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Added my little green bike to the map. Colorado Springs, 80907.
I wish google maps had the bike trails on it....
EDIT: HOLY CRUD BATMAN... they DO! I never noticed the little car/bus/walking/bicycle on the "directions" screen. YAY! Of course it appears to be only about half of the available trails... but it is a good start... plus I can use the satellite view to figure out where I am at various places. (Using the map view I can't really tell sometimes.) Good for when I want to map from trail to trail and use a regular street for a bit since it is hard sometimes to figure out where trails meet streets.
(Now if only my old Garmin GPS MapSource would let me do that. But at least I can take it on a ride and create a trail from the data.)
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text: Borderlands: Sleep It OffWomen.He had more than enough reasons not to get involved with people, let alone women.'People aren't worth your time, especially girls,' his mother had always warned him, 'And please, stop leaving dead animals in the lounge, especially if you've been tearing them up.'The latter and former where often said together on various, usually in regards as to why through the years he hadn't been very much liked by the girls at his schools. He'd been 'quirky', usually in the wrong ways, and showing an interest in hunting and taxidermy at a young age was rather frowned upon where he had grown up. A little on the 'sick' side, most of the parental figures had written down when they took to writing about him. Those parental figures were usually women to boot.That aside, he had never met a woman who was more a pain in the arse than that damned siren. If things had gone his way she wouldn't have been in the picture to begin with. It would have been just him, Pandora's desert, Bloodwing and


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With its modest special effects, lean plot, and small cast of lesser stars, this 1951 thriller remains a sturdy blueprint for fusing horror and science fiction. The formula has been employed countless times since, fleshed out with more extensive and elaborate production values, and manned by higher profiled marquee names, but the results have yet to improve on The Thing from Another World, Howard Hawks's lone foray into sci-fi.
The story begins as military airmen are dispatched to a remote Arctic research station where scientists have detected the crash of a spacecraft. An effort to retrieve the saucer-shaped vehicle fails, but the team returns to the station with the frozen body of its sole occupant. When the extraterrestrial pilot is accidentally thawed, the crew, headed by a tough-talking pilot (Kenneth Tobey), grapples with a massive, chlorophyll-based humanoid (James Arness) thirsty for blood and in no mood for galactic diplomacy.
Hawks takes only a production credit for this low-budget exercise, but his filmmaking style transcends Christian Nyby's nominal direction: rapid-fire, overlapping dialogue, an ensemble of comrades whose professionalism is tempered by wisecracks, and unsentimental female characters (embodied by feisty romantic interest Margaret Sheridan) recall Hawks's signature works, while propelling the plot over any potential gaps in credibility. It's hardly surprising, then, that The Thing from Another World remains among the most influential science fiction movies ever shot, or that it remains exciting entertainment a half century later. --Sam Sutherland --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Raiden joins Metal Gear Solid V as the Skulls come home to roost
Raiden suit costume
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// Steven Hansen
The Gray Fox outfit in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is pretty dope, though it's a challenge to get me out of my sexy Black Ocelot. But maybe for FOB missions, wherein I will sacrifice style for results. A recent Fami...
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Hey, no lines
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// Brett Makedonski
The Black Friday Creep is upon us once again. Every year, retailers try to move the goalposts for when the year's biggest shopping day begins. Xbox, bold as ever, has decided it's bumping the event up an entire week. We have...
