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There be much gaming going on in the great state of Texas. Many MMOs have a connection to Austin, just a sample list includes: BioWare's studio, some Sony Online Entertainment stuff and Blizzard is setting up camp there too. Recently, Gov. Rick Perry signed a bill providing game developers up to $250,000 in grants ... with a few little addendums, provisos and other such caveats.
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Tabula Rasa lead developer Richard Garriott said, "This is a great first step in trying to support developers who already are in the state of Texas or might consider developing projects in the state of Texas ... Our industry doesn't have a very sophisticated lobbying process. I do believe the legislators that have carried this through for us have done so in spite of the utter lack of lobbying." Oh well, any state that wants to give money to fund video games, even if there are restrictions, can't be all bad. At least it's not half as ironic as Boston's Mayor Menino meeting with game developers. So, developers, if you're looking for some cash, they make the grants bigger in Texas.
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4 Seen it before, but its still a sinfully good game...Bungle666 | 11/11/2007 | See all Bungle666's reviews (38)Top 100 Reviewer Top 100 Games Reviewer Ok i havent realy ever been a massive fan of the Survival horror games, most have been tongue in cheek, but Silent Hill gripped me to the point i actually bothered to finish it back on the PS1 days. After that they all became a bit boring.When this landed at my desk i was knocked back a little. The series had gone quiet for a while and needed a refreshing approach to it. So they came up with a prequal.First impressions were pretty good, it looks great to start with and plays pretty well if not a little clunky at times.Graphics - The game has been beautifully made for the PSP. It looks great to say the least, you can tell the designers have taken their time to recapture the PS2 nightmare in all its glory on the PSP.Controls - This has always been a big point on the survival horror games, at times the camera can be a pain but its easily solved for the most with the left shoulder button which zips it back behind you so you can see ahead. Overall the buttons are mostly well thought out and easy enough to use, other than that, nothing ground breaking, but nothing bad either.Sounds - This has always been Silent Hills strong point, again this title captures the panic inducing sounds from its previous incarnations. When the music increases you know somethings coming at you, time to run!Story and Length - So far im an hour or so into this game and to be honest, i cant realy tell im playing a sequal, it feels more like just another Silent Hill story which once again starts in the hospital. They seemed to have just used the prequal story as an excuse to bring another Silent Hill game out.Its a shame but thats where the most important feature is in a Survival horror, its story. Origins attempts to make you believe your finding out why Silent Hill became the hell on earth it is, but your not finding anything realy new.From the off, the game is fogged and the town already upside down with the door open to hells chums, so realy your not learning anything or seeing anything happen, shame realy.I have to give this a 4/5 because of the fact it looks and plays great, the story lacks but those who dont realy care and just wish to get scared in a B-Movie style will lap this up, hardcore SH fans may feel short changed but will enjoy it either way.
4 Awesomebosseye | 23/07/2009 | See all bosseye's reviews (62)Top 100 Games Reviewer There are times when playing Origins you'll forget you're playing the portable version - that's how good it is. Do as the game suggests and play with the lights off and your headphones on and it's a supremely atmospheric experience, and one that really showcases what can be done with the PSP hardware with a little effort.Graphically its an absolute triumph in most areas - whilst the main character of Travis is little bit chunky and low polygon, the environments are wonderfully detailed, crammed with filth and decay and all manner of dark atmospheric touches. The torch is simply superb, casting lovely realtime shadows off the scenery and shambling creatures. Its just gorgeous and brilliantly creepy to explore. Catching a glimpse of something moving in the dark up ahead is a wonderful thing, and when combined with the haunting and eerie soundtrack the whole experience is incredibly compelling, and does a good job of keeping things tense.Mechanically its all fairly old school, as with the 360 version - locked doors abound in every location, channelling you along an essentially linear pathway towards your goal, but its an enjoyment in itself figuring out the way to go. Puzzles are fairly standard stuff, relying on combing all areas carefully for odd items to be combined - some of the clues are a little cryptic, but generally theres nothing overtly taxing here. Not to say its not satisfying to solve a puzzle and progress, but you won't be needing any pen or paper to make notes.Combat is fairly slow and considered. Melee weapons whilst fairly common, break within a short time meaning you can never really rely on one particular favourite. Ammo for weapons is generally scarce so the best tactic is often to simply avoid confrontation and run around the nicely animated monstrousities. Certainly when roaming the foggy town, this is the only viable option given the sheer number of mad creatures that lurk in every corner. Melee combat is also given a slightly random twist by allowing you to carry any number of one hit items such as TVs toasters, bottles etc.Save points are few and far between too and there will be a few unfair deaths as you're assailed by some monster forcing a restart which feels a little unfair. Some areas descend into trial and error, which feels slightly dated but doesn't detract much from the overall experience.All wonderful stuff then, this is hugely atmospheric and creepy gaming, with some wonderful visuals and engrossing violent exploring.
