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If you want to see the future of online news and entertainment, look at the Mail and see a future neither the Mail nor its enemies want.
If Labour is not in power after the general election, you will hear many leftists blaming the Mail for their defeat. For more than a century, they say, it has pumped out thuggish attacks against every prominent liberal and leftist, and injected its particular venom—a paranoid poison—into wider debate. To its conservative readers, by contrast, the Mail is their shield against a world that would ignore their wishes, take their money and laugh at their convictions.
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Liberals who won't face radical Islam must now face the consequences
Standpoint January 2015
The state intervenes when the principles of a liberal society collapse. Usually it blunders in. Invariably it destroys basic freedoms. No one except the most blinkered supporters of authoritarian government can predict with confidence that its "crackdowns" and "emergency measures" will make our lives better or safer. But there you are. When supposedly good and responsible people fail to police themselves, the government will summon the real police to do the job for them.
For years, a dizzying gulf has stretched between the principles most good and responsible liberals say they hold — beliefs in reasoned argument, democracy, and equal rights for women, gays and people of all colours and creeds — and their practical failure to oppose radical Islam. A few of us tried to persuade them to mean what they say and behave accordingly. Some of us have stayed on the Left. Others have given up on what looks an irredeemably compromised movement and attacked liberal-left orthodoxy from the right. I will not pretend that any of us have had a great deal of success.
"A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light," said Max Planck, "but rather because its opponents eventually die, and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it."
I thought that liberal values would only creep forward at the Planckian pace of "one funeral at a time", and we would have to wait for the current generation of liberal-leftists to die out before we saw progress. I forgot that outsiders can impose changes insiders refuse to contemplate.
Russell Brand: Still an idiot
Standpoint December 2014
"Are you turning into neo-conservatives?" a friend asked after I and other leftish critics had hammered Russell Brand's new book, Revolution. With evident relish, he went on, you have laid into a celebrity who for all his garrulous follies is against plutocrats, media corporations and the degradation of the environment. You say you are left-wing, but like the original neo-cons or the type of "leftist" Rupert Murdoch is so fond of employing, you only ever offer comfort to the Right.
He asked a fair question to which the simple answer is that a bad book is a bad book whatever the politics of its author, and the honest reviewer must say so. Revolution (Century, £20) is an exceptionally bad book, one of the worst I have ever read. I doubt anyone who is not paid to review it can reach the end without skimming large sections, and many will throw it away. Brand is a raging narcissist, who treated as brilliant whatever thoughts entered his cloudy mind while he underwent a recovery programme from drink and drug addiction. His egomania is such he thinks he can transform the world because he transformed himself when he kicked heroin.
Revolt of the TV Eunuchs
Standpoint September 2014
Pride: Turning pit closures into showstoppers
From Standpoint October 2104
A scene in Pride sent me back 30 years. A gay activist, Mark Ashton (played with intense conviction by Ben Schnetzer), decides to set up "Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners" from a Bloomsbury bookshop. "Who hates the miners?" he asks. "Thatcher, the police and the tabloid press — does that sound familiar?"
Hardly anyone supports him. A working-class gay from Durham wonders if those would be the same miners who beat him up every day for being queer. Ashton goes on to the streets, nevertheless, and shakes a bucket for donations. Passers-by insult him. He does not answer back in kind but shouts "Merry Christmas."
I stood collecting on the streets for the miners in the winter of 1984, not on the streets of Bloomsbury but of Altrincham, which as one of the most conservative towns in the north of England, was not, on reflection, the best venue for a fraternal whip-round. To be fair, most shoppers politely ignored me or gave despairing looks. But a few turned nasty
Propaganda shouldn't pay
As with Nye Bevan and Conservatives so with me and PR departments: "No amount of cajolery, and no attempts at ethical or social seduction, can eradicate from my heart a deep burning hatred for press officers. So far as I am concerned they are lower than vermin." Or as the BBC's economics editor Robert Peston put it in his recent Charles Wheeler lecture, "I have never been in any doubt that PRs are the enemy."
Let me explain how they are the nearest thing to prostitutes you can find in public life.


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Walker campaign traveling to Alabama, Tennessee on Friday
Scott Walker has added a Tennessee fundraising stop to his Friday campaign schedule, which already included a speech at the Alabama Republican Party's summer dinner in Montgomery.
The Republican governor, who's up for re-election in 2014 and is testing the waters for president in 2016, will attend a $2,500-per-couple re-election fund-raiser for his gubernatorial campaign, The Tennessean reported.
Walker will attend a private luncheon at the Franklin home of Reba and Willis Johnson, a property which was formerly country star Alan Jackson's 135-acre estate, the paper reported on its website.
In Alabama, The Huntsville Times quoted Republican Party Chairman Bill Armistead saying that they are expecting about 900 people to attend the GOP's $150-per-person event in Montgomery on Friday night. Proceeds go to the party.
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How CRA Kept Bronx Man's Dream Alive
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Jose Rodriguez has never heard of the Community Reinvestment Act.
Ask him about community lending, and he'll tell you it took him five years to get a $115,000 renovation loan to fix up the once abandoned apartment building he owns in the fraying Tremont section of the Bronx, a borough of New York City.
Without the law, however, the 34-year-old entrepreneur would be building castles in the air instead of the apartment house of his dreams.
Years of Saving
Mr. Rodriguez spent years squirreling away money from his salary as a meat market machine operator to buy the three-story brick building in the rubble-strewn neighborhood. In 1986, he put down $10,000 for the tenement. He borrowed the remaining $28,500 of the purchase price from New York City, which owned the building.
Mr. Rodriguez thought the next part would be easy. He needed a loan to pay for supplies to renovate the building and lay out five apartments for his family and tenants.
