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Frans Steyn returned to the Sharks last year and made an immediate impact in midfield, bolstering the team as an extra carrier in midfield and adding the long range penalty option. He was prohibited from taking part in the playoffs thanks to a SANZAR rule, and he had to make do with a few extra Springbok caps for the rest of the year, before injuring himself.
This season started with a bang as he got handed the captaincy in the absence of Keegan Daniel, and his performances took a backseat while he led the team. Steyn has been struggling to find his fitness since returning from injury, with coach John Plumtree expecting him to lose another 6kgs at least to be at his prime weight and regain full fitness.
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The purpose of this class is to teach you the steps on how to develop your own training plan. We are not personal trainers here but we have lots of riding and racing experience plus I have read lots of books on the subject. If you really want to get hard core get a personal trainer they will help you a ton and help you get to your goals faster than any other way.
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- Tempo Training is an excellent workout for developing aerobic power and endurance. This will really help to make your legs stronger. Keep your gears high (harder) and your cadence low around 75-80
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Now its time to put it all together. I normally write out a weekly plan, what rides am I going to do each day what days am I going to rest etc. On the topic of rest, rest is extremely important, if you start a ride and you are super sore from the last day, take it easy, just do a nice gentle ride. The worst thing you can do is push it and try to build, soreness is the body's way of telling you to take it easy.
For short distance rides, do a lot of power intervals, climbing repeats, and fast pedal work outs. SO here is a basic example of how a short distance work out would go.
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|Warm Up, 4 sets of fast pedal, 2 climbing repeats
|Recovery Ride
|Warm Up, Tempo Training 10 minutes, 4 Power intervals
|Recovery Ride
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|Endurance Ride (2 hours)
For Long Distance, do a lot of endurance miles, a lot. Also in Utah you want to do a lot of climbing repeats and more power intervals.
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|Recovery Ride
|Warm Up, Tempo Training 20 minutes, 6 Power intervals
|Recovery Ride
|Warm Up, 4 sets of fast pedal, 2 climbing repeats
|Endurance Ride (3+hours)
For Insane Distance, you are going to train very similar to Long Distance, in fact depending on where you are at in your training you will start with Long Distance than work up.
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|Warm Up, 2 sets of fast pedal, 6 climbing repeats
|Endurance ride (2+ hours)
|Warm Up, Tempo Training 20 minutes, 6 Power intervals
|Recovery Ride
|Warm Up, 4 sets of fast pedal, 2 climbing repeats
|Endurance Ride (5+hours)
Your body needs time to recover, the purpose of the recovery ride isn't to build more muscle or lose more weight, it's to get the blood circulating in your legs to remove the lactic acid build up.
The key with any work out plan is to adjust it weekly. If you get sick for a week, this will set you back about 2 weeks, 1 week of being sick and 1 week to recover where you were before you got sick. You want to be building off what you did the week before. If you were able to do all the power intervals than add another set. If you are limited by time, try doing more sets and lest resting time between. The key is to develop the plan each week and work towards your goal.


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Like most manufacturers in the 60s, GM would let you spec out a car just about any way you wanted it. This red 1965 Corvette was built as a sophisticated small-block grand touring car that would corner like it was on rails and be an absolute blast to drive. Today, the car is fresh out of a cosmetic restoration, packs the same spirited road demeanor, a great-sounding 327 cubic inch V8 and is the perfect car to cruise to the local show or a Friday night drive-in movie.
Restored in the not-too-distant past, this C2 Corvette is the perfect companion for a drive in the country or a multi-state blast down Route 66. The car is a collection off straight gaps and smooth surfaces that are a real testament to the quality fiberglass work GM was churning out in the 60s. It's flashy and in-your-face Rally Red paint is as you would expect from a Corvette and the cars fiberglass was reworked to build a first-rate show and go piece that no one would be afraid to put on the road. Up front, a body width stainless grille is flanked by two chrome trimmed marker lights and sits behind a razor sharp front bumper that wraps around the corners of the car. Above the bumper, hidden headlights sit on each side of a red, white and blue Corvette C2 crossed flag emblem that is centered on the car's hood spear. At the back of the hood, stainless windshield wipers are affixed to stainless cowl vents which appear to be in good shape, and behind those wipers like-new glass is framed in well-maintained stainless all the way around the cars greenhouse. By the second generation of the Corvette, the cars profile had been molded into a much more sporty and aggressive shape. Exaggerated front fenders rise above the hood line and feature vertical heat extractors that replaced C1 Corvette door coves. At the bottom of the doors, stainless rocker moldings are in good shape and protect the fiberglass from rock chips and other road debris. At the back of the car, equally exaggerated fenders combine with new C2 hatchback styling to give the car visual weight. Ornamentation is sparse with only red, white and blue inlayed front fender mounted C2 Corvette emblems, chrome door handles, chrome B-pillar vents and a chrome driver's side bowtie mirror being the only add-on trim. At the back of the car, the cat-like hatch features a standard equipment chrome power antenna, a chrome trimmed center mounted Corvette fuel filler and a fresh "Corvette Sting Ray" emblem. Below that hatch, a chrome trimmed tag bracket sits between two more chrome razor blade bumpers. Above those bumpers is four great looking traditional chrome trimmed tail lights and below those bumpers are stainless exhaust tips which exit through chrome trimmed outlets in the roll pan.
