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Lots of people are looking at the big studio PS3 releases and claiming that they now want to own one. For me, though, it's all about this game and some of the other puzzlers on the PSN. I'm a puzzle fanatic, and this just looks wonderful.
Haha, "Nature is gross."
This game won me over with that line.
Cute. Sick, but cute. BTW, the original robot fighting contest "Critter Crunch" is running this Sunday at MileHiCon. http://www.milehicon.org This contest has run annually since 1987.
Good lord, that is gorgeous.
it's not just 'like' ghibli barfing rainbows
This is wicked awesome.
Great art, and crazy cute, but for barfing rainbows, I'll take the King of All Cosmos over these furballs any day!
PRAISE BE – it's a lovely thing to see Mr. Brandon Boyer back in action & it's fantastic to see the miracle of Qiqo & Sylve's artwork revealed like this.
To the PS3 owners out there, know this:
CRITTER CRUNCH PSN is a beautiful thing to behold in crisp HD, it sounds as spectacular as it looks & it plays as smooth as it sounds. It's a perfect side dish to this season's PS3 blockbusters or a delicious meal all on its own. GET IT YO!
this is such a beautiful game, and definitely worth every penny! <3
I'd say it's worth owning a PS3 for this game. It's just so pretty, consider the purchase as a purchase of a moving work of art – $300 isn't too shabby if you lie to yourself!
this game looks sweet as hell but i refuse to purchase a ps3 for any reason. if they release out a wii ware version i would totally spend some points on it.
This game looks absolutely fantastic to the point where I'm considering a PS3. Thank you BoingBoing for hosting this article too!
Would it be remotely possible to have official wallpapers too? I would love to show this artwork off at work when I'm away from my desk.
When talking about barfing rainbows, one cannot forget http://www.rainbowpuke.com
It took me five-times skimming the sentence to stop incorrectly reading "Toronto indie" as "Totoro indie".
Hi guys a nice interview of Neil Blevin from Pixar here.. talking also about Myazaki! Check it:
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I go to many, many, many meetings. They vary in usefulness. The best ones are when (if I'm the one planning the meeting) I have done my homework and prepared an agenda, set up the technology correctly, and then followed up with action items. In other words, I'm prepared.
Do I do this every time? Noooooo. Should I? Yes! I'm going to use a real-life personal example of when I didn't do all the right things to give you some hints about preparing for a meeting.
Here are the general guidelines, read below if you want to see what happens beyond the theory:
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I held a meeting last week that I thought I had prepared for, but I didn't plan for contingencies.
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'Catalogue' by Julian Faulhaber.
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'Catalogue' by Julian Faulhaber.
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Wouter Van de Voorde (lives in Canberra, Australia)
We ask artists what inspires them.
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"Sky Studies" by Kyle Seis (b. 1992, based in Milwaukee, USA).
Markus von Platen (b. 1984, Copenhagen, Denmark)
BLOG REBLOG is a project/show, curated by Max Marshall and Paul Paper, which aims to appropriate and reflect the online culture of post-curatorship and how masses of images are spread.
On the occasion of the show's second run in Austin, I like this blog continues interviews with the photographers paired together for this project.
1. Do you think the role of the author is transformed by the blogosphere?
Athena Torri: I think that today's authors who get involved in blogging purposefully or unwillingly have to become comfortable with giving up major power over their work. Yes, they made the work, but once it hits the blogosphere it might spread and grow and shift away from their original intentions. I recently saw a small retrospective of a photographer who I really love. I had never seen her work in person and at the show she displayed her images alongside a narrative-like text. I realized that I had been interpreting her images incorrectly, and I enjoyed both interpretations of the work. I think if the work is strong it will have space to let the viewer project their own stuff onto it, while still holding the author's intent. I think that today authors participate in many more collaborations than they consent too.
Enrico Smerilli: Thinking about the role of the author, I consider Roland Barthes' essay the 'Death of the Author'. As a curator within blogosphere, one is empowered to articulate a visual narrative. It can be represented in a linear or non-linear mode of storytelling. Personally, I am intrigued by how people either consciously or unconsciously move through these over-lapping realities. The psychology of a blog is the window to the 'self'. We cannot fully understand that 'self' without considering the dynamic relationship with the audience. This touches upon the relationship between subject and object, it forces one to look at this exchange. In some ways, we, as authors, become anonymous in a vast landscape of other individuals creating meaning. We can never escape our roles as authors, creating meaning and co-creating visual narrative with others. The nature of the Internet, and perhaps the blogosphere too, is that it is continually changing our definition of identity and community. The blogosphere celebrates that there is never a single interpretation or perspective. It is, rather, a multidimensional space, which on many occasions can feel like a shared authorship.