Review: Game of Thrones: A Telltale Game Series: The Ice Dragon
Nov 17
// Darren Nakamura
Game of Thrones - A Telltale Game Series: The Ice Dragon (Android, iOS, Mac, PC [reviewed], PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One)Developer: Telltale GamesPublisher: Telltale GamesReleased: November 17, 2015MSRP: $4.99 (episode), $29.99 (season)Rig: AMD Phenom II X2 555 @ 3.2 GHz, with 4GB of RAM, ATI Radeon HD 5700, Windows 7 64-bit The reason I'm being so cavalier with discussing in general terms how my story ended -- spoilers be damned -- is that other players might see things play out quite differently. It took the whole season to make good on the promises that we may shape the future of House Forrester, but The Ice Dragon finally introduces significant divergence. Important characters may live or die, depending on not only the choices presented in this episode, but also on those made earlier. With Asher joining Rodrik and the convergence of those two paths at the end of A Nest of Vipers, more time can be spent on each individual thread. Up north, Gared and company finally make it to the North Grove. Down south, Mira learns who had been conspiring against her. Nestled in the middle of it all is the drama in Ironrath, with the Whitehills mounting up for war against the Forresters. Gared's path is probably the most disappointing of the three. After five episodes wondering what the significance of the North Grove is, I was hoping for a revelation when he finally made it. The main concrete takeaway is that it's important and must be protected, but precisely why is up for debate. [embed]321059:61115:0[/embed] What makes Gared's journey to the North Grove sting so much as a part of the story of the Forresters is that it feels like he made no measurable impact on any other section. The final recap does hint that he might have been a bigger player in the grand scheme if I had made different choices, but my personal Gared could have been cut from the story entirely and it would have made no difference. In contrast, Mira's scheming in King's Landing is at least mentioned by the characters on the home front. She may not have had any concrete effects on the conflict at Ironrath, but her path still feels important in the overall narrative. In Sons of Winter, I was so pleased with myself for winning a war of words as Mira. I was shrewd and calculating, manipulating the situation to get exactly what I wanted. Somewhere along the line I lost that slyness and turned into a softie, and Mira paid for it. I can't say I'm happy with how Mira turns out at the end of this episode, but I don't think I'd be particularly pleased with the possible alternatives either. Of course, the main action is at Ironrath, where the Whitehills have mounted up for war against the Forresters. There were hints in this episode at a possible diplomatic solution, but as Asher and his band of gladiators, battle seemed like the most appropriate option. The climactic scene is probably the most brutal in any Telltale game to date. There was figurative backstabbing followed by literal backstabbing. There was frontstabbing. There was sidestabbing. There was ramming a greatsword into someone's mouth and out the back of his head. Good lord, there was a lot of stabbing. It fits the universe perfectly, in that in one fell swoop a dozen named characters meet their ends, and the whole time I'm watching in horror, muttering obscenities to myself and wishing thing weren't the way they are. Valar morghulis: all men must die; fans of the source are well-versed in that concept, but it hurts more when it's my men dying. There may still be a glimmer of hope for the Forresters, despite being broken, beaten, battered, and beheaded. The finale leaves a few loose ends open (possibly for a second season), but the family as we have known it is done. In a way, I'm almost pleased the story finishes the way it does. In Iron From Ice, I noted the similarities between the Forrester clan and the more famous Starks. I realize now that I modeled my Forresters' behavior after them as well. I fought with honor and I did the right thing, though it eventually spelled my own doom. I can take solace in the moral victory. The Ice Dragon caps off a year of fretting and worrying. Telltale's take on Game of Thrones has been spot-on in that regard. Now that it's over it's almost a relief, even with a bleak end. [This review is based on a retail build of the game provided by the publisher.]
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Best Black Friday, one of the many sites dedicated to collating deals available during the ebony-black altar of consumerism and bloodlust known as Black Friday, has published an early version of Walmart's ad, detailing its en...
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The new Xbox One dashboard rolls out tonight
Backward compatibility to follow
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November is flying by me. It's nearly time for the new Xbox One dashboard update, and you know what that means: backward compatibility! The initial list of supported Xbox 360 games falls short of my expectations, but it'll im...
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// Jordan Devore
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First screens for Game of Thrones finale are non-canon (for me)
Gared fights a claymation bear
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The long-awaited season finale for Telltale's Game of Thrones series following House Forrester is almost here. It releases next week, but today we have a few tastes of what to expect. Mira looks like she's in trouble with the...
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Call of Duty: Black Ops III biggest launch of 2015 at $550 million
Until Star Wars: The Force Awakens
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You can bring back a certain buddy in Metal Gear Solid V
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As of a recent update in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, it is now possible to bring back a beloved buddy who becomes unusable after you progress far enough into the story. But you're not going to like the method. In a game full of padding, there's now just a little bit more repetition. To be clear, you'll want to stop reading now if you're looking to avoid specifics. Spoilers.