Powering this sweet looking Corvette is a 300 horsepower 327 cubic inch small block V8. At the top of the motor, a dual scoop air cleaner with a new chrome top feeds a four barrel carburetor. That carburetor sits on top of an Edelbrock Streetmaster aluminum intake that's bolted down between authentic finned aluminum Corvette valve covers. Below those valve covers, factory correct exhaust manifolds send gases out through a correct factory dual exhaust system. Behind the motor you'll find a correct points distributor that sends spark through correct Packard plug wires. In front of the motor, a correct radiator sits under a correct fan shroud and in front of a correct crank mounted fan. The car's engine compartment is super clean and features freshly painted satin black inner fenders, a freshly painted satin black firewall with fresh weather stripping and a correctly painted fiberglass hood.
At the bottom of the car, power runs from the engine through a Muncie M21 4-speed manual to an open rear end with streetable 3.30 gears. The chassis itself is in good shape and looks today much as it looked in 1965 aging well over the last 46 years. Up front a double A-arm suspension set up houses optional factory power steering, and out back an independent rear suspension is held up by a transversely mounted monoleaf spring that appears to have been recently replaced. Four wheel disc brakes became standard equipment on Corvettes in 1965, and the power-assisted units on this car have been fully rebuilt front and rear. The exhaust system is a factory correct reproduction system which is in good shape and sounds authentic. At the corners, 15 inch steel wheels wear like-new chrome covers and a set of 205/75/15 Dimension All Season tires. This '65 Corvette is reliable enough to drive anywhere and it's a car that you won't be afraid to get your hands dirty on with upgrades and component swaps.
Inside the car, a bright red interior is the perfect complement to the Rally Red exterior. The seat covers, door panels and their chrome trim all appear new and completely unblemished, and the carpet looks fresh and is protected by color matched Corvette Sting Ray floor mats. In front of the driver, the stylish and sporty red dual cowl dash houses a large tachometer and speedometer along with gauges for the cars vitals. In the passenger's side cowl, a locking glove box is housed behind an attractive stainless panel that features a chrome "Corvette Sting ray" emblem. The middle of the dash flows like a waterfall to the center console and houses a correct radio and a continuous motion electric clock. Connecting the driver to the car is a Rally steering wheel that features satin aluminum spokes and is probably in original condition – as a 46-year-old piece, it looks amazing, and a correct chrome Hurst shifter that springs up from the center console. Above the seats, the red headliner is tights and holds a lot of color, and behind the seats, the cargo area is covered in the same rich red carpet as the interior, featuring a nicely stitched C2 Corvette Sting Ray logo.
Documentation for this car consists of maintenance receipts and records from the RKM Performance Center, which spent four months tuning this Corvette and dialing in every mechanical system on the car to function at an optimal level.
With the prices on second generation Corvettes skyrocketing, finding a restored one that you can actually drive and enjoy is getting tougher every day. This one is as reliable as an anvil, includes a lot of desirable equipment and has been built to show and drive. It runs extremely well and is surprisingly comfortable for a sports car. Call today!
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- Corvette
- Secondary Model
- Stingray
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- Passenger Car
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- Sports Car
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- 45208
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- Gasoline
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- Stock
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- Single 4 Barrel
- Transmission Type
- 4 Speed Manual
- Transmission Spec
- Muncie M21
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- n/a
- Entertainment System Type
- n/a
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- n/a
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- n/a
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- n/a
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- Yes
- Air Conditioning
- No
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- Red
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- Bucket
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- Vinyl
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- Yes
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- Coupe
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- 2
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- Rally Red
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- No
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- Double A-arm
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- Independent
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- 15x6"
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- 15x6"
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- Rear Tire Specification
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- Disc
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- Disc
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- Dual Exhaust
- Muffler Type
- Factory Replacement
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Product DescriptionTheThelma securely cradlesThe bikeToThe rack usingThe wheels. NoneedTo worry about full suspension or ladies frames fitting, as long asit hasTwo wheels(26", 700c, 29") it will fit. Works with 29erToo! Hitch rack - Work with 1 1/4" and 2" Folds up when not in use Never contactsThe bike frame Unique wheelTrays accommodate road slicks right upTo DH knobbies and now 29" mtb wheels! Weight limit - 35lbs per bike Works with 700c road and crossTires, 29" & 26" mtbTires
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Date Reviewed: July 1, 2014
Strengths: The fatal flaws outweigh any strengths. If it didnt bouce the bikes around and into each other, and didnt bend under normal and in spec conditions, I would like it for its folding, no frame touch and fit to 1.25 and 2" hitches. But it is flimsy and cheap.
