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SCE often seems an overlooked series (unfortunately), and while I did enjoy the sense that these were "side stories", that interesting things were happening in forgotten or otherwise inconsequential corners of the Trek verse, it would also be nice to see the same winning concept applied in a new way. Picking up the pieces on Vulcan, Qo'noS, etc, building on minor plot points and throwaway details in the post-
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It could also be an uplifting series about the shared effort of rebuilding, to offset the more "troubling" political stories and cold war scenarios.
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A "Get to Know Your City Council" candidate forum held last Wednesday at the Crossroads Institute allowed attendees to become more informed on the issues facing the city and prepared voters for Tuesday's election.
City council candidates spoke about their backgrounds, and answered questions that were submitted ahead of time.
Among the candidates are incumbents C.M. Mitchell, Willie Greene, John Garner and Derrick Davis and newcomer and downtown business owner Margaret "Margo" Crouse.
Election day is Tuesday.
The Candidates
Polls open Tuesday in municipal elections across the Twin Counties.
Five candidates will vie to fill four slots on Galax City Council, and the race in Hillsville is between Frieda Jessup and Billy Walls Sr. for the Sulphur Springs Ward on town council.
There are just enough candidates to fill spots on Independence and Fries town councils.
The economic impact of having an airport must be somewhat like flying through fog — sometimes it's hard to see.
But the recent award of the massive earth moving project to create the runway safe area can bring the impact of the Twin County Airport into sharper focus.
Take, for example, the low bid supplied by local contractor Sowers Construction of a little less than $700,000 to grade the area around the runway into a flat surface.
HILLSVILLE — Prosecutors objected to granting bond for a man suspected of leaving the scene of an April 15 drug sting and leading police on a 15-minute chase, but a Carroll Circuit Court judge granted a $200,000 bond Thursday.
That doubled bond for Donald Scott Vaughan, 52, of Galax, from what had been set in general district court.
INDEPENDENCE — Grayson supervisors will provide $1 million more than the local amount required to receive the maximum in state funding for education — but the school system won't have an extra penny to spend.
Supervisors met last Wednesday night to continue discussion on the requested $20.7 million from the school board.
GALAX (Five candidates ran for four council seats)
• Margaret L. "Margo" Crouse — 293 (20.4%)
• Derrick Scott Davis — 193 (13.4%)
• John U. Garner Jr. — 295 (20.5%)
• Willie T. Greene Sr. — 326 (22.7%)
INDEPENDENCE — A veritable 'Who's Who' of renewable energy speakers will be featured and a variety of earth friendly vendors will demonstrate energy saving, carbon footprint reducing products and services at Saturday's 3rd Annual Independence Earth Day and "Save Green: Money and Energy" Expo at the 1908 Courthouse.
The event is sponsored by Grayson Land Care and the Town of Independence Special Events Committee.
INDEPENDENCE – Want to take part in naming Grayson County's state prison?
The Grayson County Board of Supervisors has been asked by the Virginia Department of Corrections for input in naming the state correctional facility being constructed just outside of Independence, and wants the public's ideas.
County Administrator Jonathan Sweet told the board Tuesday that as construction draws to a close, corrections officials need to begin buying purchasing signs, stationery and such for the facility.
HILLSVILLE — Radio system improvements will provide clear channels of communications for law enforcement in the region, and that will help keep officers safe, say Carroll County officials.
A Homeland Security grant of almost $1.6 million provided funding to boost microwave radio signals so deputies and police could better communicate with each other during daily operations in Carroll, Grayson and Pulaski counties and Galax.
UPDATED — A handgun went off during the struggle between an alleged robber and a pharmacy employee Friday afternoon in Carroll County but no one was injured. The suspect escaped after stealing an unspecified amount of controlled drugs.
The Carroll County Sheriff's Department reported late Friday that a man wielding a handgun robbed the Tri-Area Pharmacy on U.S. 58 about 4:23 p.m. that afternoon in the Laurel Fork community.
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Sixty-three-year-old Les Notestine of Anchorage hadn't played basketball in 40 years and had never chugged an energy drink in his life, but he did both Saturday -- all for a chance at a million dollars.
