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The most overlooked, almost forgotten position of need on the Browns in the pre-draft season is cornerback.
You haven't heard the Browns say a word about it, but it is very much on their minds.
In fact, I would be surprised if the Browns don't come away from Thursday's first round of the draft without filling that need.
Their problem is this: No cornerback is quite worthy of the Browns' first selection at No. 4 and the best ones to fit coach Mike Pettine's defensive scheme likely will be gone at No. 26.
In his first-ever draft in charge, rookie GM Ray Farmer adamantly insists he will not "reach" for a need – not for a quarterback, and certainly not for a cornerback. But he and Pettine have been conjuring contingent trade scenarios at both ends of the first round to position themselves for a cornerback capable of starting opposite Joe Haden from Day 1.
I believe if the Browns trade down from No. 4. or trade up from No. 26, the target will be a cornerback – not a quarterback. If they can't find a trade partner and are forced to stay at either spot, Farmer will fall back to highest-ranked player on his draft board.
This final mock draft does not take into account trades. That is why I do not include a cornerback in either of the Browns' first-round selections. But if a trade occurs, I expect it to result in a cornerback.
This final mock also extends to the Browns' pick in the second round, No. 35 overall. I picked a cornerback there solely based on need. It would be voided if one is selected earlier after a trade.
1. Houston: DE Jadeveon Clowney, South Carolina
Highest pick ever for a pass rusher off a three-sack season.
2. St. Louis: OT Jake Matthews, Texas A&M
Trade down is still possible.
3. Jacksonville: WR Sammy Watkins, Clemson
After much debate, they turn to the surest offensive playmaker.
4. Cleveland: LB Khalil Mack, Buffalo
He is Mike Pettine's personification of playing 'like a Brown.'
5. Oakland: OT Greg Robinson, Auburn
It's possible this player could draw trade action.
6. Atlanta: OT Taylor Lewan, Michigan
If no trade with Browns, Falcons would settle for third-best OT.
7. Tampa Bay: DT Aaron Donald, Pittsburgh
Coach Lovie Smith solidifies his defensive front.
8. Minnesota: LB Anthony Barr, UCLA
In the end, head coach Mike Zimmer turns to defense.
9. Buffalo: WR Mike Evans, Texas A&M
QB EJ Manuel can throw it up and let him get it.
10. Detroit: CB Darqueze Dennard, Michigan State
I can't leave now. The only pick I never changed in 12 mocks.
11. Tennessee: QB Blake Bortles, Central Florida
Didn't Ken Whisenhunt shepherd in Ben Roethlisberger as a rookie?
12. N.Y. Giants: OT Zack Martin, Notre Dame
Late, great former GM George Young is smiling down on this selection.
13. St. Louis: CB Justin Gilbert, Oklahoma State
Prime spot for Browns trade-up from No. 26 if they didn't trade earlier.
14. Chicago: FS Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Alabama
At very least, takes over immediately for Devin Hester as kick returner.
15. Pittsburgh: CB Kyle Fuller, Virginia Tech
Depth at wide receiver in this draft swings pick to cornerback.
16. Dallas: QB Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
Jerry Jones can't resist. Nor should he.
17. Baltimore: LB C.J. Mosley, Alabama
Trade down possible here because Ozzie Newsome sees a few players he'd take.
18. NY Jets: WR Odell Beckham, Louisiana State
Third-best wideout falls in place for them.
19. Miami: OT Cyrus Kouandjio, Alabama
Offensive line rebuild has been their offseason theme.
20. Arizona: TE Eric Ebron, North Carolina
Unexplained drop for athletic playmaker at tight end.
21. Green Bay: LB Ryan Shazier, Ohio State
Packers need speed upgrade on defense.
22. Philadelphia: WR Marqise Lee, Southern California
Chip Kelly is well aware of him from his Oregon encounters.
23. Kansas City: WR Brandin Cooks, Oregon State
Best available receiver.
24. Cincinnati: CB Bradley Roby, Ohio State
Bengals take a quarterback in the second round.
25. San Diego: CB Jason Verrett, Texas Christian
Chargers aren't put off by his lack of height.
26. Cleveland: QB Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville
If they can't or don't move up, Ray Farmer's top QB will back up Brian Hoyer.
27. New Orleans: QB Jimmy Garoppolo, Eastern Illinois
Saints coach beats Jaguars and Patriots to the punch.
28. Carolina: WR Kelvin Benjamin, Florida State
Cam Newton can play that high-wire passing game with this towering receiver.
29. New England: DT Stephon Tuitt, Notre Dame
As usual, Bill Belichick's pick will be hailed as brilliant.
30. San Francisco: DT Ra'Shede Hageman, Minnesota
Plenty of picks give 49ers room to take chances.
31. Denver: OG Xavier Su'a-filo, UCLA
Absolute priority to keep inside pressure off Peyton Manning.
32. Seattle: TE Jace Amaro, Texas Tech
Now that he's arrived, QB Russell Wilson always has to be supported.
Second Round
33. Houston: QB Tom Savage, Pittsburgh
Texans balk at parking another Carr in their garage.
34. Washington: OT Joel Bitonio, Nevada
Draft pick-deprived Redskins are desperate to trade Kirk Cousins.
35. Cleveland: CB Phillip Gaines, Rice
Only if a CB isn't taken with first two picks.
|Tony Grossi covers the Browns for ESPN 850 WKNR, ESPN 1540 KNR2 and www.espncleveland.com.
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Noah Preminger – Before The Rain – Palmetto
Published on April 13, 2011
Noah Preminger – Before The Rain – Palmetto OTL 140, 50:40 ****:
(Noah Preminger – tenor sax; Frank Kimbrough – piano; Matt Wilson – drums; John Hebert – bass)
In an era where more and more up and coming jazz players emerge with chops, a deep sense of the tradition, and yet no sense of where they themselves have to go, Before The Rain offers a glimpse of the genre's continued possibility. Tenor saxophonist Noah Preminger plays with a pared-down naturalism—allowing him to make music that is simultaneously accessible and complex. He is a rare example of an artist able to create work equally of interest to his peers and newcomers.
Others have noticed. Preminger's last album, Dry Bridge Road, received Village Voice's Best Jazz Debut Album in 2008. The Jazz Journalists Association nominated him for Best Up and Coming Jazz Artist of 2009.
