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Last Tuesday Pope Francis and religious leaders from a wide variety of faiths signed a declaration condemning slavery. The event was remarkable for the number of religions represented - …read more
Pope Francis and religious leaders are working to eradicate human trafficking and modern slavery by 2020. To this end, this morning in the Casino Pio IV in the Vatican gardens, the Holy …read more
At 11 o'clock today, International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, a ceremony was held at the headquarters of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences for the signing of the Declaration of …read more
Here is the Vatican-provided translation of the Joint Declaration of Religious Leaders Against Modern Slavery: We, the undersigned, are gathered here today for a historic initiative to …read more
The news about three women who were kept prisoners in a London home has gone around the world. It drew attention to the problem of slavery and trafficking in persons. In 2012 the UK Human …read more
Here is a commentary by the U.S. ambassador to the Holy See, Francis Rooney, on the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, observed today. The day marks the adoption by the U.N. …read more
Though forced labor in Africa was abolished 200 years ago, bishops of that continent and Europe are considering new forms of slavery endured by the African people. The Council of European …read more
A stunning 180 million children are in particular danger due to their hazardous working conditions, says a report published by the British committee of UNICEF. Published on Feb. 18, the study, …read more
Sexual exploitation is the main form of slavery in the 21st century and the United States says it aims to fight it with the help of other countries. This view emerged from a videoconference on …read more
The Mexican Senate's approval of stem cell research using human embryos prompted a physicians group to warn about the new forms of slavery the country is risking. The Association of Catholic …read more
Francis Bock, a native of southern Sudan, now lives in Boston and fights slavery -- by recounting his own story. A member of the American Anti-Slavery Group, he is one of the many Sudanese who …read more
Just weeks after completing a daring slave redemption mission, Christian Solidarity International (CSI) returned to Sudan on April 6 for a follow-up trip. During this trip, CSIs network of …read more
Activists in Mauritania say slavery is rampant mainly because it is not considered a crime by the court system. The courts refuse to hear cases of slavery because it does not officially exist, …read more


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? To the students involved with River View High School's Students Against Destructive Decisions club for believing in an after-school program so much they are organizing a fundraiser to fund it.
The students are hosting a 5k event at 10 a.m. today Lake Park, with registration beginning at 7:30 a.m. The race is open to students and community members with fees of $15 for students and $20 for adults. When high school students say a program helps their classmates, we should show our support and race alongside them.
? To Coshocton High School for a Veterans Day event that not only honored local military personnel, but also gave students a better understanding of the sacrifices these heroes have made for our freedoms.
The military ties to the school are great.
The school's boys basketball announcer, Jim Nelson, served in Vietnam, 1991 graduate Sgt. 1st Class April Wright Boucher sings with the U.S. Army Field Band The Volunteers, and Staff Sgt. John Lonsberry is the husband of Lincoln Elementary teacher Sherry Lonsberry.
There are many other heroes with ties to our community, and their dedication to our country is appreciated.
? To the community members who have dropped off shoe boxes filled with goods for needy children around the world as part of the Operation Christmas Child project. Boxes will be accepted through Monday at the local collection site, Park United Methodist Church.
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? To the countless volunteers in our community who will give up their time to prepare food, serve, deliver and clean up at community Thanksgiving dinners at Coshocton High School on Tuesday, New Life Ministries on Thursday and at area churches this week. The meals not only nourish our bodies, but provide a time for fellowship.
... Remembering the life of Coshocton's Dove Man, Pastor Ivan Ford. The founder of Wings of a White Dove has attended countless burial services for military veterans and released the birds.
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The Aid Watch blog is a project of New York University's Development Research Institute (DRI). This blog is principally written by William Easterly, author of "The Elusive Quest for Growth: Economists' Adventures and Misadventures in the Tropics" and "The White Man's Burden: Why the West's Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill and So Little Good," and Professor of Economics at NYU. It is co-written by Laura Freschi and by occasional guest bloggers. Our work is based on the idea that more aid will reach the poor the more people are watching aid.
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Saving Private Hayek
UPDATE: 3:30pm links to other reviews (all great) of the Fukuyama review at end of this post F.A. Hayek continues to be the most mis-characterized economist of all time. As if Glenn Beck were not doing enough damage, now even someone I greatly respect — Frank Fukuyama– has gotten Hayek wrong yet again. In a review of a new[…..]
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Controlled experiments and uncontrollable humans
Bill reviewed two much-awaited books for the Wall Street Journal last weekend: Poor Economics by Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo, and More Than Good Intentions by Dean Karlan and Jacob Appel. The Good: The books' signal achievement is in addressing two disgraceful problems that beset humanitarian aid. The first is that the effectiveness of aid[…..]
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Money buys happiness after all
Does happiness rise with income? Are people in poor countries less happy than people in rich countries? Much of what we thought we knew on this topic comes from a famous 1974 study by economic historian Richard Easterlin. Easterlin found that within countries, rich people tended to be happier than the poor. But contrary to[…..]
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Tea and the "narrative of Terror"
Even as [Three Cups of Tea] appears to provide a self-critical and humane perspective on terrorism, [this] article argues that it constructs a misleading narrative of terror in which the realities of Northern Pakistan and Muslim lifeworlds are distorted through simplistic tropes of ignorance, backwardness and extremism, while histories of US geopolitics and violence are[…..]
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The African Success Story
If there was a theme to the development stories I read last week it was that the good news about rising standards of living on much of the African continent is not getting the recognition it deserves in the mainstream imagination. In case you don't agree that people have a negatively skewed image of Africa[…..]
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Malaria, past and present
Paul Russell, the main architect of the Malaria Eradication Program, had promised the Eisenhower Administration that the DDT-spray teams would extend a hand of friendship to wavering Cold War allies, revive the entrepreneurial spirit of populations made dull and sickly by malaria, open up huge areas of fertile land for cultivation, pro-mote economic development, end poverty, and spur demand for American products. But the global[…..]
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Don't be snobbish towards merchants & entrepreneurs, and you'll develop
Aid Watch interviewed Deirdre McCloskey, author of the fascinating new book shown here. Could you briefly state the thesis of your book? Modern economic growth—that stunning increase from $3 a day in 1800 worldwide to now upwards of $130 a day in the richest countries, and anyway $30 as a worldwide average—can't be accounted for[…..]
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The myth of Ethiopia's "natural" disasters
As Amartya Sen has shown, famines in our times are not true natural disasters, but more often the consequence of bad governments and their bad policies. Revisiting the era of Live Aid for a book review in The New Republic, David Rieff gives evidence of how the Ethiopian famine was framed as a natural disaster[…..]
Addicted to misery?
by David Zetland, S. V. Ciriacy-Wantrup Fellow in Natural Resource Economics & Political Economy, UC Berkeley While Bill and others were messing around with the New Yorker piece on Chinese development, they overlooked another piece in the same issue that may be even more significant (!) than debates over China's growth. In "Alms Dealers" [sub[…..]
