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The use of storytelling, through evocative writing, short films, infographics, and maps, to convey global issues is increasingly popular, yet few organizations are able to invest the time and energy needed to develop emotionally compelling and visually expressive content.
Gorillas and Family Planning: At the Crossroads of Community Development and Conservation
September 26, 2013 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
"Gorillas are very good at family planning; if we were like them, we'd be much better off," said wildlife veterinarian Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka. The Conservation Through Public Health CEO and founder is celebrating 10 years of population, health, and environment work in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, bringing health and livelihood interventions to people while protecting mountain gorillas around Virunga and Bwindi Impenetrable National Parks.
Consolidating a Culture of Peace in Africa: A Contribution to International Peace and Security
September 20, 2013 // 3:30pm — 5:00pm
The Honorable Blaise Compaoré, President of Burkina Faso, will give an in-depth look at the current security situation on the continent and will discuss the future challenges to peace in West Africa.
Somalia: A Conversation with President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud
September 20, 2013 // 1:30pm — 3:00pm
The Honorable Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, delved into both the economic and security challenges facing the country a year into the Federal Government's tenure.
Somalia: Assessing the First Year of the Federal Government
September 19, 2013 // 10:00am — 1:00pm
This discussion entertained the economic and security dimensions prevalent in Somalia one year into the Federal Government's taking of the reins.It consisted of two panels: Rebuilding Somalia's Economy and Financial Sector; and Governance and Security in Somalia. Panel 2: Governance and Security in Somalia
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In the wake of food riots in more than 30 countries in 2008 and the Arab Spring, in which food prices played an instigating role, the relationship between food security and instability demands a closer examination. "There is a lot of data on conflict, and a lot of data on food security, but it's rarely brought together," says Emmy Simmons, the author of the latest edition of 'ECSP Report.'
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September 10, 2013 // 2:30pm — 5:00pm
This fall, BALANCED – Building Actors and Leaders for Advancing Community Excellence in Development– finished a five-year project funded by USAID's Office of Population and Reproductive Health to advance and support PHE approaches in Africa and Asia. Ultimately, BALANCED trained 2,000 people from 72 organizations and eight countries on how to start or run community-level integrated programs.
Africa as the Last Frontier: Why It Matters in the Global Economy
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6 Parks near Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee 0 miles
Sevierville, Tennessee 8.93 miles NE
Pigeon Forge, Tennessee 8.93 miles NE
Townsend, Tennessee 16.2 miles SW
Gatlinburg, Tennessee (map) | (865) 436-4434
Sites: 220 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 42 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $34.00
Have used this campground many times over the last 15 years. I have always found it to be clean and fairly well kept. Its location is in a wooded area or country environment which we like as opposed to camping in the middle of downtown. The park has a lot of things to do for the younger camper. They have fire rings at the sites which is a big reason we stay there. The people working there are mostly helpful and friendly but I have run into a few attitudes over the years. - ftcjim
Jun 2013 - $46.00
We stayed in site 6. Most of the sites are not level, and the pictures you see where the road is paved is partially true, but more than half of the campground is gravel, and all of the sites are gravel. Most of the campground is on a hillside, so when it rains, be prepared for water running down hill. They do have a fair bit of trees, and it really feels like a campground. No seasonal trailers here, just a few newer campers that the campground rents out. They have good cable (68 channels), AT&T wireless is almost nonexistent, and Verizon has 4G LTE with 1-2 bars. The best sites are the electric / water / no sewer sites: so if you have a tote, bring it and dump your water as needed at the dump stations. It is worth it to hear the running water all night outside your camper. Most of the full hookup sites are not near the water. Could not connect to the WiFi, and the front desk staff is of no help. They have no tech support (1-800 #) to help with the WiFi. You either get it or you don't. I never could connect. The waterslide, and bounce houses are closed on Wednesday and open at noon every other day. Pool is pretty big, but the pool deck gets dirty quick with all of the gravel and mud being brought in from people's shoes. I guess I had higher expectations for the campground, than what I actually got. Probably would not return as this campground is a good 20-30 minute drive to Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. Would probably find a closer campground and skip the waterslide and bounce houses, as we hardly spent any time at the campground. - jmcmanama
Aug 2012 - $60.00
We camped here in a 40 foot Toy Hauler. Getting through the campground was challenging. The roads are rather narrow. Our site was a back in site in the back which was great and creek side. The pull through sites are in the front and there is a fair amount of road noise since it is off a rather main road. There is Wireless internet (if it works) only at the arcade in the front. We stayed a week and it only worked about 2 days. The water side is a lot of fun. The staff was friendly. Would probably stay here again. Since there is a lot of tent campers, the showers get dirty rather quick. - bstiers
Gatlinburg, Tennessee (map) | (865) 430-3594
