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I grabbed this Coreopsis at Lowes without a tag. ID please.
From Tims
You might get more information with a close-up of the blooms as well as the foliage. If it's a perennial coreopsis, it can have more than one foliage type. If the foliage is delicate, airy & fern-like, chances are it's in the threadleaf family (which might be C. lanceolata) while other types fall into the C. grandiflora category. I suggest you check out the pictures on Swallowtail Garden Seeds' website to see if you can match up what you're growing to any of the seed types they sell.
Good luck!
Here is a link that might be useful: Swallowtail Garden Seeds
I will take another photo. I was not aware that some coreopsis was not perennial. It is a thread leafed variety. I had hoped to put it in the yard at the end of the season. It was among annuals on the rack I found it on. No tags on any of them.
And thanks for the kind words and help.
So, carolinaflowerlover, would you say that they ARE annuals (in essence)? Did yours survive?
I like that color combination very much. From this distance it looks like a miniature gaillardia. But I have had little luck with any threadleaf variety surviving, except Zagreb.
I'll apologize for not commenting earlier & echo diggerdee--that's one gorgeous window box.
While there's plenty of horticultural information available on the Internet, I discovered when I really focused on my garden plants & design that what's out there online can be misleading, contradictory & downright wrong. Books were what helped me achieve my goals with far fewer missteps and mistakes. I subscribe to the 'one and done' school of garden design & haven't either the time or inclination to correct mistakes.
Best of luck to you with your garden.
I thought someone may have seen it at Lowes and I agree it seems to be Salsa. Zone9. Too bad. I was hoping to place it in the yard. Its my first time with this plant and I hope it is a long bloomer. I have Lantana,Wave Petunia,Licorice plant,Red Spikes and annual Lobelia buried in there somewhere. I thought about poking holes in the liner and putting the Lobelia in front. I was afraid it would struggle. I think the Lantana and Salsa compliment the color of the house. I agree that threadleaf seems to fizzle over time. More luck in shade for me
I didn't buy it since it was an annual, but I wish I had tried it. I did get coreopsis red shift, which is slightly similar but a perennial....but it doesn't have as much red and isn't as bright. I haven't seen the salsa this year. I hope yours survives! It is such a pretty flower. :)


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Its the LatinIME.apk in the app folder.
Unfortunately Daneshm90 isnt able to work on the Froyo port of this keyboard. If anyone is interested in helping bring this to Froyo, it would be much appreciated, and im sure you'd prob grab a few bucks in donations too.
To make the thread easier to navigate I will be posting all new info on the keyboard here as it is posted throughout the thread. AND REMEMBER ALL GLORY GOES TO DANESHM90, THE ACTUAL DEV DOING THE WORK. THANKS DANESHM90!
The Droid X Keyboard features full multi-touch. This is different from the multi-touch currently enabled on 3rd party keyboards-the Droid X has the capability to hold down shift and press a letter to make a capital, ie it can do more than one key stoke at once like a physical keyboard. Pretty nice.
2.1 Eclair-based Roms:
only thing not working is auto-captilization,auto-correct errors. Dictionary works, NOW WITH VIBRATE!! Doesnt seem to work on HTC Hero GSM or CDMA...
2.2 Froyo-based Roms:
All thats not working on eclair + can't type anywhere it tries to suggest words, like the messaging body. Also voice doesnt work.
Froyo or Bust
To install this app, you will need a file manager of your choice. Find the apk on your sd card with your file manager and install it. From there go to your system settings-->language and keyboard--> and make sure Multi-Touch Keyboard is checked. Go back to your home screen and find a text field. Long Press and hold until the pop-up menu appears, and select "input method". Choose Multi-touch keyboard. Thats it! To disable simply long press again, select input method and choose a different keyboard. Now you know, and knowing is half the battle
Screenshot of Droid X Keyboard by Andonnguyen. &Amp has been fixed in the apk, but not in this image.
Ok all you multi-touch fanatics...invisiblek over on the incredible forum has ported this to work on a variety of roms, including CM6. Find instructions and DL the files here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=753156
If you dont know ADB well, as I dont, you will be able to install this through Root Explorer, the excellent root only file manager. Basically to do this just DL the files, copy them to the appropriate places (LatinIME.apk goes in system/app, libjni_latinime.so goes in system/lib). Be careful as the .so file sometimes DL's as a .txt file, and needs to have both the extension and file name renamed to be correct before installing. It is also a great idea to rename your original LatinIME.apk to something like LatinIME.apk.bak, as well as the lib file, in case anything F's up. As a matter of fact it may even be a good idea to do a Nandroid BU, because you never know what might happen, and its prob been a while hasnt it...
