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Ueda inspired by The Last of Us and Beyond: Two Souls
In an in-depth interview published by Edge, Fumito Ueda touched on a number of different subjects. One interesting tidbit is that he claims to have been inspired recently by The Last of Us and Beyond: Two Souls, when commenting on how to regain momentum and energy over a long time:
The part of me that is impatient [lets me down]. When I have an idea, I want to see the output quickly. On a long production, it is inevitable that your ambition will disperse from time to time. In those cases, I look at a great work – like a film, a game, that sort of thing – to remind me of the wonders of art, and that restores my momentum.
Recent games that inspired me are Beyond: Two Souls and The Last Of Us.
Obviously, no interview with Ueda could ever be complete without asking him about The Last Guardian. EDGE did a couple of times, first in the context of missed deadlines (not only The Last Guardian missed PlayStation 3, but Ico missed the original PlayStation as well), and he replied with a "no comment" line. However, he later admitted to be still working on the game, along with something else that is "secret" right now.
The Last Guardian is constantly brought up near game conventions, when gamers around the world virtually gather in the hope of a release date. The last time we heard about it, Shuhei Yoshida mentioned that it's progressing well and it's "pretty", but he couldn't recall if he was playing it on PlayStation 3 or PlayStation 4, conveniently enough. With the new year approaching, the question arises again – do you believe in Ueda's ability to deliver The Last Guardian in 2014?

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On March 24 the Seattle-based Christian ministry, which employs more than 1,100 staff in the United States, announced that it would no longer require its staff to adhere to the biblical principle that marriage is only between a man and a woman. While the organization stipulated that it would maintain its policy requiring abstinence outside of marriage, it would permit individuals in legal same-sex "marriages" to work for World Vision.
In making the announcement Richard Stearns, president of the international humanitarian-relief group, said that the World Vision board had prayed for years about how to handle the issue as various denominations and ministries throughout the nation had begun to cave in to the demands of homosexuals. But in a letter to World Vision staff Stearns insisted that the group, started in 1950 and with a present operating budget of nearly $1 billion annually, was not "sliding down some slippery slope of compromise, nor are we diminishing the authority of Scripture in our work. We are the same World Vision you have always believed in."
Stearns claimed that the change in policy was made in an effort to prevent the "divisive" issue of homosexuality "from tearing World Vision apart and potentially crippling our ability to accomplish our vital kingdom mission of living and serving the poorest of the poor in the name of Christ."
In an interview with Christianity Today, Stearns said that World Vision's board was "overwhelmingly in favor" of the change, but insisted that "this is not an endorsement of same-sex marriage. We have decided we are not going to get into that debate. Nor is this a rejection of traditional marriage, which we affirm and support."
Stearns also said that his group had not been forced into its decision by a threatened lawsuit or pressure from homosexual activists. "There is no employee group lobbying us," he told the evangelical magazine. "This is simply a decision about whether or not you are eligible for employment at World Vision U.S., based on this single issue, and nothing more."
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Posted 12 May 2014 - 09:07 AM
Welcome carbon20, we have chat here 24/7, so there's always someone to talk to about anything. After you make five posts you can manage your profile and post in more areas of the forum.
I sometimes feel like you, and pray the same prayers too! But I also thank God for the people that can and do at the very least trust for prayer and love, however misunderstood I may feel.
God bless you
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Posted 12 May 2014 - 10:29 AM
Welcome to Worthy.
Praying for you.
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Posted 12 May 2014 - 10:38 AM
I would like to say to you to examine you your position in God! (?) Make sure He 'IS' there in this way:
I am 19 year old male this year and I have been feeling low for the past months for many reasons eg. family problems, work-related issues, being hurt by others etc. I feel that I do not have friends close enough to share my feelings with. I am currently attending a church for a few years now but do not have any friends in church there as it is hard to make friends with them as they already knew each other for a long time. Sometimes I do feel really lonely. I am tired of putting up a brave front to my friends and family so they would not think I am feeling sad but in fact I feel really tired of living life like this. I do pray often too for God to help me get Christian friends. Please pray for me that I will be a positive person. Pardon my poor English. Thank you and God bless
We are required by God to believe in His Son, to accept by opening our heart to His Person, to live in
accordance to His Word by The Presence of His Person The Holy Spirit within... This the born of God begins
into a life that is no longer their own but belongs to God for the purchased right of The Son.
