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Jon Wood sat in on a panel interestingly called "Moving Beyond Men In Tights". This talk was given by Damion Schubert of BioWare Austin. Here is his report:
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Bioware: true masters! I am glad that they put this out there. It needed to be said from mighty mouths. This genre is so overly-populated with mediocre garbage. We need someone to do something innovative; take the chance; break the mold!
And funny that it was Bioware delivering this message with their own MMO in the works. This makes me tingly and very excited!
Nice article.
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Current MMO dev teams = Keystone cops.A pure comedy of errors,sadly its not as intentional.
The more of these articlea i read, the more i understand that these Devs just dont have a clue.
This artcile struck me as : Excuses to why we make crap 101
Are there actaully any people among these DEVs that are game designers ?And no, i dont count programmers given the title.
I mean people who actaully designed games for a living who dont program.Why the heck havent they head hunted the Pen and paper game designers ?
Why dont they head hunt and hire established best selling authors ?
Sooner or later the MMO dev community is going to have to stop hiring only from within the computer comunity.
Programmers are NOT game designers.
If you look at the combination of the above with the production ethics of the MMO dev community,its not suprising at all that most of whats been made is NON-innovative crap.
And if you further follow these little speeches they seem to be giving each other,its obvious they dont have a clue how to STOP making non-innovative crap.And would rather instead promote excuses and proven to be failed thinking.
It just freaking amazing.
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Uh, did you even read the article? This was taken from Bioware. Bioware! Name a MMO that Bioware has made. Got one? Huh? No? Of course you haven't. They haven't made one YET. They are working on one, but have not released one. Innovative games that Bioware has made otherwise? I could name quite a few.
The article was about what needs to change in the way that MMO's are being developed. As they have not released a MMO yet, maybe they will be the ones that will show what a true MMO can be. If anyone is capable of breaking the mold, it is Bioware.
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Current MMO dev teams = Keystone cops.A pure comedy of errors,sadly its not as intentional.
Actaullly i read the article just fine thank you.
It doesnt matter that BIOWARE hasnt made a MMO yet.
BECUASE they are simply hiring the same people who made the past and current mmos.AND the preaching they are doing shows these people are intending to make the same lame mistakes they made in the last games they worked on.
A company is ONLY as good as its employees.Hire the same employees who were responsible for the last mmos, and you'll continue to end up with the same kind of product.
The DEVs just move from team to team,creating and than leaving behind the same crap, as they are welcomed into the next team.The name of the company they work for THIS YEAR, doesnt mean squat.
Bioware is currently one of the few game companies i think are capable of making a decent game.BUT sadly ,all the signs are that they are following the same paths the other MMO dev teams traveled down.Which as i said, really shouldnt be a suprise,becuase they are hiring people from those teams.
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The ideas in the article are a great example of what's wrong with capitalism. The idea is to take a good concept or product and squeeze it until all the jiuce runs out. Usually, after the first ten or twenty squeezes the juice gets pretty bitter as well.
I'm going to be 40 this October and have been attracted to games since I first saw Pong in a toy store. The attraction came from the chance for a fantastic experience, and later as games evolved, the chance for adventure. The adventure of a good game was much like being able to "play" a good book. In relation to this idea I always think of the Ultima games, such as The Black Gate.
I recall years ago calling support for an Ultima game and I couldn't resist asking about who was making such great games. There was all kind of detail and places to explore. It wasn't "needed" but it was there, and that was cool. Anyway, the guy on the phone said that most people didn't even have an education in computers but had taught themselves how to make these games. I was impressed.
It seemed that these guys created a "video game collective" and were motivated more by desire than profit, which I'm sure got them a lot of profit. This is different from the capitalist that tries to assemble the right "parts" to make a game that "sells" units.
The bottom ine is that games became popular because they offer adventure to bored people living in a very safe time. The fighting and the levels are part of the adventure, but they aren't the adventure themselves.
The idea of "adventure" isn't something that can be counted of measured. It has to do with quality and depth of story. People that write stories are either talented amateurs or professionals, and the gaming industry needs to find or hire some. Most of these games seem like concepts that need fleshing out, and it would be wise to spend money on developing the adventurous elements, and letting the fighting and whatnot naturally follow.
Stop lying, the grind is just a vicious way of stringing people along to take their money while they wait for weak, minimal, or fantasy content.
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"Blah Blah Blah yakkedy smakkedy"
Then there was Highlander. Highlander is a well-known license and also have huge "geek appeal" (double coating), but there is an inherent flaw in the franchise. Perma-death. Highlander is built around the concept that "there can be only one". How do you make that fun and engaging for everyone?
I guess he never noticed the movie went on for 6 parts. The point of the movies were in fact to be the "one" but its not being the one that made it great, it was road to being the one that make it worth being an mmo. How could any single player ever be the one, use some imagination is the answer, how are you goin to be the one when your playing with thousands and thousands of people daily with either a permadeath system or xp loss system apon death? That would be the whole point of the game, to survive long enough to be the last and once you were the last if you made it that far then you win the prize.
Players wouldnt mind this.. its repeatable content, its sandbox and has heavy pvp.
clearly time would play a factor, watchers, holyground.... being geek enough to play a game that doesnt half a frikkin elf in it for gods sake.... that actually lets you runamuck in the world taking some noobs head just because you can... /sigh i guess we will never see a full pvp game where talkin smack and backin it up IS the game that doesnt revolve around some wuss wavin a wand.