On Before The Rain, Preminger leads his group with the confidence of a more veteran performer—the full sound of his horn anchoring each song and allowing the other players greater range of expression. The quartet plays with the immediacy of free jazz, yet the songs feel tightly arranged and spare, at times dropping down to a duet or trio punctuated with only a short phrase here and there from the other players. The album's production leaves plenty of room for each instrument to be heard fully and appreciated within its own context.
Preminger clearly conceived of the album as a whole. He avoids a recording that feels like a mere collection of melodies and solos presented with almost business like efficiency. Instead songs flow into the next with the length and the instrumentation of each piece changing to best suit the mood and keep the listener engaged.
The playing from the rhythm section is superb throughout, mostly because they are freed from holding down the groove and instead charged with playing melodically. The always-excellent Matt Wilson appears only as a flurry, making full use of the many colors present in the drum set and never stops moving, even when playing quiet and low. John Hebert mostly uses the bass as a means of commenting on, emphasizing the playing around him, or contributing his own melody. Kimbrough plays the piano with considerable restraint and blends so well that one could often mistake him as part of the playing of the instrument he supports or compliments.
Preminger opens with the Rodgers and Hart show tune "Where or When," first introducing just sax and piano, playing only a short solo and then ending with bowed bass and drums that lead into the next song. Preminger plays the ballad beautifully straight, his tenor breathy and smooth, fit for a traditionalist. With his solo he bursts forth with a several dissonant lines and gives a clear sense he's not interested in playing only inside or safely.
This contrast continues through the rest of the songs, following "Where or When" with one of two compositions from his pianist Frank Kimbrough, "Quickening," reminiscent of Ornette Coleman—who also has his tune "Toy Dance" featured. Preminger contributes several of his own compositions, all of which reflect his excellent sense of balance between the difficult and the satisfying.
Where or When
Before The Rain
Until The Real Thing Comes Along
Toy Dance
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My first introduction to a panoramic camera was a few years ago when Jeff Bridges was on CBS Sunday morning. He uses a 35mm Widelux. I have an old, inexpensive, Russian, HorizonT.
In Jeff's book, "Pictures", he has several photos with the same person twice, once smiling and once frowning. In his text he talks about being able to run around the photographer and be in the same picture twice. Now, I don't know about the widelux, but the HorizonT swings in a fraction of a second.
So, how does he do the photos in his book where on one frame a person sitting on a couch is shown twice? There is a vertical blur about half way.
I'm wondering if he swings the camera in the opposite way from the lens. He'd have to be using a tripod to keep the begining and end shots clear. The person doesn't move because there's a photo of Martin Landau, or two of him, and the backrground is the same behind each image.
I'm doing a presentation at my camera club on Jeff, http://www.cameraclubottawa.ca/. The evening will be photographers talking about what it would be like for a famous photographer to visit Ottawa and what photographs they would produce. I have lots of panoramics around Ottawa but I want to do one of his trick photos.
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First person shooter set in a fictional time not far from our own, pitting two teams against each other all around the world. AK features countless maps and game modes from single player to team survival mode, in PVE and PVP settings! Some highlights are: Mummy mode offers an intense survival experience where ancient Egyptian confronts a team of humans!
Age of Naga is a free to play 3D MMORPG with great graphics and amazing gameplay. Start your journey in Age of Naga to defeat evil, and restore peace to the world.
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FILE - This June 14, 2011, file photo shows Pfc. Naser Jason Abdo in Nashville, Tenn. Abdo, an AWOL soldier convicted of planning a �massive attack� on a restaurant full of Fort Hood soldiers as part of his religious mission is expected to be sentenced Thursday, Aug. 9, 2012 in Texas federal court. (AP Photo, File)
An AWOL soldier convicted of planning to blow up a restaurant full of Fort Hood troops has been sentenced to life in prison by a federal judge in Texas.
Army Pfc. Naser Jason Abdo received the punishment Friday in Waco.
Abdo told authorities he planned to make bombs as part of a "massive attack" against Fort Hood soldiers last year. He was convicted in May on six federal charges, including attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction.
The 22-year-old represented himself at the sentencing.
Abdo was AWOL from Fort Campbell, Ky., when he was arrested with bomb-making materials last summer at a Fort Hood-area motel.


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Exclusive: Eyewitness video of tonight's attack on the Pope
This video shows that the woman was tackled by security before she reached the pope, but not before she was able to grab onto his vestments to break her fall. We can see how violently he was pulled down. We should be thankful for the fact that it does not appear at this point that the pope was injured.
The attack begins at the 0:48 mark:
More on this story as it develops....
update - AmP reader Courtney was near the pope when this episode took place and reports:
"[The pope] was down for about 30 seconds total, and he appeared to be just fine when he got up. A guy yelled "Viva il Papa!" and everybody started cheering and clapping, and the Holy Father continued up to the altar and proceeded with Mass. Some of the people near us seemed a little shaken, but the Pope sure didn't. I understand that the woman was arrested (per the AP camera guy) ... The long and short of it is that we should all be praying for the Holy Father, every day."Amen - let's say a prayer today for the pope's continuing safety.
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Chiefs and Redmen making for a good series
SIX NATIONS – The Six Nations Chiefs took Game #1 by a narrow 9-8 win in their best-of-seven Major Series Lacrosse semi-finals against the first place finishers, the Brooklin Redmen.
Cody Jamieson and Colin Doyle were the one-two punch to open the series while Brandon Miller kept the door closed on the Redmen throughout the first period.
Shane Jackson made good on a Brooklin powerplay at 4:59 of the second period. But the Chiefs reeled off three more, two from Jamieson for an early game hat-trick, and one from Dan Coats. Mike Triolo scored Brooklin's second goal at 12:27, which Kasey Beirnes answered at 16:53. Curtis Knight closed the second period for the Redmen to make it 6-3 in favour of the Chiefs with 20 minutes remaining in the game.
But the Redmen were not about to quit, and they came back with a strong third period effort. Jeff Shattler made it 7-3 at 5:17 but the Redmen laced together the next three from Steve Priolo, Kyle Aquin, and Shayne Jackson to draw within one of the Chiefs at 13:28.
