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The game was pretty fun too, haven't heard of it before. There's even a 64bit build!
Phoronix: Indie Game Studio Amazed At Linux Sales
Koonsolo Games, an independent game studio that developed Mystic Mine, is amazed at the rate which Linux users are purchasing their game. We know that Linux gamers are excited for new games, but Koonsolo has released figures showing the proportion of Linux gamers to those on Windows and Mac OS X...
The game was pretty fun too, haven't heard of it before. There's even a 64bit build!
Good. Linux users are heavily ignored by the mainstream studios and really an untapped market. I wonder what actual sales numbers are and if a small group of developers could make a living leveraging linux users first, still releasing a cross platform product.
I dont buy games anymore that won't run on linux and only use wine for work purposes. I wonder how many users like me are out there waiting for something.
Sure, sometimes I wish I had something different to play but then I remember that games should be a pass time and maybe there is something more important I could be doing.
Big commercial game developers have already saturated windows game market with big names and titles. For indie developers it is easier to get sales from platforms where competition for gamers time is not that hard which pretty much explains the result. Indie devs often make very good games, too often they just get lost on the sea of Internet. This was first time I've heard of that game, looks fun though.
I don't think i'll bought many games for windows though.
I wonder how many of windows users are not installing Linux just because "there is not enough games". I guess they are many. The most difficult is to break the circle that say from users "I don't switch to linux because there is quite no games" and from studios that say "we don't port for linux because there is no users to buy our port". And we can also can anticipate that probably not so many people will switch to linux just for a single game that they can play on windows. Linux really needs exclusive AAA title, as they do on consoles. Exclusive titles are platform sellers. But no-one will take that risk on a AAA game that could least 2 or 3 years development for a team of 50 people. The change will come slowly, and such news are great news of changes. Perhaps will it help big studios porting more games to linux. What is the % of various platforms for Heroes of Newerth ? Does S2 has/want to give that information ?
In the last few years a ton of highly praised games were done by indie or low-budjet studios. Things like Galaxy Wars and World of Goo are well known examples. While these types of games don't always get Linux ports, I hope that starts to change due to the success of other games.


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Austin, TX — Representative Todd Smith (R-District 92); Representative Rob Eissler (R-District 15); Alan Steen, Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) Administrator; and Shannon Adams, field director with The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, a national not-for-profit organization funded by distillers dedicated to fighting drunk driving and underage drinking, arrived at the Texas State Capitol today to showcase a national public education and awareness campaign. The demonstration concludes a week-long South Texas University tour co-sponsored by the TABC. The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility's national bilingual effort is a response to research demonstrating that seven out of ten adults report that they do not know the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for driving in their own state.
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"According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, there were 1,709 alcohol-related traffic fatalities in Texas in 2003, a decrease of nearly 6 percent. Sadly, 342 of those fatalities were among youth under 21. These numbers are far too high," said Alan Steen, TABC Administrator. "I am encouraged that The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility has made it a priority to bring this program to Texas. We must continue to work together to reduce the number of lives lost."
"There were far too many lives lost in Texas last year due to drunk driving. Awareness programs like the Blood Alcohol Educator are important because they remind Texans about the dangerous consequences of drunk driving," said Representative Smith.
"Underage drinking combined with driving is an American tragedy," said Eissler.
"Driving across the country in the BAE van provides us with a personal approach to educating Americans about the dangers of drunk driving, and for those individuals under the age of 21, the only decision is not to drink," said Shannon Adams of The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility.
The user-friendly vehicle converts into an interactive cyber-café that includes three computer terminals which allow visitors to use the BAE CD-ROM to estimate their BAC level based on gender, weight and the type and number of drinks consumed at the BAE CD-ROM's virtual bar. In addition to reflecting a person's BAC level, the CD-ROM includes a virtual clock that demonstrates how long it will take for an individual's BAC level to return to .00.
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THIBODAUX, LA (NBC33) — Headlines about the most negative aspects of life seem to saturate daily discussions. However, a local law enforcement agency begins each day with a positive message, and it's an effort they say is improving the department's relationship with the community while gaining attention around the globe.
"We decided that we're going to post positive message on our social media platforms each day," David Melancon, Thibodaux Police Department, said. "It could be anything. It could just be our daily duties – what we do day in and day out."
Last month, a "Good News of the Day" post went viral. It was a photo of a fellow law enforcement officer working at the Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office that included a message of hope.
"He was diagnosed with leukemia. It was very aggressive and he stayed positive the entire time," Melancon explained. "The most amazing thing was the day he got the news that the cancer was no longer in his body. He took a picture with a sign that said 'I beat cancer' and he sent me the picture personally. The next day I was so excited for him that I told the Chief about it and he said we should post it to our Facebook page with a prayer."