The Aid Trap: A reply
The following post was written by Glenn Hubbard and William Duggan, authors of The Aid Trap, which we reviewed last week. We are delighted that the blog site that Bill Easterly oversees, Aid Watch, has reviewed our book, The Aid Trap. And we are further delighted that on balance the reviewer agrees with what we[…..]


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- The Tennessee Titans are holding their annual coat drive before Sunday's game with the San Francisco 49ers.
Fans can bring in new or used coats of all sizes to specially marked collection areas located near each of the LP Field entrances. Collections will start two hours before the start of the game and will run through the opening kickoff.
Volunteers from the YMCA's Black Achievers program will collect the coats. Volunteers will distribute the coats to area nonprofit agencies on Tuesday.
The Titans' coat drive last season collected about 2,500 new and used coats that were donated to various local charities.
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This is the expansion set for Risk: Lord of the Rings, which only covered the story through The Two Towers. This set adds a board with the remaining areas of the map to include Gondor, Mordor and Haradwaith along with additional units and cards for all 4 players (yellow, green, black and red). Also included is a bonus 2-player game centered on the siege of Minas Tirith with the play area for that on the reverse side of the board.
This edition/release is so far only available in Europe and comes in English, German, French, Dutch, Spanish, Danish and Swedish editions.
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Try the edamame succotash, very yummy :)
Try the edamame succotash, very yummy :)
Don't eat here! Over priced for low quality food. There are better places to way down dempster street in Morton grove.
Try the red velvet, three chicken salad, margarita pizza, and lasagna :) Oh, their diaper section is lacking.
Produce, bakery, and international selection is very good. Highly recommend going here. Bring a quarter if you need to use a cart.
Wine selection is amazing, tomato-less salsa is a must, and their cheese puffs are only $1.99 and its twice the size of pirate booty !
Ask help from ladies. The only guy that works there runs away from customers and gave me a hard time about the foursquare deals because he's never heard of them :/
They hardly get a lot of PINK merchandise even though they have a huge store. Once u see something you like, buy it because they hardly restock on the items. Found more variety online.
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After I reviewed 'Fangoria's Blood Drive' DVD short collection I got some crap from people saying I didn't know what I was talking about, well here's my freaking proof! Enigma Films and Creature-Corner got together to bring you GOOD horror shorts on a DVD collection called The Nightmare Collection that will actually make you feel proud that you spent your hard earned money on it.
In my review for 'Fangoria's Blood Drive' I pointed out that there were so many good horror shorts out there, that I didn't know why in gods name they chose what they chose. One example I gave was My Skin (review), which I said deserved to be on a DVD of that caliber. Well guess what? 'My Skin' is the first short on the 'Nightmare Collection'- what a great way to kick off five shorts! In the short film 'My skin,' which runs about 12 minutes, Death flies in to collect the soul of a murdered young woman, but first takes revenge on her killer. After replacing all of the incriminating evidence – the bullets, the smoking gun, even the murderer's fingerprints – Death takes a moment to place a very special phone call. Here the supernatural vengeance truly begins. You can read my review of the film at the link above, there's no point in typing it again.
The next three films were OK, but it's worth the wait because the fifth is mega-awesome! The second film was called Monster and it was a modern day retelling of the 'Frankenstein' legend. I wasn't a huge fan of the short as a whole, I was bored during most of it, but I enjoyed the jack-assy fun over-acting. I hope it was their intention, because it's great! The Frankenstein monsters FX were done really well, and there is a decent amount of blood for you gore hounds out there.
The third film was called Bad Company, which was about two psychopaths on the road killing people. They stop a guy in the road and highjack his car- and of course there's a twist, which if you can't figure out, then you don't watch enough horror movies. This was my least fav of the five movies because of its lack of creativity, but once again I enjoyed the acting performances. The movie is cut and dry and when it was over, it didn't do much of anything for me.
The Wretched was the fourth short, which went by incredibly fast. This short was more art than film, as a man awakens in a prison and tries to escape while flashbacks tell the story of how he got there. The FX was astounding for an independent film, but there was little to no dialogue and it's pretty boring. The twist at the end was cool, but not cool enough to make me want to ever watch it again.
Which brings me to Don't Worry, it's Only Your Imagination, which was by far the most damn cool horror short I've seen in a long time- even though it wasn't that short. 'Don't Worry' follows a repair man for a group of houses who is sent to one in order to clean up after a grizzly death. There's mold everywhere and the stench of dirt- and of course death. We find out that the same repairman found the dead body of the man who died there and he really doesn't want to stick around. Weird 'clues' start popping up about his death as he cleans and he gets stuck at the house while a storm strikes. As these clues build up, he starts hallucinating and getting really scared of the dark. The reasons he is so scared is apparent when you see the film. So when he freaks out and wants to leave the house he can't because it's pitch black outside and there's light in the house. The story evolves slowly, but perfectly, as it builds character and creates the perfect environment for some serious scares. The FX work on this movie kicks major ass as well and the fact that the short was shot in black and white just adds to the eeriness of it all (I'm a sucker for black and white films). The conclusion was a given once the structure was set, but when you've got such great build and environment, who gives a fu*&?
Between 'Don't Worry' and 'My Skin' there is no reason why you shouldn't pick this up, I can't wait to show my friends 'Don't Worry' because it was so rad. The DVD is loaded with extras, but nothing really worth watching and Necro Nancy's introductions were kind of ultra-cheesy, but so was the DVD. I would highly recommend picking this up if you've got some cash to spare, it beats wasting your money on some of those craptacular big budget Hollywood movies.


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Legends In Concert, "The World's Greatest Live Tribute Show," is back at Foxwoods for its seventh season this summer.
Legends In Concert, "The World's Greatest Live Tribute Show," is back at Foxwoods for its seventh season this summer.
Performances began on Tuesday and run through Sept. 1.
Audience members can watch tribute artists impersonating and performing as stars like Elvis, Michael Jackson, Barbra Stresiand, Neil Diamond, Lady Gaga and Donna Summer.
Since 2009, more than 300,000 Foxwoods visitors have enjoyed the show, which includes a live band and dancers on the Fox Theater stage.
Tickets are $30 to $40 and can be purchased through Foxwoods' box office or Ticketmaster. Shows begin at 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 7:30 p.m. Sundays.
Each Legends In Concert performer not only looks and sounds like the star they portray, they transform themselves through hours of practice at their craft, according to the company's website. Every detail is taken into consideration — from choreography, to hair, make-up and mannerisms.
Since its debut at the Imperial Palace Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas on May 5, 1983, the show has earned entertainment industry awards for "Show of the Year," "Entertainers of the Year," "Grand Slam" and the prestigious "Show of Shows" awarded by the International Press Association.
