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"We know that certain vulnerable plaques lead to sudden cardiac death, but until now, our understanding of how these plaques progress has been extremely limited," said Dr. Stone, who is also immediate past chairman of the Cardiovascular Research Foundation, New York, and principal investigator of the PROSPECT study. "PROSPECT has provided fundamental insights into our understanding of atherosclerosis. Conventional wisdom has been that if we could identify vulnerable plaques, we would be able to determine who might be at risk for a serious cardiac event and treat them prophylactically."
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Alternate 'Odd Couples' take the lead in area high schools' spring shows
Castle High School takes a familiar American comedy into parallel theatrical universes with this week's alternate stagings of male and female versions of Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple."
The male version most people know features Oscar, the slovenly sports writer, and Felix, the prissy neatnik who moves in with Oscar when Felix's wife asks for a divorce. Their poker pals are Murray, Speed, Roy and Vinnie, and their neighbors include a pair of fetching females, Brits Cecily and Gwendolyn Pigeon.
In the female version, Olive is the sloppy, ink-stained wretch, Florence is the Miss Priss whose marriage is falling apart, and their Trivial Pursuit night regulars are Mickey, Renee, Vera and Sylvie. Instead of English Pigeons, the neighbors are a pair of Spanish brothers — Jesus and Manolo Costazuela.
The availability of both shows allowed director Erica Antey to maximize the number of roles for men and woman, while minimizing the number of plays he had to stage, he said.
Both productions use the same set, with minor décor changes, and the dialogue in both shows "is 60 percent the same," he said. The female version must reflect a different sensibility, of course, "but luckily I have my wife to talk to about the female perspective," said the director.
The scheduling, on alternate nights, means audiences will have to choose which version to see any night. Antey hopes some will try both. "I think they will look like two different shows."
The female version opened Wednesday and will play again Saturday. The male version opens today and plays again Friday.
The shows are among the first in the 2012 spring season of area high school productions. The list this year features familiar shows like "Anything Goes," "The Music Man" "The Wizard of Oz," "West Side Story," "Annie Get Your Gun" and "Grease," as well as some new shows, including "Legally Blonde: The Musical," "Ring of Fire," "Willy Wonka," "The Wedding Singer," and a revue written by Bosse High School faculty and students.
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Vanderburgh County
Today through Saturday — Central High School presents "Anything Goes," Cole Porter's musical on an ocean liner, at 7 p.m. daily ($9 adults, $7 students, free for children 4 and younger).
March 15-18 — Harrison High School presents Elton John and Tim Rice's "Aida," a pop-rock version of the opera about forbidden love, at 7 p.m. March 15-17 and 2 p.m. March 18 ($7 adults, $5 students, free for children 4 and younger).
April 12-15 — North High School will inaugurate theater in the new school's auditorium with "The Music Man," Meredith Willson's romantic musical comedy about a film flam man tripped up by love, at 7 p.m. April 12-14 and 2 p.m. April 15 (adults $8, students $6).
April 12-15 — Mater Dei High School presents Roald Dahl's "Willy Wonka," Leslie Bricusse, Anthony Newley and Tim McDonald's musical based on Dahl's book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," at 7 p.m. April 12-14 and 2 p.m. April 15 ($15 VIP, $10 adults, $5 students, available at www.materdeitheatre.com or by calling 812-426-2258).
April 19-21 — Reitz High School presents "Legally Blonde: The Musical," Laurence O'Keefe, Nell Benjamin and Heather Hach's stage musical inspired by the movie about a sorority girl who follows her boyfriend to Harvard Law School to win him back, at 7 p.m. April 19 and 20 and 2 and 7 p.m. April 21 ($7 adult, $5 students and seniors).
April 19-22 — Memorial High School presents "Once Upon a Mattress," Mary Rodgers, Marshall Barer, Jay Thompson and Dean Fuller's romantic musical comedy based on the story of "The Princess and the Pea," at 7 p.m. April 19-21 and 2 p.m. April 22 ($8 adults, $5 students, available in advance at www.seatyourself.biz/mhstheatre).
April 27 and 28 — Bosse High School presents "A Bulldog Reverie," a revue written by students and faculty members, at 7 p.m. both days (admission free).
Warrick County
Today through Monday — Castle High School presents male and female versions of Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple," The female version, which opened Wednesday, plays again at 7 p.m. Saturday; the traditional male version will play at 7 p.m. today and Friday ($5).
Today, Friday and Sunday — Tecumseh High School presents "Murder's in the Heir," Billy St. John's murder mystery, at 7p.m.todayand 2 p.m. Sunday ($6).
April 19-22 — Boonville High School presents "The Wedding Singer" at 7 p.m. April 19-21 and 2 p.m. April 22 ($7, with group discounts available).
Posey County
Today through Saturday — Mount Vernon Senior High School Fine Arts Academy presents "Ring of Fire," Richard Maltby Jr.'s jukebox musical journey through the songs and career of Johnny Cash, at 7:30 p.m. daily ($8 adults, $5 students and senior citizens, available in advance at www.mvhsfinearts.com online or by calling 812-833-5932).