Instead, he spent the next five years in a revolving-door nightmare, shuttling from bank to bank to mortgage broker in fruitless attempts to finance the renovation.
It wasn't until two months ago that he was approved to receive a $115,000, 12-year loan at 7.5% interest from Neighborhood Housing Services of New York City. The nonprofit group got the money from a recently established $500,000 loan pool it administers for IBJ Schroder Bank and Trust Co., one of numerous foreign-owned and wholesale banks that have recently stepped up their community lending activities.
The Community Reinvestment Act was passed in 1977, but it wasn't until 1989 that enforcement was boosted as part of the thrift-bailout law. Banks that receive poor regulatory grades for investments in low-income communities hit roadblocks when they want to expand, merge, or gain new powers. They also face community scorn, since evaluations of their CRA programs are now made public.
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IBJ Schroder, which is owned by Industrial Bank of Japan, depends on organizations like Neighborhood Housing to help it fulfill CRA requirements. Like many foreign-owned U.S. banks, it does not have the retail branch structure out of which most CRA-credit loans and programs are administered.
Mr. Rodriguez, who now owns a photo development shop, is grateful for the loan. But he hasn't forgotten the banking nightmare.
"It's been like hell, the ups and downs," he said. "I gutted the building out in a week and a half, that's how determined I was. I put a lot of sweat into this."
Bankers know about sweat equity, but it doesn't count for much when they talk to their loan committees.
Big Banks Turned Their Back
Mr. Rodriguez, who works on Saturdays and many weekday nights with friends and relatives on the renovation, was turned down for his rehab loan by some of New York's biggest financial institutions -- Chemical Bank, Manufacturers Hanover Trust, Citibank, and Anchor Savings Bank.
He continues to do his personal banking with Citibank, but laughs ruefully at advertisements from banks that claim they are friendly and eager to finance small businesses. "Here I am putting money into the bank," he said, "and I can't borrow money."
Mr. Rodriguez, to be certain, is unsophisticated in the ways of finance. The young developer made a near-fatal mistake after the banks said no. He paid $3,300 in up-front fees to pair of mortgage brokers who promised to get him a home equity loan. He claims that he never got the money, and forfeited almost 75% of the fees.
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To get the renovation under way, he liquidated $6,000 from his three individual retirement accounts and put about $9,000 on his credit cards to buy supplies and pay electricians and plumbers. "I had to do it in order for someone to look at this building a little more," Mr. …


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Posted by Albatros44 on Nov 21st, 2010
Have you been to the museum lately?
Well, whenever it was, certainly it's been too long ago! The museum is always worth a visit. There is so much to see! Sculptures from Egypt, paintings from the continent, rare books... and, honestly, are YOU always certain that this is "just an old, dusty mummy" in that coffin next to you?
As you can see, we spent a lot of time creating new assets and improving the existing material. Also, with the more modern touch of the Bauhaus and "Art Modern" style buildings both in the 3D-skybox and the accessible parts of the level, we hope that the Steam- and Dieselpunk fans and Dystopia-worshippers among you can sleep a little bit easier now. This new location bordering Montague Place will be of quite some importance to the story, as back in 1934 (and, also, in Zeitgeist's 1934...), the British Library had been a part of the museum. As you can imagine, Mr. Czerny is an enthusiastic reader...
We would also like to point your attention towards our new Blog . In that blog, we are going to talk about our progress with Zeitgeist, probably some random facts and comparisons between architecture and lifestyle from the 1920s/30s area and today, and, which is probably more important, share all that we know with you through tutorials.
For starters, Patrick and Bastian wrote a pretty much all-explaining Maya 2011 specific tutorial due to a brutal lack of Maya and source workflow tutorials. It will explain the whole process of creating a cube in maya and compiling it for source; we hope that it will be helpful to many of you!
By the way: we'd like to thank all the people who gave us their vote in this year's MOTY-contest, and sorry! for not informing anybody by making an update six days ago. In fact, all of us were taken by surprise that it's mid-november again - haven't the summer holidays been over just a week ago?! We really do appreciate all of your votes, and this year we can really need all the support you can give us!
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If anyone has problems with the tutorial or notices a mistake, please let us know either here or in the comment section of the blog.
Wow, amazing work as always. I'm glad you're doing tutorials.
Great level work, I'm intrigued by the boat looking car.
that looks awesome !
Amazing work as usual! I would say that the 2D backdrop kinda sticks out though, since it's so obviously just a set of alpha images, is that just a placeholder until you model the backdrop properly?
Also in this image, the wheels of the car on the right are sinking into the ground, quite noticable :P
I look forward to seeing some gameplay footage eventually and hope you guys win something in the MOTY awards!
Absolutely fantastic!
Lovely looking shots - nice to see you've tried to clutter up the streets with the manhole covers, fallen leaves, telephone boxes etc., that's what really brings a street scene to life :)
Looks really good. Great work!
Almost perfect. But I still think you should try to remove the fog effect.
I'm going to agree with your comment, but solely for the purpose of performance. Lowering the density a bit for this reason would do just fine.
Yes yes YES!
the lamps dont seem to have shadows, sticking on top of the image
but it all looks awesome, great atmosphere, I want to play it :D
As "pixelburp" mentioned above, one thing I too appreciate and which weighs heavily in my overall opinion of any mod or game, ( I don't believe " clutter " is the proper word ) are the smaller details a developer takes the extra time and effort to include for enhancing an environment. In case you don't know me, I'm all about environmental detailing.
It doesn't need to be extraordinary either by any means. It's as simple as just staying true to time-period themed models, props, decals and structure designs or reinforcing a seasonal period with the placement of a few small clumps of leaves in a corner here and there, i.e..