Legends In Concert has given performances in 15 countries on five continents, including throughout the United States. For more information, visit foxwoods.com/legendsinconcert.aspx or legendsinconcert.com.
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Destination Romulus: Travel Time?
At maximum warp, how many days does it take to travel from Earth to Romulus?
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My guess would be days to weeks, but with producers, you never know.
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It would depend on the speed of plot (naturally :D) and also what "maximum warp" means. Not all ships have the same type speed.
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Thanks. Maximum warp, meaning warp 8 or 9. I'm thinking a time element may have been mentioned in an episode of one of the series or film.
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Well, how far could it possibly be? Given that the last major conflict Earth fought before there was a Federation was the Romulan War, is couldn't have been terribly far away. By TNG values of what warp 9 is, I would expect it to be a very short trip indeed.
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On the TOS warp scale (which was significantly faster than TNG's) probably less than a day at "maximum warp".
TNG+ it's harder to say. "First Contact" had a cut with an unknown period of time between Picard ordering the E-E at the RNZ to Earth and when we see them arrive at Earth.
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Cool. Thanks.
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Strange it hasn't been mentioned, yet. We would have to know the speed of a subspace radio signal for which we got figures in "Balance of Terror" and "The Enterprise Incident". Kirk's real time conversation with his superior in "The Alternative Factor" provides some clues:
BARSTOW [on viewscreen]: Negative. I'm evacuating all Starfleet units and personnel within a hundred parsecs of your position. It's going to be tough on you and the Enterprise, but that's the job you've drawn. You're on your own.
Assuming Barstow was not evacuating himself, this would indicate a real-time conversation (including video) via subspace at a distance of at least 326 light years.
Balance of Terror
Just prior to arriving near Earth Outpost 4 Kirk orders "Open a channel to our nearest command base. Quarter hour reports on our position and status."
KIRK: Are you continuing to broadcast tactical reports?
UHURA [OC]: Affirmative, Captain.
KIRK: And at this distance?
UHURA [OC]: Approximately three hours before receiving a reply to our first message. (apparently the one above)
At the end of the episode:
RAND: We finally received an answer from Command base, sir. They say they'll support whatever decision you have to make.
Assuming that Kirk asked Uhura one hour after the first report to command base, it seems that it would take a subspace signal 2 hours to get to Starfleet and 2 more to get the reply.
Janice's "finally" isn't clear. Either it suggests that it's really quite some distance (conversations with Kirk's superiors light years away usually occur in real time!) or it took Starfleet a while to discuss what orders to relay to Kirk.
The Enterprise Incident
KIRK: You understand that Starfleet Command has been advised of the situation?
TAL [on viewscreen]: The subspace message will take three weeks to reach Starfleet [and three more to get a reply]. The decision is yours, Captain. One hour.
Now that really takes some time. I'd find it hard to believe that subspace technology had gotten worse.
However, Tal's information could be wrong and Starfleet somehow made the Romulans believe that it would take that long. Kirk doesn't comment on the time a reply would take.
Re: Destination Romulus: Travel Time?
Additionally, advising Starfleet Command may not mean contacting Earth. Likewise, Barstow and Earth Outpost 4 may not be close to Earth.
So, how many days does it take to travel from Earth to Romulus? The world may never know.
Re: Destination Romulus: Travel Time?
For the TOS Enterprise, 100 parsecs could be traveled in a third of a day.
Re: Destination Romulus: Travel Time?
What was the TNG episode where they travelled between Earth, Quonos and Romulus in the course of the story? Like, between Quonos and Romulus between commercials! Must have been Unification.
I laughed.
Re: Destination Romulus: Travel Time?
Perhaps the faster communication speeds in BOT were due to a network of subspace booster relays, relays which had been mysteriously destroyed prior to the events of TEI. Yep, the very events which led to the clandestine investigation by Kirk in the first place.
It could be that the "3 week" figure is the speed of natual subspace communications, without the benefit of boosters. Otherwise, we are talking about the events in TEI taking place 168 times further away than the ones in BOT. That is a LOT of light years!
Re: Destination Romulus: Travel Time?
The Romulan drone ships from ENT got to and from their base on Remus and Earth/Vulcan/Andorian/Tellarite space in a blink.
Re: Destination Romulus: Travel Time?
They don't have to be destroyed - Enterprise simply has to be deeper in space in TEI where there are no subspace relays.
Re: Destination Romulus: Travel Time?
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Watch: Is Wild Run the reason to return to The Crew?
@Zyklonbzombie I agree. I enjoyed The Crew - but that's because I completely avoided the awful crime story after a couple of missions. I just went exploring and doing other things. So this expansion looks like a much better use of that vast map to me. Reply 0
PS1 at 20: Destruction Derby and the art of being an idiot
The day I bought my PS1 in 1996 I bought Destruction Derby and Actua Soccer. I absolutely loved DD, great fun. Was at uni at the time, so I'd made a valuable contribution to the entertainment options in our flat. Reply 0
Intel Skylake: Core i5 6600K review
Still running my i5 3570 at stock speeds with no issues. I think it'll be a few years before I need a CPU upgrade. Reply 0
Microsoft's difficult choice at E3 2015
Odd article. Makes it sound like Xbox One is struggling. Yet sales are very strong, compare them to the X360 at the same point.
Yes PS4 has a much bigger installed base. But viewing this 1 v 1 is just too simplistic. It's taking a consolewarz view of a big industry. Reply +8
Project Cars races to pole position in UK chart
Project Cars on PS4 and Xbox One has PC-like graphics settings
I think folks - and this story - are getting carried away seeing these as performance adjustments. They aren't. These are style choices, our eyes don't see lens flares but some folks like them anyway. Some people like rain drops on the game cameras, others do not. Reply +4
Arnie's new film channels The Last of Us
@Cheeky-Girl-Gamer it may not be an issue. PG-13 in the US can often translate to a 15 in the UK. Reply +4
Video: Project CARS Xbox One gameplay breaks cover, at last
@SeeNoWeevil no I'm so "having a different opinion to you."
And that opinion is over thirty years of playing driving games. But I can say your opinion is valid, I just disagree with it. Reply +3
Driveclub can be very difficult and does require skill - it's just not racing/driving skills as they relate to realistic driving/physics. In the same way Wipeout can be difficult and require a lot of skill. Reply +9
Rich Stanton on: Other worlds and the inner eye
Lack of interactivity is something I'm noticing more and more in games. It's not that the worlds used to be more interactive - it's that as the detail in games has increased the level of interactivity has not kept pace. So while the Paris of Unity is a really amazing thing - I've spent house exploring it - after a while I felt like a ghost. So many games we move though these amazing worlds without being able to really reach out and touch them.