Alien: Isolation
A modder has taken the Alien out of Alien: Isolation
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Nov 09
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Review: Rise of the Tomb Raider
Nov 09
// Steven Hansen
Rise of the Tomb Raider (Xbox One [reviewed], Xbox 360, PC, PS4)Developer: Crystal Dynamics (Xbox One), Nixxes Software (Xbox 360)Publisher: Microsoft (Xbox One, 360); Square Enix (PC, PS4)MSRP: $59.99Released: November 10, 2015 (Xbox One, Xbox 360); Q1 2016 (PC); Q4 2016 (PS4) Having previously glimpsed the supernatural, Rise of the Tomb Raider's Lara is open to the wild theories of ancient immortality that consumed her father. A brief trip into Syria introduces the new enemy, a highly-funded, obviously evil group called Trinity led by Konstantin, a religious zealot and less comic book version of Uncharted 2's Lazarević. Lara then tries to beat the stonejaw-led shadowy entity to the Siberian wilderness, where most of the game takes place. The first thing I noticed in Syria was its rich orange sands, a strong contrast to the last Tomb Raider's much more muted palette. Then it was Lara's powerful blue glow stick as she began navigating tombs, providing the same orange/cyan look you find in most Hollywood movie color grading. Naturally, when Lara goes to off to Russia and the blue-white snow and ice, she's suddenly packing orange glow sticks. It's not a bad thing, though. Rise of the Tomb Raider is not shy about using unrealistic lighting to set a mood and it works, like when the blizzarding night sky is illuminated with an eerie deep red light thanks to Trinity flares. It's one of the best-looking games this year, but it also goes beyond stylish at times and helps set the mood. Coupled with a camera that occasionally, but never annoyingly, takes control from you to frame the next impressive mountain establishment or some such thing you have to climb. [embed]319740:61038:0[/embed] The combination of framing, use of color, and lighting are welcomed Hollywood cribbing. Most of the additions since the last entry are welcomed, too. The stealth options make more sense in a supposedly serious game hellbent on showing the brutality Lara deals with (gruesome death close-ups are still plentiful), rather than the more discordant Lara-as-Terminator that doesn't jive with the story being told. That said, you can still mostly do that. Even when the game hinted I could stealth through an environment, unless I saw an obvious path, it was easy to loose bows from afar into enemies' heads. Rise also touted the tombs pre-release, which are peppered throughout the world. They're probably the highlight. I think Tomb Raider is a better platformer than shooter and working out these beautiful, often complex environmental puzzles had me yearning for a more ICO-like distribution of puzzle/platforming versus murder. The stealth, too, kind of hints at a game that could've made death and killing meaningful in line with the narrative, but instead we're left with a refinement of the Uncharted series sans one-liners. Except for the bloat, which kind of flies in the face of the snappy movie cues and Uncharted's beats. Rise borrows slightly from the Legend of Zelda formula in that there are distinct areas ("hubs") organically woven together, but requiring back-tracking with new gear and items. It's a very game-y conceit. In the cinematics I asked why Lara hadn't a camera (or even a cell phone) to prove (evidence!) the things her father died over, but she didn't even slip an iPhone out of her pocket. At the same, coming across a rope and being told I can't cut it until I find a knife, well, why the hell does Lara not have a knife? People who like busywork will probably appreciate the hub areas replete with open-world style challenges (burn all 10 communist propaganda posters, cut down all the snared rabbits, etc.), but it kind of grated on me. I didn't open the map until a few hours in and I immediately wanted to slam it shut after seeing the Assassin's Creed-style unreadable mess of icons. And while these tasks often yield rewards, including XP, it just feels to unnecessary. Which is kind of true, given that I got through the game fine without doing anything