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UPDATE: EA has denied reports that the Dead Space series has been cancelled after poorer-than-expected sales of Dead Space 3
UPDATE: EA has vigorously denied earlier reports on Videogamer.com that the publisher has axed the Dead Space series.
UI Lead at Visceral Games, Dino Ignacio, said on his original twitterfeed: "The reports of our death were greatly exaggerated. "Please stand by."
EA Creative Director and the ex-Art Director on Dead Space Ian Milham echoed Ignacio's sentiments on his own twitterfeed saying, "almost nothing in that article is true."
When asked if he could confirm that Dead Space 4 was still a going concern, Milham said, ""I confirm nothing except the hooey in that story."
ORIGINAL STORY: Is the story of Isaac Clarke now over for good? Regardless of the events in rather good Dead Space 3, it appears that players may never get to play Clarke's next adventure, according to a report on gaming site, Videogamer.com.
The article on the site states that a source familiar with the unannounced Dead Space 4 has said that pre-production on the game over at Visceral Games and Visceral Montreal has been halted. The game, the source said, has been cancelled after Dead Space 3 failed to meet its expected sales targets and Visceral Montreal is rumoured to have been shut down.
EA previously stated that Dead Space 3 would need to sell around 5 million units in order for the series to continue, and while the game debuted in first position in the games sales chart upon release, it sold 25 per cent fewer copies across formats than its predecessor.
The news is likely to cause consteration among Dead Space fans - especially those who have witnessed Dead Space 3's less than succinct ending - since, with the cancellation of Dead Space 4, it's likely the entire series will be axed. If that's the case then, farewell to thee, Isaac Clarke, and thanks for all the nightmares.


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Burden of Paradise make return to Barton Ropery Hall
Posted: February 27, 2014|
RETURNING to Ropery Hall in Barton tomorrow (Friday, February 28) are four highly acclaimed musicians who together make up Burden of Paradise, a band that invites its audience into a world of tenderness, virtuosity and human frailty.
Playing at the Maltkin Road venue, the band will be playing an eclectic mix of soul, pop, folk and jazz.
The band – renowned saxophonist Snake Davis along with Helen Watson, Mark Creswell and David Bowie – formed eight years ago although they have known each other longer.
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Every June, I spend two fun-filled weeks teaching at a local summer camp. My fabulous team teachers and I always try to make learning as hands-on and entertaining for our campers as possible and this year's lineup of activities certainly did just that. I'll share our projects with all of you on the blog over the next few weeks. {Subscribe to our email feed here and be the first to know when our next post is published.}
Inspired by one of my tutoring student's love of American Girl dolls, I was excited to pull together an American Girl doll class packed with crafts and activities based on two popular characters:
1. Kirsten, a pioneer girl whose family moves from Sweden to far away Minnesota, USA and
2. Samantha, a turn of the century orphan being raised by her wealthy grandmother. {I'll share Samantha's projects on Thursday.}
Felt Rag Dolls
During our first week, my students and I spent each hour long class reading a new chapter from the book Meet Kirsten and then completing a fun follow up activity. Our first project {and one of the girls' favorites!} was this rag doll activity inspired by Kirsten's favorite doll, Suri.
To make them, I gave each girl a black poster board doll template I'd cut out, a pair of scissors and a fabric marker. Each girl chose her own piece of brightly colored felt to use for her doll's body.
Then she was ready to get started:
1. She traced the doll onto her piece of felt.
2. She cut along the line she'd drawn to make her doll.
3. She cut out other colors of felt to make hair and facial features. Then she glued the cut outs onto her doll's body using No Sew Glue.
4. Finally, she created interchangeable clothing and accessories that she could mix and match to create various outfits.
Paper Quilts
Next on our to-do list were these simple and beautiful paper quilts. To start, I gave each girl a paper quilt template {available in the right hand column of this post}, a pair of scissors, a glue stick and a pile of 1 inch square scrapbook paper cut outs.
