing.
Issue 10 - September 2001
Always happy to push back the taste barrier, this feature on sex in games featured some, er, quite choice imagery. Madonna made her second appearance in the Develop pub discussion, while Byronicman lamented the MIA status of many Britsoft founders.
Issue 11 - October 2001
We looked at the rise of Eastern European developers, Cliff Bleszinski worried about the design challenges real-time physics would bring, and the pub chat focused on the thorny question of game content in the short-term aftermath of September 11th.
Issue 12 - November 2001
The spotlight fell this month on the success of Australian developers – Infrogrames was planning to pump AUS $50m (about 30p, right?) into the territory. Meanwhile, Elixir's Alex Whitaker argued that programmers shouldn't be the ones designing AI – still a good point.
Issue 13 - January 2002
Any excuse to get a girl on the cover. Here we looked at how 'style' was leapfrogging technology to become the new over-riding force of game art in games like Broken Sword 4, Viewtiful Joe and XIII. Meanwhile Blitz wrote about developing killer in-house tools.
Issue 14 - February 2002
We looked at the importance of IP, plus long-time reader and quote machine Seamus Blackley finally got a proper interview. Charles Cecil also talked up set-top box gaming. Forget the Wii and iTV; remote-controlled gaming peaked with Bamboozle! on Teletext.
Issue 15 - March 2002
The failings of games writing and linear storytelling played a part in this issue, and Peter Molyneux also had his first interview, in which he stated – with no speculation – that Dmitri would be out in 2005. Some kids just really don't want to come out, huh.
Issue 16 - April 2002
About time too: finally the burgeoning development scene in the North got to step into the Develop spotlight. Also, Yuji Naka told us how 'angry' he was at naughty gamers 'destroying' Phantasy Star Online, and Harry Gregson-Williams talked scoring MGS2.
Issue 17 - May 2002
The ultimate guide to selling out – we mean, er, up – dominated our cover, while Martyn Brown warned that developers needed to grow up and accept that bedroom development was dead. We also took a look at natural language processing and what it could bring to games.
Issue 18 - June 2002
This issue's cover feature looked at how game development ran on brotherly love, such as the Darlings, the Pickfords, the Joblings, the Carters, the Simpsons, the Olivers, the Falcuses, the Kinglseys, the Gollops, the Stampers, the Heath-Smiths, the Collyers…
Issue 19 - July 2002
Introversion's Chris Delay introduced us to the indie upstarts fresh from their success with Uplink, Seamus Blackley began his monthly column of irreverence with a tirade against E3, and we relocated the Develop pub to the US for an Uncle Sam-themed chew of the fat.
Issue 20 - August 2002
In this writer's humble opinion one of Develop's best ever features, a young Ben Cousins – then of BC developer Intrepid – wondered if there already existed a standard language for game design. The data is still worth investigating for anyone designing control systems.
Issue 21 - September 2002
A controversial cover story argued that developers would be more successful if they focused on cashflow as much as polygons, while Eutechnyx's Kev Shaw wrote pointlessly about how games should be pointless, and DirectX 9 changed graphics programming forever.
Issue 22 - October 2002
Rebellion's Chris Kingsley lead a gang of top developers to gush on how amazing it was to work on licensed games. And not a restriction on creativity. At all. Honest. No, really. We also spoke to the Stampers after Microsoft's huge cash-spunk to buy Rare.
Issue 23 - Nov/dec 2002
It was Dundee's turn to fall under the Develop sector microscope, including the then-still-young Realtime Worlds. Elsewhere, it was a pretty dry issue: a discussion about asset management, programming tools, and a slightly racist advert on the back page.
Issue 24 - January 2003
Another controversial cover saw Kevin Buckner (who?) of Design Games (who?) tell readers that they were 'wasting half of their working days'. Zed Two also sold out to Warthog, which ended up coming back to bite them, and Game Connection ran for the first time.
Issue 25 - February 2003
Bullfrog co-founder and super investment daddy Les Edgar warned that the next 18 months were going to be difficult for British independent studios. Game writer Susan O'Connor discussed how to appeal to women, and there was a nice picture of a cat. Aaaaw.