Perhaps these lonely avatars wandering though Paris or Chicago of Watch Dogs are a metaphor for a lonely generation. Unintended of course. But I want to be able to give money to a beggar in Watch Dogs, or just talk to someone in Unity, tell a busker they are great, hold someone's hand.
So many games with amazing game worlds and the only time we can touch them is with a blade or a bullet. Reply +7
Layoffs at DriveClub developer Evolution
This is sad news - Evolution created one my favourite franchise, the WRC series.
I expect what this news means is they will fulfill the season pass content then shut down completely. Reply +1
DriveClub Lamborghini expansion due later this month
I've criticised Driveclub a lot. But this update fixes many of the issues I have had with it. The main one being the murky visuals making it hard to see the road ahead. While not perfect the brightness control really does help a lot and I've whacked that way up.
The replays are really nice too - especially the trackside cameras. Great that photo mode can be used even from these camera views.
It's not my favourite racing game of this generation, but now it's a game I don't regret buying and I can see myself playing it a lot more now. Reply +3
Future Assassin's Creed games will have "more robust modern day" than Unity
@TomPhillipsEG I meant ditch the animus stuff. Root the character in the location, allow them to interact more, rather than make a game within a game.
I was at E3 in 2006 and saw the first game there when they were still just showing it behind closed doors. My heart sank when I saw the animus element.
The silliness is fine. But I find the "you're not really there, you can't die" aspect just dull. Why couldn't we have had a game about Assassin's in Acre and other cities in the area. Reply +2
Law & Order airs episode dedicated to harassment of women in gaming
Assetto Corsa review
Factory assist settings is something I've wanted the console games - GT and Forza - to have for a long time. Assists in these games are usually "game" assists, but I'd like the car models to show more of the real why they drive with the assist they really have.
Must reinstalled this game, not updated it for ages. Reply +13
Rich Stanton on: GTA's growing pains
Excellent piece. Bravo. Reply 0
DriveClub revisited: is dynamic weather a game-changer?
No mention of the weird lighting - so that at night rain looks like it's being lit by a massive searchlight on the car roof? Reply -19
20 years of PlayStation: Japan's war on clich�
I was in my final year of uni when I bought a PlayStation. It wasn't my education that was the cause of my student debt, that's for sure. Reply +13
Grand Theft Auto 5: deconstructing the remaster
Halo: The Master Chief Collection has 20GB day one patch to unlock multiplayer
Why not just ship it on two disks then? Reply +78
Microsoft buys Mojang and Minecraft for $2.5bn
Forza Horizon 2 Xbox One car list revealed in full
Nismo400R84 wrote:Ford capri ford rs cossie and the rs200 and rs500, sold!!!I'm going to be driving around in those shouting "guv" a lot.Learned to drive in a 1973 Capri 1600 (in 1990) and owned an early-80s Sierra 2.0 Ghia much later. Reply +4
Microsoft to buy Mojang for $2 billion - report
@GundamJehutyKai it's not the studio that MS is interested in. It's the Minecraft IP. Reply +3
Where did all the strategy go?
My best online multiplayer memories are playing early Ghost Recon games with other EGers on the OG Xbox. So much fun and so tense. Reply +8
Video: The Crew recreates real-life American landmarks
@chucklepie they don't. Horizon 2 is set in southern France/northern Italy. Reply +16
Digital Foundry: Hands-on with DriveClub
"The jump from the studio's arcade-style MotorStorm series to a more realistic racer has been a smooth one too - but did the developer need any outside help? With Polyphony Digital and its Gran Turismo series, some pointers from the Far East could have been insightful?"Evolution made several World Rally Championship games you know. Reply +65
Project Cars is already a better racing game than Forza or Gran Turismo
Amazing so many people still believe the bullshit about microtransactions and Forza 5. They were no more part of the game than in 4. The game threw xp at you and it really wasn't difficult to get the cars you wanted without paying real money.
I'm always amazed when people talk about "the grind" to earn xp to buy cars in racing games. If it is such a "grind" to drive and race the cars I suggest racing games aren't really your thing. Reply +1
Can't agree with this headline at all - it's just fawning hype. At this point in development the gamepad control of Project Cars is still awful compared to GT or Forza. Yes I know there will be some using wheels, but the majority will want to play the game with a pad. SMS's Shift 1 and Shift 2 struggled with pad controls and I have doubts the developer will get this right for release.
I really hope I'm wrong. I've been a team member (minor financial backer) since the early days - and there's lots to like about the game - but the control feel just isn't there in the pad yet. There's two months to go. So fingers crossed. Reply +4
Forza Horizon 2 demo gets Xbox One release date
Xbox boss Phil Spencer makes case for Tomb Raider exclusivity deal
Seems like perfectly reasonable business to me. Good to see some investment in third-party developers. Reply -1
Crytek's Ryse 2 canned as financial struggle spreads to Shanghai
Grid Autosport review
Hmmmm I hated Grid 2 (liked the original). But I tend to disagree with everything Martin Robinson writes about racing games - so there's a chance I might enjoy this a lot more than him. (or give it 2/10!) Reply +4
@Fiddle-sticks they are very tiresome. And ironically prove EG right. Too many childish boys with their noses put out of joint by the idea of showing respect for all. Reply +4
Sky charging �5 more to use Sky Go on Xbox 360
We ditched our Sky sub a few months ago and mostly watch TV through a Freesat recorder. No regrets. Sky was over �40 a month. While Game of Thrones was on we had a NowTV sub which we could watch on a TV app and other devices. Now GoT is over I've cancelled (I wish main Sky subs let you switch packages on and off like NowTV) that sub for a bit and put the �6 towards a Eurosport sub for LeMans and Tour de France. We get BT Sport for free with our broadband - and you can Chromecast that to a big TV. Was already paying for Netflix, so we've gone from over �40 to �6 a month.Asking a fiver for the console app is a dick move. Glad we left Sky behind.Got some free NowTV sport passes with our new TV. Have been using them for the F1. Thanks to whoever said earlier we could get sports passes for peanuts on eBay, I never knew that. Reply +1
Editor's blog: I am sexist
@Some_Goats when women get equal pay, equal treatment etc. then I'll agree with you about things like Woman's hour. Reply -5
@Mikeoneus I doubt you'll be missed by those of us who enjoy games as a (hopefully) intelligent art form. Reply +3
Well done Tom, good stuff. Obviously you know the comments will just continue to be a cesspool of hate regarding the issue. Anonymous online kiddies brought up on GTA, CoD and gagging porn - will tell you to fuck off because games aren't sexist, there are more important things in the world etc.
Part of why I left the business you are still working in was I felt it was pointless writing about serious issues when the audience is barely capable of reading a well-reasoned review correctly, let alone something that challenges their bigotry.
I believe games can and should be art. The thing holding that back is not just the games, but the level of discourse surrounding them. Thankfully the national gallery doesn't have space under the pictures to scrawl "fuck off fag".