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I really laughed at the part that said that WoW's innovation was that it was soloable. I mean, do they play games? Or read the costumers complains about games?
And even if WoW was soloable, it wasn't the first one. In pre-NGE SWG you could solo anything. From the little birds outside Bestine when you were novice, to the krayt dragons (that supposedly couldn't be killed even by the jedis in KOTOR) when you were Master Doctor/Master Rifleman, Master Swordsman/Master Doctor, (insert FOTM template here). That didn't made the game succesful, if anything, it made it less social and more dumb.
Anyway, since when a multiplayer game is considered innovative when its soloable? Its like that stupid idea in Age of Conan, where the first 20 levels are single player. In a few years, a single player game will be considered innovative for being just that, single player.
Really, why do they even bother making MMOs? Oh yes, I forgot.
Unfortunately, I must share tkobo's disappointment at bioware, as I too was expecting them to make a new game, using the true meaning of new here, but it seems they started their excuses before even announcing details about their game.


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After work, I was starving and was munching on many different snack foods when I decided to cook a large plate full of frozen broccoli. I sprinkled some hot chili oil and seasoning on top, then ate it. It almost immediately stopped my feelings of hunger. Fortunately I ate that, because otherwise I would have eaten a lot more snack foods. So from now on, I will make sure that I have some vegetables on hand and also find something else to keep me busy while they cook. I prefer cooked vegetables.
Line from a song by Zion I. It's true and it's what I'm aiming to do.
I'm not crazy about vegetables or salad. So in order to get my veggies in sometimes, I make vegetable soup. It's low in calories, and if you can get a broth for the base that is low in sodium, it's pretty healthy and filling. I use celery, onion, carrots, green beans, corn, peas, peppers, cabbage, and sometimes potatoes. If you buy the bags of frozen veggies, it's also very quick and easy!
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San Francisco Harbor seals in San Francisco Bay are so contaminated with chemicals such as flame retardants and the pesticide DDT that scientists are studying whether the pollutants hurt the pups' chances of survival, data that can add to knowledge about the contaminants' effects on humans.
About 500 harbor seals that rest on the bay's beaches eat the same kinds of fish caught by local anglers, and the seals live in waters shared by swimmers, surfers and kayakers. What happens to these marine mammals could offer clues as to how pollution from sewage and dirty rain runoff can affect other mammals, including sea lions, otters and even people, scientists say.
The study, financed in part by a $100,000 grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, focuses on the offspring of harbor seals that rest on Castro Rocks near the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge in view of ferryboat traffic and the Chevron refinery.
Thirty-five pups are swimming around the bay and coastline with 1 1/2-inch-high, triangular, orange or yellow plastic tags glued to their heads. To help gather data about the animals in the wild, people are asked to report any sightings to the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito.
San Francisco Bay seals are born with chemicals in their bodies, which they get from their mothers eating contaminated fish. Studies begun decades ago show that now-banned chemicals such as the insecticide DDT and PCBs, once used in electrical transformers, linger in the estuary. The chemicals can transfer from a mother's body across the placenta and into the baby seal's blubber. Just as in humans, the chemical levels increase when the babies nurse and as they grow to adulthood.
Studies in West Coast estuaries have found mercury in harbor seals because they eat fish contaminated by leaking mines, atmospheric pollution and discharges from sewage plants. Levels of PBDEs – the flame retardants used in soft foam furniture and carpets – have been rising in harbor seals and other organisms over the past decade.
In a new development, PFOS and PFOA – compounds shed from Teflon-like coatings in cookware and fabric guards – are turning up in the animals. Some manufacturers have stopped using the compounds, but they remain in the bay.
Harbor seals are good indicators of how contaminated food can contribute to the chemical buildup in animals and how mammals process pollutants in their bodies. The new study is striving to find out if the chemicals are affecting the seals' health and survival, said study leader and Marine Mammal Center biologist Denise Greig.
"It's possible that contaminants increase the seals' chances of contracting and succumbing to disease," Greig said. "Anyone who is eating fish from the bay is eating the same food that these seals eat."
The study will analyze the seals' blood for a range of pathogens, including toxoplasma, a protozoan, and the bacteria salmonella. Humans are also susceptible to the pathogens after exposure to polluted water, Greig said.
Harbor seals weigh around 150 pounds and are much smaller than California sea lions. In the spring, they give birth to 30-pound pups on one of eight haul-out sites: Castro Rocks, Yerba Buena Island, Corte Madera Marsh, Point Bonita at the mouth of the bay and four areas within the boundaries of the San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge – Mowry and Newark sloughs, Coyote Slough at Alviso and Bair Island. Haul-out sites are spots used by the seals to lounge and give birth.
The seals feed on sole, flounder, hake, cod, herring, sardines, surfperch, sculpin, squid, salmon, rockfish, jacksmelt and anchovies.
In April at Castro Rocks, the study team led by Greig captured seven weaned pups and took samples of their blood to check for contaminants and signs of disease. The researchers glued to the heads of the pups bright yellow or orange "hat tags," each marked by a large number that can be seen from hundreds of feet away with binoculars. The other 28 seal pups in the study so far were tagged when they were brought to the Marine Mammal Center after they were separated from their mothers.