Notestine didn't leave Sullivan Arena a rich man -- he missed the 3/4-court shot worth a million dollars in the 14th annual Million Dollars Shot contest at the Shootout, a popular promotion sponsored by Vito's Auto Sales and Brown's Electric. In his lone attempt from about 70 feet, he heaved the ball rather than shot it, and it landed far short of the basket, near the free throw line.
Notestine also missed three shots from half court, with a 2010 Toyota 4Runner at stake. Then he missed a 3-pointer from the top of the key with a 2005 PT Cruiser on the line.
But don't feel too bad for the recent retiree. Notestine is going to be well-fed for the next year; his upcoming remodeling project is going to get a boost; any sore muscles incurred from heaving the ball will be taken care of -- and he's ready for a party.
Notestine sank 4 of 10 free throws to collect four smaller prizes -- dinner for two every week for a year from Guido's Pizza, a $1,000 shopping spree at Brown's Electric, a monthly massage from Hogan's Chiropractic and Un-do Stress, and a private party at the Woodshed.
Not a bad haul for a guy who hadn't touched a basketball for decades until Saturday.
"About 40 years ago I played one year with some friends," Notestine said of his basketball background.
Notestine spent two hours practicing at UAA prior to the championship game and confessed to being focused and nerve-free before he walked onto the Sullivan Arena court for his big moment -- something that maybe attributed to performance-enhancing substances.
"I took one of those 5-Hour Energy drinks for the first time ever," he said.
Notestine, who just retired from his job as a salvage buyer for Northwest Auto Parts, had one last chance at a big prize after he shot his free throws. He was given the choice of shooting two more times from the foul line for the PT Cruiser or letting other people take the shots for him. He chose the ringers -- Grace Christian girls basketball coach Emily Hale and South High girls basketball coach Bonnie Gurney -- but both of them missed.
Vito Ungaro, who has sponsored the promotion from the beginning, said he would have liked to have given away a car, which he has done in many of the promotion's 14 years. "I don't mind giving one away, but they gotta earn it," he said.
Men's field set for 2013
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Denver Pioneers
Harvard Crimson
Indiana State Sycamores
Iowa Hawkeyes
Pepperdine Waves
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
Tulsa Golden Hurricane
A former champion and a school that played in the inaugural Shootout will play in the men's tournament next year.
Iowa, the Shootout champion in 1986 and the runnerup to Duke in 1995, is among the seven Division I teams that will join Division II UAA in the 2013 tournament. So will Pepperdine, which placed third in the first Shootout back in 1978.
Two coaches who made their mark as players will also bring teams to Anchorage -- Danny Manning of Tulsa and Tommy Amaker of Harvard.
Manning is a former Kansas star who made the Shootout all-tournament team as a freshman in 1984, and Amaker played at Duke and was the associate coach for the school when the Blue Devils won the 1995 Shootout.
Completing the field are Texas Christian, Indiana State, Denver and UAA.
For the four-team women's tournament, Georgetown and UC Riveside will join the Seawolves. The fourth team will be announced later, UAA athletic director Steve Cobb said.
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Chris Braswell, Charlotte
Ian Clark, Belmont
Quincy Ford, Northeastern
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The quick and easy way to fix this when you want to go to the top of page is to link simply to "#" and remove the top anchor completely: this should work cross-browser.
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As I mentioned to rocknbil, there are twenty other anchor links on the page that do work.
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As mention in a previous post there are twenty anchor links list in the navigation page. All of them are generated using PHP (#sec[$i]).
On one page there were only three anchor links in the navigation page (not including the link to the top of the page.) When they are hard coded as in: #reviews - #comments - #emails, they did not work in IE. However, when converted to the PHP system of (#sec[$i]) they do.
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Obviously, there is an IE quirk at work here and if anyone has a clue to why it would make a difference to generate the links dynamically would mean success, please clue me in.
Sometime set up a series of mouseover images and name one of the image objects "search", as in img name="search". Your mouseovers on that ONE OBJECT won't work until you change it to srch or searcha or something else. I never found out why, but it's something to know.
