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Banshee's Last Cry Now Available at the App Store
Aksys Games announces today that Banshee's Last Cry (Kamaitachi no Yoru in Japan), a thrilling visual novel from the makers of the Zero Escape series, Spike Chunsoft, is now available for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch!
Download the Banshee's Last Cry App here!
Banshee's Last Cry is a suspenseful visual novel that takes readers on a deadly ride of murder and deception. While staying at a hotel around a ski resort, vacationers find themselves caught up in a murderous "whodunit" game when a guest winds up dead. With the lodge completely snowed in and no escape, they will have to use all their cunning to solve this mystery and protect themselves from being the next victim! Local legend tells of a banshee whose screams can rip through flesh, but, is the killer really a deadly monster or the work of a madman?
- Banshee's Last Cry features a "choose-your-own-adventure" style reading meaning that the choices readers make ultimately affects the story.
- Each path readers take will take them into a unique story with over 30 endings – some serious and some, even a little silly!
- With visuals that bring the scenes to life and music to add foreboding to every decision, Banshee's Last Cry is more than just a book, it's a thrill ride!
The Banshee's Last Cry App is available for $3.99 from the App Store on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch or at www.AppStore.com.
1.24.14 at 10:54 pmI've been waiting for this since it was announced. By a different company, who, going by their outdated website, seemed to be practically defunct even prior to the announcement.
So I don't know how this ended up with you guys, but I'm thankful.
1.26.14 at 6:30 amGreat! …except I don't have any iProducts. Still you had me at "Zero Escape" and "choose-your-own-adventure"… I'm hoping this comes to Android soon~
1.26.14 at 2:41 pmThe website for Banshee's Last Cry has buttons for Google Play and the Amazon App Store. Is this a mistake, or is an Android version coming soon? If so, when can we expect it? Like Lehst above, I don't own any iProducts.
I've also heard the distinctive silhouettes of the original Kamaitachi no Yoru are not present in this version. Is this true? I'd love to have an experience as close to the original as possible, though I'm pretty much willing to accept any version since it's a miracle we're getting this old game at all.
Mike Kelehan
1.26.14 at 6:38 pmAs soon as this is on Android, you've got my $4. I normally wait for sales, but any visual novel you guys translate gets an instant buy from me.
1.27.14 at 9:15 amThis games is a big surprise to me. I never heard about it, but since I love murder themed visual novels, and the Zero Escape series is a favourite, I've bought it instantly.
I'm enjoying the game a lot, I'm replaying it for the different outcomes.
It could be awesome if the game had an "ending collection" option, where we can see that how many endings have we found.
2.15.14 at 10:17 pmThank you so much for adapting and releasing this!
And for putting it on the French app store so I could get it!I have already reached a dozen endings including a couple of "Finis", it's really addictive!
The only thing I wish is that you had gone with the "Shin" Kamaitachi no Yoru version (PS3+Vita) instead of the somewhat inferior iOS version. Especially due to the lack of ending list and flowchart.
But really, being offered any version of that game in English is already some sort of miracle. It's also a small miracle that I heard about this at all (your release of an English adaptation was casually mentioned in half a sentence by the Japanese game reviewer at Gamekult, a "serious gamer" oriented gaming site in France). I hope that word of mouth helps this a bit!
Thanks to Aksys Games, I also enjoyed 999 and Virtue's Last Reward, and I do hope that you go on picking up other visual novels again. 428 would be fantastic (the iOS version is perfect this time around I heard). And it would be just fine to keep the Shibuya setting here (it worked well The World Ends with You, or Devil Survivor).
Machi would be, well, a miracle. -
Mike Kelehan
2.28.14 at 10:26 amAny updates on the Android version?
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What is the conventional wisdom regarding taking an inch or so off your dip tubes vs leaving them alone? I can definitely see in theory that you would get less sediment with a shorter dip tube. Also, if you do dremel off a bit of dip tube, do you need to do anything to the freshly cut end?
I don't cut mine. but I have bent a few. you can always bend them back,but you can never un-cut them.
don't cut. pull a pint, dump it, then enjoy. you'll need to dump the sludge anyway...
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I agree with both. If the pull a few pints method dosen't work for you simply bend it up 1/2-1" or so and see how that does for you. It's works just as well as cutting it and if you change your mind you can change it back. I have bent them over my knee and this works ok but the best method is to secure the diptube with a vise and put a screwdriver in the end that fits snug and bend it how you wish.
Thanks for the suggestions. Bending by putting a screwdriver in the end of the tube and gently pulling it brought it up a couple of inches. Just what I was looking for and seemed so obvious once I did it. I just feel like I am getting excessive sediment with the dip tube going all the way to the very bottom. Even when everything settles, pulling a pint has to kick some up when the tube is right in the center of all the sediment. I did a double batch of SNPA clone, half of it I keg conditioned with the bent dip tube, will see if it makes a difference in a couple weeks. My force carbed half of the batch, with the tube going all the way to the bottom is still coming up murky after a 3 week primary, 1 week cold crash and about 4 days in the keg. I used US-05 for both.
Don't cut or bend the out tube-you WANT the first pint to be sludgy and to get the gook out of the keg. Even if the second isn't perfect, the other 4 3/4 gallons will be clear.