The tags, which the scientists insist don't influence the animals' social life, will stick on the fur until the seals molt next April when they're a year old.
Collaborating on the new study are two scientists who have studied the seals for more than three decades: Jim Harvey, a professor of vertebrate zoology at the Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, and Sarah Allen, a biologist at Point Reyes National Seashore.


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Movie night for a cause
Tonight, April 11, the Road to Victory Military Museum in Stuart hosts Movie Night at the Museum. The featured presentation is "Marseilles to Munich," and doors open at 7:30 p.m. Admission to the showing is free, with soft drinks and popcorn offered for $1. Chairs will not be provided, and it's recommended that you bring lawn chairs and blankets. The event is meant to educate the public about the history of WWII and introduce them to the museum.
For information, call (772) 781-4882.
WSA announces grants
Women Supporting the Arts (WSA) a woman's giving circle, has announced the winners of $16,000 in grants for organizations and individuals presenting cultural programs for Martin County.
Recipients are Terry Barber, The Arts Council Inc.(two grants), Elliott Museum, Hope Rural School, Martin Schools' Environmental Studies Center, Nadia Utto, Indiantown Middle School, Treasure Coast Youth Symphony, Marybeth Pena, R.N., Bach's Children Music School, Tykes and Teens and Martin Youth Leadership.
Congratulations to the deserving winners.
For information about WSA, call (772) 287-6676.
Food for fines
During the month of April, the Martin Country Library System has a deal for you. Every Friday, all branches of the library will accept non-perishable items during normal library hours that will cancel out overdue fines for books. The food will then be donated to House of Hope.
For more information about this month-long program, call (772) 221-1403.
Golf for Hope Center
The Hope Center is well-named: it brings hope to those affected by autism. Now they hope you'll support one of its biggest annual fundraisers. April 30 is the date of the 6th Annual Golf Tournament, which will be held at Monarch Country Club in Stuart.
The center schools children from three years of age through second-grade, as well as offers family support and training and community education.
The tournament starts at 7 a.m., and features lunch, silent auction and awards. Cost is $125 per player or $500 per foursome.
For more, call (772) 334-3288.
Pedal with mettle
Women Build Guild of Habitat for Humanity of Martin County is gearing up for the 2011 Power Ride cycling poker ride on April 30. There will be rides of three distances: 62-miles, 35-miles and 10-miles. Starting times vary, but all will start and finish at Village Bike Shop in Hobe Sound. Bikers of all ages, including children, are welcome. Cost is $40 per person ($50 after April 25) and $20 for children 17 and under. Prizes will be awarded for the best poker hand. Call (772) 223-9940 for more.
Speaking of Women Build
The Spring Fashion Exchange, which also supports the Women Build prgram, is set for 5:30-7:30 p.m. on April 20 at Rosalind's Uptown Fitness in Harbour Bay Plaza. Registration is $15.You can swap clothes, shoes, handbags and more, while you enjoy refreshments. Registration is $15 per person. RSVP to (772) 219-0222.
Joe Kordick awards
United Way of Martin County's CHARACTER COUNTS! shows you're never too young to demonstrate good character. To honor those exemplifying this trait, the agency bestows Joe Kordick Youth Character Awards. This year 29 deserving middle- and high school students were recipients.
Honored were Bradford Blankman, Grayson Campo, Delia Jose-Marcos, Daniel Knight,Paige Lang, Jing Lin, Matthew Lukens, Lauren Maunus, Jaden Mazariegos, Robert Mucia, Alexandra Nelson, Colette Parrilli, Oscar Pascual-Diego, Ashley Phillips, Lucy Pineda, Jordyn Smith, Chad Stanley, Hojana Velasquez-Garcia, Zachary Wendisch, Dr. David L. Savannah Zechiel, Hayley Diggins, Panagiotes Mamangakis, Meaghan McMahon, Rebecca Meyer, Crystal Schelmety, Samantha Soffici, Nikki Terranova, Nancy Vallejo and Timothy Williams-Heidarian.
Super summit
The 165-plus people who attended the Martin Memorial Foundation Women in Philanthropy Health Summit gave it high ratings. Speakers Paul Nussbaum, Ph.D, and John B. Fasano, M.D. were informative and interesting, discussing enhancing and preserving your brains and your beauty.
Women in Philanthropy is a group of community leaders seeking to promote snd create healthier and more sustainable lives and communities. Visit www.GIVEmmhs.org/WIP.
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Category: Sales
Sales Promotions Lead to Sales
Al Herskovitz
H&H Communications
BRADENTON, Fla. — Did you ever try to wash a lion? Don't. He does not like it. But trying to wash him makes for a great sales promotion if your advertisers are a local animal farm and a shopping center. Just don't do it at the farm. Transport the beast to the mall (in a cage, of course!) Then be sure one of your program hosts is there with a mop, a brush and a bucket of water.
Creative sales promotions are tools that all sales persons should have in their arsenal. They can induce new ad schedules, lengthen regular ones and make for long-term, good customer relations. And they can aid in listener growth as well.