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Mankind has become so unfaithful and uncommitted. Men and women have little regard for faithfulness when it comes to the bonds of marriage. Their relationships lack commitment. There was a time when a man's word meant something; a man's word was his bond.
Joseph Michael Yarbrough was elected student pastor of teenage, youth and young adults at First Baptist Church Arcadia in Arcadia, Fla., according to its pastor, the Rev. Richard Englert Jr.
It's that time of the year. Vacation is over, and it's time to return to school.
Show love one to another through deeds and not through words but with actions and in truth.
"Woe unto those who call good evil and evil good." I saw those words posted on Facebook recently. Yes, I have a Facebook page, but that is a story for another day.
Paul wrote that the gospel is the "power of God unto salvation." The gospel message is the "key" to man's salvation.
Last Monday, I received a call from a gentleman that had just moved into the area. Where he got my cell number I don't know, but he was concerned about a gentlemen he had seen at the side of the road.
Liberty County native Bishop Samuel T. Brown loves to bring people good news. Whether he's preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ as a pastor or securing someone a sizeable income tax return through his accounting business, this servant of God just wants to help people.
Everybody has trials and tribulations in their lives. However, God wants you to know that you should not worry about how long you have been going through those trials and tribulations. You should not be fearful while you are going through rough times because He can bring you out of them.
I have an uncle who lived in Indiana and passed away this week. The last couple of years of his journey have been a testimony to God's faithfulness and healing power.
Why should I expect you, or anyone else, to read my column each week? Whatever would possess me to believe that I would have something to say that would be worthy of your time?
One has to wonder how a jealous God feels when we put other things before him.
I think one of the most intriguing things is the tides in our creeks and rivers.
By the time you read this, I will be home from vacation. My wife and I headed to the beach for a little relaxation. I made plans to read, eat seafood and play golf. I ran along the beach and even put my toes in the ocean once or twice – but not too far.
The Bible tells us that God is a jealous God: "For thou shalt worship no other god: for the Lord, whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God: (Exodus 34:14).
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1. a particular system of religious worship, esp. with reference to its rites and ceremonies.
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Friday, March 14, 2008
The Tram to Balmoral
Cliffs and steep slopes my friends. Sydney has a lot of very steep areas around the edge of the harbour and the open sea areas, both north and south of the harbour entrances.
While it not so much of a problem now, back then trams could not go down or up very steep hills. Remember my post on the Balmain counterweight tram? They would just slip when trying to climb a hill, or slide when going down.
Eventually route planning and funding was finalised and the new tram line opened on the 29th of May, 1922. Unlike most Sydney tram line openings, the opening was without ceremony. Politicians did not want to give an opportunity for criticism as to why the line took twenty years to build.
No longer did residents have to walk the to the nearest tram line in Military Road. I think Balmoral Beach must have been quite a nice place to visit. Once the tram line opened with a fairly infrequent service, the service had to be rapidly increased, especially on weekends.
Here is a quote from one of the newspapers of the day:
In its tortuous descent to the beach, the new line headed at different stages of the route towards almost every point of the compass, revealing scenes of surpassing beauty at every turn.
Here is a map with the streets and route of the tram. Once it reached the sea, it took a level, curving path along the coast to Rocky Point and a rotunda I think. To the top of the map is Mandolong Road, an obvious route for the tram to connect to Military Road tram on the far left, and travel directly to the beach, but it was far too steep.
This picture by Tim Boxsell of Sydney shows one of the cuttings that was blasted and hacked out of rock to make a path for the tram. After the tram stopped running the cutting became overgrown and almost impassable. Mossman Council recently cleared the cutting. I don't believe that these tracks are the original.
This picture is lovely. A tram travelling through bushland to Balmoral. Picture courtesy The North Sydney lines.
This is one of a tram descending a steep and curving hill. Picture owner unknown.
One thing for sure, the tram line would have never have happened if not for the lobbying and though it took twenty years, it was successful. Take note Doncaster residents, Monash students and Rowville residents who want a train.
The last picture shows at tram at repose at the Balmoral Beach terminus facing the steep slopes it will soon climb. The last tram to Balmoral ran on the 28th of June, 1958. Picture courtesy City of North Sydney.