Sites: 64 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 34 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $45.00
We loved everything about this campground---- extremely nice family of 2 generations runs it. The place is immaculately cared for from the grounds to the sites, to the office and store. The setting is serene and awesome. We were especially grateful that they have vehicles to rent, as we choose not to tow a vehicle with our motorhome and this is the kind of busy location where it is best to have a smaller vehicle! - ginger2you2
Sep 2014 - $60.00
The girl in the office was very helpful. We had to call three times to get directions before we arrived. The GPS didn't match the map, and none of the road names were the same as the map, or Google Maps. The pool was great. This park is not in the middle of all the insanity of Gatlinburg, so that was nice. Great for a stopover. Wi-Fi worked great, but we were one of three campers in the park. Very overpriced for the condition of the park. - stlmp
Jul 2014 - $44.00
Lots all back-in, quite grassy and uneven. There had been lots of rain in the area so no gravel/stone/cement meant walking and setting up in muddy areas. Restrooms need updating. - cmclark
Gatlinburg, Tennessee (map) | (865) 436-4243
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 3 Reviews
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May 2015 - $30.00
Older campground just a few miles from Gatlinburg. The level shaded lots are spacious and easy to back-in. They only have 30 amps and our voltage kept dropping to below 105 volts which caused some issues with our appliances. The water and sewer hookups work fine but no cable and we couldn't pickup any over the air channels. Nothing fancy but clean and in a good location. We would stay here again. - dandg
Sep 2012 - $30.00
Very pretty location at the foot of the Smoky Mountains. The campground is well named, as it is an island, with the river running on both sides. Most sites back directly onto the river. The campground is easy to access through Gatlinburg with our 39' fifth wheel but is far enough from the main roads to be very quiet at night - all you hear is the river flowing past the campsite. However, all the water also means mosquitoes, so don't forget the bug spray if you want to sit outside. If you have a taller rig, you may wish to avoid driving on the 321 east of this campground where it joins the I40. We drove this route with truck only first and decided there were too many low branches and wires for 13'6". 12' or less may be fine. West of the campground to Gatlinburg is no problem. - Dave Forster
Jul 2012 - $30.00
Spotless. Restrooms dated and you must pay for shower, but otherwise clean. The owner runs a "tight ship" which means don't get your "panties in a twist" when she covers the rules and expects you to follow them. The longer you stay, the nicer she is. There is a really nice place to swim or float on the Little Pigeon, which surrounds the campground. She will help you get parked if you want. I would go back. It's a beautiful site! And you aren't packed in like cord wood. - kwoodby
Gatlinburg, Tennessee (map) | (865) 436-5861
Sites: 376 | Latest Rate: $60.00 | 16 Reviews
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Jul 2012 - $60.00
We loved this park! It was beautifully landscaped and we had a great site right next to the pool and activity center. The seasonal owners made us feel very welcome :) The laundry room was very clean and had ample washers and dryers. The roads are all paved and were a bit hard to maneuver around a tight corner to our site and back in but we made it in after a couple of tries. The only issues we had were no phone signal or internet. I would definitely stay here again if I went to this area. - RetiredCoppers
Oct 2010 - $45.00
Stayed here for 3 days and was a very nice experience. Park is very well kept and staff is very friendly and helpful. Some "rental" sites are hard to back in, due to angle of road to site and up hill angle. Our site, #30, was right on the creek w/a nice terrace and fire pit, although it was a bit tight for our 35' 5'er w/triple slides, especially on the road side property line. Some older units, but all are in good shape. Many units for sale. Biggest disadvantage is the distance form town which is almost 9 miles, but otherwise an excellent place to stay to enjoy the scenery and just relax. - A C Willaman
Oct 2009 - $20.00
The Good: Park was clean and well kept. Most all sites are heavily shaded although our particular site had adequate shading but still open and large. Lot #157. Electric was good as was cable. Had approximate 100 channels. Pretty lake with center spray for effect and several creeks and branches. Every one in the park was friendly. Many permanent trailers and occupants. All were well kept. Had several rental spaces for motorhomes. However be advised that 40ft. is the limit and that's for a reason. Problems or some negatives: The campground/resort can present some maneuver problems especially with a 40ft motorhome. We had to pull and straighten a few times to get backed in. But all was OK afterward. The water pressure is low, about 25 lbs. As I said the cable is good but we have not been able to acquire satellite even though it appears we have a clear view. The sites that adjoin the Hwy. 321 are noisy as the road is well traveled. The pool was closed but appears to be a large multiple shaped pool. Nice tennis court. Has a mini golf area (Carpet golf) A small playground but clean and has nice play equipment. The restaurant was closed. Can't assess. All in all, a nice resort although very full. Kept in mind that most all campgrounds in this area are geared to smaller trailers and coaches. And the majority are limited to 40' for motorhomes. It is away from Gatlinburg to the tune of about 10+ miles. That's a negative, but we have our towed and motorcycle so not an issue. If you want to be real close to Gatlinburg, with trolley service and have a pretty nice campground then Twin Creeks would be my choice. One last suggestion. Make sure you drop your towed at the front and some of the turns are too acute with it attached. - srb1534
Gatlinburg, Tennessee (map) | (865) 436-8372