If any time in sorrow or pain we do not have His Satisfying Presence to give us aid it is because we are
not where we should be but have wandered from His Presence by moving from center first foremost within
ourselves before Him to another place. Simply put-> He Being everything and we possess His Presence how can we lack
except that we accept lie that He is not everything and need more! It is the frailty of our own selves that we
do not perceive that the need we have must be always less than the need of Him. It is easy to sanction the 'I
am doing that' but the peace that passes all understanding is to understand the lack as opportunity to wait upon
The Lord and watch in His Good time the supply to that need to His Will of Perfection and not our own demand...
This is the advancement in sanctification (to become like His Son)
Isa 40:31
31 But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with
wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.
Prayed... Love, Steven
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Posted 12 May 2014 - 11:06 AM
Good advice, Noobers
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Posted 13 May 2014 - 12:21 PM
When I was that age I attended an old ladies sunday school class. They had so much wisdom and were really supportive. Does your church have a mens group? Ours has a mens prayer breakfast. You might join anything like that and also go on mens' retreats. You will find that men all face the same problems; even the pastors have gone through them. Someone will probably mentor you so you can go get a coke with them, or you will find some phone numbers of elders who will be glad to talk to you. Another way to form friendships is to volunteer for work groups at the church. Men bond together by working together.
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Posted 13 May 2014 - 12:52 PM
Blessings carbon!
Welcome to Worthy,,,,,,,,,your English sounds just fine,Praise the Lord.God is so good & the loving Father that He is,He wants to fill the desires of your heart & so He has lead you here!Of course you will make friends here but I think more importantly we may be able to encourage you to maybe come out of your shell?We don't yet know anything about one another but sometimes when coming into a church as an outsider where the congregants have known each other for a long time it can be a bit intimidating & you feel "left out' or not a part of the click,so to speak.
Willa made some very good suggestions to get in with the men & sometimes you have to put yourself out there ......enoob also brought up some very good points ,basically when we feel a void or a lonliness it is usually a sign that the void in our life can only be filled by the Lord,Him First that we spend time with Him to receive His peace ,His Joy & ALL OTHER THINGS WILL BE ADDED........
I only want to encourage you to rely on the Lord for all your needs & you will be filled with so many Blessings ....He has many gifts He wants to give you....................don't put up a front with your family & friends,I am sure that they love you and would not want you to feel sad,,,,,,but no one could help if they do not know you need their help,be honest & share your feelings with whom you can trust
Of course,you will be in my prayers With love-in Christ,Kwik
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CLLewis, I missed your cave painting yesterday. A man cave in the house, this is great, just what every house needs.
Your cave painting has wonderful colors and even it looks easy to do with the simple shapes, it is not, Like Jen mentioned it would be nice to have a name to adress you right.
Sarah, I thought paintings tubes are good challenge. I did them before in the only good art class i took. At least they will be a challenge for me.
Your paint tubes don't look like they gave you much of a challenge. Love all the colors and shading!
Cristina, when I saw your painting in the gallery on Valentines Day I thought it fit right in to this thread too. Because Valentines Day was an other theme and I love the way you captured that special moment from the artist, you did very good on the impessionist style of painting.
Jen, this looks like a great start on the roman soldier. I'm so glad you are taking part in this challenge!!!
Thanks for commenting on my painting, I'm in a hurry so just this general note, sorry.
C&C always welcome
Bonnie, Cristina and Jen thank you for your comments.
Cristina...very colourful version of the boating scene
Jen. .good start to the Roman horseman...take another look at the rear leg of the horse... You say it is a Challenge....I find everything a challenge these days!!!!!!
feel free to make constructive c/c...no digital alterations please
Claudia, Jen and Sarah I appreciate your beautiful comments!
Thank you!
Bonnie, Jen, Sarah, and Claudia - Thanks to all for your c/c re. my Beanie Baby Bear with the tea cup. I always apprec. everyone's time in commenting and think it adds so much to read others' opinions.
Sarah - love the paint tubes' coloring, so soft and the BG helps set them off.
CL - Pls. note Jen's suggestion to add your name to your signature line, as well as a line such as "C & C's welcome" (comments/critiques) - if that's the case. Love the colors and text. in your cave ptg.; exquisite! - how perfect for a man cave (love that!). My new computer doesn't like the smiley faces in this reply box, so just imagine a big thumbs up here.