With her supplies ready, each girl began working on the craft:
1. She cut around the outside border of her paper quilt template.
2. She picked out her favorite scrap book paper squares and glued one to each open spot on her template.
3. When the entire template was covered, she glued it to a larger piece of 8 inch x 8 inch scrapbook paper to create a quilt border.
Chromatrope Toy
And our final project of the week was this simple paper chroma trope toy.
To start, I gave each girl colored pencils, a glue stick, a pair of scissors, a piece of black poster board with a circle template and a copy of the chroma trope printout I found in Kirsten's Craft Book.
With their supplies in place, each camper started working on her chroma trope toy.
1. She used colored pencils to decorate her chroma trope printout.
2. Then she cut around its outside border. She also cut out the circle I'd stenciled on a piece of black poster board.
3. She glued the front and back of the printout to her black circle.
4. I used the sharp tip of her scissors to widdle two small holes side-by-side in the center of her chroma trope. Each girl then strung a 12 inch piece of yarn through the holes and tied the ends together with a knot, making a circle. Here's a different angle of the finished product:
The girls were eager to test out their pioneer toys and excitedly began twisting the chroma trope around and around until their strings were tightly wound. They laughed each time they let go of the chroma tropes and they spun around wildly. The simple paper toy was a huge hit!!
With week one of American Girl Doll Camp complete, we were excited to jump into week two. I'll share our fun-filled crafts and activities on the blog Thursday.
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I have DK IV and IT going at the same time D:
I'm reading The Talisman and listening to Black House. I've lost track of how many times I've read each of them, every time is like the first, both are great books. The Talisman is just good, that is all I can say, it's just a helluva great plot and just a great overall read. Same goes for Black House.
The dark half. For the first time but I like it so far.
With the exception of the Donald M. Grant editions, the books have been released by two different publishers which is why they do not match exactly. Viking/Penguin and Scribner/Grant reached a compromise for matching covers by adding the keyhole/gun & rose logo on the spines. There aren't any plans at this time to release editions that have covers that are alike.
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Scattered Storms and Warm TempsJune 27th, 2014 at 7:33 pm by Robb Ellis under Weather
Scattered thunderstorms and rain around the state at this hour and we are expecting that to continue in our forecast for the weekend. Temperatures will warm up to near 90 by Monday, then cool back down as storms once again return for Tuesday.
Scattered storms will diminish this evening as the heating of the day goes away. Expect temperatures to cool just below 70, as we are expecting a low of 68 tonight here in the city.
Saturday & Sunday:
Scattered storms remain in our forecast throughout the weekend as warm conditions, combine with an increase in humidity, to create an overall sticky and muggy weekend. Expect a high near 82 Saturday and a high of 85 on Sunday.
We get a reprieve from the rain for Monday, however there will be no break from the heat. Partly cloudy skies will be in place for Monday with a high temperatures reaching 90 here in the city.
Another round of scattered thunderstorms will move through the region on Tuesday and will provide a slight cool down for Wednesday. Expect a high temperature near 86 Tuesday afternoon.
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A 25-year-old Florida man who graduated at the top of his class in law school may not be able to practice law because he is in the country illegally.
The Palm Beach Post News reported earlier this month that the Florida Board of Bar Examiners denied Jose Godinez-Samperio, a Florida State University College of Law graduate, entry into the state Bar because of his legal status.Godinez-Samperio's parents brought him into the country on a tourist visa when he was 9. The family never left.
Now the Bar is asking the state Supreme Court whether illegal immigrants can be licensed as lawyers. Last week the Florida Supreme Court flagged the case "high profile," according to the Orlando Sentinel.
It would be absurd to give a law license to someone who can't legally work in the U.S., Tom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch, told the Sentinel.
"It is unfair to deny him the credentials he's earned," said Godinez-Samperio's attorney Sandy D'Alemberte, noting that there is nothing in the rules that govern admissions toFlorida's Bar that require applicants to prove their immigration status.