Weaknesses: Flimsy
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Date Reviewed: October 28, 2013
Strengths: We have the 2 bike Thelma on our 2001 Jeep Cherokee and it holds the bikes very well without moving around. The rack is easy to use.
Weaknesses: One huge weakness. The nut that holds the rack tightly in the 1-1/4" trailer hitch on my Jeep is retained by a flimsy plastic retainer. When I needed to remove the rtack, the plastic retainer broke, the nut just turned with no way to hold it. Now, how do I get the rack off? Chris at Saris said to push a screwdriver in from the front and jam it against the dut to keep it from turning. What? The front is welded solid. It will take a cutting torch to make an opening there. Right next to the gas tank too...
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Date Reviewed: August 31, 2013
Strengths: Convient
Weaknesses: Warranty
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While off loading my carbon fiber road bike I noted that the rear wheel tray had cracked and indeed one side had completely snapped off......NO PROBLEM, I THOUGHT, MY SARIA THELMA II HAS A LIFETIME WARRANTY. So off to REI to have them handle the replacement of the defective part. Now to be clear, REI DID THEIR PART BUT SARIS MADE IT A MISERABLE EXPERIENCE THAT I WILL NOT PUT MYSELF IN LINE TO BE DUPLICATED IN THE FUTURE......THULE OR YAKIMA FOR ME IN THE FUTURE.
WHY? The REI manager inspected the damage, took a picture in the parking lot and escorted me back in to the store where he immediately notified Saris Customer Service of the problem and requested the part be warrantied and forwarded to his store for installation ASAP. Love that REI customer service support , BUT, upon completing his request, we hear the SARIS REP SAY, AND I QUOTE "WE DO NOT WARRANTY OUR CARRIERS AGAINIST ROUGH DRIVING!" LET ME REMIND YOU THAT SARIS PROMOTES A LIFETIME WARRANTY (THAT MEANS NOTHING) AND, AND THIS IS KEY, I DRIVE A SMART CAR .........HOW DAMNED ROUGH DO YOU GET WITH A 3, COUNT EM' 3 CYLINDER CAR THAT'S LESS THAN 8 FEET LONG. ADD TO THIS THE FACE THAT THE CARRIER WAS ONLY SUPPORTING A CARBON FIBER ROAD BIKE!
Date Reviewed: April 4, 2013
Strengths: If you have a 26 inch wheel mountain bike- shallow box style rims- the wheel cradle and supplied ratchet style straps (albeit too short for any tubeless or higher profile rim), this rack could work. You would think a company like Saris, employing engineers would realize that a 3-5mm longer strap would vesting improve their design. Selling mine and looking at other brands. I have 29er and road bikes with 50mm wheels and the Thelma just falls short in design.
Weaknesses: Doesn't carry most bike designs
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Date Reviewed: October 8, 2012
Strengths: Easy to use. Holds bike securely. Rides will behind vehicle
Weaknesses: Could be alittle wider framed to for longer wheel based bikes. But my bike fits fine.
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Similar Products Used: swagman
Bike Setup: Trek Fuel EX8
Date Reviewed: June 23, 2011
Strengths: Light weight, strong, fits 29" wheels! Fits 1 1/14 & 2" hitches with INCLUDED adapter.
Weaknesses: none...
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Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid: $300.00
Purchased At: bikeracks.com
Similar Products Used: first hitch rack
Bike Setup: 2 29ers
Date Reviewed: May 23, 2011
Strengths: Light weight and easy to load the bikes on or off. Great fit for smaller cars and Excellent customer service from Saris
Weaknesses: The straps may be a little short for larger tires but in 2 years I have only had one problem with this rack. One of the stops cracked after 2 years but it was probably more due to my jamming a 650b wheel into the rack set for a 26" wheel. I have found that over time the the piece the holds the front wheel will bend slightly, it doesnt affect the security of the bike but it just seems a little flimsy
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid: $250.00
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: Saris Bones
Bike Setup: 07 Voodoo Canzo 26 XT
Date Reviewed: March 19, 2011
Strengths: Great rack. Light weight bike, does not touch car, nothing to scratch carbon frames.
