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November 13th 2011
Published: November 13th 2011
1. Paul's favourite sign so far, Gibb River Road is open!
Isn't it great when some thing unexpectedly goes your way! We arrived in Kununurra hoping to use it as a pit stop to the Gibb River Road, only to find that El Questro and all the gorges along that stretch of the Gibb had closed for the Wet - and only the day before we had arrived. After a wonderful few days in Kununurra (more about that later) we rushed off to Fitzroy Crossing, hoping to do the last stretch of the Gibb River at least, only to learn that that section had also been closed - and again, only the day before we had arrived. Paul in particular was very disappointed about this news, as we had been checking the internet regularly for news of closures, and Tunnel Creek, Windjana Gorge and Mimbi Caves all seemed to be open.
Disappointed, we decided to make the most of Fitzroy Crossing and went on the only tour that was still operating; the Darngku Heritage Cruise through the Geikie Gorge. Here we met Bill Aiken, our host, and not only was he a real character, but he also indicated to us that Tunnel Creek and Windjana Gorge could still be accessed during
2. Gibb River Road, not nearly as bad as we had anticipated
the Wet, and were only 'officially' closed due to a lack of manpower (ie no rangers to patrol the area). If the actual Gibb River Road was open (it too can close due to flooding) then, for all intents and purposes, so were Tunnel Creek and Windjana Gorge. Elated by this news, we decided to drive the next day to Derby while the weather still held, and drive at least this one small stretch of the Gibb. Well, to be honest, Paul was elated, but I was just a tad trepidatious - particularly about walking through Tunnel Creek Cave, the oldest cave system in WA and created when the waters of Tunnel Creek forged its way beneath the Napier Range. The tunnel is 750 metres long, and inhabited by bats, olive pythons, and freshwater crocodiles. The idea of doing this alone when it was officially closed had me a little anxious, particularly as we could expect to wade waist deep at times. Fortunately, another couple we met (Cory and Brooke) decided to join us on this little adventure, so I felt more comfortable...
The day of our great adventure dawned slightly overcast but dry, and we were very relieved
3. Wading in to Tunnel Creek
when we entered the Gibb River Road to see that at least the road was officially open. It was a long drive, and we met no one on the 170km stretch to Tunnel Creek. We all clambered to the entrance of the cave, and looked in to the murky depths of the cave. Even Brooke confessed that had we not been there, she would not have entered. But we were, and they were, so we went in. It is quite an eerie feeling to wade through water in a cave where, in places, you can't see in front of you except with a torch. Half-way part of the cave roof had collapsed, so there was some light, and we had a bit of a rest, psyching ourselves up for the second half. We entered, and Cory, Brooke, William and I had lagged behind a bit when suddenly we heard a shout, lots of splashing, and then Oliver yelling "a crocodile, a crocodile". We could dimly make out Oliver, Quinton and even Paul pushing their way back to us (and land), and all were very wet (the water where they were had been up to Paul's waist). It transpires that as
4. And the water gets deeper! This is before the crocodile strikes!
they were wading through the deepest and darkest section of the tunnel, they heard a loud and terrifying bark/growl and then saw a crocodile lunge into the water from the furthest bank, heading straight towards them. So much for freshies being shy and staying away from humans (or had a saltie made its way into the cave unseen??) Paul said he felt rather vulnerable being waist deep in water. Needless to say, we decided not to do this last 100 metres of the cave (particularly as we knew the only way back was through that same passage of water) and headed back, all a little more wary of what lay in the murky depths of the water. What an adventure!
Windjana Gorge was our next stop, part of an ancient barrier reef (the Devonian reef system) that is over 375 million years old. We had a lovely walk, but as there was no swimming in the river (this area is touted as being the best place to see Freshwater Crocs, and after our experience at Tunnel Creek, we had no desire to encounter another angry croc, particularly as this is egg laying / hatching season) we only walked a
5. A frill necked lizard - such a wonderful sight
short way through the gorge to give us a feel for it.
We are now in Broome, but I should first talk about our time in Kununurra which extended to an unexpectedly lovely five-day break. Everybody we met was friendly, helpful, and just plain nice. Our campsite was by Hidden Valley (Mirima) National Park, a smaller but more accessible version of the Bungle Bungles. A series of sandstone ranges, cliffs and valleys, the colour was awesome, and I didn't have to get up before sunrise and drive ½ hour to catch the changing moods and colours of the rock, only to share the experience with hundreds of other tourists (aka Uluru) - I just had to step out of my caravan and look straight ahead. And the park was full of mango trees, with ripe mangos just begging to be picked and eaten, which Oliver promptly did.