March 16-17 — New Harmony School presents "Macbeth Off-Kilter," Billy Internicola's comical remake of William Shakespeare's "Macbeth" set in a contemporary high school, at 6:30 p.m. daily ($7 adults, $5 for students and children).
April 13-15 — North Posey High School stages "The Wizard of Oz," the musical based on Frank Baum's book about Dorothy's whirlwind adventures in the Land of Oz, at 7 p.m. April 13 and 14 and 2 p.m. April 15 ($8 adults, $6 students).
Gibson County
Today through Sunday — Gibson Southern High School presents "Legally Blonde: The Musical" at 7 p.m. today through Saturday and at 3 p.m. March 11 ($9, with VIP upgrades for another $5).
April 13-15 — Princeton Community High School presents Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey's high school rock musical "Grease" at 7 p.m. April 13-14 and 2 p.m. April 15 ($5 adults, $3 students).
April 20 and 21 — Wood Memorial High School presents "Seeking Asylum," Jerry Rabushka's comedy set in a mental hospital, at 7 p.m. both days ($5 adults, $3 students).
Spencer County
Friday through March 17— Heritage Hills High School presents "Annie Get Your Gun," Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II's show-business musical about Annie Oakley and Buffalo Bill, at 6 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays and March 15 and 2 p.m. March 11 ($7 adults, $5 students and senior citizens).
March 16-18 — South Spencer High School presents "West Side Story," Arthur Laurents, Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim's urban, mid-20th century musical adaptation of William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," at 7 p.m. March 16 and 17 and 2:20 p.m. March 18 ($12 adults, $8 students).
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San Mig Coffee Mixers capture PH Cup crown
Tim Cone notches historic 16th
MANILA, Philippines — Playing bit roles in the past, Mark Barroca came out huge in the biggest game of his life thus far.
The tireless point guard produced sterling results Wednesday night as the San Mig Coffee Mixers seized the PLDT MyDSL PBA Philippine Cup crown in dramatic fashion, 93-87, over the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters at Smart Araneta Coliseum.
Barroca fired 14 points in the fourth, including eight straight in the closing minutes that finished off the Elasto Painters and the best-of-seven series in six games.
The title also gave Tim Cone a historic 16th PBA crown, making him the winningest coach in league history after breaking his tie with the legendary Baby Dalupan.
Dalupan legacy
"No one will ever equal Baby as the greatest coach that ever coached in this league," said Cone after the franchise captured its sixth all-Filipino crown, the most in league history
"I'm just thrilled to be part of his (Dalupan) legacy," added Cone. Barroca, on the other hand, narrowly won the PBA Press Corps Papa John's Finals MVP over Marc Pingris and Joe Devance.
"I don't think there's a better two-way guard out there (than Mark). He's as tough as nails," said Cone The title-clincher was marred by a near walkout early in the second period by the Elasto Painters.
Coach Yeng Guiao herded his team to the locker room a minute into the second period after a foul on JR Quiñahan, drawing jeers from the massive coliseum.
PBA commissioner Chito Salud and league executive Willie Marcial followed the Elasto Painters in the dugout, had a brief talk with team owner Raymund Yu and persuaded them to return the floor.
Apparently overwhelmed by the stiff penalty, the Elasto Painters stormed back on the court after delaying the game for almost 10 minutes with the Mixers ahead, 30-17, 11:39 on the game clock.
Under league rules, the franchise would have coughed up P10 million in fines had the Elasto Painters pushed through with the walkout.
The act could cost Rain or Shine P2 million if the Commissioner's Office considers the move a partial walkout.
Boone for Beermen
Meanwhile, San Miguel Beer will bring in Joshua "Josh" Boone as import for the PBA Commissioner's Cup.
The 6-foot-9 Boone played for the New Jersey Nets for four seasons before the franchise transferred to Brooklyn.
Boone was picked 23rd overall by the Nets in the first round of the 2006 NBA Draft.
The scores:
SAN MIG COFFEE 93—Barroca 24, Sangalang 15, Devance 12, Pingris 12, Yap 10, Simon 9, Reavis 5, Mallari 4, Melton 2.
RAIN OR SHINE 87—Lee 23, Belga 21, Cruz 11, Chan 7, Quiñahan 6, Rodriguez 6, Araña 5, Tiu 3, Ibañes 3, Norwood 2, Almazan 0, Tang 0.
Quarters: 30-17, 49-43, 66-67, 93-87
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Hilary Duff gets sassy in her "All About You" video, Queens Of The Stone Age are planning to reunite, Rod Stewart gets sued and more on First Dibs.
Hilary Duff gets sassy in her "All About You" video, Queens Of The Stone Age are planning to reunite, Rod Stewart gets sued and more on First Dibs.
Chris Brown's new album has a strong chart showing but not strong enough for #1, Queens Of The Stone Age singer Josh Homme talks about his kids crappy taste in music, Kendrick busts a freestyle and more in your Last Lap of daily news. Read more…
Everyone knows that having sex for the first time is pretty much the most important moment of your life. Hahaha, jkkk y'all. It's usually pretty awkward and hilarious and (occasionally) humiliating. Or so we've heard. But that hasn't stopped it the being romanticized in tons of classic songs over the years! Usually in a way that thoroughly creeps us out…From Rod Stewart to AC/DC, Lyfe Jennings and the great Vanessa Carlton, you'll never forget THESE musical first times.