Weaknesses: Straps short for Zipp 404's on the road bike
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $350.00
Purchased At: Racer Sportif
Similar Products Used: Saris Cycle-on pro, numerous roof racks
Bike Setup: Scott Spark Ltd mountain bike
Cervelo Soloist Carbon road bike with Campy Record and Zipp 404's.
Date Reviewed: March 13, 2011
Strengths: No contact with frame, easy to use. Can load 2 bikes in less than 1 minute. Will easily accommodate 26", 29er, or road bike with no adjustments. Compact and lightweight, folds up easily.
Weaknesses: 70 lb weight limit, so if you have 2 downhill bikes, look elsewhere.
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Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid: $215.00
Similar Products Used: Thule.
Bike Setup: Kestrel Talon SL, Fuji Outland Pro, Fuji SLM 2.0 Carbon Hardtail.
Date Reviewed: October 1, 2010
Strengths: NO need to remove front wheels and find a place to store 'em on a trip nor worry about repeatedly dinging the disc rotors (no issues about road bike front brake rub), don't need to worry about driving into garages and inadvertently removing the 5+K bike from the roof (like a friend x 2), light weight, durable (driven over 15K miles without issues to endurance rides in CO, CA and OR), hitch mounted-still can use hatch with bikes loaded, can see all with rear view mirror that all is OK on long sojourns, quiet, swings easily out of the way, less expensive, holds both mtbs and road bikes without issue or additional adjustment, no fear incurring damage to frames or cables, lockable to the hitch and bikes with Yakima cable lock keyed with same key by ORS Racks, takes 20-30 secs to load or unload each bike (if not cable locked), incredible customer support/personnel at Saris
Weaknesses: the ratchet wheel straps are too short for friend's deeper dish CF road wheels and wheel holders are too narrow for buddies wide knobby mtb tires over 2.35"s (rarely if ever need such rubber here in SS and my Hutchinsons pythons 2.0" and wife's 2.1" Maxxis are no problem)
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Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid: $180.00
Purchased At: ORS Racks
Similar Products Used: tailgate/bike frame mounted p.o.s'. by Yakima and many friends bike racks/roof rack mounted with skewers.
Bike Setup: ti(that will never end up in the landfill)-Moots YBB, two Merlin road frames
Date Reviewed: November 30, 2009
Strengths: light, easy to use secure
Weaknesses: large frames don't fit perfectly
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Price Paid: $300.00
Purchased At: ebay
Similar Products Used: saris bones, saris roof rack and yakima hitch mount
Bike Setup: stumpjumper fsr
Date Reviewed: October 8, 2009
Strengths: Easy to install and remove, wheel tray folds down for compact storage, pretty stable rack, easy to load and unload bikes, light weight (down side is can't hold up weight)
Weaknesses: No access to tailgate with bikes on (but which one does except Thule Revolver)
Ratchet strap for the wheels are poorly design and cheap
Wheel size specify bike carrier (I manage to fit a 24" kids bike on to a 26" carrier tho) - no 29er
Material will not last long for everyday usage
No security system
Will not work with bikes with front fender
Weight limit means no sub $200 bikes and no DH bikes
Bottom Line:
This will be a good rack if you ride a couple times a month (which is what my friend do). I myself ride 4-5 times a week in peak season and this rack will not last. The strap system also sucks which will get quite annoying if you use very often.
The wheel size specify tray can be rig. I rang up Saris USA and a couple of the local dealers and they said it will only fit specify wheel size (26" for mine) but I was able to fit a 24" on with something holding up the front wheel. It will NOT fit a 20". You will need to buy the kids version which Saris do offer (2 adults, 1 child bike).
Overall, a good rack for the price of occasional users only.
Then it comes another issue, weight limit. If you ride occasionally or use it a couple times a year for family picnic, going to camp/park, you probably won't have a superlite racing rig. That means you have to watch the weight of your bike. If you use it for your DH bike, you also have to be careful of the weight limit.
In conclusion, Saris has build a rack for good value and pretty practical but I don't see the target customer.
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Price Paid: $215.00
Purchased At: Sporting Life
Similar Products Used: Many Thule roof mount and truck mount racks
Yakima Roof mount racks.
Bike Setup: too many...Ventana, Niner, Santa Cruz .... etc
Date Reviewed: June 1, 2009
Strengths: looks , simple to use ,light weight
Weaknesses: will not fit large frame bikes with 2.35 tires or greater. Had to return the rack.