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I'm going to try planting a tree in the middle of the tram lines in Fleetwood. Alternatively I could plant one of the local chavs. Either way it should make for some enjoyable entertainment.ReplyDelete
It is sad Reuben. All shut down just near when I was born.ReplyDelete
Your home area Keshi? It looks nice.
Plant a chav at equidistance Brian.
It was the cheap burbs back then Anon.
Did the route run from Balmoral Beach to Wynyard, or did it go somewhere else? I was thinking that because of the way it came about it might have operated only from Military Road to the beach and back again. Do you know if the whole route walkable these days? It looks like it travels across private property.ReplyDelete
Once again an interesting tramway archaeological post.
Lucky you Victor. They must have been fun. Trams run in many cities with narrow streets, even Melbourne has trams in narrow streets.ReplyDelete


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Knoxville residents welcome patriotic spirit through annual bike parade
A giggling Kristi Reynolds composed herself, cleared her throat and smiled as she and her family accepted their award Thursday for "best dressed" in the city of Knoxville's second annual Patriotic Bike Parade.
"Winning — it's like all the hard work that you put into it and the recognition you receive is just so moving," she said with a sarcastic chuckle.
Reynolds' sentiments captured the goal of the downtown event: Laugh, make memories and renew your patriotic spirit.
The annual ride, co-sponsored by OneMain Financial and held in conjunction with the city's Festival on the Fourth, began with crowning the "best dressed" entrants. Participants donned their best red, white and blue outfits for a shot at a prize package and a photo with Uncle Sam.
"Knoxville is a bicycle town and since we already work with and put on the Festival on the Fourth, we thought it'd be a neat idea to let folks show their patriotism and parade down the streets," said Elaine Leventhal, office manager for special events for the city. "I thought it turned out very good, I mean we had kids that were just dressed up super cute. I'd really like to see it grow every year."
Flag-bearing riders, on two wheels, three wheels and training wheels, then rolled out from Market Square to Union Avenue where they took a subsequent left and pedaled north on Gay Street until they journeyed over the bridge crossing the railroad tracks and eventually heading back.
Among the riders was Casen Maddux, a 5-year-old Knoxvillian.
"I liked the bridge the most," he said with a shy grin, recalling his father chasing him throughout the streets. "It was probably my favorite."
For most, it was an opportunity to spend unique time with friends and family.
"I think the neatest thing about this is being able to do things as a family," Reynolds said. "I think downtown is a really family-centric place where you're able to make memories. Knoxville is great for that."
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Wasn't there some big news about Disney signing a contract with Netflix not that long ago? It was big news because it was happening at a time that others were pulling their programming.
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Disney signed an exclusivity contract with Netflix for the television-window release of their films. I forget when that is supposed to start (or did already?)
The deal Disney signed with Netflix, gives Netflix the ''pay tv'' window for current theatrical films from all of Disney's production enties, starting in 2016, plus access to library titles (older films) which began at the end of December. Starz currently holds the license to current Disney movies until then. They lost the library titles back in December.
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Do they have a controlling interest in Hulu or are they more hedging their bets?
Hulu is owned by (News Corp)Fox, Comcast/NBC, and Disney (plus another non media company). It's run as an independent company, that receives financial backing from the partners.
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Wanna see Michelle Tanner's go-go dancer pal in action? You got it, dude!
But former Full House child star Blake McIver is actually singing (and flaunting his physique, too!) in a music video for his first single, "Wish I Didn't Need You." (Sorry if you were expecting a full go-go dance routine—how rude, right?)
The clip shows the Little Rascals alum, his amazing cheekbones and superfit body in a variety of locales—including the mountains, a quaint neighborhood, a rooftop and an abandoned warehouse, to boot. (The Full House home in San Francisco would've been a cute touch, but alas, it's not there.) Blake, now 28, also incorporates several ensembles into the mix, including fitted pants paired with a denim vest (while shirtless!), a gray mesh top, a quintessential tight white T-shirt and a button-down.