Local Talent Can Become Indispensable
By Holland Cooke
Radio Consultant
BLOCK ISLAND, RI — Before all the firings radio has suffered since, it might've seemed overstated when – four years ago — I wrote here: "tough decisions are being made, in meetings you're not invited to. Possibly in meetings your boss is not invited to."
My column then declared that, "if you're in radio, you're in sales;" and offered tips for improving the endorsement spots that only local personalities can deliver, and other ways to become a more conspicuous contributor to your station's revenue. ICYMI: http://www.radio-info.com/2012/11/02/now-that-youre-in-sales/
Cutbacks since then – and, likely, still to come – only underline the need for on-air talent to be as sales-supportive as possible, if not actually carrying a list. To that end, this guidance about writing effective commercial copy, a task talent is often better-at than station reps, whose time is better spent pounding the pavement.
Bringing Creativity and Heightened Localism to the Radio Sales Department — with a Biographer
Wordsmith Rix Quinn delivers a unique mix of creative writing and a down-home vocal presentation to any station's local marketing arsenal
By Jeff McKay
Special Features Correspondent
NEW YORK – Budget cutbacks are not only limiting the resources of radio programming departments – they are squeezing station sales and creative marketing efforts as well. Concept development and simple copywriting take personnel and time – something in short supply these days on the radio front. Add the potential of literally limitless internet real estate to the mix of radio's marketing possibilities and the frustration of having limited man/woman-power only grows.
In a recent report on the top-billing radio stations for 2013, BIA/Kelsey wrote of Washington, DC's all-news WTOP-FM (103.5) that the top-billing radio station in the United States "WTOP is morphing into a digital media company by providing access to its audience in many different ways beyond over-the-air." Mark Fratrik, senior vice president and chief economist for BIA/Kelsey concludes, "Its approach is serving them well and its model demonstrates that as the industry continues to adopt a multi-platform approach, it will engage audiences and sustain growth."
It's Pop-Up Time!
By Al Herskovitz
H&H Communications
BRADENTON, FL — There is a remarkable, growing retail phenomenon occurring around the country this time of year that is directly attributable to the current national economic downturn. And it is a unique opportunity for sales reps.
These are retail outlets that suddenly appear in vacant spots in shopping centers and malls and stay just for the holiday season and then close. The phenomenon even has gotten a name. They are called "Pop-Ups."
As you probably have noticed in your very own community, there are numerous barren locations which give the centers a certain forlorn appearance. Therefore, shopping center operators are delighted to have them filled even though the leases are short-term. They provide a more festive and better look and at least generate some income. They also are a lure for shoppers to frequent the regular space occupiers as well.
Radio Sales Lead: ObamaCare
By Holland Cooke
Radio Consultant
BLOCK ISLAND, RI – While conservative radio talkers cheered on Ted Cruz' Senate marathon, and other repeal-ObamaCare efforts, there's a different conversation underway in the station manager's office. Some 500 broadcasters recently sold out a Radio Advertising Bureau webinar on harvesting Affordable Care Act-related advertising.
I just watched the (archived) webinar, and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND it. Here's the link, and it'll be $49 well-invested: http://www.rab.com/webcasts/wod.cfm
Veteran broadcaster Dave Burke spent the last year immersed in studying ObamaCare's impact on various stakeholders, and draws a road map to what shapes up as a major, long-term advertising revenue stream.
Why Some of Radio's Best Advertisers Are the Most Difficult to Find for Consumers – and How to Fix It.
By Chris Pendl
Bonneville Seattle
Creative Director
SEATTLE – One of the things that make radio an effective advertising tool is that it's often the last message a consumer hears before making a purchase. This point-of-sale proximity drives results for advertisers and keeps radio as part of their marketing mix. With smartphone ownership now 56 percent among American adults, searching on smartphones is increasingly becoming a part of the consumer's journey before making a purchase. A recent local search study, revealed there's an 87 percent increase in local searches via mobile apps. It is in this mobile space where some of radio's best advertisers, local and regional businesses, have poor visibility and are often non-existent.
Local search is a bit different than searching on your computer. Without going into the super-technical details (you can read more at the MOZ blog), know that even when a local business shows up on a desktop search – there's no guarantee the same will happen on a mobile phone.
Let's dive into some real-world examples.
Auction an Alternative to Unsold Inventory
Mike Kinosian
Managing Editor
LOS ANGELES — Airline executives are adamant that all seats on all flights are sold, albeit by fluctuating fares.
Likewise, hotel owner/operators strive for as few vacancies as possible.
The same sentiment obviously applies in radio, as managers cringe at the notion of any unsold inventory.
Finding Radio Advertising Solutions
Mike Kinosian
Managing Editor
LOS ANGELES — Use the word "creative" in a radio context and the first thing generally summoned up is a programmer spinning a different take on a music format, or as an application to that extremely rare, exceptional on-air personality who is capable of generating substantial buzz.
Infrequently though is it linked in a word-association game to commercials, which is not only distressing, but highly unfortunate since creative commercial content can be a strong attribute.


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Sonu Nigam in Johnny Aala Re
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Sonu is the best i never seen him like this.. he should become comedian now :)
best comedy by Sonu Nigam
Teacher Pant Prank
this is realy funny … try this to your teacher and u will get kicked out from school :D
hahaha Nice one
Girl swallows 3 balloon
This girl is swallows balloon like noodle :D
Try My Bed
Do you want to try this bed :D
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Cat Flushing the toilet
The Cat is having fun.