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $209.00
Purchased At: buelers
Similar Products Used: swagman
Bike Setup: specialized epic
Date Reviewed: March 6, 2009
Strengths: -Zero bike frame contact
-Light weight
-Tight hitch mounting
-No wheel removal required
-Perfect for road bikes, great for XC bikes
Weaknesses: -Folds up mighty tight to the rear bumper
-Trouble with tires greater than 2.3
-often seats have to be lowered to accommodate handlebar of other bike
-35lb single bike weight limit
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Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: -this is was my first hitch rack but I have used multiple roof racks
Bike Setup: Santa Cruz Superlight and Trek Madone
Date Reviewed: March 1, 2009
Strengths: looks good. good design.
Weaknesses: straps too short for 29er wheels, Hitch piece too tall for swing open rear hatches
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Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid: $280.00
Purchased At: lbs
Similar Products Used: Sportsworks
Bike Setup: Intense Spider 29er, Spot Longboard 29er SS
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GTAV PC Delayed Again, Now Until April
Is something going wrong with the PC port of Grand Theft Auto V? First, the Xbox One and PS4 versions came out last fall without much of a mention what was going on with the PC port, then it got announced for February, then it got moved to March with less than two weeks to go until its release date, and now it has been delayed again, this time until April. Depending on the mindsets and methodologies of the developers, this means that either the game's being perfected in ways past PC GTA games haven't been polished upon release, or it's just a mess and they're frantically trying to clean up.
Either way, at the very least, these repeated month-long delays are something that from a distribution and publisher standpoint, you can only get away with on PC, since the game's set almost entirely (if not completely entirely) for digital-only distribution. There likely won't be any discs to press, no worldwide shipment, no console manufacturers' or retailers' demands or expectations. (If you've seen the list of new releases on Steam, it's pretty clear Valve doesn't need to care about any one game coming out on time anymore.)
So sure, they can get away with it there, but will fans think something's amiss? And if a few things are wrong with the port, will these delays cause PC gamers to get out the pitchforks and hate on what might just be a mostly-serviceable port?
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RPS' John Walker Annihilates Peter Molyneux in New Interview
Over the last couple of weeks it's become clear that once again, famed game designer Peter Molyneux hasn't backed off with his terrible habit out of under-delivering on his massive, ridiculous promises when concepting out his games. The latest one is regarding Godus, which is now on shaky legs as evidenced by many articles (I've supplied two, but you can find many more). But RockPaperShotgun's John Walker got on the phone with Peter Molyneux and took the man directly to task, and the resulting interview is just brutal. It's also popular enough to have brought the site down entirely, so check out some excerpts on NeoGAF for now.
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Bethesda Announces their First E3 Press Conference
Sounds like Bethesda has something they'd like to announce, and they can't possibly wait until the conference that they actually own and run - Quakecon that is - in August. They've announced that for the first time ever, they'll be running a press conference at E3.
Of course, that's not the first time Bethesda's been at E3 - they've been there on the show floor for years - but this time they'll also be doing a big show like EA, Ubisoft, and the like. So... likely announcements? Well, I'm betting we'll see a worldwide reveal of the new DOOM, and they'll probably also announce whatever the main Bethesda Game Studios team has been working on since Skyrim came out over three years ago. The smart money would be on a new Fallout game, but it is possible that they would be doing another Elder Scrolls, however unlikely that they'd do that twice in a row.
Oh, and Arkane Studios, the Austin-based studio that made Dishonored, have been working on something for a few years now as well that I'm betting will be announced here too. The likelihood is a direct sequel, but we'll see.
Hopefully that leaves Quakecon for some new demos to the public and not just behind-closed-doors E3 stuff that Bethesda usually does for initial reveals.
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A Vampire Walks through the Unreal Engine's coolest Paris Apartment
The Unreal Engine has gone through some amazing changes over the years, but it's possible that this video shows off the most recent changes the best. It's a simple walkthrough of a rendering of a Paris apartment, but the number of technologies going into making such realistic lighting and giving the textures such, well, ... texture is pretty astounding. I laugh at the vampire part because of the lack of the "player"'s reflection in the bathroom mirror. (Guessing they couldn't make a character that really matched the rest of the scene that well.) Still, see for yourself:
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Borderlands 2 & TPS Getting Ported to Current-Gen
As I expected, 2K and Gearbox Software are porting Borderlands games to the Xbox One and PS4. They've just announced The Handsome Collection which includes BL2 and The Pre-Sequel and all DLC for those games, but inexplicably, no Borderlands 1. Couldn't tell you why, especially considering that it runs on the same Unreal engine and is more highly regarded than The Pre-Sequel anyway. Still, here it is regardless:
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2014 Review in Gaming: Was it Really That Bad?
