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Arnolfini is a contemporary arts organisation in Bristol that attracts half a million visits a year.
In a fantastic waterside location at the heart of Bristol's harbourside, Arnolfini is one of Europe's leading centres for the contemporary arts, presenting innovative, experimental work in the visual arts, performance, dance, film, music and events, accompanied by a programme of educational activities. Five exhibition spaces, a theatre/cinema auditorium, Reading Room and Light/Dark Studios are housed in the Grade II listed, fully accessible building. The converted warehouse also contains one of the country's best arts bookshops as well a café bar.
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In the visual art programme Arnolfini presents international developments and emerging trends through one-person and group exhibitions, commissions and projects. The programme draws attention to important British artists at an early stage of their career and presents timely exhibitions by major international artists.
The live art and dance programme, with its mix of highly visual, often provocative and non-narrative productions, offers one of the most exciting perspectives on contemporary performance and dance in the UK. Arnolfini is committed to commissioning new work to enable artists to develop their practice and to experiment.
In Arnolfini's cinema you'll find a distinctive programme of independent film, featuring a range of cinema including themed seasons, artists films, special festivals, film/music events and arthouse titles.
The learning and interaction programme continues to develop projects with partners old and new, supporting teachers and groups to get the most out of our activities. Arnolfini also programmes and hosts a range of talks, events, courses and local festivals.
Arnolfini celebrated its 50th birthday in 2011. It was established in 1961 by Jeremy and Annabel Rees above a bookshop on the Triangle in central Bristol. Its policy then is still relevant today: "to seek out challenging, often controversial and sometimes relatively unknown artists and performers and to provide a vital showcase for their work." Arnolfini's move to Narrow Quay in 1975 proved a catalyst in attracting other businesses to the then neglected dockside; the revitalised waterfront is now a focal point for Bristol's social and cultural life.
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Richard Long: TIME AND SPACE
- 31 July — 15 November 2015 *on now
A major new solo exhibition celebrating Bristol-based artist Richard Long, including several new works and recreations of previous works that have been made for this exhibition.
TIME AND SPACE is a new exhibition by Richard Long. Part of the programme celebrating Bristol's year as European Green Capital, the project looks particularly at the area where Long grew up and still lives as the start and end point for many if his early walks and text works. The exhibition focuses on the artists' personal relationship to place and local materials, and how the ideas and language developed through his early career were key in the development of ideas that the artist now realises across the world.
TIME AND SPACE includes sculpture, drawing, photography and text works that date from 1967 to the present. The exhibition features a number of important early works, which are key to understanding the significance of Bristol and the South West in Richard Long's practice, including an early sculpture, Ireland (1967), which will be remade in the galleries. The exhibition will include two major new works: a large sculpture made from Cornish slate and a wall work made with mud collected from the River Avon. Also included will be a selection of new mud fingerprint drawings on driftwood collected by the artist, as well as a selection of photo works and installed vinyl text works.
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Following a weekend when nearly 500,000 protestors were reported on the streets of London to voice their opposition to the UK government's massive budget cuts, Arts Council England (ACE) has announced this year's funding recipients.
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This is the story of a city.
The northwest corner of a city. Here you'll find guests and hosts, those with power and those without it, people who live somewhere special and others who live nowhere at all. And many people in between.
Every city is like this. Cheek-by-jowl living. Separate worlds.
And then there are the visitations: the rare times a stranger crosses a threshold without permission or warning, causing a disruption in the whole system. Like the April afternoon a woman came to Leah Hanwell's door, seeking help, disturbing the peace, forcing Leah out of her isolation…
Zadie Smith's brilliant tragi-comic new novel follows four Londoners — Leah, Natalie, Felix and Nathan — as they try to make adult lives outside of Caldwell, the council estate of their childhood. From private houses to public parks, at work and at play, their London is a complicated place, as beautiful as it is brutal, where the thoroughfares hide the back alleys and taking the high road can sometimes lead you to a dead end.