4 Rest assured, it's better than 'The Room'Nataku | 29/11/2007 | See all Nataku's reviews (3)As a long time fan of the series, I was very pleased with this game.'Silent Hill: Origins' is a highly atmospheric and disturbing game, and is just as effective on a hand-held as it is on a big screen, provided you do as the loading screen suggests and pop your head phones in and turn out the lights.'Origins' encompasses all the things that have made the 'Silent Hill' games great in the past - the crackling radio, faceless monstrosities, no-where near enough ammo, psychological storyline, chainlink floors - and also brings some new novelties to the series. Melee weapons can be found everywhere and always break after a few uses. You can now also shift in and out of the 'alternate world' at will by using mirrors. This makes the puzzles a little more interesting as some items you need to carry from one world to the other in order to use them.The monsters are as nasty as ever. The patients and bubble-head nurses of 'Silent Hill 2' make their return, as well as a whole host of new misshapen nasties. Most monsters now boast grapple moves which make the fighting a little more intense if you let the monsters get too close.As for the story; it's about standard 'Silent Hill' fair. Man gets lured to evil ghost town, stuff happens. The advantage with 'Origins' is that, as a prequel, it's a good starting place for people who have never played 'Silent Hill' before. Sadly, game play-wise, it's inferior to the great 'Silent Hill 2'. 'Origins' does boast three different endings, however, dependant on how you play the game which makes it enjoyably replayable, even if the game itself can be completed within 2 hours if you know what you're doing.My other gripe is, as in the rest of the games, the levels are huge but very linear. When you receive the map at the start of each area, there always seems to be thousands of rooms to go to, but most of these are sealed off so you end up just walking from one end of the area to another. You can no longer choose the difficulties of the game-play or riddles either, but this isn't so bad as most of the puzzles are relatively straight-forward, and turning off your flashlight and running is a good way to avoid most monsters.In conclusion, although it suffers some small flaws, 'Origins' is one of the better games in the 'Silent Hill' series and so it is a must buy for any fan of the genre.
4 Somethings waiting for you around every corner!!Stuntman3000 | 16/03/2008 | See all Stuntman3000's reviews (29)This is a great game. I have played the other silent hill games but this is the only one i own. Its really good. They have had the patience to sit down and make a really good story for this game and even though its a psp game they have done great with the graphics. The game never really seems boring because theres always something to look for or to kill. The tension can really get to you if you put the brightness down low, Lights off and headphones in because you can hear things moving around in halls and rooms and sometimes you turn on your flashlight there will be something standing right infront off you. This is great if you like puzzle games and horror games but not if you like action games.
3 A Fan Game For Non Silent Hill FansAkerjlg | 22/02/2008 | See all Akerjlg's reviews (1)As fun as the game actually was to play it wasn't anything new within the Silent Hill mythos. And as a prequel to the first game, it also feels very loose and doesn't actually provide too uch insight into the dank and spooky universe that it resides in.Don;t get me wrong, graphically the game is amazing and often puts other PSP games to shame. But for a die hard fan of the series, I was rather gutted that I managed to finish it in under 4 hours on my first run through. Even the idea of replaying it again justf or the unlockable suits and items seemed a bit pointless, as before I could actually get into the game again I knew it'd be over.For someone who has never played the game before, it provides a rather neat example of how interesting and twisted the Silent Hill games could actually be. I may be speaking for myself here, but I could find much more fun within the original game, Silent Hill 3 and Silent Hill 2 - which this game actually feels like it's trying to rehash at times.The game does have some genuinely spooky and rather worrying moments and some fantastic visual concepts for both areas and enemies. But as someone who has been avidly playing these games for years, this one left me feeling a bit let down.


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Bounded Dynamic Source Routing in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
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Date: August 2003
Creator: George, Glyco
Description: A mobile ad hoc network (MANET) is a collection of mobile platforms or nodes that come together to form a network capable of communicating with each other, without the help of a central controller. To avail the maximum potential of a MANET, it is of great importance to devise a routing scheme, which will optimize upon the performance of a MANET, given the high rate of random mobility of the nodes. In a MANET individual nodes perform the routing functions like route discovery, route maintenance and delivery of packets from one node to the other. Existing routing protocols flood the network with broadcasts of route discovery messages, while attempting to establish a route. This characteristic is instrumental in deteriorating the performance of a MANET, as resource overhead triggered by broadcasts is directly proportional to the size of the network. Bounded-dynamic source routing (B-DSR), is proposed to curb this multitude of superfluous broadcasts, thus enabling to reserve valuable resources like bandwidth and battery power. B-DSR establishes a bounded region in the network, only within which, transmissions of route discovery messages are processed and validated for establishing a route. All route discovery messages reaching outside of this bounded region are dropped, thus ...
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Building an Intelligent Filtering System Using Idea Indexing
Date: August 2003
Creator: Yang, Li
Description: The widely used vector model maintains its popularity because of its simplicity, fast speed, and the appeal of using spatial proximity for semantic proximity. However, this model faces a disadvantage that is associated with the vagueness from keywords overlapping. Efforts have been made to improve the vector model. The research on improving document representation has been focused on four areas, namely, statistical co-occurrence of related items, forming term phrases, grouping of related words, and representing the content of documents. In this thesis, we propose the idea-indexing model to improve document representation for the filtering task in IR. The idea-indexing model matches document terms with the ideas they express and indexes the document with these ideas. This indexing scheme represents the document with its semantics instead of sets of independent terms. We show in this thesis that indexing with ideas leads to better performance.