Properly reflecting a realistic state of an environment with conditions we'd consider " normal " for it - projecting the well maintained state of a more populated area or using heavier debris and a more decayed look for a disused one, allows for a much higher state of immersion by allowing me to more easily associate with the areas mood. For me, it's all these small touches that signifies to me just how much the developer is trying to facilitate that experience for me. For the record, I am very much looking forward to getting lost within the Zeitgeist project. Stunning work !
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Situated on a vast plot of 2000sqm, Villa Stalo is a majestic villa with amazing sea views all around. Exactly half way between Coral Bay and Pegia village and just 1 km from the Mediterranean sea, villa Stalo offers everything you could possible desire for a luxury vacation. Pulling up to the villa, your initial reaction will be wow!! And this feeling will continue right through the property.
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The beautiful beach resort of Coral Bay / Peyia is often described as the best bay on the west of the island. And it's no surprise, when you consider the calm turquoise sea, dipping gently into some of the clearest off shore diving space in the Mediterranean, the scattered palm trees, the 600 metres of soft white sand and, in summertime, the almost cloudless blue skies.
Tourism came to the seaside village of Coral Bay later than many other Mediterranean holiday destinations, and despite its popularity the resort has retained a genuine local charm. The pace of life is very laid back and things tend to centre around the activity on the beach. You will also find lots of very friendly tavernas and restaurants selling delicious local dishes, with seafood a speciality.
The relaxing environment of the resort, the long warm days and simple pleasures of good food and beautiful views may well lull you into that perfect holiday mood. However, if you want to get up and explore, Coral Bay is a wonderful base from which to see Cyprus' best and most secluded beaches. All along this coastline you will find little sandy coves, protected by the rugged coastline, just perfect for a day trip out.
A short drive from the villa will take you to;
Coral Bay is just a short drive, once the capital city of the island. Dating back to pre-Roman times this has been a bustling city, so it is literally full of sights of archaeological interest. For example, the Tombs of the Kings is an amazing subterranean world full of hugely decorous tombs, with pillars and ancient engravings. Also of note is the Agia Solomoni church, which is still covered in some 12th Century frescos, a rare sight this far east in the Mediterranean, while according to legend the tree outside the church has healing properties. Meanwhile, the Mosaics of Paphos are considered among the finest in the eastern Mediterranean.
Paphos is in a truly enviable location, relaxed, peaceful chic restaurants mingling with traditional tavernas, bars, shops and beautiful beaches. The heart of holidays in Paphos, has to be the pretty little harbor at Kato Paphos, famous for its resident pelicans. Lined with bars, cafes and tavernas, it's a pleasant spot to while away an hour or two with a beer or a chilled glass of ouzo. As for the rest of the resort, it's got all the trappings of a modern holiday playground, along with a generous helping of historical interest on tap.
Paphos has a large number of places where you can wallow in the lap of luxury, and pamper yourself with health and beauty treatments, or just find a peaceful hideaway, if you want to escape the crowds and just chill out.
Holidays in Paphos come with culture and history included. The resort is on UNESCO's World Cultural Heritage list and there's plenty to catch the imagination of even the most experienced sightseer, including an ancient fort, some fine old churches and a heap of Roman remains, including some of the world's best preserved mosaics.
The Sea Caves Area
The unspoilt coastline of the Sea Caves resort is scattered with several breathtaking little sandy coves, which are the perfect spot to enjoy an evening picnic as the stunning sunsets fill the sky.
St George's Area
Also known as Ayrios Georgios, this picturesque fishing harbour is one of the island's best places to enjoy a seaside holiday. The fantastic sandy beach is popular with sunbathers and leads into a gloriously warm, clear sea. You can enjoy all sorts of seaside pastimes including snorkelling, safe bathing and even scuba diving. If that doesn't whet your appetite then the menus in the local fish tavernas certainly will. With amazing fresh local fish being hauled right into the harbour every day, the selection of fine seafood dishes is mouth watering. Our recommendation is to try a fish mezze in one of the restaurants overlooking the ocean.
Akamas National Park
Located in the west of Cyprus the Akamas National Park is possibly the most picturesque corner of the island. Covering approximately 230 square kilometers the Akamas peninsula is where you will find wild landscape, amazing natural beauty, deep gorges, and wide sandy bays. The diversity of wildlife is of outstanding ecological importance for the Mediterranean and the wide variety of fauna is certainly impressive. Here you can find 168 different varieties of birds, 12 different mammals, 20 different reptiles and 16 different species of butterfly.
The importance of the Akamas Peninsula is recognised far beyond the shores of Cyprus. The European Council has included the Akamas Peninsula within its Mediterranean protection programme and within Cyprus, Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace are campaigning hard for the Akamas Peninsula to be declared a National Park.
Avakas Gorge
This impressive gorge is in the western part of the Akamas peninsula, about 5 km from Coral Bay. The linear trail through the gorge is approximately 2.5 km long with steep rocks on both sides reaching up to 80 metres in height with the narrowest point being just 3 metres wide. Deep inside the ancient gorge you will be amazed by the towering cliffs, rare plants and flowers, reptiles, wild mountain goats and delicate ecosystems.
Lara Bay
This extensive and often near-deserted sandy beach requires is accessed along several miles of un-surfaced tracks. Lara Bay is an extremely important turtle breeding ground as here you can find the green turtles and hawks-bill turtles. These turtles are on the endangered species list and Lara Bay is being made a safe haven for them as attempts are being made to provide safe sites for their egg laying.