Glad it worked well for you. Granted the best option is to pull a few pints and then transfer to a clean keg to completely remove sediment. Even better is to filter most beers but who has the time or money to do this all the time when homebrewing is already very labor intensive and often costly. Pulling the first few pints and dumping them works well for me but I'm not a big stickler of crystal clear beers. Others are and that's their preference.

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Escape on BBC Breakfast!
It's been quite a busy morning here at Escape! Our CEO Dom Davenport was interviewed alongside Framestore's Sir William Sargent at their motion capture studio by BBC Breakfast. The lovely Steph McGovern who presents the breakfast slot conducted the interviews dressed fully in motion-capture gear and Irish danced as the famous Harry Potter animated character Dobby!
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Thinkbox, the makers of Deadline & Krakatoa, have developed a large number of application and plugins designed to extend existing pipelines and operate seamless with each other to create new workflows. Many of the software platforms that Thinkbox have created started in-house to refine dozens of VFX feature films over 15 years of production.
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"City of Possibilities" A stunning commercial from The Mill
The Mill recently completed a commercial for US client Norfolk Southern, showcasing the transformative power of freight shipping. Being a rather stunning piece of work, you may be interested to know that this project was rendered primarily using Mental Ray, taking advantage of the newish unified sampling feature.
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Webinar Reminder: Getting to the heart of compositing!
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Thursday, August 7th, 2014
Do you get your carpet cleaned regularly? If you do, what do you expect to pay per room? Cleanfax Magazine has come out with and amazing infographic detailing what research tells us about consumers and carpet cleaning. Great news…If you use ServiceMaster by Ayotte, you are getting a deal on your carpet cleaning. Our current price per room is about half of what consumers expect to pay! That is right – ServiceMaster by Ayotte stands strong behind our $45 per room price. That is $34 less than what consumers expect to pay!! If you are not using ServiceMaster by Ayotte for your carpet cleaning needs – call us today. Now scheduling your Back-to-School appointments – 877.945.0993 or online at smbyayotte.com
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Thursday, May 15th, 2014
ServiceMaster by Ayotte recently participated in the 2014 MIIAB (Minnesota Inependent Insurance Agents & Brokers) Convention. During this event a drawing was held for each participant to register for a $200 charitable donation to be given to the organization of their choice by each participating franchisee. ServiceMaster by Ayotte drew local agent Carla Adamek. Today, SMbA owner, Beth Ayotte Naumann, and Sales Representative Paul Heppner presented Carla her check(s).
A big congrats not only to Carla but to the charitable organizations she chose to support – The Lonsdale Fire Department and The Jameson House. We are honored to help support your mission of service to our local communities!
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Tuesday, April 15th, 2014
In honor of Tax Day, ServiceMaster is paying your tax. Call this week and schedule your residential or business cleaning (general spring cleaning, carpet cleaning or hard surface floor cleaning) and we will pay your tax. Our staff is ready to help you get a jump start on your spring cleaning. Call today at 507-366-7149 or toll-free at 877-945-0993. ServiceMaster by Ayotte – giving you the clean you expect and the service you deserve!
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Tuesday, March 4th, 2014
At ServiceMaster by Ayotte we take the ordinary and make it extraordinary; we take the disaster and restore it – We are everyday Hero's. We don't fight fires or save lives but at ServiceMaster by Ayotte we draw our inspiration from those that do.
When customers call, we respond immediately day or night.
At ServiceMaster by Ayotte we are proud to clean and restore property and peace of mind. These actions may not save lives, but they are heroic to our customers.
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Friday, February 7th, 2014
It is that time of year again – Random Acts of Kindness Week. That is right, next week kicks off our 2nd year of participating in RAK! So what is RAK, you say? Well, according to the random acts of kindness foundation, RAK is a week dedicated to "step out of your normal routine or comfort zone and attempt a new random act of kindness each day". How fun is that?!?! Last year we had a blast participating and we will be up to our own random acts of kindness all next week. If you don't already "Like" us on Facebook, look us up now! Your chance to win will be dependent on your interaction with us. Some of the things you could receive during our 2nd Annual RAK Campaign?… Carpet Cleaning, Lunch, Theater Tickets, Happy Hour with your favorite Cleaning & Restoration company and more!
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Wednesday, December 18th, 2013
As we all take time this holiday season to gather with family and friends, may we also remember the true reason for our celebration! Our business has been blessed in so many ways and each one of you are a blessing to us. You have chosen to use a local family-owned business to provide your cleaning and restoration services. You have put your trust in our team to keep your homes and facilities clean. And when we have made mistakes, you have understood, forgiven us and continued to trust our services.
This Christmas season we are especially thankful for you. We whole-heartedly appreciate your business.
May God bless you and your families this holiday season!
Beth Ayotte Naumann & Danny & LeaAnn Ayotte
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Thursday, December 5th, 2013
With dangerously cold conditions heading our way, the chance for frozen pipes and busts increases. Our Team is prepared for 'All Hands on Deck' through the next week and weekend to ensure we fully support any losses you may call in. Please keep our toll free number handy – 1-877-945-0993 and feel free to give this to your policy holders. Myself, Dagan (Production Manager: 612-282-8551) and Lisa (Operations: 612-369-0647) are all available on our cell phones also if you prefer to call us direct.