Ok, so you copied them in the right places, now press and try to install your new LatinIME.apk. The first few times I tried to install this, it didnt work. However after remounting my /system as Read Only inside Root Explorer the install worked.
Thanks Invisiblek! Send this guy some donations if you can, we've been waiting for a long time on this one.
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Located in the beautiful South West town of Busselton, just a two and a half hour-ish drive south of Perth, Southbound has seen the likes of acts such as the Klaxons, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Public Enemy, The Hives, Kings of Leon, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The National, John Butler Trio, Basement Jaxx, Modest Mouse, CSS, Fleet Foxes, Franz Ferdinand, Moby, Arctic Monkeys, The Temper Trap, Birds of Tokyo, Dandy Warhols, The Flaming Lips, The Shins and Bliss n Eso to name but a few!
The festival continues to bring sizzling talent from overseas along with the most talented home-grown Australian artists to you in the form of one superb and sustainable festival. Punters are offered and urged to take in the whole experience by getting in touch with nature and camping at the festival site over the weekend, so as to not miss out on one second of the good times on offer.
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I'm 8 weeks pregnant with my first... I feel like I'm already showing and I think it is wayy too early for my first. I know I'm showing because my belly is hard and it stays the same size throughout the day. So its definately not bloat. I'm kind of scared I'm having multiples or I could be furthur along than anticipated. What do you guys think??
when did you first start showing with your first???
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Posted 02/14/2012
I still wasn't showing at my 20 week ultrasound. Have you gone to the doctor yet?
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No my first appointment is tomorrow.
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I started showing with my first around 16-20 weeks. It was between those two appointments that I HAD to switch to all maternity clothes. Up til then I could get by with hair ties on my pants. When is your first appointment.
Jennifer(28) married my HS sweetheart Kyle(27) 9/23/06
Parker(7/8/07) Alexis(10/12/09) Leeman(9/23/2012)
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* 20 weeks/5 months for me.
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6 months i started showing with my first.
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Nix that question. I wish you good luck, and hope all is happy and healthy.
Jennifer(28) married my HS sweetheart Kyle(27) 9/23/06
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around 16/17 weeks
baby #1 7/29/08, baby #2 5/3/10, expecting #3 9/6/12
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I started showing at like 26 weeks.
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You might have a very forward lying uterus. I know people who popped at 5 weeks and others who didn't show until 36 weeks. Just depends on your body. I started wearing maternity pants around 14 weeks because I could no longer button my jeans. But I didn't feel like I looked like I was pregnant (instead of "chubby") until about 22 weeks.
You have nothing to worry about. 8 weeks is perfectly normal. Everyone's body is different.
You have nothing to worry about. 8 weeks is perfectly normal. Everyone's body is different.
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About 16 weeks, but by 13/14 weeks I need to wear maternity pants.
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Ask Me: Which Dayhike or Two-Day Backpacking Trip Should Our Family Take in the Grand Canyon?
What's your recommendation from the Grand Canyon's South Rim for a medium dayhike? We're going to the Grand Canyon over spring break in the last week of March, four of us. We will get there Saturday and have Sunday, Monday morning. Might look into Sunday night backpacking permit cancellations. We have a camping spot for dayhiking at this point.