Doyle turned the tide for Six Nations at 13:56 and Stephen Keogh added a short-hander at 14:54.
With 5 minutes left and three goals in the bag, the Chiefs seemed to relax a bit too early as the Redmen poured it on scoring at 15:38, by Aquin, and again at 18:53, with Gavin Prout's goal to come within one of the leaders again. Miller and the Chiefs defense withstood the pressure for the last minute to preserve the win and take the momentum into Tuesday night's Game #2.
Game #3 will be in Brooklin, Thursday night, Aug. 7th and Game #4 is back at the ILA Saturday, Aug 9th at 7 pm. Game #5 is in Brooklin Monday, Aug. 11th. Game #6 is next Tuesday at the ILA at 8 pm, with Game #7 if necessary, in Brooklin Aug. 14th.
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Scott Bloomquist became the first driver to win the Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals for a second time last night at the Knoxville Raceway. Bloomquist took the lead on lap 65 of the 100 lap finale to get the win. NASCAR Driver Tony Stewart drove to a seventh place finish after starting 28th in the A-Main and fellow NASCAR Driver Ryan Newman finished 22nd. The Late Model Nationals were run last night due to Saturday's events being rained out.
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My Daily Pursuit – Fifth Excerpt
Coming soon to The Bible Study App - My Daily Pursuit – A Daily Devotion based on the writings of A.W. Tozer.
Thanks to the careful curation of James L. Snyder, a pastor in Tozer's church denomination who has exclusive access to a treasure trove of unpublished Tozer content, we have Tozer's teachings on a vast number of topics. And now, for the first time, there is a new daily devotional featuring never-before-published content. The famed evangelist Leonard Ravenhill, who knew Tozer personally, said, "To enter into Dr. Tozer's presence was an awe-inspiring event." Now, with My Daily Pursuit, readers will be able to do even more as they enter into the presence of Jesus every day through this awe-inspiring book.
To celebrate this upcoming release we will be highlighting a few sneak peeks into this new work. You can read the first excerpt here, the second here, the third here, and the fourth here.
Here is the fifth excerpt:
January 31
So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God. Romans 10:17
Heretics do not necessarily want to teach that there is no Trinity, or that God did not create the universe, and that there is no judgment. The very word "heretic" means one who picks and chooses.
The Samaritans were heretical in that they chose certain parts of the Bible. They had a Pentateuch and accepted it, but they rejected David, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel, 1 and 2 Kings and the Song of Solomon. They rejected all of Scripture except the Pentateuch.
The Samaritans went one step further: they translated the Pentateuch.
You can translate anything to prove what you are out to prove. All you have to do is say you know Greek or Hebrew, and after that, you are on your own. The Samaritans translated the old Pentateuch in a manner that proved Samaria was a place of worship. Because of that, they were very hostile to the Jews who claimed that Jerusalem was the place to worship.
The Samaritans accepted the Bible, but they just accepted as much of it is they wanted. When you pick and choose, you can believe just about anything.
Remember, it takes all of the Bible to make it the Word of God.
Oh, send Thy Spirit, Lord,
Now unto me,
That He may touch my eyes,
And make me see;
Show me the truth concealed
Within Thy Word,
And in Thy Book revealed,
I see Thee, Lord.
—Alexander Groves (1842–1909)
O Holy Spirit, open my eyes today that I may see that which You have for me. Blind me to those ways that lead me away from Thee. In Jesus' name. Amen.
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Hotel and Travel Information
SLAS2013 will be held at the Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center near Orlando, FL, USA. The Gaylord Palms address is 6000 W Osceola Parkway, Kissimmee, FL 34746.
The closest airport to the Gaylord Palms Resort is the Orlando International Airport (MCO), located approximately 20 minutes by car.
Hotel Information
Individual Hotel Reservations
The Gaylord Palms Resort is the only official hotel of SLAS2013. Get additional information about the hotel and convention center, and read about the many benefits you'll enjoy by choosing to stay, win and save at the Gaylord Palms.
At this time, the Gaylord is reporting some sold out nights (1/13, 1/14 and 1/15 at the time of writing) however please check often with the hotel as room availability changes frequently. The Gaylord Palms will still honor the SLAS2013 group rate based on hotel availability. You must contact the Gaylord directly as outlined below to check availability and to book your accommodations.
When booking your accommodations, please remember to use the following links to ensure you receive the conference rate when booking Online:
Gaylord Palms Resort
6000 W Osceola Parkway,
Kissimmee, FL 34746
+1-407-586-2000 (Be sure to reference 'SLAS2013' when booking.)
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- Room Rate: $235 Single/Double Occupancy (does not include state tax, local tax, county fee or resort fee)
- Resort Fee: $15 (mandatory)
- Wireless internet access in guest rooms, atriums, and poolside
- Daily newspaper
- Dasani bottled water (2 replenished daily)
- Access to the resort's state-of-the-art Fitness Center
- High-speed internet access in each guestroom
- Local phone calls up to 20 minutes ($.10/minute thereafter)
- Toll-free and credit card calls up to 20 minutes($.10/minute thereafter)
- Scheduled transportation to Walt Disney World theme parks
- Cancellation Policy: 72 hours
- No-shows will be charged one (1) night room and tax
- Credit card # is required at the time of booking
- Deposit of one (1) night's room/tax will be charged at booking. Deposit will be refunded if cancellation occurs within 72 hours of check-in.
- Parking Fee: $15 self-parking, $22 valet per night
Additional Hotel Options
If you are unable to find availability at the Gaylord Palms Resort, for your convenience below is listing of additional properties located near the convention center that may have limited availability over the conference dates. Please note that shuttle service will not be provided from these properties to the Gaylord Palms Convention Center.