The first afternoon we arrived here we rushed out to do the obligatory cruise on Lake Argyle (like everything else, during the wet the tour operates only sporadically and would not be operating again until the following week). We travelled with Greg Smith, who we later discovered was quite a personality
6. Frill necked lizard, standing his ground
in the area and an authority on Lake Argyle. Despite the overcast weather, we were able to really appreciate the incredible size of Lake Argyle, an inland sea that was created in 1971 when the Ord River was dammed. We were cruising on the largest man-made lake in the southern hemisphere, and Australia's largest expanse of fresh water, most of which just flows wastefully into the ocean. This much fresh water going to waste in a land that is overall incredibly dry and prone to drought, just because a government won't commit to spending money on building a pipeline that may not be completed during their term of office. Greg regaled us with stories, anecdotes, and a few jokes (ie he was able to tell a male crocodile apart from a female, because this particular crocodile's mouth was shut! - hmmmm) about Lake Argyle and Kununurra, and then ended the cruise by allowing us to leap into the water to enjoy a beer and dips in the water. And despite the heavy cloud/smoke cover, he even organised the most beautiful sunset; the sun appeared just as everybody had entered the water, and the colour was brilliant. A superb evening.
7. Kununurra's Rock Doctor
During the cruise, Greg happened to talk about the Argyle Diamond Mine, which supplies 12% of the world's diamonds, and he mentioned that, in theory, it is possible to find diamonds lying on the river beds. William's ears pricked up, and he was adamant we go diamond fossicking! Instead, we took him to Kimberley Fine Diamonds. Here William spent all his savings on a (miniscule) diamond - there was no talking him out of it! His precious gem stone collection is growing. Still keen to go fossicking, we decided to visit James, The Rock Doctor. What a wonderful character. He took the time to show the boys around his collection of rocks, fossils, Aboriginal artefacts and agates. He is passionate about rocks, but has only been able to indulge in this passion since he retired, but in those few years he has amassed an incredible collection.
James even gave us a tip on where he found a lot of his agates, so we decided to stay an extra day so that the boys could go fossicking. While I stayed back at the park with Quinton, the boys went out, and returned with a fantastic collection of agates and other
7. Windjana Gorge
stones, but the most amazing find was by William who found an authentic Aboriginal grinding stone, complete with thumb groove. How he spotted it we have no idea, it really is quite remarkable (we subsequently took it to James who confirmed that it was indeed a grinding stone). We have no idea how old it is, but it has been well used, and without a doubt is older than any of us.
Also during our time here we took another scenic flight, this time to check out the Bungle Bungle Range, a soft sandstone range which still stands after more than 350 million years. From the air, the Bungle Bungles were quite awesome, and you could really see the orange and black stripes of these massive sandstone structures which stretched out for miles. Being at the end of the Dry season, we weren't able to see any waterfalls and gorges as they weren't flowing yet, but the Bungle Bungles were still very impressive. What I was also impressed about was how green Kununurra was - I didn't realise it was such an agricultural area, growing, for example, the world's largest plantation of Indian sandalwood (native stocks in India are
8. The boys' hero
nearly depleted), as well as sugar cane and a variety of other fruit and vegetable crops, all thanks to the Ord River Irrigation System (ie the dam).
Other than the wonderful sights, we have also met some great people. Cory and Brooke, who we first met at Kakadu and who later joined us at Tunnel Creek, are now with us at Broome. Cory Carlyon happens to be a musician and we are now officially his groupies. We caught his gig at Kununurra, we will be seeing him play again tonight at the Z Club in Broome, and we have bought his CD. He has a beautiful voice, and he plays the guitar (self taught), the didgeridoo, and the harmonica. If you are curious, his website is corycarlyon.com.au and his CD is called Rise.
We also have finally chatted to a crazy cyclist! After passing him a few times on the road, we saw this particular cyclist stopped under the shade of a tree, so we decided to chat to him and see what makes crazy cyclists tick. This particular one is a Frenchman and had been travelling through Australia with some guys in a combie when he decided
8a. Bill, Paul's hero, for letting us know that Tunnel Creek was still 'unofficially' open
that cycling looked like a better option. Now, in the heat of the day, he was not so sure it was such a good idea, but he is determined to make it all the way to Perth. Martin is a much braver person than me (he confessed to being a bit scared of the cattle on the road, as well as dingos and snakes, and as for passing crazy tourists...let's say no more!) but I hope he makes it. The boys were so impressed, that they gave him their cold cokes (three in total which Martin gulped down - much to the boys' amazement) as well as their daily ration of sweets, to give him energy for the road ahead.
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9. Our view from the caravan - beautiful
10. Martin, the crazy French cyclist
11a Paul gets some tips on cycling,
11b and discovers it's not so easy being a crazy cyclist, and he hasn't even started pedalling yet
11c Running to keep up with Martin
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Thank you once again for such an interesting blog. I just love the look on Williams face with his hero!
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Hello you crazy cats- entering a dark tunnel with crocs?!?! Love hearing all your adventures, keeps me entertained and makes me very very jealous! Lots of love, Marie xx
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Respect!!!!!! absolute respect Paul for the Tunnel Creek adventure. Not sure if you are mad actually... :) Warwick
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There is always something to discover in the work of David Simpson because his paintings are never finished becoming. A viewer might stand in front of a large canvas, like Pale Dragon, caught up in a particular shade and tone of deep purple-blue. And then the light in the room will (inevitably) change--the sun moves, a cloud passes, and the color will shift, metamorphose into a pink-violet frosted by silver ice. Morning, noon, night. The passing of seasons and weather, the declination of the sun, all can be read in the ever changing, always different moods of Simpson's canvases.