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Ask Me: Tips For Hiking or Trail Running the Grand Canyon Rim to Rim
I'm happy to have run across your website. The pictures of the Grand Canyon rim to rim to rim (r2r2r) hike are spectacular and only enhance the anticipation and excitement for my own upcoming rim-to-rim (r2r) run. I have several questions for you about it. Continue reading →
10 Tips For Getting a Hard-to-Get National Park Backcountry Permit
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The first time I backpacked in Yosemite National Park, more than 20 years ago, I applied months in advance for a permit to start at the park's most popular trailhead, Happy Isles in Yosemite Valley—and I got it. I had no idea at the time how lucky I was. I've since been shot down trying to get permits for popular hikes in parks like Yosemite, Grand Canyon, and Glacier. But I've also learned a few tricks for landing coveted backcountry permits in those flagship parks—which all receive far more requests for permit reservations than they can accommodate. Continue reading →
My Top 10 Family Adventures
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How many outdoor trips do you have on the calendar for 2015 already? I have four, with others in active planning stages. For me, this is the time of year for pulling out maps and guidebooks and poring over my list of adventures I want to take. My document slugged "Trip Ideas" is now 15,234 words long, and growing. I need to get busy—and so do you. To help you out with ideas and inspiration for next year, here are my Top 10 Family Adventures at The Big Outside, ranging from climbing Mount St. Helens to backpacking in the Grand Canyon and cross-country skiing in Yellowstone. Continue reading →
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My wife and I take our kids to Ketchum every summer and became fans of your site by finding your great recommendations and tips for the White Cloud Mountains. We are now planning a trip for our kids' spring break beginning of April 2015 to the Grand Canyon. Our kids are 13 and 14 and are accustomed to multi-day backcountry hikes in the White Clouds and Sawtooths, with 2000+-foot elevation gains. We were seriously considering your suggested four-day trip east to west from Grandview Point to the South Kaibab Trail, but I just noticed that you have also recommended that to someone else on your Ask Me section in response to a request for a "big dayhike." We don't want to kill ourselves with an unreasonable pace, but I don't want to allocate four days for a trip that my kids could reasonably do in two or three. Do you have any advice for what might be the best way to do this, or whether there is an alternate route you would suggest?


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You need to ask your doctor what a happy lift is. It sounds like your doctor is proposing using facial fillers. Make sure to ask which fillers are going to be used. Not all fillers are approved by the FDA. It's important the doctor use fillers made directly from the company, not ones on the black market that can be improperly made and cause severe tissue reactions. The doctor should be able to tell you exactly which fillers he is proposing to use and where he is going to inject them. This is important for you to have for future treatment or if complications develop and you want to try to reverse some of the correction.
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The so-called Happy Lift uses a dissolvable thread to "gather" the soft tissue under the skin and minimize wrinkles, while theoretically promoting collagen production. Since the thread is inserted with a needle, your surgeon is correct that there should be no scarring…but that does not mean you will get the results you want either. A surgical facelift actually tightens the facial muscles and removes excess skin. This is the only permanent solution to help you look younger. Yes, there will be scars, but a good surgeon will hide them so they're not overly noticeable. Dermal fillers and BOTOX® can help extend the life of your facelift, and help you look younger without surgery, but they'll only be temporary, just as the Happy Lift is.
There are many approaches being marketed to provide facial rejuvenation without surgery.
There are many approaches being marketed to provide facial rejuvenation without surgery. However, there are few studies available that show whether these methods work. Injections will certainly add volume to the tissues, which can be helpful, but the changes will be small – and also temporary. Large volumes of injected fat or fillers can change the shape of the face and create an unnatural look. It's important to talk with your doctor and discuss the risks and benefits of any procedure. Catchy names for the procedures are no substitute for a careful analysis of the results.
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For a taste of Barcelona's contemporary luxury, the Claris hotel in Passeig de Gracia is an excellent choice. With a rooftop pool, a terrace restaurant, and Roman and Egyptian art in its rooms, it's one of the top-rated Barcelona hotels.
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Barcelona's gourmands have long been crazy for the brilliant revisionist Catalán cooking of chef Xavier Pellicer.
Fernando Amat, owner of Spain's housewares boutique Vinçon, and architect Jordi Tió created the 25-suite Casa Camper for the bohemian Spanish shoemaker. Whimsical touches like hammocks and fire engine–red walls temper strict minimalist interiors.
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An intimate 18th-century palace that blends old-world romance with funky Catalan chic in medieval Barri Gotic, the neighborhood where Picasso lived, studied, and painted many of his Blue Period canvases. Dine on wild-mushroom risotto at the hotel's velvet swathed restaurant.
A quick five minute walk to Las Ramblas, this hotel is a favorite among business travelers. Design is somewhat quirky – the eight-story property was built in the shape of a cruise ship.
Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola oversaw the conversion of this midcentury bank building (at the main intersection of Barcelona's elegant Eixample district) to a luxurious Mandarin outpost in late 2009.
The highlight here is not the service (if you check out during prime time, you may learn a few Catalan obscenities from the harried staff)—rather, inexplicably, it's a second-floor museum of Egyptian artifacts and the Andy Warhol portraits in the East 47 restaurant.