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International News Archive - August 04, 2005
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An international organization representing police chiefs has broadened its policy for the use of deadly force by telling officers to shoot suspected suicide bombers in the head, The Washington Post reported on Thursday.
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan rebutted on Thursday Indian allegations that Islamist guerrillas were congregating in training camps close to a ceasefire line dividing the disputed territory of Kashmir.
By Lindsay Beck LHASA, China (Reuters) - The renovation of the Potala palace, once the administrative heart of Tibet, is nearly complete but the imposing red and white monument stands empty of its most important occupant.
KHARTOUM (Reuters) - At least 130 people have been killed and around 350 injured in Sudan after three days of violence following the death of former rebel leader and First Vice President John Garang, the Sudanese Red Crescent (SRC) said on Thursday.
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Fall is officially here therefore the leaves will begin to fall very soon. One way to put those leaves to a good use is by composting.
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9. SMU The turnaround in Dallas has officially begun. And it's taking June Jones shorter than anyone expected. After shocking Tulsa on the road, 27-13, for a genuine breakthrough victory, the Mustangs are sitting at .500, with a legitimate shot of earning a bowl berth for the first time in a quarter-century. Just think of where this program might be had it not dropped heartbreakers in overtime to Washington State and Navy.
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7. Duke Head Coach David Cutcliffe Can someone kindly refresh our memories why this guy got run out of Ole Miss a few years back? Boy, he can coach, as this brief stint in Durham is proving. There are just two remaining ACC teams with less than two conference losses. The Blue Devils, remarkably, are one of them. Winners of three straight league games for the first time in two decades, Duke is a win away from its first bowl appearance since 1994.
6. Cincinnati QB Zach Collaros Paging Earl Morrall. Okay, so Tony Pike isn't quite Johnny Unitas, but he was off to an All-American-type campaign before injuring his wrist. Collaros has been a super sub in the two-plus games since, rushing for 132 yards and two scores in the win over South Florida and throwing seven touchdowns without a pick in the last two routs. Pike is a senior, so this experience for Collaros is going to benefit Cincinnati in 2010 and beyond.
5. The Tennessee D The Volunteers entered Saturday night's game with South Carolina having gone 133 minutes without allowing an offensive touchdown. Now, the Gamecocks did finally hit paydirt in the third quarter, but it was too little, too late in a 31-13 rout. Tennessee collected four key turnovers, pressured Stephen Garcia all night, and held USC to just 4-of-15 on third down attempts.
4. The Penn State D Sure, Daryll Clark has played well, but it's the Lion defense that's fueled five consecutive wins since the tough loss to Iowa. After keeping Northwestern in check, Penn State now leads the nation in scoring defense and is in the top 6 in run defense and pass efficiency defense. When healthy, this front seven, which includes DE Jack Crawford, DT Jared Odrick, and linebackers Josh Hull, Sean Lee, and Navorro Bowman, is among the best in America.
3. Houston QB Case Keenum You know that when Keenum sets personal marks for passing something special took place. This past weekend, for instance, the junior threw for a career-best 559 yards and five touchdowns in the Cougars' 50-43 win over Southern Miss. In a year when no one seems to be taking command of the big individual awards, is the nation's total offense leader poised to channel former Houston hurlers Andre Ware and David Klingler?
2. Texas Third-Down Defense Really, the 'Horns have been fantastic on every down this season, but especially on third downs. Texas maintained its national lead in the category in Stillwater Saturday night, vexing Zac Robinson and forcing him into four costly interceptions. Two of those picks were taken backs for six, a common trend that's developed this fall in Austin. The combination of the pressure being brought up front and the coverage in the secondary has opponents converting just 23% of the time on third downs.
1. Oregon As in-season turnarounds go, the one being authored in Eugene could go down as one of the best ever. Bumped completely out of the Top 25 after an opening night loss at Boise State, the Ducks have gained an epic head of steam, winning seven-in-a-row, capped by Saturday's 47-20 demolition of USC. Oregon defrocked the Trojans for more than 600 yards of total offense, and the 47 points were the most allowed by a Pete Carroll-coached team. Sequels are typically frowned upon, but you think the Ducks would like another crack at the Broncos?
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This was announced by actor Kalpana, who is a judging committee member for selecting the award winners.
The winners are Sarath Kumar and Manoj K. Jayan (best actor - male) and Padmapriya and Archana Kavi (best actor - female). Innocent, Kaviyur Ponnamma and Rehman have been chosen for special awards. Gokulam Gopalan is the best producer. M.G. Sreekumar is the best singer (male) and Gayatri the best singer (female).