Caribe Royale
8101 World Center Drive,Orlando FL 32821
(800) 823-8300
Holiday Inn Maingate East
5711 U.S. 192, Kissimmee, FL 34746
(407) 396-4222
Radisson Resort Orlando-Celebration
2900 Parkway Boulevard, Kissimmee, FL 34747
(407) 396-7000
Royale Parc Suites
5876 West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Kissimmee, FL 34746
(407) 396-8040
Embassy Suites Orlando Lake Buena Vista South
4955 Kyngs Heath Road, Kissimmee, FL 34746
(407) 597-4000
Earn and Redeem Marriott Points When You Stay at the Gaylord Palms
As a result of Marriott International's recent acquisition of management of Gaylord properties, attendees of SLAS2013 who stay at the Gaylord Palms can earn and redeem Marriott Rewards Points and Miles during their conference stay. Be sure to enter your Marriott Rewards number when you make your room reservation. If you have already made your reservation at the Gaylord, simply provide your Marriott Rewards number at check-in. For more information, visit the Gaylord Palms Web site or contact the hotel by phone at 1-407-586-0000.
Airfare Information
The official airfare travel agent for SLAS2013 is National Travel. Please book your airfare to attend SLAS2013 by contacting National Travel directly:
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US Toll Free: +1-800-557-0842
International: +1-304-357-0808
Official Airline
American Airlines is the official carrier of SLAS2013. Receive a 5% discount off the lowest applicable published fare on AA flights. National Travel will automatically apply the discount to flights booked through their agency./p>
If you use your own travel agency, please reference American Airlines Authorization Number 5313BJ when booking to receive the discount.
Rental Car Information
National Travel is also standing by to assist you in adding a rental car to your existing reservation or in booking a rental car as a stand-alone reservation. Please contact National Travel directly:
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Airport Transportation Information
The Gaylord Palms is approximately twenty (20) minutes from the Orlando International Airport (MCO). The following options are available in addition to rental cars. Approximate costs indicated below are estimated to/from the Gaylord Palms Resort from MCO:
Taxi: Approximately $50 per ride.
Mears Transportation (Shared Shuttle): $34 Round Trip/Shared Service*
*SLAS is pleased to partner with Mears Transportation to provide a discount on round trip shared airport shuttle reservations. Guests staying at the official SLAS2013 hotel The Gaylord Palms Resort are eligible to receive $4 off round shared shuttle service from MCO to the Gaylord Palms.
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I don't think there needs to be a trainer for this. Mainly because the sniper challenge is also a contest. I think the person with the highest score wins the grand prize.
Yup. You get a shiny trophy and everything. And you're also granted the dubious title of being the most elite assassin in all of the UK or something to that effect when they hand you the award.
That is not going to bite whoever gets it in the ass when they get their next background check for a job, nope.
They will also have their likeness captured for a future Hitman release. I just don't think it would be fair to use a trainer for what is basically a contest.
I can't stop someone from making a trainer and using it but I won't download it because I view it as cheating in multiplayer.
Its not so much a trainer just a helping hand for those of you like me who quite simply put cannot be bothered
If your like me & got bored trying to get all the unlocks ready for absolution (50,000,000 points required)... then just use a simple tool/memory editor like art money & find your overall points/score in the unlocks screen, use the tool to search for that value then just alter that (if you have more than 1 result when using the tool to search play the mission then check which value has changed to the new figure), play it again & then it will unlock everything if you put it to 50,000,000, which will obv increase to 50,xxx,xxx depending on how well you play it after altering it, unlocking everything.
Its not so much a trainer just a helping hand for those of you like me who quite simply put cannot be bothered
The trainer that is out on the Sniper Challenge will do it for you. Much Easier.


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Foreign-born father speaks up
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In 1964 and 1969, my American-born wife gave birth to our sons. At the time I was a legal resident from Holland but had not yet obtained U.S. citizenship. I obtained birth certificates and also passports so our children could travel abroad with us.
I was informed then at Immigration that I may have two future senators, but the boys would not ever be able to become president because they had a "foreign born" father. It was stated in a friendly manner because it was noted how they would automatically be American citizens, and in response we were made aware of the exclusion caveat.
There was never any doubt that these American sons of mine would not be eligible for the U.S. presidency, and this was furthermore widely known among people I knew.
Ergo: This principle of defining the character of being a "natural born" citizen is common knowledge.
It appears that my civil rights are violated when the states allows an ineligible poseur to be placed on the presidential ballot, thus denying me the ability and constitutional right to vote for a legitimate "natural born" American candidate of my choice who has been crowded off the list by an ineligible poseur with a documented foreign father.
Not only is Obama an ineligible poseur, his illegal presidency constitutes a violation of voting rights of all American citizens. One of our voting rights is that authorities guarantee and certify that the persons on the ballot for U.S. president are "natural born" citizens.
I thank WND for consistent reporting on this extremely important provision in our U.S. Constitution.
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NORTH KINGSTOWN – When visitors pour into the Quonset Air Museum this weekend they will see everything from a small balsa wood model of the Wright Brothers' plane in a showcase to the giant TBM-3 Avenger – the same type of aircraft George H.W. Bush bailed out of as it crashed into the sea during World War II.
Although it's open year round, this tribute to the history and genius of aircraft design receives its biggest audience – upwards of 1,000 – during the Quonset Air Show. This year's event, celebrating the centennial of Naval aviation, starts at 10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday.
While the air show will feature such exciting elements as performances by the U.S. Navy Blue Angels precision flying squad, the Red Bull Aerobatic Helicopter, the Black Daggers Jump Team, several stunt pilots and demonstrations of several military aircraft, the Quonset Air Museum is a treasure trove of unexpected delights.
There are the actual F-14 Tomcat famously "piloted" in the movie "Top Gun" and the Grumman A-16 Intruder, both still owned by the Navy and flown into Quonset for display. The museum has a total of 18 aircraft, a Nike-Hercules missile used for air defense during the Cold War, a Chinese Silkworm missile, an Australian self-propelled gun resembling a tank, a radar display and a variety of engines, parts and exhibits.
Tour guide Mike Pignataro, a veteran of Navy submarine service and an Army helicopter pilot with the 1st Cavalry in the Vietnam War, is vice president of the museum and a member of its board. His personal history is emblematic of how wartime skills translate to peacetime and – sometimes eerily – back to enemy attack.
"I moved here five years ago," he says. "I had flown for the New York Port Authority and was there for 9-11. My job was to fly over with body bags and airpacks. There were no bodies. When I left, on April 30, 2004, I was still flying 12 hours days, six days a week. I flew in the Secret Service, FBI."
The next day Pignataro started as a captain for Prudential Insurance. As he takes visitors around the museum hangar and outdoor space, he offers keen insight into the kinds of assignments the various aircraft carried out.
