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April 3rd, 2010, 09:23 AM #16
I'll be watching it on iPlayer tonight or tomorrow, my clan are making me play Left 4 Dead at 6pm (Dr Who is on at 6:20 )
April 3rd, 2010, 11:40 AM #17
d*mn you and your alternative tv scheduling. you at least have to let me know how this new guy stands up to tennant.
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April 3rd, 2010, 01:30 PM #19
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Episode - 6.5
Matt Smith - 8.5
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April 3rd, 2010, 01:36 PM #20
I think that's the strongest series opener I've seen in Doctor Who, in terms of story strength and plot development for future episodes.
Matt Smith seemed to have a few recycled lines from the Tennant regeneration but it looks like he's putting his own spin on the role. The new inside of the tartdis looks pretty cool, and the new assistant is good too. (Not to menton hot )
Looking forward to seeing more
Episode - 7.5
Matt Smith - 8
Karen Gillan - 8.5
I think tennant got off to a better start, but Smith looks like he'll be good once he's had a few more episodes in the role.
April 3rd, 2010, 01:55 PM #21
Bally good opening episode!
I liked how they handled the introduction of Amy Pond. I do think she'll make the most interesting assistant yet with her eccentricities almost matching the Doctor's. It also helps that she is quite attractive in a quirky way.
Matt Smith has a lot of boyish charm and youth energy. His carefree attitude is refreshing after Tennant's Doctor seemed to have weight of the universe on his shoulders in his last few outings.
The episode itself was enjoyable. Wasn't the most amazing plot, but it did the job of introducing the characters and letting us get to know the Doctor. Did have some great sequences and for me, the Doctor running around a little English village is quintessential Who.
Spoiler:I loved the fire engine scene - when Amy receives the text to same duck and the ladder crashes though the window. A very playful scene.
The clips of future episodes hold some very promising looking stuff, I think this will be a season well worth watching.
April 3rd, 2010, 02:54 PM #22
Matt Smith was pretty good - Better than I expected. His performance did remind me a lot of Tennant in that he's quite witty and fast paced.
The new companion... I think I was too busy drooling to really have any comments on her performance.
Did anyone else think the Sonic Screwdriver she picked out of the room looked suspiciously like the pen version they sold as a toy? It looked a bit too similar!
But it was a good start, and I think I might continue watching this series
April 3rd, 2010, 04:42 PM #23
A better start than for either Ecclestone's or Tennant's Doctor IMO, but then it should have been, really. They've had plenty of time to perfect it and the momentum (and presumably the budget) behind the programme has built up immensely over the last few series, thanks in main to Tennant's excellent portrayal.
We watched it as a family, and all enjoyed it. It was fun, clever and had good charachterisation. Matt Smith slots straight in.
For me, the defining scene was the Doctor's confrontation with the Atraxi and his assertion that the Earth was protected. The imagery of the previous Doctors that was conjured up to reinforce this fact might be seen by some as an overused ploy, but it gave me goosebumps nonetheless!
We are all looking forward to next Saturday night!
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April 6th, 2010, 01:27 AM #24
I thoroughly enjoyed the first episode. Seemed strange to get a lighthearted attitude after so long with DT's seriousness but MS managed it while still dishing out the punishment.
I didn't think there was that much change in the Tardis? A few colour changes and some mezzanine but otherwise.... however, I liked the hint of further unseen reaches with the library and swimming pool. Reminds me of the original.
High hopes.
April 6th, 2010, 01:43 PM #25
That was much better than I thought it would be. I think this guys gonna do a good job filling Tennant's shoes. Tardis redesign is pretty cool too, the same old design but superficially much different. I just hope Ms. Pond keeps an array of outfits around like that police costume.
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So glad to hear all the excitement! Only 10 days to go for those of us in the US! Thought i would also share that there's now a FREE nine-minute preview avaible on iTunes! Enjoy!
April 8th, 2010, 02:39 PM #27
You needn't wait out the lag time if you poke around on the interwub...
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Episode 2 this evening.
Hmm. Quite clever, but I just kept thinking one word:Spoiler:Discworld!
Still motoring along nicely. The scripts are much better than RTD's, in my opinion.
April 11th, 2010, 02:35 AM #29
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yeah I thought the exact same thing lol.
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Scripts are good. Matt Smith is good, I like.
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Bad blue screen when Dr driving fire engine. (he was turning wheel one way, engine going straight on!)
Went from soaking wet to dry clothes in a matter of minutes.
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Self-cleaning clothes and hair washed, blow-dried and styled with a few paces
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"My lord, are you there?" This time I recognised that high-pitched, merry voice; I had only heard him speak a few words at the lord's council the previous day, but the timbre was rare enough that I remembered it.
"Peregrin?" I asked, peering through the mist.