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Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) for Children Story Selection in ASP.NET and C#
Date: December 2003
Creator: Hu, Demin
Description: This paper describes the general architecture and function of a Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) system implemented with ASP.NET and C#. Microsoft Visual Studio .NET and XML Web Services provide a flexible, standards-based model that allows clients to access data. Web Form Pages offer a powerful programming model for Web-enabled user interface. The system provides a variety of mechanisms and services related to story retrieval and adaptation. Users may browse and search a library of text stories. More advanced CBR capabilities were also implemented, including a multi-factor distance-calculation for matching user interests with stories in the library, recommendations on optimizing search, and adaptation of stories to match user interests.
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CLUE: A Cluster Evaluation Tool
Date: December 2006
Creator: Parker, Brandon S.
Description: Modern high performance computing is dependent on parallel processing systems. Most current benchmarks reveal only the high level computational throughput metrics, which may be sufficient for single processor systems, but can lead to a misrepresentation of true system capability for parallel systems. A new benchmark is therefore proposed. CLUE (Cluster Evaluator) uses a cellular automata algorithm to evaluate the scalability of parallel processing machines. The benchmark also uses algorithmic variations to evaluate individual system components' impact on the overall serial fraction and efficiency. CLUE is not a replacement for other performance-centric benchmarks, but rather shows the scalability of a system and provides metrics to reveal where one can improve overall performance. CLUE is a new benchmark which demonstrates a better comparison among different parallel systems than existing benchmarks and can diagnose where a particular parallel system can be optimized.
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A Comparison of Agent-Oriented Software Engineering Frameworks and Methodologies
Date: December 2003
Creator: Lin, Chia-En
Description: Agent-oriented software engineering (AOSE) covers issues on developing systems with software agents. There are many techniques, mostly agent-oriented and object-oriented, ready to be chosen as building blocks to create agent-based systems. There have been several AOSE methodologies proposed intending to show engineers guidelines on how these elements are constituted in having agents achieve the overall system goals. Although these solutions are promising, most of them are designed in ad-hoc manner without truly obeying software developing life-cycle fully, as well as lacking of examinations on agent-oriented features. To address these issues, we investigated state-of-the-art techniques and AOSE methodologies. By examining them in different respects, we commented on the strength and weakness of them. Toward a formal study, a comparison framework has been set up regarding four aspects, including concepts and properties, notations and modeling techniques, process, and pragmatics. Under these criteria, we conducted the comparison in both overview and detailed level. The comparison helped us with empirical and analytical study, to inspect the issues on how an ideal agent-based system will be formed.
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Computational Complexity of Hopfield Networks
Date: August 1998
Creator: Tseng, Hung-Li
Description: There are three main results in this dissertation. They are PLS-completeness of discrete Hopfield network convergence with eight different restrictions, (degree 3, bipartite and degree 3, 8-neighbor mesh, dual of the knight's graph, hypercube, butterfly, cube-connected cycles and shuffle-exchange), exponential convergence behavior of discrete Hopfield network, and simulation of Turing machines by discrete Hopfield Network.
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Computational Epidemiology - Analyzing Exposure Risk: A Deterministic, Agent-Based Approach
Date: August 2009
Creator: O'Neill II, Martin Joseph
Description: Many infectious diseases are spread through interactions between susceptible and infectious individuals. Keeping track of where each exposure to the disease took place, when it took place, and which individuals were involved in the exposure can give public health officials important information that they may use to formulate their interventions. Further, knowing which individuals in the population are at the highest risk of becoming infected with the disease may prove to be a useful tool for public health officials trying to curtail the spread of the disease. Epidemiological models are needed to allow epidemiologists to study the population dynamics of transmission of infectious agents and the potential impact of infectious disease control programs. While many agent-based computational epidemiological models exist in the literature, they focus on the spread of disease rather than exposure risk. These models are designed to simulate very large populations, representing individuals as agents, and using random experiments and probabilities in an attempt to more realistically guide the course of the modeled disease outbreak. The work presented in this thesis focuses on tracking exposure risk to chickenpox in an elementary school setting. This setting is chosen due to the high level of detailed information realistically available to ...
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Content-based image retrieval by integration of metadata encoded multimedia (image and text) features in constructing a video summarizer application.
Date: May 2003
Creator: Anusuri, Ramprasad
Description: Content-based image retrieval (CBIR) is the retrieval of images from a collection by means of internal feature measures of the information content of the images. In CBIR systems, text media is usually used only to retrieve exemplar images for further searching by image feature content. This research work describes a new method for integrating multimedia text and image content features to increase the retrieval performance of the system. I am exploring the content-based features of an image extracted from a video to build a storyboard for search retrieval of images. Metadata encoded multimedia features include extracting primitive features like color, shape and text from an image. Histograms are built for all the features extracted and stored in a database. Images are searched based on comparing these histogram values of the extracted image with the stored values. These histogram values are used for extraction of keyframes from a collection of images parsed from a video file. Individual shots of images are extracted from a video clip and run through processes that extract the features and build the histogram values. A keyframe extraction algorithm is run to get the keyframes from the collection of images to build a storyboard of images. In ...
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Control mechanisms and recovery techniques for real-time data transmission over the Internet.