I'll start off this post answering the above question: yes, it was. But what I'm disappointed to see is that so many people seem to have not seen this coming. From publishers releasing downright-broken blockbuster games to the gaming world throwing an excessive amount of vitriol at each other with all of the controversy, it seems like 2014 was special. To me, however, it was just building up to this - and those who think that 2015 will surely be better without any action having to be taken aren't looking at the cause of the problems we saw in 2014.
Who is causing these problems? We are. All of us.
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Witcher 3 Content Locked Ahead of May Release
Mansoor over at Nerdacy has an interesting story up with word that developer CD Projekt has already "content-locked" The Witcher 3. That means that a producer has decreed that no new content is to be added to the game - that it is content-complete. From here on out it's just bug-fixes and such. But what's interesting is that many games get maybe a month of sitting in this status, and The Witcher 3 is scheduled for release in May, in roughly six months' time.
So either this game is currently very, very buggy, or the developers are quite serious about a polished experience.
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Steam: Green Light / Red Light for Hatred
Earlier yesterday, Steam Greenlight allowed a game called Hatred to pop up into their crowd-choosing sub-platform. It's an isometric action game where players go on mass murders of innocents and take out cops that come in as well. After a bit of controversy, Valve pulled the game and said they will not be publishing the game at all.
Fair enough, but is it because the game made that the objective? Because you can do this in a lot of games... including the Grand Theft Auto series. The trailer's below. You decide!
Update: Gabe Newell got involved and reinstated the game's Greenlight status. I think he believes that if the game really is as heinous and deplorable as some have made it out to be, it will fail entirely on its own, and that he doesn't think Steam should be a platform for censorship. Considering all of the mindless killing that can be done in so many other games - maybe not quite as encouraged in many cases, but we still have games like the Postal series on Steam - I get where Gabe is coming from.
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You might not want to pre-order The Order: 1886 (or any game!)
Ian Higton from Eurogamer put together a nice little video showing five reasons you "might not want to pre-order The Order: 1886". For me, what he shows could also count as reasons you might not want to buy it at all! Or, at least, wait until it's on sale or something.
The video is below, but I wanted to point out cover-shooting as one thing. We've had a LOT of games with cover shooting as a main mechanic over the last seven years, and while cover is a worthwhile mechanic for a realistic-ish action game, it needs to give players and enemies good reasons (realistic or not) to actually leave that cover some of the time. Relatively few games do, and from what I'm seeing, The Order is not one of those few games.
Anyway, check out the video and see if you agree. At the very least, I almost always recommend pre-ordering a game that you can't at least cancel with a single click. (Like Amazon's system.)
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GOG.com Winter Sale Begins
GOG.com has announced that their winter sale has begun. You can get some great discounts on entirely DRM-free versions of many games, both new and old. The $21 D&D Package including a ton of classic RPGs like the Baldur's Gate and Neverwinter Nights series is great, and you can even pick up, while "supplies" last, a free copy of Age of Wonders. Would have liked to see the Star Wars X-Wing and Tie Fighter packages on sale down from $10 each, but oh well.
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Tales from the Borderlands is Reviewing Well
Looks like Telltale Games has the Midas touch, as right when you'd think people (game reviewers included) would be pretty sick of Borderlands games - what with the less-than-completely-stellar Borderlands Pre-Sequel just having been released within the last six weeks - it turns out this one's getting many 9/10 and similar reviews. I'm sure it's at least due to Telltale making use of Gearbox Software's writing talents very well, something that 2K Australia seemed to fail at with BL:TPS.
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New EVE Online Trailer
The space-based sandbox MMO game EVE Online only continues to grow, even if slowly, but the 11-year running game has been the source of some very interesting stories. It's extremely involved and complex, and completely unforgiving. The latest trailer shows some of that, along with impressive space battles and recordings of voice comms supplied to developers CCCP by real players. Looks good, right?
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Fallout: Lonestar Looking Interesting
Patricia Hernandez at Kotaku did a little article looking into this whole Fallout: Lonestar mod for Fallout: New Vegas, and new entire mod-based games based on the Fallout world always look interesting. I'm definitely looking forward to this mod when it's released.