Those who know Simpson's work well will know that these chimerical pieces, which sometimes shift subtly between tones of one color and at other times radically across the spectrum, are all created using the application of a single (thus monochrome) color of interference paint. It is the micro-particles within the paint, coated with silica (mica), which capture light, reflect and refract it from particle to particle, so that the light prisms and the viewer is able to see multiple colors instead of only one. The pieces, so deceptively simple and poetic in their evocation of color, are in fact works of extreme precision and control. The formulas that Simpson has created within the limited range of interference paints have taken decades to master. And the techniques of applying the paints require a strenuous physical labor and meticulous, almost scientific, attention to detail. For all this, though, the final result is always, to a large extent, indeterminate. There is no way for Simpson to control precisely which way those tiny particles of mica will fall, and therein lies the action of chance. As Simpson says, the paintings are, "a constant surprise, like magic."
For viewers, that sense of perpetual discovery is increased with Heaven and Earth: Interference Paintings by the opportunity to view yet another side to Simpson's work with inclusion of four wood panel paintings. These works are at first glance a radical departure from Simpson's more familiar monochrome pieces. However, as Simpson says, "I've always worked in other idioms, but the paper and wood panel pieces are rarely shown."
The four panels included in Heaven and Earth: Interference Paintings are small narrow rectangles which effect the look of strange, imaginary landscapes. The extraordinary forms and patterns are organic and suggestive of places or things that are almost (though never quite) familiar ... always just beyond a definitive point of reference. Simpson says that in addition to using interference paints for these works (of different colors), there is an element of indeterminacy in their making. He never plans or pre-sketches the pieces, instead letting the forms arise spontaneously. Simpson says because these works tend to evoke subject matter (however elusive) they tend to be more topical and he allows his titles (like, After the Rim Fire (a terrible beauty) to directly reference ecological or political situations of the moment.
However, even these rather mysterious and expressive works remain in motion, the colors shifting with the light, their roots in indeterminacy and relativity clearly evident. Early on as a painter, Simpson felt attracted to the use of interference paints because he believed they reflected the philosophical zeitgeist of the middle 20th century. "This is just one thread among many," Simpson says. The paintings' exploration and dependence on light is another important thread which represents a signature interest of most of the painters who Simpson admires. (As he says, "Turner was a sun worshipper.")
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Anyone who has ever been scuba diving in a bull kelp forest will tell you - the stuff does not stand still. The marine aquatic plant consists of a long skinny-but-tough stem (or stipe) that is anchored to the sea floor and topped with a hollow float, from which a number of "leaves" (or blades) extend to the surface. The result is a seaweed that extends vertically up through the water column, continuously swaying back and forth with the surging waves. The researchers at Australia's BioPower Systems evidently looked at that kelp, and thought, "what if we could use that swaying action to generate power?" The result was their envisioned bioWAVE system, which could soon become a reality, thanks to a just-announced AUD$5 million (US$5.1 million) grant from the Victorian Minister for Energy and Resources. Read More
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August 23, 2011
Maritime surveillance and monitoring systems that require remote power at sea often rely on diesel generators that need frequent maintenance and fuel replenishment. Now New Jersey-based wave energy company Ocean Power Technologies (OPT) has commenced sea trials of an autonomous wave energy device that provides clean energy for sea-based radar and communications systems in remote ocean locations and in all wave conditions. Read More
Why don't we have stationary commercial fishing platforms that are anchored offshore, where they sweep the waters with their nets, sending the captured fish back to shore through a pipeline? Well, because it's simpler and more efficient to send fishing boats out to catch the fish and bring them in. Thinking along those same lines, the Fraunhofer Center for Manufacturing Innovation has proposed a ship-mounted renewable energy-harvesting system, that would be powered by the ocean's waves. Read More
Solar power might be stealing the limelight when it comes to the subject of renewable energy, but ocean waves are also seen as a great, largely untapped source of clean power. The latest news surrounding attempts to mine this potentially limitless energy source comes from Scottish marine energy technology developer, AWS Ocean Energy, which has started testing its new wave energy device in Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands. Read More
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November 26, 2009
Rounding off a big week in renewable energy is news that the world's largest working hydro-electric wave energy device has been officially launched in Scotland. Known as Oyster, the device, stationed at the European Marine Energy Center (EMEC) Billia Croo site near Stromness, was installed this year and is, at present, the world's only hydro-electric wave energy device which is producing power. Read More
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March 8, 2009
A new milestone for marine energy was achieved recently when UK based Wave and Tidal Technologies company Aquamarine Power Ltd signed a 1,000 MW (1 GW) Development Agreement with the renewable energy development division of Scottish and Southern Energy, Airtricity. Aquamarimes's Wave Power device, called Oyster, is a near shore hydroelectric wave power system. Still at the full scale prototype stage, the Oyster is based around a large movable buoyant barrier structure that is mounted on the seabed in depths of 10 – 12 m (33 – 40 ft) and pivots like a gate. Read More
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Renewable Energy Company Oceanlinx has re-deployed its full-scale wave energy conversion unit at Port Kembla in Australia. First deployed in 2005, the unit has been undergoing planned refurbishment and modifications for the past several months. The Oceanlinx wave generator, which is an Oscillating Water Column (OWC) device capable of generating peak power outputs of between 100 Kw and 1.5 MW, is one of six installations around the world currently being trialed. Read More
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Bringing together the benefits of two eco-friendly forms of power generation, Scottish company Green Ocean Energy has developed a wave power machine that attaches to an offshore wind turbine. The system, known as the Wave Treader, comprises two 20 m (66ft) long floats molded from GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) at ocean level attached to a wind turbine tower by 50 m (165 ft) long pivoting beams. As the floats move up and down in response to constant wave action, the arms move hydraulic cylinders attached to the beams by levers, which in turn spins a hydraulic motor connected directly to an electric generator. Read More
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The world's first commercial wave farm in Portugal is now operational. Three 750kW Pelamis Wave Energy Converters (PWEC) have been installed in the first stage of a project which, when complete, will provide enough clean energy to meet the needs of 15,000 households. Read More
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A giant rubber tube known as the "Anaconda" may present an viable solution to the challenge of generating electricity from the power of ocean waves. Under development in the UK, the simple design means it would be cheap to manufacture and maintain, resulting in clean electricity at a lower cost than other types of wave based energy production. Read More


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Between the battles of Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars live-action cinematics unveil the story of each faction. Classic units make a return to the game or players can keep their opponents at bay with such futuristic technology such as stealth generators and lasers. There is no one way to win, and players are given rewards based on their style of gameplay.