Depicting the modern urban zone — familiar to town-dwellers everywhere — Zadie Smith's NW is a quietly devastating novel of encounters, mercurial and vital, like the city itself.
"A triumph....As Smith threads together her characters' inner and outer worlds, every sentence sings." The Guardian
"Absolutely brilliant....So electrically authentic, it reads like surveillance transcripts." Lev Grossman, Time
"Endlessly fascinating...remarkable....The impression of Smith's casual brilliance is what constantly surprises, the way she tosses off insights about parenting and work that you've felt in some nebulous way but never been able to articulate." Ron Charles, The Washington Post
"A marvelously accomplished work, perhaps her most polished yet." Laura Miller, Salon
"NW offers a nuanced, disturbing exploration of the boundaries, some porous, some impenetrable, between people living cheek by jowl in urban centers where the widening gap between haves and have-nots has created chasms into which we're all in danger of falling." NPR.org
"A powerful portrait of class and identity in multicultural London." Entertainment Weekly
"One of the most interesting portrayals of 30-something womanhood that I've come across in a long time. For other readers, Smith's brilliant eye and idiosyncratic ear should be ample enticement." Bloomberg News
"A master class in freestyle fiction writing. Smith mashes up voices and vignettes, poetry and instant messaging, bedroom preferences and murder, and keeps it all from collapsing into incoherent mush with deft, dry wit. Smith defines characters worth reading." Newsday
"Smith's masterful ability to suspend all these bits and parts in the amber which is London refracts light, history, and the humane beauty of seeing everything at once." Publishers Weekly
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A new novel from Zadie Smith, set in Northwest London.
Somewhere in Northwest London stands Caldwell housing estate, relic of 70s' urban planning. Five identical blocks, deliberately named: Hobbes, Smith, Bentham, Locke, and Russell. If you grew up here, the plan was to get out and get on, to something bigger, better. Thirty years later ex-Caldwell kids Leah, Natalie, Felix, and Nathan have all made it out, with varying degrees of success — whatever that means. Living only streets apart, they occupy separate worlds and navigate an atomized city where few wish to be their neighbor's keeper. Then one April afternoon a stranger comes to Leah's door seeking help, disturbing the peace, and forcing Leah out of her isolation....
From private houses to public parks, at work and at play, in this delicate, devastating novel of encounters, the main streets hide the back alleys, and taking the high road can sometimes lead to a dead end. Zadie Smith's NW brilliantly depicts the modern urban zone — familiar to city dwellers everywhere — in a tragicomic novel as mercurial as the city itself.
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Zadie Smith was born in Northwest London in 1975. She is the author of White Teeth, The Autograph Man, On Beauty, and the essay collection Changing My Mind.
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Devon Belcher (2008)
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David Buice (2004)
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Richard Burgess (2009)
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M.M., University of Georgia, B.M.E., University of Georgia, P.C., Berklee College of Music
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Two-time defending Northeast A League champion Colville High will get acquainted with their old neighbors in the Great Northern League this fall and in 2013 after WIAA realignment dumped the Indians back into Class 2A.
Given the inexperience predominantly across the board in the CHS football camp this fall, the NEA would have been a nice fit again, but that's not the way the enrollment numbers rolled this time around.
The Indians, 5-5 last season after starting 0-4, aren't without talent. It's just that much of the talent pool is young and mostly untested.
"Football is a game of numbers and attrition," conceded CHS head coach Randy Cornwell. "If we lose too many kids (to injury), then we are playing a lot of young, inexperienced kids…of course, we're playing a lot of young, inexperienced kids anyway."
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Despite being the smallest school in the GNL (with Pullman), the Indians greeted more than 60 players when fall camp began back on August 15.
"That's definitely up," Cornwell said. "We had no indication that we would have those kinds of numbers. At our Breakaway, we had 48 kids…all of a sudden, after the second or third day of practice, we had 71.
"That's a pleasant surprise."