Claudia - You asked about collecting the Beanie Babies; no, I recd. it as one from my parent's collection (they were an acquaintance of Ty), but I think they dispersed most of the collection by now. Your aunt's ident. bear can join the tea party.
Claudia, I love your room! In fact, I was going to do this one, but think I'll do a diff. one now since I feel you captured this so well that I doubt I can offer anything (my excuse and I'm sticking to it). The colors, almost monochromatic, are perfect for this mood/setting. Your paint tube study is vey nice - some good shading on the tubes and nice colors too. One thing to suggest is to think about the shadow lines' direction - to me the upward strokes suggest an incline; but if a flat surface, the lines could be the same length and done in a flat horizontal direction to keep the shadow grounded flat. It's a small thing.
Cristina - Love your colors and texture! Texture resonates with each of your works that I recall. I have a feeling your home has lots of texture to make it interesting. Good job on this.
Jen - Always enjoy your WIPs. This is no exception and I really look fwd. to seeing the stages and/or its completion.
Kim T (Kim513)
C&C welcome!
Thanks Kim and Jen. Apologies to everyone - it occurred to me in the middle of the night (should have been sleeping, LOL) that I had not said my name, so it was on my list to do tonight. I'm Carol.
I had also been wondering what the c&c welcome was about. Now that I know, I'll post another man cave painting in my home (left side of image) so you can C and C it! I'm including the source image (right side of image) too this time.
Thanks Kim, it was a gift to my husband and he was over the moon. I've since done some from Levant (attached herein) and Chauvet caves too. The colors are not quite as dark as they look here.
And of course, constructive comments are welcome (I'm soaking up all the tips I can get!)
Carol L.
C&C Welcome (be kind, I'm still learning). :^)
Thanks Bonnie and Jen. Certainly my two paintings are very different, aren't they? Part of my dilemma right now is that I have been copying others, to learn, so everything I do is derivative. My "stone effect" in the cave paintings are all me, but clearly I'm copying the figures from the originals. So another hope I have is that this monthly challenge will help pull my inner Artist out of me. I have no idea what my style is. This could help, right?
So this signature line of which you speak...hmmm... I'll go see if I can figure it out. Thanks again!
Cristina, your version of Sargent's work is terrific. I just want to be there. Lovely work.
Jen, nice to see your WIP of the roman horse, coming along nicely. I'm looking forward to seeing it progress.
Bonnie C & C most welcome / appreciated
Carol, very good cave painting. I like how you showed us the one you worked from. You have great texture for the stone and the animal shapes are very nice. Lovely work.
Carol, I agree with all the above, nicely done man cave. My question would be, what kind of paints did you use and what surface was it painted on. Just curious. At the museum i work we have a special exhit from an artist who does cave like paintings with natural colors.
Finding you own style, well can't help, I'm still searching myself;). But the challenge helped me. I always look at the pictures and think what medium and style I could use and go for it. Maybe one of the pictures in this challenge will inspire you. If not you can look at the pictures of earlier challenges and paint them, but you have to post them in the right challenge (month) thread. Happy painting.
Kim, thank you for the nice comments on my paintings. I think you should go for the window, but you said you won't change your mind. Nowing your talent you would have produced a perfect version of it. Hmm, which photo will she choose and which medium. Can't wait to see it what ever challenge you choose.
I also appreciate you input on the paint tube shading. I took an approach and painted one with oel pastels last night. Well that went to start the fire with this morning. New day new challenge!
Catherine: I hope you get a chance to try several types of Arches, I like the cp because of the texture of it but your stlye on the smooth paper will certainly be enhanced on the HP paper. good luck to you.
Carol: Welcome to our little world. your Hellelil and Hildebrand meeting in the turret Stairs was very nicely done. It shows you have patience to be able to persue such an undertaking. I did see the other foot but your explaination is very nicely done. I don't have that much patience, but I should work on that aspect,. Your Cave paintings are excellent, I like the texture and colors as well and the fact that you chose which ones to place into your piece making it personal. very nicely done
Kim: yes Tea Party would be fun. I was a Beanie addict and still have ALL of mine... I don't know what I will do with them they are all packed away. but I could get one or two out for a party.