Lending their talents to the theatrical cut-scenes are a variety of Hollywood actors including Michael Ironside, Josh Holloway, Tricia Helfer, Billy Dee Williams, and Grace Park. Rounding out the list of names are John Huck and Shanon Cook, two real-life journalists who assume the roles of two reporters broadcasting information about the battle. Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars also features a several online options including voice-over IP, clan support, and a spectator mode.
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The LA four-piece said they have been coming up with ideas for the follow-up to their 2010 debut 'The Fool' during their time on the road.
Guitarist Theresa Wayman said:
We're all meditating on it [the second album] everyday. Somebody will make up something while we're soundchecking and we'll be like, 'Don't forget that because I really want to develop that, there's something special there'.
The band, who made their debut at the Flow Festival in Finland last night (August 12), said they are hoping to go more acoustic for the next record. They are planning to write the album in full in the autumn before heading into the studio to record it in the early part of 2012.
Wayman explained:
It's sounding quite minimal so far which is interesting because it's the opposite of what we've been doing which is normally pretty complex. I think it'll be interesting to try and simplify that and we should experiment more with some acoustic guitars. It would be fun to have different percussive instruments in there too. We have never had something as simple as a tambourine in any of our songs, so I'm looking forward to that.
The band recently debuted new track 'Jubilee Real' in the UK but they chose to stick to material from their debut during their show in Helsinki, including 'Warpaint', 'Bees' and 'Undertow'.
Later Hercules And Love Affair's Andy Butler donned speedos during their set in the Black Tent.
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We were voted the gayest band by the festival. They have this gaydar of the top 15 bands and we were number one so for that reason I decided to put these speedos on for a laugh.
The New York disco collective performed a host of tracks from their recent album 'Blue Songs' including 'Falling' and 'Painted Eyes'. But the biggest cheer came for their 2008 single 'Blind'.
Royksopp wrapped up the night on the Main Stage with a mixture of tracks from their 2010 album 'Senior' and 2009 LP 'Junior' including 'Happy Up Here' and 'The Girl And The Robot', although Robyn, who features on the latter track, failed to make an appearance.
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Valve Releases Big Picture Mode Beta for Steam
Subject: General Tech | September 11, 2012 - 09:48 AM | Tim Verry
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Valve's popular Steam client has been a PC platform since its inception, but the company is slowing moving to the living room. The first step in that transition is a living room TV-friendly user interface because, as Ryan noted in a recent editorial, the traditional Steam client (especially the text) is not optimized for viewing from far away or on high resolution displays.
Enter the long-rumored and awaited Big Picture Mode. The new user interface is designed to be comfortably used from the couch in the living room, and controllable by keyboard/mouse or a game controller. It has been a long time coming, but is finally official, and available to the public as part of a beta Steam update.
Still very much a beta product, the Big Picture Mode allows you to do just about everything you can with the "normal" Steam client from your couch (or PC even, if you are into full screen apps). You have access to the Store, your games Library, friends list, downloads, settings, and the Steam browser among other features.
The Store is just what you would expect, a way for you to browse and purchase new games. The interface is sort-of like the Xbox UI in that you scroll through items horizontally rather than vertically like the PS3's cross media bar. The same games that are featured in the slider on the main page are displayed by default on the main Big Picture Mode's Store page.
From there you can also access the New Releases, Special Offers, Genres, and other categories to drill down to the games you want. As an example, if you move down from the featured games and select Genres you get the following screen that allows you see all the games in a specific genre.
Once you drill down to an individual game, you are presented with the details page that takes some of the elements from the traditional client and makes them easier to read from further away.
There does not appear to be an option to purchase titles from within Big Picture Mode yet, but I would not be surprised to see it by the time the feature comes out of beta status.
Beyond the store, you can access your own game library, including a list of recently played games and your entire library on a separate page.
Recently played Steam games. Saints Row: The Third is always fun.
Your entire games library, most of which I have yet to play...