Issue 26 - March 2003
Warthog director Ian Grieve and Dene Carter ended up scrapping over licensed vs. original games, Develop favourite Martin Hollis called voilence 'fascinating', and an empassioned editorial defended the N-Gage from early criticism.
Oh Owain, Owain…
Issue 27 - April 2003
Another quite glum cover highlighted the worsening conditions facing developers, although the news pages were filled with publishers looking for product. Recruitment was a timely focus, and a dude from Xbox told us why voice chat was, like, so super rad.
Issue 28 - May 2003
Final Fantasy movie worker bee Kevin Bjorke told us how games were going to ape the cinematic touches of Hollywood, Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot said that developers weren't investing enough in their staff, and Seamus Blackley developed a conscience, of all things.
Issue 29 - June 2003
Ubisoft: 1,287 development staff and no blubber. So went our headline, which took a look at the nu-French Empire. And this was all pre-Montreal takeover. Elsewhere John Riccitiello got a bit shirty with us, and we looked at best practice for asset repeating in games.
Issue 30 - July 2003
The finalists for the very first Develop Awards were profiled in an arty cover, while Game Republic talked about its formation. Meanwhile, neon-haired ninja Tameem Antonaides discussed adaptive difficulty balancing in the awesome Kung Fu Chaos.
Issue 31 - August 2003
Any excuse to get a girl on the cover. Here we looked at how 'style' was leapfrogging technology to become the new over-riding force of game art in games like Broken Sword 4, Viewtiful Joe and XIII. Meanwhile Blitz wrote about developing killer in-house tools.
Issue 32 - September 2003
In the aftermath of the first Develop Awards, we went coverage crazy. Speaking of crazy, we awarded of the Grand Prix award to Climax, but hey, I'm not judging (and clearly neither were they). Elsewhere in this slow month: four pages from lawyers and two on copy-protection. Hmm.
Issue 33 - October 2003
Former Develop technology editor Jon Jordan, he of various clashing hair and nail polish fame, travelled to Seattle to talk to Gabe Newell about the (then-controversial) release of Steam. Elsewhere, the Creative Assembly got Total War on the BBC. Back on form.
Issue 34 - Nov/Dec 2003
Ah, a positive cover to break the gloom: apparently, while more indie studios were closing by the day, big devs were ramping up significantly. Meanwhile, EA's music bod Steve Schnur talked about wanting to break catsuit wonders The Darkness in the US. Weirdly.
Issue 35 - January 2004
The first ever Develop survey asked 100 developers about the issues affecting them. Only three per cent saw Canada as a threat to UK dev jobs, and the majority thought 360/PS3 teams would peak at 50 people. They must be kicking themselves now.
Issue 36 - February 2004
Jeremy Heath-Smith told us why he left the Eidos boardroom to start Circle Studios (that went well, eh?) and shared pitch horror stories from the publisher's side. Meanwhile, Byronicman lamented the poor success of Ubisoft's Prince of Persia and Beyond Good and Evil.
Issue 37 - March 2004
The unhealthy crunch habits of the games industry were the subject of Develop's steely glare, something we'd return to regularly with our crusading hat on. Elsewhere there was a spotlight on the Russian game biz and its yearly development conference KRI.
Issue 38 - April 2004
Our first ever audio-focused cover spoke to composer James Hannigan, while Microsoft unveiled XNA – although, obviously, they wouldn't know what it was themselves for a good two years yet, let alone the rest of us. Best Edge cover ever, that one.
Issue 39 - May 2004
"Will 3D mobile hit the jackpot?" screamed the cover. "No," we reply, smug in our 2009 hindsight. "Not until the iPhone it won't, but even then the lack of physical controls will pretty much destroy any possibility of responsive input." A shuffle of feet. "I was only asking :("
Issue 40 - June 2004
Inon Zur and Bungie's audio deity Marty O'Donnell jammed over game music in the Develop Session, Epic unveiled the still-snazzy Unreal Engine 3 (shame that one didn't catch on, eh?) and Byronicman left us. Well, left us the first time. Well, he was kind of pushed, I guess.
Issue 41 - July 2004
There's nothing that the games development industry loves more than event fights: Gamescom vs. Leipzig, London Games Festival vs. GameCity, and here GDC Europe versus the European Developers Forum. Neither survived (in the UK, anyway). Develop wins!