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's former costar also has a very handsome love interest in his "Wish I Didn't Need You" video, although the lyrics allude to a less-than-perfect relationship between the two, he still gets in some quality makeout sessions throughout the clip!
As for the song itself? It has a bit of a Disney vibe to it, and the boy is not afraid to go for those high notes! And Blake was able to launch his music career thanks to his past year as a go-go dancer, telling RumorFix, "The tips were good. In fact, I raised so much money I was able to finish my record—mission accomplished."
But does he regret that time spent dancing in the club? No way, Jose! He found the experience "so liberating and empowering," explaining, "I had so much shame about my body. This was a way to express myself that was safe, sensual and fun."
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There is another possibility, if you're so inclined:
The dome-like structure on which the bridge sits could be stretched upward, so that the aft hull would blend into this sub-dome, and then the bridge would sit on top of that.
Here's another idea, unrelated: the NCC banner should run across the front slope of the sub-dome. The ship name would span the flat bench around the base of the bridge. That's just an aesthetic suggestion.
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If you listened to the Free Beer and Hot Wings show today you may have heard the guys reference this video.
Today on the Free Beer and Hot Wings Show they broke down yourtango.com's Saint Patrick's Day date ideas.
Recently North Korea has been doing some serious sword rattling. Ending a cease fire that was signed in 1953.
Today on the Free Beer and Hot Wings show, the guys discussed a video of porn stars without makeup. Crazy what makeup can do to any female.
Pat Robertson is the host of the religious talk show 700 Club. He has been hosting the show for decades, and has said some pretty crazy things including predicting the end of the world was coming in October or November of 1982. But this latest little blurb is beyond crazy. Robertson tells a story about how demons can possess inanimate objects and warns a viewer that it isn't a bad idea to try to remove demons from thrift store clothes. So, be sure to check for demons before you buy anything. Ever.
Seems like everyone is getting in to the Harlem Shake video fad. I don't understand what the big deal is.
It's true. Ford's new 150 SVT Raptor can get you to where you want to go.
Free Beer and Hot Wings had a little phone trouble earlier this morning. After a few hours of not being able to call into the show, the audience channeled all of their frustration into some really dumb calls.
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The predicted penalty of a five year suspension from the sport, for Oracle Team USA wing sail trimmer, Dirk de Ridder, would appear to be extreme by International standards.
The case is due to go before the International Sailing Federation's Review Board in late April. They will consider the report from the Disciplinary Commission, which is the body believed to have recommended a five year penalty on the Dutch America's Cup and Round the World sailor.
Even so, five years is quite an extreme penalty by international standards for drug and doping offences in sport, where the penalties have only in 2014 been increased from two to four years for a first offence.
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The ISAF Sailing World Cup Hyeres will see Olympic medallists, World Champions and ISAF Sailing World Cup medallists compete as the 2013-2014 series draws to a close. More than 1,100 sailors across ten Olympic and two Paralympic events will race on the French Riviera from Monday 21 April through to Saturday 26 April. And every serious Australian contender will be there.
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Sail Port Stephens has wrapped up for another year with the final Pantaenius Commodore's Cup race on the bay. There were variable southerly winds and occasional showers as the moist weather continued for the 400 sailors sailing the three day cruising series.
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2014 Audi IRC Australian Championships - The scene is set for the titles starting today, out of Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club and running through to Easter Sunday.
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Remember the time when the odds were not in your favor, when it all went wrong and you prevailed anyway? Mercury in Taurus angles Pluto in Capricorn to help you recall the story and tell it again to anyone who will listen. This will help you connect with who you are: a survivor and maybe even the hero of your life.
ARIES (March 21-April 19). After much effort on your part, you'll have an uncanny stroke of luck this afternoon. Could it be that the very thing you were looking for was, all along, trying to find you?