From there, you can start up your games and get to playing! Alternatively, you can monitor downloads, access your friends list, and browse the web. The friends list shows images of your friends with text underneath with their Steam usernames. You scroll left to right to highlight them, and can interact just as you normally would.
Speaking of friends lists, be sure to join our PC Perspective Steam Group!
The downloads section can be accessed by navigating to the top left corner and selecting the icon to the right of your name. In the downloads screen, you can resume and pause ongoing downloads just like the normal steam client. For some reason, Witcher is stuck in a ever-paused update no matter how many times I hit resume (in the normal client). And Big Picture Mode seems to suffer from the same issue...
The web browser is an improvement over the one in the normal Steam client's overlay in speed and the large mouse cursor should help you navigate around with a controller as easily as possible. I don't foresee web browsing being painless as most sites simply are not designed to work from far away and with controller input, but it seems serviceable for the few times you would need to check something on the web without leaving the Steam client on your living room PC.
... and Black Mesa makes it out before Half Life 3
Subject: General Tech | September 5, 2012 - 04:08 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: valve, source engine, black mesa, half life 3, mod, gaming
We've been waiting close to a decade for the remake of the original Half Life using the Source Engine and entitled Black Mesa. The mod project is a total rebuild of the original game, with larger areas a tweaked storyline and all of the eye candy that the Source Engine can provide. If all goes to plan we are a mere 9 days from the scheduled release on Sept. 14th and you will be able to play through until the big battle of the Lambda Core, Xen isn't quite ready yet and is still in development. We will also see new multiplayer maps at some time in the future but not quite yet. If this doesn't get your blood pumping then check out all the links at the article on Hexus and watch the trailer below. Still no news on Half Life
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"The first release of Black Mesa will take place on 14th September 2012. This is a total conversion of Half Life 2 based upon ye olde 1998 classic Half Life brought up to date with an improved version of Valve's Source Engine. The Black Mesa mod project started in 2004 following fan disappointment with the official Half Life: Source (2004) - it didn't improve the eye candy to the full potential of the Source engine. Black Mesa will have improved graphics, more realistic physics and environmental effects, also some storylines will be tweaked and maps enlarged."
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Time to start up the old Half Life 3 rumour mill again
Subject: General Tech | August 15, 2012 - 02:51 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: half life 3, gaming, valve, rumour
If you have yet to recover from the shattering realization that Valve lied about Episode 3 then you better not look at this post on The Inquirer. It seems it is time to drag out all your old theories on how Apeture Science and Black Mesa are related, just how Gordon spent his time where the G-Man stuck him or if Breen is truly dead. That's right, a listing for Half Life 3 was spotted at the German gaming convention, Gamescom and the rumour mill is going crazy. It has since been removed but keep an eye out when the convention opens tomorrow and runs through until Friday.
"RUMOURS about the next installment in the Half Life game series have re-ignited after a listing for Half Life 3 was spotted in a Gamescom event document.
The listing was spotted by T3 magazine in the Gamescom exhibitor list. The PDF document, which is still available through the Gamescom web site, does include a listing for Half Life 3, but it also includes a cautionary note."
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- Knocking on Death's Door: Darksiders II Review @ Techgage
- Darksiders II @ The Inqurie
- Top-Down Racing Destruction: Death Rally Review @ Techgage
- Mass Effect 3 PC Review @ eTeknix
- C&C Generals 2 Respecced As Free-To-Play @ Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN
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Could you make money off of Linux games if they played better than on Windows Mr Carmack?
Subject: General Tech | August 8, 2012 - 04:14 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: valve, linux, left 4 dead, john carmack, gaming
While running at a measly 6fps means that the zombies will get you, at 315fps you can't complain that you didn't see them coming. That is the current frame rate Valve is reporting their Linux test machine can produce when playing the Linux implementation of Left 4 Dead. That hardware was a Core i7 3930k, GeForce GTX 680 and 32 GB RAM and we were given a result from the same hardware running Win7; a slower 303fps after tweaking OpenGL. That takes performance concerns out of the picture when discussing gaming on Linux but it does not quite answer what John Carmack brought up in his QuakeCon keynote speech. As he points out, building goodwill among the Linux community hasn't paid for the programming in the past and simply increasing performance will not directly translate into better sales figures. However if we start seeing more Linux based Valve titles outperforming Windows on the same hardware, some enthusiasts are likely to set up a dual boot system, if not move their gaming rig to Linux solely. Read more at The Inquirer.
"Valve announced its plans to port its Steam content delivery service and Left 4 Dead 2 to Linux just last month. The firm has already made astonishing progress, announcing that with various performance tweaks it has managed to get the Linux version of Left 4 Dead 2 using OpenGL to run significantly faster than the Direct3D Windows 7 version."
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Valve to Sell Non-Game Software On Its Steam Platform
Subject: General Tech | August 8, 2012 - 04:06 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: windows 8, valve, steam, software, mac os x
Valve's popular Steam digital game download service has been slowly expanding its software offerings. It has offered a Mac OS X client as well as a planned Linux client. Further, the service has started to offer software beyond games including game map editors, digital magazines, and videos.