but the most convenient extras, and didn't find a +2 damage Polished Barrel to affect my capacity to kill folks all that much. So why's any of it there at all? Rise has a very pressing, dire narrative, and is a joy when you're moving around and exploring the gorgeous environments. Constant IU flashes (10XP!!!) only serve as an intrusion and gum up the works. Having to pause the game and look at a static menu screen to hear picked-up audio logs (already a bit of a lazy, all too convenient way to shove more story into your game) kills momentum, tension, excitement. You just have to stare at a render of a tape recorder if you want to know why the big bad bleeds from his hands. The story handles the necessary, telegraphed third act turn to the supernatural well, but generally suffers from a glossing over. The Burberry-clade arm of Trinity trying to beat Lara to the punch are well-acted, but pretty one-dimensional (even with everything wrapped up in explanatory audio logs). An entire society isolated in the Siberian wilderness speaks perfect English. It's perfunctory Hollywood boilerplate, down to the set up for the sequel, but competently done. Worth noting: I ran into an odd problem late in the game where enemies would disappear. First right before me when I was swinging an ice axe at them as if Lara did so with enough force to banish them from this plane of existence, but then sometimes they'd vanish completely on their own. Once this locked me in a room because whatever needed to trigger to open the door couldn't and I had to restart (not losing much progress), while it also happened during the game's final boss fight, which was anticlimactic. The loss of XP from these tactical Houdinis might impact games on harder difficulty settings where the leveling and crafting system could prove more necessary, though on normal I got to a point where I didn't even care to spend my skill points. That excess is a problem shared with the last Tomb Raider, which bills itself (and thematically tries to be) a survivalist game, but simply isn't. It's a bit goofy ruining the beautiful colors of the world by constantly jamming down the "survival instincts" button to light up objects of interest and clambering around to strip trees of their boughs. Eventually I stopped going out of my way to pick up trash, yet I still always had ammo and arrows. Crafting, skill trees, open-world-style quests: it just feels like bloat. Busy work. And it isn't consistent with the story. Moving around, on the other hand, is sublime. It is odd, though. There's an animation for when Lara is pushed up against a short, maybe knee-high lip; pressing the jump button has her labor up it a bit. Yet if you push the jump button otherwise, she will leap clean four feet into the air like a cat. That amusing inconsistency aside, Lara's movement animations are all so fluid and impressive. If she barely makes a jump, she can slip and fall if you don't press a button. But rather than her needing to get a grip be a recurring quick-time event, it organically happens every time you barely snag a ledge. This means you can tell if that prompt is about to come up and can preemptively push it, and Lara will secure her grip and you can continue about fluidly climbing around. It's a good bit of adding interaction to the platforming without having to pre-plan bits of structure that will start to crumble when you grab them. Rise of the Tomb Raider is better than its predecessor, but only because of its additions; it doesn't fix any of the things that were wrong with Tomb Raider (2013). The story is smoothed down, much of it hidden away in dull audio logs. It's not about "survival" as billed, given the ease of mowing down dozens of folks and plenty of resources. But finding tombs wherein to clamber about ancient Rube Goldberg machines, coupled with the gorgeous visual flair and diverse environments, make Rise's wilderness one worth exploring and elevate Tomb Raider's otherwise perfunctory take on the third-person action platformer. I still get a strong sinking feeling in my stomach when I've misjudged a jump and watch Lara careening towards a splat. [This review is based on a retail build of the game provided by the publisher.]