Suddenly I heard the sound of horses' hooves beating against the stone road, faster than any I had ever seen. The beast broke through the haze, his coat a richer silver than the mithril of the Tower Guards' helms, and his eyes blazed with fury. When the horses were that scared, the wise man took notice.
Yet this noble beast was not the only one frightened. The halfling's eyes were as wide as I had ever seen them. And Gandalf himself -- he held his small companion tightly to his chest with one arm and looked around wildly, his breathing ragged. This was one who had braved Dol Guldur? Aye, and he was wise beyond my reckoning. Even without his steed's panic, I should have guessed all was not well.
"Whither now, Mithrandir?" I asked, my puzzlement showing in my grey eyes. "The Rohirrim are calling us; I can smell the blood they have spilt, but even Eorl's noble sons cannot last forever without aid. Would you then abandon them?"
"They will need every man you can muster," Gandalf replied, his voice harsh.
"But what of you? Would you desert the White City?"
"I am called elsewhere," the wizard said. "I will be needed here before the end, but I am needed more elsewhere."
"Our enemies lie beyond the gates --" I began.
"I fear there is an enemy within," he said. "Imrahil, we have no time. The City's defences must hold." He pulled young Peregrin more closely to him, cried "Noro lim, Shadowfax!" And they were gone, careening up the streets with a speed I had never before seen.
An enemy in the Citadel; that would prove ill indeed. We could scarce stand against the enemies that pressed against the City's walls. But I would trust in Mithrandir. "Wizard's pupil," my brother-in-law often called his son, and he did not mean it as a complement, but today I was glad that my nephew's tutor was rushing to their aid. It would avail us little to survive the current onslaught but die in the Dark Lands because our City fell.
So we rode out. I nearly gagged at the smell. Black blood flowed across the field, seeping deep into the soil. I knew no plants would grow there again until it was cleansed.
I called to the men behind me, and my heart broke once more at the sight of them. I had not thought that possible.
Tradesmen and stableboys, the last defence of the city, stood before me, their faces ashen and their shoulders quavering. I laid my hand to the hilt of my sword and drew it out in a last defiant gesture, trying not to betray my own fear.
I had memorised many great speeches by kings and stewards as a boy, and I remembered them to that day. Somehow, though, they all seemed hollow. "Gondor shall not fall, if we do not fail her," I said, the words sailing past my lips like so many clanging swords, and I saw that they were as empty on my men's ears as they had seemed in my heart.
Yet, where words fail, example must suffice. My sons led their men forward to what I knew would be bitter if glorious ends. I led my own company toward the Southrons not a hundred yards away.
To this day I do not know how many fell by my sword. We men of Dol Amroth do not number our kills nor delight in our enemies' death. Five maybe, or ten, felt my blade's bite, before the Haradrim turned and ran from us.
A shriek like none I had ever heard penetrated me to the heart, driving away all thought of pursuit. A chill ran down my spine, and my horse nearly reared in fright. I mastered him but could not rule my own terror. My very soul seemed frozen, and I could not move.
"Nazgûl!" I heard someone call, both near and far away, and I resisted the urge to bury my face in my horse's neck. Forcing my head up, I turned to face the men behind me. "Form the lines!"
As they gathered behind me the terrible cry passed away. My heart dared to hope, and I guessed from the expressions on my men's tired faces that I was not the only one who felt refreshed. A wind rose in the south, blowing away the last of that scream -- and with it, some of the clouds. The sun shone down on my face, and I looked for new foes.
I did not have to look far. Orcs charged across the field, and I fell back to the gates. There we fought off any who dared approach.
And then I saw them: tall Riders of the Mark. Their hair, flaxen-pale, flowed under their light helms. They walked nobly through the mayhem, and none dared to hinder them.
I dismounted and made my way over as quickly as I could. So Théoden had fallen. That was evil news, but not entirely unexpected. Yet who was this maiden?
Her golden hair fell around her pale face, and her sword arm lay crumpled against her chest. For such innocence to suffer so seemed more grievous than anything I had seen so far. I kissed my hand gently and lowered it to her lips.
Then I pulled back. Her faint breath ruffled through my fingers, and her chest rose and fell. So slight was the motion that I might have missed it, but it was undeniable: the maiden of Rohan lived.
As did my hope.
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Dungeons & Dragons Online
Dungeons & Dragons Online is a 3D Fantasy MMORPG based on the classic D&D tabletop role playing game. Originally released as a subscription based game, Dungeons & Dragons Online is now free-to-play! Chose your class, race, skills, and feats then head off into the legendary city of Stormreach where adventure awaits!
Publisher: Turbine
Playerbase: High
Graphics: High Quality
Type: MMORPG
EXP Rate: Slow
PvP: Duels / Arenas
Filesize: 2.8 GB standard, 3.8 GB high res.