According to a recent announcement by Valve, the company is going to even further expand its non-game software offerings starting September 5th. Whether this is in response to the Windows Store or if it has been planned for some time and the Windows Store is why Gabe Newell is irked by Microsoft's upcoming Windows 8 operating system is unknown.
While the company did not mention any specific pieces of software that will be available at launch, users can look forward to software in categories ranging from creativity to productivity. Even better, some of the new software titles will be able to take advantage of Valve's Steamworks service to offer cloud syncing of files and automatic updating (et al).
The new programs will start showing up on September 5th, and developers can start submitting their applications to Steam using its Greenlight service.
Valve's Mark Richardson stated that "The 40 million gamers frequenting Steam are interested in more than playing games. They have told us they would like to have more of their software on Steam, so this expansion is in response to those customer requests."
The automatic updating in particular is exciting, and it could well give Microsoft's Windows Store a run for its money. If Valve brings the non-game software to all platforms–Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows–it could easily rival Microsoft's Windows 8-only offering. What do you think about this announcement, would you use Steam for software other than games?
Meet the Pyromania
Subject: General Tech | June 27, 2012 - 01:28 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: valve, tf2
The last of the Team Fortress 2 Meet the Team videos has been released. Is the Pyro a male or a female? Who knows, I wrote this article the morning before it aired. And let us be honest -- we probably did not get that question answered anyway… or the gender is revealed as "Pyro" or there are two videos or something like that. We also get new items but that is common these days.
Update: For the machinima fans -- the Source Filmmaker has also been announced with sign-ups available to their Beta. You can use the same tools that Valve has used for all over their Meet the Team videos for your own stories.
Forget the Spy: the Pyro is a mystery wrapped in an enigma.
Who is the -- man? -- who can rock the old propane tank, car muffler, and gas pump nozzle fashion all year round? Who is not satisfied with an axe until it is wrapped in barb wire? The answer is of course that we do not know. What we do is that they might just be more of a handy"man" than the Engineer.
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The Pyromania update introduces a new map and game mode. Each team fights to deliver rocket fuel so that Poopy Joe the space chimp can deliver a recalled Australium suitcase nuke to the Soviets. Apparently Australium was always radioactive -- who knew. Eleven new achievements accompany this new game mode.
A half dozen new items will also be made available including a speed booster for the scout that charges with successful hits and discharges completely when you jump. Also available is a multirocket launcher for the Soldier which should be familiar to Unreal Tournament fans.
There will be cauterized wounds.
And the reason why you are all here… apart for indepth and reliable computer hardware news… is that Meet the Pyro is now available. Enjoy.
Steam Allows Remote Installation of Games
Subject: General Tech | May 6, 2012 - 03:48 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: valve, steam, gaming pc, gaming, games
Valve recently released a beta update for its Steam client that allows users to remotely install games to their local machine using the steampowered.com website.
After installing the beta update to the local Steam client (Steam > Settings > Beta Participation), just leave the client logged in on your machine. Then navigate to Community page of the Steam website. After that, click on the Games category where the website will then list all the games tied to your Steam account. If you have a game you want to download and install while you are away, just hit the install button to the right of the game's name.
This is certainly an interesting feature for some, especially if you happen to be on vacation during a Steam Holiday Sale! (hehe). More details on the process can be found here. Is this a feature you'll be using?
Valve, tired of rumors, announces wearable computing
Subject: General Tech, Systems, Mobile | April 14, 2012 - 04:09 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: valve, wearable computers
Valve has been under the public eye since rumors of The Steam Box broke. To put out the rumors, Michael Abrash -- now at Valve -- announced their mystery project investigates computing devices that you can wear.
Great, that is just what we need, more Steam punks and their costumes.
Valve has traditionally been somewhat of a quiet company accustomed to public speculation. In a change of pace from the typical cries to release Half Life 2: Episode 3, Valve has recently been subject to rumors about breaking into the hardware business. In another change of pace, Valve has announced their hardware project is wearable computers and publicly solicited for job applicants to join in the research.
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Michael Abrash wrote in his blog on Valve's website what his work is based on and it is quite similar to what Google is looking at with their augmented reality glasses.
By "wearable computing" I mean mobile computing where both computer-generated graphics and the real world are seamlessly overlaid in your view; there is no separate display that you hold in your hands (think Terminator vision).
While this is very interesting, it still remains to be seen where Valve intends to be involved with this project. Steam is pushing out from the desktop PC to the home theatre with their Big Picture UI and what that could potentially spread out into.
It is entirely possible that Google and Valve both see some link between Steam/Google TV and Wearable Computers/Augmented Reality glasses that we are just unable to perceive yet and are lunging for the same target. While the blog posting is very interesting, it still reveals little about the technology itself.
Also, this announcement does not mean that Valve is not working on a hardware platform to accompany The Big Picture, it just says more about what Valve is currently working on in secret. The previous rumors could still have some shred of truth in them.
As for when we will see wearable computing? It's still a long ways out in Valve time.
To be clear, this is R&D – it doesn't in any way involve a product at this point, and won't for a long while, if ever – so please, no rumors about Steam glasses being announced at E3. It's an initial investigation into a very interesting and promising space, and falls more under the heading of research than development.