Date: August 2002
Creator: Battula, Venkata Krishna Rao
Description: Streaming multimedia content with UDP has become popular over distributed systems such as an Internet. This may encounter many losses due to dropped packets or late arrivals at destination since UDP can only provide best effort delivery. Even UDP doesn't have any self-recovery mechanism from congestion collapse or bursty loss to inform sender of the data to adjust future transmission rate of data like in TCP. So there is a need to incorporate various control schemes like forward error control, interleaving, and congestion control and error concealment into real-time transmission to prevent from effect of losses. Loss can be repaired by retransmission if roundtrip delay is allowed, otherwise error concealment techniques will be used based on the type and amount of loss. This paper implements the interleaving technique with packet spacing of varying interleaver block size for protecting real-time data from loss and its effect during transformation across the Internet. The packets are interleaved and maintain some time gap between two consecutive packets before being transmitted into the Internet. Thus loss of packets can be reduced from congestion and preventing loss of consecutive packets of information when a burst of several packets are lost. Several experiments have been conducted with ...
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Cross Language Information Retrieval for Languages with Scarce Resources
Date: May 2009
Creator: Loza, Christian
Description: Our generation has experienced one of the most dramatic changes in how society communicates. Today, we have online information on almost any imaginable topic. However, most of this information is available in only a few dozen languages. In this thesis, I explore the use of parallel texts to enable cross-language information retrieval (CLIR) for languages with scarce resources. To build the parallel text I use the Bible. I evaluate different variables and their impact on the resulting CLIR system, specifically: (1) the CLIR results when using different amounts of parallel text; (2) the role of paraphrasing on the quality of the CLIR output; (3) the impact on accuracy when translating the query versus translating the collection of documents; and finally (4) how the results are affected by the use of different dialects. The results show that all these variables have a direct impact on the quality of the CLIR system.
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Read The Fine Article. Serial ports on storage systems aren't connected to the Internet either. (sigh)
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Read The Fine Article. Serial ports on storage systems aren't connected to the Internet either. (sigh)
You could do interesting things to my car via the OBD-2 port, but I don't lose any sleep over that either. Rapid7 is a security products vendor. EVERYTHING they do is to further their interest in SELLING PRODUCTS. (Nothing wrong with that.) But I am damn tired of security product vendors telling me the sky is falling.
This is a great idea. Let's call this file "hosts"! Now, where to put it?
And sometimes the chips are even genuine!
Not only are they not posted here because they are not relevant to the story, if they were, they'd be yanked by the mods in seconds.
Oh, even better. What root CA is signing off on
Yet again, because people have no g*d damn clue how SSL works, we have to live with encryption that, in practice, is TOTALLY MEANINGLESS!
More later. This is a stub.
Perhaps you didn't read all of my comment. Go f*ck yourself. There is not a single word you can say that I would put any value in whatsoever. You are a despicable pandering leach, a festering boil on the buttocks of society, the worst kind of lying shill. You're a two-bit whore. You're not good enough to be truly evil so you cling to those that are masters. You bring no value to anything. You are a waste of skin.
That, and SCOTUS has not had their say. APIs are NOT a creative expression. APIs are purely functional.
No, I'm sorry, but if the vendor of a privacy product lies about how the product was developed, why would you trust them? The first thing you buy with a product like this is trust.
If you are not good enough for Pamela Jones (PJ), you are not good enough for me.
Really, who is responsible for this train wreck? Is the Slashdot editorial staff all twenty-somethings now? Read GrokLaw, you idiots.
Oh, you want a question? Here's one. Hey Florian Mueller. When is there a good time to tell you to go f*ck yourself? Is now good? GO F*CK YOURSELF!
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Boxing scholar Nathan Cleverly will make the first defence of his Commonwealth Light-Heavyweight title on Friday 12 December at the Kingsway Sports Centre in Widnes. Cleverly returns to the north west, where he won the crown in stunning style in Liverpool last month, outclassing Tony Oakey over 12 quality rounds. No opponent has yet been named, but Cleverly - who studies Mathematics at Cardiff University - is relishing the chance to impress again in front of the Sky television cameras.. "Defeating Oakey made me realise how far I can go in this sport," said the unbeaten 21-year-old, who has won all 13 of his fights. "It was a great feeling to win the title, but this is just the start. "I'll be concentrating 100% on beating whoever I face on December 12, but next year I want British champion Dean Francis, then European and world honours." Chief support at the Kingsways Sports Centre sees a mouth-watering English light-middleweight title clash between Andrew Facey and Matthew Hall. Champion Facey is an experienced and awkward member of Brendan Ingle's Wincobank stable, while big-punching Hall is one of the most exciting prospects in the country. For the first time all three members of the Smith boxing dynasty feature on a card for the first time - former English middleweight