Pros: +Detailed character creation process. +More or less faithful to the D&D 3.5 ruleset. +Fast paced gameplay. +Dungeons can be run solo or with parties.
Cons: -Some races, classes, & areas require payments to access. -Difficult character progression, especially for those unfamiliar with D&D.
Dungeons & Dragons Online Overview
Dungeons & Dragons Online is set in the fictional world of Eberron and remains faithful to the D&D franchise. Everything from geography to gameplay mechanics has been successfully ported from the tabletop game to the online virtual world. Unlike other PC games that use the D&D 3.5 ruleset (such as Neverwinter Nights) combat in Dungeons & Dragons Online is fast-paced and feels more like the style found in action-RPGs; players must left-click to swing their weapon each time. The game world functions similarly to the system used in Guild Wars, where players interact freely in towns but all other areas are instanced. Dungeons are filled with puzzles and traps, which help give the game the same 'feel' as the tabletop role playing game.
Human - The most versatile of races. Humans are fast learners capable of playing as any class. +1 feat during character creation.
Elf - The most ancient race in Eberron. Elves start with higher dexterity (+2) but lower constitution (-2.)
Halfling - Tiny humanoids with high dexterity (+2) but low strength (-2.) Halflings are cunning and use their small size to their advantage in battle.
Dwarf - A sturdy race of cave dwellers. Dwarves have high constitution (+2) but low charisma (-2). They are resistant to poison and many other spells. Dwarves also excel as craftsmen.
Warforged* - A race of automatons originally built for battle. They have high constitution (+2) but suffer from reduced wisdom (-2) and charisma (-2.) Warforged are immune to many effects such as poison, disease, and paralysis.
Drow Elf* - The Drow are the dark cousins of the Elves. They start with high dexterity (+2), intelligence (+2), and charisma (+2) but reduced constitution (-2.)
Melee Classes - Fighter, Barbarian, Paladin, Monk*
Spellcaster Classes - Sorcerer, Cleric, Wizard, Favored Soul*
Specialist Classes - Ranger, Rogue, Bard
* These races/classes must be purchased before they can be selected.
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Dungeons & Dragons Online Review
By, Erhan Altay
I first ran across Dungeons and Dragons (D&D for short) in a comic book shop when I was in grade school. Since then, I've played the venerable tabletop role playing game off and on again in my basement with bags full of dice, pencils, notebooks and plenty of hardcover instruction manuals. I always imagined D&D would make a great video game since almost all fantasy-themed video games already borrowed so much from it. Dozens of high quality games were eventually released based on the D&D franchise, including the Baulder's Gate, Neverwinter Nights, and Icewind Dale series. Unfortunately, all of these titles lacked something that made D&D special – the social experience. You just can't play D&D alone. Finally, in February of 2008, Turbine partnered with Wizards of the Coast to remedy this situation by releasing the MMORPG Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach.
Death & Rebirth
Dungeons & Dragons Online was originally released as a subscription based game where players had to pay $15 a month to access the game. During the time of release this was the standard model in the industry but with World of Warcraft as a direct competitor, things looked grim. Eventually the decision was made to re-launch the game as Dungeons & Dragons Online: Eberron Unlimited which would be free-to-play with optional micropayments as the primary means of revenue. Fortunately, all the content updates that went into the game during its pay-to-play life are included in the newly re-launched version. Major updates to the game are known as modules, and there have been a total of eight thus far. Each module has added new dungeons, quests, items, gameplay fixes and so on. Several new races and classes have been introduced through modules, such as the Monk in module 7. New players do not need to know the history of the game in order to enjoy it, but should be aware that they are experiencing a game that has had years of refinement.
Bring Out the Character Sheets!
One of the most enjoyable activities in tabletop D&D is the process of creating a new character. Players choose their race, class, distribute stat points, skills points, and select their starting feats. The level of customization all these steps left open was mind boggling, and it was possible to spend hours researching the best build. Dungeons & Dragons Online manages to preserve that deep character creation process, but also to streamline it for players who just want to get on with it. There are three types of classes available: Melee, Spell, and Specialist. Ten of the eleven archetypes should be familiar to gamers, with the exception being the "Favored Soul" class. That class (along with the Monk) must be purchased before they can be selected, so new players don't even have to worry about the cleric/sorcerer hybrid. As for races, there are a total of six, though two of them, the Warforged and Drow Elf, must be purchased before use. Each race has unique racial bonuses and flaws which are explained during character creation. The game offers players three predesigned 'paths' for each class, but also allows players to customize their skills and feats on their own. Paths can best be described as specializations. So for example a Ranger can chose to pursue skills and feats that allow him to proficiently duel-wield weapons or to perfect his long ranged bow and arrow use. Even after character creation, players can always switch paths or decide on their own what abilities to learn. The ability to multiclass adds yet another layer of complexity to the game, but new players should just stick to the pre made templates for their first character. Appearance customization is similarly in-depth with plenty of hair, nose, lip, eye, and ear options.