Guys date outside their league all the time, and our girlfriend would totally agree (rimshot). Perhaps this is simply because women are, generally speaking, much more emotionally intelligent dudes, and less apt to base a romantic partnership around something as superficial as looks. Ladies are drawn to more important qualities like inner beauty of the soul…but in some cases, being an internationally renowned rock star helps a bit, too!
The 2013 Video Music Awards are set to air this Sunday, August 25, at 9PM/8C. In chorus with this program, you'll no doubt be hearing a smattering of chatter on social media about how MTV doesn't play music videos anymore, which isn't actually true but does lend itself to lots of reminiscing about "the good ole days." Speaking of which, do YOU know what videos aired during MTV's very first day of programming way back on August 1, 1981? Of course, every trivia nut worth their salt knows that "Video Killed The Radio Star" was the first video ever played on the then-fledgling network, but we're guessing you probably don't know what came after that (or after that, and so on and so on).
The 2012 Summer Olympics officially kicked off with an opening ceremony conceived by the Academy Award winning British film director Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire,
Trainspotting, 28 Days Later). One of the sections of tonight's broadcast bore the unusual name Frankie And June Say Thanks Tim, a love story that contained what NBC's Matt Lauer described as "a tribute to the best British musical acts of the last 40 years." Well, although Boyle and his musical supervisors managed to include a decent selection of bands that could be considered canon-worthy, we'd like to call your attention to this (quite undefinitive!) list of 29 highly respected bands that got royally snubbed (in alpha order*):
Black Sabbath
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Elton John (!!!)
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Good news about Fleetwood Mac after the tragic suicide of former band member Bob Welch last month. During an appearance on CBS This Morning, Stevie Nicks said it's in the plan for the group to reunite for an album and tour in 2013. Nothing is set in stone as of yet, but the possibility sounds promising. Last year Lindsey Buckingham did and interview with Rolling Stone and said, "Nothing is on the books right now. With Fleetwood Mac, there's a lot of landmines out there politically and it's hard to get everybody on the same page at the same time–but I think this might be one of those years where everyone will want to do the same thing." Yesterday when Nicks was asked if everyone was on board she gave a definite, "Oh, yeah." Read more…
What started out as a SUPER promising Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Class of 2012 induction ceremony is turning out to be littered with disappointment. First off, Hall organizers announced that this year's ceremony would take place on the same weekend as Coachella, forcing many people to make a difficult decision as to which event they would ultimately attend. Next, the Beastie Boys announced that they would not be performing at the ceremony this year as Adam "MCA" Yauch continues to recover from cancer (but they WILL be attending). Then, Axl Rose dropped a bombshell on Tuesday night when he penned an open letter to the Hall wherein he refused to be inducted alongside his former GNR bandmates (a decision that That Metal Show host Eddie Trunk applauded). Now, in a late breaking story, it appears that the eternally spiky-haired rocker Rod Stewart will be skipping out on the ceremony, too!
You see, Rod "The Bod" was supposed to join a reunion of the seminal sixties Brit rockers Faces, a band that also includes guitarist Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stones), drummer Kenney Jones, and keyboardist Ian McLagan. However, at a press conference in Cleveland earlier today, Wood announced that "Unfortunately Rod is complaining of a sore throat," and told a group of reporters that Stewart will not be attending the ceremony this weekend. Fortunately for fans of Faces, they have a backup: Mick Hucknall, the lead singer from Simply Red, will be taking Rod's place. Now that we think of it, Slash, Duff and the rest of the guys in Guns N' Roses might want to ask Mick if he knows any GNR tunes, too…
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For better or worse, this game will be played in the now. Wade has gone from hypothetical to tangible to unstoppable to unreliable an issue not of character but of joints and Shaq is too big to fit in any uterus anywhere in the animal kingdom. Alcindor is known as Abdul-Jabbar and is probably on a no-fly list despite having behaved himself admirably during his brief role on Airplane! And these days, Michael Redd leads the Bucks in scoring. Hes no Big O, but then, if he were, hed be nearly 70. See young men in their prime at the American Airlines Arena at 7:30 p.m.