champion Paul, and younger brothers Callum and Stephen. They will be joined by top propect Anthony Crolla and scouse duo Tony Bellew and Joe Selkirk. Tickets, priced at £30 and £50, are available from the Sports Network Box Office on 01992 550 888 or online at www.frankwarren.tv ***FIGHT CARD*** THE COMMONWEALTH LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP Nathan Cleverly (Cefn Fforest, Wales) vs. TBA 8 X 3 Minute Rounds International Middleweight Contest Paul Smith (Liverpool, England) vs. TBA 8 X 3 Minute Rounds Light-Middleweight Contest Matthew Hall (Manchester, England) vs. TBA 6 X 3 Minute Rounds Super-Featherweight Contest Anthony Crolla (Manchester, England) vs. TBA 6 X 3 Minute Rounds International Light-Heavyweight Contest Tony Bellew (Liverpool, England) vs. TBA 4 X 3 Minute Rounds Welterweight Contest Joe Selkirk (Liverpool, England) vs. TBA 4 X 3 Minute Rounds Featherweight Contest Steven Smith (Liverpool, England) vs. TBA 4 X 3 Minute Rounds Light-Welterweight Contest Liam Smith (Liverpool, England) vs. TBA Maloney Blasts Dunne FRANK MALONEY has blasted Dubliner Bernard Dunne for blowing his chance of a shot at European super-bantamweight champion Rendall Munroe. Maloney offered Dunne the opportunity to challenge Munroe in England on November 22 but the Irishman's manager Brian Peters was clearly running scared and refused the fight. When the show was scrapped, the bill was moved to Dublin City University on December 18 meaning Dunne would have had crucial advantage on home soil. Maloney laughed: "Isn't it funny they wanted the fight in Dublin and if they signed the deal they would have got their wish. "Dunne has blown his chance of appearing on one of the biggest Irish cards for years." Dunne will now have to wait at least one year to become mandatory challenge as Kiko Martinez who flattened him in 86 seconds last year is currently in that position. Maloney added: "If Dunne and Peters want to get glimpse of Munroe they are welcome to watch him defend his title against Italian Fabrizio Trotta. "In fact they can sit in one of Brian's pubs and watch the fight on Sky Sports. There will be plenty room because everybody will be at the arena watching Darren Sutherland." Ireland's Olympic bronze medallist Sutherland makes his highly anticipated debut when he boxes a six round super-middleweight bout. Sutherland is a student at DCU but is currently taking a break to fulfil his dream of becoming a world champion. Other boxers on the star studded bill include Irish light-middleweight champion Jamie Moore and London based Irishman Martin Powers. Two Commonwealth titles see Craig Watson defend his welterweight crown against Adnan Amar, while Bantamweight Jason Booth puts his crown on the line against Sean Hughes. Tickets for the big Dublin bill are available from www.frankmaloney.com, www.ticketmaster.ie or by calling 0871 226 1508.
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Henrico fifth-grader among those drawn to unique arena racing concept
While it will not become the home of the NASCAR Hall of Fame (which landed in Charlotte N.C.) Henrico County may yet be able to claim a unique racing legacy. Henrico business owner Ricky Dennis, who grew up near Nuckols Road and attended J.R. Tucker High School, has founded the popular and fast-growing sport of arena racing, in which half-scale stock cars circle a specially built indoor track. Although he has been around racing all his life (his father was a champion racer), Dennis did not get the idea for arena racing until a few years ago. "I went to my first ice hockey game at the [Richmond] Coliseum," he said, "and all I could think of was racing in that venue." The next weekend, Dennis was at a race and spotted some small cars, and the idea was born. "So you could call Short Pump," he mused, "the birthplace of arena racing." The cars in arena racing consist of nine-foot-long, cup-style stock car racing bodies and are equipped with 22-horsepower, rear-mounted Honda engines. Outdoors, they are capable of speeds up to 100 miles per hour; inside the arena, they may hit top speeds of 55 or more. The race series that began Dec. 29 and finishes in March has drawn racers from Maryland, Pennsylvania and North Carolina, as well as all parts of Virginia. Dennis has had numerous inquiries about establishing arena racing abroad, and within the next few years, he hopes to take the sport to the international level. In addition to providing wholesome family entertainment for all ages, said Dennis, the growing youth division also provides a chance for youngsters to take a crack at becoming future NASCAR winners. A Henrico ten-year-old, in fact, could be one of the rising stars Dennis is talking about. 'Don't get ideas' At the Dec. 28 practice session, the underground tunnels of the Coliseum hummed with activity as Aubrey Hill prepared to get behind the wheel of his car for the first time. A fifth-grader at Colonial Trail ES, Hill had been working toward this moment since seeing arena races last winter with some neighbors and his mother, Sharon. "Everyone loves the wrecks," explained his mother wryly. "It's exciting. After the first accident of the first race, I said [to Aubrey], 'Don't get any ideas!' "I think that's when he decided to do it." At first, Sharon Hill was adamant that Aubrey would stick to traditional sports, such as the basketball, baseball, soccer and football he has pursued so far. But she gradually came around -- even sponsoring her son's car through her business, Hill Storage in Mechanicsville. What changed her mind? "The statistics on accidents," she said. "No one [in arena racing] has ever been seriously injured enough to stay in the hospital." Not too many sports can claim statistics like that, she reasoned. Noting the five-point harness and steel roll cage that protects drivers, she added, "They have him secured with several seat belts, restraints on his arms, restraints on his head. "He's not going anywhere." Better