Marooned on Korthos Island
After the intricate character creation process players find themselves shipwrecked on Korthos Island which acts as a newbie area for the first two or three levels. An NPC guides players along a path towards a grotto where they run through a dungeon with an AI party, which includes a cleric, sorcerer, and rogue. A special buff prevents players from dying during this introductory dungeon, but it does serve as a good example of what gameplay is like in Dungeons & Dragons Online. A narrator acts as the 'dungeon master' and provides players with flavor text and instructions as they progress through an adventure. Dungeons generally contain plenty of secret treasures, traps, and optional areas which helps them feel like an authentic D&D adventure. I even had to use my 'search' skill to detect a hidden door during one of the early dungeons. Dungeons & Dragons Online loosely follows the 3.5 D&D rules which, among other things, means players have a limited amount of spells per day. Health points do not regenerate automatically while on an adventure, but players can rest at special rest shrines to restore their hp and daily spell limits.
Real Time Combat
Combat in Dungeons & Dragons Online resembles the gameplay in action-RPGs where players have to click or hold down the left mouse button to swing their weapons. For every swing, ability or spell the game automatically rolls the appropriate dice on the left hand side of the screen to determine whether players hit their target and how much damage they deal. All equipment is labeled in the same fashion as the tabletop game. For example, a long sword might have a damage stat of '1d8′ which means it deals 1-8 damage (plus any stat or ability modifiers) on each successful attack. For melee attacks, the twenty sided dice reigns supreme and players must roll a number that beats the defender's AC (armor class.) Gameplay in D&D Online much more closely resembles Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance for home consoles than it does PCRPGs based on the D&D franchise, such as Neverwinter Nights. Overall, this is a good thing since it makes the game accessible to a broader audience who are more interested in hack & slash than strategy. The fact that dungeons are riddled with puzzles to solve, levers to switch on, and so on also help make the game more attractive to gamers who grew up playing Zelda and other console action-adventure titles.
Instancing & Storytelling
Dungeons & Dragons Online is set in the world of Eberron, which was originally a campaign setting for D&D. What sets Eberron apart from the traditional D&D fantasy landscape is the inclusion of non-medieval technologies such as trains, skyships and mechanical beings. The Warforged race is a good example of this since they were originally automatons constructed by the other races. Throughout their adventures players will encounter factories and other signs of industry, though all of this technology is powered by magic rather than fossil fuels in Eberron. The world itself is structured in a fashion similar to the way Guild Wars structures things. All areas outside towns are instanced for each individual player or party leaving only the towns as true persistent areas where players can interact freely. There are costs and benefits to this system but for D&D Online I feel it makes a good fit. Thick flavor text and lore are key components of any D&D experience and instancing is the only way to accommodate the experience of being the first person to venture into a forgotten cavern. If there were dozens of players already camping the elder gazer spawn, it just wouldn't make much sense. Like with most MMORPGs, players are free to skip the quest dialogue but I would advise against it. There are far fewer 'filler' quests in D&D Online than there are in other MMORPGs. Almost every quest is tied to the 'big picture' of the area you're currently exploring. For example, Kathos Island is beset by several troubles which players slowly learn are interlinked. Dungeons themselves are repeatable and come in four difficulty settings. The easiest method of clearing adventures is the solo mode which is only available to those playing by themselves. From my experience solo dungeons are a bit too easy. I plowed through every monster and boss I encountered and barely ever needed a rest. The rewards available in dungeons increase with the difficulty but the first few dungeons aren't worth repeating since the entire first area serves as more of an introduction to the game than anything else.
Stormreach & Beyond
After clearing things up in Korthos Island, players are free to set sail towards Stormreach where more adventures await. Free players can experience the bulk of content available in Stormreach and its vicinity but additional adventure supplements must be purchased from the D&D Store with Turbine points. There are several in-game methods of earning Turbine points (such as hitting certain levels), so with persistence players can slowly unlock additional content. Players start with 50 points and can purchase additional points in amounts of 400, 900, 1500, and 5000. Discounts are given for volume with $6.25 buying 400 points and $49.99 yielding 5000. New classes & races cost around 590 points while adventure packs cost anywhere from 800-1000 points. New players won't need to worry about purchasing new content for a long time since there are plenty of adventures to be had in Stormreach. The maximum level in Dungeons & Dragons Online is 20 which sounds low but the game has done a good job of breaking each level into various 'ranks' to keep the pacing tolerable. Additionally, the game throws plenty of equipment rewards your way with the completion of quests, so your character's growth is always noticeable. Besides raiding dungeons, players can participate in PvP which was added in module 3. Besides challenging one another to duels, players can participate in all-out brawls in local taverns, which have free-for-all rings similar to the arenas found in the original EverQuest in towns like Qeynos. Even with these features, Dungeons & Dragons Online is not a PvP game, but having some competitive options never hurts.