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The UK's Ministry of Defence (MoD) and BAE Systems this week announced details of last year's first test flight of the Taranis unmanned combat demonstrator aircraft, which BAE bills as the "most advanced aircraft ever built by British engineers." The 15-minute test flight took place at an undisclosed location outside of the UK on August 10, 2013 as part of a project to show the UK's ability to create a unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) capable of surveillance, targeting, intelligence gathering, deterrence, and strikes in hostile territory. Read More
Microsoft's Kinect sensor has provided the basis for a system now monitoring the demilitarized zone (DMZ) separating North and South Korea, local news outlet Hankooki reports. Read More
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In another step forward for laser weapons that brings to mind the Death Star's superlaser, Lockheed Martin has demonstrated a 30-kilowatt fiber laser produced by combining many lasers into a single beam of light. According to the company, this is the highest power laser yet that was still able to maintain beam quality and electrical efficiency, paving the way for a laser weapon system suitable, if not for a Death Star, for a wide range of air, land and sea military platforms. Read More
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Boot insoles can turn a pair of really uncomfortable brogues into podiatric clouds that can take a long hike and remove the foot ache. Now, Lemur Studio Design based in Bogota, Colombia, has come up with a concept for insoles that won't just save your instep, but could save your life. A submission to the World Design Impact Prize 2013-2014 competition, SaveOneLife is a wearable mine detector that fits in a shoe and warns the wearer if and where a potentially deadly landmine might lurk nearby. Read More
When someone mentions flying cars it conjures up images of a sporty little number that takes to the air like something out of the Jetsons. But what about one that's a cross between a 4x4, an octocopter, and a Blackhawk helicopter? That's what Advanced Tactics of El Segundo, California is seeing with its ambitions to produce a roadable VTOL aircraft capable of unmanned autonomous operations as a more flexible way to recover casualties, move supplies, and support special forces. Read More
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Last month, the US Pentagon pulled out its crystal ball and released a report that presents a blueprint of what it sees as the future of military robots over the next quarter of a century. It projects likely developments in new unmanned technologies against a background of shrinking budgets and shifting strategic policies, and how the dramatic development and expansion of military unmanned systems requires large-scale consolidation and development to exploit the technology's full potential. Read More
As part of an update to Parliament on the progress of the Trident replacement program, Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD) has released a concept image of the Royal Navy's next ballistic nuclear missile submarine. This coincides with the awarding of two contracts to BAE Systems Maritime-Submarines for £47 million (US$76 million) and £32 million (US$60 million) to begin preliminary design work on the nuclear-powered submarines, currently called the Successor class, which are intended to replace the Navy's aging fleet of of Vanguard-class boats by 2028. Read More
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High energy laser weapons are a hot area of research with companies including Lockheed Martin, Rheinmetall and Northrop Grumman all developing systems. Boeing is also in the mix with its High Energy Laser Mobile Demonstrator (HEL MD), which is being put through its paces by the US Army. Between November 18 and December 10, the HEL MD successfully took out mortar rounds and UAVs in flight, marking a first for the vehicle-mounted system. Read More
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Public Health Department officials have removed or destroyed nearly 12 tonnes of worn-out tyres from rural areas of Coimbatore district such as Mettupalayam and Annur in the last one month alone as part of dengue-control measures.
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Measures to prevent dengue have been stepped up across Tamil Nadu after the disease claimed the life of a 14-year-old girl in Madurai on Tuesday. Health Department sources told The Hindu here on Thursday that such measures were taken up on a 'war-footing' now before the onset of the northeast monsoon in October.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. It's never good news for an NFL player when he suffers a season-ending injury. But in the case of Packers offensive tackle Bryan Bulaga, the silver lining is that it wasn't nearly as bad as it could have been. Bulaga injured his hip in Week 9 and was placed on injured reserve soon after. There was some question, though, over the type of hip injury Bulaga sustained. A dislocated hip has proven to be a career-ender, most notably in the case of Bo Jackson. That was even what Bulaga's mother feared had happened to her son. "I think whenever you hear the hip injury, everybody just points to the Bo Jackson injury, which I heard multiple times, even from people back home," Bulaga said while cleaning out his locker at season's end. "I think my mom asked me three or four times, 'Did you dislocate your hip?' because that's what the media was projecting that I did. "I was a little bit worried before I actually got the results back. I saw the specialist and he settled me dow...
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Corraile | Reborn (AIN)
Started by kccl35 , Jun 16, 2011 - 05:39 AM
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Posted 16 June 2011 - 05:39 AM
Corraile has been recreated, reintroduced and is a proud member of the Alliance of Independent Nations!
I've been planning to do a plot-based CJ, but I have no idea how I should run it. Suggestions are welcome! Before I begin on that, I shall be doing an introduction to the background of Corraile.
Corraile ranges from the urbanised city centres
To the rustic and simple rural life in the countrysides
And contains a good amount of suburbia too!
Posted 16 June 2011 - 06:15 AM
Great start Kccl35.
Your mosaïc is really nice and your countryside too.
I'm impatient to see more pics.
Your mosaïc is really nice and your countryside too.
I'm impatient to see more pics.
Edited by vivydu29, 17 June 2011 - 05:26 AM.
Posted 16 June 2011 - 11:35 AM
You've picked out some of your best pictures, but I know there's even more to come. I look forward to seeing Corraile continue to grow here on Simtropolis!
United Kingdom of Cattala - Where Imperialism meets the Mediterranean.
See it now, here on Simtropolis, at the AIN, and here in the forums.
See it now, here on Simtropolis, at the AIN, and here in the forums.
Posted 16 June 2011 - 11:51 AM
I'll pay an special attention this time! The second shot is truly impressive!
Posted 16 June 2011 - 11:55 AM
Nice work Kevin! This is what I call improvement!
Posted 16 June 2011 - 12:00 PM
Amazing work, now that your here it a real party
Posted 16 June 2011 - 12:05 PM
Glad to see Corraille is back! I really liked the old one, too.
