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(LINDSAY) Ian Douglas Miyamoto's defence lawyer said it was the former math teacher, in the grip of a worsening mental illness, who stopped himself from going further when he took a loaded gun to the high school in Fenelon Falls last October.
Instead, said William Thompson, Mr. Miyamoto drove to Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay to get help.
And, Mr. Thompson said, as the Crown had pointed out, no one saw him at the high school. No one saw the weapon. If he had not gone to the hospital and reported what happened (which, in turn obligates staff to call police), no one would have known.
"This is not Sandy Hook...this is not Columbine...this is not an offender who was caught...He realized he needed help and went to the hospital," Mr. Thompson said.
The Crown maintains what Mr. Miyamoto did shatter a community's perception that "it could never happen here."
Both lawyers were speaking during Mr. Miyamoto's court appearance on Tuesday (Aug. 19), where he pleaded guilty to two charges; possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose and unauthorized possession of a firearm in a motor vehicle. Numerous other charges against him were withdrawn.
The charges were laid last Oct. 31 when Mr. Miyamoto, then 50, was the main suspect in a joint investigation between Kawartha Lakes Police and OPP after they received reports that a man brought a gun onto school property.
Police say the man left without incident or entering the school and their investigation led them to Mr. Miyamoto's vehicle in the Town and Country parking lot on Angeline Street North in Lindsay later the same day. A loaded rifle and a Molotov cocktail were found inside. Mr. Miyamoto was arrested in the area.
His wife, Kathrine Poronovich, 52, was also arrested the same day after attending the police station in Lindsay and was charged with transferring a firearm without authorization, or the illegal transfer of a gun to another person. The charges against her were withdrawn on Tuesday following Mr. Miyamoto's plea.
Fenelon Falls Teacher Released On Strict Bail Conditions
Mr. Miyamoto was on strict bail conditions, living with family in Montreal and has not been permitted to be in the City of Kawartha Lakes except for court appearances. The Crown is asking for a sentence of 18 months to two years' less a day in jail, while the defence wants a conditional sentence and probation.
It was quickly apparent before Justice Morgan that the issue came down to mental illness and criminal responsibility.
The Crown argued that the community's image of safety and security had been shattered; especially in the wake of school shootings such as those in the U.S. in recent years. The Crown said guns and schools don't mix, and that the word 'lock down' sends fear through parents and students. He said the government has legislated strict penalties for gun offences, and the message needs to be sent that such offences will not be tolerated.
Former Student Vouches For Fenelon Falls Teacher Facing Charges
Forensic psychiatrist Dr. Helen Ward, clinical director at the Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre, testified as an expert witness for the defence. She said Mr. Miyamoto alleged he had been subjected to bullying and racial slurs at the school; that as his depression worsened, and the prescribed medications were not having the desired effect, suicidal and homicidal thoughts were linked. She said that is common, especially with suicidal patients.
Dr. Ward explained that aggressive medications used to treat severe depression can increase energy and agitation in a patient, but the mood is still "low" in the days while the medication takes effect.
"The agitation can cause action...it is well known to psychiatrists to be a dangerous time," she said. When Mr. Miyamoto went to hospital earlier in October after a suicide attempt, Dr. Ward said his medications were changed, which had an impact on his behaviour.
Dr. Ward said Mr. Miyamoto has a major depressive disorder that has steadily improved in the months since the incident, and there is no evidence of psychosis. She said he fully understands he must manage the illness through treatment.
But, she told the court that many patients suffering from suicidal or homicidal thoughts are afraid to seek help, because they fear they will be "locked up...and their rights will be taken away."
But, she said when Mr. Miyamoto "self reported" to Ross Memorial Hospital staff, "they did exactly what they should have" in calling police; that they had a duty to do so.
But, she said the absence of any prior criminal history and his commitment to ongoing treatment made him a low risk to re-offend.
"He sees ongoing treatment as essential to his being well," she said.
The doctor said Mr. Miyamoto has a significant support network of family and friends who want to see him recover, and that he realizes now how far along the illness had progressed when the incident happened. Dr. Hall said sending him to jail was not the answer; that it would cause him to relapse. At the school, he experienced bullying and harassment by young men, she said, and again while incarcerated at the Central East Correctional Centre.
"Any time one goes into another episode of mental illness, the chances of coming out of it are lower," she told the court.
The Crown asked Dr. Hall if it was possible Mr. Miyamoto, while hospitalized, had told his doctors what they wanted to hear and done everything required so he could be released. The Crown referred to an entry in Mr. Miyamoto's journal in which he wrote he would "have to fool the doctors" to be released, and noted Mr. Miyamoto has had "a lifelong struggle" with depression and it is not likely to go away.