A majority of those numbers come from large freshmen and sophomore classes. The senior class is a small one this fall. Cornwell said that of the 12 seniors on the roster, about half will play.
Colville will open the season on the red turf of Roos Stadium at Eastern Washington University against old NEA foe, Freeman on Saturday. The Scotties are one of the favorites to win the league championship this year now that Colville has been forced to vacate after two seasons (expect the Indians to be back in the NEA at the next WIAA count).
Game time on Saturday is 1 p.m.
Colville is part of a four-game set at Roos on Saturday—part of the annual WIAA Kickoff Classic that has been moved from Seattle to EWU (at least for this season).
Colville edged Freeman 28-27 last season. The Scotties had come into Colville unbeaten and ranked third in the 1A ranks.
Freeman football usually reloads
"I think they (Freeman) will be pretty similar to what we saw the last two seasons," Cornwell said. "They lost their quarterback and co-MVP running back, but Freeman almost never has a down year.
"I think it should be a really good game on Saturday."
Following the Freeman game, Colville will host another pre-season NEA favorite, Chewelah, on Sept. 7.
"We will get the best the Northeast A has to offer in Freeman and Chewelah," Cornwell said. "That will help us get ready for the league schedule."
Cornwell and his veteran staff say they like their kids.
"They are working hard and have great attitudes. It's just that we don't have a physically mature bunch."
Figure the strength to be on the offensive and defensive lines, where there is both experience and size.
Up front on offense, returning starter Austin Hegney, a 6-3, 212-pound senior, will be at center. Hegney is being challenged by 5-9, 250-pound junior Devin Mitchell.
At guard will be one of the team's strongest players, 5-11, 240-pound junior Jack Smith. Smith started last season until going down with an ACL injury against Newport.
"He's healthy and we are excited to have him back," Cornwell said.
Also coming off an injury (broken foot) is Chad Elkins, a 5-10, 195-pound junior.
At the tackle positions will be veteran Colton Thompson, a 6-3, 205-pound junior and 6-3, 218-pound Cainan Holte.
Strongest ever
Holte will be one of the top linemen in the GNL this fall. He's also the strongest player that Cornwell and his staff have coached. Holte is also the third fastest player in the Colville camp (4.7 40).
"Cainan has turned into quite a specimen," conceded Cornwell.
How strong?
In the three combined lifts (squat, power clean and bench), Holte has totaled 1,025 pounds. That's 325 pounds for the clean, 315 for the bench and 585 pounds for the squat.
"It's pretty impressive," Cornwell added. "We have had a special t-shirt made because we have never had anyone that strong (in the program)."
There is depth up front with the likes of junior Trey Powell, a 5-11, 180-pound junior; Jordan Booth, a 6-0, 170-pounder who will play mostly middle linebacker, and Isaac Richman-Zonka, a 5-10, 167-pound junior.
Cornwell said he's excited about his current line and a group of six or seven sophomores that have both size and potential.
"We have six or seven sophomores who are all good. We are all excited about them…we want to keep them together on the junior varsity this season, if we can, so they can develop as a group.
"They are good, young kids with some size."
At tight end, returning starter Omar Khater, 6-1, 185-pound senior, is the incumbent. Khater will also play at defensive end.
Kettle Falls transfer Ryan Hartinger, a 6-0, 170-pounder, has "great hands," according to Cornwell. "Maybe the best on the team."
Leading the corps of receivers will be a pair of seniors—Josh Hamilton (5-10, 165) and Kris Griessmann (5-11, 150).
Knight has edge
Junior Mike Mayfield (6-0, 160) and sophomore Ben Knight (6-0, 145) have battled it out during pre-season drills. Both played on the junior varsity last season. At this juncture, Cornwell said that Knight has passed Mayfield on the depth chart.
"Mike hurt his knee (bruise) and lost a week of reps," Cornwell explained. "Ben went by him."
Cornwell said that the lefty Knight, whose favorite quarterback is another lefty (former Boise State All-America and current Detroit Lions quarterback Kellen Moore of Prosser) "throws a good, catchable ball, is accurate and makes good reads."