Baths of Aphrodite
This shallow pool approximately 30 kms north of Coral Bay and approximately 6 kms from Latchi is an interesting spot to visit. The natural grotto features a caved pool surrounded by ferns and shaded by a fig tree. The water to the pool is supplied by a natural spring. According to mythology, Aphrodite used to bathe in this pond and it is here that she met her beloved Adonis for the first time. The waters here were believed to have special rejuvenating powers, and swimming here would guarantee eternal youth and beauty.
The Blue Lagoon
Accessible only by boat, the water in this small bay on the Akamas Peninsula is so clear you can see all the way to the bottom. The cool and tempting waters are great for a gentle snorkel.
Nature Trails
Crisscrossed by rocky hiking trails, there are 3 official nature trails through the Akamas Peninsula, Aphrodite Trail, Adonis Trail and Smigies Trail. Hikers are rewarded with spectacular views of rock formations, huge gorges, limestone outcroppings, mis-shapen coastline and cliffs and boulders sculpted into odd shapes.
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Let's keep our holidays in order, people. Thanksgiving comes first, then Christmas. I'm sure you learned this in grade school. Just because the stores have their decorations up, doesn't mean we all should. They're in the business of selling.
Thanksgiving is turkey, corn stalks, pumpkins, maybe winter greens, white lights. The red bows and colored lights that scream Christmas are meant for Christmas.
It wasn't that long ago when families put up their Christmas tree on Christmas Eve. Now that was special, don't you think? If you start lighting your colored blinking lights and have your tree up already, what is going to make Christmas special? So teach your kids the correct sequence of the holidays. And let the stores go crazy, not your neighbors.
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The Hot Rods Outside GNRS- The 60th Grand National Roadster ShowWritten by on June 1, 2009 The Cars Between The Buildings
Car shows are controversial by their very nature, and when the title of America's Most Beautiful Roadster is on the line, even the winners of a veritable institution like the Grand National Roadster Show are often criticized. Maybe that's because beauty is impossible to define and truly is in the eye of the beholder, so few of us can agree on what it is. On the other hand, most rodders don't seem to have a problem agreeing on what's ugly, but maybe that's because ugly seems to speak for itself.
While picking an AMBR winner is a process of following a prescribed procedure of adding up points on an evaluation form as opposed to making a subjective selection, it's still not something we'd like to do because point totals and personal taste are often at odds with one another. But while there are guidelines for most of the awards given out at the 60th GNRS, there were those that were given without rhyme or reason-the Editor's Picks that were selected from participants at the outside "Drive-In" show.
This is the third time in as many years that those with pre-1973 cars and trucks were invited to display them Saturday and Sunday in the outside show between the buildings. A novel concept, it's been a great addition to an already outstanding show. The entry fee for participants gave the driver and a guest admission to the GNRS; preregistered entrants also received a special dash plaque and a goody bag.
As in the past, the standards for selecting the STREET RODDER award winners were reasoned and well thought out; they were cars we'd like to have in our garage. As always, the tough part was narrowing our selection down to three. Take a look at the following photos and you'll see why.
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We gave John Cherry's Yakima, WA-based '32 Ford five-window coupe an SR Editor's Pick. Simple and clean, power comes from a dual-quad-equipped Chrysler Hemi.This '50 Chevrolet coupe belonging to Frank Heddens of San Bernardino, CA, was our third Editor's Pick. A small-block Chevy, 700-R4, and a Mustang II independent are under the super-smooth, bright red exterior.Although Jim Kitchen identifies his unique highboy sedan as a 1928 Mercury Torpedo, we suspect it's a Model A Ford Tudor with a Briggs Fordor cowl. About the only thing we can say for sure is we see it every year at Bonneville covered in salt, and we love it.For those who don't believe four-doors can be cool, we offer Bob Nelson's '50 Chevrolet Fleetline as proof they can be.Huntington Beach, CA, is home to Steve McElroy and his '38 Ford Standard Tudor. Considering this was the best-selling body style that year with over 106,000 produced, not many are seen today.Even with the big 'W' in the grille, there were lots of wrong guesses as to the origin of Robert Garcia's ride, a rare '53 Willys Aero (only 35,000 were sold). It was also the year Willys became a subsidiary of Kaiser Industries.David Archer's '41 Mercury has all the right street rod elements-a classy stock body, an in-the-weeds stance, and a blown small-block Chevy under the hood.Jerry Macenas owns this flamed '40 Buick coupe. There's an extensive list of body mods that include frenched headlights, removal of the bumpers, parking lights, door handles, and just about any other stock lump or bump.
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The Music Library is one of six branch libraries in the UNL Libraries' system. It was established as a branch in the Westbrook Music Building in 1980, in part due to the efforts of the director of the School of Music, Dr.Raymond Haggh. The Music Library honored him in 1997 by naming the library's main room the Raymond H. Haggh Reading Room.
UNL Libraries provides access to a number of resources devoted to music. See "Music" on the E-Resources web page for a list of indexes, databases and audio streaming databases available online.
Computing facilities
The Music Library maintains computer workstations to access the UNL Libraries' website, where patrons can search the UNL Libraries' catalog, the online databases, and other Internet resources. Music-writing software is available on several of the computers, and a scanner is available for student use.
Listening facilities
The Music Library maintains facilities for listening to sound recordings on LP, compact disc,and cassette. Special arrangements can be made to listen to 78 and 45 rpm sound recordings and reel-to-reel tapes. A CD to CD dubber and an LP to CD dubber are available for patrons.
Viewing facilities
Self-service VCRs and TV monitors are available for viewing videotapes and DVDs.
Microform Reader
A reader/printer is available for microfilm and microfiche. A microcard reader is also available by special arrangement.
There is a self-service photocopy machine that accepts coins.