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Thomas Eakins passed the major part of his life there with the exception of a period of training in Europe from 1866-70. He studied in Paris with Jean-Leon Gerome, but learnt most from the Spanish painters Diego Velazquez, absorbing a precise and uncompromising sense for actuality which he applied to portraiture and genre painting of the life of his native city (boating and bathing were favorite themes). But unlike such popular society portraitists as John singer Sargent, who became a professional expatriate in London, Eakins found his vocation as a distinctively American oil painter. "If America is to produce great painters," he wrote late in life, young artists should "remain in America to peer deeper into the heart of American life." In 1870, Eakins returned to Philadelphia, never to set foot in Europe again. Eakins from the beginning pursued his art with a deliberate, workmanlike mastery. He once said that the studio of his friend William Merritt Chase was an "atelier" whereas his own studio was a "workshop."
Eakins's first works upon his return from Europe included a large group of rowing and boating scenes oil paintings. The most famous of these is "The Champion Single Sculling" also known as Max Schmitt in a Single Scull (1871, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York). Eakins placed himself in the painting, in a scull behind Schmitt, his name inscribed on the boat. Typically, the work entailed critical observation of the painting's subject, as well as preparatory drawings of the figure and perspective plans of the scull in the water. His interest in the depiction of the figure in motion, nearly nude, later led to a series of paintings of prizefighters, Between Rounds.
He began teaching at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in 1876 and was attacked for his radical ideas, particularly his insistence on working from nude models. In 1886 he was forced to resign after allowing a mixed class to draw from a completely nude male model. Thomas Eakins's quest for realism led him to study anatomy and make full use of Muybridge's photographic researches, but the scientific bent in his work is of less importance than his honesty and depth of characterization. His portraits are often compared to Rembrandt's because of their dramatic play of somber lighting and sense of inner truth. The most famous of his oil paintings is The Gross Clinic (1875,Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia), led the squeamish jury to reject it as "unsightly" when it was first exhibited at the Centennial Exhibition of 1876. The painting one of Eakins's most famous was finally sold to the medical school for the insulting sum of only $200, an experience that was repeated with The Agnew Clinic (1889, University of Pennsylvania).
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There will be a total of 288 rooms, including 90 suites and 14 villas. Cliff-side, there are an additional 10 villas. The other thing that is unequivocally clear from the aerial view is that there will be pools. And lots of them. Restaurants and all the usual accoutrements of a luxury resort will no doubt be there as well.
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They just rebranded with a new tagline, "come as you are," and we couldn't be more in love. 25hours have become our number one choice for a hotel when staying in the four cities where they have locations, and we've reviewed two right here on HotelChatterFrankfurt-Goldman and Hamburg-HafenCity.
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...The W Hotel Bali!
Yesterday, we teased you a bit with how hotels are gearing up for Summer with heat-wave worthy cocktails. Well, there's a place that only really sees summer year-round and knows how to serve up some easy, breezy drinks to soak up the sun. Bragging about their near-perfect weather, the W Hotel Bali just posted an Instagram that will stir envy with all of their followers.
Rooftop bars are cool and very few hotels do them as well as a W, so why not showcase the super hot sun and tropical libations with an over-the-top fabulous shot? We really can't find an answer for that, and we're totally alright with it.
There has to be something that is retro chic about lounging around surrounded by all things paradise, not to mention it makes us want to head back to Bali as soon as we can. With a few warmer days here in the 'nifty fifty', there is a glimmer of hope that Summer is right around the corner and we can find our position at our favorite roof-top hangout. This snap from the tropical island has us hoping the the mercury rises quickly because we might need a healthy does of vitamin D.
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That will be a tall order on an island packed with noteworthy competition, including Four Seasons (times two), no less than three Aman Resorts, a St. Regis, and many others. So what kind of amazingness can we expect?
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Best Hotel Video: Inside The Anantara Seminyak, Bali
It's that time of year again: the 2012 HotelChatter Awards! Between last Friday and today, we're showcasing the best (and worst) of hotels over the past year. But we couldn't do it without you! Let us know your thoughts in the comments below, or shoot us an email. And the Award goes to..
Sometimes the best way to help readers visualize a place is to well, bringyou along with us.No, we can't stuff you in our carry-ons, but can do the next best thing and have you see exactly what we do once we arrive at our destination, by filming it.