Issue 42 - August 2004
Another slightly weird Develop Awards themed cover here. Former Edge editor Joao Diniz Sanches joined Develop as features editor after the spectacular staff walkout of 2004. Walkout of Edge, that is – not Develop. We're too lazy, plus we have absolutely no morals.
Issue 43 - September 2004
Sega turned its eyes to European developers and we, in turn, turned our eyes to them. (They call that eye contact.) Elsewhere, developers reacted to EA's purchase of Renderware – now seen as pretty much the worst move for everyone involved in that deal, really.
Issue 44 - October 2004
Awww. Our first Peter Molyneux cover – and, given the complaints we got over the most recent one, probably our best. There was much more celebration of our awards, once again hosted by Channel 4 news robot Krishnan Guru-Murthy. We'd have preferred Jon Snow.
Issue 45 - Nov/Dec 2004
Jonathan Smith from Giant/TT/Traveller's Tales (oh, I give up) talks about getting that Lego licence – really not going anywhere, that one – and we looked at the growing trend of multi-site distributed development. And, er, not a whole lot more, really. Sorry about that.
Issue 46 - January 2005
Uh-oh! Everyone was scared of going under. "Will you survive '05?" the cover screamed. Those who presumably answered 'no' included: Hunter S. Thompson, Pope John Paul II, Mo Mowlam, Ronnie Barker, George Best and, er, Singapore's president Wee Kim Wee. Titter.
Issue 47 - February 2005
Ubisoft's creative superman Michel Ancel discussed targeting the mainstream with his game adaptation of King Kong, and we had our first ever Brighton special. Here's a fun game: compare these pictures with those in issue 85, and see life take its toll.
Issue 48 - March 2005
If it's any consolation, we can't even quite believe we put Marc Ecko on the cover, either. Inside, and totally separate (obviously) was the 'top 25 businessmen in games development' which, er, included some real strange picks. Oh well. Opinions, arseholes, etc.
Issue 49 - April 2005
This issue looked at how the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 would change development, and predicted a split into two camps: those devs that will ally themselves to one publisher and those that would make bits of games instead of whole products.
Issue 50 - May 2005
Hooray! We're halfway there. In this landmark issue we did pretty much what I'm doing here (What, crying and reeking of gin? – Ed.) PhysX made its first uneven steps to market, and we also looked once again to Hollywood, and launched the very first Develop 100.

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Nestled back in the Texas Hill Country and minutes from IH35 is a New Braunfels Texas treasure, the Historic Kuebler Waldrip House Bed and Breakfast. Drive up River Road and enter the property to find a quiet and peaceful setting on 43 acres. Exit your car to hear the birds, see a deer or take a breath of fresh country air. Guests can choose from 10 comfortable rooms, each one different from the rest, and they are located in 3 beautifully restored buildings: the Historic Kuebler Waldrip House building, an original 1847 German rock and cedar beam pioneer home, the Historic Danville Schoolhouse, an original 1863 historic one-room schoolhouse, and the Deer Haven Cottage is a new unit with 3 bedrooms, a bath with a marble shower and Jacuzzi, living room and kitchen. OUR LARGE HOT BREAKFAST may include egg dishes, fresh fruit, fresh meat, potatoes dishes or homemade tamales, fresh breads, juice and hot coffee or tea. Breakfast is served from 9 AM to 11 AM. Please advise of any dietary needs (sugar, gluten or other). We are located just 2-6 minutes from Gruene, Gruene Hall, New Braunfels, San Marcos and 30 minutes from San Antonio (the Alamo, Sea World, Fiesta Texas and the River Walk). We are celebrating our 27th year with many repeat guests. PET FRIENDLY ROOM: Deer Haven is pet friendly with tile floors and room to spread out, so add $20 per pet per night. Limits: (25 lbs. or less and limit of 2 pets). 1 ROOM NIGHTLY rentals are by the room, (this does NOT apply to group rentals). Group rentals (2 or more rooms) require pre-arrangements. Groups are welcome to rent part or all of a building. Nightly room rates are based on 2 per room, and prices range from ($135.00-$450.00 + tax). Added guests: $30 per extra adult (ages 18+) and $20 per added child (ages 3-17). RESERVATIONS - it is fast and easy, call (US) 52+(830)-625-8300 or (800)-299-8372 9AM-9PM. A friendly innkeeper is always around the phone.