Sites: 56 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 79 Reviews
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Apr 2015 - $45.00
The staff here were so nice and helpful. The roads are paved and so was our pull through site and they have gravel back ins. plenty of room for our rig and car. There was a valley area by the campsite to run our dogs along with a dog walk area. Very clean and laundry area was so nice. We liked it so much we stayed several days longer. I highly recommend this place. It would have been nice to have a lower rate at this time of year since the spa and pool were not open. They are very dog friendly which we liked. - susangirl
Oct 2014 - $45.00
The owner's son is really nice and hospitable. The pull through spaces are close , but it is a very pretty setting and well maintained. The pool area is small, so we waited until the weekend was over to use it. The laundry room has two washers and dryers that are not high energy. It took hours for our clothes to dry as a result. It could be because it was still pretty humid. I'm only conjecturing because we are from the western US and it doesn't take hours for our clothes to dry. We never used the cable/satellite, so I cannot comment on it, but the location is great. Not too far from Gatlinburg, but far enough that it is peaceful. We would stay here again. - Roadschool
Sep 2014 - $45.00
This is probably one of the best parks in the area. So clean and neat. The only thing that kept me from giving them a perfect 10 was the limited cable and the sites were a little tight. Maybe a 9.75? - SMOKE665
Gatlinburg, Tennessee (map) | (865) 436-7081
Sites: 85 | Latest Rate: $58.00 | 72 Reviews
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May 2015 - $58.00
Immaculate and quite tranquil. Easy accessibility to the tram pickup location to Gatlinburg or Pigeon Forge. There are no negatives for this park. Paved and Level sites, the only issue I had was my 20amp plug was inoperable. Staff was very accommodating and friendly. I will definitely be back. I camped here in a motor home. - Clarence B
Apr 2015 - $58.00
The park facility seemed to be in satisfactory condition at check in. There are small picnic tables and a bench at the sites. The sites are asphalt and fairly level. Water pressure was low. There are 20 or so channels on the cable connection. The wireless internet connection was present but very slow. The pool and spa are not open except in the middle of summer. Make sure to review the policies the campground has on the first night stay and the "boutique". There are no refunds and you are charged a large deposit immediately on booking. The staff seemed only interested that they have your money and if you bought something in their very overpriced store. Rules for the campground were enforced sporadically or not at all for some campers. Would not recommend this campground and would not return for any reason. - A Marks
Oct 2014 - $57.00
The park is not huge, but is very clean. The restrooms are very clean and have individual shower rooms. The shower heads are meant for people 5'4" or under. If you are tall, bending over to wash your head is awkward. They are pet friendly. They have rental cars, but I thought $80/day was outrageous, so we took the trolley into town. The stop is right at the entrance to the campground. - Capt.Deb


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Government Camp, Oregon 10.08 miles SE
Estacada, Oregon 17.39 miles SW
Corbett, Oregon 18.96 miles NW
Welches, Oregon (map) | (503) 622-4011
Sites: 436 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 41 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $25.00
The rate is from the Passport America discount from Sunday to Thursday night. We were given a spacious and wooded site. Cable and utilities were very good. Pool, jacuzzi and weight room were in great condition. Restaurant is open for breakfast and lunch. Wi-Fi throughout the park is NOT free but available for a fee. It's in a great location for visiting Mt. Hood and all the local flavors. - Craig H
Sep 2014 - $1.00
The rate reflects Thousand Trail membership. This is a nice park for families, less so for couples or singles traveling without kids. The children take over the pool and Jacuzzi and the families tend to continue playing late in the evening and early in the morning. The park is clean but I would try a different campground when next in the area. - Tranquilty1
Jul 2014 - $65.00
Staff was excellent at check-in, but sites need to be cleaned and prepped. First site we were given we were unable to get into due to the previous occupant moving fire pit and table into center of site upon going back to check-in the next site had garbage strewn about (capri sun packs and food wrappers, aluminum cans) also a old portable BBQ thrown in back of site. I would suggest cleaning sites after check-outs. - T.Haas


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Apr 18, 2013 Bob Buskirk All News, Hardware News 0
Lian Li has announced two mini-ITX cases featuring their signature blushed aluminum design, the PC-Q27 and PC-Q28. Both cases feature Lian Li's new railing mount motherboard tray design and allow mini-ITX systems to be installed with traditional full-sized components. Both cases also features an easily removable side panel that only takes a single screw to remove. Read on to learn more about both of these cases.
Feb 21, 2013 Bob Buskirk All News, Hardware News, Press Releases 0
Lian-Li Industrial Co. Ltd, today announces a new brushed aluminum mid tower chassis, the PC-9N. Supporting ATX and micro-ATX motherboards, the PC-9N forgoes the traditional motherboard tray, and instead implements a railing mount design for increased thermal performance and better cable management.
Jan 09, 2013 Colin Dean Articles, Events 0
Lian Li has always been known as a modders dream: brushed aluminum dream cases with unlimited crafting potential. This year at CES, Lian Li continues to deliver with more case options than you'd ever desire to have. Expansive form factor options, along with extremely small form factor options make sure that Lian Li is in a place to make any industry enthusiast happy.