At running back, the Indians, who graduated NEA Most Valuable Offensive Player Colton Davis, may do it by committee this season.
Expected to get snaps there are 5-11, 195-pound junior Zach Shoemaker and 5-7, 165-pound sophomore Colton Vining.
At wingback, first year player Bryan McFetridge, a 5-9, 160-pounder, has the edge.
Cornwell says he likes what he has seen from McFetridge so far.
"He's a very athletic kid who has speed and natural running back instincts. He cuts well and he's fearless."
McFetridge has been hampered of late by shin splints.
Also in the pool at wingback are Seth Forsberg, a 5-8, 145-pound senior, and Journy Young, a 5-9, 160-pounder.
In the battle at fullback are 5-9, 193-pound sophomore Nick Warhus and 5-9, 170-pound senior, Austin Maddox.
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In the trenches on defense, Holte, Smith and Warhus will work at the tackle spots.
Khater and Thompson will be at defensive ends. They are being pushed by Maddox and Powell.
"We will be strong up the middle," Cornwell said.
At linebacker, Booth has been impressive in pre-season camp. Defensive coordinator Bill Carpenter thinks Booth reads as well as anyone the Indians have had at the position, at least at this juncture of a high school career.
"Jordan reads well and gets there (to the ball) very fast," Cornwell noted.
At outside backer will be Vining on one side and a trio of players (Young, Hartinger, 5-10, 165-pound sophomore Justin Dragovich and 5-11, 185-pound junior C.J. Watson) on the other side.
"We are very light and inexperienced at linebacker," Cornwell pointed out.
In the secondary, McFetridge and 5-10, 132-pound sophomore Tyler Ward will be at one corner. The veteran Griessmann holds down the other corner.
Pushing them are 5-9, 145-pound soph Jacob Morris and first year junior Austyn Peterson.
Hamilton, who has started in the defensive backfield since his sophomore season, has been moved to safety. Shoemaker returns on the other side.
Backing the two veteran DB's up is 5-8, 145-pound freshman William Burton.
Hartinger, Watson or the 5-9, 140-pound Peterson will do the punting. The place-kicker will be 6-1, 142-pound CHS soccer player Pavel Susin (senior) or 5-11, 148-pound junior Josh Hill.
The Indians have been out of the GNL loop the past two seasons. But when CHS was in the 2A league, they were among the league elite and a dominant force. Returning to the pantheon of the league's power elite during what will most likely be a two-year 2A cycle is asking a great deal of a largely inexperienced and young Indians' team.
But the league's most veteran (and skilled) coaching staff of Cornwell, Carpenter, Tom Bassett, Mike Jutila, Bob Gumm, Brad Maddox, Greg Mace and Danny Martin have a history—that of getting their players better week after week and getting the most out of the talent at hand.
That said, run with the GNL big dogs of East Valley, Cheney and West Valley as early power picks. Deer Park won the GNL crown last season. WV was second and Cheney finished third.
"From the outside looking in, you would think that East Valley, Cheney and West Valley would be the picks," Cornwell said. "But at the league meeting, coaches tended to think it was going to be a dog fight."
Saturday, Sept. 1—at Gridiron Classic (EWU) vs. Freeman, 1 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 7—Chewelah at CHS, 7 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 14—Timberlake at CHS, 7 p.m.
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Friday, Oct. 19—Deer Park at CHS (Homecoming), 7 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 26—At Cheney, 7 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 2—Pullman at CHS, 7 p.m.
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Federal prosecutors portray the former Potsdam orthodontist as an armed and reclusive anti-government tax cheat who was involved in a 2010 letter campaign to intimidate state governors, and who harbored a small arsenal inside a rented town of Lisbon home, from high-powered assault rifles to a handgun under his mattress.
Dr. Unger presented himself during a court appearance this month as a gifted healer, a writer, and man of God known only as Glenn Richard, who steadfastly refused to give his address and compared his prosecution to what my savior went through.