Athena Torri
2. How do you think blogging is changing the way we view images?
Athena: I think that today we see a ton of images every day. Family photos, friend photos, blogs with photos. Today's viewer is constantly reading images and has a broader understanding of what an image communicates. Today's media which is largely driven by blogs is relying less on text and more on images. This makes images more abundant and sometimes mediocre. At the same time it's also creating an interesting dialog and a looseness for the medium that I find refreshing.
Enrico: There is no denial that blogging is changing the way we view images. On any given day, it is a landscape that is saturated with images. Sometimes it can be too much, but I always seem to find inspiration. It is a fascinating study on human behavior. We want to document our lives and the things that hold meaning to us. However, our tendency as human beings to speak through visual language is not something new. There are, of course, arguments from within the professional photography community that the real art and craft of photography is diminished because of the mass consumption of images. On the other hand, it appears to have opened up new interpretations and whereby traditional boundaries between mediums often overlaps. Blogging illuminates the significance of visual images in our lives, it is a deep pool of knowledge. From a metaphysical level, I contemplate how maintaining a blog and our interactions via a pervasive Internet culture creates a dialogue between the physical (known) and the spiritual (unknown). By being able to experience and learn from visual imaginary through a blogging arena, there is often a greater understanding across cultural boundaries. The vast absorption of visual imagery might also open our psyches in unexpected ways.
Enrico Smerilli
Athena: 3. Some of your work including the piece I picked for the project uses appropriated visuals. What lead you to use these images and video?
Enrico: The process of reinterpreting images fascinates me. This attraction is demonstrated in the image you've selected for BLOG-REBLOG. This image, as part of my Atlanti series, intends to emphasize the connection between the image, the basic concept of photographic language, and its relative observation. The random composition that is created on the page reveals two images set against the light. This allows for new hypotheses to be represented and explored. The use of appropriated images in my work always challenges me, it is often a new dialogue when reinterpreting images and/or when combining photography and video as one exploration.
Enrico: 3. I read in your biography that you were born in Italy and have Ecuadorian origins. I, also, read that you live in the United States and have been there for sometime now. How has your origins and time in Italy influenced your work? Specifically, is there anything within your series "Where Ever We Will Find Paradise" that explores these geographic locations or experiences in those countries and as a work in progress?
Athena: I constantly think about how my origin affects my work, in one major way in which it always has affected my work is that as a default I am concentrating on subjects that are not familiar to me. In my series "The Outsider" I am looking a style of woodworking that is American. In America woodworking can be a family thing – something fathers pass on to sons. Being neither a son or an American I found a disconnect there… When making my new work in Italy, I was looking at the Alps in which I grew up. These mountains are full of lineage and memories for me. For my Italian family "Passeggiate" or hikes are essentially religious in their nature. My grandmother and grandfather married in those Alps. The title of the new work "Dove Mai Troveremo Il Paradiso" (Where Ever We Will Find Paradise) comes from a quote written on a picture of my grandmother on the day of her wedding. I take that quote very literally when making this new work. I am finally looking at something I know well – hiking is very instinctual for me. It is something that my family has passed on to me, so as a result the images I am making feel familiar. But I think a common symptom of being a part of three different cultures is that even here in this aspect of my life to which I feel very close I can find disconnect. Never truly having had the time to dig my feet into any of these three cultures, I find that I am always observing my cultures from the eyes of a visitor.
BLOG REBLOG is a project/show, curated by Max Marshall and Paul Paper, which aims to appropriate and reflect the online culture of post-curatorship and how masses of images are spread.
On the occasion of the show's second run in Austin, I like this blog continues interviews with the photographers paired together for this project.
1. Do you think the role of the author is transformed by the blogosphere?
Jessica Williams: Whenever I see an image online I do not necessarily assume the person posting it was the author. However, I do accept that a person posting things online is an author in his or her own right. As such, the images, texts, videos, etc that this new type of author assembles becomes something else, something new. This something could be an artwork, a manifesto, an essay, an representation of a way of being, or even an ideal way of being (or personhood) to which the author aspires.
Anthony Smith: Yes, not only can anyone who creates a blog become an author/curator in a real way, but I believe image makers are more influenced by the way people process images so swiftly online. Especially with the popularity of social sharing sites like Tumblr, where the images can be taken out of context from someones original intention, either by pulling it from a larger body of work or unintentionally pairing it with other imagery. Sometimes this act even slowly degrades an image in quality, color, etc. as it is re-blogged over and over again, not to mention, losing authorship or ownership in itself.