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Lian-Li Industrial Co. Ltd, today announces the launch of its PC-7H Modding Contest. Beginning on October 19, 2012, Lian Li is inviting the worldwide modding community to join, and will be giving away prizes, including, Lian Li cases, motherboards, graphics cards, and cash.
To register for the contest, head to Lian Li's official forum at www.xtremesystems.org. After registering at XtremeSystems go to the Lian Li Product Support forum and start a new thread with a post of your PC-7H and hardware before you begin modding.
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Lian-Li Industrial Co., Ltd, today announces the massive brushed aluminum HPTX supported chassis – PC-D8000. Able to hold up to twenty 3.5" hard drives, two power supplies and one of the largest motherboard form factors on the market, the PC-D8000 has plenty of space to fit all the hardware an enthusiast desires.
The massive 405mm x 628mm x 572mm (15.9" x 24.7" x 22.5") PC-D8000 complements the virtually limitless hardware and storage capabilities with many tool-less features for ease of installation. The front panel of the PC-D8000 pops-off allowing full access to the twenty 3.5" hard drives. Each drive can be easily secured and removed thanks to the included thumbscrews and rubber suspensions. A key lock for the 3.5" HDD cage preventing unwanted removal of the hard drives adds extra security.
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Lian-Li Industrial Co., Ltd, today announces a new brushed aluminum mid tower chassis – PC-7H. Supporting ATX and micro-ATX motherboards, the elegant PC-7H gives DIY builders a simple yet functional design with many tool-less options.
The Lian Li PC-7H can hold up to four 3.5" hard drives and one 2.5" SSD in the HDD cage in the front of the chassis. The 3.5" drives are secured into place using thumbscrews with rubber suspensions to reduce vibrations. For those looking to modify this all aluminum chassis, the HDD cage can be easily removed.
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Lian-Li Industrial Co., Ltd. today announces the PC-CK101 train themed aluminum chassis. Resembling a traditional steam engine train while still functioning as a computer case, this Lian Li 2012 Special Edition Chassis combines the train and DIY builder enthusiast worlds into one. Lian Li will also be launching a giveaway of the PC-CK101 to one lucky fan along with the release of the PC-CK101 on their new Facebook page, www.facebook.com/LianLiHQ.
Apr 05, 2012 Bob Buskirk All News, Press Releases 0
5 April 2012, Keelung, Taiwan – Lian-Li Industrial Co. Ltd, the award-winning aluminum computer chassis manufacturer, today announces their smallest chassis supporting a ATX motherboard – PC-V700. This brushed aluminum chassis allows PC builders to get the most out of every available space with its efficient and flexible design.
The PC-V700 with dimensions of 8.26" (W) x 15.74" (H) x 19.52" (D) (210 x 400 x 496mm) gives users several options for installing their hardware in a space saving form. The hotswappable HDD cage below the 5.25" drive bay at the top of the chassis holds up to four 3.5" hard drives. The removable SSD rack that can be placed to hang underneath the 3.5" HDD bay allows users to install two 2.5" hard drives. For users that prefer longer VGA cards, when this 2.5" SSD rack is removed graphics cards up to 17.32" (440mm) in length can be installed.
Jan 03, 2012 Bob Buskirk Cases, Reviews 6
I have to say I am a huge fan of small form factor (SFF) cases. Not only because they are small but I am amazed at all of the features they can pack into such a small case. Today's case is no exception. It fits Mini-ITX and Mini-DTX motherboards, has internal USB 3.0 and eSATA compatibility, a large 140mm intake fan, room for both 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch hard drives, a really cool side panel release system and even a handle on top for easy transportation. The case I'm talking about is the PC-TU200 from Lian Li. Read on as we have the review.
Dec 26, 2011 Bob Buskirk Unboxing Videos, Videos 0
Lian Li has been releasing a lot of small form factor cases over the past year. There are so many small form factor cases that are just garbage, so why not let Lian Li in to the game since they are known for creating high quality cases with loads of features. The PC-TU200 is a Mini-ITX cases and features a large 140mm fan, hot-swappable hard drive cage that fits up to 4 hard drives, side panels with no screws, USB 3.0 support and did I mention that this case does fit a standard ATX power supply? Read on to check out our unboxing and overview video!
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HTC Unveils Rezound with BeatsNovember 4, 2011 8:21 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
HTC yesterday unveiled its latest and greatest, the first Android phone in the United States to feature Beats audio integration...
Report: Faulty Android Phones Cost Carriers $2 Billion AnnuallyNovember 4, 2011 8:18 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
The return and repair of Android smartphone devices is costing mobile operators as much as $2 billion per year...
HTC Earnings Soar, But Flat 4Q AheadOctober 31, 2011 8:14 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
HTC posted major gains in sales and profits for the third quarter but warned that its earnings could plateau in the fourth quarter...
Motorola Resurrects the RAZROctober 19, 2011 8:51 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
Motorola Mobility has revived its RAZR brand for a new super-thin Android smartphone that will launch next month with Verizon Wireless.
Huawei Targets U.S. Device MarketOctober 12, 2011 9:30 am | by Brad Smith | News | Comments
SAN DIEGO —The Chinese manufacturer Huawei plans to be among the top three wireless device companies in the United States within three years.