Stay Warm and Stay Safe!
Beth Ayotte Naumann
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Wednesday, October 31st, 2012
Our staff had too much fun this morning at our Spooktacular breakfast. Voting is open for your favorite costume. Check us out on facebook too - www.facebook.com/ServiceMasterbyAyotte
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Tuesday, July 24th, 2012
we have added a new page to our website – check it out: http://smbyayotte.com/employee-resources/
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Thursday, May 3rd, 2012
Today, on this National Day of Prayer, we lift up all of our employees, sub-contractors, customers and vendors – May the Lord keep you safe and bless you and your family today and throughout the year. We are blessed to have the opportunity to work with each and every one of you each day – all the glory to Him who keeps us going each day.
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Cast-away swamp-dwellers of the PS3 game Demon's Souls.
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The concept of using two weapons at once, often for more damage at the cost of accuracy, the use of a shield, grenades, or other similar accessories.
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In the Dune universe, the Fremen are a group of people that inhabit the planet Arrakis. They are superb warriors and are the only people able to survive the harsh environment of Arrakis.
Halflings, also known as hobbits, average about three and a half feet tall. They have an innate affinity to nature and possess both the agility and dexterity to make great rogues. Halflings are generally good people, but also have a mischievous side that my infuriate others.
Take an item and throw it at the enemy.
From Beat-em-ups to fighting games to modern FPS, one dude hitting another has made an enjoyable pastime.
Necromancers are spell casters who specializes in conjuring and controlling the undead.
Piercing weapons are designed primarily for stabbing and puncturing to cause damage rather than slicing or cutting. Examples include knives, daggers, spears, lances, needles, shivs or improvised weapons such as ice picks.
Procs (Processes of Action) are magical effects triggered on contact by particular weapons in combat. The effects can be any type of spell including direct damage, stuns, buffs, or even teleportation.
Rangers are wise, cunning, masters in archery and have vast wisdom in the concept of nature.
Bipedal rat-like creatures, common in fantasy games. Prone to trickery and backstabbing.
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It remains to be seen how effective the Taliban's scare tactics will be in keeping voters from the polls Thursday.
DARVESHAN, Afghanistan — The Taliban is ratcheting up its intense intimidation campaign in southern Afghanistan in a bid to derail national elections, according to military intelligence.
The impact of the scare tactics is expected to be most potent among rural voters outside of the relatively secured "Snake's Head" region here — so named because of the shape on the map of the Garmsir district's center — thereby virtually cutting off rural voters from a chance at weighing in at polls.
Consensus among U.S. and Afghan security forces is that security could only be provided to voters in the Snake's Head where they have the most concerted presence, according to Capt. Micah Caskey, who heads a civil affairs team in this region. "Our goal is to provide a safe and secure polling location for those Afghans who do decide to exercise their right to vote," Caskey said. "Right now in our assessment, we can only provide security or ensure security inside that patrol base line."
The rise in intimidation comes alongside the uptick in fighting in this region spurred by the launch of a major Marine offensive in early July aimed at uprooting Taliban fighters. The region has historically not been persistently patrolled by International Security Assistance Forces, which has given Taliban fighters an advantage, Col. George Amland, deputy commander of the Camp Lejeune, NC-based 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade, said recently.
Tomorrow's national election has prompted a spike in the Taliban's traditional campaign to control locals, according to one Marine officer. "We have seen not only an increase in intimidation reporting, but also their intent," said Capt. Trevor Hunt, intelligence officer for 2nd Battalion, 8th Marines. Instead of fighting while conducting intimidation campaigns on the side, Marines are finding that the Taliban is currently more propaganda-focused in their operations. That said, attacks have remained at the same intensity in the week leading up to the election, he added.
As part of that, rural voters also potentially face the penalty of combat operations, as IED (improvised explosive device) attacks on U.S. and Afghan security forces consequently make it more dangerous for rural Afghans to travel to polling sites in the district center. The Camp Lejeune, N.C.-based unit has already seen 13 Marines killed since their arrival in June, almost all by IEDs.
"For the most part, if you're not in a secure location, you're probably going to stay home," Hunt said. "They obviously don't want people to go vote. If I lived in Garmsir and I knew there was a lot of IEDs out all over the place, I wouldn't go outside either."


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- Color Classics Theatrical Cartoon Series
- Featuring: Elephant, Animal Children, Duck Teacher.
- Originally Released on January 02, 1935.
- Originally Released Theatrically.
- Running Time: 7:19 minutes.
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A St. Clair County judge whose colleague died of a cocaine overdose while the two were on a hunting trip is stepping down from the bench as he defends himself against federal heroin and gun charges.
Circuit Judge Michael Cook resigned Wednesday by letter to the chief judge, John Baricevic. Baricevic says the letter is brief and doesn't offer a reason for Cook's departure.
Cook was charged last Friday with possessing heroin and having a gun while illegally using controlled substances. He's pleaded not guilty.