In less than a month the photo has gained over 326,000 likes, more than 2,700 shares, and just under 6,000 comments.
"The comments, the likes, the views – they were coming in so fast our notifications couldn't keep up," Melancon said with a laugh. "We were amazed. It's a beautiful thing to see so many people supporting this officer."
The text accompanying the photo said "Praise God! Our brother found out yesterday that he has been healed of cancer. He went to the doctor, and no trace of leukemia could be found in his body! God is a HEALER!"
"When you're talking about a government agency, you would think people do not want it to give praise to God due to separation of church and state," Melancon admitted. "But the top three posts on our Facebook page have included a prayer and we get great feedback from the public."
In this case, the post was well received due to its inspirational message.
"I went back and read all the comments and many of them were saying things like I have a brother, sister or daughter with cancer and I hope they can hold the same sign one day," Melancon said. "We want people in the community to know that this officer, he overcame it, so if you have a family member going through the same thing, there's hope. There's always hope."
Sharing the real struggles of those who work to serve the community is the greater goal of the department's social media campaign.
"Everything we post to social media is because of a strategy," Melancon noted. "Our ultimate goal is to have accountability and transparency with the community. We want the public to have an inside view of our department.
"Typically when you read about the police, it's usually something negative. We want people to know that's a small percentage. Although there are some officers who need disciplinary action, the truth is that the vast majority of our officers serve with duty and honor."
The traditional model for a public communication department in a law enforcement agency is to restrict officers from talking to media outlets as a means of containing information. However, under Chief Scott Silverii, that model for the Thibodaux Police Department is becoming a thing of the past.
"I always preach that you have to manage your message. That message isn't just the chief being a talking head for the department, it has to be a message shared by the entire organization," Chief Silverii explained. "Our commitment is to make ourselves accessible and accountable to the community we serve.
"Reports show that only 40 percent of people report crimes," he added. "If social media helps us close the gap of victimization going unreported, that will help achieve our ultimate goal."
Showing the officers as real people living in the community is one way in which they hope to bridge that gap.
"Our next move is to create a blog site," Chief Silverii said. "We're going to have our officers contribute 500 words on why they do what they do. We want to hear about the job in their words."
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ENDLESS hard work at Chaddesley Corbett over the last couple of seasons has seen the point-to-point course become one of the best in the country, highlighted once again by the huge level of entries for the Harkaway meeting.
With an entry list exceeding 220, there is the distinct possibility that several races will need dividing for the meeting that takes place on Friday, December 28 (first race 11am).
The Ladies Open is a qualifier for the AGA Final at Stratford in June and could see the reappearance of Billvoddan, who won in 2011 and was runner-up last year.
Philip Rowley's Bridgnorth trained gelding won at this meeting in 2012 and had Sagalyrique behind him that day, but the latter scored a facile win at Cottenham three weeks ago and may just hold the fitness advantage this time around.
Sagalyrique's owner Angela Rucker could partner Kicks for Free who has not been out since suffering an injury at Larkhill last January. If he can avoid problems he will make a bold bid in the final.
Anshan was backed into favouritism prior to his win at Barbury and it would be no surprise if the Joe O'Shea trained gelding scored a follow up success, although he will find it more difficult in this company.
Overlut is a confirmed front runner, as is Picaroon although he blotted his copybook by refusing to start at Wadebridge recently. You can also add the prolific Lady Myfanwy to the equation.
Vic Venturi is an interesting entry having won numerous races across the Irish Sea and was purchased for a significant sum over the summer. It will be interesting to see how he fares in his first outing for Stephen Rea's Belbroughton stable.
The winner of the opening Conditions race will take some sorting. Local hopes rest with Mister Watzisname who runs in the colours of trainer Theresa Morris.
Ashtown Boy, Ice Cool Benny, Over the Phone and Up There all have winning form between the flags, with the latter finishing runner-up in this contest last year.
Keel Road, Made in Japan and Le Burf have had their limitations exposed under rules but that does not mean they cannot be successful between the flags.
Nobby Kivambo put in a scintillating performance over course and distance last year and if a repeat performance could be guaranteed that would be a licence to print money. Things are never that simple though as he got no further than the second fence at Barbury recently so is out to retrieve his reputation.
Oedipe won numerous races in the north 12 months ago prior to his purchase by Rhys Jenkins who then placed him in the care of Nicky Sheppard at Eastnor. It may take his new connections a race or two to find out what he is capable of but it would not be a major surprise if he turned up trumps.