Jessica Williams
2. How do you think blogging is changing the way we view images?
Jessica: It's hard for me to answer this one concisely. What is meant by blogging? There are so many facets of "blogging" and each one contributes to the change in the way we view images. One thing: even though I know somewhere in the back of my mind that most images I see online are low-resolution versions of an original, I look at so many images a day that I become casually blind to most digital artifacts and strange color casts. This, of course, does not apply to when I upload my own images. My critical photographer's eye is never satisfied and sees every detail and mistake my image's translation to the web. So it goes.
Anthony: Definitely, the most obvious illustration I can think of is the physical way people interact with images online. as opposed to say a book or a physical print. The act of scrolling through a catalog of images at an enhanced pace I feel has given a new perspective on just how quickly we can make a conclusion about what we are seeing and move on, maybe only stopping on something we find particularly interesting. In a way, I think this has sort of exaggerated the preciousness of physical printing, when we can find most work available online for free.
Anthony Smith
Jessica: 3. Do you think there is danger in a young artist having multiple bodies of work online? Or does it make websites and the artwork on them more communal when artists can see each other change and grow in real time?
Anthony: I think that having multiple bodies of work online can be dangerous, especially if the work is very different. It can be confusing and it's easy to be critical. On the other hand, I personally am really interested in seeing someone's work move from A to B. I also like to see work in progress or bits of ideas unfinished here and there, it gives me some insight into the process the artist is using, which can be more interesting than just a slideshow of images.
Anthony: 3. I'm curious to know, from your recent work, how do you feel about the way people view your work online, as opposed to a gallery or public space? How different is the experience, and how much thought goes into how the work will be viewed online while you are making it, or is it simply documented and put online as a separate process?
Jessica: I've had a website for over 10 years now. So whenever I make an artwork, no matter what the medium, a lot of thought goes into how it will be eventually displayed online.
With photography it's easy: over the last few years I've been almost exclusively shooting digital photographs, which naturally lend themselves to being viewed on screens. In fact, I have actually assembled entire series with the intention that they would only be seen online (Pictures from places) or projected onto a screen (Not Nothing). However, I also make text-based and installation works, which can be more difficult to translate. For these, I like to think of my website as a permanent open studio of sorts. With this concept in mind, for each artwork I will write a short narration that attempts to more or less directly describe both its context and physical manifestation. Sometimes the narration is an excerpt from the work itself (or a press release), but more often than not it is written specifically for the web.
That said, there is a lot I appreciate about viewing work online. For one, it is very intimate. Websites can be accessed 24 hours a day (most of them) and there are no guards looking over your shoulder or friends telling you what they think before you've even made up your mind. It's just you and the screen. As such, I like to write my hypothetical open studio texts in first person, addressing the viewer directly. This is something that can not be so easily done in a gallery or public space if the artist is not present. But then again, screens are flat. So ultimately they are just two totally different experiences with different strengths and weaknesses, not better or worse per se.


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DULUTH - State legislators must find more money to pay for roads, bridges and other transportation projects in Georgia, transportation officials said Tuesday.Speaking at a Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce forum, four members of the State Transportation Board painted a bleak picture. They said Georgia does not get enough money from its motor fuel tax and from the federal government to meet the state's transportation needs. "This state is woefully underfunded in transportation," said Transportation Board Chairman David Doss. Doss said if the state stopped adding projects to its to-do list and only worked on the roads, rail lines and sidewalks already in the pipeline, it would take at least 27 years to find money to pay for them all. Once inflation and cost increases are factored in, it would take 33 years to complete the work because of the funding shortfall, Doss said. Georgia already spends less money on transportation needs than any other state, said the Rome resident. "We cannot continue down this path," Doss said. "The day is coming very soon when we will have to come to grips with transportation underfunding in this state." Doss said legislators are looking at various options for raising transportation funds, including a regional sales tax for metro Atlanta, a regional Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax and a statewide special purpose sales tax. The revenue would go toward roads, mass transit and other transportation fixes, he said. "They're not going to be able to delay this a whole lot longer," Doss said. DOT Board member Dana Lemon encouraged business people at the Chamber's transportation and environmental forum to stay in contact with their legislators regarding the issue. "Somehow we've got to get the funding up," said Lemon, who is one of Gwinnett County's representatives on the DOT Board. DOT Board member Robert Brown said the funding shortfall is reaching crisis proportions. He said it will require "political courage" for elected officials to address the issue. Doss said a motor fuel tax increase could be considered, but he does not favor it. He said automobiles are becoming more fuel efficient, which reduces the amount of gas purchased and the revenue raises from taxing its sale by the gallon. Doss said he favors taxing motorists based on the number of miles they drive. Technology exists that can track the mileage, said Doss, who gave the example of a motorist paying the tax when they renew their auto tags with the county tax commissioner's office. Basing the tax on the amount of miles traveled would make it a true user's fee, Doss said. Marsha Anderson-Bomer, a transportation consultant, said Boulder, Colo., did an experiment that placed Global Positioning System devices in automobiles. The devices logged the drivers' mileage and the time of day they were on the road, Anderson-Bomer said. If state leaders takes steps to find additional funding sources for road and transit projects, it won't be until after the November state elections. "The most politically palatable time to address it is 2007," Doss said.