The one you liked most involved a trip to Bali and the Anantara Resort and Spa, which sits right on Seminyak Beach, an area famed for its sunsets, its surfing and its superior resorts.
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There's tons of hotel news flying around this week and we don't have time to give each and every story the love and attention it may deserve, so you will have to settle for some news briefs.
· Andaz Tokyo Will Aim High: If you thought Andaz Amsterdam and Andaz Savannah and Andaz Maui were the last scraps of Andaz news for a while, think again. Hyatt has just announced a brand new Andaz property opening in Tokyo's Toranomon business district in summer of 2014. The 164-room hotel will occupy the top six floors of a 52-story tower currently under construction, and, yes, there will be a rooftop bar. The hotel will also take over the 37th floor, which will be dedicated to an infinity pool, spa and fitness center. Though this location will be a first for Andaz, it will be Hyatt's fourth in Tokyo, and its ninth in Japan.
For the rest of today's hotel news, read on!
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Sofitel To Bring A Luxury Resort to Bali
The tiny Indonesian island of Bali sure does turn out the best of the best when it comes to super luxurious properties for travelers looking for the ultimate tropical retreat. The elegant Sofitel will once again grace its shores with a new hotel on the horizon.
Scheduled to open in September of 2013, the luxury resort will be on the shores of one of Bali's most affluent areas Nusa Dua, is home to one five-star resort after another. The Sofitel will join the likes of Westin, Hyatt and Hilton.
Boasting a considerable 398 rooms and 17 private villas, this property won't be 'small chips'. Built around a series of infinity pools (that's what Bali is about, right?), the entire hotel will be just steps away from the sandy beaches of the Bali Sea, yet far enough away from the busy entertainment districts of Kuta and Seminyak. The private villas will all feature sea-views--great to capture sunsets like the one above.
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Philippe Starck Will Take The Stairs To Bali In 2014
We're no strangers to French designer Philippe Starck putting his masterful mark in hotels (seeLe Royal Monceau, The Delano, and SLS South Beach, among our faves), but there's a new project brewing that has our ears perking right up: The Stairs, a new resort in Bali will be the first top-to-bottom Philippe Starck-designed villa resort in Asia.
And we're not talking about a lamp here and there. No, Starck will be handling the whole 215,278-square foot villa's design, from layout to the furniture (though hopefully this time, he'll ease off the pink). Construction is slated to begin this February, with an estimated opening date of early 2014.
Comprised of 12 villas, The Stairs will be located in Petitenget, a stylish nabe in Bali's Seminyak region, which has been called "The Island of the Gods". And we don't think that's just hyperbole.
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So Many New Asia Hotels, So Little Time
As we mentioned earlier today, there's a hotel boom happening in Asia right now. There's so many to list, we're giving you a sort of Magic Mike-type news brief. A little tease, and a little unveiling. It's just a little show for now, but keep coming back and we'll keep giving you a little more...detail.
Rosewood Beijing, slated to open in summer 2013 in the business-centric Chaoyang District will be the brand's first China property. The 279-room hotel, though in an urban location, will be filled with terraces, gardens and balconies throughout to go along with its intended residential feel. Guestrooms will be designed to look like luxury apartments, with big bathrooms, walk-in closets and even window-seats, and at 538 sq.ft., they're said to be amongst the largest in Beijing. The hotel will have seven restaurants and lounges, an indoor swimming pool, yoga studio, and the Rosewood Sense spa with five suites designed for overnight stays.
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A First Glimpse of the Le Méridien Bali at Jimbaran Bay
Have you ever been to the Four Seasons Bali Jimbaran? If yes, then you're likely smirking at the memory of an over-the-top stay at one of the best hotels in the world. If no, add it to your hotel bucket list tout de suite. Or don't…since right across the street there's a new construction site which, in October of this year (yeah we'll see about that), will become the new Le Méridien Jimbaran Bay.
We did a little spying on the property recently while on our way to the excellent fresh seafood warungs (casual beachside eateries) of this south end of Jimbaran Beach, and though the hotel's newest, largest buildings are still very much in the concrete-and-rebar stage, it's quite obvious that the resort's proximity to these restaurants and the wide, calm beach itself will be the top selling point.