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// Chris Carter
Call of Duty: Black Ops III (PC, PS3, PS4 [reviewed], Xbox 360, Xbox One)Developer: Treyarch (PC, PS4, Xbox One), Beenox/Mercenary Technology (PS3, Xbox 360)Publisher: ActivisionMSRP: $59.99Released: November 6, 2015 I'm just going to get right into it -- this is the weakest campaign yet from Treyarch. Right from the start you can see what it's going for, and things get way too heavy-handed and exposition-laden without actually saying anything. There's lots of talk about a "new Cold War" in the future, and after rescuing an Egyptian minister after an uprising in Cairo, it's off to the races. There's plenty of Terminator-esque "Man vs. Machine" going on with the 2065 backdrop and a touch of surrealism, but all of it has been seen before and done better. To boot, none of the characters are memorable or compelling in any way, and the dialogue is the most generic it's ever been. Part of it is because you're now "The Player" (male or female) instead of someone like Modern Warfare's Soap MacTavish, a character you can somewhat connect with while you're playing. You're kind of just there, and the relationships with each cast member never really have a chance to flourish across all 11 missions. Treyarch seems to have a knack for historical narratives, but I'm not really buying its grimdark sales pitch here. Now, that doesn't mean that the campaign is all bad. The powers that be have now implemented a system where you can choose any mission you want, right from the start, without having played any prior stages. That way if you get bored and want to see the ending, you can skip right to the end. Additionally, the hub center where you can switch your abilities, weapons, and loadout around is convenient, as is the progression system with full XP rewards to encourage multiplayer playthroughs. There's also an arena-based "combat immersion" center to test weapons out in, which looks a lot like Metal Gear's VR missions. [embed]318891:61008:0[/embed] Split-screen play (for two players) is also in, as is online play for the story, on top of a "Nightmare mode" that remixes every level with undead foes. With the recent removal of split-screen from Halo 5, support for multiple players on the same console is a breath of fresh air. Yes, the framerate does suffer as a result of playing couch co-op, but I'm very glad it's there, and that Treyarch is still actively pushing for it. Hell, LAN play is even supported on consoles -- in 2015, that's pretty damn rare. Now, we get to the good stuff -- all the other modes besides the campaign. Although light, the Freerun gametype is a cool way to show off all of the new mechanics (wallrunning and the toned-down jetpack). It's only playable solo and has a scant four maps, but it's really reminiscent of Mirror's Edge's abstract DLC packs, which were my favorite part of the game. Plus, it has leaderboards, which are a major plus for a mode like this. I don't want to spoil much, but the Smash TV-like Dead Ops Arcade is back, and it's better than it was before. Of course, it wouldn't be a Treyarch game without zombies, and I think it's assembled the best cast, alongside of the most interesting setting to date. I'm talking Jeff Goldblum, Heather Graham, Ron Perlman, and Neal McDonough in a Lovecraftian noir city unique. Seeing Goldblum play a washed-up scumbag magician is a treat, and the actors really give it their all for this new chapter of the zombie saga, "Shadows of Evil." While I did appreciate the campaign tie-in for Advanced Warfare's zombie mode, I like where this particular setting is going, and I hope it can keep this same cast going forward. It's also the most fully-featured from a gameplay perspective, with customizable weapon loadouts, individual upgrades, and a leveling system. You can also change up your "Gobblegum Gumballs," which are like miniature $500 soda machines that grant temporary perks. It's a tiny little thing, but it really helps you play the way you want, which is only a recent concept for zombies. In terms of secrets I think this is going to be the most challenging one yet for the community, as a lot of it hinges on changing into the "beast" (read: a Cthulian creature) to unlock specific areas and bonuses. I've spent nearly 15 hours in Shadows of Evil alone and I feel like I've only scratched the surface. What the campaign lacks in personality, zombies makes up for in spades, and that principle also goes for multiplayer. Now players will choose a "specialist," when playing traditional multiplayer, which operates a lot like a unique character skin, with an added ability in tow. For instance, the robot "Reaper" has access to a minigun power-up that comes out of his arm, or a skill that creates non-lethal clones of himself to run around the battlefield. One dude even looks like The Fury from Snake Eater, complete with a flamethrower special. They clearly had a lot of fun designing these creations, and it plays that way. Most of the powers feel balanced, especially when you consider the fact that they can only be used once you earn enough meter for them, which is typically only one or two times per match. This is on top of the classic scorestreak rewards -- but since those reset your meter upon death and the specialist powers don't, it's a way for casual players to engage without feeling like they're never earning anything. Wallrunning also adds a new depth to arenas (of which there are 12 at launch), where specific chokepoints can be circumvented by traversing raised platforms on the sides of some bases. Likewise, swimming, as simple of a mechanic as it is, bids a welcome return from Advanced Warfare, with a lot more freedom in terms of movement and combat. Those of you who found Advanced's crazy twitch movement system to be too frenetic will be pleased to hear that it's been toned down for Black Ops III, as the jetpack is now essentially a double jump, or a slide boost, and that's it. While I did like airdashing and all of the craziness that the last iteration entailed, I'm happy that each game has a distinctly different feel to it. Multiplayer has been overhauled from a features standpoint too, as there's now full support for streaming (including a cavalcade of spectator options), arena ranked playlists with seasons, and an even more convenient instant menu option for perma-muting anyone outside of your party. There have been hundreds of people populating Black Ops III's servers during this testing period without issues, but if anything changes we'll provide updates as needed on the front page. At this point, at least two of the Call of Duty developers (Treyarch and Sledgehammer), have it figured out. They now have a three-year development cycle, which means that technically, each individual game is not a rushed "annual" iteration. While the campaign could certainly be a lot stronger, Black Ops III is living proof of that concept. [This review is based on a retail build of the game provided by the publisher.]