He noted Mr. Miyamoto was upset at racial slurs from some students, and angry with the parents of those students, and, questioned whether stresses in the former teacher's life would cause him to react as he did during the gun incident.
"Life throws you curveballs...everyone reacts to stresses, but the reason he posed a risk is [because] he reacted to stress in a manner most people wouldn't."
The Crown also pointed out that Mr. Miyamoto had medication, treatment and a support network in place prior to the incident, yet still did something that terrified the community.
But, Dr. Hall said that his illness had reached a point that he himself did not realize how far it had progressed and the effect it had on his mind. Now, he understands what happened to him and is determined never to allow it to do so again. He is able, she said, to recognize stresses that could trigger a relapse and get help before that happens. She said he understands he can never teach again.
As for undergoing treatment to fool doctors or avoid jail, Dr. Hall said people suffering from depression "don't engage in treatment to look good."
The thrust of Mr. Thompson's argument was that Mr. Miyamoto, when his illness was at a critical level, was able to stop himself and get help before he did something far worse. He told the court his client must not be punished for a crime he did not commit. And, he said the court - as appeals courts across Canada have done - must send the message that it is of primary importance that mentally ill people who commit crimes must get treatment. He conceded that some mentally ill people must be confined to protect society.
Mr. Thompson discounted a jail sentence as a deterrent, saying the mentally ill are not deterred from crime because of the threat of jail. Punishment, he said, has no effect; they need treatment and rehabilitation. Under the law, mental illness reduces moral blameworthiness.
Justice Morgan said he must consider case law, victim impact statements and letters of support from Mr. Miyamoto's former colleagues, students and friends before sentencing, which is set for Friday, Sept. 5.
The Crown is asking for a jail term of 18 months to two years less a day and the defense is asking for a conditional sentence and probation, as Mr. Miyamoto has complied with strict bail conditions and has continued to improve with treatment.
Mr. Miyamoto told the court he is "very sorry" for his actions and the impact they had. He said he will "never let myself get into that state again." He has been living in Montreal as part of his bail conditions. Currently on a disability, he made the decision he will not teach again.
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·Dr. Bill Boehm, a 1970 graduate and president of Manufacturing for Kroger company, who is named 2006 UWRF Distinguished Alumnus. Boehm will also speak on campus as part of the Distinguished Alumni Day Feb. 16 at 10:15 a.m. in the Kinnickinnic River Theatre of the University Center.
·Dr. Nate Splett, a 1975 and 1977 graduate of UWRF, who was named 2006 UWRF Distinguished Teacher of the Year.
·Dr. Lewi May, who received recognition as 2006 National Association of College Teachers of Agriculture Teacher Fellow.
·Greg Wheelock, a 1983 graduate, and Danette Wheelock, a 1984 graduate, who have recently established department and college scholarships.
·Jeff Betley, a 1990 graduate, who was named Wisconsin's Young Farmer of the Year.
Also on the agenda for recognition will be the creation of the Agricultural Business and Marketing Society, a new student club dedicated to uniting students, educators and professionals to develop social capital, leadership skills, and technical knowledge in order to advance and celebrate agriculture, according to the organization's charter.
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SNA Server 4.0 Service Pack 2 (SP2) and Service Pack 3 (SP3) clients that are running on Microsoft Windows 2000 cannot connect to their assigned SNA resources (3270 LUs or Pools) when the resources are assigned to a workstation record by using the SNA client's MAC address.
The error that is displayed varies depending on the 3270 Emulator (or application) that is being used. The following error message is displayed when the 3270 application that is included with SNA Server is used:
NOTE: SNA Server 4.0 Service Pack 1 (SP1) and earlier do not include the feature that allows workstation records to be defined by using MAC addresses for Transfer Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) connected clients.
ERROR - There are no configured sessions for your user record.
SNA Server 4.0 SP2 and SP3 clients call the CoCreateGUID function to obtain a global unique ID (GUID) for the system. On Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, the last six bytes of the GUID contain the MAC address of the client's network adapter. CoCreateGUID changed in Windows 2000 so that it no longer returns the MAC address as part of the resulting GUID. This change results in the problem described in the "Symptoms" section.
To resolve this problem, obtain the latest service pack for SNA Server 4.0. For additional information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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This problem was first corrected in SNA Server 4.0 Service Pack 4.
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Thursday's move also marked the opening of a summer TV season in which streaming rules, and for the first time, the best place to see great TV is online. A viewer could do no traditional network or cable TV viewing this summer and still see the finest the medium has to offer.