Valve denies Steam Box, posts job for Hardware Engineer
Subject: General Tech, Systems | April 13, 2012 - 01:58 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: valve, Steam Box
Doug Lombardi of Valve denied rumors of the Steam Box console last month, but fell short of denying future possibilities and so forth. Recently, Valve has posted a job opening on their website for an electronics engineer.
When Valve's Doug Lombardi responded to rumors of a "Steam Box" console, he used the following words which were posted all over the internet as Valve denies Steam Box console rumors:
We're prepping the Steam Big Picture Mode UI and getting ready to ship that, so we're building boxes to test that on. We're also doing a bunch of different experiments with biometric feedback and stuff like that, which we've talked about a fair amount, […] All of that is stuff that we're working on, but it's a long way from Valve shipping any sort of hardware.
As it turns out Valve has just recently posted a job position for a Hardware Engineer with the following duties:
Work with the hardware team to conceive, design, evaluate, and produce new types of input, output, and platform hardware
Join our highly motivated team that's doing hardware design, prototyping, testing, and production across a wide range of platforms. We're not talking about me-too mice and gamepads here – help us invent whole new gaming experiences.
While that hardware engineer position could be any number of things including peripheral development, it is clear that Valve wants to get into hardware more than they let on. This looks to be more than just development hardware.
GDC 12: Valve & Razer renew their motion partnership vows
Subject: General Tech, Shows and Expos | March 6, 2012 - 03:41 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: valve, Steam Box, GDC, GDC 12
Valve and Razer formally agree to support Razer Hydra motion controller in Valve's four most popular titles and two upcoming ones.
A little over two years ago, Valve and Razer announced a partnership for their Sixense high-precision motion controllers. During CES 2010, attendees were able to experiment with a prototype motion controller from Sixense to control Left 4 Dead 2. Sixense TrueMotion controllers were later released by Razer last June as the Razer Hydra.
Now you're thinking with controllers.
This Game Developers Conference (GDC) fast forwards us to almost a year after the launch of the Razer Hydra. The price for the controller has dropped $40 to $99.99 at some point between then and now. Valve has also announced that support would be extended from Portal 2 and Left 4 Dead 2 to include Half-Life 2, Team Fortress 2 and upcoming Dota 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
The fishiest part of this whole announcement involves the Steam Box rumor from a few days ago. Valve appears to be very focused on the best portions of console gaming for the PC all of a sudden. I could easily see motion controls be used to support The Steam Box or whatever it might be called -- especially if it were used for more than just gaming and by more than just gamers.
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A series of drawings i did. A different look on Alice in Wonderland. This was done for an art fare, that was themed after the story of Alice (movies, music, exhibits, etc.). I didn't know what to put in the media section.. it's pens and watercolour. It's my first time posting in the finished works section, so be as critical as you can
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Dentsu, Nihon Unisys and MIT Media Lab Announce Third Step of Their Collaborative Project Aimed at Creating 'Context-reading Communication Computer'
TOKYO, May 17, 2011/PRNewswire/ — Dentsu Inc. (Tokyo: 4324; ISIN: JP3551520004; President & CEO: Tadashi Ishii; Head Office: Tokyo; Capital: 58,967.1 million yen; hereinafter "Dentsu") announced on May 17 the launch of the "Finding Gifts with Sasha" (http://sasha.nadya.jp) site as the third step of its collaborative project with Nihon Unisys Ltd. (Tokyo: 8056; President & CEO: Katsuto Momii; Corporate Headquarters: Tokyo; hereinafter "Nihon Unisys" and the MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA) Media Lab (see Note) aimed at creating a "context-reading communication computer" (http://omcs.jp).
The aim of this project, which started on September 24, 2010, is to leverage the shared common background knowledge and senses (hereinafter referred to as "common sense") used by humans when we converse with others to create a computer system that can understand implicit meanings and nuances of language in the same way as humans, and use the appropriate knowledge and words at the appropriate time.
"Play a Quiz Game with Nadya" (http://nadya.jp), a site used to gather common sense from the players, and "Poi bot" (http://poibot.jp), a site where a personalized robot character automatically generates Tweets which imitate that person's distinctive communication style and way of thinking (he or she must already be a Twitter account holder), were the first two steps in the project.
"Finding Gifts with Sasha" is an experimental site which helps users choose gifts through conversations with the boy character Sasha. At first, his gift suggestions may not be perfect, but the system learns from the user's feedback in the same way that children do in the course of their development. Utilizing more than 200,000 common-sense data gathered in the first two steps of the project, Sasha analyzes the profiles and comments posted on social media sites by the user and the intended gift recipient, and then makes gift recommendations to the user.
For someone who loves cats, for example, rather than suggesting an actual cat as a gift, the site provides gift suggestions that have a human element. Taking the "cats like warm places" item of common sense as a starting point, Sasha suggests things that will make a cat feel warm.
Links to e-commerce site pages are provided for the suggested gifts, and they can also be purchased online.
As this third step of the project develops, it will become possible, through the use of the "context-reading communication computer" and social media, to develop a wide range of communication techniques, including advertising, as well as next-generation business models such as e-commerce sites linked to consumer lifestyles and ways of providing customer context-driven service in bricks-and-mortar stores, that can be introduced in the future to a large number of enterprises.