I don't know if you will read this, or whether you read the comments, lord knows I wouldn't. But I'm coming to the conclusion that comments online only exist for the purpose of clicks but otherwise offer nothing constructive or worthwhile to either the articles themselves or the subject at hand. Forums I can still (just) see the worth in - but these days I never read comment sections (I made an exception for this article, especially as it hadn't got into full swing yet). I'm not picking on EG here - the comment section on the Daily Telegraph is as much a disgusting midden of puss.
Your lot might annoy me at times in the reviews - especially on racing games - but I could live without being able to tell you so in a comments section. I think the site - any site - would be much better off without one.
Thanks for this article though. I've been coming to the same conclusions. This is mainly because my little girl (seven) is beginning to question how unfair things are. "Why are all the players in FIFA men?" for example. And whereas in times past I might have thought - well because there's no women in the Premiership. But that doesn't matter does it, it's a bloody videogame. They could put women in custom teams if not the real teams.
I think Rockstar could do an amazing amount of good for the artform by having a female protagonist for a GTA game. Tomb Raider for all Crystal Dynamics' talk of her character growth still seems more of a fantasy for boys. But there are the odd great female role in games. For me the best is Commander Sheppard in Mass Effect - I find the female version of Shepard much more interesting than the cookie-cutter masculine one. But such roles are few and far between. I hope by the time my daughter is 18 and can play any games she wants things have changed. In the meantime I find myself becoming an angry (rather confused) feminist on her behalf.
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Assassin's Creed Unity is a backward step for progressive games
Oh look a lot of little boys who live in an entitled masculine fantasyland consisting of the grainy porn they use to fill their wank sock are angry EG is discussing an important issue. Alas debating this intelligently is completely beyond you. You are so incapable of empathy for the women that likely are part of your lives - your mothers and sisters. I pity your lack of emotional intelligence to even discuss the issue, you can't even take part, instead telling EG to shut up. Your attitude to EG mirrors your attitude to women and proves why articles this are important.I believe videogames are an art form.� Good art is marked by good writing about that art. It is also marked by a willingness by the audience to engage in that discourse. But many of you can't even understand any of that, you're already wondering weather to call me a fag or a twat, but not sure how to spell either. I pity the women in your lives. Reply -13
FIFA 15 on PC has all the Ignite Engine bells and whistles
Good move setting this right EA.
The company does show some signs of improvement - the big free World Cup update for next-gen FIFA 14 is rather splendid too. Reply +1
No One Lives Forever to live forever on digital distribution
Street Merchant: You look like you need a monkey.
HARM Agent: Excuse me?
Street Merchant: I have a very fine monkey for you. Only twenty dollars, American.
HARM Agent: Sorry, I don't want a monkey.
Street Merchant: What do you mean?
HARM Agent: I don't want a monkey!
Street Merchant: Why not?
HARM Agent: Because I don't like monkeys, now get that filthy beast away from me!
Street Merchant: Are you insulting my monkey?
HARM Agent: I'm sure it's a perfectly excellent monkey, but I don't want it. Now please leave, I'm very busy.
Street Merchant: Ten dollars.
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Street Merchant: Free? You want my children to starve?
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Street Merchant: This is a valuable monkey! My wife would kill me if she knew I was offering it to you so cheap.
HARM Agent: You don't seem to understand, I DON'T WANT A MONKEY!
Street Merchant: Infidel. Reply +6
Evolution addresses DriveClub delay after "long and hard winter"
Bungie explains why there's still no PC version of Destiny
Mad given Xbox One runs on Windows 8. Reply +6
Kinect Sports Rivals review
Got the game today. It's very pretty. You have to sit through an enormous amount of unskippable guff before it just lets you and your kids have a quick game of bowling. They've also made picking up the bowling ball much more complicated than the old X360 game - as such my youngest (four) really struggled with the game.
We've only had it a couple of hours. We've played bowling - good - but silly sci-fi setting of it seems less convincing than old game. Waveracing is very good. Rock climbing is excellent, and feels like a good workout.
We haven't tried the other sports yet. Reply 0
Sony Wireless Headset 2.0 review
@darrellharding this is a very good demo too -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUDTlvagjJA Reply 0
Titanfall matchmaking tweaks now available to try
This is great for me as I'm fecking useless. Just been trying it and had some great matches. Am still useless, but still managed a few kills. Reply 0


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While I've always been the first in line to whip out the paint brush and slap on a coat of deeply saturated blue or green, lately I've been rethinking this strategy. Doesn't this bedroom look like the most serene, lovely sleeping space ever? Maybe white is the new It color scheme . . .
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aimeeb 7 years
I like white but this is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much. White can brighten a room but too much reminds me of a hospital.
bizzybee 7 years
I like white. It can be very clean, fresh, and uplifting.
emalove 7 years
My bedroom walls are a very pale lavender, so I bought white curtains and pretty white bedding for spring. I love how it brightens things up.
havok636 7 years
i'd be terrified to sleep in that room.i'd be so afraid i'd mess something up!
havok636 7 years
i'd be terrified to sleep in that room. i'd be so afraid i'd mess something up!
Renees3 7 years
I'm way too dirty for this. I mean I feel like I'd just lay on it and it'd be ruined. But it's pretty.
hippiecowgirl 7 years
I could do some serious sleeping in that room!
moxierain 7 years
Love it but I'm afraid it would get dirty fast.
MartiniLush 7 years
I would never have thought that I would like an all-white theme, but that looks so tranquil and inviting, I have changed my mind!
sbaum555 7 years
It does look relaxing but I'd prefer less chintz-y and more modern lines and textures.
sfbutterfly24 7 years
I am lucky enough to have inherited some really great sheets from my grandma just like the ones pictured!!!
teresamari 7 years
This would never happen at my house - brown tabby cat and fuzzy black dog. But it's pretty to look at.
maddyme 7 years
I used the all white scheme, with a few touches of green for my bathroom. I live in an apartment and the bathroom is tiny- I don't even have a counter, so in an attempt to make it feel larger (and to wake me up in the morning) I have a white shower curtain, white floor mats and white towels. Additionally, I am kinda a freak and only get white towels (and sheets for that matter) so I can add bleach to the wash and know they are clean and disinfected. :) It is the only part of my life I am clean freak-y about.
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i do love me some color... but this does look tranquil!
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"There is neither happiness nor misery in the world; there is only the comparison of one state to another, nothing more. He who has felt the deepest grief is best able to experience supreme happiness. We must have felt what it is to die, that we may appreciate the enjoyments of life."
"The earth we abuse and the living things we kill will, in the end, take their revenge; for in exploiting their presence we are diminishing our future"
"There is nothing funny about Halloween. This sarcastic festival reflects, rather, an infernal demand for revenge by children on the adult world."