than video games To prepare for driving in an arena, Aubrey made several trips to G-Force Karts in Henrico. "The first time, he was nervous," said his mother. "He was like Driving Miss Daisy." But as Aubrey gained confidence and speed and prepared for his first arena race, the Hills ran into a new obstacle: their lack of knowledge when it came to equipping the car. On the day of the Dec. 28 practice, Sharon Hill called Carl's Racing, a store in Ashland, to ask about some components she needed for the vehicle. Carl Blohm answered the phone, asked a few questions, and promptly closed the store to go to the Coliseum and help prepare the car. "He's a godsend," said Sharon Hill, gesturing toward Blohm and a couple of her neighbors who had installed the mike set in Aubrey's helmet and were now bustling around his car. Recalling Hill's phone call to the store, Blohm shrugged and said there was just no fighting the impulse to help her. "Her 10-year-old son is coming [to the Coliseum] to do this for the first time. Nobody [of the helpers] has been to a race before," he said. "And there are a million things you can do wrong." Besides, he said with a laugh, the president of Carl's Racing had told him to close up shop. "Danny Corker looked at me and said, 'You gotta go. You can't just leave him.'" As a member of the first crew when arena racing made its debut at Norfolk Scope, Blohm said he is delighted to see the addition of a youth division. "What we're doing is putting families back in racing," he said approvingly. With a nod toward Aubrey, he added, "This is better for him than playing a video game. He'll have to learn to work on the car; it's all about responsibility and commitment." "Somewhere in this group," he predicted, "is a future star." Two-wheeled birthday present Also participating in the Dec. 28 practice was Dystany Spurlock, a 2009 graduate of Highland Springs High School who recently discovered arena racing. Spurlock, now 20, played corner and safety for the HSHS football team, then moved on to a career in modeling and motorcycle drag racing. In a trackside interview, she said that the seeds of her racing career were planted when she was age six. "I would ride on the back of a motorcycle with my mom," she said, "so I had always been around [motorcycles]. Then my goddad raced, and I wanted to race too. "Mom got me a motorcycle for my 17th birthday." In just two years of racing, she has already achieved fame in motorcycle circles and is featured regularly in magazine articles. The arena racing caught her eye, she said, when she and her agent strolled by the display window in West Broad Village and her agent suggested she look into it. "I love it," she said. "It's different. The speed is out of this world. Also, it's very competitive, and I'm competitive. We're in a small coliseum with a lot of cars packed together, and [I'm thinking], 'How am I going to pass?' "It's a challenge, and that's what I like." Currently in search of a sponsor, Spurlock said she plans to race in the NASCAR ARCA Series in 2013. "And I should," she said confidently, "be in the Nationwide Series by 2014." Looking ahead And what's in the future for Aubrey Hill? Like Spurlock, he has his eye on NASCAR. "I'm really into it," said Hill, who notes that his favorite NASCAR racer is Carl Edwards -- in part, he said, because he favors the number nine and Edwards' number is 99. He has attended several races at Richmond International Raceway with his uncle and cousin, and notes that NASCAR driver ranks among his top two choices of professions. But another career choice has appeal as well: focusing on his favorite subject of social studies. Aubrey said he has especially enjoyed learning Henrico history, and was impressed to learn that the Richmond region was one of the first areas to be settled in the new world. "So I'm kind of embarrassed to admit it," he said, "but I'd also like to be a social studies teacher." For the immediate future, however, Sharon Hill noted she and Aubrey will need to focus their efforts in an altogether different "arena": finances. "We are looking for sponsors," she said with a laugh. "Mom's money has run out!" For details about upcoming races, visit arenaracingusa.com. For information on Dystany Spurlock, visit http://dspurlockracing.com/site#!__site |
Henrico man to compete in Liberty Mutual Invitational National Finals
Citizen Staff Reports 02/19/2015
Henrico resident Larry Loving, Jr., will compete with three other locals – Thomas Scribner (Richmond), Roscoe McGhee (Midlothian) and Larry Loving (Richmond) in the Liberty Mutual Insurance Invitational National Finals at TPC Sawgrass, in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., Feb. 26-Mar. 1. The foursome qualified for the national golf tournament by winning the Liberty Mutual Insurance Invitational, held at Whiskey Creek Golf Club in Ijamsville, Md. on June 11. That event supported the RiteCare Center for Childhood Language Disorders.
In total, 240 amateur golfers will compete in Florida. > Read more.
In total, 240 amateur golfers will compete in Florida. > Read more.
Henrico PAL recognizes supporters, HSHS athlete
The Henrico Police Athletic League (PAL) held its Sixth Annual Awards Banquet Feb. 5 at The Cultural Arts Center of Glen Allen, celebrating accomplishments of 2014 and recognizing outstanding contributions to the organization. Henrico County Juvenile Domestic Court Judge Denis Soden served as master of ceremonies and former Harlem Globetrotter Melvin Adams served as keynote speaker.
Among the 2014 honorees were Richmond International Raceway (Significant Supporter), Richmond Strikers Soccer Club (Significant Supporter), Henrico County Schools-Pupil Transportation (Summer Camp Supporter), Bruce Richardson, Jr. (Youth of the Year), Sandra Williams (Volunteer of the Year), Thomas Williams (Employee of the Year), Mikki Pleasants (Board Member of the Year), and Michelle Sheehan (Police Officer of the Year). > Read more.