Court documents made public last week only add to the complex picture of a wanted man who reportedly surrendered quietly when approached by state police, then identified himself to troopers a short time later as a 1922 silver dollar.
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Dr. Unger, who maintained a practice in Potsdam during the 1980s and early 1990s, was indicted last month on allegations that he filed for more than $36 million in fraudulent income tax refunds from 2007 to 2011. He was arrested on Dec. 29 in Ogdensburg.
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I think hes a danger to the community because its a dangerous combination of antigovernment beliefs and the possession of firearms, especially firearms capable of handling large amounts of ammunition, Assistant U.S. Attorney Ransom P. Reynolds told U.S. Magistrate Judge Randolph F. Treece during a Jan. 2 arraignment hearing in Albany.
And I believe hes also a danger to the community because of his statement that he would rather die than become subject to the government, Mr. Reynolds told the judge, referencing another comment Dr. Unger allegedly made to troopers following his arrest.
Dr. Unger requested time to consider the release terms a $50,000 bond, to be secured by real property and a financially secure individual when the hearing was continued on Jan. 9. He had yet to accept them, and remained in custody late last week.
With Dr. Unger initially spurning counsel and representing himself before the court on Jan. 2, Judge Treece entered a not-guilty plea on his behalf. According to court documents filed Tuesday, he has, however, since invoked his Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights to silence and representation by counsel, and will be represented a federal public defender.
A trial has been set for March 4 in Binghamton before Senior Judge Thomas J. McAvoy.
Prosecutors allege Dr. Ungers fraudulent filings were made in Saratoga and Albany counties. The indictment does not mention Ogdensburg or St. Lawrence County specifically. It was only in court on Jan. 2 that Mr. Reynolds revealed where Dr. Unger was living when he was arrested: 10097 State Route 37 in Lisbon, outside Ogdensburg.
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Deed records show the Lisbon house is owned by Nathan D. Lovely of Potsdam, who purchased the single-family dwelling in 2006. Efforts to contact Mr. Lovely were unsuccessful.
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He struck me as odd, very reclusive, Mr. Akins said of Dr. Unger.
There was no sign of recent activity at the home when a reporter visited on Friday.
Mr. Reynolds told the court that Dr. Unger came to FBI attention around April 2010, after the bureau began investigating letters sent to all 50 state governors that the FBI perceived as potential threats. The incident made national headlines after the governors in late March 2010 began to receive the letters, in which a group calling itself Guardians of the Free Republics told them to quit their posts within three days for face removal under its Restore America Plan. News reports suggested that the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security did not believe the group was violent, but they did fear its anti-government rhetoric could incite others.
According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, an international organization that tracks domestic terrorists and hate groups, the Guardians are one such sovereign group claiming to operate common-law courts in all 50 states for redress of numerous grievances, including bank foreclosures and tax prosecutions.
Agents probing the incident quickly honed in on an Internet radio host who allegedly also led seminars on how to avoid paying taxes: Dr. Sam Kennedy, an alias alledgedly used by Dr. Unger.
The FBI ... learned that (Dr. Unger) taught two schemes at his seminars, Mr. Reynolds said. One was how to obtain money from the government by filing false tax returns, and the other was how to defraud others into accepting false security instruments in payment of debt. According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, both are hallmarks of sovereign citizens and the Guardians.
In addition to the bogus tax refunds, Dr. Unger allegedly claimed none of which was ever paid out, prosecutors said he allegedly filed no legitimate income tax returns from 1999 to 2005, while he was operating Columbia County Orthodontics in Chatham, about 30 miles from Albany.
Dr. Unger told the judge that he has never classified myself as a sovereign citizen, but did acknowledge involvement with the Restore America Plan and the letters to governors.
The group, he said, included some people in the upper echelons of military intelligence and that it operates within the law ... to restore the original republic.
He maintained his capacity on the radio show was simply as a reporter, and that when he found out that some listeners were using tax forms incorrectly, I publicly chastised the community and said the process is dead, stop it.