The TBM-3 Avenger, he explains, was a torpedo bomber, "one of the biggest to fly off a carrier"; the Sea King anti-submarine helicopter is "the Navy version of the President's helicopter"; the Curtis Wright XF15C-1 plane is "one of a kind. Only three were made."
Veterans who nostalgically recall the heyday of the Quonset Naval Air Station can inspect the Grumman C1-A Trader. When the base was closing, Pignataro says, "It was the last aircraft to take off from Quonset, flown by the [air station] commander."
Visitors, who get in free during the air show, will especially want to see the Sikorsky Black Hawk chopper, the same model – outfitted with cutting edge intelligence-gathering and maneuverability equipment – used by the Navy SEALS when they landed inside Osama bin Laden's compound.
One of the charms of the museum is the fact that teams of volunteers have made restoring the planes, most obtained from military surplus, a labor of love.
The self-propelled field gun, for instance, was done by a husband and wife team. A father-son duo, Rick and Nick LaPierre, of Tiverton, refurbished a Douglas A-4 and a MIG 17; now they've started work on a McDonnell F-4 Phantom. The Sea King helicopter was painted by a 20-year-old and his girlfriend.
Pignataro says the museum's fortunes have been turned around thanks to the leadership of its president Dave Payne, a businessman, who has "brought it from deep red [financially] to the black. He has done a phenomenal job."
Supported by memberships, admission fees and a few small grants, the museum has put on a new $100,000 roof and a back room has been outfitted as a "ready room" on a World War II B-17. "We have a lot of birthday parties there," says Pignataro. "The kids love it."
Among the most mysterious of the museum's artifacts are the remnants of a downed Hellcat, part of a Night Air Combat Training Unit that had flown out of Charlestown on April 3, 1945. The engine seized above Nantucket Sound, never making it to a small Navy auxiliary landing field. The aircraft sank in one minute; the pilot was spotted several times but never rescued.
The plane's wreckage, rusted and covered with seaweed and other debris, was recovered by the Quonset Air Museum in the spring of 1994. It is on display at the back of the hangar where volunteers have been working to rebuild and restore it.
Pignataro says museum stalwarts have been preparing the aircraft for the weekend's big surge. "A tractor pulls them out and we wash and dust them. They all weigh 12,000 pounds-plus; the F-14 is 35,000 pounds empty."
Visitors will be able to sit in the cockpits and pose for photographs with the museum's aircraft. There is no admission charge during the air show; normally the fee is $7 for adults, $6 for seniors and $3 for children 12 and under.
The Quonset Air Museum is open 10-3 seven days a week and on weekends only from October to March.
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McDonald's is building an Olympic-sized restaurant in London.
The world's largest Mickey D's is being built for the London Olympics, according to the Daily Mail.
It will only be open during this year's summer games, which start in July.
The restaurant will be about half the length of a football field, will have two-thousand employees, and can seat 15-hundred people.
McDonald's has been a top sponsor at the Olympics for years.
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Construction costs double for new public works facility in Ross Township
The construction cost for a new public works facility for Ross Township has grown from a $4 million project to one that is expected to exceed $8 million.
Project architect David McLean of McLean Architects LLC presented plans, a timeline and a revised budget at the Aug. 18 Ross commissioners meeting for a new public works facility on Cemetery Lane.
Plans include a building that could house 35 township vehicles, a second building to provide 10,000 additional square feet of storage that would be split between the public-works department and the Ross Township Police Department, a new canopy for the fueling station and a new salt-storage facility.
At past meetings, public-works director Michael Funk described the current building, which is 50 years old and has major structural issues, as "not functional."
McLean said the current salt storage building, like the public-works building, is "beyond its usable life" and only holds 2,500 tons of salt, which leads to "constant replenishing" for the township, which uses about 12,000 tons of salt each winter.
The new salt-storage building would hold 6,000 tons of salt.
Township manager Doug Sample said early estimates for the project budget were between $3.5 million and $4 million.
However, during architect interviews in March, McLean said that the budget would be the most challenging part of this project.
McLean now estimates the facility will cost about $8.5 million. Commissioner David Mikec said township officials are exploring borrowing options.
Sample said a bond firm would be needed to determine how much the debt would cost the township. He said he did not anticipate that a millage increase would be necessary.
"I am very concerned about the price," Commissioner Jeremy Shaffer said.
"I am committed to looking at some creative alternatives that would meet the needs of the township and not add a burden to taxpayers."
Though township officials considered a partial demolition and rehabilitation of the current building, McLean said it would not be cost-efficient.
Commissioners are expected to vote on the final plans in November. If approved, construction would begin in March, and McLean estimates the building would be complete by spring 2016.
McLean Architects LLC is based on Pittsburgh's South Side.
Commissioners were expected to further discuss this project at a meeting scheduled for Aug. 25, after this edition's deadline.
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No hairstyle is complete without the perfect color - a philosophy Nice Shoes kept in mind when it handled color grading on a recent Supercuts campaign.
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No hairstyle is complete without the perfect color - a philosophy Nice Shoes kept in mind when it handled color grading on a recent Supercuts campaign. Nice Shoes colorist Lez Rudge collaborated with director Barney Miller of Hooligan New York to invigorate the star-laced campaign.
The Rock the Cut campaign features documentary-esque :60s profiling emerging performers such as Vintage Trouble and DJ Loi, following them from the pulsating stage to the chair of a Supercuts stylist. As the scenes shift from the strobe-infested low-light grind of the nightclub to the bright atmosphere of a Supercuts salon, Nice Shoes adapts the mood with a perfect color scheme.
Miller, who shot the footage mostly on an Alexa camera for its film-like look, challenged Nice Shoes to come up with a funky, contemporary look that would be gutsy and beautiful without wandering into the realm of the predictable. "The band performance scenarios were meant to be driving and energetic, and we enhanced each artist's scene in kind," stated Rudge. "The interview scenes, however, were deliberately made softer looking in contrast and color to create a juxtaposition of the separate worlds."
Rudge and Miller have worked together for years. "Barney and I have always had a great amount of mutual respect for each other," noted Rudge. "Working with him is every creative's dream. He is energetic, full of life, and always very open to new ideas."