More like this story
- Bank CEO: Status quo leaves little for new roads ( September 25, 2007 )
- CIDs agree: Big need for road funds ( January 31, 2007 )
- Road money debate choice of regional, statewide solutions ( February 3, 2008 )
- Transportation funding panel facing tough choices ( September 23, 2007 )
- Legislators promise solution to help move traffic ( December 13, 2007 )


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Love & Mercy
In the 1960s, Beach Boys leader Brian Wilson struggles with emerging psychosis as he attempts to craft his avant-garde pop masterpiece.
Testament of Youth
A British woman recalls coming of age during World War I.
Big Eyes
A drama about the awakening of the painter Margaret Keane, her phenomenal success in the 1950s, and the subsequent legal difficulties she had with her husband, who claimed credit for her works in the...
A journalist is detained in Iran for more than 100 days and brutally interrogated in prison.
A chronicle of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s campaign to secure equal voting rights via an epic march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama in 1965.
The Theory of Everything
A look at the relationship between the famous physicist Stephen Hawking and his wife.
The Imitation Game
The story of English mathematician and logician, Alan Turing, who helped crack the Enigma code during World War II.
Mr. Turner
Mr. Turner explores the last quarter century of the great, if eccentric, British painter J.M.W. Turner's life.
The Devil's Violinist
The life story of Italian violinist and composer, Niccolò Paganini, who rose to fame as a virtuoso in the early 19th Century.
Kill the Messenger
A reporter becomes the target of a life-threatening smear campaign after he exposes the CIA's role in arming Contra rebels in Nicaragua and importing cocaine to the US. Based on a true story.
The Golden Era (aka Huang Jin Shi Dai)
The life story of Xiao Hong, one of China's most famous essayists and novelists, who reflected the progressive thinking not frequently seen during the 1930s.
Finding Vivian Maier
A documentary on the late Vivian Maier, a nanny whose previously unknown cache of 100,000 photographs earned her a posthumous reputation as one the most accomplished street photographers.
A chronicle of the life of Louis Zamperini, an Olympic runner who was taken prisoner by Japanese forces during World War II.
Reaching For The Moon
A chronicle of the tragic love affair between American poet Elizabeth Bishop and Brazilian architect Lota de Macedo Soares.
Walesa: Man of Hope
The depiction of the life of Nobel Peace Prize winner and founder of Poland's Solidarity movement, Lech Walesa, as events in the 1970s lead to a peaceful revolution.
Jersey Boys (movie)
The story of four young men from the wrong side of the tracks in New Jersey who came together to form the iconic 1960s rock group The Four Seasons.
Yves Saint Laurent
A look at the life of French designer Yves Saint Laurent from the beginning of his career in 1958 when he met his lover and business partner, Pierre Berge.
Beyond The Edge
Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary's monumental and historical ascent of Mt. Everest in 1953 - an event that stunned the world and defined a nation.
Grace of Monaco
The story of former Hollywood star Grace Kelly's crisis of marriage and identity, during a political dispute between Monaco's Prince Rainier III and France's Charles De Gaulle, and a looming French...
The Invisible Woman
At the height of his career, Charles Dickens meets a younger woman who becomes his secret lover.


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Why don't you just plug the HDD straight into the TV USB socket?
That's what I have been doing, but I thought I would get better sound if it went through an AV. Am I right in thinking the TV prcoesses the sound if the HDD is plugged directly into it?
Ah right !
I have a blu-ray player with integrated surround sound that also has a USB input. So I play any files I have through that and the sound comes through the surround speakers.
The TV can also feed back audio via HDMI or via optical back to the DVD, so it could work through several paths in my system.
I do sometimes use optical when there is a live TV program I want to watch in surround.