Streaming video has been widely discussed since 2012, when Netflix announced that it was investing $100 million in the first two seasons of "House of Cards." But no one thought that Internet TV would so quickly become the main ring in which to find quality programming.
Not to overstate the case, network and cable TV will still earn 10 times what digital does this year,...Read more
"House of Cards" is holding two casting calls this week - one in Annapolis and another in White Marsh.
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Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby is either a "national black hero" with a passion for justice or a self-aggrandizing opportunist shamefully playing politics in her handling of the Freddie Gray case.
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And it has intensified to the point where media pundits are now watching and critiquing her every public move, whether standing onstage with Prince at a Baltimore concert or sitting down for an interview with the fashion and celebrity magazine Vogue.
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Starring: Saif Ali Khan, Riteish Deshmukh, Ram Kapoor, Bipasha Basu, Tamannah, and Esha Gupta
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It's a madcap comedy. Sajid Khan dedicates his film to Kishore Kumar, Peter Sellers and Jim Carrey. It's about a rich man and his buddy and an evil uncle.
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Sajid Khan is known for a certain kind of comedy. And it has always worked for him. He has his audience and he unapologetically caters to them. So while you might find the jokes corny or cheesy, the drag act a drag, and the comedy of errors a little overdone, his fans lap it up. There are many funny scenes in the film, even if it doesn't work for you in entirety, you will enjoy it in parts. The scene where Riteish and Saif are hanging in the men's room is hysterical. Riteish is on familiar ground in a comedy, while Saif returns to it after a long time. They have good chemistry without which the film would have fallen flat. Ram Kapoor's Johnny character with third stage OCD makes for many funny situations. Hate to admit it, but the OTT men-in-drag act was entertaining. Sajid even takes potshots at himself by using his last film as a form of torture in a mental asylum. Slow clap for that.
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The three times the fun in the form in the triple role for Ashok and Kumar. The actresses have nothing to do except appear in songs. The overly gay characters are offending. And I won't even mention the vertically challenged humans. The climax was written was 12-year-olds. At one point you want it to end.
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DBM allots P11.68B for gov't employees' P10,000 bonus
MANILA, Philippines — Budget Secretary Florencio B. Abad said on Monday his department has proposed to Malacañang an P11.68-billion kitty for a P10,000 productivity enhancement incentive (PEI) for national government employees.
Abad said in a statement state personnel would receive the PEI, which should be covered by an administrative order, on top of their 13th month pay and P5,000 cash gift – both of which have been set to be given out in the second half of this month.
The budget chief explained that while similar incentives have been granted in past years, Malacañang, this time around, would shoulder the full amount instead of providing only P7,000 and then requiring state agencies to provide a counterpart of P3,000 which should come from their savings.
"Under the old policy, there are agencies who cannot provide their P3,000 share in full or in part, to their employees due to insufficient savings," he said.
"To be fair to all employees, we are proposing that the full P10,000 will be given to them through the national government," he added.
Abad also said that Malacanang would do so "as a proof of the [government's] stable fiscal situation," which he said was due to improved management of expenditure and budget deficit.
Further, he said that the new policy would prevent agencies from artificially generating savings — at the expense of the programs and projects they have been tasked to implement — to finance their share of PEI.
Earlier, Abad said, agencies and state-run firms refrained from hiring new employees in order to generate savings that were converted to bonuses at the end of the year.
The proposed order makes eligible for the PEI those employees that have a status of permanent, temporary, casual or contractual, and that are and still active in the service as of Nov. 30 this year.
The full amount will be given for those who have rendered at least four months of service as of that date.
For employees of state-run firms and government financial institutions, the amount will be charged against the savings of these government firms, whether in full or in part, depending on the sufficiency of funds.
As for employees in the legislature and the judiciary as well as from other offices with fiscal autonomy, a PEI of not more than P10,000 may be granted depending on their available savings.
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TEMPE, Ariz. (AP)Starting cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie returned to practice for the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday, but wide receiver Anquan Boldin remained sidelined because of a sprained left ankle.
Although he was listed as limited in the workout, Rodgers-Cromartie says he was at full speed and felt good. He sat out practice Wednesday because of a bruised left kneecap.
Rodgers-Cromartie, who made the Pro Bowl this season in his second year as a pro, said he expects to play on Sunday when the Cardinals host Green Bay in a wild card playoff game.
"It felt real good to be out there flying around," he said "to be back in with these guys and practicing and working towards something good."
The three-time Pro Bowler Boldin, however, was uncertain about his chances of playing on Sunday.