Report: Smartphones Eclipse Feature Phone in Western EuropeSeptember 12, 2011 7:58 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
It's becoming a smartphone world, according to new report from research firm IDC, which shows smartphone shipments eclipsing feature phones...
GAO: Inmates' Illegal Cell Phone Use 'Major Security Concern'September 7, 2011 8:19 am | by Maisie Ramsay | News | Comments
Prison inmates' illegal use of contraband cell phones is on the rise and poses a major security threat to prison officials and the public...
Nokia Launches Its Cheapest Phones at $30-$35August 26, 2011 7:59 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
Nokia on Thursday unveiled its two cheapest cellphones to date aimed at attracting users in the low end market...
Webcast - Hear From The Experts: 4G Device OutlookAugust 22, 2011 2:24 pm | Articles | Comments
As 4G offerings expand in the marketplace, service providers and device manufacturers are challenged to deliver a differentiated value proposition.
HP Discontinues webOS DevicesAugust 18, 2011 12:26 pm | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
HP announces big changes to its business ahead of third-quarter earnings call, including the discontinuation of webOS devices.
Free Phones from Best Buy TodayAugust 17, 2011 8:11 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
Best Buy today announced that it will be giving away a variety of Android devices for free...
Gartner: Smartphone Sales Up 74%August 11, 2011 8:12 am | by Monica Alleven | News | Comments
Worldwide sales of mobile devices to end users totaled 428.7 million units in the second quarter of 2011, a 16.5 percent increase...
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Television viewing on mobile devices has begun to catch up to television viewing over the Internet as these devices come forward as a prominent tool for video viewing both at home and on the road.
AT & T Confirms Gingerbread for 2011 Android PhonesJuly 26, 2011 8:19 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
AT&T yesterday confirmed that all Android smartphones purchased in 2011 will receive an upgrade to Android 2.3 (Gingerbread).
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The technology folks are working overtime. They have discovered how handy smartphones are and all of their capabilities...
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Multi-Core App Processors Storm SmartphonesJuly 11, 2011 1:25 pm | by Andrew Berg | Articles | Comments
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Android continues to be the most popular smartphone operating system, with 38 percent of smartphone consumers owning Android devices.
T-Mobile Touts 4G SlideJune 28, 2011 8:18 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
T-Mobile USA, today announced the next iteration of its myTouch devices, with the myTouch 4G Slide...
U.S. Cellular Announces HTC 7 ProJune 14, 2011 8:15 am | by Andrew Berg | News | Comments
Regional carrier U.S. Cellular today announced availability of the HTC 7 Pro, the carrier's first Windows Phone 7 (WP7) device.
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David Novo, De Novo Software's president said: "This powerful collaboration immediately enables ChemoMetec customers to benefit from the integrated report generation and publishing tools pioneered by De Novo Software when they require flexibility for adapted protocols or rapid deployment of the existing assay suite."
Soeren Kjaerulff, Senior Researcher at ChemoMetec says: "With this collaboration our customers now have access to the powerful FCS Express 4 Image Cytometry platform enabling fast and efficient batch processing of the huge amount of data produced by the NucleoCounter® 3000™ system. For example, the Multicycle AV™ feature in FCS Express 4 simplifies cell cycle analysis and generates cell cycle statistics from image cytometry data in record time."
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De Novo Software distributes software directly and through strategic partners, and will expand their distribution network in the imaging market. Customers will be able to purchase FCS Express directly from De Novo Software and both companies will provide sales and marketing resources to support ChemoMetec applications. Information regarding webinars and further details about the collaboration can be found on the following websites.
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Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan Sunday appealed to the people to help protect India's national animal, the tiger, saying "every tiger killed in the country for their body parts trade is like giving away parts of our mother India".
He was speaking at a NDTV-Aircel telethon here, organised for the second time after their 'Save Our Tigers' campaign was launched in 2010 to help raise crucial funds to protect the endangered animal.
An official report in 2011 showed India had about 1,700 tigers, a slight improvement from the previous figures of about 1,400 released by the government in 2008.
Poaching, shrinkage of habitat and man-animal conflict are some of the factors that threaten this animal in the wild today.
The 12-hour telethon, which began at 9 a.m., was aimed at helping raise money needed to address these issues.
Currently, India has 41 tiger reserves across 13 states.
The actor, who arrived here Saturday, was expected to take part in the entire 12-hour duration of the telethon.
Urging people involved in the illegal trade of tiger body parts, Bachchan said: "I urge you all to join this effort to save our national animal. Destroying them is like attacking and destroying our own heritage."
Eminent conservationists such as Belinda Wright, Valmik Thapar and Bittu Sahgal, among others, are participating in the event.
Wright said: "This event will inform a huge audience on the current situation of tiger conservation. I look forward to the time when a campaign like this can reach out to rural communities as well."
The first telethon was held in 2010.
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you need to know:
Louisville's high-octane offense, unstoppable over the last
decade, is about to turn the page and begin writing a new
chapter. Not only is QB Brian Brohm gone, but so are all of his
favorite weapons, including All-Big East WR Harry Douglas.