I'm not sure that I'm actually getting 5.1 from TV broadcasts though.
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"Basically, most of what the air touches as it travels through the jet engine is starting to be made from composites," Muir said.
"Jet engine manufacturers are changing the whole dynamic of how engines operate by significantly increasing their air flow. In many cases, it will be cost effective to tear existing engines off jets and replace them with composite jet engines."
In another new product area, Paragon has gained the security designation needed to produce a patented barrel designed for the secure transfer of nuclear waste.
"We are ramping up that production with the expectation that more barrels will be used," Muir said. "With our new designation that is well above and beyond even aerospace requirements, we are capable of doing any type of nuclear work."
Paragon has been in Muir's family since 1962, when his late grandfather, Fred M. Keller, purchased the company and its debt for one dollar. Over the years, Paragon has gone from metal die casting to plastic injection molding to its current expertise in high-strength composites.
"There's a real 'wow' factor to the type of work we are doing here — a continuation of the can-do attitude that was established 50 years ago by my grandfather and the skilled machinists he attracted to company," Muir says.
"When I look how far we've come, I think that my grandfather would be pleased with what we've accomplished."


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Important 1854-O Liberty Double Eagle Rarity1854-O $20 AU50 PCGS. The New Orleans Mint began producing double eagles right from the start, with 141,000 coins struck in 1850. This mintage, and even higher mintages in 1851 and 1852 were a direct result of the California gold rush. Except for a few privately issued gold coins produced in California, the only options for coinage were the Philadelphia and New Orleans Mints. It is doubtful that much, if any, gold was transported to Charlotte or Dahlonega, as those Mints were primarily producing gold coins from locally mined metal.
Meanwhile, the United States Assay Office became a larger producer of gold coins in San Francisco throughout 1851 and 1852, and by 1853 became the minter of choice, and in 1854 the United States Branch Mint in San Francisco opened, providing a further coinage alternative, and a better choice for miners. By 1854, essentially all gold mined in California was minted in California, and little of the precious metal found its way to New Orleans. In 1854, just 3,250 double eagles were minted in Louisiana, making this the second rarest O-Mint double eagle behind the 1856-O. Douglas Winter and Adam Crum discussed this issue: "The 1854-O is, along with the 1856-O, one of the two rarest collectible Type I double eagles. Examples are usually sold only at auctions of major 'name' collections. Ownership of an attractive 1854-O is considered a hallmark of a truly great collection of double eagles."
Although the mintage of this date was 1,000 coins greater than the 1856-O rarity, the two issues are of about equal availability today. Dave Bowers, in A Guide Book of Double Eagle Gold Coins, estimates a survival of 18 to 22 circulated examples of this date, and no Mint State pieces. For the 1856-O, he estimates 16 to 20 circulated coins and two Mint State pieces, for the very same total of 18 to 22 coins. Winter and Crum consider the 1856-O to be slightly rarer, with an estimated population of 25 to 35 examples of the 1854-O double eagle, and only 20 to 30 examples of the 1856-O. Although a limited Census is available for this issue, several pieces have been located since it was published by Winter several years ago. A revised Census for both of the two rarities would be desirable.
This example is a splendid AU grade coin with vivid green-gold surfaces. Both sides have light abrasions with only a few deeper marks including an old scratch in the left obverse field from the top point of star 4. Pale rose color can be seen on the highpoints, providing a clear indication of the light wear on the surface. This '54-O double eagle has excellent luster with traces of a prooflike surface on each side. This example is a remarkable specimen and it may qualify as a Condition Census piece. Less than 10 AU examples are known, including a recently discovered AU58 example that was part of the S.S. Republic treasure. An interesting side bar is the scope of this treasure, which included every Type One double eagle issue except: 1856-O, 1861 Paquet, and 1866-S No Motto. In all grades, Doug Winter estimates a surviving population of 25 to 35 coins.
When formulating your winning bid for this coin, keep in mind that Winter and Crum commented: "The serious collector will not have many opportunities to purchase an 1854-O double eagle. This is an issue that is so rare and desirable that you cannot really 'overpay' for it." Worded differently, whatever you pay to acquire this coin will be a fair price!
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DULUTH -- When the Forrest Wood Cup came to Lake Lanier in 2010, the leader after the first day of competition held the top spot with 14 pounds, 12 ounces.
While that weight was a solid total, it would've only been good enough for fourth place after the first day of the 2012 event.
Day 1 of the Forrest Wood Cup wrapped up Thursday at the Arena at Gwinnett Center with 35 of the 46 anglers bringing limits to the scales.