A fellow judge, Joe Christ, died of a cocaine overdose in March while with Cook at the Cook family's hunting cabin in Pike County, Illinois. That probe continues.
The Illinois Supreme Court now must pick Cook's replacement.
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Komen Volunteer Works in Honor of Sister
In November 2001, Cathy Genin's sister, Bertha, was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer. Genin began walking for a cure in the annual Susan G. Komen Madison Race for the Cure.
Genin's family walked together for two years, before Bertha lost the battle with breast cancer in 2004.
Genin has been a volunteer at Susan G. Komen Madison for the past seven years and is on the Komen Race for the Cure registration committee. She says the race, Komen's largest fundraiser, is successful because of the prevalence of breast cancer.
"We all know women who have been touched by breast cancer," Genin says. "I haven't met a person in my life who hasn't been touched by it one way or another."
On race day, Genin says she enjoys seeing participants united under a common goal—to raise funds and awareness.
"There's a lot of high emotions, a lot of family camaraderie and support for all the survivors," she says.
Seventy-five percent of Komen Race for the Cure proceeds stay in Dane County. The remaining 25 percent is sent to the national Komen headquarters, but additional funds come back to Dane County to be given to trustees and UW–Madison for cancer research. In the past five years, more than $3.4 million has come back to UW–Madison, says Laura K. Richards, Susan G. Komen Madison development director.
Volunteers are an essential piece of the race, Genin says. She is delighted that elderly, committed volunteers and young, energetic volunteers alike support Komen. "It's a good balance of a lot of different people there for different reasons," she says.
Many of Komen's volunteers get involved via word of mouth. "It's like a chain, it just keeps growing," Genin says. "People find out that you are volunteering and they ask, 'How can I volunteer?'"
This year, Genin looks forward to participating with her family, some of whom are visiting from out of state.
"They're going to come home, and hopefully they walk with us again … like we did seven years ago."
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Editorial Introduction to Issue 53: Unlocking Our Televisual Past |
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The Video Active Consortium: Europe's Television History Online |
Johan Oomen and Vassilis Tzouvaras provide an insight into the background and development of the Video Active Portal which offers access to television heritage material from leading archives across Europe. |
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DRIVER: Building the Network for Accessing Digital Repositories Across Europe |
Martin Feijen, Wolfram Horstmann, Paolo Manghi, Mary Robinson and Rosemary Russell present an outline of the DRIVER Project and its achievements so far in supporting and enhancing digital repository development in Europe. |
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The DARE Chronicle: Open Access to Research Results and Teaching Material in the Netherlands |
Leo Waaijers reflects on four years of progress and also looks ahead. |
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Googlepository and the University Library |
Sue Manuel and Charles Oppenheim discuss the concept of Google as a repository within the wider context of resource management and provision in Further and Higher Education. |
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The Second Life of UK Academics |
John Kirriemuir introduces a series of studies investigating how the Second Life environment is being used in UK Higher and Further Education. |
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Ann Apps reports on DC2007, the International Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications, held 27-31 August 2007 in Singapore. |
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Knowledge by Networking: Digitising Culture in Germany and Europe |
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Progress Towards Addressing Digital Preservation Challenges |
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The KIDMM Community's 'MetaKnowledge Mash-up' |
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Book Review: The Cambridge History of Libraries in Britain and Ireland |
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The National Centre for Text Mining: A Vision for the Future |
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December 22, 2011 - 8:57 PM
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — A strong earthquake has rattled the New Zealand city of Christchurch. There was no tsunami warning issued and no immediate reports of serious injuries or widespread damage.
Friday's quake sent goods tumbling off store shelves and rattled residents' nerves. A strong quake that jolted Christchurch in February killed 182 people and destroyed much of the downtown area.
The U.S. Geological Survey says Friday's 5.8-magnitude quake struck 16 miles (26 kilometers) north of Christchurch at a depth of 2.5 miles (4 kilometers).
Shoppers fled city malls as the buildings shook on Friday.
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Denver, CO (Sports Network) - Troy Tulowitzki hit a solo homer, scored three times and walked twice, while Ubaldo Jimenez tossed a complete game to lift the Colorado Rockies past the Seattle Mariners, 6-4, in the opener of a three- game interleague series at Coors Field.
Jimenez (5-6) gave up four runs on eight hits with three strikeouts to pick up the second complete game of his career. Jimenez tossed a four-hit complete game on July 22, 2008 against the Dodgers.
Dexter Fowler went 0-for-4 but his sacrifice RBI in the sixth inning proved to be the difference for the Rockies, who have won nine straight games. Todd Helton and Jimenez had an RBI apiece.
Colorado's franchise record for consecutive wins stands at 11. The club accomplished that feat from September 16-27, 2007.
"Early on in the season we were expecting bad things to happen, and now we are expecting good things to happen. We're waitin' for the big pitch, we're waitn' for the big hit, and now we're getting it," Tulowitzki said. "Whereas before, we used to worry about what's going to happen, how are we going to blow this lead? I think that's the biggest thing."
Adrian Beltre knocked in a pair of runs for the Mariners, who had won their previous two games. Russell Branyan had a solo homer and walked twice. Rob Johnson went 2-for-3 with an RBI.