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Belgrade, Maine
|Belgrade, Maine
The Belgrade Hotel, c. 1920
|Motto: "A Bedroom Community"
Location in Kennebec County and the state of Maine.
|Coordinates: 44°29′35″N 69°50′1″W / 44.49306°N 69.83361°W
|United States
|• Total
|57.93 sq mi (150.04 km2)
|• Land
|43.24 sq mi (111.99 km2)
|• Water
|14.69 sq mi (38.05 km2)
|249 ft (76 m)
|Population (2010)[2]
|• Total
|• Estimate (2012[3])
|• Density
|73.8/sq mi (28.5/km2)
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|Eastern (EST) (UTC-5)
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Belgrade is a town in Kennebec County, Maine, United States. The population was 3,189 at the 2010 census. Belgrade's population, however, approximately doubles during the summer months as part-year residents return to seasonal camps located on the shores of Great Pond, Long Pond and Messalonskee Lake. Belgrade includes the villages of North Belgrade, Belgrade Depot and Belgrade Lakes (or The Village). Belgrade is included in the Augusta, Maine micropolitan New England City and Town Area.
The land was originally owned by the Plymouth Company, from which inhabitants obtained their titles. Called Washington Plantation, it was first settled in 1774 by Philip Snow from New Hampshire. On February 3, 1796, it was incorporated as Belgrade, named after Belgrade, Serbia. The surface of the town is uneven, much of it covered by water in the form of a connected chain of lakes. The largest lake is Great Pond, which dominates the town. Agriculture became the chief occupation of the inhabitants, with potatoes the principal crop.[4]
Outlets of the ponds provided water power for mills. In 1859, there was a shovel factory and spool factory, as well as several sawmills and gristmills. By 1886, there were also factories that made rakes, shingles, excelsior, scythes and boxes. With the arrival of the railroad, Belgrade developed into a tourist resort of fishing, boating and lakeside cottages.[5] The Belgrade Hotel, designed by noted Portland architect John Calvin Stevens, was built at Belgrade Lakes. The town was an annual summertime destination for the writers E.B. White and Ernest Thompson. The latter's sojourns at Great Pond inspired his 1979 play On Golden Pond, which was made into the Academy Award–winning 1981 movie, On Golden Pond.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 57.93 square miles (150.04 km2), of which, 43.24 square miles (111.99 km2) of it is land and 14.69 square miles (38.05 km2) is water.[1] Belgrade is drained by the Belgrade Stream.
The town is crossed by 11, 27, 135 and 225. It borders the towns of Smithfield to the northeast, Oakland and Sidney to the east, Manchester and Readfield to the south, Mount Vernon to the southwest, and Rome to the northwest.
2010 census[edit]
As of the census[2] of 2010, there were 3,189 people, 1,265 households, and 935 families residing in the town. The population density was 73.8 inhabitants per square mile (28.5/km2). There were 2,198 housing units at an average density of 50.8 per square mile (19.6/km2). The racial makeup of the town was 98.3% White, 0.2% African American, 0.1% Native American, 0.1% Asian, and 1.3% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.5% of the population.
There were 1,265 households of which 33.4% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 60.8% were married couples living together, 9.0% had a female householder with no husband present, 4.1% had a male householder with no wife present, and 26.1% were non-families. 19.6% of all households were made up of individuals and 9.1% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.51 and the average family size was 2.85.
The median age in the town was 43.8 years. 22.7% of residents were under the age of 18; 6% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 23.2% were from 25 to 44; 33.5% were from 45 to 64; and 14.6% were 65 years of age or older. The gender makeup of the town was 49.5% male and 50.5% female.
2000 census[edit]
As of the census[6] of 2000, there were 2,978 people, 1,178 households, and 876 families residing in the town. The population density was 68.9 people per square mile (26.6/km²). There were 2,007 housing units at an average density of 46.4 per square mile (17.9/km²). The racial makeup of the town was 98.69% White, 0.10% African American, 0.10% Native American, 0.20% Asian, 0.13% Pacific Islander, 0.03% from other races, and 0.74% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.47% of the population.
There were 1,178 households out of which 34.8% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 62.7% were married couples living together, 8.2% had a female householder with no husband present, and 25.6% were non-families. 18.9% of all households were made up of individuals and 6.5% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.52 and the average family size was 2.89.
In the town the population was spread out with 25.3% under the age of 18, 5.7% from 18 to 24, 30.0% from 25 to 44, 27.5% from 45 to 64, and 11.5% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 40 years. For every 100 females there were 93.0 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 91.6 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $39,053, and the median income for a family was $42,321. Males had a median income of $32,226 versus $24,962 for females. The per capita income for the town was $20,407. About 8.4% of families and 9.6% of the population were below the poverty line, including 11.3% of those under age 18 and 9.8% of those age 65 or over.
Belgrade is largely a commuter town, but there is also a lumber factory owned by Hammond Lumber which provides around 80 jobs. Tukey Brothers Lumber Company is also a major regional player in the timber industry.
Notable people[edit]
- Joseph Force Crater, New York judge how disappeared under suspicious circumstances, had a summer cabin in Belgrade
- Anson P. Morrill, Congressman, 24th governor of Maine
- Lot M. Morrill, U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, U.S. senator, 28th governor of Maine
- Olin Sewall Pettingill Jr, naturalist, author and filmmaker
- John Franklin Spalding, Episcopal Bishop of Colorado
- Greenleaf T. Stevens, military officer
- ^ a b "US Gazetteer files 2010". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2012-12-16.
- ^ a b "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2012-12-16.
- ^ "Population Estimates". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ Coolidge, Austin J.; John B. Mansfield (1859). A History and Description of New England. Boston, Massachusetts. p. 52.