The Restricted was one of the races divided last year and it could suffer the same fate 12 months later. Prof D'Isle is returning after along absence, while Rosemore Déjà vu, Roseyroo, Trouble Digger, Mr Trump and Ease and Grace all have winning form in Maidens.
Music of the Morn, Pillbox, Irish Lace and Gioiello look above average for this type of race and it would be a surprise if the winner did not come from this quartet.
Dave and Julie Mansell have suffered a bout of seconditus so far this season and will be looking to Music of the Morn to put that statistic right. Pillbox runs in the colours of Diana Williams and success for this one would help her daughter Jane start on her way to retaining her National Title.
Irish Lace finally got her act together when scoring at Upper Sapey so a follow up success should not be long in coming. There was a lot to admire about Gioiello's win at Barbury and it will take a good one to beat Robert Chuggs Droitwich bred mare.
The Men's Open is also full of quality with the entry including such quality performers as De Forgotten Man, Findlays Find, Fortview, Gerrard, Offshore Account, On Borrowed Wings, last years Dudley Cup winner Rosies Peacock and Rumbavu.
Cottage Oak victory at Barbury earmarked him as a potential winner of this race, while it will be interesting to see how Damman fares after an abortive season under Rules last year.
Two Maidens finish the card, the first a Non-Rules variety. It really is a lottery picking Maiden winners at this time of the season, but Beths Star, Fiddle Faddle, Larking Around, and Gooseberry Hill have as good a chance as any.
Beths Star has been placed on numerous occasions but it is worrying that she has not yet got her head in front, while Larking Around's form leaves something to be desired but all the family have improved with age and that gives cause for optimism.
Gooseberry Hill comes from the always to be feared Williams yard, while the meeting could have a royal runner in the shape of HRH Princess Royal's Fiddle Faddle who was travelling well until falling here last February and Zara Phillips has a good record with her point-to-pointers.
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Jordyn Wieber -- who went on to Olympic glory in London -- won the women's all-around title at last year's national championships in St. Louis.
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A Sioux Falls filmmaker plans to turn back the clock on Dell Rapids' historic main street in April when his movie crew shoots a movie set in the 1930s.The Dell Rapids City Council approved Dalton Coffey's request for a two-day film shoot the weekend of April 27 and April 28, which will require 4th Street from Ladella Avenue to Garfield Ave to be closed to traffic.The council also approved the closures on portions of Ladelle and Orleans avenues along main street to accommodate the filmmakers.Coffey, 25, said because the movie is a short film set in the 1930s, the historic feel of Dell Rapids' main street made Dells the perfect match for the film.Coffey said he will be contacting businesses on main street to discuss signage and frontage issues that might need to be resolved in order to ensure no modern objects or displays make their way into the film.The streets slated for closure will be barricaded from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. both days of filming.
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This Stainless Front Gas Grill Is a Backyard Culinary Beauty
With 788 square inches of cooking space, 67,000 BTUs of grilling power and a built-in smoker, the Kenmore 6 Burner Stainless Front Gas Grill does just about everything but cook the steaks for you - but, then, you wouldn't want to miss out on all the fun. This beauty is just a blast, with its multiple grilling zones and a side burner that lets you keep side dishes on track. A folding side shelf gives you extra room to work, too. You can grill and smoke at the same time, so let your imagination run wild when it comes to menu combinations.
This Stainless Front Gas Grill is as great for convenience and clean-up as it is for showing off your culinary skills. Bottom cabinets and a built-in drawer provide room to store your grilling necessities, while built-in hooks offer a handy place to stash your tools. The enameled grids provide easy-to-clean durability, while a pull-out grease tray and cup offer quick access for clean-up.
- The Kenmore 6 Burner Stainless Front Gas Grill is a serious piece of equipment for chefs who are serious about their food. With 685 square inches of cooking space, a total of 67,000 BTUs of power, a smoker and a side burner, the grill has the room and capability to cook just about anything you want
- With a powder-coated finish, which resists rust and wear, on the body and control panel, plus durable porcelain enameled cooking grids and lid, this grill is built to last
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The grill heats up and hold it temperature well, i haven't used the smoker yet but i will soon. If you decide to get this beware of flare ups and always clean the grease trap regularly. I almost burnt my house down using it (it was under the eaves ) i used to have a KitchenAid Natural Gas grill that didn't require emptying the grease as often so i guess i was expecting the same performance. Now i have it away from the house It cooks evenly meat evenly and we have enjoyed using it for the past 8 months.