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). You'll appreciate what a gentle, natural environment can do to your mind, how it can bring a softness to your experience. Music ripples in your thoughts like a brook meandering over pebbles and rocks.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Practice makes better. Repetition will work for you over the next 48 hours. You'll assimilate new behaviors into your habits until eventually they become second nature.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). You may have trouble staying motivated toward a particularly challenging goal. Consider this a long-term project, and set a series of short-term goals to help you stay focused. Baby steps make progress inevitable.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). If you were wondering how you came to be the way you are, looking at your parents may answer a few questions. At the intersection of irritation and compassion, you just may find self-acceptance.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Living at a distance from the ones you love brings its own bag of mixed blessings. The time you spend together, on the phone, in letters or in person, will be concentrated and full of emotion.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). When you have a terrific feeling about what it is to be you, you'll produce stellar results. When you produce stellar results, you'll have a stellar feeling about what it is to be you.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Lately, it seems like every week brings a new twist. Instead of resisting, you have a remarkable ability to move and groove with the way life is. In a related story, others around you tire, and you still have energy.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Today brings you the gift of comparison. You'll gain insight into how you treat one person by comparing the experience with the way you treat another. Your ability to analyze yourself is remarkable.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Self-esteem is more than a belief that you are, down deep and on the surface, pretty awesome. Self-esteem is also an attitude that directs your actions to honor and support the good in others.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Teach someone else how to produce winning results, and you'll have a new appreciation for what you know. You also may find a new stream of income in the process.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Your sense of purpose is fortified by the day's events. You know that you don't have to do everything, but you feel the impulse to do a certain something — and do it better than you or anyone else has done it before.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (May 14). You'll do what those before you wanted to do but couldn't for some reason. You'll be an example of strength and forbearance. Financial maneuvers improve your situation during this six-week cycle. A love story plays out in July. August brings adventure, probably shared with family. An exchange in September favors you. Aries and Libra people adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 4, 25, 19, 39 and 16.
Affirmations by Sign: Positive self-talk is a sure way to fortify your relationship with destiny. To put you in a winning frame of mind, it may help to affirm the hopeful, optimistic statements and to do so with intensity of feeling until you believe the statement at a deep level. Here are three handpicked affirmations that will speak to the particular needs of your sign in the weeks to come.
ARIES: I put my energy into endeavors that are the highest and best for myself and others. I choose well. I set myself up to win. TAURUS: All of life is flowing in my favor, even when I don't recognize it right away. I joyfully play at the game of life. I easily find support and make excellent additions to my team. GEMINI: I trust my intuition, and I act on it. I love to see projects through to the gleaming finish. It's safe, good and right for me to be me. CANCER: Just being myself is a gift to the world because I am enough. I effortlessly attract more than I need to feel secure and happy. I am surrounded by loving people.
CELEBRITY PROFILES: Venus-ruled beauty Debby Ryan is one of the most watched young stars on television today, appearing in movies and in her hit Disney series, "Jessie." This Taurus star was born when passionate Mars was in Leo, the sign of show business. Ryan has expressed an interest in working behind the scenes of the entertainment industry, especially as a writer and producer.
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Just Great Plans :) Can't wait for it
Space Addon 4.0 is a modification for Star Wars Empire at War: Forces of Corruption. Just like the previous versions it expands the fleets of all three factions. Inspired by the mod "Awakening of the Rebellion" we have now started on developing our own special features in order to improve the game play of Forces of Corruption.
A showcase of new and reworked Star Bases as well as a new feature that has never before been implemented into a mod for Empire at War...
Posted by .Pox on Oct 22nd, 2010
Welcome everybody to our 15th News!
Today we are going to show you our new and/or reworked Star Base models as well as a WIP feature which has never made it into an Empire at War mod before.
Since Star Bases in the original game never posed a real threat, we decided to give them a lot more firepower as well as increased shield strength and armor. This makes them capable of withstanding the attacks of large fleets which you're going to command in Space Addon.
This is a reworked version of the standard Empire at War imperial Star Base.
The following image shows a modified version of Warb_Null's Family Star Base, which is based on the Home Base from the game X-Wing Alliance. In Space Addon it will serve as a replacement for the original Rebel Star Base.
As you may have noticed there are ships docked at both Star Bases. We are currently discussing whether we want this in-game as well. If we attached these ships to the bases they would provide additional firepower for the Star Base, however they would be stationary and not controllable for the player. As I said we are currently unsure whether we want to implement that or not, so maybe leave us comment with your thoughts.