Jarrod Washburn (3-5) went six frames, allowing five runs -- four earned -- on six hits with three walks to take the loss. Washburn has lost five consecutive decisions since opening the year with a 3-0 mark.
"Obviously I didn't have very good command today. My command was terrible. I walked more than normal, and hit a guy. I wasn't good," Washburn said.
Branyan's homer to right-center field in the first frame gave Seattle the early edge. The Mariners plated two runs in the top of the third on Beltre's two-run double to build a three-run margin.
The Rockies responded with two runs of their own in the bottom of the third to cut the deficit to 3-2. Washburn walked Chris Iannetta and Clint Barmes to put runners on first and second with two outs. Helton then singled to knock in Iannetta. Brad Hawpe reached base on Washburn's throwing error, which plated Barmes.
Johnson stroked an RBI double in the top of the fourth, but Colorado responded with Tulowitzki's homer to center in the bottom of the frame.
The Rockies scored twice in the sixth to take a one-run edge. Tulowitzki walked and Ian Stewart was hit by a pitch before Iannetta flied out. Jimenez then laced an RBI single to right. Fowler followed with a squeeze bunt that plated the eventual game-winning run.
Tulowitzki scored on Miguel Batista's wild pitch in the seventh to cap the scoring in the tilt.
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Finding 'friluftsliv' in Norway
If Trollveggen is the challenging face of friluftsliv, the Herdalssetra Summer Farm is its old, weather-beaten one. "We still follow the Viking law," says Åshild Dale, who every June, with husband Jostein Sande, leads 130 goats up from their village farm to this lonely pasture high up behind the Storfjord. "If you allow your animals to graze on the lowlands in the summer, they will have nothing to eat in the winter. It would be grass robbery!" The summer-farm tradition has lapsed in most parts of Norway, but the Dales have been taking their goats up to Herdalssetra since 1790. "Nothing has changed here for 1,000 years," says Åshild, walking among the turf-roofed sheds and cottages. Some are built on Viking foundations, and there is still no electricity and no running water save for a stream that babbles through. "I want visitors to learn that this isn't just how Norwegian life used to be, it's how everybody's life used to be."
Herdalssetra is shared by half a dozen farmers, who from June to September transform the bleak highland valley into an idyll of cheery communal activity. By day there is goat-milking and cheese-making: the sweet, intensely calorific brown stuff that is the default fuel of friluftsliv. "And of course, it doesn't really get dark," says Åshild, "so at night we never stop singing and telling stories." The only downside, as Jostein explains, is rounding up all the goats come autumn. "Some years I'm still up here on skis on Christmas Day, chasing a lost goat across a mountain. My job is a mix of agriculture and extreme sports."
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"Make sure you put some outdoor time into your daily routine. Also: wear good shoes and 80% wool socks!"
Amore profound contrast between the humble, timeless way of life showcased at Herdalssetra and that led by the three young men I meet next is hard to imagine. Their favourite words are "aloha" and "pretty cool features", and they are wearing enormous red sunglasses and snowsuits decorated with multi-coloured tractors. Stefan Dahlkvist, Peder Børresen and Simen Staalnacke are the brains behind Moods of Norway, founded in 2003 and now a $40 million business selling extremely loud clothing through stores around the world. "But we're still nice Norwegian country boys at heart," insists Peder, who, like Simen, was raised in Stryn, a fjordside town that's downbeat even by regional standards. Sure enough, their first indulgence when the big cheques came in was an old trawler. The second was an investment in Stryn's summer-ski resort, 1,000 metres up on a glacier behind the town, outside whose clubhouse we're now standing. Admittedly, both boat and clubhouse were swiftly painted pink.
"We love international fashion, and we love rural Norway," says Peder. "It was such a cool challenge to mix them up. Tractors are everywhere in Norway, but what if the tractor was pink or gold?" Every pair of Moods of Norway sunglasses comes with a pretty neat feature: a cleaning cloth imprinted with Simen's granny's recipe for waffles. Stefan, who manages the firm's flagship store in LA, marks every homecoming with "some heavy-duty friluftsliv". He has just spent the night in a cave outside Stryn: "This famous medieval outlaw lived there for three years. It was cold and a bit scary, but what a buzz!" It is fair to say that Norwegian fashionistas are cut from a different cloth.
"Burn your TV, fill your pockets with chocolate and ham, and go for a big walk."


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It's all about the Network, Transport, Storage, Retrieval, Infrastructure, Audio, Video, Control, User Interface, Space Planning – Audiovisual/Multimedia is all about a lot of different things. Regardless of the application; Corporate Communication, Distance Learning, Education, Medical, Command and Control, C4I, the baseline questions are how is information disseminated across a building, campus or city, and then how is it accessed, stored and then ultimately retrieved for later use. In today's world that information is more often than not a hybrid of audio, video and data all rolled in to one 'packet' of information.
In many respects today's audiovisual system has evolved to becoming a node on a well formatted and robust data network allowing for room build-out to occur as requirements evolve and funding permits.