Posted 19 June 2011 - 12:34 AM
Vivydu29 - Thanks! Stay tuned for more then
Thomaskrules - Thanks, Thomas
TekindusT - Thanks so much!
Evillions - Yep, I agree
Mastof - Heheh, party?
The00guvna - Thanks!
Whew, what a long flight. Crossing the pacific was so boring, even with all the in-flight entertainment onboard. But I'm here, after a long, 16-hour flight from Sydney, to begin a new life, and a new job, in Corraile.
Immigration took a while... The queues were horrendous. Jumbo jet after jumbo jet came from everywhere, from Timbuktu to London, and the passengers were spilling over everywhere. Took about 2 hours to get my passport stamped, my bag retrieved and to get a taxi.
I was headed for the downtown offices of Glaxtonbury Enterprises, which I was working for in Sydney before I was transferred to Centreburg. They had their offices in some 75 storey tower by the Bay of Centreburg in the downtown area. Going there would take a while, even on the highway, which was surprisingly empty today.
The tall towers I saw along the way signified the entry to the downtown area. It was the famous "wall of skyscrapers" that greeted every new entrant to the downtown area. The entire row was packed full of skyscrapers, and immediately behind it was Downtown park.
By the time I got to the offices, the sun had already begun to set (and it was only 5:45pm!). The taxi let me off at the lobby of the Savier Building, that tower of the left with the humongous arrow-shaped thingy on the top. I went in to meet the head of operations in North America to report that I had arrived in one piece and to receive my expatriate's allowances.
Posted 19 June 2011 - 05:08 AM
Those are some very pretty pictures. I'll try to remember to keep up with you. As for how to start a plot-based cj? I say the best thing to do is to have a plot and enough story prepared to last you more than a few updates. It's very disappointing to get into a story only to have it fizzle just as it starts. Now, as for how to get people to actually read it? I have no idea;)!
-Your Friendly Neighborhood Spidey
PS that's not my EA Origin name up there!
Posted 19 June 2011 - 06:13 AM
I think you've found exactly the exact Text/Pics ratio to make me (and the rest of viewers) to keep their attention during the entire update; keep it like this!
As for the pics, I hadn't seen a MHW interchange in a long time, and this one is the most espectacular one! Very nice downtown, too!
As for the pics, I hadn't seen a MHW interchange in a long time, and this one is the most espectacular one! Very nice downtown, too!
Posted 19 June 2011 - 01:36 PM
This is certainly a CJ to follow, you deserve more comments/views as I can see you have put a lot of work into this.
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Posted 19 June 2011 - 02:33 PM
Is the plane on the runway a replacement for the maxis ones or a prop? Anyways, very nice downtown there!
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Posted 20 June 2011 - 10:37 AM
Lovely, I love the look of your pictures. Keep pressing on.
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Posted 23 June 2011 - 12:52 PM
Very nice downtown area! I like the plot too!
Posted 24 June 2011 - 05:15 AM
WOW grate, how do you get the "Sharpness" of your pics
Posted 25 June 2011 - 03:32 AM
NMUSpidey - Thanks for everything! I've got the next five or so updates covered, so don't worry
TekindusT - Thanks
Bipin - It took a while to build all of this... Thanks
nathanthemayor - It's a prop. The file is SCAG's, probably on the STEX or LEX somewhere...
Aaron Graham - Thanks
the00guvna - Thanks too
mrdazza_460 - Thanks The pictures are originally 1024x768 and since the size has been reduced, the sharpness has been increased
The meeting took hours, and I was finally let off from the building around 8:30. By that time, the sky had turned dark, and the skyline instantly transformed into one of the most beautiful things I had ever seen. All the lights on the tower, the sound of the sea pounding the sea wall and the deck had me mesmerised. And even though I was suffering from jet lag, I decided to walk around the area to capture all the beautiful scenery around me.
Nevertheless, I had to check into the hotel by 10. Had a really good sleep in the hotel, and I almost forgot to wake up to go to the office again. It would only be a couple more days before I could sleep in my own home. Well, at least a rented home.
This was the first day I had ever commuted in Centreburg. Before leaving the hotel, I had to find out how to go back to the Savier Building, and I wanted to take the public transport to work to experience first hand life in Corraile. Lucky for me, there was a direct bus there. On the way, I had to pass by the Parliament Building near downtown.
...and the large indoor hall in town. I could't remember the name though, although I could see that it was also a concert venue.
Posted 01 July 2011 - 07:11 AM
Stunning update!
Posted 01 July 2011 - 07:22 AM
Very pretty new update. That's one lucky guy to get transferred there!
-Your Friendly Neighborhood Spidey
PS that's not my EA Origin name up there!
Posted 01 July 2011 - 07:28 AM
Posted 01 July 2011 - 07:54 AM
Brilliant mosaic and great job overall! It is incredible to see how the Madison Square Arena building fits fine in almost all big cities I've in the CJ section/forum.