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5 on February 12, 2014
We stayed here in March 2012 and loved it! The breakfast was amazing every morning, the location and people are great. The only complaint I had is that GPS really doesn't like to find the place so if you're coming in inclement weather (it was raining and dark by the time we got close), call for directions. The owners are lovely and super helpful!
5 on July 02, 2012
Went on a girls trip to New Braunfels from 6/29-7/1 and had an amazing time! By chance we ended up at the Historic Kuebler Waldrip Haus and I am SO glad we did! There were 3 of us staying at the Haus and they put us up in the Gilbeau room. It was perfect for us with a queen sized bed and a twin. The room was so spaceous! The bathroom had two sinks and the toilet/shower/bath were in a separate room. Darrell was kind enough to wait up for our arrival at 10p on Friday night, and they did not charge us for coming in late (I was shocked and grateful!). He kindly helped us with our luggage and got us all settled in. We went down to the common room to make a few cocktails (we brought our own) and to our surprise there was a mini wine bar set up as well as all of the Blue Bell icecream anyone could want to eat. Even though the main house was full, we really felt like we were the only ones there (until breakfast, that is). I cannot say enough good things about our stay. The breakfast...don't even get me started! It was all homemade goodness. We didn't eat lunch because of how full we were. Table service, and all. I was also VERY impressed with the cleanliness of our room and the house itself. Spick and span! Mrs. Waldrip chatted us up and breakfast and was so warm and inviting. You can really tell that people are her passion and this little place is her slice of heaven. LOCATION: We wanted to go into Gruene and not have to drive far to get back to the Haus and it was just the best, you're right in the middle of everything, without being right SMACK dab in the middle of it. 7 minutes to Gruene, 15 minutes into downtown New Braunfels. It was perfect. Again, I cannot stress how much we enjoyed our stay! Can't wait to take my husband!!
5 on February 19, 2012
This place is awesome! My husband and I just stayed the weekend for our anniversary and it was great. The breakfast was delicious! The rooms were clean and quiet. Thinking about bringing our whole family next time. This is the place to stay!
4.8 on January 14, 2012
WE loved our stay. We were made to feel so welcome from beginning to end. The property is historic and relaxing. There is no way to describe breakfast. Unbelievable. We will definately stay there again. We encourage any one looking to stay at this beautiful home with such nice owners. Robin and Ricky
5 on November 01, 2011
This was a great start to our first visit to Texas. The friendliness of the owners and the historic atmosphere of the accommodation made for an unforgettable stay.
4.2 on October 19, 2011
This was only my second time staying at a B&B and I rate this one as excellent in most respects of the services provided. They could use updated TV's in their rooms and the snacks could have been a little better.
4.0 on October 17, 2011
We were very pleased with our weekend....our room was just perfect for my husband, my mom-in-law, and myself. The breakfast was yummy, and the innkeepers were so friendly.
5 on June 27, 2011
Wow! Inspirational !Margy and Darrel made me and my friend feel welcome! The tamales and quiche were excellent and I appreciate the attention and care. Very cozy and wonderful conversation! Thanks for the place to rest and relax.
5 on June 20, 2011
Wow what an awesome place!! My best friend and I stayed there last week and what a great stay it was! We stayed in the East Room because with two guys the pull out sofa would work good, which it did. The room was cozy and perfect for 2 college guys to hangout in town and party till late and then have a good place to sleep. Breakfast was amazing, we only wish we had more time to enjoy the food more and we will make more time next year! Margaret is a wonderfull Innkeeper and we both loved talking to her and the other guests at breakfast and making new friends! Darrell was great showing us around and he made these great little bite sized truffle things that were available in the common area. All in all a wonderful stay and we can't wait to come back!!
4.8 on October 06, 2010
My husband, son and I stayed two nights at Kuebler Waldrip Haus in mid-September 2010. The service and friendliness was outstanding. Margie and her son Darrell provided a very welcoming, comfortable atmosphere. This B&B is in my top five favorites!