"To revenge reasonable incredulity by refusing evidence, is a degree of insolence with which the world is not yet acquainted; and stubborn audacity is the last refuge of guilt"
"Interpretation is the revenge of the intellect upon art. Even more. It is the revenge of the intellect upon the world. To interpret is to impoverish, to deplete the world -- in order to set up a shadow world of ''meanings.''"
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If you haven't yet read, Meshing in Flow Simulation and Part 2, I would recommend doing so before reading this. I'm building off the basic mesh discussed in Part 2. In this post, I'm going to talk about the initial mesh.
The initial mesh of a Flow Simulation is the first mesh that is used for performing actual calculations. The software starts with the basic mesh, then refines area with certain geometrical features based on the different settings in the software. This post will be a discussion of those settings.
Before we discuss the actual settings here, let's talk about what all the level settings are since we see it multiple times in Small solid features refinement level, Curvature refinement level, and Tolerance refinement level.
The refinement level is the maximum amount of times a cube that represents a cell can be split. Each cube splitting into 8 equal cubes represents one level. The image below shows multiple refinement levels. If all the cells combine to make 1 starting cell, then the following is a table to put the different refinement levels in the image in perspective:
You can imagine how many cells would be created if every cell was refined 8 times. The actual amount would be 8^8 or 16,777,216. That means that a single cell that would normally take about 10 kB of RAM to store would now produce about 16GB of RAM needed if all cells created by refinements were continually refined up to the max as well. And that's just from 1 cell out of the basic mesh! There can be thousands or millions in the basic mesh! This is why the settings exist. So that the software can sort out what needs refinement and what doesn't - otherwise you would never finish an analysis in any reasonable time frame.
Two things work for us here. First, it's unlikely all cells from each refinement will ever continue to be refined, typically making the mesh much less resource intensive then 8^8 cells from 1 cell would indicate. Second, solution adaptive meshing, that only refines cells that need it as the solution progresses keeps things efficient. We'll be talking more about that in a later post in this series. For now, we'll move on to settings of the initial mesh.
Small solid features refinement level: Allows refinement around features in which one or more dimensions is small compared to other features around it. Think of features that are thin, short, etc.
Curvature refinement level: Looks at surfaces that have too much curvature to them and refines them as many times as allowed by what you have the setting set to. This is done to minimize errors from bad discretization of a curved surface by a rectangular/cubic cell.
Tolerance refinement level: is used to make sure the deviation of the discretization from the actual surface geometry is not so large to cause issues. If you think of a quarter circle in a single cell, it's solid representation is actually going to be a triangle made by the edges of the cell and a line connecting the two points the quarter circle intersects with the cell edges. If this discretization error is large, then splitting cells makes it more accurate.
In the refining cells tab, the options are simple, tell the software how many times you want it to split each cell type before starting it's run.
The Narrow Channels tab, deals with areas where flow conditions occur in small gaps. It allows an input of the minimum number of cells you desire, as well as a refinement level of how many times you will allow the software to split the cells in an attempt to achieve that. The process stops when either of these settings are hit.
Turning on the bottom two options for minimum and maximum height of narrow channels limits what constitutes a narrow channel, otherwise the entire global domain, or local domain if you are using the settings on local initial mesh, is used.
That is the basic settings for the initial mesh. In the next portion of this post, I will be discussing solution adaptive mesh settings. I hope you're interested!
By: Brandon Donnelly, Simulation Applications Engineer
One of my favorite enhancements to SOLIDWORKS 2016 is the new Intersect tool. The additional controls for the preview in this tool make it much easier to work with. In 2015, we always saw both included and excluded regions in the preview. Now, we can switch previews to show just included regions. Consider the two images below to see what I mean.
Watch the video for a rundown of using the tool to make the bowl (and the contents it holds).
As a bonus, I decided to make a quick rendering of the bowl holding some lightly rippling water. One of the things you run into when working with bodies that have transparent appearances is adjacent faces on separate bodies give the renderer some grief.
A simple fix for this is to make the two bodies not quite touch each other exactly. In this case, I used the Scale feature (Insert, Features, Scale) to scale the "liquid" body down just 1%. Easy fix!
To finish up, I used PhotoView 360 and the another new feature in SOLIDWORKS 2016, the Scene Illumination Proof Sheet, to select an image I liked without having to go back to the model and adjust lighting with trial and error.
In the end, I got a pretty decent image without lot of work to show off my plastic bowl!
By: John Setzer, Training Coordinator
We haven't heard from Sol and Sal since last month. Let's drop in on them, shall we?
"You were right, Sol!" sighed Sal.
Sol succumbed to his slothful sidekick Sal's succinct statement. "I was? About what?"
"It was really easy! So I went ahead and did it. Several times, in fact!"
Sol started to…
"And online, too!"
"Um, Sal…just what exactly did you do…online?"
"Why, I submitted several ideas for the SOLIDWORKS World Top Ten List!"
"Whew!" sighed Sol, serenely solaced.
"Well, what did you think I was talking about? Hey, waiddaminute…"
"Oh! Nothing!" Sol said. "So, say, Sal, just what ideas did you submit?"
"Well, Sol, I'm not going to tell you that. Intellectual property, you know? But I will tell you how I did it."
"Was it easy, Sal?"
"Easy as using SOLIDWORKS, Sol! All I had to do was log in through the SOLIDWORKS World Top Ten List page of the SOLIDWORKS forums. From there I picked the Content link. When I was ready, I clicked on the "Create An Idea" link. There's even a link there with tips on submitting an idea! It's a very well designed site."
"How would I know that, Sal?"
"Why, you could just look down at Figure 1, Sol!"
"Nice. How do you know if your idea is selected?"
"Why, they only read it from the main stage at SOLIDWORKS World in front of five, six thousand of your closest friends!"
"Hey, you really are becoming more active in the user community. Where's the place I always tell you is the first place to look for SOLIDWORKS information?"
"Why, Graphics Systems' SolidNotes blog, Sol. Graphics Systems' SolidNotes."
You can see several more of Sam's somewhat serious series of Sol and Sal's serial spree of SOLIDWORKS shenanigans here and here and here and here….
By: Sam Hochberg, CSWE, Applications Engineer
Watch as Graphics Systems counts down their top 10 picks in SOLIDWORKS 2016!
In keeping with the theme of new features in 2016 SOLIDWORKS, I wanted to highlight one of my favorites within Flow Simulation; it's called Equidistant Refinement. If you're familiar at all with CFD or fluid mechanics for that matter you know that the boundary layers flowing around an object are the most complex, especially when the flow becomes turbulent. In CFD, the best way to capture these complex flow patterns is by making sure that your mesh is refined enough around your model to capture these turbulent effects. Previous to 2016, this was a little bit of an involved process to achieve. It required you to create a local mesh control around the body that you were analyzing. This was done either by placing a large "block" around your model to serve as the mesh control. Or if you wanted to get a little bit more detailed, there was a technique that involved offsetting the "skin" of your model and then using the surface tool called Thicken in order to get the solid body to use as a mesh control.