Audiovisual/Multimedia is not just about a data network though in many applications of audiovisual/multimedia the data network has become the transport mechanism of choice and has replaced the 'traditional' point to point switching and distribution systems prevalent up until just a few years ago. With fairly recent significant improvements in the ability to encode and decode analog format signals while maintaining their integrity over distance, the data network has become the transport system of choice for most applications. Regardless of what that transport system may ultimately be, once the information gets to its final destination, the laws of physics still apply and the basic principles that brought audiovisual forward 40 years ago are still required. The Ergonomics of Visual Acuity, Aural Intelligibility, Human Factors of seating, reach and head rotation are some of the physical key components of a properly designed facility, all of which fall within SM&W's audiovisual/multimedia expertise.
As more and more information is required to be digitally mined and ultimately stored, digital retrieval systems make it possible to access the vast quantity of images, audio files, and full-motion video and traditional text documents from a catalogued database. There are several layers of design involved in implementing these systems. Not only does digital retrieval require an advanced multimedia network, it also requires a high-bandwidth, high-speed data network to process catalogue requests and route multi-megabyte information files, as well as an intuitive user interface to guide the users through the process.
Through distance learning, a single instructor can provide instruction to a very large group of students beyond the confines of a classroom. Almost every classroom has the potential to become a distance learning center if the necessary infrastructure is provided.
There are several modes of providing distance learning, from full-blown dedicated television classrooms to a standard classroom outfitted with videoconferencing equipment. Often the instructor can operate the television technology directly, without assistance, while more complex facilities use a support technician. Either way, we recognize that teachers must be free to focus on teaching, not fumbling with technology. A properly formatted distance learning facility in conjunction with a robust digital storage & retrieval system can easily provide educational opportunities on a global, 24/7 ad-hoc basis on demand.
With no question the requirements for Network, Command and Control as well as Emergency Operations are separate and distinct entities, each with its own unique requirements. Regardless of the ultimate application to a greater or lesser extent C4I (Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence) is fast becoming a baseline business requirement to maintain a competitive advantage. One important capability that C4I systems provide is situational awareness--information about the location and status of various assets and resources that often can be quite remote from the monitoring location.
Organizations now look beyond the basic conference room equipped with a wall chart and overhead projector, to a specialized environment. These specialty spaces are providing an invaluable decision making tool: the ability to view real-time high-resolution information from an extraordinarily wide range of sources, and to manipulate and display these images at an appropriate resolution and size as required by the source as well as the viewers. One of the prime benefits is that a group can comfortably focus on information normally contained on a desktop PC monitor with a high level of comfort and knowledge that all that need to be involved see the same information at the same time.
Having all the information in the world stored and/or readily available is useless without the proper tools available to access that information. Throughout the project process it is incumbent upon the design team to develop a clear understanding of the users of these systems. As the understanding of the actual user requirements comes in to focus and the systems to be accessed are better understood, the appropriate content management and user interface systems can be developed. A touchscreen, a combination of a keyboard, mouse and large desktop display, a large format wall mounted control surface, Gesture Technologies, whatever it may become will all be driven by that clear understanding, with ultimate user control exercised via a well-developed graphic interface that will take the users intuitively through the complexity of control, from a single local source such as a DVD player to thousands of video & data feeds in a complex C4I environment.
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Shell Way Ahead of the Crowd
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- From Exxon Mobil's (XOM) venture into the semi-autonomous region of Iraq to Chevron's (CVX) ambitious Gorgon liquified natural gas project in Australia, the leading global oil and gas companies are known for taking big risks by betting on projects that are far too challenging for mid-cap energy companies.
One such company -- European oil giant Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A) -- is leading the industry in the development of floating liquefied natural gas, or FLNG, technology.
Earlier this month, Shell moved one step closer to its FLNG ambitions when it moved the enormous 1,600-foot hull of its FLNG vessel, called Prelude, out of the dry dock. Through this facility, which came with a price tag of around $11.7 billion, Shell will be able to tap into offshore projects that are otherwise too costly to develop.
Shell plans to use this massive vessel to tap into the growing demand for LNG from Asia. Shell's FLNG vessel is nearing completion while its competitors are still in the early stages of development. In terms of FLNG, Shell is way ahead of the crowd.