Six of those competitors topped 14 pounds, but the big sack of the day went to the tournament's youngest angler in Jacob Wheeler.
Wheeler, a 21-year from Indianapolis., stunned the crowd when his five fish tipped the scales at 21-15.
"Having a day like this is unbelievable," Wheeler said.
While Lake Lanier is one of the most renowned spotted bass lakes in the country, Wheeler proved what many others were saying -- that a good sack of largemouth could make a big difference in the tournament.
"I'm going against the grain, that's for sure," Wheeler said of his five largemouth. "I went into this tournament knowing the norm was spotted bass. I said I was going to fish my strength, do what I was confident with. I may have to make some adjustments through the day tomorrow, but when you're confident, you're dangerous."
While not specifying what baits he was using, Wheeler did acknowledge that all of his keepers were caught in 10 feet of water or less, contrasting to the deep-water techniques being used by the bulk of the field.
That deep-water technique may eventually prove to be the winning pattern as Scott Canterbury of Springville, Ala., culled a strong limit of four spots and one largemouth to sit in second at 16-9.
"They were down deep and feeding good," Canterbury said. "I wasn't catching a lot today (with seven keepers), but the bites I was getting were good ones."
Two other anglers were right behind Canterbury in a tie for third with 14-15 in Dion Hibdon and Cody Meyer.
Meyer also relied on fishing deep, targeting the areas between brush piles and the timber line with a drop shot.
"I was moving around with my electronics and video game fishing," Meyer said. "A lot more of the fish are grouped up this year. If you can find structure in the right water column, you can have success."
Cody Bird of Granbury, Texas, worked a mix of deep and shallow patterns for a solid Day 1 total of 14-11 for fifth place, while Scott Martin joined the 14-pound club in sixth place at 14-9.
"This lake didn't treat me as well two years ago," Martin said. "I found plenty of fish then but couldn't figure out how to get them to bite. Since then, I've learned to catch fish deeper and caught a lot today like I did last year on Lake Ouachita. Confidence is such an amazing part of fishing and it's paying off for me right now."
Martin, who won the event last year on Lake Ouachita, is looking to become the first person to win the Forrest Wood Cup more than once.
The weather may play a big role in today's numbers as rain and storms are in the forecast. While many feel that sunny skies favor the spotted bass bite, the clouds and shade may offer different avenues.
"This is one of the best spotted bass fisheries in the country, it's too bad that we're here in August because that's the toughest time to catch them," Luke Clausen said. "However, I think changing conditions are an opportunity to figure things out."
Clausen, who is also seeking his second cup after winning the 2004 tournament, sits in 10th place at 12-5.
The co-angler division also saw some impressive numbers as six fisherman had eight pounds or better with Nick Hensley of Cumming leading the way at 12-2.
The tournament's second day will begin today at 7 a.m. from Laurel Park in Gainesville. After today, the field will be trimmed down to 30 anglers, who will compete Saturday for the final 10 positions in the finals Sunday. The weigh-in will be held in the Gwinnett Arena at 5 p.m.
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Audio-Technica headphones
Audio Technica on Friday announced the upcoming release of a number of headphones that range from the entry-level earbuds to the ultra high-end meant for audiophiles. Starting at the top is the ATH-A2000X set that includes 53mm (about 2.1in) diameter drivers and deliver frequency response of 5Hz-45kHz. They also share their 42-ohm impedance level and maximum loudness of 101dB with the slightly less costly ATH-A1000X set. Apart from the gold color of the aluminum housings, the lesser headset gives up some fidelity, with a slightly lower frequency response range of 5Hz-42kHz. Either set is intended for use by dedicated listeners.
Moving downscale in both price and size are the ATH-CK100 earbuds. They are the first product from Audio-Technica to use a triple-driver system, which is also the smallest In-Ear Monitor (IEM) grade set-up in the industry. The set houses the speakers in a titanium housing, contributing to a total weight of just 4 grams (0.14 ounces). The ATH-CK100 can deliver 113dB of sound pressure level at a 23-ohm impedance, with frequency response rated at 20Hz-18kHz.
The new ATH-CKM30 earbuds are the affordable, everyday in-ear phones, available in a choice of colors: red, black, brown, orange, purple and white. They sport 10.7mm drivers that deliver 14Hz-24kHz response at a 16-Ohm impedance and a maximum 104dB loudness.