In 2016 Flow Simulation though these involve processes are reduced down to a simple check box! Let's take a look...
Let's say we want to analyze the flow over a baseball. Pretty simple sphere except for the laces; those add a little complexity into the model.
When we analyze this we would like to capture the turbulent effects involved so we want to have a refined mesh at the surface and little bit offset from the surface. Let's see how this is done in 2016 Flow Simulation....
We go ahead and apply a local mesh control as always, but we no longer have to apply it to a dummy body. We select the body that we want the mesh control around and there is now this handy dandy section called Equidistant Refinement!
We simply turn this section on, select the number of offset "shells" that we want (this is used if we want to reduce the mesh the farther we move away from the offset surface), define the refinement level we would like, and finally how far of an offset we need...that's all there is to it! We go ahead and mesh our model and we get a beautiful mesh like this
Depending on the complexity of your model this feature alone will save you tons of time!
On a side note, you may have noticed that the dialog boxes in 2016 look much different. I'd encourage you to play around with the new features in 2016 Flow Simulation. There are many other enhancements to this product that I think you will enjoy, particularly in the area of meshing!
By: Chris Olson, Simulation Applications Engineer
Well, it's that time of year again. With the change of seasons comes the release of SOLIDWORKS 2016. I love the change in seasons, but more importantly, I always get excited to see the changes in SOLIDWORKS.
This was a great year for SOLIDWORKS Inspection, and today I'm going to talk about my picks for the top new features.
Zoom to Selection/Go To
With the ability to Right Click >> Go To, it is no longer necessary to zoom in and out constantly while trying to focus on a single dimension.
Export to SOLIDWORKS Inspection Standalone
Okay, I'm cheating here a little bit. This feature was actually introduced in 2015 SP4.0, but it's so great I have to talk about it! It was common problem we were seeing from our customers, and within a few service packs we had an answer.
When exporting to a SOLIDWORKS Inspection project file (functionality added in SOLIDWORKS Inspection 2015), the capture regions were not carried through. This meant that it was a great feature for quick projects started in the add-in, but not for long-term projects. That has now changed. Capture regions are carried through much more accurately, and will now be available for revisions and image exports.
Horizontal Template Support
With the support for horizontal excel templates, there is much greater support for customizing your existing reports to work with the software. The most common template problem pre-2015 is no longer an issue with this enhancement!
OCR for all Project Properties
With SOLIDWORKS Inspection 2016 we are now able to use OCR to fill in all project properties, not just name, number, and revision. This is a big time saver on project setup.
OCR Editor
With the new OCR Editor, we can create custom font libraries suited to our drawings, making SOLIDWORKS Inspection more versatile than ever for PDF and TIFF files. SOLIDWORKS Inspection doesn't support your Comic Sans drawing? Create your own OCR library!
Net Inspect and Quality Expert Export Capabilities
With the new direct link between SOLIDWORKS Inspection and Net Inspect/Quality Expert, it is very easy to quickly export data to these applications to perform capability studies and statistical analysis.
Now that you've learned all about the 2016 enhancements in SOLIDWORKS Inspection, put them to use! All of these enhancements were customer driven, stemming from enhancement requests and customer input. Do you have an idea that would make SOLIDWORKS Inspection better? Submit an enhancement request! We even have some good tips to quality control your enhancement requests and get them implemented faster than normal!
We are always excited to hear your thoughts on the new release, so feel free to let us know what you think!
Happy Inspecting!
It is one thing to have an idea in your head, but it is a completely different experience to hold it in your hands. With its advanced technology and ease of use, it is no secret why businesses are implementing 3D printing into their processes. 3D printing has recently exploded as a disruptive technology, especially in the manufacturing industry. By creating a computer-aided-design (CAD) model and sending it to the 3D printer, a part is built layer-by-layer from the bottom up.
Beyond Vision, a provider of manufacturing and business services, is committed to providing employment to the visually impaired. While 3D printing has proven to be successful in the manufacturing aspect of the business, Beyond Vision has also found a unique way to utilize their 3D printer.
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Beyond Vision is giving their blind employees the opportunity to "see" through 3D printing. "With 3D printing, you are essentially representing a 3D image in a physical form, and we thought this is a way that we can actually allow blind people to see things that they can't normally see," explains Jim Kerlin, president and CEO of Beyond Vision.
GSC (Graphics Systems Corp.), a provider of 3D engineering technology, worked with Beyond Vision to evaluate various 3D printers and technologies based on their manufacturing needs. "Their initial objective was to make fixtures and jigs to improve their product assembly process for the blind employees. Once they received the 3D printer, they started finding even more unique ways to utilize the printer to benefit their employees," said Mike Krause, 3D printing consultant at GSC.
People who are visually impaired use their sense of touch to "see". By printing a snowflake, butterfly, and sailboat, visually impaired employees at Beyond Vision were able to visualize objects that were previously only imaginable. "A person who is blind has never had an opportunity, especially if they have been blind since birth, to know what a snowflake looks like and that every snowflake is different," explains Kerlin. By printing several snowflakes in different shapes and sizes, employees were able understand the difference in the unique patterns.
With something as delicate as a butterfly, a blind individual must rely on descriptions and may not fully have the opportunity to appreciate the beauty in the detail. By 3D printing a butterfly with detailed wings that articulate, a person who is blind can understand the movement as well as the pattern on the wings.
Several employees had previously been sailing, but found it difficult to fully imagine what the boat looked like from back to front. The 3D printed model enabled them to understand the layout of the sails as well as where they would sit.
When employees were asked what other objects they would like to see printed, some ideas included a basketball court, baseball diamond, and a neighborhood map of one's home.
"We thought this was a really unique way for us to use 3D printing and allow a person who is blind to see things that they can't normally see," says Kerlin. Beyond Vision is continuing to use 3D printing in the manufacturing aspect of the business as well as for ideas on how to enrich the lives of their blind employees.
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We haven't heard from Sol and Sal since last month. I wonder what they're up to?
"Get a load of this, Sol!"
Sol arched an eyebrow and glanced toward his sidekick Sal with the usual dose of trepidation. "Yes?"
"This guy Cody Pendzich is amazing. Did you see his "How It's Made" blog post on designing a cell phone case?"
"I did see that, Sal! His methods for offsetting surfaces are powerful techniques that everyone using a hybrid modeler like SOLIDWORKS should know. But his method for moving faces to create a chamfer not otherwise calculable just blew me away!"
"That's not easy to do, Sol!" said Sal.
"What, using the Move Face command? Why, it's not that…."