Claudia: oh my, I truly like your room study, the perspective and colors are beautifully placed, the complete picture makes for a mystery, who lived there and why did they leave. ???? you really captured the colors in each tube... what brand???? hmmmm
Sarah: what a great wc piece of the tubes of violet, indian yellow, cerelean blue, and aureolin yellow... including the caps. just guessing of course. I always love your choices of color and mixing....
Cristina: DOUBLE WOW!. LOVE your Sargent piece, beautiful colors wonderful technique.... glad to see you again.
Jen: you have a great start on your roman soldier, I will look fodrward to the finished product, love your WIP;s. I agree with Sarah whtch that back leg, but then you always have a way of wiping out something you don't like and substituting it with something better. I'm impressed,
I finally purchased a small set of watersoluable oils, does anyone have any suggestions about them..... what type of ground or do you always have to use canvas for oils...? I don't have a clue.
As far as finding a style, I too am still searching. as far as challenges go, sometimes just getting up is a challenge....
I have one I tried a new technique on and I have turned it over and will try something on the other side, I was using killimenjaro paper 140lb cp and was very disappointed working with it, it didn't take much for it to fall apart, but then again, it could very well be that I was a bit rough on it. but I can use pieces of it for testing a color out before placing it on paper.
I hope all is stil hanging in there for the terrible winter,,,,,
Geri I just saw that your state was really getting slammed,, please stay warm..
Sam if you are reading this , we sure would like to hear from you again
Alex, you are so missed..
Bonnie: I was sooooo disappointed in our curling team. I am going to root for GB I think ....
Charlie: it was nice to see you peeking in
It would be nice if we messed up we could simply press 'Ctrl Alt Delete' and start all over
C & C Always Welcome
Sarah I commend you for working out the bumps with a new computer... I always have used an Apple but recently went over to a new OS and found I had some learning curves. but I still love it.
I saw where Claudia was the one that posted your "WASTED" painting ( not meaning it was wasted, ) but what a cute idea to have a cat taking over the setting of food.... My cats are 14 years old and have never done that but I bet they would if they thought of it. tee hee.... you have quite a sense of humor with that one.
Hello Marsha,
thanks for all your comments.
WS Oils........you can use oil paper, oil boards or canvas on boards.....any surface with a 'tooth'.
.I used to glue old pieces of linen/cotton on to pieces of hardboard when I couldn't afford canvas!!! I also used to go to second hand shops and bought any old oil paintings so that I could use the reverse sides!
To be honest if I can't use real oils I would rather paint with acrylics...best of both worlds.
Hope I have helped.
Kim., Bonnie, Marsha your words are just wonderful, it's very encouraging, thank you so much!
Seems like I've been away for a while. Crazy weather and busy work. Had to stay in a hotel the other night to close then open the restaurant I manage. There are 5 of us and seems we each have a had turn with the weather. I have also been asked to do 2 commissions so I will try to keep up with comments but will struggle finding time to do a challenge.
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Our lovingly renovated and expanded 1865 farm house sits on over 7 acres. Many parts of our home were built just for the comfort of our dogs as they are family too!
Our view about raising dogs came from my mother who raised dogs for 40 years. "It costs just as much to feed an ugly dog as a beautiful one." All of our Whippets have finished their championship with big wins, and they are beautiful couch potatoes from that time on.
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It's simple and sweet: Monday night, 25 minutes after we both got off work, he had made dinner for us as usual (he is a great cook). He had called and said he was starving and was asking why I wasn't at his place yet. I got there and we started to eat. John didn't even touch his plate of food. We finished, or more like I finished dinner, and then we proceeded to turn on the television as I enjoyed a glass of wine.
He came over, sat in front of the television, got down on one knee and he said, "I couldn't wait another day or another minute, I want to spend the rest of my life with you, will you marry me?" Of course, I said yes and went into his bedroom to get some tissues and when I opened the door he had filled the room up with flowers and wedding magazines so that I could start planning our day! It's my favorite story in the whole world.


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Shirt - 'Glo-Weave Freeway', Grey & White Striped, 1950s Reg. No: SH 980219
- Summary:
- Alternative Name(s): Glo-Weave Free-Way
Men's shirt manufactured by in the early 1950s by Gloweave Consolidated P/L located in Brunswick Street, Fitzroy.