ROOM: DEER HAVEN COTTAGE is a charming 3 bedroom cottage (1,000 sq. ft.) and is separate and private. Handmade quilts and fluffy pillows on the beds, 2 queen beds and 1 twin, a full kitchen, a living room area, a marble shower and Jacuzzi bath, heat, AC, TV/VCR, a large porch and tile floors. Pets are allowed. PETS MUST be in carrier if left in room and on leash when outside. This room is no smoking and no candles. Nightly rooms rates for 2 are $225.00 tax. Added guests: add $30 per extra adult (ages 18 ) and add $20 per extra child (ages 3-17). For reservations, call 830-625-8300
Nightly Rate: $205 - $225
ROOM: KUEBLERS KASTLE is a downstairs room in the main Kuebler Waldrip Haus building. It has a king size bed, a shower bath, sleeps 2, heat, AC, TV, FREE WIFI, marble countertops, tile floor and the wheelchair accessible bath has a shower, a chair and grab bars in the shower. This room is easily accessible without any stairs, is close to our common room and is close to breakfast. This room is no smoking, no candles and no pets. Call us to reserve or ask questions 830-625-8300.
Nightly Rate: $125 - $145
ROOM: HILLSIDE HIDEAWAY is a large comfortable upstairs room with carpet and tile floors, a private entrance, free WIFI, a desk, heat, AC, refrigerator and coffee pot. Use the large marble Jacuzzi tub to relax and recharge. Rent this quiet room perfect for 2 or a family up to 4. Nightly room rate for 2 is $155.00 tax. Added guests: add $30 per extra adult (ages 18 ) and add $20 per extra child (ages 3-17). This room is no smoking, no candles and no pets. Call us today to reserve this room - 830-625-8300 or 800-299-8372.
Nightly Rate: $135 - $155
ROOM: GUILBEAU ROOM is a wonderful upstairs room with a queen bed and a twin, a large roomy bath with a tub and shower, heat, AC, TV/VCR, and kitchen access (sorry, no porch). You are right above the kitchen, so you get to smell coffee and breakfast before coffee and breakfast. Combine this room with another to create your own suite. Nightly room rates for 2 is $145.00 tax. Added guest: add $30 for each extra adult (ages 18 ) and add $20 for each added child (ages 3-17). This room is no smoking, no candles, and no pets. To reserve, please call 830-625-8300 or toll free 800-299-8372.
Nightly Rate: $125 - $145
ROOM: KATHERINES ATTIC is a unique large upstairs room that was the original 1847 cedar hand-hewn timber homestead with 2 king beds and 1 twin (that sleep 2-5), a private shower & whirlpool bath, heat, AC, TV/VCR, a historic hotel sink, a shared porch and kitchenette with a sink, refrigerator and coffee pot. Nightly rate for 2 is $175.00 plus tax. Added guests: add $30 per extra adult (ages 18 ) and add $20 per extra child (ages 3-17). This room is no smoking, no candles and no pets. Call us today to reserve this room - 830-625-8300 or 800-299-8372.
Nightly Rate: $155 - $175
ROOM: ROOM WITH A VIEW is a small cozy upstairs room, king bed, a shower bath, sleeps 2, has a large shared porch, heat, AC, TV with DVD player. A antique style quilt, fluffy white pillows and rescued barnwood from Gruene complete the room. Nightly room rates for 2 is $135.00 plus tax. Added guests: add a small child or a baby, can be added to this small room. This room is no smoking, no candles, and no pets. Call us to reserve a room, 830-625-8300 or 800-299-8372.
Nightly Rate: $115 - $135
ROOM: EAST ROOM is a wonderful upstairs room with a king and a queen size sleeper sofa beds, a small shower bath, a marble sink, Texas barnwood cabinets, heat, AC, TV/VCR, refrigerator, coffee pot, an antique school desk, and a shared porch with a table and chairs. Guests say "Restful and great!" Nightly room rate for 2 is 4145.00 tax. Added guests: add $30 per extra adult (ages 18 ) and add $20 per extra child (ages 3-17). This room is no smoking, no candles and no pets. To reserve, call 830-625-8300 or 800-299-8372.