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Remembering Half-Life 2
You have probably seen recently that Half-Life 2 quietly celebrated its tenth birthday this week. One of the things that keeps this series, besides its high quality, is the simple fact that Half-Life has consistently lived up to the considerable hype these games have received over the years. Of course, we haven't seen anything new in years and years, and I'm sure that somewhere at Valve people are very worried about making a follow-up that lives up to the expectations of gamers. It's a weird position to be in, considering that Half-Life 3 hasn't been announced and currently doesn't even officially exist - but for now, I think you'll find that the entire Half-Life series still holds up well. Considering the last Half-Life 2 release was over seven years ago, I think that's a pretty good track record.
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G4 Shutting Down Nov 30th
Looks like G4 is finally shutting down this month. Those of you with fond memories of greats like Attack of the Show! and other gaming-related content will likely lament the end of G4, but then again, maybe we should have been doing that a long time ago, as G4 hasn't really had new and original gaming-related programming for quite some time now. (Usually it was just Cops reruns, I think.)
Let's pour out a forty for good ol' G4 and hope that if we ever see another TV channel devoted to gaming, that it lives a fuller and better life than G4 did.
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What a difference a change in perspective makes!
Rockstar has been largely quiet about what's going on with the next-gen and PC versions of Grand Theft Auto V until recently, but the latest video showcasing an optional first-person perspective looks fantastic. It naturally puts you closer to the game's best effects and textures, and the animations, considering they've probably had to be re-done at least some, seem to be worth the effort. (For that matter, we're in support of action game developers putting in both first- and third-person views in as many games as it is appropriate, as it seems worth it to us to have the option in most action games.)
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First Move from Microsoft-Mojang
It's not a huge thing, but Minecraft developer Mojang, under their new Microsoft ownership, have made their first move: Erik Johnson at MCV UK confirms that they're releasing a Pocket Edition of the game for Windows Phone. Obviously there needs to be something bigger than this for Microsoft to justify the 2.5 billion dollar price tag that Mojang commanded, but it's good to hear about some movement only a few weeks after the purchase.
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Honest Trailers: Team Fortress 2
I love that the Honest Trailers guys got into doing their magic on video games a while back. Here's a great one as they roast Team Fortress 2.
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Rendering of HIV capsid with pentamers and hexamers (Image 1)
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Three different renderings of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) capsid, with multiple colors representing pentamers and hexamers, the bulding blocks of the capsid. Researchers have determined the precise chemical structure of the HIV capsid, a protein shell that protects the virus's genetic material and is a key to its ability to infect and debilitate the human body's defense mechanism. One of the biggest stumbling blocks to creating truly effective therapies to combat the virus is that the exact structure of the HIV capsid was unknown...until now. Researchers Klaus Schulten and Juan Perilla at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) successfully used the National Science Foundation (NSF)-supported Blue Waters, one of the fastest supercomputers in the world, to create a detailed molecular map of the HIV-1 capsid. The capsid has become an attractive target for the development of new antiretroviral drugs that suppress the HIV virus and stop the progression of AIDS. The sustained petascale performance of Blue Waters enabled the researchers to explore new methods, combined with structural and electron microscopy data, to reliably model the chemical structure of the HIV capsid in great detail. NSF funding (grants PHY 08-22613, MCB 07-44057 and OCI 07-25070) supported the development of the HIV capsid model, through funding of personnel, equipment and computing resources. Located at the at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications at UIUC, Blue Waters has been configured to solve the most challenging compute-, memory- and data-intensive problems in science and engineering. It has tens of thousands of chips (CPUs & GPUs), more than a petabyte of memory, tens of petabytes of disk storage and hundreds of petabytes of archival storage. (Date of Image: May 2013) Credit: Theoretical and Computational Biophysics Group (www.ks.uiuc.edu), Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Great news, animal advocates! Yesterday U.S. Reps. Tom Marino (R-PA), Jim McGovern (D-MA), John Campbell (R-CA) and Jim Moran (D-VA) reintroduced the Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act, an ASPCA-supported bill to strengthen our federal laws against animal fighting.
While it's already a federal crime to actively participate in an animal fight, it's the spectators who drive the enterprise and make it profitable. This bill would make it a federal offense to attend an organized animal fight and impose additional penalties for bringing a child to a fight.
The Senate passed this bill in the previous Congress, but even with over half the House in support, Congress was unable to pass a final bill. Reintroducing this bill in the early days of the new Congress gives us an opportunity to build on the momentum from the last Congress and help finally close the federal loophole for animal fighting spectators.
Ask your own House representative to support this important humane legislation! Visit the ASPCA Advocacy Center right now to quickly email your U.S. rep in Washington and urge him or her to cosponsor the Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act.