Dr. Unger told Judge Treece, There is nothing in any process, Judge, that would indicate anger, intent to deceive, propensity for flight or danger to the community.
Mr. Reynolds argued that physical evidence, together with Dr. Ungers behavior since being arrested, suggested otherwise.
On Dec. 19, the day the indictment was handed up, IRS and FBI agents executed a search warrant at a Chatham storage locker rented by Dr. Unger. Inside, Mr. Reynolds said, they found books including such titles as How to Disappear in America and The DEA Stash and Hideout Handbook, as well as literature about bomb-making and money laundering.
Dr. Unger was quietly taken into custody 10 days later without incident, but not without alleged acts of defiance.
State police at Ogdensburg told the Times that troopers on patrol the afternoon of Dec. 29 saw Dr. Unger driving a 2001 Toyota Camry on Route 37 near his home. While not specifically monitoring the premises, the troopers were aware that there was a warrant for his arrest, state police said. Troopers said they were in the process of confirming the vehicles registration shortly after 4 p.m. that Saturday when Dr. Unger pulled over on Route 68 in Ogdensburg before they even activated their lights.
At the time of his arrest, he provided the troopers with his drivers license and identified himself as Glenn Unger, Mr. Reynolds told Judge Treece. However, later at the state police barracks, he stated that Glenn Unger was deceased as of November 2012 and that his identity is now a silver dollar, offering a 1922 coin as proof.
Dr. Unger was taken to the St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, and transferred to FBI custody. When FBI agents interviewed him, Dr. Unger replied that he was grantor to the beneficiary of the trust, but he said to call him grantor, Mr. Reynolds said.
The next day, Dec. 30, agents searched the Lisbon house. Inside, they found nine firearms, Mr. Reynolds said, including an UZI submachine gun and several handguns such as a TEC-9 semiautomatic. Six of the guns were listed on Mr. Ungers pistol permit, Mr. Reynolds said, and at this point, Im not representing to the court that there is anything illegal about them. Agents also found 16 boxes of sovereign citizen literature.
The fact that he believed that he was the most wanted man in the country and possessed all these loaded firearms in his residence I think speaks volumes about his mentality, Mr. Reynolds said.
Dr. Unger called it downright impossible to flee in a border region virtually swarming with Homeland Security and helicopters and buzz planes.
He also said many of the guns had been sealed in a box, as they had been for decades, relics of nothing more than a youthful interest in firearms. The literature in the storage locker, he added, was research for a book he was writing, Plague of New York II, a story about a terrorist that exemplifies much of whats going on in society.
Dr. Unger also claimed a higher calling, saying that when he practiced dentistry the Lord blessed me with the gift of curing childrens headaches. He also said he took a vow of poverty years ago and maintained a ministry in the north country ... visiting with the people who no one else will.
Among those people, Dr. Unger described an ill woman he refers to as the ex-wife because I dont want to construe that I have a legal union. Her name did not appear in the transcript. Motivating his request for release, Dr. Unger said, was to set affairs in order for her before the trial.
Of the legal system, Dr. Unger insisted he has no fear.
Its clear to me that my savior was put here to witness by trial, and he went through three of them, Dr. Unger said, and if it was good enough for him, by the Lord, (it) should be good enough for me.
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Excellent ball by Swann building up momentum and.....news. Sigh.
Rest In Peace Craigos
The pitch is really starting to deteriorate.
Been refreshing to see a team attack Swann after watching others just prod forward for overs on end and eventually succumb
Yeah it's a bit silly. It was very close to the bat, he might have got a fine tickle. End of the day the fault lies with the umpire for giving it, but Clarke knew he hadn't touched it and so at the end of the day everyone's good.
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It's funny every single player in England's first innings and Australia's second innings have got starts except for the two captains, Ponting and Strauss...So much for "Captain's knocks".
Yawn. Calling this yet another test match draw now. Clarke to finish on 150-odd by the end of the test & Mussey on about 100 when rain calls an end to it tomorrow.