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Logical argument tells me it ought to go
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The penny isn't even of copper they say
And costs more than a cent to make today
The coin's value has become so small
Why bother to pick them up if they fall
To pockets and purses they add weight
To get them in change, many sure hate
A single drop of gas one might buy
For a piece of candy, don't even try
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MONROE — Coming off an opening round sectional win over South Adams Tuesday, Churubusco's girls basketball team traveled to Adams Central High School to play the hosting Lady Flying Jets in its second round
The Lady Eagles knocked off their opponent, 31-24, and will head back today to face Fort Wayne Bishop Luers for the sectional championship.
"I'm proud of our girls for sticking together and giving us a change to win a sectional," said 'Busco Head Coach Jamie Perlich.
In the first quarter, Adams Central took a early lead, carrying it into the second quarter with the score reading 9-6. Although out-scoring the Lady Flying Jets in the second, the half still ended 18-16 in Adams Central's favor.
In the second half, the 'Busco defense tightened up. "We played outstanding defense as a team tonight," Perlich said. "We held them to six points in the second half."
The Lady Eagles held the Lady Flying Jets to just three points in the third period. However, they scored only four and still trailed heading into the final eight minutes, 21-20. In the fourth, holding Adams Central again to three points, the tide turned for the 'Busco offense.
The Lady Eagles put up 11, led by Montana Martin work at the charity stripe. "Montana made six free-throws down the stretch to seal it for us," Perlich said. "(Haleigh) Gross played well offensively as well."
Gross led the team with 12 points followed by Savannah Labenz who scored four. Lacey Pulley netted three points, while Chandler Blake and Heather Monk both chipped in two a piece.
Tip-off time for the sectional title is 7:30 p.m. at Adams Central.
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Marketers take note: N.H. users overwhelmingly embrace Facebook
New Hampshire businesses without a Facebook presence may be missing out on a valuable audience
New Hampshire businesses without a Facebook presence may be missing out on a valuable audience, because -- according to a new report -- about two-thirds of age-eligible New Hampshire residents have an account on the social network.
There are just shy of 700,000 Facebook users in New Hampshire, which works out to about half of the state's 1.32 million residents. But when children under 12 are factored out of the equation -- because they aren't technically eligible to start a Facebook account -- that means that about two-thirds of the state's age-eligible population is using the world's largest social network.
"The growth has been tremendous. It has doubled in the three years we've been looking at it," said Allen Voivod, who with his wife, Lani Voivod, owns Gilford-based Ephiphanies Inc., a social media consulting company that produced the report. Most of the figures in the report came directly from Facebook itself.
The report, available as a free download on the Epiphanies Facebook page, breaks down New Hampshire's Facebook users by age, gender, location, and even their favorite activities and interests.
More women are using Facebook in New Hampshire than men; roughly 385,000 Granite State women are on the publicly held social network, compared to 307,000 men. That was also the case in New Hampshire's top 20 cities and towns in the state for Facebook usage, each of which counted more female users than male users.
With just over 91,000 users, Manchester has the highest number of Facebook users of any town or city in the state, while Nashua and Concord came second and third, with about 47,000 and 36,000 users respectively. The towns with the most Facebook users were Derry (19,760), Merrimack (13,340) and Hudson (11,400).
Among their favorite activities? As it turns out, New Hampshire residents enjoy dancing, outdoor fitness, online gaming and gardening, while their interests are somewhat more vague: movies and TV, music, sports, news and politics. Facebook's information all comes from what its users self-report, which Voivod reasoned likely makes it accurate and honest, "because people are on Facebook to connect with other people."
Men aged 18 to 24 make up the biggest age demographic for male users in the state, with about 72,700 who fall into that age demographic. But for women, the 55-plus demographic is the state's largest, with some 75,820 women over the age of 55 using the social network in the state.
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Because Facebook collects so much data on its users' interests and activities, "what it really is is the world's largest marketing database," said Voivod.
Or, as the report put it, "if you can think it, you can target it." Facebook's paid advertisements can be displayed to people with broad interests, or can be highly tailored to appear on the screens of people who fall into very specific demographics.