Final Verdict: Excellent
Dungeons & Dragons Online is a high quality MMORPG with plenty of content to explore. The game has done a wonderful job converting the classic tabletop role playing adventure into a virtual world. Narrated storytelling, hundreds of instanced dungeons, and a comprehensive character progression process make D&D Online a must try MMORPG.
Dungeons & Dragons Online Videos
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Dungeons & Dragons Online Character Creation
Dungeons & Dragons Online Tutorial Part 1
Dungeons & Dragons Online Tutorial Part 2
Dungeons & Dragons Online Gameplay Trailer
Dungeons & Dragons Online Links
Dungeons & Dragons Online Official Site
Dungeons & Dragons Online System Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
OS: Windows XP / Vista
CPU: P4 1.6GHz or AMD equivalent
HDD: 3 GB for standard, 5GB for High-Def
Graphics Card: GeForce FX 5200 or Radeon 7600 64 MB
Recommended Specifications:
OS: Windows Vista / XP
CPU: Pentium 4 3.0GHz or AMD equivalentor or better
RAM: 1024 MB (1GB) or more
HDD: 8.0 GB Free
Graphics Card: GeForce FX 5600 / Radeon 9550 128MB or better
Dungeons & Dragons Online Articles
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With the release of U24's Heart of Madness, Dungeons and Dragons Online flings open the gates to Xoriat, the Realm of Madness, home of the Daelkyr, the Lords of Madness.
- Dungeons & Dragons Online Update 23 Preview – Mark of Death - Posted on September 11, 2014
Sitting down to press events is always a fun experience. The developers come out of their cubicles and talk about the game, show off some features to the press, and quite often act a bit awkward in the process. It's cute. The DDO devs are nothing if not earnest performers, and clearly love their game and the setting it takes place in.
- DDO Update 22 – Pirates of the Thunder Sea Dev Preview - Posted on May 23, 2014
Turbine offers an inside look at Dungeon and Dragons Online's 22nd Update, Pirates of the Thunder Sea, improving guild airships and introducing the swashbuckler.
- Turbine Hit With Layoffs - Posted on February 13, 2014
Turbine, publisher of several massively multiplayer games including Infinite Crisis, has confirmed layoffs within the company.
- DDO Update 21 Dev Preview - Posted on February 11, 2014
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Our main result is that a finitely generated nilpotent group has no isometric action on an infinite-dimensional Hilbert space with dense orbits. In contrast, we construct such an action with a finitely generated metabelian group.
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Last week on Nashville, all of our friends exercised their right to some good ol' passive aggressive bitchiness. But last night, for the first time, honesty was flowing from everyone's veins faster than Juliette could get her top off. People were speaking their mind left and right — for better or worse — and it was just beautiful. The turn from phony to truthful is perhaps just what we needed to get back on a drama-filled course.
The Deacon and Rayna Juliette Story
Remember way back when when Deacon and Juliette had a fling of sorts and then he helped her mom check herself into rehab? That seems like ages ago, but it wasn't. It was only a bit ago and the fire is still burning. Well, sort of. What hasn't faded at all is the friendship that these two sordid souls formed over a shared disturbing history. Juliette's mom is out of rehab for a brief time, and Deacon is there to be her shoulder. He knows the pain of both sides and wants to be her support. It's all very nice. Deacon invited Juliette's mom to the tour party to celebrate Juliette and Rayna, and although Juliette was all skeptical about bringing her mom into a room filled with booze and fancy people — as she should be — she conceded. The three of them went hand-in-hand, and surprisingly mama Barnes was well-behaved. What Juliette couldn't stand was that everyone — including her mom — was paying more attention to Rayna than to her. RANYA, RANYA , RANYA!, she screamed over and over again in her hairsprayed head. Deacon was also affected by Rayna's power, as he nearly turned to the bottle. But it wasn't just about Rayna — a magazine article from his short-lived tour just hit stands, and it did not say nice things about him. Nothing nice at all. He was wallowing in his pain when Rayna stopped by his house to check in on him. Instead of beating around the banter bush, the two really got right at it. Deacon told Rayna that he was not her responsibility anymore, and then proceeded to blame her for all that's f***ed. He told her she gave up on him when he was in rehab, and that he thought they were going to get married. She told him that she didn't know that the fifth time was going to work. That she was tired of waiting. It was the most honest conversation the two have had, and it was definitely a long time coming. After more word vomit, Rayna walked away defeated, and Deacon slammed the door behind him. Fast-forward to Dea sitting in his disheveled room, contemplating going down the rabbit hole again. When Juliette was sitting with him, trying to be helpful, he told her that he only got better for Rayna. Juliette told him straight that Rayna seemed like the last thing he needs right now. He agreed to join Juliette's band, and next thing we know, he's on a plane with her and Rayna leaving for the next leg of the tour. Let the drama ensue.