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Supporting Petone's Finest since the very start - Iain O'Brien
Adam Wheater - Another batsman off the Essex production line
Also Supporting the All Time #1 Batsman of All Time Ever - Jacques Kallis and the much maligned Peter Siddle.
Vimes tells it how it is:
Oooh drop! Well, sort of. Don't think it's fair on Cook to call that a catch.
Geez this pitch is playing up nastily.
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Surely it's just a matter of time here
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RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
This pitch is doing nothing for the quicks. But for Swann... wow. If these two survive this it'll be a very impressive achievement.
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Storm poets are prioritized in this manner:Out of the countryDistance from host cityAccess to local slam on a regular basis
Quote from: inkera link=topic=6936. msg71277#msg71277 date=1314216887Storm poets are prioritized in this manner:Out of the countryDistance from host cityAccess to local slam on a regular basisAre all of these things given equal weight, or are they prioritized in this order? For instance, if there is a poet from Florida who lives in a city with a host venue, and a poet from the middle of nowhere Ohio, both trying to storm this year, would the Florida person be given priority since "distance from host city" is the criteria you listed first?
It would be really nice to get a straightforward answer on these things. Also, the registration periods discussed so far have not made sense in context with the current time frame before IWPS. Forty five days from August 31 is still past the end of IWPS. It appears to me that there is only one question people are really asking: What, in order, are the factors considered to determine which storm poets get priority?Can someone with definitive knowledge on the question please lay that out for us?
I'm assuming all of the main events at IWPS will be alcohol free. Not that I drink, but, just curious.
So basically, if you live in the states, lack of access to a normal slam is almost irrelevant.This rule encourages poets to sign up for storm, slam for their qualifier spot, and then withdraw their storm bid if they win. Because that's exactly what people have done / will do. That defeats the entire purpose of having storm slots in the first place.Inkera, can you please explain what is the spirit behind storm poet slots? Wasn't it restricted only to poets without access to a slam at NPS? Why has this been completely thrown out for another tournament?Also, if distance from the slam is the the only effective criteria, then what's the difference between that and random draw?
There are a number of committees running around I think that are hoping to find a way to build our community better, why not start a committee for the growth and design of the national events. The committee could use data from our previous events and feedback from the community to determine what changes in the current formats should be made to accommodate the growth. As well, it could help with the spreading of information to make sure everyone is on the same page about the national events.
Easiest proposal ever:Prioritize storm poets by 1) international representation, 2) former indie champions (which was the case before, but I've seen no mention of it here), 3) invited legacy poets (if WoWPS still does that, but I don't think they do?), 4) poets without legitimate access to their local qualifiers, 5) the general public, first come first served.#2 and #3 might have been dropped over the years, and #4 can be sub-categorized into minor priorities (distance from nearest slam, history of volunteering, etc.) and clarified. For example, legitimate access rule should include "did not compete in the final for an iWPS spot at any venue." In my mind, that's the most egregious, exploitable loophole in the system.
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MMORPGs to be released this 2014:
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2. Black Desert--release date says 2014
3. Blade & Soul--release date says 2014
4. Bless--release date says 2014
5. The Crew--release date says 2014
6. Ever Quest Next--release date says 2014
7. Game of Thrones: Seven Kingdoms--release date says 2014
8. Lineage Eternal--release date says 2014
9. Monster Hunter Online--release date says 2014
10. Phantasy Star Online 2--release date says 2014
11. World of Warships--release date says 2014
12. Eclipse War Online--release date says 2014
13. Kingdom under Fire--release date says April 2014
Other MMORPG games that is still under development but looks good:
1. Revelation
2. Wolfknights
3. Tree of Savior
Released MMORPGs that's awesome as well:
1. Final Fantasy IV ARR
2. Tera Online
3. Soul Worker
4. War of Genesis
5. Rusty Hearts
MOBA Games:
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2. Heroes of the Storm
My list is based from my own preferences.