Rochdale, MA
We paid a lot for this so we could conserve space by having the smoker attached. We love the look, but even soaked wood chips catch fire after about 5 minutes with the vent shut. Quite frankly, it seems like an incomplete untested design. No water container, even though it is mentioned in the manual. The smoker stays around 280 degrees, which is over by about 50 degrees(more once the chips catch fire). The grill works great, but didn't we spend about $500 extra for the smoker? For the price, should we have to "find" a way to make it work by buying extra parts? I know why it was available for only 1 year. Kudos to whoever designed the outside and a pox on those who designed the smoker. We really wish it would work as something other than a grill and fireplace.
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I love the smoker and the 6 burner grill has lots of spaces and takes under 30 mins to assemble it is straightforward as the grill comes 90% pre-assembled only have to attach the plates for the smoker, and attach the foldable rest area of the top. Amazing price and serious equipment for all grill lovers cant go wrong with this
Paramus, NJ
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Grill works great, however I had the same problem as SmokinNJ with the smoker temp. I ended up buying a stainless steel pan, about 4 inches deep, and put it on the shelf above the wood chip box. Using it as a water pan, I was able to keep the temp around 200 by just adding water every few hours.
Teaneck, NJ
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I bought this grill about a month ago on-line and picked it up at my local sears. The grill was easy to setup and has plenty of surface space for large backyard BBQ's. As a Smoker it has been a bit of a failure. Although the construction of the box is solid which prevents excess smoke form escaping the chamber I have been unable to maintain a smoker temp under 300, this makes it useless as a smoker since most of the meats cook best between 200 - 250. For grilling this unit works great. Even temperature and minimal flare ups. Plenty of room for grilling small or large items. Steaks, Chicken, Sausage all come out delicious on this grill. I am going to reach out to Sears to see if they offer a different regulator or other option that would allow the Smoker to run at the proper temps.
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This grill is a tank! It's massive and wonderful. Tons of storage and cooking area, including the 6 burners, the side burner, and the smoker. Assembly was easier than getting dressed in the morning and the quality of the grill seems very high. I was between this grill and a Weber Genesis e-330 and the options don't compare....and I saved about $150. You'll love it!
Langhorne, PA
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This is a great grill. Besides looking impressive, the grill is huge and works great. Assembly was a breeze - approx. 30 minutes to assembly. Most of the grill was assembled already. The smoker is a decent size and works great. THis grill is well worth the money. I would recommend this to anyone who is looking for a large upscale grill.
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I'm giving it 3 stars because even though I had a bad experience doesn't mean everyone will. I'll start off by saying the grill looks really nice.The smoker is small though. The wood chip box was small, and there is no container for water. The grill was delivered yesterday. We got it out of the box to find dents, scratches, and burn marks. After calling sears, they said they could send us a replacement. We decided we wanted to try the grill before we had a replacement sent to make sure we liked it. After getting it assembled, we turned it on to let it warm up. The flames started flickering. Getting really high then going back down to normal. (Sorry about my ignorance, I do not know much about this, but guys will probably understand what I'm talking about.) We looked in the back, and the whole hose was froze, and it was leaking propane bad. We immediately shut it off. The temperature gauge was also stuck.
Pleasant Garden, NC
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Just purchased this grill online and was delivered in 3 days. Assembly was very simple, took a total of 1-1/2 hours. The grill looks great! Its huge! I was hesitant to purchase this without seeing the size of the smoker first hand, but went to Sears and looked at some similar grills, so we could estimate how large the smoker might me. We are pleasantly surprised at how big the smoker unit is. It will fit plenty of ribs, a pork roast, etc. The unit heats up fast and with the 6 burners you have tons of room for your meats and veggies. The top rack is plenty big too for potatoes, etc. We grilled ribeyes and chicken wings the first night and had no flare ups. They both cooked up perfect! 2nd night we grilled chicken breasts and again, no flare-ups, came out tender and juicy! We love all the extra options this grill offers, plus it looks great!! Great service from Sears too! UPDATE: smoked a 9lb pork BBQ in the smoker and it was awesome! Temperature stayed steady all day!
Vero Beach, FL
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I ordered it on-line on Tuesday and selected Friday for delivery. It was delivered the first thing on Friday morning and I had no problem with the little assembly that was required. That afternoon I smoked a whole chicken it the smoker part of the grill and it was wonderful. I did have a problem with the temperature gauge located on the main grill. It would reach a certain point and the tip of the needle would drag on the scale and would hang up. Friday, I called the number listed for missing parts and explained the problem with the gauge and they said that they would send out a new gauge. In Mondays mail I received the new gauge. Very nice people to deal with if you have a problem. Since then, I have baked biscuits in the main grill using 4 of the burners on their lowest settings and the biscuits turned out great Also have used the outside burner with my wok. I don't have natural gas available where I live so this will be my main way of cooking in the future. GREAT GRILL.