The Music Library's holdings of books and scores, sound recordings, periodical subscriptions, and videotapes, CD-ROMs and DVDs, include:
- basic and research collections in music history and theory
- major composers' collected editions
- monuments of music
- study scores and performing scores
- bound sets of periodicals
- important biographical works
- strong holdings in organ and keyboard literature.
The catalog includes items in the Rokahr Family Archive, a library of opera materials collected by Jack Rokahr.The bulk of the collection was received by the Music Library in the spring of 2002.
In addition, there are Special Collections on:
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- Herbert A. Belkin
- Ruth Etting
- Emily Dickinson
- Berman Music Foundation—jazz and rock
There are also special collections for several former School of Music faculty:
"Performances from UNL's Glenn Korff School of Music" can be searched through UNL Libraries Image & Multimedia Collections. Currently there are programs for recitals from 1948 through the present. Some performances are also available in streaming audio, and more audio files are being added as time allows.
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Showcasing his team's upcoming RTS, Gas Powered Games CEO Chris Taylor sat down with us at E3 2009 to discuss Supreme Commander 2, console RTS releases and the concepts that didn't work in the original title. Prior to our lengthy chat, Taylor demoed the planned 2010 RTS on hardware we were told was a two year old PC with a new video card.
In our short demo we had the opportunity to see advancements made to the game's engine, including new shader and texture technology that Gas Powered Games created in-house. According to Taylor, a major goal for the team at Gas Powered was to create a high performance game, that will "run on 2, 3, 4 maybe 5 year old hardware." While Taylor admits the original title asked for a lot of processing power -- especially in later areas of the game -- the sequel will look better while actually using less polygons than units in the first Supreme Commander.
Even in its Alpha build state, Supreme Commander 2 was an impressive title to watch. But how has the series evolved and how will Gas Powered Games improve the franchise? Check after the break for our complete interview Gas Powered CEO, Chris Taylor.
How does Supreme Commander 2 get hooked up with Square Enix as its publisher?
They actually were expanding into the western market and they found us and we were quite thrilled. We were like, "It's a great pleasure to enter into a relationship with them." So, we were quite excited.
"I felt bad the developer who did the Xbox 360 version just did not have the time or the resources. It was a hair on fire mission."
Well, one of the things that we took as a queue from Square Enix was the way they embrace character and story. We were all into that, so that was easy. When we asked them, "How should we develop our game to work with their philosophy?" They said, "Don't do that because we want you to do what you do. You make games for the Western market and we're interested in making games for the Western market." So, if we changed... we would be missing the point.
Which was terrific because that meant we could do what we loved to do, make great RTS games -- with the notion that the game was probably going to be well received in North America, in Europe. Countries like Germany -- because we already have a lot of momentum in those markets with our games and if we try to change them in anyway we'd be moving away from the goal. Which is to produce games for those markets.
Going back to Supreme Commander (the original, published by THQ), how would you measure that game's level of success?
Some people measure a game's success based on the units sold. The more accurate measure is its revenue. "Did it make money or not?" Of course it was -- I would argue -- quite successful. But we believe the success in this industry comes from continuing to evolve your games and to make them better and to build a momentum with your customer. Keep delivering more and more, building on things that they love. So, I think looking ahead to the future is where the excitement is right now for Supreme Commander.
Supreme Commander was very well received on PC. On the Xbox 360 it didn't fare as well. What is it about the Xbox 360 version of Supreme Commander 2 that you're going to change to bring it up to the same quality bar that you're setting for the PC version of the game?
Good question. One of the things, I felt bad the developer who did the Xbox 360 version (Hellbent Games) just did not have the time or the resources. It was a hair on fire mission.
Now, we're taking our time with the Xbox 360 version, focusing on all the things that worked and things that didn't work. Getting it right. We're doing it in-house and giving it a lot more time and a lot more resources. So, we're pretty bullish that it's going to be a really nice evolution in console RTS and I would be very surprised if it didn't do as well as the PC version.
"The nerd in me died a little bit ... they were cool concepts that didn't quite work."
There were some things -- and when someone asked me the same I said "The nerd in me died a little bit" on a couple of the things. Because they were cool concepts that didn't quite work. 'Coordinated Attack' didn't quite work, a little too much for this kind of game. We've taken the economy and we've improved it so that players can't get snookered early on. Those who aren't quite familiar with the game end up "mortgaging their future," so to speak and finding themselves in a bad place so they can't recover from it in time to enjoy the game. So, we're making that a lot easier and it's a big change that I think will really help the game.
The technology, the hardware penetration, is going to go a long way to allow the game to perform on a wider range of hardware. But, we liked a lot of our innovations like the dual screen, we liked our big maps and big crazy over-the-top battles with lots of units. The massive energy model. All of those things, keeping them and continuing to expand in many ways onto what we love.
The three tech levels was an area that we said, "Let's go to our tech tree upgrade system." We think that's a better way of approaching. You know, it gets you kind of the same thing but in a way better style. Like, you don't burn through three different levels of tanks, you take one tank through those evolutions. So that, we think is a big improvement. And it will play better on the Xbox 360, frankly.
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Lillian Rocchi, 99, died March 7, 2013, at Mountain View Genesis Center.
She was born in Sicily, April 6, 1913, daughter of Santos and Maria (Sabatino) DiGangi.
Lillian was a 1929 graduate of West Rutland High School.
She was a member of St. Dominics Church.
She was employed by Vermont Marble Co. for many years.
Surviving are a brother, Leonard Leo DiGangi and his wife, Gladys, of West Rutland, several nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by her husband, Manlio Rocchi, in 1984; three sisters, Mary Morgan, Frances Nash, Josephine Sabatino; two brothers, Victor and Joseph DiGangi.