"I'll just have to wait and see," he said.
Defensive end Calais Campbell practiced with a club-like cast on his broken left thumb. Starting right guard Deuce Lutui didn't practice after leaving Wednesday's workout with back spasms.
Starting safety Antrel Rolle, who missed last Sunday's game with an injured right thigh, practiced on a limited basis.
It's the second time this season Boldin has had to deal with a sprained ankle. Although he insisted he could have played, he was inactive for the Chicago game because of a sprained right ankle.
He said he has played in games without practicing the previous week, and Whisenhunt seemed confident that Boldin would play.
"He has proven time and time again what he's all about as far as how tough he is and his ability to come in there and play," the coach said, "so I'm not concerned about that."
Campbell, in his second NFL season and first as a starter, laughed and said yes when asked if he could use the cast as a weapon, but added he's concerned about how it will affect him in wrapping up tackles.
"Hopefully, they'll be able to put something on it and I'll be able to play," Campbell said. "I just don't want to do something that would hurt the team."
Lutui said his back was stiff "but nothing serious, really." He expected to be back in practice on Friday and play on Sunday. Offensive linemen, he said, play hurt.
"That's the position," he said. "You've got to run it 'til the wheels fall off."
If Boldin can't play or is limited by the injury, it could mean more time on the field for the Cardinals' improving young Early Doucet. Doucet has moved ahead of Jerheme Urban as Arizona's No. 4 receiver behind Larry Fitzgerald, Boldin and Steve Breaston.
In his second NFL season, Doucet had at least one catch in eight of the last nine games, with 17 receptions for 214 yards and his first career touchdown in that span.
"I'm definitely ready," he said. "I think I've been taking the necessary steps as far as film study, studying my plays and going out there in practice and executing them. When you take care of those things in practice, the game is easy for you."
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Leaky faucet can waste 600 gallons each year
Water use easy to cut back, monitor
When lakes are full and we shower our lives with an abundance of wet stuff, a single drop of water every five seconds from a defective faucet seems innocuous. What does one drop of water every five seconds, from one small faucet leak mean in the big picture, say a year? Can't be much, right? Well, it depends on how full your canteen is. Unless you've been somewhere in another galaxy, you are aware that Wichita Falls is in the stranglehold of a two-year drought and counting. The city does not have a drop to spare.
In this reporter's 19-yearold house, two water leak experiments were run. Both tests came from curiosity rather than by design, and the results were jaw dropping. Each incident occurred in a bathroom, the site where major turbulence exists for indoor water abuse, accidental or uncalled for waste.
A small leak developed in a bathroom faucet a few days ago. Mesmerized by the slow ball of water collecting into a single drip every five seconds, a thought occurred. How does one drop of water every five seconds play out over a 24- hour period? From a large glass placed beneath the drip line, the average came to one 8-ounce cup per hour, or 24 cups, or 1.5 gallons, per day. Left unattended, the one drop per five seconds equaled a water loss of 547.5 gallons per year.
The other test came a few weeks earlier when a seemingly small but persistent leak in a toilet gained attention in the form of a water bill. It is hard to say how much water was wasted, but the water bill dropped nearly $35 the month after the leak was fixed.
Plumbers and stores like Home Depot and Lowes are seeing an increase in sales of new low-flow toilets, better faucets, and countless smaller items like rubber washers and caulking compounds. Daniel Nix at the city's public works department said, "Less water is going into waste plants, an indication that we are conserving more. I think overall we are becoming more water conscious. We are starting to be aware of how much waste can come from a faucet or toilet leak. There is quite a bit of education available on line regarding water conservation."
A chart compiled by the Texas Water Commission shows the following:
■ A slow drip from a faucet translates to an average waste of 350 gallons per year.
■ A fast drip equals 600 gallons per year.
■ A small stream equals 2,700 gallons per year.
■ A large stream equals 5,000 or more gallons per year.
The "Take Care of Texas" website estimates that by replacing older model toilets with water-efficient models, homeowners can save up to 4,000 gallons of water per year. It is also advisable to use a toilet leak detection dye tablet on occasion, and to install aerators on all faucets to cut in half potential water waste.
Here are other tips from the "Use Water Wisely" conservation site.
■ Shortening shower time by a minute or two can save up to 200 gallons of water.
■ Shaving in the shower is a huge water waste. Men in particular should shave out of a basin of warm water.
■ Turn water off while brushing teeth.
■ Use a large bucket to collect water while shower is warming.
■ Water efficient showerheads are easy to install and can save up to 700 gallons per month.