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Most likely will not care
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Jerry Donovan, who purchased the Brayton Avenue School for $1,000 at the end of last year, said he is responding to neighbors' concerns and removing the variance request and deal he made to build a plaza on the property.
Jerry Donovan, who purchased the Brayton Avenue School for $1,000 at the end of last year, said he is responding to neighbors' concerns and removing the variance request and deal he made to build a plaza on the property.
Donovan said he issued a letter Tuesday to the Zoning Board of Review asking that the application request scheduled for Thursday night's meeting be withdrawn.
He was also planning to meet with residents opposed to the new project, he said.
The proposed plaza would have included a bank, convenience store and coffee shop, including a drive-through, on the 39,620-square-foot property between Baker and Smith streets, he said.
Donovan, who, when he made the sole bid for the vacant elementary school, said he planned to build six single-family houses and that the land was zoned to allow four duplexes.
He still requires a variance for a single-family project, and said he would supply plans by Friday in order to be placed on the Aug. 17 ZBA agenda.
Donovan listed the cost of remediating asbestos and demolishing the school between $300,000 to $350,000, which, he said, was one of the main reasons he had reconsidered his original plan.
Donovan said the fact that a glass company exists on Brayton Avenue and a pet grooming place opened behind it during the past year proved commercial development was allowed in the area.
"The flavor of commercial was already in place. An opportunity opened and it sounded OK," said Donovan, who would declined to discuss the party who offered him the opportunity.
He called S&H Investment LLC "an investment group." Ankit Patel is listed as the applicant.
Donovan acknowledged neighbors have reacted angrily to the commercial proposal, in which S&H Investment was asking to construct a commercial-retail building and drive-through on a little less than an acre of land.
"My intent is not to destroy or disrupt people's way of life. I go into neighborhoods to make them better than they were," said Donovan, owner of the Eagle Performance Center on North Main Street and other downtown properties.
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"To the Lost: Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the First World War" will begin Aug. 5 (first day of the Battle of the Frontiers) with a WWI movie screening at 7 p.m. at the Daviess County Public Library.
"2014 marks the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the First World War, so I was hoping to plan some events to memorialize those who served, as well as to create awareness and educate the public on how important and significant this war truly was in terms of shaping the modern world," said Kevin Dorth, campus evening manager at WKU Owensboro. "For example, the First World War directly led to WWII, the Bolshevik Revolution, and continuing crises in the greater Middle East because of western powers imperializing the former Ottoman Empire territories. All of these events, obviously, have tremendously affected many people, and by extension, the First World War created many of the problems we face today and have faced since 1918."
Dorth and Jennifer Wright, WKU Owensboro librarian, are coordinating the series that will include lectures by World War I researchers, film screenings and other ceremonies.
A screening of a WWI movie dealing with the "war in the air" at 7 p.m. Sept. 16 at the Daviess County Public Library to coincide with the First Battle of the Marne.
A Constitution Week (Sept. 15-19) discussion of the similarities and differences between the U.S. Constitution and the Weimar Constitution. After the armistice in 1918, Germany was unilaterally disarmed and its empire fell. Thereafter, the Weimar Republic was created with a liberal constitution and democratic principles.
Note: The day and time of the event is to be determined.
A Sept. 17 lecture by Dr. James MacLeod, history professor at the University of Evansville, who will discuss his research on how World War I impacted the United States and the Owensboro region. The lecture, sponsored by the Owensboro World Affairs Council, will begin at 7 p.m. at Owensboro Community & Technical College.
A Nov. 1 discussion by Daviess County Sheriff Keith Cain on how World War I influenced Kentucky and a brief history of McLean County native James Gresham, who was the first American casualty of the war. Local government officials as well as soldiers from Fort Knox are expected to attend the ceremony at the WKU Owensboro campus.