A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 12, 2013, in St. Dominics Church in Proctor.
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serena is really pretty in here. i think she looks like a VINTAGE PORN STAR.....just an opinion guys....
i agree. she finally looks pretty good. i think she did not look nice on her seventeen cover, or another cover she did (in the red white and blue)
As always Blake looks amazing! She absolutley killed it on the cover of Vouge!
I disagree, the best cover was the one with Chuck and Blair, I'm not sure which one it was. But seriously, Blake looks awesome! And I have nothing but scorn for Serena. However, Leighton has better symmetry to her face, and dimples. : D
wow.. thats the most amazing cover of any of the gossip girl stars.
finally a cover that does her beauty justice.
i think it was seventeen magazine where she did not look at all at her best.
her she is stunning beyond words.
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Well take it from me, Hubert, that there are TONS of cool places to check out- and here are a few you can't miss! Click on the Gold wording for links to each area!
Golden Gate Park is a large and beautiful park that contains gardens and museums such as the California Academy of Science, the DeYoung Museum, and the Japanese Tea Gardens. It also hosts TONS of concerts and performances throughout the year, such as Hardly Strictly Bluegrass and the Bay to Breakers race. On sunday mornings, the streets are closed so people can jog and ride bikes. If anything, just take a day to explore the park, have a picnic with friends, and find the buffalo that live in the park (yes, there are buffalo).
You might think this is a tourist attraction, and it is. However, every time I go to Chinatown, I see something different, and there is ALWAYS something new to explore. If you are in for some chinese food, this place is where you need to go. I mean, a bubble tea on a sunny weekend? Nothing beats that. Also, if you feel superstitious, jump in and experience a Chinatown Ghost tour- you'll see yet another side of Chinatown!
If you want to go on a shopping streak then this is the place to go. The BART station itself is connected to the Westfield shopping center, and when you exit the BART station, you will find yourself right in front of a huge lineup for a cable car ride! There are tons of stores for you to shop along Powell Street (the street with cable cars running on it). One of the first Uniqlo stores on the west coast is located on Powell Street. If you keep walking up the street, you will then find yourself in Union Square. It is surrounded by department stores and shopping malls. During winter, this is a beautiful place to check out as you will see the famous giant Christmas tree and have a chance to go ice skating with your friends!
This is a must-do because as a CCA student, you get in FREE! Visiting the MOMA is my idea of a relaxing weekend. Across the street is the Jewish Museum and the Museum of African Diaspora. After visiting these museums, if you have time and the weather is nice, you can walk across the street and right onto the lawn at the Yerba Buena Center of the Arts. They have some really cool dance performances worth seeing. Tired and just want to relax? End your day at the Metreon Cinema where you can get some food in the food court and watch a movie with friends.
Twin Peaks= quality hiking time and an amazing view of San Francisco. In fact, this is the best view in the whole city! Looking over the city, you will get to see everything listed above in one glance. The view at night is also totally different than the view in the morning. A tip for you- always bring a jacket with you if you are going up there because it might feel like an oven when you are at the bottom of the mountain. Getting to the top, it is a whole different story!
There are so many more places to check out in San Francisco- and the great thing about this city is that there is always something to do. New places are just sitting there waiting for you to explore them, so put on your Giants (or 49ers) hat, hop on the muni or BART, and start exploring!!!
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We are in the market to purchase our first house. We live in Southern California and a house just came on the market that is almost perfect. We have been looking for 4 months and there is a major shortage of inventory. It is really rare to find something that we even like. So, this house is in the perfect neighborhood, has a huge back yard, and is the perfect size. The problem is that it has an inground pool, which we don't want. We have a 4yo, almost 2 yo, and another on the way. the pool makes us really nervous. BUT we really want this house. Would you a) not buy the house b) buy it anyways and just put up a fence and be really careful, or c) buy it and fill the pool with dirt (about $8000)? Right now we are renting a house and I send my kids out back to play without me all the time. I'll be inside washing dishes or preparing dinner and they are playing outside by themselves. I'm just worried with a pool that anytime they were outside I'd have to be with them, even with a fence.
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I would fill it. We have almost the exact same age kids (08/08, 11/10/, due in march). Even fences would scare me. Both my boys climb on everything and especially if they know it is something they are not supposed to do, I am sure they would see just how far they could go. If you have the money to fill it, I totally would.
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DH and I agreed when we were house hunting that pools aren't only dangerous, but they're just too time-consuming and expensive to maintain.
If we would have found a house that we loved with one, though, we would have filled it in.
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I would have a wrought iron fence that is at least 6 feet tall installed with a gate that tall that you could keep locked. I would also invest in sensors for the pool surface or a cover that is strong enough to keep a child from falling in...or maybe both.
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Honestly, I would not buy it. You have only been looking for 4 months- which, in a tight market, is not that long. My husband and I owned a house before moving last year. We spent about 2 months looking and bought something we liked a lot- but it had things we did not love. I regret that decision. I wish I had looked longer. I wish I had waited for the right home.
Obviously, your first home is not going to be your dream home. You might never actually get your dream home. But, if you don't want a pool- that is a major issue with the house. Putting a fence around it will help... but there is still a lot of upkeep- which you need to be ready for.
Next time I buy.. we will look a lot longer. And there will be dealbreakers. Things that, no matter how wonderful the house, I will just not "deal" with. A pool, for me personally, would be one of those things. Too much of a liability and way too much upkeep. I am too lazy to clean the thing, I don't like the pool all that much, and I have heard of too many accidents with pools to make me comfortable. But- that is just my own opinion.