- ^ Varney, George J. (1886), Gazetteer of the state of Maine. Belgrade, Boston: Russell
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
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Is there any developer buzz term more meaningless these days than "open-world gameplay"? Let's face it, it's kind of been done to death at this point, so you have to look on with a bit of skepticism when a developer touts the concept as the next big thing for its franchise. It's understandable, then, if Burnout Paradise's concept freaks you out a little bit. Burnout has, by tradition, been a fairly structured arcade racing game up to this point, and one would have to wonder exactly how well an open environment would serve the series' crash-happy gameplay methodology. Evidently, the answer is quite well. Developer Criterion has invented a world wonderfully suited to Burnout's nature, a city built exclusively to cater to your destructive whims. And while a few design hitches here and there get in the way now and again, by and large Burnout Paradise delivers an experience that is both true to the Burnout name and wonderfully fresh-feeling all at once.
It might be in an open world, but Paradise is still a Burnout game through and through.
The star of the show is Paradise City itself. Coming complete with the titular Guns 'N Roses song (because Burnout: Night Train or Burnout: Mr. Brownstone probably wouldn't have been as catchy), Paradise City is, at first blush, a pretty standard racing game city, complete with all the usual landmark locations and boring background traffic. But it quickly becomes evident that Paradise City is meant for a greater purpose than just being a simple city to race around in. In effect, the city is a blank slate, a pristine canvas on which to paint your own obliterative masterpiece. The simple act of driving aimlessly around the city constantly presents new roads, shortcuts, and destructible objects for you to experience and, often, destroy. Nearly every intersection of road hosts a new event of some kind, and even after you've worked your way through the game's progression of driver's licenses (the only specifically linear portion of the game design), you'll still be finding new things you didn't even know were there.
That might sound a little overwhelming, especially if you've grown accustomed to the rather specific brand of racing that Burnout has always subscribed to. And at first, it most definitely is. Though the in-game tutorials do a decent job of explaining the event types and basic mechanics, you're initially left to your own devices and only have the small minimap to guide you through the many twists and turns of the city as you race--unless of course you want to hit the pause button regularly and use the larger map, which is a bit annoying to do. Those well accustomed to Burnout's previously track-based racing model might find having to explore to find the best route to the finish a bit frightening, but the good news is that it doesn't take a great deal of time to get a feel for the city's various ins and outs.
Until that time, you will experience some trial and error (with a heavier focus on the error), but the funny thing about that is that while you may initially find yourself failing races, it's not often you have to just go back and keep doing that same race again and again. The focus of Burnout Paradise isn't on doing specific events so much as it is about doing whatever you feel like. If you fail a race, odds are that there are roughly a dozen starting points for other races near the finish line of that previous race, and unless you've done them all, you can just hit up any one of them to get another notch on your license. Toward the very end of the game, when you've bested the bulk of the game's events, you may find yourself lamenting the lack of a quick return feature to get back to a race's starting point. But for the majority of the game, it's not really an issue.
It's a strange design to get used to initially, but once you do, it becomes incredibly rewarding. You can spend hours at a time just dawdling around the city and still make forward progress within the game. Don't feel like racing? Just go break through shortcut gates or bust up billboards, which are tallied up as you break each one. Or, track down one of the cars you unlocked on the road and take it down to add it to your collection. Or, you can opt to pick a road and attempt to "own" it. There are two types of events associated with each of the major roads in the game. Time trials are as you'd expect--you simply start at one end of the road and start driving down it, attempting to get the fastest time you can. Secondly, there are showtime events, which are the game's effective replacement for the crash mode found in previous installments of the series. Whereas crash mode was sort of like a puzzle mode in the way it made you create elaborate car crashes out of painstakingly built traffic designs, showtime is the polar opposite. These are elaborate car crashes born from little more than a bunch of nearby cars and your ability to control what is, in essence, a sentient car wreck.
In a word, showtime mode is absurd. The goal is similar to crash mode in that you're aiming to create as much damage as humanly possible, with various types of cars offering up different cash bonuses that feed into your final score. All the while, you can move your busted husk of a car around by pressing the boost button, which causes you to bounce around like a rubber ball. Again, totally absurd, but also totally awesome. It might lack the puzzling nature of the crash mode, but for pure visceral thrill and laughs-a-minute wrecking, showtime mode delivers in spades. It would have been nice if Criterion had found a way to have both the crash mode and showtime mode coexisting, as neither would make a particularly good replacement for the other; but on its own, showtime is a great deal of fun.
This game contains some of the most downright erotic car crashes not featured in a J.G. Ballard novel.
A number of other elements from previous Burnouts are also missing or altered here. The lack of aftertouch (the mechanic that let you steer your wreck into opponents during races and take them out) is a real bummer, as it makes wrecking during races a pure nuisance rather than an opportunity for more destructive glee. Traffic checking is absent as well, though it isn't sorely missed. The racing artificial intelligence has seen a bit of tweaking here and there. You still get the sense of rubber banding that the series has always employed, but as the game goes on and the racers get tougher, your opponents become more aggressive and don't just tank right before the finish line. By and large, the game is actually a bit easier than the last couple of Burnout games, but the challenge toward the later stages of the game definitely ramps up significantly.