■ Drop tissues in waste basket instead of flushing them in toilet.
J.C. Goodin of Gary Goodin Plumbing Co., said replacing older showerheads and toilets may be short-term expenses, but, "They will pay for themselves over time. Laws now require showerhead to flow 1.3 gallons of water per minute, where older heads flow at 2.5 gallons or more.
"It is the same with new standards for toilets," he said. "New toilets flush in the 1.3- to 1.6-gallon range where the older, larger tanks are much higher. These two things alone will benefit the homeowner financially over time. We are seeing that some people understand the problem, but unfortunately many still don't get it."
Conservation at this point in time for many parts of the nation, including Wichita Falls, is not a punishment. It is becoming a mindset. One lone faucet with a drip o f water every five seconds amounts to only 450 gallons per year. Imagine, however, the impact if half the homes in the city had five second drips or something far worse.
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ST. MARYS - The Community Education Council of Elk and Cameron Counties (CEC), an organization dedicated to providing postsecondary educational opportunities and professional and workforce development in the region, is celebrating its 20th anniversary.
CEC past and present employees, board members and stakeholders attended a luncheon sponsored by the Stackpole Hall Foundation on Tuesday at the Diamond View Restaurant in St. Marys to mark the occasion. CEC Executive Director Kris Kronenwetter welcomed attendees to the event.
The St. Marys Area United Way is counting on local residents to help their community by contributing to the organization's 2011 goal of $205,000.
The annual fall United Way kickoff campaign launched recently as part of the inaugural class of the 2011 Leadership Elk County (LEC) program held at Camp Kaelber.
St. Marys Area United Way Executive Director Sherron McGowan and UW Board of Directors President Becky Piccolo were in attendance, both of whom addressed members of the class.
McGowan encouraged the new LEC class to adopt the United Way's tagline of, "Give. Advocate. Volunteer."
On Monday morning, representatives from the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), responding to calls from Jay Township residents, arrived at and assessed the Caledonia Bridge refurbishment project for any impropriety and possible environmental hazards or offenses.
At last Thursday's meeting of the Jay Township Supervisors, the cleaning and re-painting of the bridge was the subject of much controversy among residents and supervisors.
Elk County commissioners tabled tentative agreements on Tuesday with the North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission for technical support.
The agreements were $6,150 for 12 months for the county and a pact for $18,450 for 12 months for the county's 911 facility.
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Located at 63 Erie Ave. in St. Marys, the new store offers an array of fabrics, including cotton, flannel and batiks, which are hand-dyed fabrics made by using wax as a dye and often resemble watercolor designs.
Additional quilting supplies and notions such as needles, thread, pins, buttons, tape and trims are available for purchase, as well as books and patterns.
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In a ruling announced Tuesday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit endorsed a preliminary injunction issued in December 2009 by U.S. District Court Judge Sean McLaughlin in Erie.
That injunction enjoins the U.S. Forest Service from preparing a study under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) as a "pre-condition" for drilling oil and gas wells in the ANF.
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Which MMOs have great PVP?
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STO Space have the potential to be the best online PvP game, but it does not look like cryptic wanna go that way
I very much agree. Ground actually has a lot of potential too. Both ground and space play very differently from most MMOs. The disappointing thing is that there are a few simple things that would make STO PvP much better. #1 would just be to add missions and vendors so you could get gear from PvP which is equivalent to PvE or crafting -- it doesn't even need to be different gear, but time spent PvPing ought to be as productive as time spent PvEing or crafting.
Another super-simple thing which would help lower level PvP is to make an experience point package which is purchasable with excess PvP tokens. Similar items already exist, they'd just need to be added to the PvP vendors.
Other than that, the most obvious fix for both ground and space is to add the ability to only target players.


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After reading through the Scott Pilgrim comic book series and seeing the great movie, I had to play the Scott Pilgrim video game just to complete my indulgence. I already knew from previews that this wasn't going to just be another movie cash-in, and after playing it a while, I can safely say that it's amusing and creative, and has an excellent soundtrack. The pixelized character art and unique sense of humor make it a joy to experience.
To -play-, however, is another thing. I'm very much aware that Scott Pilgrim is a faithful homage to River City Ransom, but my first impressions of the game were "Okay, how is this any different from every other beat-'em-up released in the past few years?" You steadily walk to the right, beating up foes, gaining money and experience points that get you new abilities and items and...*yawn*. In the end, all that's setting the game apart is its setting, which is really strong, don't get me wrong, but there are so many fundamental problems with the genre that very quickly turn me off. I'm only halfway through the game, but I'm already required to grind my ass off in order to progress, which pretty much kills the fun. It's the same repetition that caused me to give up on Castle Crashers, another XBLA beat-'em-up that's very similar to Scott Pilgrim.