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Buy it and put up a fence and pool cover. We have a pool in the backyard and it has a cover (during the winter) which a car could drive on and not go in the pool (OK not all the way in - it would protect it!) A child could easily just run over the cover and it is like a trampoline - they would not get hurt at all! (I know since one of mine has run over the cover!!) A pool could be a GREAT thing as they get older, learn to swim, etc. My 2 kids are fish in the water becuase we have the pool! Good luck!


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Like many costume designers, Susan Tsu loves doing research for a show.
"I do a good bit in hopes of coming to a deeper understanding of the text and characters," says Tsu, who is creating the costumes for the Pittsburgh Public Theater's production of "Amadeus" that is in previews for an opening Friday at the O'Reilly Theater, Downtown.
Peter Shaffer's play brings to life the legend and music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in a drama that's part biography, part murder mystery set against the backdrop of the royal courts, theaters and palaces of 18th-century Austria.
"Amadeus" premiered at the National Theatre in London in 1979 under the direction of Sir Peter Hall, then opened on Broadway in 1980, where it earned five Tony Awards including one for best play. The movie version, directed by Milos Forman, won the 1985 Academy Award for best film.
A highly theatrical drama, "Amadeus" focuses on the intrigue, political maneuvering and professional rivalry between court composer Antonio Salieri, whose envy and jealousy outweigh his talent, and the young composer Mozart, who is as brilliant as he is frivolous. Despite a life of dedication, piety and hard work, Salieri watches his life and work fall into shadowy obscurity as Mozart becomes the dazzling superstar of his age.
"It's wonderful to research Mozart more to find what Schaffer used from Mozart's life, what he didn't use and what he embellished and changed," Tsu says. "What I find most interesting is that (Mozart's wife) Costanze is made out to be flirtier and tartier. She was a much more loyal wife than she has been made out to be."
Tsu also has enjoyed learning about the Mozart behind the fiction while reading a book of letters the composer wrote to family members.
"Rather than the formal kind of writing you would expect, he's playful. There are references to him wanting to be an obedient son but his father (rebukes) him for not being so," she says.
Tsu created more than 60 multi-piece costumes for the 19 cast members in the Pittsburgh Public Theater production.
"I love the period and the costumes, and I love crawling inside how people would have worn (them)," Tsu says.
It's not practical to create every costume piece from scratch. So Tsu begins, as many designers do, by searching out and renting costumes from other producing theaters such as Canada's Stratford Festival in Ontario and The Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, Ore.
When renting costumes, the challenge is to take costumes that have come from different productions and companies and give them a look that is entirely Tsu's.
"I enjoy the challenge of (looking) at scenes and seeing how the design flows and needs to fit the spirit of the scene. It has to fit into the show as it changes its emotional palate." Costumes also must blend seamlessly with other production and design elements.
James Noone's scenic designs live in a world of silver, black, gold and parquet, Tsu says. So her color palette works with taupes, ivories, blacks, russets, subtle blue gray and melon as well as some silver and gold. "It's a fairly narrow palette. But there are some surprises," she says.
Tsu also spends much attention on fitting costumes to the needs of the actors, their bodies and their characters.
"One of the greatest challenges is actors who need to have physical freedom to move the way they need to," Tsu says. "Taking care of the actor is critical."
That's particularly tricky with a show such as "Amadeus," which has scenes with actors crawling on the floor or flailing their arms in costumes from a period where bending, stooping, stretching and crawling was what servants did. …


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- Studio B Productions, Nelvana Limited, Top Draw Animation
- Distributed by: Nelvana Limited, Studio B Productions
- Cartoon Characters: Chiron, Neil, Cronus, Atlanta, Herry, Odie, Theresa, Jay, Archie, Persephone, Hera, Minos.
- Voice Actors: Bruce Greenwood, Ted Cole, David Kaye, Meghan Black, Ty Olsson, Doron Bell, Kelly Sheridan, Kirby Morrow, Sam Vincent, Tabitha St. Germain; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By Brad Goodchild.
- Written By Dennis Heaton.
- Awards: Nominee, Elan Award, Best Animated Production (TV Series), 2006, Nominee, Elan Award, Best Writing in an Animated Production, Dennis Heaton, 2006; more Awards ...
- First Aired on April 05, 2006.
- Originally Aired on Teletoon (Canada).
- Running Time: 26 minutes.
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Jay is dead! Poisoned by a Chimera, Jay has to literally fight Fate while the others find a cure. While Cronus makes plans for his ascension now that the prophecy is broken, the others race through the Underworld in search of the only thing that can bring... (more)
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Review: This place is amazing! It doesn't look like much from the outside, but the staff is super friendly and the vegan food was wonderful. I visited this restaurant twice during my short visit to Berlin.
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by Liz Rushall
Nick Bonner has joined Elvstrøm Sails UK in a new role as Sales Consultant. Nick brings with him a wealth of racing and big boat experience. A sailor since the age of four on his fathers Sigma 33, he then moved into dinghies and sailed single-handers in the British Youth Squad.
Elvstrom Sails 60th Anniversary
His love of sailing led him to set out to make a career as a successful professional sailor.
His twenty years experience of professional trimming has subsequently included Whitbread projects on Rothmans and Fortuna, three Admirals Cup campaigns, the IOR 50' circuit, Ultra 30's, Farr 40's and more recently mainsail trimmer on the mini-maxi 'Shockwave', amongst numerous other projects. He is a Swan 45 World champion and Farr 40 European champion and has previously worked in the sail making sector.
Nick will be working alongside loft manager Jeremy White, who took over the loft in 2012 to regenerate and drive Elvstrom's market development strategy. As well as his extensive racing pedigree, Nick will working with cruising owners to help them get the best out of their sail set ups.