Posted 02 July 2011 - 03:20 AM
Benedict - Thanks You're doing a great job with your top 10
NMUSpidey - Thanks as well!
zahrul3 - Haha Thanks
TekindusT - Thanks The Madison Square garden building is a nice building on its own, let alone a downtown!
Knocking off time! Just before I left the office, I received a set of keys, which would be the for the house I was to live in. It was in the neighbouring area of South Rhodes, and apparently it was already furnished, decked out and ready for me to live in. I set off for a new home.
The fastest way was to take the commuter rail, the MetroRail, from the Bradley Jonson Terminus to the north of the downtown district. To get there, I had to walk past the Downtown Park, smack in the middle of the city. It had a really nice lake.
Not before long, I reached the Wall, and eventually, the terminus. I almost couldn't resist the urge to stay in the park for a little while longer. The lake, the birds, the sounds of nature and kids running around almost coerced me to stay in the park and wait a while more.
A mere 15 minute ride by train was all I needed to reach the station in South Rhodes, where I alighted and had a brief look at the map, so that I would know where to go and how to get to my house. Even though there was a taxi stand where I could just hail a cab and take a ride home, I decided to explore the place by foot and walk home.
There it was, No. 29 Westchester Boulevard. The simple 2-storey house was flanked with large trees at the back and by the side, and the street it lay on also had plenty of mature pines, okas and conifers. This was it. I was home.
Posted 02 July 2011 - 05:16 AM
Splendid suburbs, you've made a district that I think that all we're here we'd like to live in! Keep it up!
Posted 02 July 2011 - 05:23 AM
Wowowowow !!!
Those suburbs are stunning, and the downtown and park is great
Those suburbs are stunning, and the downtown and park is great
It's a weird city because the uglier the weather, the more beautiful the city. And the uglier the buildings, the more coherent the city.
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Superb, I love your suburb
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Hmm. I really like the update, but I don't remember seeing it before. Is this new?
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Posted 02 July 2011 - 10:07 AM
Wow! Everything in here is done so well!
Posted 02 July 2011 - 04:13 PM
Great looking building!
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Wow wow wow wow. I love the suburbs, downtown area and the park! It's just amazing! Great work!!
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I really like how you've been able to utilize so many different building styles and make them all act so well together. Great job!
I'm curious, is the under-highway set seen in the first mosaic available for download anywhere?
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Today was a rainy day in Centreburg. The sky was stormy and the rain kept on coming down relentlessly. Everybody ducked for cover under buildings and shelters, looking for a refuge from the cold rain.
Fortunately for me, though, I was enjoying my time in the little suburbs that surrounded the city. Being the weekend, I had a little time to myself, and took a "whistle-stop tour" on the commuter trains. Ravengrove was one of the first which interested me, and i decided to do a little shopping here.
Bayen Gulf also had a really nice shopping street. The coffee at one of their local cafes was really fantastic, and I had a good time just watching people pass by, busy with their own activities.
Not before long, i reached Maplesport. Located on the northern side of the Gulf of Centreburg, it was home to a cruise ship terminal, that was rather busy. Also, it had a beautiful waterfront, and all sorts of little kiosks and shops had sprung up along the boardwalk, selling all their little wares, as well as food and drink. By the time i was finished with the place, the sun had already begun to set, and I left for home.
By the time I left Maplesport, the lights had all come on, and the city's nightlife had begun. Reluctantly, I left for home.
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Have you ever stopped using a supplier or service provider, because one of their team was a pain in the ass, rude or incompetent? That's a rhetorical question, because we all have from time to time.
If you have ever wondered why anyone would employ someone that drives customers away, you'll find today's post useful. It could also stop someone you know from making the same mistake, because as you'll see, the business owner is often unaware that the problem exists.
The toxic head waiter
I was prompted to write this, after meeting up with an old friend yesterday. He owns a restaurant in Soho, London. He told me that he'd been forced to fire his head waiter last summer. Following the firing, takings rose significantly.
No, the head waiter hadn't been stealing from him. Instead, he was driving customers away with his attitude. He was a life-long, personal friend of the restaurant owner. However, my friend discovered that the head waiter was rude and obnoxious to customers he didn't like, and that these included some of the restaurant's best customers.
It only came to light after a former customer called the restaurant to cancel his anniversary party. My friend asked why and the customer explained that the head waiter was ruining the atmosphere, before naming half a dozen of his friends, who had also stopped using the restaurant because of the head waiter's attitude. My friend called these former customers and they all confirmed it. His losses from these corporate customers alone run into tens of thousands. He later found many more former customers had stopped eating there because of the toxic waiter.
The toxic P.A.
I saw something very similar happen first hand, with a former client's business. He hired a new P.A., who was a very good worker and extremely efficient. She massively improved my client's work flow and even freed him up to have more family time. In his eyes, she could do no wrong.
However, she was nasty to other members of his team and to some clients too. Despite regular complaints, he chose to do nothing about it. He told me that he'd assumed they were jealous of her,
Eventually, her rudeness cost him his biggest client and as this client was related to his 3rd biggest client, he lost that client too! They were responsible for around 20% of his revenue. It was only when he met with the former client to try and win them back, that he finally learned how toxic his P.A. was to his business.