My main problem with these beat-'em-ups is that they reward persistence, rather than strategy or skill. In a large crowd of enemies, it's difficult to defend yourself. Most of the abilities you acquire require you to button mash even more, not less, as trying to pull them off as part of a combo is annoying, and it's more effective to just hammer the punch button until everything is dead. Thanks to the art style, it can also be difficult to tell whether you're actually next to an enemy or on a different plane, so precision moves are left in the dust as the more reliable punches and kicks continue to take precedence. The block button's nearly useless, and trying to pick up a baseball bat to defend myself is difficult in a large crowd of enemies, considering you have to be pixel-perfect before the game figures out you're trying to find some strategy. Add to this an annoyingly sluggish Scott, and the basic gameplay is an exercise in tedium.
Of course, the "classic" style beat-'em-up is so etched in our minds that it's hard to imagine what the more modern versions of the genre are. To be completely honest, they're everywhere. Batman: Arkham Asylum fits it perfectly. God of War. No More Heroes. Even Kingdom Hearts is a damn Beat-'Em-Up. You really wouldn't think it looking at them, but don't all of those games require you to run into a bunch of enemies and rapidly mash "attack" until everything around you is dead? The fighting is a core part of their gameplay, just as it is in Scott Pilgrim or Castle Crashers. But those games also realize that fighting tons of enemies can't hold the game up on its own. Batman has stealth elements and a Metroid-esque maze, God of War has plenty of platforming and puzzle solving, Kingdom Hearts has the whole "RPG" aspect down with its character development and boss fights, and No More Heroes...is probably the weakest of the games I just listed. Not coincidentally, it's also the closest thing to the classic beat-'em-up formula. Even the core game mechanics offer a level of depth that Scott Pilgrim can't compete with. Batman throws tons of enemies at you, but it also lets you know when an enemy's about to attack so you can counter, and gives you warning when an enemy picks up a weapon to throw at you. All of these elements communicate to the player the information he needs to get through the fight. Comparatively, Scott Pilgrim's battles may as well be obscured by a cartoon dust cloud.
Don't get me wrong; Scott Pilgrim's not a bad game. At 10 dollars, I don't feel ripped off, and it's certainly got plenty of charm in its art and music. The problem is that it doesn't want to evolve; it's an homage to old-school gaming, and with it, takes all of the flaws with it as well (I might as well mention Dragon Quest IX here, which also has issues growing up). As a game to blow off steam, it works well, though the necessity to grind in order to finish the game doesn't help its case. As a comic book adaptation, it works pretty well, and I really can't see any other ways the series could be adapted to a video game format. Just remember that "retro" is not synonymous with "quality".
After reading through the Scott Pilgrim comic book series and seeing the great movie, I had to play the Scott Pilgrim video game just to complete my indulgence. I already knew from previews that this wasn't going to just be another movie cash-in, and after playing it a while, I can safely say that it's amusing and creative, and has an excellent soundtrack. The pixelized character art and unique sense of humor make it a joy to experience.


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Review: Despite flaws, voice search has potential
DOVER, Ohio I never thought I'd be telling my phone what to do. But I often find myself talking to various digital assistants - Siri on the iPhone and Google Now on Android devices - to request driving directions, restaurant recommendations and answers to all sorts of nagging questions.
Until recently, I harbored a small prejudice against this kind of voice technology. I've long been annoyed by automated phone systems that make you speak instructions rather than enter them with a touch-tone phone. These technologies tend to hear me incorrectly and slow me down as I try to make a train reservation or check my credit card account. I also feel odd talking to my phone, rather than with a real human.
Even when smartphones started letting you search the Web with voice commands, my instinct was to stick with typing, however awkward touch-screen keyboards became.
My attitude slowly changed. A key turning point came during a 230-mile drive from Charleston, W.Va., to visit friends outside Cleveland. I needed to pick up wine for my hosts and was pleased when Siri found a winery in Dover, Ohio. The shop was about 50 miles away from where I was, but relatively close to the highway I was on.
A traditional search might have located places that were closer in distance, but more out of the way. More importantly, I was able to perform that search while cruising on the highway. (Yeah, I know I shouldn't be doing that, but using voice commands beats typing while driving.)