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I highly recommend this venue to anyone getting married in the Pittsburgh area. We used this venue for our ceremony and reception and would use this venue again every time. The ceremony and reception hall is gorgeous and makes the location very classy, and the view is... Read More breathtaking and a great sight for anyone traveling out of town to the area. The food was amazing, and we had tons of compliments about it from our guests. The groom and several other guests are gluten free, and they went above and beyond to make sure they were taken care of. Bill, the coordinator, is very organized and a pleasure to work with, I can't say enough great things about this place!
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I own a 95 honda civic ex , it has a 1.6 sohc vtec engine. Just about 3 months ago as I was driving my timing belt broke! Bo biggy I towed it to a near by auto mechanic shop and got a new belt installed, I watched as they installed it and noticed a few things they checked the compression on the # 1 cylinder I heard it was low, I aslo realized they did not shine a timing light on it. Well by the time they were done they charged me $170 plus the belt and they said I would need a valve job done soon I said ok and drove off for a whole month I drove the car and noticed after 5 or 10 minutes of driving at a full stop say a red light it would idle under 1 rpm almost gettin to 0 and would shake, stumble as if it were to turn off. One day I was driving home and I realized my temperature gauge was almost at the top as in super hot weird well I maid it home later when I tried to turn the car on it didnt want to I figured it could of been cause it was almost on empty I gave it fuel nothing happened. To make this shorter I have tried the folowing procedure: new distributor, new spark plugs, new fuel filter, checked fuel pressure, new battery, cleaned fuel injector and fuel rail, changed fuses, checked fuel pump, checked for a spark, did self diognostic and got only the code 21 for variable valve timing and lift control solenoid, changed o2 sensor, changed cat, added some new wires dang i've tried everything please help me!
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And even if you are this type of person, you�re now part of a unit made up of two people � and two people�s spending habits. So your previous solo budget must be rehashed and reevaluated with someone else in mind, says Caroline Tiger, author of �The Newlywed�s Instruction Manual� (Quirk Books).
Wait two months. Since you�re newly married, it�s going to be hard to know how much you spend as a couple on daily expenses. During these two months, keep your receipts or write down where your daily dollars are going.
Acknowledge that drawing up a budget is drudgery but is a necessary evil.
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Make three lists. Break your spending into fixed, variable, and miscellaneous expenses.
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Variable expenses are everything else, including groceries, entertainment, transportation, pet care, and clothing.
Put anything that doesn�t fit into the first two categories under miscellaneous.
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Note income. List all of the income sources in your household, including salaries (after taxes) and any other profit centers, such as eBay profits.
Compare total income to the total expenses plus total savings objectives. If the latter is greater than the former, you�ll need to eliminate some costs from the budget.
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Walking Through a Brick Wall
From MagicPedia, the free online encyclopedia for magicians by magicians.
Walking Through a Brick Wall was an illusion popularized by Houdini on July 13, 1914 at the Hammerstein's in New York.[1]
A wall was built out of bricks onstage. With screens on each side, the performer, concealed by screens passes through the obstacle.[2]
C. A. Alexander was performing this illusion as far back as December 1898 in Alaska, using blocks of ice. [3]
It was first performed using a brick wall by P.T. Selbit on June 15, 1914 at Maskelyne & Devant's Egyptian Hall in London. Sidney E. Josolyne from London, who had never before presented the illusion, claimed he had invented a version in 1913 using a steel plate as the wall.[4] Houdini bought the American rights from Josolyne.[5]
Modern Performances
- Doug Henning performed his version on his 1977 television special, World of Magic III.
- David Copperfield, on his 1986 television special, performed his by walking through the Great Wall of China.
- Dealer ad selling secret for $1, Sphinx (October 1914)
- Popular Mechanics (October 1916)
- Weird Wonders for Wizards by Sydney Josolyne (1923)
- P.T. Selbit: Magical Innovator by Eric Lewis and Peter Warlock (1989)
- ↑ Variety Newspaper, July 18, 1914.
- ↑ The Illustrated History of Magic (1973)
- ↑ Sphinx, October 1914
- ↑ 209. SELBIT AND THE LIVERPOOL UNEMPLOYED, The Complete Rich Cabinet of Magical Curiosities by Edwin A. Dawes (2005)
- ↑ Houdini's "Walking Through a Brick Wall" Illusion by Stephen Forrester, Mystifier, Spring 2002


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The question now is whether the Syria situation and the threat of a new partisan war over the debt ceiling will derail immigration reform efforts.
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It's held at the same location, Mary Robinette Kowal's parents' house.
Mary will be joined by NY Times Best-selling author David Anthony Durham; Cynthia Ward and Nisi Shawl, the authors behind the book Writing the Other; and K. Tempest Bradford, author and activist.
On Writing Excuses, some of the most common questions come in as variations of "How do you write someone who isn't like you." Many authors struggle to write beyond what they know and write the other. While we tackle this on the podcast, fifteen minutes is not enough time to delve into this tricky and nuanced skill. The Writing the Other Workshop and Retreat is designed with lessons and conversations, paired with a retreat, to give participants an opportunity to work on making their characters and worldbuilding deeper and more thoughtful. And David, Cynthia, Nisi, and Tempest really are that smart.
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Not a fan.
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Not a fan.
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I like the back of it, that's about it.
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The dress looks terrible on her, which is sad because she has such a pretty face.
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I kind of like it.
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I kind of like it.
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From the back I love it, from the front not so much
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i LOVE this - although it's a bit see through no?
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I don't mind it, but the white is awkward.
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Hate it!
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Hate it!
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Love it except for the white section.
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definitely not a "safe" choice, but she looks very sleek and elegant. luv it!
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I'm suprised about how much I like it :)
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