In total, the property should total 139 suites in the renovated Ristia Resort. There's not much other information available, not even photos on the official Starwood site, but we do know that the property will feature a lagoon-style pool and a 3-story restaurant and bar with a top terrace specifically designed for taking in the famous Bali sunsets.
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Signed. You may also want to reply telling them you took inspiration from the books, not the movies. That would clear a great deal of legal troubles if it worked, and it's worth a shot.
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Signed. You may also want to reply telling them you took inspiration from the books, not the movies. That would clear a great deal of legal troubles if it worked, and it's worth a shot.
Well, LotRO is decent, but it's free. Any of the other games I've played are terrible, and are likely to continue to be terrible.
That is incredibly awesome. Will this have rotating barrels? Missiles? PD?
Those must have been some spicy burritos...
The combat from skyrim is much better. I like conjuration/illusion a lot more in oblivion. The quests were better (with the exception of the oblivion gates) in oblivion. The skill trees from skyrim are great, though, it's nice to have perks. They're good in their own ways, but in the end, cyrodiil wins for me.
to make whatever eject systems that thing might have point straight at the ground
Classy as ****.
Will there be lightning?
This is excellent. And though it might be the angle, but it seems like the rocket pods are aiming right at the spikes.
"please! we just need someone who won't be beaten by a two year old child in close combat! someone, anyone!"
Looking forward to it.
Too bad that with the guard's training, he's probably asking someone how to turn the thing on.
That looks amazing. Only thing I'd change is the lack of texture (or rather the plain black texture) on the base. The units from FA and 1 had armor that was super smooth, but the spots visible under the armor looked like really complex glowing circuit boards.
Because wearing your concrete barrier makes you more manly, not more of a pussy.
it is now, i guess...
assuming this is dead
tracking, please don't die.
is this dead then?
Reminds me of a Covenant banshee. But with tons more dakka.
Looks a bit old for war.
it's times like this that i remember that i really should upgrade my graphics card...
The only idea I have is to make the rockets independent of the main ball. But even that is a stretch...
Man, as if there wasn't enough order already... lucky for us, BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD! SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!
I like it! But please, please, PLEASE stop with this Origin ********. Also, develop for PC then scale down to console, not the other way around. It seems like the best way to make all the platforms push their hardware as much as possible.
^implying that stereotypes are equally fun as the truth, or less valid on the internet
Looks quite like Halo, if it collided in a huge fiery explosion of awesome with WH40k. I love this.
Keep the gantry. Warp pillars should be expensive as hell, but also allow access to all experimentals (unlike gantries, which would offer lower level ones). Effects for pillars should include slowly warping the object out of the ground over time, not immediately. Let people have base defenses other than stockpile gantries and resources to TP in the best units at the last minute.
I like this. But aren't all these thing supposed to be robotic? The super prominent command bridge seems a bit out of place, but still looks good.
Otherwise, fantastic model, and I love what you did with the cannons.
*gasp* asterix!
Well, considering the scale of the Imperium, 2.6 million people isn't that big a deal...
you're ignoring Chaos titans. And the xenos equivalent of titans. And greater warp demons.
Not communism, just dictatorship.
Looks fantastic. The only thing I could think of is adding more armor to the corners and sides, and even that seems unnecessary, and probably not helpful at all.
Sounds and looks good. Tracking. What's the song at the end?
Wow, that seems really inefficient, especially for a race designed to kill everything efficiently as possible.
Ah, ok. Looks a bit awkward, but it will be pretty hard to tip over.
Incredible detail and good overall design. The feet do seem a bit big compared to the head, though. Scale the head up?
They kind of walked right into that one when they took away any sort of large scale strategy.
It does, but it ups the clarity from the vanilla models, at least. If the lighting is fixed, it'll look very realistic.
Actually, that's the smurf's pet. It likes to cuddle a lot, and the astartes are using their bolters to look for the light switch.
I would not want to be on the receiving end of that. Nice work.
Humans, but they have a lot of cybernetics, rejuve treatments, armor, weapons, money, and some are psykers.
Looks nice. Does it hover or use treads?
... God damn that looks nice.
Not quite the right faction...
:D That looks amazing.
so it's essentially based on a flash game, but with better graphics and a bit different gameplay?
sounds good.
I've seen enough hentai...
Can it be installed by newcomers, or does it need other files if making a full install?
He would if he were ANGRY ENOUGH!