'Fresh Start' offered for single moms
The Fresh Start For Single Mothers and Their Children Community Outreach Project will host "Necessary Ingredients" on Thursdays from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., beginning Feb. 12 and continuing through May 7, at Velocity Church, 3300 Church Road in Henrico. Dinner and childcare will be provided free of charge.
The program is designed as a fun and uplifting event for single mothers that is designed to provide support, new friendships, encouragement and motivation. Each event will include weekly prizes and giveaways. > Read more.
The program is designed as a fun and uplifting event for single mothers that is designed to provide support, new friendships, encouragement and motivation. Each event will include weekly prizes and giveaways. > Read more.
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Travinia brings contemporary elegance to Willow Lawn
It was another win for Willow Lawn when Travinia Italian Kitchen and Wine Bar opened there six months ago, nestled in the heart of the re-made shopping center. The contemporary American Italian restaurant boasts 13 locations up and down the East Coast, with the Henrico location opening in August.
In the same week, I hit up Travinia twice, once for lunch and once for a late dinner. At lunchtime on a weekday, I was overwhelmed by the smell of garlic and by the number of working professionals in nice suits on their lunch breaks. When we first walked in, I was concerned our meal would be a little too pricey based on the décor – it's a really nice place. Luckily, the menu has a variety of options for every budget. > Read more.
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'SpongeBob' movie energizes with wit, laughter
There's a ton of sugar in The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water. Literal sugar, as SpongeBob Squarepants (Tom Kenny) and Patrick (Bill Fagerbakke) inhale their own weight in cotton candy and eat ice cream, one scoop per mouthful.
At one point we burrow into the brain of our boxy yellow hero and discover the inner workings of his brain: googly-eyed cakes and candies that giggle and sing. All of which is extremely appropriate for a film like Sponge Out of Water. Because not only is the movie sweet (the "awwww" kind of sweet), but it's the equivalent of a 30-candy bar sugar rush, zipping between ideas like a sponge on rocket skates.
The story under all this is really not that complicated. SpongeBob flips burgers at the Krusty Krab. > Read more.
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With this last round of snow still fresh on the ground, the best way to start the weekend may be at Southern Season for their weekly wine-tasting program, Fridays Uncorked. Families with cabin fever will enjoy the Richmond Kids Expo, taking place tomorrow at the Richmond Raceway Complex. Some date night options include the Rock & Roll Jubilee at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, HATTheatre's production of "The Whale" and National Theatre Live's "Treasure Island" at the University of Richmond. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Levine, a longtime UB faculty member, died of cancer Feb. 26 in her Buffalo home.
As habitats shrink, Newton's Laws of Motion could help us predict how some animals will react, UB researchers say.
The reluctance to part with mobile phones, laptops and other gizmos – sometimes called "gadget hoarding" – is part of a larger and more troubling issue: managing electronic waste, or e-waste.
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FGCU baseball crashes in extra innings
The Florida Gulf Coast University baseball team fell to Bethune-Cookman in extra innings on Wednesday night at Swanson Stadium.
The Eagles (22-16) rallied back twice in the game, but came up empty in the tenth inning.
Down 4-0 in the bottom of the fourth inning, FGCU benefitted from Bethune-Cookman pitching errors. Two walks and two players hit by a pitch resulted in four Eagle runs, tying the game.
The Wildcats (28-19) charged back with three runs in the fifth inning before Brandon Bednar scored an RBI single in the seventh inning.
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"I'll be a depth guy (with the Avs), hopefully they're looking at me as a role model-type, someone who takes care of himself off the ice."
"I'm still committed to doing the little things to keep me where I'm at, having a job in the best league in the world."
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Brendan Shanahan explains the suspension.
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No penalty on the play and Kelly did leave the game but returned just a little later.
added 11/8/13 8:41am, As someone in the comments pointed out, Winchester will have a phone hearing this afternoon with the NHL.
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Paul Gaustad delivered the hit and no penalty on the play.
The Senators reported after the game Winchester does have a concussion.
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SOE First Jazz Performance is modeled after the First Performance series by Bruce Pearson and Barrie Gott. It is a collection of ten grade + jazz charts, but with the addition of optional concert band instrumentation. This highly versatile and flexible book will encourage and support students in their first explorations of jazz style and performance, whether in a jazz ensemble or a concert band setting. Highlights include: - TEN full charts in Rock, Latin, and Swing styles. - RHYTHM STUDIES help players learn the rhythms used in each piece through clapping. - UNISON SOLOS introduce young students to jazz soloing without requiring them to improvise. - IMPROVISATION STARTERS included in the Director Score can be photocopied for students ready to improvise. - TWO Drum set parts (traditional and simplified) - TWO Guitar parts (melody and chorus) - DIRECTOR SCORE includes CD with Rhythm Studies, Unison Solo Studies, and Complete Recordings of all the charts. - STUDENT BOOKS include access to FREE Downloads of full length recordings of each chart; rhythm and solo study accompaniment grooves; and improvisation starter sheets. The Cymbals and Snare Drum/ Bass Drum parts may be used with or in place of the Drum Set 1 and/or Drum Set 2 parts. CLICK HERE to access the Kjos Media Player featuring Rhythm Studies, Solo Studies, Complete Recordings, and Improvisation Starter Sheets.