It's always unintentional
No sane business owner would set out to deliberately hire someone, who was damaging their business. It's unintentional. In the examples I mentioned here and many others I am aware of, the business owner had no idea that the toxic employee was causing so much damage.
As business owners, we need to be smarter than that. We need to take time to speak with our clients or customers and ask them about the quality of the service they receive. We need to do exit interviews whenever possible, when a client switches to another provider or when a member of the team leaves.
We all know about the importance of stock taking in our business. However, we also need to ensure we take stock… and take a long look at the people and processes within our businesses.


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LAWRENCE, KS Houston Rockets first round pick Marcus Morris faces a misdemeanor battery citation stemming from an incident at a Lawrence, Kansas bar after this weekend s KU-Missouri game.
I just have to stay professional, said Morris after practice on Monday night. I was at the wrong place at the wrong time. It s still up in the air and I m just trying to get past it.
The citation stems from a 2:37 a.m. Sunday police call to a Lawrence bar.
A police spokeswoman told the Associated Press that a male employee was punched twice and that two men received citations. The official says those citations show that Marcus Morris is scheduled to appear March 20 in Lawrence Municipal Court.
I m just trying to stay focused on what is happening on the court, said Morris. I m happy to be back from the D-League and I m just ready to play.
Morris had attended the Missouri-Kansas game with his twin brother, Markieff, a former Jayhawk who now plays for the Phoenix Suns. Markieff wasn t implicated.
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DALLAS-- Former Heisman trophy winner and NFL star Tim Brown dropped a bombshell of a story Monday on Sirius Radio, but he insists he's not breaking news. Apparently Brown has felt for years that current Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Bill Callahan sabotaged Super Bowl XXXVII as head coach of the Oakland Raiders, in part because of his disdain for the organization. During a 30-minute interview with FoxSportsSouthwest.com on Tuesday, Brown provided more context as to why he believes Callahan may have undermined his team by completely scrapping his offensive game plan only 36 hours before the Super Bowl against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who were led by former Raiders coach Jon Gruden. On the surface, it seems like an absurd allegation. But then, Brown, who won a Heisman at Notre Dame before his illustrious NFL career, doesn't lack for credibility. And the other starting wide receiver on that Raiders team, Jerry Rice, told ESPN on Tuesday that he pretty much agreed with everythi...
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BROOMFIELD, Colo. - It took them more than three months, but the IceRays finally have their first three-game winning streak of the season.
Captain Justin Quenneville scored twice and goalie Kris Tebbs had another strong game as Corpus Christi edged the Rocky Mountain Rage 2-1 on Friday night at the Broomfield Event Center.
With their third straight win -- and second in a row to start a four-game road trip -- the IceRays (16-18-4, 36 points) pulled within one point of the Arizona Sundogs for the final playoff spot in the Central Hockey League's Southern Conference after Arizona lost to Colorado in overtime. The IceRays also have two games in hand on the Sundogs.
Despite being outshot, the IceRays gritted out the victory against a tough Rage squad that lost consecutive games in regulation for the first time since the first week of November.
Tebbs, who made his fifth consecutive start, finished with 34 saves. Fifteen of those stops came during a frenetic third period, when the Rage pressured the IceRays for almost the entire frame, but could not push the puck past Tebbs.
He outdueled Rage goalie Scott Reid, the former Corpus Christi netminder who made 22 saves, but has lost both starts against his former club since leaving after the 2005-06 season.
The IceRays fell behind just 3:13 into the game, as Rocky Mountain took advantage of a Corpus Christi turnover inside its defensive zone.
David Morelli pounced on the giveaway and beat goalie Kris Tebbs with a slap shot from the top of the left circle.
The IceRays generated quality scoring chances during the first period and into the middle frame before finally beating Reid at 7:09 of the second.
Quenneville got to a loose puck in the slot and slipped a wrist shot past Reid for the equalizer.
Quenneville and linemates Adam Powell and Chris Richards then struck again less than six minutes later.
Richards' shot from the right circle was tipped by Quenneville in front of Reid, with the puck eluding the net minder at 13:01.
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A major overhaul of Georgia's jury system went into effect July 1 that will expand the local jury pool to include every citizen who is legally eligible.
In every county, including Columbia County, every resident who is at least 18 years old and a citizen, who votes or has a driver's license or state-issued ID card, will be eligible for jury duty under the new law.
Previously, Georgia was the only state that still required "forced balancing" of jury pools. All 159 counties used local jury commissions to ensure the pools were not skewed by gender or race.
As advance voting in the July 31 primary begins Monday, candidates undoubtedly will start ramping up their efforts to persuade voters to pick them out of the crowd.
But who wins and who loses, in some cases, will be determined by factors that have nothing to do with the candidate.
For example, the two races we're hearing most about are the sheriff's race in Richmond County, and the Republican primary for the 12th District U.S. congressional seat. Political wonks know how those races are linked, but I'd bet casual voters don't have a clue.
In all industrialized countries, residents and citizens have identification cards by law. Whether you are a language-limited or minority person, a "voter ID" card is a logical document, especially under a government that provides public services and so-called entitlements. A 10-year Census gives a democratic government a basis for a fair representation.