The NGP will be a handheld with the approximate processing power of the PS3, while I believe Sony will hold off on the PS4's development until 8-9 core processors appear, as well as a large jump in graphics card technology. Anything else would likely become outdated too quickly.
And general death-dealing.
this is supposed to replicate the units from Forged Alliance. A navy was present in all 4 factions, even the ones with hover tanks (3 of them, all but Cybran).
Kill stuff.
How large will this be compared to the player?
You think it'll have grass after a nuclear cataclysm?
Well, it was in the end of the campaign when you captured it, wouldn't have done much after...
any chance of different animations? those just seem so unnatural...
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LONDON - Brian May, legendary guitarist for rock band Queen, astrophysicist and astronomy book author, rolled up Friday to launch an ebook version of '40 Years of Queen' designed specifically for the ipad.
May personally took an intimate media gathering through the interactive ebook at an event held at the private members' club the Groucho in central London.
Built using Apple iBooks author, publisher Carlton Digital has taken the original hard-back book publication from Goodman Books, released last year, and digitized it adding fresh bells and whistles. It marks publisher Carlton Digital's first foray into ebooks.
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May said technology was causing people to "rethink once again and rediscover what a book really is and what it has the potential to be."
He described the ebook, which includes fresh audio forwards by May and fellow Queen member Roger Taylor, as "a great advert for what ebooks may be like in the future."
'40 Years of Queen' boasts biographies of each band member - May, Tayor, Freddie Mercuryand John Deacon -- including dynamic photo galleries, handwritten lyrics and audio quotes.
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"The rhetoric of 'more scientific than thou' accomplishes almost nothing, reinforcing existing narratives rather than bringing more people into productive dialogue." Thankfully, magazines like National Geographic are beginning to realize this.
Is Science-Religion Conflict Always a Bad Thing? Some Augustinian Considerations
Historian Peter Harrison argues that harmony between faith and science is not as simple as it seems, and some versions of "harmony" can do damage to the Christian faith.
The Dawn of Our Own Genus: The Rise of Early Homo
James Kidder explains how a stunning fossil discovery affects our understanding of human evolution.
Paleogenomics: A new generation of fossil hunters dig up God's story of creation
Researchers in the emerging field of Paleogenomics are investigating the past using genetic research.
Series: I Have a Friend Who Believes Science Disproves Faith (2 entries)
This two-part series is adapted from a sermon originally delivered at Jacksonville Chapel on January 18, 2015. The sermon series of which these posts are derived was, in turn, adapted from a similar series by pastor John Ortberg.
Can Science and Scripture Be Reconciled?
A continuation of our series featuring our new and revised "Common Questions" pages
Discordant Views on Concordism
Many voices in the origins debate have strong opinions about whether their views on science and the Bible are "concordist", yet there is little agreement about what the word actually means.
Why should Christians consider evolutionary creation?
Evolution is a challenging subject to consider in light of biblical faith, so it is often easier to ignore or reject it than to engage in meaningful discussion about the topic. Yet considering evolutionary creation has important benefits for Christians both in our relationship with the Creator, and in our relationships with other people—both believers and non-believers.
Series: BioLogos Interviews Bill Nye (3 entries)
Interview with Bill Nye and follow-up thoughts from president Haarsma.
What makes BioLogos different from Evolutionism, Creationism, and Intelligent Design?
A short guide to where BioLogos fits in the origins debate.
Series: Discussing Origins: BioLogos, Reasons to Believe, and Southern Baptists (4 entries)
What happens when evolutionary creationists, old-earth creationists, and Southern Baptist theologians sit down publicly and talk about origins? At the 2014 meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society, these three groups decided to find out. This four-part series is adapted from the three-hour dialogue, entitled "A Conversation on Origins".
The "Cosmogonic" Form of Genesis 1
In both form and content, then, Genesis 1 reveals that its basic purposes are religious and theological, not scientific or historical.
Learning to Say "Maybe"
Creation cannot explain away its creator, it merely tells part of the story of him. The danger comes when we only need God for what we don't know, and, conversely, we don't need him in what we do know.
Series: Reviewing "Darwin's Doubt" (11 entries)
What is a Literal Reading?: Lessons from Gregory of Nyssa and Augustine
A very important way of avoiding a myopic understanding of our own theories and conclusions is to examine how our forebears in the faith understood things.