Natural gas, unlike coal, is the cleaner alternative for power generation. To ship this gas, companies must chill the gas to hundreds of degrees below zero. This process turns the gas into liquid (called LNG) as its volume shrinks by 600 times, which makes it easier to ship the fuel to far-off places. Traditionally, this is done on land through conventional LNG plants. Through its FLNG project, however, Shell aims to take both production and processing operations to deep sea. A FLNG vessel can be a cost-effective alternative to traditional onshore liquefaction methods because of its considerably lower development costs and minimal environmental impact. In many cases, a FLNG vessel is the only feasible solution to monetize relatively smaller gas fields in deeper parts of the ocean. Shell's enormous Prelude FLNG vessel is a marvel of modern engineering. The vessel is going to be the largest floating structure on water; its deck will be bigger than four soccer fields laid end to end. The vessel is so big that if the Empire State building were laid next to it, the building would be 476 feet shorter than the vessel. Naturally, a vessel this big also comes with unmatched storage capacity. The vessel can store as much liquid as 175 Olympic-sized swimming pools. When these tanks are filled, then Prelude will weigh nearly six times as much as the biggest aircraft carrier. Despite its gigantic size, the Prelude FLNG vessel is just one-quarter the size of an equivalent plant on land. The Prelude vessel will be deployed about 125 miles off the coast of northwestern Australia at the Prelude gas field. The vessel has been designed to withstand all sorts of weather conditions, including some of the most powerful tropical cyclones. Once deployed, it will remain there for the next 20 to 25 years. The Prelude vessel can produce 5.3 million tons of liquids each year; that is more than enough to fulfill Hong Kong's natural gas requirements for a year. Through this Prelude FLNG project, Shell aims to tap into the growing demand of LNG from the energy-hungry nations of Asia. Since 2000, the demand of natural gas has increased at an average pace of 2.7% per year, while the demand of LNG has risen by 7.6% per year as natural gas imports by Asian countries are mainly LNG. Moreover, in the coming years through 2035, International Energy Agency believes that the growth in the demand for LNG will continue to outpace the growth in demand for oil and natural gas. Historically, almost 50% of the demand has come from Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, and the three nations will likely continue to drive a big portion of demand in the coming years. More new demand, however, will come from China and India because of the pro-gas policies of their governments. There are now no FLNG facilities that could use the relatively smaller deep-sea natural gas reserves to tap into this growing demand, and no other oil major besides Shell that is in the late stages of development. Exxon Mobil and BHP Billiton (BHP) have formed a joint venture for a FLNG project off western Australia's coast, but the two are still in the early stages of development as they have just recently received the government's environmental approval. A final investment decision will be made in 2014 or 2015, and so it will take several years before their vessel is deployed.On the other hand, Shell's Prelude FLNG vessel will start operating by 2017. Clearly, Shell has the first mover's advantage. Furthermore, Shell is not stopping here. The company's executives have revealed in an interview that they have an even bigger vessel on their project pipeline, which could be even more cost effective than Prelude. With the massive cost blowouts being experienced in other land-based LNG projects, particularly Chevron's Gorgon LNG project which has recently reported yet another increase in costs, a cost-effective FLNG alternative is now looking more and more attractive. This article was written by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet's regular news coverage.
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We enjoyed celebrating our Mid-Ohio Valley Center board member – Mario Liberatore's well-deserved recognition tonight as he received the Governor's Award for Lifetime Achievement. Thanks very much to Charles Lanham for his leadership in organizing Mario's nomination, we were proud to support the nomination and to help celebrate the presentation tonight at the awards ceremony in Charleston. Secretary of the Arts, Kay Goodwin, and Gayle Manchin, former first lady of WV and current WV Board of Ed chair, presented tonight's awards at an impressive dinner in the Civic Center. Congratulations, Mario!
MOVC celebrates 20 Years!
Starting on the left and moving to the top of the picture. Letty Willis, Mario Liberatore, Dama Schultz, Rebecca Stump, Sue Hudson, Sheila Fields, Homer Preece, Sandy Dunn, Bill Stricklen, Rick Handley, Jessy Painter, and John Sang. Absent were Suzanne Dickens, Bill Barker, Mary Hawk and David Pittenger.


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Denis Lebel, Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities and Gerry Ritz, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food introduced the Fair Rail Freight Service Act bill to give companies that ship goods by rail the right to a service agreement with railways. It will also create an arbitration process to establish an agreement when commercial negotiations fail.
"The Harper government is taking action in the interest of all Canadians to enhance the effectiveness, efficiency and reliability of the entire rail freight supply," Lebel said. "This bill will help shippers maintain and grow their businesses while ensuring that railways can manage an efficient shipping network for everyone."
This announcement fulfills a key commitment following the recommendations made by the Rail Freight Service Review Panel in 2011. The Panel's report encouraged the use of bilateral service agreements between shippers and railways as an effective way of bringing more clarity, predictability and reliability to rail service.
Most shippers acknowledge there has been improvement in rail service since the Review began. The new legislative provision builds upon that progress, and will help solidify these gains.
"This bill is good news for Canada's farmers as it will help ensure all shippers are treated fairly by the railroads," Ritz said. "We will continue to work on improving the performance of the supply chain for all crops, with an emphasis on innovation, capacity, efficiency and stakeholder collaboration through the Crops Logistics Working Group as we move towards a stronger rail freight supply chain and stronger Canadian economy."
The new process will create a strong incentive for shippers and railways to negotiate service agreements commercially. If these negotiations are not successful, shippers will be able to trigger a fast and efficient arbitration process with the Canadian Transportation Agency. The goal of the legislation is to encourage railways and shippers to work together, said Transport Canada.
The arbitrator will have the mandate to establish terms and conditions of service based on the shipper's needs, as well as the railways' requirement to provide adequate and suitable service to all the other customers. Strong enforcement mechanisms will hold railways accountable for obligations imposed by an arbitrator.
An administrative monetary penalty of up to C$100,000 could be issued by the Canadian Transportation Agency for each violation of an arbitrated service level agreement. This is in addition to other existing remedies in the Act (e.g. Level of Service Complaint) to ensure railways meet their service obligations.