While the official start of summer brought with it unbearably high temperatures, the political season also is heating up in advance of the upcoming July 31 primary elections.
Elections mean campaign signs. And that often means violations of the law, in many cases by people seeking jobs writing and enforcing laws.
The Georgia Department of Transportation recently sent out an advisory warning candidates and their workers not to erect signs in rights-of-way.
More than 87,000 registered voters in Columbia County, along with all other voters in Georgia, started receiving new voter registration cards this past weekend.
After redistricting, where district lines are redrawn to reflect population changes, every voter is supposed to get a new voter registration card so you know whose districts you live in.
For a small number of Columbia County voters, however, there was a little confusion when the cards arrived because 44 registered voters who live along Columbia Road mistakenly were assigned the wrong county commission district.
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When I was 13 and growing up in Augusta, I began to experience the same symptoms of the chronic inflammatory disease that my mother was diagnosed with in her early 30s. A group of capable doctors identified the problems and developed a course of observation and treatment.
The health insurance offered by my dad's job as a hotel manager, in addition to the love and care of my wonderful parents, made it possible for me to become the reasonably healthy college student that I am today.
I appreciate Barry Paschal's comments June 27 about the prevalence of speeding on Columbia County roads.
After a near miss with a motorcycle recently at the top of the hill on Columbia Road at Old Belair Road, I would like to remind folks that visibility at that corner is limited from several directions. Without the elevation provided in pickups, vans and SUVs, there is significant risk of collision for small cars and motorcycles. Yes, the posted speed limit is 55 mph (often exceeded), but everyone is safer at less than that speed.
The broad brush of cynicism leaves political discussions painted into a corner.
Such is the case with the shocking indictment of Grovetown Mayor Pro Tem Sonny McDowell.
Let's say this up front: We are highly skeptical that McDowell knowingly would violate the law as the federal indictment alleges, with a kickback scheme involving a fingerprinting system his private company sold to an Alabama agency.
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STOCKHOLM (AP) -- Sweden's language watchdog has accused Google of trying to control the Swedish language in a dispute over the definition of the colloquial term "ungoogleable."
The Swedish version of the word -- "ogooglebar" -- made the Language Council of Sweden's 2012 list of words that aren't in the Swedish dictionary but have entered common parlance. The council defined it as something "that cannot be found on the Web with a search engine."
But Google objected, asking for changes showing the expression specifically refers to Google searches and a disclaimer saying Google is a registered trademark, the council said Tuesday.
Rather than changing the definition, the council deleted the word from the list, while stressing "our displeasure with Google's attempts to control the language."
Google refrained from commenting on the matter directly.
"While Google, like many businesses, takes routine steps to protect our trademarks, we are pleased that users connect the Google name with great search results," Google spokesman Gustaf Brusewitz said in an email.
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OLYMPIA, Wash. -- Protesters from the Westboro Baptist Church were outnumbered in Olympia Thursday morning.
The ill-famed hate group from Kansas protested Washington's gay marriage law and Referendum 74, holding offensive signs outside the state Capitol building, the Thurston County Auditor's Office and Olympia High School.
But Westboro was met by a counter protest at most every location they targeted.
While about a half-dozen Westboro picketers marched across the street from Olympia High School, a counter-protest nearing 1,000 people, including hundreds of students and staff, sang songs and made speeches in front of the school. Speeches about unity and love were broadcast over loudspeakers.
It wasn t a protest, I don t think it was a rally, just a celebration of individuality and diversity, said Nicholas Main, an Olympia high junior.
Main and a group of other student leaders helped organize the early morning event.
Along with students and school staffers, community and local church members also attended the outdoor event in the rain.
There was this overwhelming feel of love and compassion, said senior Sam Tanner.
The students said they wanted the church protesters to know the community supports the people Westboro targets, homosexuals.
Our community is really strong and everybody here respects everybody else, said junior Chantel Arebalo.
At the Thurston County Auditor's Office, one counter protester held a sign that read, Hell is gonna be fabulous.
Students were encouraged to wear school colors, to not make signs and to not engage with anyone from Westboro.
We respect our peers for who they are and not for who we wish them to be, one student told the crowd.
Several students wore shirts featuring a blue heart and the phrase OLYLove on it.
Westboro also publicized their intent on protesting at the funeral of one of the victims of last week's shootings in Seattle. The group also appeared outside the King CountyAdministration building. Counter protesters there shielded Westboro by holding up pink sheets.
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- The Thing (1982) Played by Richard Masur
... aka "John Carpenter's The Thing" - USA (complete title)
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Dr. Blair: Clark?
Clark: Yeah?
Dr. Blair: Did you notice anything strange about the dog? Anything at all?
Clark: Strange? No.
Dr. Blair: What was the dog doing in the rec room?
Clark: I don't know. It's just wondering around camp all day.
Dr. Blair: Are you sayin' to me the dog wasn't put in the kennel until last night?
Clark: Right.
Dr. Blair: How long were you alone with that dog?
Clark: I don't know. An hour... hour-and-a-half maybe. What the hell you looking at me like that for?
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