The Rayna and Teddy Story
When are these two going to give it up? The whole thing. Yes, Teddy is cute in a buttoned-up sort of way, but he's a liar and a cheater and, well, he just doesn't have the stubbled cheek Rayna's going for these days. She's been all into her new "partner" — Liam something or other. He's like a younger Deacon, but even cuter. She's tempted by his dark eyes and power, but she does have a moral compass. That she does. But what she and Teddy didn't do this episode was tiptoe around their problems. She told Teddy that she's staying with him, even through his lies and deceit, even though she was waiting for Deacon to recover at one point. (Even though one of her daughters is Deacons?!) Everything appeared to be fine, or at least manageable, until Teddy saw Deacon hopping on the tour plane. He knows what's coming. It's just a matter of time.
The Scarlett and Gunnar Story
These two might as well be a married couple. You can tell because they've started bickering. Scarlett was being offered a part in a band, which she wanted Gunnar to be a part of, but he's just happy writing songs in their laundry room, or something. He's not ready to commit to anything, especially considering his fugitive brother is missing somewhere, with his damn guitar. It's real-life problems that he doesn't feel Scarlett can handle. But he tried. He really, really tried to explain the situation to her. Of course, the second he attempted to do so, the quivering lip came out and she pouted and ran away. God, is she annoying. Gunnar obviously likes her, or wants to bone — one of the two — but she isn't making it easy by playing Lady Madonna. Does she own anything but white? Come ON. So, the two are at a standstill. Gunnar is going to have to figure out his brother drama on his own and until then, Scar will be practicing musical rounds by herself in the mirror, brushing her hair 100 times.
The Avery Story
Oh, Avery. Poor, poor Avery. He just wants to be noticed! Our choker friend showed his vulnerable side this episode, when he tried to interact with Juliette. Because his band left him and his cougar manager sucks, he needed backup. He went to Juliette at the tour party, but she could not care less. His glistening eyes and porcelain skin and baby voice don't do it for her. He couldn't even get a few words out before she flat-out said she had never heard of him. Burn. Avery put his head down, Eeyore-style, and moped around for the rest of the party. Juliette won't talk to him, Scarlett won't talk to him, the cougar won't even sleep with him anymore for Christ's sake. He was having a bad day. All he could do was drive around, blasting music, thinking about all of his failures and the pathetic road he's taken. He's got no girl, no music and his hair is starting to look repulsively greasy. And it seems his disaster of a life is just beginning.
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GPS vehicle tracking systems have a wide variety of applications. These devices tend are classed as either 'Past Track' or 'Real Time' systems. The difference lies in the accessibility and availability of the data from the unit.
Past Track - sometimes referred to as 'history loggers' are used to store the
data about a vehicles direction, distance, speed, length of stops, etc
to the unit's internal flash memory, which can later be retrieved
from the vehicle and the information can be downloaded for
review. Advancements in Past Track devices now mean that they use integrated Bluetooth
technology, where the data can also be transferred wirelessly to a nearby laptop
without the need to retrieve the actual unit from the vehicle.
Real Time - used monitor and track a vehicles
movements live as the action actually happens. The data is quickly uploaded
to a secure server, which in turn translates the information to a
tracking console which can be viewed in full colour. The data is
transferred instantaneously, so you don't
miss a beat! This type of tracking can be securely accessed by
computer, PDA or mobile phone. This is generally much
more visual and detailed, and tends to be the more popular option for consumers.
Real Time - whilst being more expensive - do have distinct advantages over
Past Track units. For example, if you need to deploy a system to deter
theft and improve the chances of recovering your stolen car, then a Past
Track unit is not the correct solution because the tracker is stolen
along with the car - doh! Real Time versions are the perfect
choice if you need to know where your stolen car is the moment it is
taken, and you can then direct the Police with accurate detail or give
them temporary access to your tracking console in order for them to act
more efficiently.
These types of location systems can also be invaluable general motoring aids. Motorists have used the data gathered to successfully prove that their asset was traveling at a drastically different speed than that reported by police radar guns. One court case using data enabled a motorist to demonstrate that he was traveling at 45 mph (within the speed limit) and not the 62 mph the police officer noted on the citation. Today's systems are so advanced that battery life can exceed many weeks and even months before a recharge is required.