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Thank Goodness McGyver was found and returned to his owners ! Remember in Dec ..... in Milwaukee .... a lady was walking her pit bull puppy , she got attacked and they stole the dog . He's been missing and the owners were heartbroken . He's been returned ! A stranger on Facebook started an effort to find him. You'll have to read the article - it has more of the story . |
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- Posted by trancegemini_wa (My Page) on Fri, Jan 18, 13 at 1:03
oh that is a fantastic result for the family and especially mcguiver! I can only imagine the worry and stress the family must have gone through not knowing where he was or how he was being treated, or what he may be being used for. Thank god so many people got involved and made this happen so he could be back where he belongs. What an emotional story. |
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There was a similar story in New York City about a month ago. Someone stole a little girl's new puppy. They did a story on local TV, calling him a "grinch". Days later, a woman (who had NOT seen the TV coverage) saw a bum on the street selling a dog she knew was a purebred. It didn't look right to her, a bum with an expensive dog, so she immediately bought the puppy for $200 cash and brought him to her vet and he had a micro-chip. So the little girl got her dog back thanks to that Wonderful Lady! |
- Posted by arkansas_girl (My Page) on Thu, Jan 24, 13 at 12:40
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Our community really came together to find this puppy. I had very little hope at all that they would get him back. I was just shocked when they did. It's so sweet to read their FB page about how he was opening his Christmas presents and how happy they are that he's home. Thank God for the people that bought him and then turned him into the police, and thank God for that lady in NY. |
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In a neighborhood filled with snootily fashionable terrace cafés—where the waitstaff seem to make a special point of ignoring you—Atika stands out for its genial atmosphere of bonhomie. The staffers are happy to fulfill special requests; take advantage of that by asking for a tasting plate of meze (which isn't on the menu). Follow it up with a plate of homemade mantı: Turkish ravioli stuffed with veal, yogurt, sumac, and locally made butter. Then try the Atlantic grilled salmon, served with capers and an especially delicious interpretation of potato börek—a traditional flaky pie reminiscent of pommes de terre Anna.
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The Lyon's cope with and learn to love their first-born special needs child despite it being against their pre-conceived plan.
Themes: Parenting, Family, Love-Unconditional, Acceptance, Life Changing, Priorities, Control, Special Needs
Tim interviews experts who stress the importance of having a male influence for every child.
Themes: Fatherhood, Fatherless, Brokenness, Family, Single Parent, Influence, Significance, Abandonment, Neglect
With China's "one child policy," we see a systemic dehumanization of human life.
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It has become increasingly acceptable now in society get divorced whenever and for whatever one wishes to.
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With today's youth, the pressure to be promiscuous can lead to becoming ultimately unfulfilled.
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As the time passes and culture changes, it seems that society has stopped emphasizing the importance of the traditional family.
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We hope you had a swell Independence Day weekend, filled with grilled meats, explosives and LIBERTY. Whatever you did, Olympic champion McKayla Maroney wore a star-spangled bikini, so we're pretty sure she had an even better weekend.
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Viv Li is an enigmatic model and today's Babe of the Day. She's also a stone-cold fox. Whew.
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1 But when the prophets Haggai and Zechariah son of Iddo prophesied to the Jews who were in Judah and Jerusalem, in the name of the God of Israel who was over them, | 1 Now Haggai the prophet and Zechariah the prophet, a descendant of Iddo, prophesied to the Jews in Judah and Jerusalem in the name of the God of Israel, who was over them. |
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Except for the first-generation xB's tendency to hang tail at the cornering limit (with its essential stability control system disabled), I've never had this much fun in any Scion. If I were Mr. Toyoda, every Scion would have this raucous, raunchy personality. Bring on the boomy stereo, the thundering exhaust, the wild run to the red line after every stop light. Think high school senior without a care -- or a rational thought -- in his or her head. The 18-inch wheel and tire set gave this tC tenacious bite on the occasional dry patch of winter pavement and the sporty exhaust system trimmed several seconds from the zero-to-sixty sprint at the psychic (if not the physics), level of perception. I wouldn't spend a penny for the dress-up trinkets but I would recommend that everyone interested in celebrating their child side sign up for a Scion tC test drive.
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by Ron CallariLooking into the future, if man was to discover alien life-forms with super abilities such as flight or X-ray vision, would
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Time To 'Paws & Relax' On Your Next British Airways Flight
by Ron CallariThe Internet is inundated to the point where some of our furry and feathered friends have their own YouTube Channels. It's a trend, with legs (pun intendend) that spawned such social media sensations as 'Grumpy Cat,' 'I Can Has Cheesburger, 'Keyboard Cat,' 'Alex, the Parrot,' 'PawNation,' 'Crasher Squirrels,' 'Caturdays,' and tons of dog and cat memes.
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by John P. BarkerI don't envy the individual who's job it was to put a camera (mounted on a collar) around a polar bear's neck. But the footage, the first of its kind, shows a variety of polar bear activity from a unique perspective.
Magazine Ad Campaign Envisions CEOs As Animals
by Ron CallariBrazilian luxury magazine, TOP has
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convince their readers and rich people in general. . .
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by Ron CallariA pair of phoenixes have winged their way to the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City. Weighing in
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