"Lez can do pretty much anything, whether you're trying to get a live, contrasty look, like we did with the concert footage, or when we needed a softer touch, like in the back-lit salon scenes - all while giving the campaign a consistent look," said Miller. "The spot featuring DJ Loi had both Alexa and 5D footage along with a couple of quick shots I took with my iPhone with a lens attachment. Lez was able to make it all work together seamlessly. My DP couldn't tell the difference. His range, taste and technical expertise are unparalleled."


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Harpursville's girls will try for a second Section 4 Class C basketball title in three years when they take on Unatego 1 p.m. Saturday at the Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena.
The sixth-seeded Hornets are fresh off an 18-point semifinal win over second-seeded defending champion Elmira Notre Dame, with aid of 20 points from senior guard Savannah Murray.
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Indonesia tries its hand at universal health care
People walk into the Sulianti Saroso government hospital in Jakarta.
As the Obama administration continues its erratic roll out of health care reform, halfway around the world in Indonesia, authorities are getting ready to introduce the world's biggest universal health care program. It will cover all 240 million citizens and go into effect in 2014.
It will take five years to roll out completely but eventually the idea is that everyone will be able to get health care that is free at the point of use. It's an ambitious plan for a middle income country.
But as the BBC's Claire Bolderson found on the Island of Sulewesi -- one of the biggest in the Indonesian archipelago -- the country's health care system is already under strain.


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EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- Here's how the lineups are projected to look when the New Jersey Devils face the Los Angeles Kings tonight at the Staples Center:
Petr Sykora - Patrik Elias - Dainius Zubrus
Ilya Kovalchuk - Zach Parise - Nick Palmieri
Mattias Tedenby - Adam Henrique - David Clarkson
Rod Pelley - Brad Mills - Cam Janssen
Andy Greene - Mark Fayne
Henrik Tallinder - Adam Larsson
Bryce Salvador - Anton Volchenkov
Johan Hedberg will get the start in goal with Keith Kinkaid serving as the backup.
Parise will move from wing to center for the first time since his rookie season in the NHL because the Devils are without Travis Zajac and Jacob Josefson.
Parise played center when he was younger, "but college is a little different than the NHL," he said.
"It will be pretty different. I'm going to have to re-learn the position. Hopefully, D-zone coverage will be pretty simplified for me. Hopefully I won't be too lost."
New Jersey coach Peter DeBoer hasn't seen Parise with Ilya Kovalchuk but he likes the potential.
"On the face of it I see arguably two of the top 10 forwards in the world," DeBoer said. "You never know how chemistry is going to work, but I like the fact that both guys are world class players and we'll hope it works."
Sykora isn't feeling well and if he can't play, defenseman Mark Fraser will play at forward, DeBoer said.
Meanwhile, goalie Martin Brodeur came on the ice at the end of New Jersey's morning skate Tuesday and took shots, but DeBoer said he probably won't play on this road trip.
The team brought Brodeur on the trip to get him some work after he suffered a right shoulder injury diving when he made blocker save on Alec Martinez during an Oct. 13 game against the Kings.
Simon Gagne - Anze Kopitar - Justin Williams
Dustin Penner - Mike Richards - Dustin Brown
Brad Richardson - Jarret Stoll - Ethan Moreau
Kyle Clifford - Trevor Lewis - Kevin Westgarth
Jack Johnson - Rob Scuderi
Willie Mitchell - Slava Voynov
Alec Martinez - Matt Greene
Jonathan Bernier will get the start in goal with Jonathan Quick, he of the three consecutive shutouts, serving as backup.
It appears that defenseman Drew Doughty probably won't return until the latter half of the week.
Doughty wore a no-contact yellow jersey in practice Monday and coach Terry Murray indicated he'll probably have no contact for "another few days."
Doughty injured his right shoulder when he was hit by Philadelphia's Zac Rinaldo last Saturday. The team initially said he would be out 7-10 days.
"It's kind of out of my hands," Doughty said. "I know how I feel. But the trainers know what they're talking about, too, and they've seen these injuries so many times, so obviously I've got to listen to them."
There is no pressing need for Doughty to return. Voynov, a rookie, has taken his place.
"I definitely need to get some practice in with some contact before I play, so that's why I'm kind of assuming I won't play tomorrow," Doughty said.


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The second boat to sign-up for the Barcelona World Race 2014-15 made the formal announcement to confirm their entry at a press conference at Düsseldorf's Boot 2013 sailing and watersports show. German sailor Jörg Riechers and Nikolaus Gelpke, Director of the Mare-Verlag publishing house sponsoring the team, unveiled their project to leading journalists attending Europe's most important sailing show.
Mare Racing Team skipper, Jörg Riechers officially registers for the Barcelona World Race 2014-2015
'I developed this project with one of the most competitive boats of the current fleet and Sébastien Audigane is an ideal companion by their experience in offshore sailing and the IMOCA Class.' Jörg Riechers, one of Germany's most seasoned ocean sailors also has extensive experience in the Mini and 40 classes. Riechers, who took victory in last year's Solidaire du Chocolat alongside Marc Lepesqueux, will have Frenchman Sébastien Audigane as co-skipper for the round the world race. Audigane took part in the last Barcelona World Race with Kito de Pavant on Groupe Bel and is an expert ocean sailor. The double-handed crew will be sailing the current Maître CoQ, one of the most competitive IMOCA Open 60s around.
Nikolaus Gelpke, Director of the Mare-Verlag publishing house, said: 'This is our third and most important project of the Mare Racing Team. We have great enthusiasm in this offshore sailing team that will compete at the forefront. Jörg has a great resume in the Mini Class and Class 40 and we will give him the proper continuity in the IMOCA class'.
Andor Serra, Managing Director of the FNOB, underlined the importance of having the Mare Racing Team on board for the Barcelona World Race: 'It is very important and very positive indeed that a skipper of the calibre of Jörg Riechers and a sponsor such as Mare-Verlag, who are so deeply involved in the development of ocean sailing in Germany, have chosen the Barcelona World Race and have chosen to share the regatta's objectives, to adapt to the current economic climate. This is confirmation of our mission to work towards the expansion of values within this sport and to forge links with fields such as innovation and scientific research, as well as our commitment to the environment. These are the bases on which the third edition of this regatta is being built'.