Brohm's graduation clears a path for senior and long-time backup
Hunter Cantwell to show the nation—and NFL scouts—that he's more
than just a nice insurance policy. He'll need a lot of help from
a supporting cast that'll show little resemblance to the one
that roamed Papa John's last season. Two players capable of
filling the void are RB Bilal Powell and WR Scott Long, whose
potential has been corked by the recent logjam on offense.
Passing: Hunter Cantwell
8-14, 79 yds, 0 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Brock Bolen
88 carries, 456 yds, 7 TD
Receiving: Scott Long
27 catches, 358 yds, 0 TD
Star of the offense: Senior C Eric Wood
Player who has to step up and become a star: Senior QB
Hunter Cantwell
Unsung star on the rise: Junior WR Scott Long
Best pro prospect: Wood
Top three all-star candidates: 1) Wood 2) Senior LT
George Bussey 3) Long
Strength of the offense: Athleticism at the skill
Weakness of the offense: Inexperience
Projected Starter: It's never easy losing a player
like Brian Brohm, one of the best quarterbacks in school
history, but at least senior Hunter Cantwell is waiting
in the wings. Brohm's understudy for the last three years, he
has a big arm, a good head, and 18 games of experience to fall
back on. At 6-5 and 236 pounds, Cantwell is built like a
linebacker, yet shows good feet in the pocket and an ability to
escape the heat of a pass rush. Despite throwing just 157 career
passes and being a career backup, he's in a high-stakes position
to catapult into the first day of the 2009 NFL Draft with a
strong final season as the Cardinal starter.
Projected Top Reserves: Now that Cantwell has
elevated to the top of the depth chart, the Cardinals no longer
have a seasoned vet at the backup quarterback position. Instead,
a couple of untested kids, sophomore Tyler Wolfe and
redshirt freshman Matt Simms, will battle to fill the
opening and get an early lead for the job in 2009.
Simms was one of the prized catches of 2007, a fundamentally
sound quarterback who hopes to follow father Phil and brother
Chris into the NFL someday. At 6-3 and 210 pounds, he stands
tall in the pocket and plays with the poise and the leadership
of a much older player. Simms is viewed as the quarterback of
the future, and can be next in line for 2009 by winning the No.
2 job.
At 6-5 and 216 pounds, Wolfe makes quite a presence in the
pocket as well, peering above the linemen to find his receivers.
Cardinal coaches believe he can make all the throws and they
really like his ability to sidestep the rush and pick up yards
with his feet.
Watch Out For… Cantwell. Few outside of Louisville
even know who he is, but pro scouts already believe he has a
chance to be this year's top quarterback prospect. Not only can
Hunter dramatically upgrade his draft grade in his lone year as
the triggerman, but he'll also be counted on to help keep the
Cards from slipping further in the Big East.
Strength: Downfield passing. Even without Brohm,
Louisville boasts three well-sized hurlers with the arm strength
to test opposing secondaries on the boundaries. Add incoming
freshman Zack Stoudt, and the Cardinals have four bombers
who are 6-3 or larger.
Weakness: The wide receivers. The quarterbacks
have the talent to move the ball downfield, but will they get
any help from a receiving corps that loses its top four
pass-catchers? Even if Cantwell does his job, the passing game
might suffer from a group of wideouts that won't make defensive
backs shudder.
Outlook: For anyone else, it would be next to
impossible to fill Brohm's shoes. Cantwell, however, won't shy
away from the challenge or muff an opportunity in his only crack
at the starting job. If the defense is as feeble as a year ago,
he'll also have plenty of chances to ring up Brohm-like numbers.
Rating: 8
Running Backs
Projected Starters: Last year's leading rusher
Anthony Allen has transferred and George Stripling was
dismissed, creating an opportunity for a handful of backs,
including one fullback. At 6-0 and 238 pounds, senior Brock
Bolen isn't your typical feature back, but that didn't stop
him from rushing for 456 yards and seven touchdowns, while
adding 14 receptions for 121 yards and another score. More than
just a lead blocker or a short yardage option, he's capable of
carrying the load, when given a chance.
Projected Top Reserves: Lightly recruited coming
out of high school, sophomore Bilal Powell is going to
make plenty of Florida schools sorry they didn't go after him.
He only rushed 24 times for 187 yards and two touchdowns, but he
showed flashes on special teams and gave hints of his upside in
the finale with Rutgers. At 6-0 and 208 pounds, Powell is a
downhill runner who can make tacklers miss, a strong candidate
to be the every down back.
The Cardinals had the luxury of redshirting Victor Anderson,
who's ready to begin contributing. Just 5-9 and 182 pounds,
he's an electrifying open field runner with breakaway speed and
enough wiggle to dance out of traffic.
Watch Out For… Anderson. Allen and Stripling's
departures and Sergio Spencer move to safety creates space for
Anderson to scale the depth chart. He's a Noel Devine-type
homerun hitter which the Louisville offense has been missing.