The racing itself is as exciting as it's ever been. Standard races are intense and thrilling, road rage events are full of wreckful delights, stunt runs have you jumping, barrel rolling, and flat spinning all over the place, marked man races are tense fights to the finish line as multiple enemy cars bop you around trying to wreck you beyond repair, and burning routes have you taking on challenging time trials to earn new cars. If there's any flaw to be noted with the core game design, it's maybe that there aren't enough event types. There's no shortage of events and random stuff to do, but running the same event types, and even some of the same specific events again and again, can grow a bit tiresome after a while. After each license upgrade, all the events you've raced (except for burning routes) reset, so you end up doing a lot of them over and over again. This wouldn't even be an issue if there were a greater variety of event types, but as it stands, there are only those few, and you may wear out on doing races and marked man events again and again.
If you do get a bit bored with the single-player action, you can always hop online and race against others. Doing so is quite seamless. Simply press right on the D pad to bring up the online menu, and then decide if you want to join up with other existing games or create your own. Online in Burnout Paradise is quite a different animal than that of previous Burnout games. You don't just hop into a lobby menu and pick races to engage in. Instead, the city itself is the lobby, and while the host decides what he wants to unleash upon you, you can just mess around and do whatever you like.
When hosting, you have the ability to both race and take on challenges. Races are of your own design, with you setting the beginning and ending points anywhere in the city. Challenges are set, and there are literally hundreds of them. The trick is that there are a limited number of challenges depending on how many players are in a group. There are 50 challenges for two players, 50 for eight players, and 50 for each denomination in between. This means that once you've exhausted all the challenges for two players, you'll have to get three, then four, and so on and so on if you want to complete them all. That might prove unwieldy for those who don't have a lot of friends online to play the game, but at least the challenges themselves are creative and fun. The challenges range from competitive bouts of drifting, crashing, and jumping to cooperative versions of all the same stuff. It's an inventive mode to be sure and an exceptionally fun one when you've got a good crew of friends to play with.
It also bears mention that while online, you can use the PlayStation Eye or Xbox Live Vision Camera to take shots of your rivals online. When you take down a rival player that has a camera hooked up, the cam will take a mugshot of that player's reaction. It's kind of a neat feature that, unfortunately, will probably be abused by all manner of nudity over the course of the game's lifespan, but that's inevitably what happens when you let people do things with cameras.
Paradise's visual presentation is precisely the kind of top-notch work you've come to expect from the series. Once again, the game sets a standard for how a sense of speed should feel in an arcade racer. This game is lightning fast, and the frame rate in both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game holds up regardless of the chaos onscreen. The car crashes in this game are absolutely fantastic, thanks to some dynamite particle effects and camera work in each and every mangled wreck. Cars deform to wonderful effect, scrunching up like an accordion in head-on collisions and bending and twisting nicely in other situations. The only thing that continues to look a little weird is the total lack of drivers in all the cars around the city. It's understandable that Criterion would leave out mangled corpses or what have you for the sake of an E 10+ rating, but it still looks strange seeing all these disembodied cars driving around like a society of Turbo Teens.
It's also worth noting that Burnout Paradise is a game that commands an HD display, and not just for full graphical effect. On the standard-definition TVs we tried, we found the minimap to be borderline useless unless we squinted like crazy. On an HD set, the minimap is detailed and blown up enough to rely on, but when playing in standard definition, it simply became a hassle to use.
Showtime mode won't make you forget about crash mode, but it's a lot of goofy fun in its own right.
If you're looking for differences between the two versions, you won't find many. The PlayStation 3 version looks maybe a hair crisper than the 360 version, but that's about the only visual difference to speak of. On the flipside, the 360 version has a slight edge in that you can use custom soundtracks to drown out the miserable collection of songs EA has amassed for the game. There are a few highlights that fit well with the theme of high-energy racing, but the vast bulk of the music consists of irritating modern rock that's about as ill-fitting as humanly possible. Avril Lavigne's "Girlfriend" might, itself, be a car wreck of a song, but it doesn't fit the vibe of the game at all. Add in the collection of original Criterion-produced guitar rock tracks from previous Burnout games that sound like they were culled from Joe Satriani's nightmares, and you have a pretty unpleasant musical experience all around. The annoying radio DJ who pops up now and again to give hints, mock you obnoxiously when you fail, and make one glib comment or another about something going on in the city doesn't help matters. He's merely an annoyance that probably wouldn't even be worth mentioning save for the fact that you cannot turn him off. At least the sound effects are still top-flight in every regard. Crashes thunder, engines roar, and tires screech with terrific clarity all throughout the game. If you've got a surround-speaker setup, it's all the better.
It's entirely possible that some people might not enjoy Burnout Paradise's significant shift in direction, specifically those who simply wanted another incremental Burnout sequel. Indeed, Paradise is anything but incremental, and while it might prove a polarizing experience for some, most will likely appreciate what a radical overhaul this game really is. The open-world design isn't just a lazy gimmick--it's a wonderfully executed concept that doesn't rob the game of the series' most beloved tenet: the act of driving fast and wrecking hard. If you're one of the people who tried the Burnout Paradise demo and formed a rather negative opinion of the game, you're not alone. But if you have any affection for the series, you really owe it to yourself to give the full game a look. The demo did little to truly represent what a superbly fun racer this game can be.
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