The aim of the team now is to begin preparing the new boat as soon as possible. Meanwhile, Jörg Riechers will be taking part in numerous 40 Class and Mini Class races during 2013 and will be taking on the Route du Rhum in the 40 Class in 2014.
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When the inspiration struck me to write about the lessons my children have taught me, it was the middle of the night. I scrambled around for a piece of paper and at least a dozen ideas, one sentence each, came tumbling out. It seems at this point in my life, particularly since I met Rom [...]
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I've been thinking about being an Oak Tree. Because lately it seems like I've been some sort of squat, prickly bush. The move went so exceptionally well, though I fear that through the distraction and stress of buying a house, moving a house, and selling a house, I've slipped into reactive-land and am acting ever [...]
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We rushed around and arrived early. Mica wailed as I stopped the car, "I don't want to go to this doctor! There is nothing to do here!!" He was right. Orlando was seeing a podiatrist for the second time, and his office was not a child's paradise. Last time, I found myself flipping through Good [...]
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We called it lovin'. We'd seek each other out at the cafeteria, gathering at a table, and we'd ask each other, "Did you get any lovin' today?" Kate might have said, "I haven't been yet," and we would all gasp. Haven't been?! To the post office. It was the first stop of the day for [...]
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The weekend before last Mica cried, on and off, for at least four hours. We were coming home from spending Fourth of July weekend at my parents' house, which is a two-hour drive north of us. We had had a lovely time with my parents and my brother and his family (though we missed having [...]
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Ken Rimple wrote:What is your JPA configuration? Have you properly set up your transaction manager?
I would turn up the logging in javax.persistence, in org.springframework.orm and see what it tells you. Bottom line if the transaction manager isn't configured right it will not flush and therefore will not cause a push of the data.
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text: Tito Latini wrote on Mon, Jul 01, 2013 at 12:41:10PM +0200: > Hi, > > I'm writing a music/dsp programming environment in Common Lisp called > Incudine (http://incudine.sourceforge.net). Currently it works only > with SBCL and the performance is really good. Thank you for the magic! > > Incudine uses different memory pools and the format for the sample is > DOUBLE-FLOAT by default, unboxed type on the C heap (an example of the > expansion of DEFSYNTH is here: http://incudine.sf.net/tutorial_04.html). > Therefore there is not garbage during the synthesis in realtime of a > well definited synth. However there is an inevitable noise if a synth > is compiled while something is playing in realtime. What kind of noise? Do you mean pauses? What kind of compilation, anyway? Martin > I'm thinking about the possibility to use two instances of SBCL, one > dedicated to the compilation: > > - SBCL-A sends to SBCL-B all the stuff to compile > (with a possible cons-pool) > The priority of SBCL-B is lower than SBCL-A. > > - SBCL-A loads the fasl (without to use the disk if possible) > compiled by SBCL-B (is it considerable for gc?). The latency > for non-synthdef things is probably not big. > > - All the standard-output is redirected to SBCL-B > > Besides, two instances of SBCL require a thorough distribution of the > resources. To complicate the code is not my preferred sport but the > end justifies the means. However, the possibility to stop-the-world is > lower but yet possible. > > The alternative is to use another implementation of CL when the > performance is not so important. To use more cores for the synthesis > could help in this direction. > > I would like to know your advice about this problem. > > Tito Latini > > PS: about 1.1.9, tested 1656e54 without problems on x86_64 > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > This SF.net email is sponsored by Windows: > > Build for Windows Store. > > http://p.sf.net/sfu/windows-dev2dev > _______________________________________________ > Sbcl-devel mailing list > Sbcl-devel@... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sbcl-devel -- %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Martin Cracauer <cracauer@...> http://www.cons.org/cracauer/


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U11-U19 Uniform: New Uniforms for 2015-2016!
We will be purchasing new uniforms this season (U11, U13 – U18 teams). U12 teams are grandfathered in but will still purchase the training gear packages.
All players will order the Uniform Bundle (home jersey, shorts, home socks x 2, training shorts, training socks, training jersey x 2).
Optional items include backpack and warm-up.
Wilson Toyota of Ames has very generously agreed to a multi-year sponsorship of uniforms that allows the club to pass these benefits on to you in the form of a $25 discount off the uniform packages. This will be automatically deducted at check-out.
The uniform order deadline is June 23rd!
A few caveats:
- These uniforms will be used by the club for Fall 2015-Spring 2018.
- Teams and players moving from U11 to U12 for Fall 2015 will keep the old uniforms for one more year and then move into the new uniform for Fall 2016 as U13 players.
- U18 players who will only get one year's use out of the new uniforms will be offered a 50% buy-back on the jerseys and shorts in good condition at the end of the season.
U5 - U10 Uniform
The ASC uniform for this age is a custom made reversible navy/yellow jersey that is sold through JAX Outdoor Gear in Ames. The jersey is available for $25 and will generally last for as long as you child can fit in it. Many players get 2 years out their jersey and have handed it down to a sibling. You can get whatever number you like. JAX also offers a matching pair of sox and shorts for an additional $14.
Players do NOT need to wear their uniform to practice, but certainly are welcome to! Players MUST wear shin guards to all practices and games. Players should bring a water bottle AND AN INFLATED BALL to all games and practices, as well. (U5-U8 use a size 3 ball; U9-U10 use a size 4 ball.)
A word about earrings and other jewelry. For safety reasons, no jewelry of any sort is allowed during soccer games. This includes earrings. Players should also not wear watches, bracelets, or anything else that a player can hook a finger into.
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Before each season, we arrange a cleat exchange at JAX, where you can bring your used cleats and trade them for some bigger ones. Leave a pair of cleats for the exchange and get a discount on new ones at JAX. Don't have an old pair? See what we have in the exchange and consider making a $10 donation to the financial aid pool if you find something.
Used Uniforms
Duck Worth Wearing is our new spot for used uniform exchange (all ages). There is no official arrangement, but we encourage all club members looking for a used market to go there.


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An Ashland woman is indicted on second-degree manslaughter in connection with a traffic crash that killed another Ashland woman.
A Boyd County Grand Jury indicted Jami Simms, 28, on Monday.