Instruments: Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drums, Drum Set, Snare Drum, Cymbal, Percussion
Choral Instrumental Pak, Sheet Music Download, Instrumental Parts. Arranger: Roger Emerson. Composer: Alana Graham; Brendan Graham; Rolf Lovland. Writer: Alana Graham; Brendan Graham; Roger Emerson; Rolf Lovland.
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Instruments: Choir, Cymbal, Vocal, Percussion
Cymbals: A Crash Course is the most authoritative text ever published on the subject of selecting and playing cymbals, ranging in application from drumset playing to orchestral performance. Written by Mitchell Peters and Dave Black, Cymbals: A Crash Course provides percussionists and conductors with the definitive guide to the art of cymbal playing.
Instruments: Percussion, Drums, Cymbal
Choral Instrumental Pak, Sheet Music Download, Special. Artist: Audrey Snyder. Writer: Stephen Schwartz.
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Instruments: Choir, Cymbal, Vocal, Percussion
Duet: Bells & Snare Drum; or Quintet add: Bass Drum, Cymbals, & TrianglePercussion quintetTitle: Onward Christian SoldiersKey: BbMeter: 4-4Time: 2'30"Level: 1.5Form: Song (binary)Comments: Bells & snare drum duet; or quintet by adding bass drum, cymbal and triangeSongs included: Onward Christian Soldiers
Instruments: Bass Guitar, Percussion, Snare Drum, Bells, Cymbal, Triangle, Guitar, Drums
For five players. Instrumentation: suspended cymbals, bongos, snare drum, bass drum, timpani.
Instruments: Bass Guitar, Percussion, Timpani, Snare Drum, Cymbal, Guitar, Drums
Drumhead issue 24 dives in deep with powerhouse drummer Matt Chamberlain. From his current gig with Melissa Etheridge to his moment with Pearl Jam and season on Saturday Night Live, Matt Chamberlain holds nothing back from this in depth interview with Drumhead's Editor-in-Cheif Jonathan Mover. Jazz great John Riley talks about his eduction, career development and the time he got the gig with Frank Zappa. Drumhead honors one of drumming most cherished figures, Lennie DiMuzio, long-time A&R rep for Zildjian Cymbals with an in-depth interview about his new book and some of the stories he can talk about. Also included is Drumhead's free CD which includes tracks to listen to, learn from and play-along with.
Instruments: Choir, Cymbal, Vocal, Percussion
Unison/two-part with piano, C instruments, chime tree, woodblock, triangle, suspended cymbal and optional Orff instruments o This musical offers children a multi-sensory approach in expressing numerous images of God as revealed in the Bible. Through a variety of feminine, masculine, and non-gender images of God, this musical contributes to an expansive theology of God and invites children and adults to believe that the great Creator of the universe lives within them. Along with the music and narration in the score, the companion Imagine God! Production Guide (CGBK65) provides ideas for creative art projects, dance and body movement, multi-generational participation, Bible exploration, and ministry activities that will enhance the learning and presentation of Imagine God! The music is flexibly voiced and contains a variety of meters, modes and accompaniment options. Works perfectly in any worship setting, music camp, or VBS format. Performance time: 45-60 minutes.
Instruments: Piano, Cymbal, Triangle, Piano and Keyboard, Percussion
A complete drum method containing the elementary principles of music and an introduction to bass drum and cymbals.
Instruments: Bass Guitar, Percussion, Snare Drum, Cymbal, Guitar, Drums
Mike Hannickel does it again with this hilarious follow-up to Concerto for Triangle and Band. Any well-known personality from your school staff becomes the over-eager crash cymbals soloist. Whether it's the principal, the custodian, the cook, the school secretary, or any one else who is recognizable to the students or the community, we're sure you have a great soloist somewhere nearby, just waiting for a chance to shine. Very easy band parts mean that any group should be able to prepare the music for performance in short order. They'll be rolling in the aisles!
Instruments: Cymbal, Triangle, Percussion


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Santa Clara, CA (Sports Network) - De'Jon Jackson scored a game-high 19 points as he led the San Diego Toreros to a 55-46 win over the Santa Clara Broncos in West Coast Conference play at the Leavey Center.
Also scoring in double figures for the Toreros (8-9, 1-0 WCC), as they won their conference opener, were Chris Manresa and Matt Dorr with 12 and 10 points, respectively.
The Broncos (8-10, 0-1), losers of two straight and five of the last six outings, were led by Michael Santos who dropped in 12 points, while Raymond Cowels added 11 points off the bench.
San Diego started out rather slow, hitting a mere 2-of-11 shots beyond the arc and 8-of-25 from the floor in the first half, leaving the visitors with a 22-19 deficit at the break.
In the second half Santa Clara struggled from the floor, hitting shots at just a 26.9 percent clip, making it easier for the Toreros to capture the nine- point win.
The Broncos didn't do themselves any favors with 4-of-18 shooting out on the perimeter and just 8-of-15 accuracy at the charity stripe.
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Today's the day! Grab your coffee and JEWELRY and head on down to MAKE the CUT hair salon (1400 Agua Fria St, Santa Fe from 10am-2pm) for a relaxing fun day. Meet ABBY one of our recue dogs for adoption! Gold Does Good is offering a Gold BUY-BACK event today. Carolyn will give YOU a check for your gold, silver and platinum TODAY and at
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