- Step 3 of the project: "Finding Gifts with Sasha"
URL: http://sasha.nadya.jp (from May 17)
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The MIT Media Lab was founded in 1985 by MIT Professor Nicholas Negroponte and former MIT President Jerome Wiesner. Lab researchers focus on the impact of emerging technologies on everyday life — technologies that promise to fundamentally transform our most basic notions of human capabilities. Unconstrained by traditional disciplines, Lab designers, engineers, artists and scientists work atelier-style in some 25 research groups, conducting more than 300 projects that range from neuroengineering, to how children learn, to developing the city car of the future. The Lab is responsible for more than 80 spinoffs, and has developed the technology for numerous commercial products, including e-ink, LEGO Mindstorms and Guitar Hero.
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Changes in Slc6a17 expression levels in hypothalamus in overnight starved and long term food restricted (45% of ad lib food intake), as well as in hippocampus and hypothalamus in a model for the monoamine system. (A-B) Three groups (n = 8 rats/group) were compared within a control group with free access to food (dark grey), a food deprived group (white), and a food restricted group (light grey). (A) In the restricted animals, the gene expression of Slc6a17 significantly (p = 0.0461) was up-regulated in hypothalamus. (B) The Slc6a15 gene was not significantly up- or down-regulated in any of the studied tissues. (C-D) Four groups (n = 8 rats/group) were compared within a control group given saline (dark gray), a group given 3 mg/kg fluoxetine (white), a group given 10 mg/kg fluoxetine (light grey) and a group given 25 mg/kg bupropion (black dots). (C) The Slc6a17 gene was significantly (p = 0.0009) up-regulated in hippocampus after low and high dose of fluoxetine application, while a non significant up-regulation was seen after bupropion treatment. Bupropion injection caused a significant up-regulation of Slc6a17 in hypothalamus (p = 0.0002) and in prefrontal cortex (p = 0.0005). (D) Significant (p = 0.0006) up-regulation of Slc6a15 was seen in hippocampus after injection of both doses of fluoxetine and bupropion and the Slc6a15 gene was significantly (p = 0.0002) up-regulated in prefrontal cortex after bupropion treatment. All data were normalized to the mean value for the control group. Significance levels were obtained from one-way ANOVA followed by Tukey's post hoc test on a data set with p < 0.05 from the ANOVA. Multiple comparison test significant levels are indicated by asterisks (*, p < 0.05; **, p < 0.01; ***, p < 0.001).
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the Arabian Nights fantasies, a newspaper said on Wednesday.
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Gerald "Jerry" Meola, 68, of New Providence, N.J., passed away on Monday, Aug. 20, 2012, at Overlook Medical Center, Summit, N.J., surrounded by his family. Husband, father, father-in-law, brother, brother-in-law, grandfather, "Poppi," uncle, "Titzee," cousin, fraternity brother, Vietnam veteran, Yankee fan, Red Bull Soccer nut; Seton Hall Prep, Seton Hall University and Seton Hall Graduate School graduate, mentor, friend, golf partner, genealogist -- Jerry Meola was all these things and so much more to all of us. He was the kind of guy who would email you an article about something you were interested in and mentioned to him only once. Born and raised in Newark, N.J., Jerry had lived in New Providence for 37 years. He worked for Arthur Andersen in Newark, and finished his career with Becton Dickinson & Company in Franklin Lakes, N.J. A veteran of the U.S. Army, Jerry served during the Vietnam War. He was a member of the Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity and a member of the Fairmount Country Club in Chatham, N.J. Jerry is survived by his wife of 39 years, Sharon (nee Haggerty); daughters, Karen Meola Canniffe and her husband, John Michael Jr., and Jill Meola; granddaughters, Neeve Alexandra Canniffe and Lucy Elena Canniffe; sister, Joan Wiedman and her husband, Douglas, and brother, Joseph Meola and his wife, Phyllis. Jerry is also survived by many nieces, nephews and cousins. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Saturday, Aug. 25, 2012, at 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Peace Church, 111 South St., New Providence, N.J. Entombment will follow at Glendale Cemetery, Bloomfield, N.J. Visitation will be on Friday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Wm. A Bradley & Son Funeral Home, 345 Main St., Chatham. For more information or to send condolences to the family, visit
. In lieu of flowers, donations in Jerry's Memory may be made to the Kidney Cancer Association, P.O. Box 4668, No. 38269 New York, N.Y. 10163-4668,
, or The Overlook Foundation, 36 Upper Overlook Rd., Summit, N.J. 07901,
Published in Star-Ledger on Aug. 23, 2012
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"So sorry to hear of Gerald's passing. We loved talking with him about the family and enjoyed his stories..."
- Jean & Joe DiMichele
"Please accept my most sincere condolences. I never met Jerry, but he came alive for me through Jill's..."
- MEG Gilroy
"Your Denver cousins send their love, prayers and support. Our hearts are with you."
- Marty and Gail Tinianow
"My prayers and thoughts are with all the family at this time. I will always remember the emails Jerry..."
- Rose Marie Meola Rudy
"Sharon and family, So sorry to hear about Jerry. I always enjoyed receiving emails from him about our..."
- Jane (Meola)Furlong
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