I would like to see more action from the ASPCA on the banning of the brutal and inhumane gas chambers as the method of 'euthanasia' in 30 states. 20 states have already banned this horrific method of torture for stray & abandoned shelter pets whose only crime is not having a home. Cats, dogs, puppies, kittens are often forced into crammed cages and fight/claw as they are slowly suffocated, taking as long as 45 minutes. A gruesome fate for a sentient being. Rep. Moran (VA) has written a detailed bill against gas chambers, advocating trained euthanasia by injection. Until we can find homes for them all, we home them a 'good death'. Please be a voice for the voiceless. We cannot continue to look the other way.
If there is noone to watch... there will be no reason to train and abuse those poor trusting dogs. PLEASE, make the restrictions and sentences something that law enforcement can take to court!!
Please, please stop this cruelty. It is heartbreaking! As a nation, we are far past this. It's time for action.
Dogfighting does not belong in a civilized society!! It's cruel and heartless. Only people with no soul would do something like this!!!
Supporters are just as bad. You should be ashamed. If no one went it wouldn't happen. Horrible thing to do to an animal
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"Inside the Reporter's Notebook," is a biweekly dispatch of news and information you may have missed or that slipped through the cracks at conferences, hearings and the like.
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T he data deluge from the latest IT and acquisition forecast from the TechAmerica Foundation is overwhelming to say the least.
Having gotten a copy of the presentations from Wednesday and Thursday, there are several interesting data points worth highlighting. And by no means is this a complete picture of all the interesting government intelligence that came from a year's worth of interviews and analysis.
Let's start with the Defense Department.
My three takeaways:
#1 The Joint Information Exchange has a hard road to conquer to get
widespread buy-in from all military services and agencies. The goal of the JIE is
to improve the sharing of information and technology capabilities and to lower the
costs for these "commodity" functions across DoD. But the Navy and Marines
continue to reel from the Navy-Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI) experience and need
questions answered around governance and command and control before fully
accepting the JIE. The presentation from the 49th Vision Conference stated, "JIE
has wholesome objectives, but needs to be well defined from the strategic level
down to the tactical warfighter."
#2 DoD's thirst for cloud services may not be as strong as initially thought. The Pentagon must take some initial steps before cloud really can take hold, including data center consolidation and virtualization. The Defense Information Systems Agency is leading the data center consolidation effort by acting as the host of a relatively few mega-data centers. TechAmerica Foundation found DoD users are posing more questions about cloud computing than anything else, meaning they are not comfortable with the concept of where their data lives and how it will be protected and accessed.
#3 IT programs will continue to get smaller. There will be more enterprise buying, and budget cuts from sequestration and the drawdown from Afghanistan will mean more competition for fewer contracting opportunities in the coming years. Solicitations and awards will continue to see delays and lowest-price, technically acceptable is growing as a popular way to buy certain types of services.
One of the best parts of TechAmerica Foundation's forecast is solid information on upcoming procurements. Among the ones they labeled as most likely from DoD are:
- DISA is expected to release the request for proposals for its $427 million
Enterprise Storage Services II contract in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2014.
- The Army plans on issuing the RFP for its IT Enterprise Services 3 contract in
the second quarter of 2014 and it could be worth $25 billion over nine years.
- The Navy is scheduled to release a RFP for ashore and afloat networks and
information engineering services in the second quarter of 2014 that could be worth
$100 million.
- The Air Force is preparing a $525 million contract for communications and technical support services in the first quarter of this year.
Now, moving to the civilian side of the government, the focus is mainly on the General Services Administration and other potential IT acquisitions.
My four takeaways:
#1 LPTA is not just a concept that DoD is using. Civilian agencies are
seeing it as "more defensible" from bid protests as well as "safe, understandable
and budget friendly." There is some concern, however, about quality of service and
a lack of innovation.
#2 Incumbent contractors are no longer a shoe-in for keeping their contract. The TechAmerica Foundation's research shows over the last 30 months there have been as many incumbent contracts worth more than $350 million lost to a single competitor as there has been in the nine years prior to that period. Two prime examples of incumbent losses are DoD's Global Information Grid contract that went to Lockheed Martin and away from SAIC, and the Energy Department's $484 million award to ActioNet for its OCIO IT support services contract from Energy Enterprise Solutions LLC.
#3 The threshold requiring a business case for new multiple award contracts drops to $50 million over the life of the contract in January. Currently, OMB set a threshold of $100 million. Agencies must submit their proposals to OMB and receive feedback from the rest of the government as a way to reduce the number of MACs. TechAmerica Foundation says two competing forces are at work. The first is the business case review process has little or no teeth from OMB. But, secondly, agencies are starting to recognize the expense to maintain an agency-specific MAC may not be worth it any longer.