Nightly Rate: $125 - $145
ROOM: WEST ROOM is a comfortable upstairs room perfect for 2 with a king bed, a small shower bath, an old school desk, heat, AC, TV/VCR, refrigerator and coffee pot. If two couples are traveling together, we suggest renting the West of the Moon Room and East of the Sun Room - the perfect combination. Guests say "Restful and great!" Niglty room rate for 2 is $145.00 plus tax. Added guests, this room will sleep only 2. Please take a look at another room. This room is no smoking, no candles and no pets. Call us to reserve or ask questions at 830-625-8300 or 800-299-8372.
Nightly Rate: $125 - $145
ROOM: DANVILLE PORCH ROOM is a downstairs room that is 10' X 44' and has a king and a queen size sleeper sofa beds, a shower bath, a private porch, a small kitchenette with a sink, refrigerator, coffee pot and sleeps 2-4 people. Guests say "Best Breakfast in Texas!" Nightly room rate for 2 is $165.00 plus tax. Added guests: add $30 per extra adult (ages 18 ) and add $20 per extra child (ages 3-17). This room is no smoking, no candles, & no pets. Call us to reserve or ask questions 830-625-8300 or 800-299-8372.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $165
ROOM: THE DANVILLE SCHOOL SUITE is an original 1863 one-room school. The original school room has a queen bed and Jacuzzi bath and the second room has a king bed and shower bath. Additional features include heat, AC, a porch, a wide-screen TV, Dish Network, VCR, DVD, couches, and a full kitchen (refrigerator, sink and coffee pot) and the original floors. Nightly room rate for 2-4 is $350.00 plus tax. Added guests: add $30 per extra adult (ages 18 ) and add $20 per extra child (ages 3-17). This room is no smoking, no candles & no pets. Reservations, call 830-625-8300 or 800-299-8372.
Nightly Rate: $275 - $350
Texas Hill Country, Near River Road, Near New Braunfels Airport, Near Canyon Lake, Comal County Texas, Near San Antonio, City, Countryside, Ranch, Small town, Wine country
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If arriving from the North or South (Ih35), take exit #189 and turn West onto Loop 337/hwy 46. Drive 4 miles to River Road (Texaco/Shell station) and turn right. Go 1.8 miles to the River Road Ice House where the road "Y"'s. Turn left at the "Y". Go very slowly just 1/4 of a mile, and turn left at the first white mailbox, #1620 Hueco Springs. Check-in at the second building, the rock house - Kuebler Waldrip Haus B&B. If you are arriving from the West or East, please call for specific directions. You can visit our main web page for a map and directions at .kueblerwaldrip Now go to the "Map and dirctions" page.
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This project is not part of the GNU Project.
Geiser provides a series of Emacs modes that interact with a running Scheme REPL to provide source code navigability, completion, automatic documentation and more.
Registration Date: Sun 07 Mar 2010 08:50:33 PM UTC
License: Modified BSD License
Development Status: 4 - Beta
posted by jao, Sat 09 Aug 2014 11:57:33 PM UTC - 0 replies
For those of you preferring stable releases, i've just cut version 0.6.
Unfortunately, Marmalade is broken for me and there's no package for 0.6 there for now. I recommend using MELPA.
posted by jao, Mon 09 Dec 2013 02:33:14 AM UTC - 0 replies
I've just released a new version of Geiser, for those of you following it via Marmalade (or a tar.gz). Check the NEWS file here: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/geiser.git/tree/NEWS.
Geiser is also available via MELPA for those of you liking to live on the bleeding edge :)
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New features:
- New command geiser-insert-lambda, bound to C-c \ in Scheme buffers (thanks to Ray Racine).
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New features:
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- User manual lookup command (C-c C-d i) available also in the REPL.
- New REPL command, geiser-repl-clear-buffer (C-c M-o), to remove
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- Indentation of scheme forms improved..
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Feb 17th 2009 6:53AM I played casually on Wednesday and Thursday. By casually, I mean I perhaps got 6 gifts of adoration during those days. On Friday, I stepped it up. I either set up a sleeping schedule with my boyfriend, or we set the alarm every hour. We got all 24 gifts that are available during Saturday and Sunday. We did not sleep over three nights. On Monday, after the event ended at 6am, I went and continued talking to NPCs until nearly 4pm server time. Yes, I got several extra shots at the achievement.