"No, Sol, for someone to teach you something you don't already know about SOLIDWORKS!"
"We can always learn something new, can't we? In fact, I'd like to show you how I modeled that very same part!"
Sal pulled up a chair.
"Well the approach I took was to shell the part out, but I knew it might be a little trial and error deciding on the right faces to remove. So, to avoid repetition, I saved a selection set out of the topmost faces and the earphone and USB jack faces."
"Ooh! How do you do that, Sol?"
"Well, it's exceedingly simple, Sal. After windowing the surfaces, I right-clicked and selected 'Save Selection' like you see below."
"Down below, Sol?"
"Yes, in Figure 1, Sal."
"I see," said Sol.
"And then, from here on out, I simply select the entire set from the Feature Manager, like you see below. And by that I mean, Figure 2, Sal."
"Wow, that is a major PROTIP, Sol!"
"Glad you think so, little buddy."
"I still haven't quite figured out how you're going to do this with a Shell command, Sol."
"Here's the secret, Sal. You can create outward shells in SOLIDWORKS. You can see the option in Figure 3."
"GET OUT!" squealed Sal. "And so your result would be a lot like Cody's approach of offsetting and then thickening a surface!"
"And what would you do next, Sal?"
"Um, look down at Figure 4?"
"Well, I was thinking you'd finish up the model kind of like Cody did."
"Oh, yeah. Remind me again, Sol, where you learn all these great tips and ideas?"
"Why, Graphics Systems' SolidNotes blog, Sal. Graphics Systems' SolidNotes."
You can see several more of Sam's somewhat serious series of Sol and Sal's serial spree of SOLIDWORKS shenanigans here and here and here and here….
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South-easterly Skala once made its living as a fishing village, but these days it's all about the 3-kilometre-long beach. The rest of the town fans out from its forested edge. Along the main road, there's a haul of restaurants and tavernas, while Roman ruins and hiking trails scatter the surrounding hills. To top things off, some seriously popular Kefalonia icons are within daytripping distance, including ancient Drogarati Cave and Hollywood starlet, Antisamos Beach.
Blue Flag beach and boat trips
A coveted Blue Flag flutters above Skala Beach. Mooching along its 3-kilometre sand-and-shingle stretch, you'll spy caves, coves and a mosaic-floored Roman villa. Watersports and glass bottom boats kick off from the beach, too. Bigger ships venture further afield, putting islands like Zante within easy reach. Come sundown, Turtle Beach – a half-hour walk away – is the place to be. The clue's in the name – loggerhead turtles nest here from May to August.
Roman ruins and hiking trails
Heading for the hills is a must. The ruins of the Old Town are about a 15-minute walk away – it's now a jumble of tumbledown olive presses, bathhouses and wells. Other ruins tick off a 7th-century Temple of Apollo and a chapel. Serious hikers should throw on a pair of boots and make for one of Kefalonia's top walking trails – the 8-kilometre coastal walk to Poros. It's pretty panoramas all the way.
Drogarati Cave and Antisamos Beach
Kefalonia's star attraction, Drogarati Cave, is a 45-minute drive away from Skala. This place comes in at a not-too-shabby 150 million years old, showing off underground caves oozing with stalagmites. If heading that way, make sure to swing by Antisamos Beach. It became a local celebrity when it starred in the film Captain Corelli's Mandolin.
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The economics are simple on this one. When we pull back and don't spend, sales taxes in our cities and communities decline. So it should come as no suprise State Comptroller Susan Combs today reports
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Over the weekend I was very privileged to be part of a strategy session on Nigerian sports hosted by the country's Minister of Sports, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi. This 3 day retreat was held in Abuja from Friday through to Sunday and was arranged by the Honourable Minister following the completion of the World Championships a
Long Distance (again!) on Hot102FM in Jamaica!
Here are the final snippets from my radio interview on Sportsline on Hot102FM in Jamaica last week Monday. The show was hosted by Wayne Lewis and Trudy-Ann Williams, while Bruce James, the President of MVP track club (where Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce trains), also made an appearance as we discussed the recently concluded World Championships: The first snippet is
Discussing Nigerian Athletics on Hot102FM in Jamaica!
Last night I made an appearance on Sportsline, a Jamaican radio show on their Hot102FM channel to review the just concluded World Championships. I shared the airwaves with none other than MVP President Bruce James who focused on Jamaica's 6 Gold, 2 Silver and 1 Bronze medal performances at the Championships, while I brought the
Blessing ensures Nigeria ends World Champs with 2 medals; Murielle does same for Cote d'Ivoire
On Friday evening, Blessing Okagbare won her second World Championship medal in a week – bronze in the 200 metres – to ensure that Nigerians for the first time since 1999 had something to celebrate at the end of these championships. Indeed, Blessing single-handedly ensured that Nigeria equaled its best ever medal tally of 1 Silver
Ahoure and Okagbare lead Africa's charge for 200 metre GOLD
Before assessing the medal chances of Murielle Ahoure and Blessing Okagbare in the 200 metres starting tomorrow, it would be remiss of me not to hail Ahoure's Silver medal in the 100 metres on Monday night – the first medal of any colour for Cote d'Ivoire in the 30-year history of the World Championships! Despite
Blessing and the Asafa Powell Syndrome…
If Blessing Okagbare delighted Nigerians yesterday with the nation's first World Championship medal since 1999, the 100 metre final today was to end in disappointment for Blessing and the millions of Nigerians who would have tuned into the race to see if she could possibly challenge the mercurial Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce for the title, as she
Blessing Okagbare wins Nigeria's first World Championship medal since 1999!
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Senior Keith Lawson rushed for 229 yards on 11 carries and two touchdowns and junior Brandon Swan rushed for 126 yards on 12 carries and two touchdowns to lead Beckman.
"I think we looked like a really young team," Beckman Coach Fred Shambaugh said. "We made lots of mistakes that come with youth, and we've just got to work on them and work on them.
"We had some positives, but we also had some negatives we have to address.
"In some of the games we play down the road, just one turnover will cost us a game, so we've got some growing up to do."
Cerritos, which was 0-10 a year ago, forced three turnovers. Brenton Hill had the biggest, a 52-yard interception return for a touchdown which closed the gap to 21-13 midway through the third quarter.
But Beckman broke the game open, moving ahead, 28-13, on Lawson's 35-yard touchdown run with 1:29 left in the third quarter.
Brian Traut kicked a 29 yard field goal in the fourth quarter to make it 31-13.
Swan scored Beckman's first two touchdowns, a 20-yard run in the first quarter and a 5-yard score in the second quarter.
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Louisville's horror and sci-fi convention, "Fright Night" brings out a couple performance based athletes as well as many other notables.
Louisville's Ohio Valley Wrestling has signed a deal with Total Non-Stop Action Wrestling, and is working in conjunction with an area film crew
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