A Nov. 5 presentation by Dr. Karen Petrone, professor and chair of the University of Kentucky's History Department, about her book "The Great War in Russian Memory." Her lecture will begin at 7 p.m. at the WKU Owensboro campus.
The series will conclude 7 p.m. Nov. 12 with a ceremony and reception at the WKU Owensboro campus.
On Aug. 16, WKU's Potter College of Arts & Letters, the Department of History and the WKU Alumni Association will present Western's Warriors, a seminar in tribute to those who served in World War I. The event will be held from 8:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Augenstein Alumni Center. Registration is $15; deadline is Aug. 11.For information, visit www.alumni.wku.edu/wwievent or contact Scott Shonk at (270) 745-4395.
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Wilkinson, Betty, 77, of Blanchard, and formerly of Minden, died Saturday; services at 1 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church, Blanchard; burial in Hill Crest Memorial Cemetery, Haughton; arrangements through Rose-Neath Funeral Home, Marshall Street, Shreveport.
Claiborne Parish
Rupert, Gary Leon, 69, of Haynesville, died Thursday; services at 10 a.m. Monday at First Assembly of God Church, Haynesville; burial in Old Town Cemetery, Haynesville; arrangements through Bailey Funeral Home, Haynesville.
DeSoto Parish
Williams, John Henry, 87, of Mansfield, died June 8; services at 11 a.m. Monday at Jenkins Funeral Home, Mansfield; burial in Williams Cemetery, Mansfield.
Webster Parish
Morehead, Sharon Striplin, 60, of Dubberly, died Thursday; services at 2 p.m. Monday at Rose-Neath Funeral Home, Minden; burial in Gardens of Memory Cemetery, Minden.
Rallinson, W.H. "Dub" Jr., 81, of Minden, died Friday; services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Rose-Neath Funeral Home, Minden; burial in Gardens of Memory Cemetery, Minden.
Panola County, Texas
Brown, Sue Soape, 81, formerly of Carthage, Texas, died Thursday; services at 10 a.m. Monday at Woodland Heights Baptist Church, Bedford, Texas; burial at 4:30 p.m. Monday in Antioch Cemetery, Panola County; arrangements through Jimerson-Lipsey Funeral Home, Carthage.
Shelby County, Texas
Daw, Robin Allison, 36, of Nacogdoches, Texas, died Thursday; services at 10 a.m. Monday at Watson & Sons Funeral Home, Center, Texas; burial in Truitt Cemetery, Joaquin, Texas.


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Financial Trap Closes on Cornered Mice Group; MARKETING
Byline: By John Cranage Business Staff
Exhibitions and marketing specialist Mice Group looked to be fighting for its life last night after its shares were suspended amid a financial crisis.
It said it was in danger of running out of money without further short term funding.
The Coventry-based company followed a series of profits warnings earlier this year with an announcement yesterday that it was in discussions with a view to its lenders making a "limited amount" of new money available.
"In the meantime discussions are also ongoing with a number of parties that might interested in providing additional funding to the group although these discussions are at an early stage," Mice said in statement to the London Stock Exchange.
It went on: "The board is concerned that the company would have insufficient funds to continue trading unless such additional funding from interested parties can be secured in the short term.
"The board has therefore requested that trading in its shares be suspended until the company's financial position can be clarified."
The company would not expand on the statement and directors were said to be "too busy" to take questions.
Mice shares were suspended at a price of 6p each at 9.15am yesterday, a price that valued the business at about pounds 10.6 million.
That compared with a 52-week high of 4414p per share and a market capitalisation of pounds 78.8 million.
Mice was previously the vehicle of Midland millionaire Michael Curley, a regular entrant in The Birmingham Post annual Midlands' Rich List.
He retired from the business in 2005, but his son, James Curley, still works there as chief executive of the international division.
Mice was listed in December 1994 and has an annual turnover of about pounds 180 million. It provides marketing services to 25 of the world's top 100 brands. The group consists of 64 companies which employ a total of 1,7000 people at locations in Europe, the Middle East and North America.
Last year the group raised pounds 10. …


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