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If we are to do something.. We need the dept of labor stats to work with immigration for a more balanced approach so we don't have huge amounts of unemployment and medicaid cost, why at the same time finding a better solution to solving grades 1-12 more equally and reducing cost for college (which increased more than healthcare)... I think we will also need to bring jobs back to the U.S....
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Areyoulonesometonight (Elvis Presley)
bartenders blues (George Jones)
By The Time I Get To Phoenix (Johnny Rivers)
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ding dong daddy from dumas (Bob Wills)
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Down To The River To Pray (Alison Krauss)
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FEMME FATALE (Velvet Underground)
Goodnight Irene (Red Foley)
Green Green Grass Of Home (Johnny Cash)
he stopped loving her today (George Jones)
Hello Again (Neil Diamond)
Hey, that's no way to say goodbye (Leonard Cohen)
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Holly (Jan Hegenberg)
I am Weary Let Me Rest (Cox Family)
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IM YOUR MAN (Leonard Cohen)
ITS NOT UNUSUAL (Tom Jones)
Just What I Needed (Ric Ocasek)
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What do you do when your flight to New York City is cancelled and the airline insists on rebooking you and your love on two separate flights? Or you are ready to watch the recording of "You've Got Mail" with your sweetheart and the picture starts pixilating? Or you have been waiting in line at the grocery store for a half-hour with a dozen roses in one hand and chocolates in the other? Or your favorite restaurant isn't taking any more reservations for the special night?
If you are like millions of consumers worldwide, you voice your complaint on Twitter, Facebook, your blog, or your favorite social media site of the moment. You may also look up the brand's Twitter handle to include in the critical post. Perhaps a hashtag of the company name with "fail" after it will be included, too. Will the brand's reps respond? When? What will they do?
According to The Social Habit from Edison Research, 79 percent of those complaining about a brand on Twitter do so in hopes that their "friends will see it." While 52 percent hope "the company will see it," only 36 percent expect that the brand will "see it and address the problem."
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For instance, Islington Council, the local authority for the London Borough of Islington in Greater London, England, and one of SocialSignIn's clients, may have a local search set around a specified postal code radius, with keywords such as council or bins. These would be indirect messages, as people may be inquiring about the council or complaining about the bins without actually using the office's Twitter handle. The council would then be able to assign messages to members of their team to respond to the conversations. Then the person asking about the council or criticizing the bins can be given a human response.
Other features SocialSignIn offers besides a social dashboard for listening and communicating, and monitoring key words geographically include:
Team collaboration: A unified inbox shows all interactions, provides traceability, and allows engagement, monitoring, and reporting on social media from one or many company departments.
Social analytics: Geographical results show popular locations on heat maps, so you can focus on hotspots or build engagement in areas of weakness.
Protection: The account owner can block or flag words on outbound communication to ensure your brand is protected. Inbound interactions can be monitored for negative sentiments.
Social ROI: The Traffic Sources dashboard shows which social posts are bringing visitors to your website, and more importantly just how much revenue they are creating.
Just like all other social management tools, SocialSignIn offers the usual scheduling tools, but is designed with simplicity and functionality in mind. "We want everyone, from any background in any department to be able to use the software, yet still have all the features they have come to expect from any other competing social management dashboard," says Nimmo. "You do not need to enroll in a training course to be able to get the most out of SocialSignIn."
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Feb. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Hedge fund manager Phil Falcone and his Harbinger Capital Partners were sued by a New York woman who claims she and others were misled about the fund's decision to put most of the money they invested into LightSquared Inc.
Lili Schad, a Wallkill, New York, resident who said she invested $4 million with Harbinger, claiming she wasn't told that more than 60 percent of the partnerhip's money went into LightSquared, a company attempting to build a high-speed wireless network, according to a complaint filed yesterday in federal court in Manhattan.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Justice Department are investigating him over alleged violations of securities law. He's had to borrow $190 million from Jefferies Group Inc. with an effective interest rate of 24 percent, has investor cash tied up in an iron-ore company in Brazil that he's now trying to sell and posted record losses last year. Falcone has denied any wrongdoing.
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She may be in her third trimester, but that didn't stop Bethenny Frankel from flaunting her shape in a sexy Isabella Oliver design. "The dress is like Donna Karan and Herve Leger got married!" the The Real Housewives of New York City star said of the jersey creation.Read MoreLess