The ATH-A2000X headphones are priced at the equivalent of about $779 including taxes, with the ATH-A1000X set costing $603. Both are expected to ship in Japan on December 5th. The three-driver ATH-CK100 earbuds will cost about $561, while the ATH-CKM30 headphones cost about $40. Both ship on November 21st. Audio-Technica regularly exports some of its lineup to the US but hasn't yet announced any plans. [via Impress]
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Updated: February 7, 2010, 2:22 AM ETAssociated Press
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Bobby Gerhart held yet another trophy.
Danica Patrick held her own.
Gerhart's record sixth ARCA victory at Daytona International Speedway was overshadowed by the successful stock car debut of the IndyCar star, who rallied from a midrace spinout to finish sixth Saturday in the crash-filled race.
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We will issue a warrant for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's arrest if it turns out Israeli intelligence was behind last month's killing of a Hamas strongman, Army Radio quoted Dubai's police commissioner on Thursday.
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Come on, admit it… At one time or another you made a joke about Daniel Murphy at second base since the day he took over the position once Jose Reyes was not re-signed and Ruben Tejada slid over to shortstop. Was the criticism harsh and often times deserved? Maybe… Maybe not… Ok, yes it was… But seeing is believing and when I mentioned how much better Murphy has been defensively a couple of weeks ago on Twitter, you all know you've seen the dramatic improvement as well. He has been passing the eye test. So enter ESPN's resident Mets historian and statistical guru Mark Simon, who wrote an interesting post yesterday about the porous Mets defense overall this season. Hidden within that gem of an article, I found this: Daniel Murphy has been the Mets' most improved defensive player. He was charged with -11 Defensive Runs Saved last season, but is holding steady at a major-league average of zero Defensive Runs Saved through 240 innings in 2013. The biggest difference for Murphy has been i...
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I actually felt sorry for him when I forced him to cut his finger off. Seriously though I've never been so emotionally attached to a game.
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Heavy Rain is indeed a fantastic game.
heavy rain deserves game of the year
awesome game....and an unforgettable scene.....removing the head of helios was better than blinding posiden
I love Heavy Rain. It is my favorie game right now man.
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So Heavy Rain gets an award, yipeee!!!!! Never played the game but i know that it is one hell of a game.
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that was a great moment in gaming. I truly felt in touch with the character that I was playing and it was very difficult to force myself to cut off his finger.
At first i voted for ME2, but now i see why GS decided to go for Heavy Rain... that was incredible.
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Colin Kapernick and the San Francisco 49ers were on the receiving end of an absolute beat-down in Seattle this past Sunday in a nationally televised prime-time game. In nothing short of a disaster, the 49ers failed multiple times in the red zone to score touchdowns, capitalize on turnovers, and even saw a David Akers chip-shot blocked and run back for a touchdown. With Defensive End Justin Smith already out of the game due to an elbow injury, the ranks of the 49ers were further decimated with injuries inflicted upon tight end Vernon Davis and wide receiver Mario Manningham at the hands of the Seahawks. Despite all of these factors, the elephant in the room is 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.… Read more
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DeMarcus Cousins continues to have issues with the Sacramento Kings, but he found himself in a new position Friday: on the bench to start a game. Cousins was informed after shootaround Friday that he would not be starting the Kings' game against the Dallas Mavericks that night. It appears that he was not given a reason for the benching. "I don't have to be given a reason. He's the coach," Cousins said, per Cowbell Kingdom's Jonathan Santiago. Cousins only played nine minutes, recording six points and two rebounds. He did not enter the game until early in the second quarter, and he did not play after being removed with 2:51 remaining in the first half. Cousins reportedly was in a good mood after the game despite the benching. Fans were chanting "we want Cousins" late in the game, and Santiago says the big man even participated in the T-shirt toss during a timeout. Cousins seemed to have a casual response to the whole thing. "Am I surprised? Oh, not at all," he answered when asked about not getting back into the game following the second quarter. Cousins has been benched during a game for arguing with coach Keith Smart, and he's been ejected by referees mid-game. But being benched to start a game is something new. I'm guessing something happened that he isn't openly discussing. Sacramento lost 117-108 with him playing limited minutes.
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The Dallas Cowboys (8-8) have a massive and passionate fanbase. When the team finished the 2012 NFL regular season with a 28-18 loss in the Week 17 battle for the NFC East title against the Washington Redskins on Sunday Night Football, excitement erupted in the nation's capitol as rookie QB Robert Griffin III and rookie RB Alfred Morris helped to lead Washington to host its first playoff game since 1999. Meanwhile, tempers flared in Dallas and with Cowboys fans everywhere. Disappointed with the defeat, a whole mess of Cowboys fans took to YouTube to vent their frustration (via SportsGrid). What did they decide to do? They burned jerseys of QB Tony Romo. See the collection of videos below: And… This one might be a little more creative as one fans says Romo is "like the bad girlfriend who must break up. Just like she would burn all of the pictures of us together, I must erase all traces of the evidence of our soured relationship." One fan decided that she will be "finding a new ...