Strength: Versatility. Just like a year ago, the
Cardinals have a nice mix of complimentary backs who all do
something a little different. For the tough yards, there's Bolen
and Powell. For the long ball and swing passes out of the
backfield, Louisville has Anderson.
Weakness: Lack of a feature back. For now, the
Cards have a bunch of role players, but no go-to guy with a
proven track record of handling 20-25 carries a game. Someone
needs to step up and assume the lead role in the backfield.
Outlook: No one in this group will command 250
carries, with the touches being spread out over a diverse group
of backs. Powell, however, is loaded with enough potential for
him to steal playing time from the others, making a late run for
1,000 yards in an offense that plans to run more this season.
Rating: 7
Projected Starters: Last year's top four receivers
are gone, forcing the Cardinals to rebuild the receiving corps
from the bottom up. The biggest beneficiary of the make-over is
junior Scott Long, a budding star who'll set career highs
after catching 27 passes for 358 yards and starting seven games
in a complimentary role. A physical, 6-2 and 211-pound receiver,
he's next in line to become Hunter Cantwell's favorite target.
Juniors Trent Guy and JaJuan Spillman are a pair
of undersized playmakers in the Harry Douglas mold who can take
a slant and zip through the secondary. The 5-9, 165-pound Guy
caught 11 passes for 177 yards and two touchdowns, doing most of
his damage as a kick returner.
Spillman is expected back after being suspended for the second
half of last season. An absolute blur, the 5-10, 160-pounder
needs to get more touches in the open field. Like Guy, Spillman
is a dangerous returner who was No. 11 nationally in kickoff
returns two years ago.
The graduations of Gary Barnidge and Scott Kuhn have
Louisville scrambling to find a reliable tight end who can block
and catch passes. Unfortunately, the three main candidates,
sophomore Pete Nochta, redshirt freshman
Michael Fennerty, and redshirt freshman Zach
Meagher, have no career catches and just one letter among
them. Nochta has good size at 6-5 and 246 pounds, and rates a
slight edge by virtue of his extra year of experience on special
Meagher is only 6-4 and 240 pounds, but plays with a nasty
streak and shows the potential in practice to be the best
blocker of the group. The 6-4, 229-pound Fennerty will
exclusively be a receiving threat until he can add more bulk to
his frame. Of the trio, Meagher is most likely to be the team's
tight end of the future.
Louisville is also banking on little-used senior Johnnie
Burns to contribute at tight end after flip-flopping between
offense and defense. A 6-3, 245-pounder, he's mostly played on
special teams throughout his career.
Projected Top Reserves: The staff gets
giddy when the topic is Troy Pascley, a quick,
athletically-gifted sophomore who missed the season with
pneumonia. A fluid 6-2 and 190-pounder, he's one of the untapped
Cardinal receivers capable of making a big statement in 2008.
Senior Chris Vaughn has some of the best measurables of
the group, but has been limited throughout his career by
injuries. A 6-3, 220-pound gazelle, he's only caught six passes
since transferring from Note Dame in 2005, but has the
size-speed combination that shouldn't be ignored.
Sophomore Doug Beaumont lettered a year ago, playing in
all 12 games on special teams. Named Kentucky's Mr. Football in
2006, the 5-9, 176-pound jackrabbit is quicker than he is fast
and dangerous as a receiver or taking handoffs.
Redshirt freshman Josh Chichester is a little raw, but at
6-8 and 224 pounds, he's a worthwhile project for the Louisville
coaching staff. His ball skills continue to improve, and at that
size, there's not a defensive back in the country who can match
up on jump balls.
Watch Out For… a shorter passing game. Harry
Douglas and Mario Urrutia were skilled route runners on post
patterns, but the next wave of Cardinals needs work on
fundamentals. While Long can test a secondary deep, Guy and
Spillman will be used more on slants in the hope they can break
free for big chunks of real estate.
Strength: Athleticism. Bobby Petrino recruited the
position well when he was in Louisville, attracting a slew of
young thoroughbreds capable of turning short hitches into big
gainers. Across the board, the Cards have speedy athletes who
just need to hone their receiving skills.
Weakness: Experience. When you lose both starting
receivers, a starting tight end, and your top reserve, a lack of
experience is an unavoidable issue. Louisville needs a number of
players to raise the level of their games, especially at tight
Outlook: While there's enough talent for the
Cardinals to piece together a quality starting unit, the days of
spooking opposing secondaries are over for now. Long is this
group's Derby horse, an All-Big East candidate if he can avoid
getting doubled constantly.
Rating: 6.5
Offensive Line
Projected Starters: The bad news is that
Louisville must replace three of last year's starters. The good
news is that the two senior holdovers, C Eric Wood and LT
George Bussey, have been All-Big East the last two years.
Wood is one of the nation's premier centers, the heady
quarterback of the line and a fourth-year starter. An immovable
object with a great work ethic at the pivot, the 6-4,
310-pounder has started 37 consecutive games for the Cardinals.
Bussey is entering his third season as the starter after
starting his career as a walk-on. A better pass protector than
run blocker, even though he's a big 6-4 and 306 pounds, he keeps
sharpening his technique and has continued to improve, which
hasn't been lost on NFL scouts.