At this point I would like to introduce our new game play feature, which is currently still WIP:
The Diplomacy and Influence System
So how is this going to work in-game?
We will divide the Galactic Conquest map into Sectors. Each sector will contain at least 4 and at max 7 planets. All the planets have an Influence Value that represents the influence of the current owner on a planet. If a player loses a planet to his enemy it will decrease his influence on all other planets controlled by him in the same sector. This works of course also the other way around: if you conquer planets you will gain more influence on your planets.
If the influence value of a planet drops to 0 its owner will change to neutral. All structures on the planet at this time will be destroyed, however all units and heroes will be transported to another planet controlled by the player.
This system also offers a new possibility to take over a planet. Each faction has a Diplomat unit which is able to decrease the influence on enemy planets and eventually take them over. However the player needs to occupy at least one other planet in the same sector to use a diplomat.
The sad news is that we can't guarantee that this system will run when it is finished. The game has to handle a lot of information at once, so we cannot be sure until the system is completed.
That's it for today! Stay tuned for more!
Just Great Plans :) Can't wait for it
i have a sudgestion you could have the ships at the bases as an upgrade option either more shielding/armor of more firepower/docked ships? just a suggestion
Thanks for the comment!
That is actually a great idea! I hadn't thought about doing it this way yet :)
I'm Not sure if you can do this but what about an un-dock upgrade for them? so if you need extra help you can just undock them or have them jump in and dock like bartpp7 said as that would be good oh and i love the idea of the diplomacy thing that sounds an amazing idea. :) Keep Up The Good Work!!!! Promie
thnx mate
I agree. It would have looked a little weird if the ships that were docked would shoot, becouse if they are docked they would most likely not have any crew in them
What do you mean by a work in progress? Do you mean you already have some of its mechanics working or are you still trying to see if you could find some way it could work? This definitely sound innovative and I really like innovation. :)
Yes, the basic functions are already working. At the moment the game is able to notice changes in planet ownership and it already manages influence values accordingly.
i like the idea of the docked ships at the base with hardpoints
that would be awesome
Will their be diplomatic sabotage and propoganda?
1. What do you mean by diplomatic sabotage?
2. We are currently discussing several ways to increase the influence on your own planets, one of them could be propaganda, however we are not sure how it will be implemented in the end.
maybe diplomatic sabotage is like.. uh.. assassinations? idk lol
i think he means "diplomatic, sabotage and propaganda"...
I like the original idea of star bases getting an amount of reinforcement ships over X amount of time. Maybe have a repair facility at the starbases so docked ships will contribute their weapons only as their shields would be offline to repair them. This would be the flip side to docking ships as enemy raiding partys could target them independently so you wouldn't want to many docked at once turtling at your base making the place unattackable.
Wow, guys.
Please make this; I remember when this started off as an itty bitty ship addon for that other filefront site (in which the creator kindly added my favorite tie-wing, the Tie-Droid, after requesting it!) and now you guys are seriously amazing.
I absolutely cannot wait for the next release.


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Why do I teach?
Re. the May 22 letter, "Need a baby tax": Melan Junik stated that his system for paying teachers would "weed out those who become teachers only because they did not have the brains or ambition to become engineers, scientists or doctors."
So I guess I only went into education because I am too dumb to handle the difficult academics associated with science and medicine.
Had Junik not pointed this out, I would have gone on thinking I chose a career in education to make a difference in the lives of children. I also give back to my community, as I teach in the district I graduated from.
I thought when I decided to not major in chemistry and major in education, it was because I felt a chemistry degree would not make a big difference like years of teaching children how to read would. Boy, was I wrong!
I guess you really don't have to be smart to:
• Juggle 20-plus students of different academic levels, with varying behavioral issues.
• Bandage up bruises, comfort sick little kids and counsel children whose home lives are not so rosy.
• Integrate technology into a curriculum covering all of the sciences, history, government, three types of math, writing and more — all in one year.
No, I didn't want to be an engineer, scientist or doctor, because I set my goals higher — to ignite the spark in the minds of the world's future engineers, scientists and doctors.
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