Of course, neither Siri nor Google Now is flawless. During the course of my trip, Siri responded to a request for directions to Marygate Drive with a list of movie theaters named Mary. Google Now tried to look up "Fort museum" rather than the Ford museum. As for that search for wine shops, one of Siri's recommendations was about 120 miles away in the wrong direction. It took a few tries to find choices closer to my route.
Another complaint: Both require Internet connections for the most part -even for tasks that don't involve looking up anything, such as setting the alarm on your phone. The exception is Google Now's ability to make phone calls anytime by saying "Call Tom" or another name on your contact list, but in those times when you don't have a data connection, you're not likely to have voice service, either.
But if you don't need perfection, both Siri and Google Now are decent assistants, especially considering that typing on small touch-screen keyboards can be frustrating.
Siri is chattier - and feistier - than Google Now. She'll always respond with something, whereas Google Now often gives you no more than a list of websites, as if you'd just conducted a regular Web search. Only occasionally does Google Now give you a spoken-aloud response.
Ask for the assistant's name on the iPhone, and she responds, "My name is Siri, but you know that already." Google, being Google, responds with websites with "What is your name?" in them.


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Aishwarya Bachchan is yet to recover from the bouts of fever but surprisingly, despite her illness, she is heard to have visited hubby Abhishek Bachchan"s nani (maternal grandmother) on latter"s birthday in Bhopal.
Abhishek confirms, "Aishwarya is much better, but still not 100 percent. But because she's my nani's favourite, she made the trip to Bhopal. She will be back to fighting fit."
Abhishek"s sister Shweta Bachchan-Nanda along with her family joined Abhishek and Aishwarya on the visit to their nani"s place. "We made a surprise trip to Bhopal last night. It was my nani's 80th birthday. Her expression to see all her grandchildren was priceless."
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OPD rules case a homicide, man found dead on I-75 identified
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OCALA The Ocala Police Department has released the name of a Hispanic man who was found dead on the side of I-75 early Monday morning.
Police said the mans name is Fransico G. Secundino, 23.
Secundino was an employee at Starting Point Farm, 21451 SE 42nd St., Morriston, in Levy County, where he groomed horses.
We have ruled this a homicide and it is presently under investigation, said Capt. Jim McGowan.
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Opened to the public in 1986, and rededicated with new exhibits in 2001, the Begich, Boggs Visitor Center is built upon the terminal moraine left behind by Portage Glacier in 1914. The Visitor Center offers an unique opportunity to learn about the Chugach National Forest, America's second largest single national forest. Award-winning exhibits, educational presentations, the film "Retreat and Renewal: Stories from Alaska's Chugach National Forest," interpretive services, and an Alaska Geographic bookstore are available to serve the public.
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Since my last typing fiesta on here a lot has happened and many countries have passed with out a mention. So perhaps a little recap is in order.
Guatemala: Did spanish school for a week. I can now say hello and thank you. So I guess that makes me pretty much fluent.
Was trying to head inland on the day I left but some how ended up on the coast and taking a crazy ferry ride.
Also had a crash which resulted in a big hole in my frame. Was not a problem here though. $3.00 to fix and about a 5 minute wait.
El salvador: It is a bit of a blur. Surfed some waves. Meet a bunch of nice people. Shared some laughs.
At the boarder was faced with some corruption and had a fine of $1150 waved at me, for something completely made up. When I told them in no uncertain terms that I did not care that much about this trip and Canada was only some 3500kms away I was allowed to have my paper work back.
The El Salvadorian and honduras boarder. The place where I was stuck for many an hour, is also where I meet a fellow on another XT225. True bromance.
Honduras. Rode right on though. The small part we did see looked beautiful.
Nicaragua: Dave said he felt he had been rushing to much and not had enough adventure. So we decided to take a dirt route. The road narrowed and the path got worse, when I asked some locals if it was passible? The reply was no! So I got a second and third opinion, the answer was still NO! Well I guess my Spanish is not that great for I could have sworn they all said, the road is in perfect condition.
A few crashes where had, one of which could have been fatal. But with luck it was not. My board was snapped in one of them also. All in all it was a pretty wild day.
Now we are in Costa Rica. Where life is on the expansive side. My board has gone in for repair and we are in a hostel for the night. With any luck the board will be fixed tomorrow and the road will once again be ours.
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BeOS support
The Nvidia driver I found doesn't support my Geforce 4 in BeOS (the doc goes as recent as a GeForce3) Anybody get it to work in their installs.
To nVidia: Is there any hope of a updated port of the unified driver for BeOS. I know since Be, Inc. was bought out by Palm, Inc. that the popularity took a hit, but hopefully the open beos projects will pick up steam and raise the beloved "multimedia" OS to a place where it once was. Just my 2¢.