"You can send an advertisement to anyone who is turning 21 years old today, who lives in Manchester, who is interested in NASCAR, and who has an iPhone as opposed to a Droid," said Voivod.
It depends on the situation, but he generally advises companies to pay for Facebook advertising under certain circumstances -- to build up a targeted audience, for example, or to promote a significant milestone.
One New Hampshire company that has taken advantage of Facebook's highly tailored ads is the Common Man Family of Restaurants, which has five separate Facebook pages for its various properties. (Of their 'likers,' about 69 percent are female and 29 percent are male, and most fall into the 35-to-44 age range.)
When trying to find seasonal employees to work at one of its lakeside resorts in the summer, the company bought a Facebook help-wanted ad that targeted people in Florida who enjoyed warm climates and people in Colorado, Wyoming, Vermont and Maine who worked winters at ski resorts.
"We ended up with 150 click-throughs in a week. To me, that's traceable advertising," said Erica Murphy, director of communications for the Common Man. And, more importantly, some of those clicks actually turned into job applications, she said.
Another important statistic in the report is that about half of all Facebook users access it from a mobile device, and that about 15 percent access it exclusively from their mobile devices. For businesses, that speaks to the importance of developing a strong mobile presence, said Voivod.
"That should also be a wake-up call for businesses who are already probably starting to hear how important mobile is."
As for the sort of posts that are good to make on a Facebook page, Voivod advises businesses to keep them short and conversational. Asking questions is good for engagement, and keeping posts at 120 characters or shorter is best, especially for mobile users, he said. Sharing visual content, like photos and videos, is also important.
For Murphy, adopting a conversational, engaging tone means not always posting about restaurant specials or deals, but about things like impending storms.
Murphy did see a drop-off in the number of 'likers' who were seeing Common Man posts when Facebook changed its algorithm last year. But that change propelled her to think even more carefully about the content she did post, she said.
"I think that's what made me even more conscious about the posts I made to engage people," she said. "The more people click on it and reply to it, the more people see it, so focusing on your content to make sure it's going to engage people (is important)."
One trepidation that businesses often have when thinking about joining Facebook is the chance they'll receive negative feedback. But Murphy sees negative feedback on their Facebook pages as "the perfect way to show people who follow you how you respond to that," and makes a point of responding promptly to any negative feedback they receive. They also don't delete any negative posts, unless they're slanderous or profane.
"I think people shouldn't be afraid that their Facebook wall will be a sounding board for bad comments," she said. "Really, the percentage is really slim, and if you're running your business the way you should be running your business, then it won't be occurring much."
Leslie Sturgeon, the founder of women's networking group Women Inspiring Women, was reluctant about using Facebook before she started her page in October 2008.
"I just thought it would be a waste of my time and it would be very time-consuming," she said.
But now she finds it an effective tool for keeping in touch with her membership, promoting events and recruiting new members. She does almost all her paid advertisements on Facebook, and has had success with it but has noticed her ads having less impact over time.
For instance, there was one time when she paid about $100 for an ad that delivered 600 visits to her website and some 400,000 impressions. "It was an astronomically high number."
But "now it's not as effective," she said. She recently tried to run an ad for a pajama party her group is hosting, but it didn't find nearly as many eyeballs, she said.
"I don't know what the problem is … now they tell you how many saw (your post) and the number is dwindling, because I think they want you to do the ads, but then the ads aren't as effective."
Still, she plans to continue advertising on the social network, and experimenting with different demographics and messages to determine what's most effective. But primarily, what's best about the network for her is the way it allows her to spend virtual face-time with her members, which is free.
While there are new platforms being developed all the time that could one day unseat Facebook from its perch atop the social media world, "certainly for a good chunk of the near future, it's absolutely not going away," said Voivod. "It's only becoming more and more intertwined in people's lives."
He said Epiphanies is hosting the Facebook Business Accelerator, a six-part video course for business owners and organizations. It will cover such topics as optimizing content for news feed visibility, enhancing your online presence with third-party applications and how to analyze performance using Facebook insights others.