All the above information is only a general insight as there are so many vehicle tracking devices to choose from, each with their own functionality.
With the increasing popularity of car tracking devices there may be a growing question as to their legality. Provided you install a unit whether that be a wired or magnetic that you own for the purposes of theft deterrence and recovery, there is no issue at all. Equally, you may install or attach to any vehicle or asset to monitor its mileage, or track movements for the safety of your employees.
It is advised to best inform the user of any vehicle, be that your company car, fleet vehicle, or valuable asset that a tracking device is installed however, there is no legal requirement to do this.
In covert applications, for example cases where spouse infidelity is suspected or you may be a private investigator (PI) tracking the movements of serious criminals then this may be seen as an invasion of privacy. Laws in the UK are less proscriptive than in the USA when it comes to the invasion of privacy however, even in the USA, the Supreme Court ruled that when you drive on a public street you do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy.
Generally, there does not appear to be a problem with using such devices even in a covert way providing you have installed the device in a public place and not on an individuals property and did not commit a crime by installing it (e.g. breaking into the car, tapping into the car's power supply, altering the car's driving characteristics, etc.). It appears that installing a car monitoring device in your teenage sons car or placing in your child's school bag does not seem to violate any law in the UK.
Evidence obtained from such covert surveillance may also be admissible in court but its relative weight and power will most likely be decided by individual judges. On its own, it is most likely to be considered circumstantial but as supporting and corroborative evidence, it could prove very persuasive.


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It seems as though the Rolling Stones' bad boy ways aren't quite a thing of the past. Guitarist Mick Taylor, who was a nightly special guest on the band's recently wrapped 50 & Counting Tour, revealed that he was actually in the process of cleaning up when "The Greatest Rock N' Roll Band In The Word" came calling again. Taylor admitted to Classic Rock magazine, "I was actually in rehab for 35 days, and I kind of got shanghai'd out of there on to the stage. I would've done it anyway. I can only say that playing with them for 11 minutes each night re-energized me as a human being and as a performer."
Taylor, who replaced Brian Jones in the Stones in 1969 while the Stones founder was still alive, played on such legendary albums as Let It Bleed, Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out, Sticky Fingers, Exile On Main Street, Goat's Head Soup, and It's Only Rock N' Roll. He spoke frankly to us about his time working with the Stones: "By the time we did our first American tour in 1969, I was well integrated into the band and it just progressed from there. If there's one thing that I -- not actually regret -- but that I have a lot of confusion about and mixed memories about, it's my departure in 1974, which had a lot to do with my own personal life. And also, by 1974, we were floundering a little bit. We weren't playing live as much. We were spending most of our time trying to make It's Only Rock N' Roll, which was the last album I played on."
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Fleetwood Mac Announces 2013 Tour
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Fleetwood Mac has just announced it's first set of dates since 2009, taking in 34 stops between the beginning of April and the middle of June -- with more shows still to be added. The band -- Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, Mick Fleetwood, and John McVie -- will kick off the tour on April 4th in Columbus, Ohio, and -- as of now -- wrap things up on June 12th in Detroit. The band reconvenes for rehearsals on February 15th.
Lindsey Buckingham told Rolling Stone, "We always have to play 'Dreams,' 'Rhiannon,' 'Don't Stop,' 'Tusk,' 'Big Love,' 'Landslide' and all our most famous songs. When you've gone through all your must-do's, that's 75 percent of your potential setlist. I think with the other 25 percent there are areas of our catalog that are more under-explored. Maybe we'll play more songs from Tusk. I'd also like to see an extended middle portion of the show that's just me and Stevie. This is just me talking from the top of my head. For now, I have no particular vision of what this tour is going to be."
Stevie Nicks went on to say, "We actually have two new Fleetwood Mac songs that I cut with Lindsey two weeks ago we might play. I had a really good time working with him for four days at his house. I got to hang out with his family and his kids, his grown up kids, and really connect with him again. We're pretty proud of what we have done, and we're looking at it through the eyes of wisdom now, instead of through the eyes of jealousy and resentment and anger."
She went on to say that overseas dates are also in the works for next year: "If everything goes will we'll be in Europe doing festivals this summer. Then we'll actually tour Europe, which is different than just doing festivals. Then we might do fifteen or so shows in Australia."
Stevie Nicks told us that 2013 is the perfect time for Fleetwood Mac to once again re-group: "Next year will be the 'Year of Fleetwood Mac.' And the day before yesterday wasn't the 'Year of Fleetwood Mac.' It's like a party, y'know, when I plan a party, I want it to be really special and I want it to be thought out -- and that's what this is. It's going to be very thought out and very planned and it's going to be great because of that. And we're all going to be really excited to see each other, because, y'know, we haven't been hanging out for the last three years."