Probably not gonna happen dude. Nvidia doesn't make their source code public, and since BeOS has kind of died off (at least for the immediate future) I doubt they'll bother coding new drivers for it.
who knows what the future holds... (I'm keepin my fingers crossed)
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Stephanie Miller | September 7, 2010 | Comments
As Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, and AOL change the way they filter and deliver e-mail, marketers must avoid getting relegated to the "everything else" folder. Here's how.
What does engagement mean for e-mail marketers?
It's always been an important factor. But as Google's Gmail, Microsoft's Hotmail, Yahoo, and AOL change the way they filter and deliver e-mail, engagement has gotten increasingly important.
As a result, marketers must act quickly to improve relevancy to tap the opportunity here - and not get relegated to the "everything else" folder.
Consider two distinct announcements in the last week of August.
The biggest news is that Microsoft has released that Hotmail will now use new engagement metrics that filter messages based on how actively a subscriber interacts with messages from specific senders. Keep in mind: some level of engagement has always been a factor in e-mail sender reputation scores. Complaints, or clicks on the "report spam" button, are the mother of all engagement metrics and are still the biggest factor in sender reputation. And marketers have always had to accept that a certain number of subscribers would take untraceable actions to filter messages to specific folders.
Also last week, Gmail joined its peers in releasing a new inbox management tool called Priority Inbox. It's a filter that splits a subscriber's inbox into three sections: "important and unread," "starred," and "everything else." These tools are in line with those introduced by MSN/Hotmail and Yahoo earlier this summer. And even AOL got into the game by hinting to Forbes.com about future product developments.
All of these changes represent the arrival of something I call, "The Ultra Managed Inbox." While global mailbox providers are taking different approaches, their changes all impact inbox placement, demand a higher level of relevancy and customization from marketers, and are driven by the mailbox provider's desire to reduce false positives.
So Why Does This Matter to Marketers?
Marketers must understand the rationale behind the Hotmail and Gmail announcements. While there's certainly interest in being the "inbox of choice," the real reason mailbox providers are making these changes is to reduce false positives (messages blocked or sent to junk when they should have been in the inbox). The false positive rate is an important key performance indicator for postmasters. These changes are not about helping marketers; they are about helping subscribers.
Yet, both sets of changes are good news for marketers. Senders who are welcome and helpful to subscribers will be given priority in the inbox or special folders, especially as users become more familiar with inbox management tools. For example, Gmail makes it easy for subscribers to "star" a message and lift it up to the priority inbox. Messages subscribers send to a "shopping" folder may actually get more attention, as subscribers focus on the offers of the day.
Similarly, the new engagement metrics from Hotmail are, according to Microsoft, intended to reduce false positives. If global sender reputation rules would put a message into the junk folder, but a particular Hotmail user has interacted positively with messages from that source, Hotmail will deliver that message to a user's inbox.
The term "engagement" means something specific to marketers - it's the measure of response and revenue. But mailbox providers use a different meaning. Clicks are not a measure that Hotmail is using. It's looking at a large number of metrics, including:
For mailbox providers, engagement means that subscribers are active in their inbox - they log in, they respond to messages. And that they aren't just using this mailbox to hide from unwanted marketing, etc. In fact, Hotmail has started to use the word "active user" to avoid confusion about "engaged user."
For senders who have strong subscriber ties and create satisfying subscriber experiences, these changes will be good news - further separating us from the clutter. However, for marketers still clinging to broadcast approaches, these changes will mean less "air time" in front of subscribers as unwelcome and irrelevant messages are filtered away from the inbox. And that will surely harm response rates.
Time will tell how consumers use the tools or how effectively the engagement metrics will measure subscriber preference. However, as we start to see the effect on people's inbox habits, marketers will need to improve relevancy to make the cut for inbox priority placement.
Where Marketers Can Begin
It's often difficult for marketers to get their arms around how to be more relevant. Yet, that is exactly the challenge ahead. I recommend starting now. Put on your audience hat and audit your program content, frequency, and value. Be tough on yourself. Are you truly helping, or just sending batches of similar offers at a break neck pace? Are you truly listening to subscriber behavior and demographics, or are you continually blathering on about yourself and your products? Are you segmenting your file in order to respond to the needs of various types of subscribers?
Test some new approaches and focus on subject lines, too. Be sure that your brand impact is high so you can claim whatever loyalty you have built over time. Marketers have always known this level of attention and care to e-mail programs is important; we just haven't always done anything about it. Now, we must act, or forever be relegated to the "everything else" folders of our customers and prospects.
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