The online video series kicks off May 7, and the segments are recorded so they may be watched at any time. For more information, visit AhaFB.com.


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Carol Chase Huegli, associate division director of the Nutrition Services Division at the California Department of Education, reported that California has nearly 10,000 public schools, more than 1,000 school districts, and 58 counties, each with an office of education. Its 6.3 million students are exceptionally diverse, with Hispanics representing 52 percent of the student body, whites 26 percent, Asian Americans 8.6 percent, African Americans 6.5 percent, and the remainder consisting of a very wide range of ethnic groups. California schools serve 238 million breakfasts a year, 600 million lunches per year, and 2.7 million suppers for at-risk children per month, and the majority of its students are eligible for free and reduced-price meals.
Budgets for education in California have been severely restricted, observed Chase Huegli, yet the state has exerted strong leadership in integrating nutrition education and food literacy into classrooms. California has developed a Nutrition Education Resource Guide that integrates nutrition into the curriculum, both during the school day and in before- and afterschool programs (California Department of Education, 2011). The guide includes nutrition competencies that are aligned with the California health education content standards (see Table 5-1). The competencies were reviewed by national, state, and local experts in nutrition, education, and food service, and they underwent a field review and survey by California public school teachers in 250 schools. The guide also includes recommended nutrition curricula resources, supplemental instructional materials, and guidance on implementing a nutrition education program.
TABLE 5-1 Nutrition Competencies Aligned with California Health Education Content Standards
|Health Education Standards
|Nutrition Competencies
|Essential Health Concepts
|Essential Nutrition Concepts
|Analyzing Health Influences
|Analyzing Nutrition Influences
|Accessing Valid Health Information
|Accessing Valid Nutrition Information
|Interpersonal Communication to Enhance Health
|Interpersonal Communication About Nutrition
|Decision Making About Health
|Decision Making for Nutrition Choices
|Goal Setting
|Goal Setting for Nutrition
|Practicing Health-Enhancing Behaviors
|Practicing Nutrition-Enhancing Behaviors
|Health Promotion
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New Things:
-Innovative sight which is adjustable (maybe the first)
-Also rather innovative flip safety
-Side extra ammo storage
-In-stock rubberband/whatever-fits storage
-Removable mag
-Cheek rest
-True trigger
-Better than before sight
-Lots of possible additions(compatible with MBAR-2 gear)
-Side ammo storage
-Extra compartment
-Trigger guard
-Uses a lot of pieces
-Can be complicated to load for some
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Image 1: New sight with stock
Image 2: New sight with stock and with bayonet, vertical grip, and extra ammo storage
Image 3: New sight no stock
Image 4: Old sight with stock
Image 5: Old sight no stock
Image 6: Look down the new sight
Step 1: Barrel Part 1: Components
Image 1: Make 2(Part A)
Image 2: Make 2(Part B)
Image 3: Make 1(Part C)
Image 4: Make 1(Part D)
Step 2: Barrel Part 1: Construction
Image 1: Take Part A and add blue rods as shown.
Image 2: Add Part B.
Image 3: Add Part C.
Image 4: Add Part B.
Image 5: Add Part A.
Image 6: Place Part D where shown.
Image 7: On other side place metallic blue clip as shown.
Step 3: Barrel Part 2: Components
Image 1: Make 9(Part A)
Image 2: Make 8, If not making side ammo storage then 9(Part B)
Image 3: Make 9(Part C)
Image 4: Make 1 if making side ammo storage, if not then 0(Part D)
Step 4: Barrel Part 2: Construction
Image 1: Place red rods on Part A.
Image 2: Add Parts C and D as shown. If not making side ammo storage, replace D with a B.
Image 3: Place Part A.
Image 4: Add Parts B and C.
Image 5: Keep repeating steps 3-4 until you get this.
Image 6: Place a red rod as shown.