The Melbourne-based company was established in 1944 under the name Comfort Shirt and Underclothing Manufacturing Company and originally made military shirts and undergarmets. In 1950 Saul Same changed the organisation's focus by designing shirts that were more stylish and fashionable and the business soon became a well-respected menswear retailer. Four years later the company changed its name to Gloweave, the nylon fabric name of its most popular and best selling shirt. Gloweave is still in operation today and has expanded its range to include a wide variety of men's and women's clothing.
Manufactured in the early 1950s this shirt was made from a 100% polyester warp knit fabric. It was named freeway as freeways were just opening in Melbourne and to imply that the fabric breathed.
- Description:
- Grey and white stiped Gloweave shirt with some subtle blue in the grey stripe. It has long sleeves and translucent buttons. It is folded on a piece of cardboard and the collar is kept in shape with a cardboard support. It is packaged in a cardboard box with a partially transparent lid. There is red black and white writing on the box. The way in which the shirt is folded and the packaging are subject to change. There is also a grey plastic coat hanger in the box.
- Acquisition Information:
- Donation from Gloweave Consolidated Pty.Ltd., 1998
|5.00 cm (Height), 33.00 cm (Width), 20.50 cm (Length)
|Dimension Comment:
|Size: 15
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|clothing, manufacturing, men s clothing, clothing trade, shirts, family businesses
|Themes this item is part of:
|Gloweave, Clothing Manufacturers, Fitzroy, Clothing & Textiles Collection, Domestic & Community Life Collection
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|Tertiary Classification:
|On tag inside collar: 15/Glo-Weave/FREE-WAY/TERYLENE & NYLON On front of box: FREE-WAY/TERYLENE/love me in my/Glo-Weave/WASHING MACHINE WASHABLE
|Gloweave Consolidated Pty.Ltd., Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia, 1950s
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ELET 7204 - Routing and Switching, 4 Credits
Prerequisite(s): ELET 3143 with D or better
Level: Upper
This is a course in network infrastructure concentrating on switch and router configuration and operation to support both LAN and WAN environments. In addition to the fundamentals of routing protocols, topics will include subnetting, VLSM, EIGRP and OSPF routing protocols, packet monitoring and filtering, VLAN configuration, Network Address Translation (NAT), Wireless LANs, IPv6, Voice over IP and security implementation. The laboratory component is hands-on in a multiple router-multiple switch environment. The completion of laboratory projects will develop the student's professional skills in switch and router configuration and operation. This will lead to further study or employment. A research-based team paper and presentation on future trends in routing and switching will be required as part of this course.


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Google Search Terms, Keyword Phrases? What's it all really mean?
Release May 28th 2011
Title: Google Keyword Research | Google Keyword Application
Posting Blog: SEO Agency Pro
The Power of Search Terms & Optimization
Regardless of where your business is located, you can use the assistance of an SEO consultant to gain better ranking with all the major search engines. At the moment Google is King, however we pay close attention to YouTube, Yahoo & Bing. Did you know we can also manage a Facebook SEO Campaign. All of this at one point or another gets indexed with the major search engines. SEO search terms (keywords) may seem intuitive, but knowing when and where to place them can be tricky. A good SEO consultant constantly monitors the ever-changing world of keywords and how they affect search engine searches.
At SEO Agency Pro we evaluate our clients reports weekly. Getting on page one of Google is fine, but more importantly it's about the traffic we drive to the website and ultimately the volume of calls the business is receiving. SEO Agency is one of the only SEO Companies we know of that produces multiple reports for our clients weekly and more importantly keep a close eye on the volume of calls our campaign is delivering. At the end of the day we would not pay for a service in which we were reaping the benefits and don't expect out clients too either.
SEO keywords and key phrases are words that are relevant to your site's content. They help search engines find your website when used properly. Overuse can result in having your page marked as spam. A great SEO consultant chooses the right keywords and can land your site high on the search engine results page, or SERP; SERP stands for Search Engine Results Page.
Enlisting the services of a professional SEO consultant is well worth the investment. Trying to navigate the stormy waters of SEO alone is like swimming in the ocean without a life preserver. You need a pro's help to prevent SEO keywords from sinking your business. Think of it this way, back in the day when the yellow pages (the old search engine of choice) dominated the market you would not place an ad under plumber if you were a painter. Google, along with all the other search engines needs to make sense of the billion of web pages that have been published, proper Search Engine Optimization is one way to gain the upper hand.
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