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Before we get to the announcement news today, just a quick heads-up: Paramount's 4-disc Star Trek: The Compendium Blu-ray set, which includes the 2-disc Star Trek (2009) SE and also the new 2-disc Star Trek Into Darkness SE (featuring the IMAX version of the film) is now available for pre-order on Amazon for just $31.99. Click on the link or on the cover artwork below to get your orders in. Street date is 9/9 and rebate details are still TBA. [Read on here...]
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Our own Adam Jahnke has turned in his weekly installment of Burnt Offerings: MOD DVD in which he looks at this week's latest small batch offerings from the Warner Archive and the 20th Century Fox Cinema Archives. Fans of Rick Ocasek and The Cars will be pretty happy I think. Enjoy!
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Also, the good Dr. Jahnke has posted a new installment of his Burnt Offerings: MOD DVD column looking at the latest from Warner Archive and the 20th Century Fox Cinema Archives, as well as details of Warner Archive's panels and events at the WonderCon convention in Anaheim this weekend.
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My Star Trek: Enterprise – Season Four Blu-ray review will be up very soon. Sorry for the delay getting it posted, but there's good reason. We have a special guest staying with us here this week: Sue Maxwell, the wife of our longtime (and dearly departed) Bits staff writer Barrie Maxwell. She's been in town for the TCM Film Festival and now she's visiting with us this week before returning home to Canada. So anyway, I appreciate your patience. And Sue sends her best to all of you! [Read on here...]
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All right, there's not a great deal going on today news-wise, but the TCM Festival is on this weekend here in the Los Angeles area. Here's a link to the Festival website if you're interested in attending.
Also, we have a quick update for you on Fox's The Rodgers & Hammerstein Blu-ray Collection, which is due on 5/6. From their official press release: [Read on here…]
Ken Burns' Roosevelts, Ginger Snaps, Southern Comfort, Man Who Knew Too Little, Black Dynamite & more!
We've got a quick rundown of new Blu-ray and DVD announcement news for you today, including cool new catalog titles from Shout!, Scream and Warner…
First up, PBS has set Ken Burns: The Roosevelts for Blu-ray release on 9/16 (SRP $129.99).
The BBC (via Warner) will release Orphan Black: Season 2 on Blu-ray and DVD on 6/24.
Amazon has The Walking Dead: The Complete Fourth Season – Limited Edition Blu-ray set available for pre-order now for $90.99. Street date is 8/26, like the regular Blu-ray and DVD, but this version comes in special "Tree Walker" packaging. When you remove the BDs from the base, the Tree Walker's head and arm move. You can see it on the left there and click here or the title link to pre-order on Amazon. [Read on here...]
Sony's re-issue Breaking Bad update (cover art & SRP), plus Shout!'s Herzog: The Collection BD set!
We've got another Blu-ray review for you today: Tim Salmons has checked out Robert Rossen's All the King's Men (1949) from Twilight Time. Enjoy!
Also today, a couple of quick announcements…
First, we've finally got a look at the new Blu-ray packaging for Sony's re-issued Breaking Bad: The Complete Series, which is due on Blu-ray and – for the first time – DVD on 6/3. You can see it on the left there. Here's the best part: The SRP is MUCH lower. Amazon has the SRP set at $230.99 for the Blu-ray, plus 30% for a final price of just $160.99. Meanwhile, the DVD is $160.99 SRP minus 30% for a price of just $113.49. That Blu-ray price is less than half the $399.99 of the original BD set, so good news indeed for fans. Click on the links in the text (or on the cover art below) to pre-order. [Read on here…]


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Quick Look: God of War III
Ryan and Vinny attempt to rip as many fools apart as they can.
God of War III Interview
Brad finds out what herculean efforts it took to make the latest God of War.
Kratos Exacts Vengeance in God of War III
Someone urinated in Mr. Greek God's breakfast cereal, from the looks of this trailer.
Quick Look: God of War III Demo
Boy, that looks like a pain in the neck! Hey-yo!
E3 2009: God Of War III Demo
The full demo from the Sony press conference.
God of War III Trailer
Watch Kratos do what he does best in this stunning sequence.
God of War III Teaser
It looks like Kratos still hasn't resolved his anger issues...
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