The favorite to bookend Bussey is RT Jeff Adams, a
massive sophomore who backed up starter Breno Giacomini last
season. Still a bit unrefined with just four games of
experience, his potential resides in a massive 6-8, 316-pound
frame and the long arms needed to effectively wall off edge
The Cardinals will have two new regulars at guard, courtesy of
the graduations of Danny Barlowe and Mike Donoghue. The leader
on the right side is sophomore Mark Wetterer, who climbed
to No. 2 on the depth chart behind Barlowe as a rookie. He's up
to 6-5 and 315 pounds, but plays even bigger using his hands and
upper body strength to control opposing defensive linemen. In
Wetterer, the coaches feel they've got a young cornerstone for
the next three years.
Left guard figures to be the scene of a tight battle between
juniors Abdul Kuyateh and Brian Roche, who both
started games in 2007. The early part of Roche's career was
hindered by an injury, but he's still hoping to approach the
weighty expectations that accompanied his signing in 2005.
After slipping all the way to No. 4 on the depth chart, the 6-4,
303-pounder got his chance to play in November after a spate of
bad breaks crippled the position.
The 6-2, 295-pound Kuyateh arrived from Reedley (Calif.) College
a year ago, quickly rising up the ladder. Both powerful and
light on his feet, he started the Connecticut game ahead of
Roche before an injury put him on the shelf and had the edge
coming out of spring.
Projected Top Reserves: Sophomore T Greg
Tomczyk will spend another season as Bussey's caddy at left
tackle, preparing to take over the job in 2009. A surprise
letterwinner in his first season out of high school, he's 6-6
and 297 pounds with the footwork to be a solid contributor in
the second half of his career. One more year learning behind
Bussey will serve Tomczyk well when his time comes to start.
Adams' stiffest challenge at right tackle will come from RT
Ryan Kessling, a 6-5, 314-pound redshirt freshman who was a
late bloomer in high school. For a player his size, the coaches
have been pleased with his athletic ability and maturity.
Adding depth at guard is 6-5, 289-pound Josh Byrom, a
sophomore who lettered for his work on special teams. A probable
backup to Wetterer, he can also chip in at tackle if the need
Watch Out For… Roche. A broken leg stunted
his development, but that was three years ago. With all the
problems they had last season, the Cardinals need some stability
at guard, and it's high time Roche started fulfilling all of his
Strength: The left side of the line. With Bussey
anchoring Hunter Cantwell's backside and both Roche and Kuyateh
getting starts in 2007, Louisville is in fine shape to the left
of Wood, one of the game's best all-around centers.
Weakness: Experience on the second unit. Once you
get past the starting five, the Cards are going to be green at
every position. Not only did the unit lose three starters, but
it also parted ways with a few reliable reserves.
Outlook: Wood and Bussey make the offensive line
solid, but to get to another level it'll need players like Adams
and Roche to turn the corner and dominate on a consistent basis.
The group needs to step it up in pass protection, especially
since Cantwell won't conjure up images of Stefan LeFors.
Rating: 7.5


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A group of students trapped on the island of Jabberwock must murder their classmates in order to win a cruel game run by the diabolical Monokuma. An action-adventure visual novel game developed by Spike for the PSP.
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A Wii adventure game developed and published by Capcom, Zack and Wiki puts the player in the shoes of Zack, a boy who aspires to be the most successful pirate in history.
Trace Memory, also released as "Another Code" outside of North America, is a point and click adventure game that follows a heroine Ashley as she investigates a mysterious island complete with haunted house.
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Roguelike Games
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- Tarot is made up of four suites of regular playing cards, each having 14 pieces of cards. What distinguishes a deck of tarot cards from conventional playing cards is a single card called the Fool.
Divination >> Tarot Cards
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- Lughnasadh (pronounced Loo-nas-ah), August 1st, is the first harvest festival in the Celtic and Neo-Pagan Year. Like all Celtic Fire Festivals, it begins on the eve of the actual day. Although it later became known as Christian Lammas, it still survives in...
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- (relatively uncomplicated) rogue-like games, the game- play their output supports is rather limited.
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- Proceedings Template - WORD
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- www.jorisdormans.nl
- N athacK: a Natural Language Interface for Nethack Cassia Martin
- www.pps.jussieu.fr
- The Death of the Level Designer
- It has featured in one of the greatest games of all time, Diablo1 and it's successor, who directly trace their roots to roguelike games such as Angband.
- www.breueronline.de
- On roguelike design
- people.msoe.edu
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- 5 roguelikes we want to play on mobile
- Here are some roguelike games we'd love to see revived on iOS and Android. First released in 1997, this game is still being updated under the subtitle Stone Soup.
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- Roguelike - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- en.wikipedia.org
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- Dungeondweller - www.roguelikedevelopment.org
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- Roguelike Games - Roguelike Temple
- IRLDB fetches its data daily from roguebasin, and allows you to search information about the games in a more practical way.
- www.roguetemple.com
- Roguelike Games
- These genre is named after Rogue, a game developed by Michael Toy and Glenn Wichman in the early eighties.
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