Mick Fleetwood feels that no matter how many years and solo projects Fleetwood Mac squeeze in between group work, their core connection has never been weakened: "I think certainly Stevie and Lindsey, who are sort of more involved in their own careers in terms of singing and songwriting, etc. and have their own bands-- To me, Fleetwood Mac -- for my experience -- when we walk into a room and we haven't played actively for two, three years -- immediately everything is stripped away. The chemistry and the joining of those people, immediately you turn around and you go, 'That's what this is about.'"
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Crocuses and daffodils assure us that spring truly is here, in spite of a few lingering snowflakes and the damp chill of these transitional days. And the calendar confirms that it's time to start seeds for transplanting the minute the danger of frost has melted away. Get planting plans, instructions, advice and inspiration for all your garden dreams in these helpful resources.
Barbara Pleasant recommends gardening in the bag in Starter Vegetable Gardens: 24 no-fail plans for small organic gardens. Instead of digging or tilling a large bed, she shows how to lay out 40-lb bags of topsoil, cut out the top layer of plastic, punch drainage holes, fertilize, and plant seeds for an abundant crop of vegetables. Pleasant, the editor of Mother Earth News, presents designs and schedules for starting small and slowly expanding the variety and volume of vegetables in order to keep work manageable. Handy information on deciding what to grow and how to schedule planting, vegetable varieties, planting and care, seed sources, and more make this an excellent book to read from cover to cover. The beautiful photographs are large and clear, perfectly illustrating Pleasant's directions. Any new gardener, or experienced gardener looking for new ideas or ways to simplify planting plans, could benefit from this guide.
The Vegetable Gardener's Bible by Edward C. Smith promotes wide rows, organic methods, raised beds, and deep soil, recalled with the mnemonic W-O-R-D. The 10th anniversary edition of this helpful guide includes copious photographs, and an extensive directory of vegetables and herbs, including several which might be unfamiliar, e.g., claytonia (miner's lettuce), edamame (soybean), orach (mountain spinach). This is packed full of useful charts and directions, and is an outstanding go-to resource for all gardeners.
Parents who want to encourage a love of gardening in their children could do no better than to consult The Family Kitchen Garden: how to plant, grow, and cook together by Karen Liebreich, Jutta Wagner, and Annette Wendland. In addition to planting techniques and directory information, which here also includes fruits, this guide presents a month-by-month section detailing for each month what to sow, plant, do, harvest, eat, and create. Helpful charts and gorgeous photographs add to the appeal of this guide.
Seed Sowing and Saving: step-by-step techniques for collecting and growing more than 100 vegetables, flowers, and herbs by Carole B. Turner has detailed instructions for sowing and harvesting seed, and good line drawings.
Plants respond readily, like a good many dull people, to the right company, to paraphrase a comment in The Joy of Cooking. For lists of felicitous pairings to make, as well as unfortunate ones to avoid, consult Carrots Love Tomatoes and Roses Love Garlic by Louise Riotte. Riotte (1909-1998) wrote with warmth and wit from her Oklahoma garden of American folk wisdom and gardening lore.
Gardening magazines to consult include Organic Gardening, American Gardener, Fine Gardening, and Horticulture, in addition to Mother Earth News.
Additional learning opportunities in the area to consider are the Master Gardener training program through Virginia Cooperative Extension (988-4050) and the Mid-Atlantic Garden Faire presented by the Washington County Master Gardeners April 15-17 at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center in Abingdon (www.gardenfaire.net).
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I hope they contribute back to the Linux community.
Phoronix: ROSA Server, A New Russian Red Hat Enterprise Clone
ROSA, a Moscow-based software development company focusing upon open-source software projects, has today announced RELS. The ROSA Enterprise Linux Server is yet another clone of Red Hat Enterprise Linux...
I hope they are not just leeching of Red Hat.
I hope they contribute back to the Linux community.
I welcome our future overlords.
I welcome the three US-propaganda brainwashed commentators above!
ROSA (eng. for "dew") is a company that won the government subsidy to build "national OS", which includes educational and public terminals.
It is similar to Pardus in Turkey and LiMux in Germany.
Of course they contribute back.
Or you claim Calculate is stealing from Gentoo?
You are way too pessimistic, government contracts are used for moving money from the public budget into private pockets everywhere in the world. And while part of what they are doing might be this, they seem to actually want to create a serious distribution, otherwise that would have went for Gnome on both server and desktop as Gnome is the only DE truly supported in RHEL. I'm actually looking forward to another desktop enterprise distro, especially a KDE based one.
ROSA's desktop distro is Mandriva-based, and from what I understand, ROSA actively contributed upstream before Mandriva began to unravel on the corporate side, at which point ROSA's desktop distro formally forked.