Step 5: Main Body: Components
Image 1: Make 1(Part A)
Image 2: Make 1(Part B)
Image 3: Make 2(Part C)
Image 4: Make 3(Part D)
Image 5: Make 1(Part E)
Image 6: Make 3(Part F)
Image 7: Make 3(Part G)
Image 8: Make 1(Part H)
Image 9: Make 1(Part I)
Image 10: Make 1(Part J)
Step 6: Main Body: Construction
Image 1: Add blue and white rods to Part A.
Image 2: Place Part B and blue spacers and rods.
Image 3: Add Parts C, D, F, and G, and white rods and a red connector.
Image 4: Add Parts D, E, F, G, and H, and a red connector.
Image 5: Add Parts C, D, F, and G, a blue spacer, and a red connector.
Image 6: Add Part J.
Image 7: Add Part I, tan clip, small gear, and white rods as shown.
Image 8: On other side add metallic blue clips and small gear.
If you aren't planning on making the stock then skip on to step #9.
Step 7: Stock: Components
Image 1: Make 2(Part A)
Image 2: Make 4(Part B)
Image 3: Make 2(Part C)
Image 4: Make 4(Part D)
Step 8: Stock: Construction
Image 1: Take Part A and add blue rods as shown, also make the part below it.
Image 2: Place Parts B and D, and blue spacers.
Image 3: Add Parts B, C, and D, and blue spacers.
Image 4: Add Parts B, C, and D.
Image 5: Add Parts B, C, and D, and blue spacers.
Image 6: Place Part A and a metallic blue clip as shown.
Image 7: Storage compartment open(can be used to store extra rubberbands).
Step 9: No-Stock
Step 10: Magazine: Components
Image 1: Make 2(Part A)
Image 2: Make 2(Part B)
Image 3: Make these parts(Parts C)
Image 4: Make one(Part D)
Step 11: Magazine: Construction
Image 1: Attach white rods to Part A.
Image 2: Add Parts B to this as shown.
Image 3: Cover with Part A.
Image 4: Put Parts C together like shown.
Image 5: Insert Part C into the main magazine and attach rubberbands. Add the pin (Part D) and insert the ammo. Shown loaded with a single bullet.
If you wish to use the old sight skip the next to steps to step #14.
Step 12: Sight: Components
Image 1: Make these(Part A)
Image 2: Make 1(Part B)
Image 3: Make 1(Part C)
Image 4: Make 1(Part D)
Image 5: Make 3(Part E)
Step 13: Sight: Construction
Image 1: Make this.
Image 2: Place Parts A and add blue rods as shown.
Image 3: Add Part B and blue rods.
Image 4: Add Part E, gray connectors, and gray spacers
Image 5: Add Parts C, E, metallic blue clip, and blue spacers.
Image 6: Add Part E, gray connectors, and gray spacers
Image 7: Cover with Part D.
Step 14: Side Ammo Storage
Follow the images:
Image 1: Make 2 of these.
Image 2: Put these through the ammo (up to 16 pieces) as shown.
Image 3: Clip to the barrel parts which stick out as shown.
Step 15: Assembly
Image 1: Barrel Part 1 and Barrel Part 2
Image 2: Barrel Part 2 and Main Body
Image 3: Main Body and Magazine
Image 4: Main Body and Sight
Image 5: Main Body and Stock (or if no stock then the parts from step 9)
Step 16: Loading and Firing
Image 1: Ammo.
Image 2: Magazine with ammo.
Image 3: Rubber band hooked on barrel.
Image 4: Loaded, view of midsection.
Image 5: View of spoke with rubberband, safety engaged.
Image 6: View of spoke with rubberband, safety disengaged.
Warning- This may cause harm or injury if misused. Do not point it at people. I am not responsible for damage, injury, or death caused by this instructable.
I don't know why you aren't a legend like IAC or Killerk (you're not as good as Killerk, (no offence) but it's just an example)! You are really that awesome.(you are not as good as Killerk, but nonetheless as good as IAC)
(i dont care about the peice count)
Could you rewrite that in a way I could understand?
And what are referring to by that may I ask? Is it a compliment or a continuation of Cyborgold1's comment?
2- its a continuation
lol :)