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July 12, 2013 4:30 AM | Author: ANDREW THOMAS
Andrew Thomas is Executive in Residence at the Energy Policy Center of the Levin College of Urban Affairs at Cleveland State University.
Last week we hosted in our offices at Cleveland State University a shale fact-finding contingent from Ukraine, which was investigating the development of shale in Ohio. My colleague in the Energy Policy Center at CSU, Iryna Lendel, had just returned from a lengthy shale research assignment in Ukraine, and had warned me to expect hostility from this group toward hydraulic fracturing. She was right.
Even though our presentation was supposed to be about the economics of shale development, we kept coming back to the environmental risks, and there were plenty of animated discussions.
The Ukrainians understand the fundamental issue: balancing environmental risk against economic value. They also understand that it is not enough to simply dismiss fracking as too dangerous without considering what the risks are for alternatives to meet our energy requirements.
Studying Ohio makes sense in making this assessment: both regions are dependent upon cheap natural gas to fuel their economies. Both regions have had heretofore a small oil and gas industry, and are not able to immediately ramp up a large upstream service sector. And both regions are densely populated, making environmental problems more troubling.
Yet, despite these similarities, Ukrainians seem to have reached a different conclusion in balancing these issues. The shale industry there is struggling to take off, despite an economy that continues to be threatened by the whims of Russian oil and gas giant Gazprom. But in Ohio, it is off and running, with billions of dollars being invested in upstream and midstream oil and gas activities, notwithstanding some nagging environmental concerns.
Local benefits result in local support
So why doesn't shale development enjoy the same public support in Ukraine that it does in Ohio?
There are rumors that Gazprom is fomenting distrust among the population with a well-funded anti-fracking campaign. But there is actually a simpler, less devious explanation for this ambivalence: there is no private ownership of mineral rights in the Ukraine. In Ohio, mineral rights are owned privately.
It turns out that in the court of public opinion, for the balancing test to work in favor of development, the economic value derived has to have significant local impact. That is because the inconvenience and environmental risk borne are local.
In Ohio, local support is generated first and foremost by landowners. The balancing test analysis is pretty straightforward for them: they receive generous lease bonus and royalty payments from the developers, and they can and do put into their leases more environmental protections than are provided by Ohio regulatory law.
But this mineral ownership scenario is unique to the United States and Canada. In the rest of the world, the sovereign owns all oil and gas development rights, including those that lie below privately owned lands. This policy, on first blush, makes a great deal of sense. When we purchase land in the United States, we don't expect to acquire the airspace thousands of feet above us. Why should we own the minerals thousands of feet below us?
The problem with sovereign ownership, however, is that it does not work in places where a local balancing test is required. Simply, without a local ownership interest in the minerals, there is no incentive for the people who live in the development areas to support the development. They incur all the inconvenience, but get none of the value. This problem has caused some nations, such as Nigeria, to endure massive civil unrest in and around oil and gas production.
To be sure, the locals do benefit under this system. Locals, after all, have a strong interest in a well-funded government with low taxes. But this benefit is so far removed from them that they can't see it. And try explaining to someone who has to watch a gas well flaring in his backyard why everyone else is entitled to the same benefit he receives from that well.
In the Ukraine, this presents an especially difficult problem: the public has little trust in its government. As with other former Soviet nations, there is risk of public corruption and no sense among the locals who suffer the inconvenience that they will ever see any value whatsoever derived from the development. Post-Chernobyl Ukraine will need to see a clear economic value proposition before it buys into shale development.
Jobs are key
So what does this all mean for us here in Ohio? For one thing, it reaffirms the value of the American system for mineral development. Private ownership may seem unfair to those of us who are left out of the boom, but in fact this is the system that has enabled America to be the leader in oil and gas development for the past 100 years, despite steadily depleting reserves. The severance tax appears to be the best way to ensure the public receives some direct value from oil and gas development.
But more importantly, it also brings into focus what the oil industry needs to do if it wants to continue to be on the winning end of the "balancing test": employ locals, and lots of them.
Landowners are the big local winners in the shale boom. They will continue to support the industry so long as there develops no pattern of environmental abuse. But they comprise a small minority of the folks directly affected by shale development.
There remains a great deal of work to do to establish the benefit to local communities who share much of the inconvenience and environmental risk with the landowners, but not the royalty and bonus windfalls.
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