The fatal accident happened on August 21 along Midland Trail in Summit.
Lisa Walker, 28, was killed.
Commonwealth Attorney David justice says Simms was traveling south in a Jeep Cherokee when she crossed the center line and hit Walker's car head-on.
Walker's husband was in the car and was slightly injured.
Justice says investigators found three different drugs in Simms' system.
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Virtuoso violinist Tim Fain will present his multimedia presentation Friday at Carmel's Sunset Center as part of Chamber Music Monterey Bay's season. Fain refers to the program as "a musical exploration of the human longing for connection in the digital age." The program promises to appeal to a wide range of music and film lovers. Philip Glass' Partita for Solo Violin is combined with projected imagery and short films. Visit chambermusicmontereybay.org for a complete program, including the filmmakers and composers featured.
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With as little fanfare as possible, the American military has exited Iraq after nine years of unrelenting war. There was no banner heralding "Mission Accomplished."
Perhaps a banner reading "Mission Impossible" would have been appropriate, or one that read "Mission to be Continued," since more that 15,000 American military and civilian personnel will remain in Iraq to staff and protect the Green Zone embassy, the largest American foreign embassy in the world.
Meanwhile, several reliable analysts have calculated the human costs of the war: More than 4,480 American troops killed; approximately 32,200 suffered debilitating injuries; civilian Iraqi deaths conservatively estimated at more than 100,000; and at least one million Iraqi citizens permanently displaced from homes and country.
None of these statistics, of course, measure the incalculable grief and loss suffered by combatants and their loved ones on both sides of the trenches.
As for the financial costs of the war, the numbers are equally staggering.
America has spent $824 billion in Iraq, large amounts of it stolen, and the massive expenditure will continue into the unforeseeable future. The estimated cost for ongoing medical treatment for our troops and for replacement of military hardware is $4 trillion.
These facts about the costs of our war are for Iraq alone and do not include the costs of our ongoing venture in Afghanistan, where we have already spent more than $4 billion
As many wise men have observed, war is the consummate sign of the failure of our humanity. It seems that we have yet to learn that hard lesson, preferring instead to wield our swords (read: drones and missiles) rather than turn them into ploughshares.
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November 29, 2015
A tip leads police to a Somerset home where they found marijuana.
Sheriff's deputies arrested 20-year-old Justin A. Branham of Somerset.
Detectives found 58 marijuana plants growing in pots on the back deck of his home.
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Use of Gameworks tools said to put AMD at a disadvantage, Nvidia refutes claim
With the release of Watch Dogs on PC this week, a number of complaints have arisen over the state of the game when played on AMD hardware. In a pair of articles from Jason Evangelho of Forbes, AMD brings to light some of the underlining problems caused by companies like Ubisoft using Nvidia's Gameworks tools during development. Nvidia dismissed the claims, trying to poke holes in AMD's statements of blocking them out of driver optimization.
AMD's Robert Hallock said that Nvidia's program puts users of other hardware at a distinct disadvantage because of how it ends up crippling AMD hardware. Hallock claimed that developers using Gameworks are left unable to take suggestions from the company, leaving game level optimization lost for a large number of consumers. This sort of blockade works against AMD's open-source development stance.
"The code obfuscation makes it difficult to perform our own after-the-fact driver optimizations, as the characteristics of the game are hidden behind many layers of circuitous and non-obvious routines," said Hallock. "This change coincides with Nvidia's decision to remove all public Direct3D code samples from their site in favor of a 'contact us for licensing' page. AMD does not engage in, support or condone such activities."
Often AMD is left with little time with the games, in this case Watch Dogs, before they are released. Even though some fixes can be done post-release, AMD is unable to contribute to the optimization of code ahead of time. The problem has the potential of spreading further with Unreal Engine 4 having direct integration of Gameworks.
To get the other side of the story Evangelho followed up with Nvidia's Director of Engineering, Developer Technology Cem Cebenoyan. Cebenoyan laid out numerous reasons why the information from AMD's Hallock doesn't stand up. He confirmed that Gameworks was "tightly integrated" into Unreal Engine 4, but argues that Nvidia has long had that sort of relationship with Epic.
Working with a game developer starts early on in the development of a project, and often continues far into the process for Nvidia. As for if involvement in the Gameworks program is set to hinder other manufacturers, Cebenoyan says that isn't the case. He says that Nvidia hasn't restricted anyone from getting access under any agreement terms. Developers are free to do as they choose with their source code.
Instead, Nvidia looks to build on the experience for all PC gamers, not just those with Geforce branded hardware. The idea that a company would need to see the source code to a game for optimization, as AMD states, simply isn't true according to Cebenoyan. Driver optimization with the source code isn't something Nvidia sees as necessary to the process.
"Thousands of games get released, but we don't need to look at that source code," said Cebenoyan. "Most developers don't give you the source code. You don't need source code of the game itself to do optimization for those games. AMD's been saying for awhile that without access to the source code it's impossible to optimize. That's crazy."
Cebenoyan was asked by Evangelho if there was anything built into Gameworks that would decrease AMD hardware performance. "No, never," he answered.
Not to leave AMD unscathed, it was pointed out that Nvidia is also left trying to optimize games that may have made prior arrangements with the competition. Even though Nvidia ends up having to pull something together in a short period of time in some instances, Cebenoyan reiterated that Nvidia doesn't have any part in restricting access to builds.
The battle between the two major graphics companies in PC gaming isn't likely to end soon, but the reports shed some light on the perceived development of game titles. It's common to see games labeled with optimization for either AMD or Nvidia hardware, but the extent of the deals behind this sort of branding is often lost to consumers. It's interesting that no mention of either the Playstation 4 or Xbox One was mentioned as part of a development problem since both machines utilize AMD GPUs.


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Apple has bought WiFiSLAM, a startup that has been developing a way to use Wi-Fi hotspots to help smartphones navigate large indoor spaces such as stores, airports and conference centers.
The purchase is part of Apple's efforts to bolster its own mapping and location capabilities, after breaking up with Google Inc. last year.
The purchase was reported over the weekend by the Wall Street Journal, which said Apple Inc. paid $20 million for the Silicon Valley company. Apple confirmed the purchase Monday but did not say how much it paid or why it wanted WiFiSLAM. ...