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Scarlet City Studios is a small New Zealand-based gaming studio with an epic goal: to take the greatest story ever told and re-tell it for a digital generation. Established in 2012 to advance the historic mission of a postal Sunday school ministry, Scarlet City took the grand tale of the Bible and reimagined it as a steampunk, allegorical story that would be entertaining, educational, formational and creative. With the launch of The Aetherlight: Chronicles of the Resistance, the studio's ongoing mission is to tell great stories, nurture genuine innovation, and foster rich encounters.
Our Team
Carl had a 25 year career in state education concluding (in 2005) with his service as an Intermediate School Principal for eight years. Since then he has served in church ministry as an Executive Pastor, Acting Pastor and Ministries Coordinator; studied theology (at both Laidlaw College and Carey Baptist College), become a consultant to Christian Schools, written Christian curriculum for Christian Schools, advised boards on governance and strategic planning matters and chaired two school boards. He is passionate about education and theology in the context of the school environment. He is constantly looking at creative ways to help students engage their lives in the greatest true story of all time
Tim has been writing all his life – sure it started with forged report cards but that takes real skill when you're 7. However, Tim isn't just a writer – he's a thinker, creator and a gamer. He's Australian so he pretty much thinks he can do everything better than anyone else. We forgive him for that because sometimes he is right. Tim is passionate about the work of Scarlet City Studios because as a young teen he was captured by the power of C.S. Lewis's Narnia work and believes this could be as ground breaking for a current generations as Narnia was for many others.
Paul has been designing games since he was 7 and programming them from even earlier. He believes games have a unique ability to teach important truths by letting the player feel and experience them even before players fully understand, which makes them an excellent way to communicate the subtleties and complexities of the christian faith. Not content to build games that are just fun, Paul wants to create games that give meaningful experiences to their players.
Brook is a learner and a thinker, who loves helping to bring about change. He graduated from The University of Auckland with a MSc in 2010, and in 2011 completed a Graduate Diploma in Applied Theology at Carey Baptist College, whilst working in a project management role for Legacy Projects. Brook is passionate about systems, processes, and good strategy. Brook's role as the Producer involves overseeing the team and holding the project on schedule.
Andrew hails from cold Canadian winters to share in his knowledge of video game art, his passion for the relevance of the Bible, and his appreciation of warmer climates. He enjoys problem solving, developing efficient work strategies, and spending time with his wife and children. When he's not at work you can sometimes find him reading a book or peering through a telescope.
Richard grew up reading Asterix and Obelix, Tin Tin and The Illustrated Bible, so he knows a good picture can add a thousand words to a good narrative. After spending years drawing in the back of his school books, he went to Freelance Animation College NZ and earned a Diploma in 2D animation. He went on to a job as a computer game concept artist for a Children's Virtual World and is a published comic strip artist. In his spare time he is an amateur stand up comedian and hopes one day everyone else will get the joke
Outside of battling Titans high up in the Southern most part of the Alps Bronson has a fiery love for painting things that look pretty, to put it simply. Though 'pretty' in his terms, can be somewhat barbaric and heavily Frazetta inspired. Bronson moved away from his home town in Timaru after graduating from High School and began to study digital animation, art and video. He is a firm believer in the Bible and its teachings, and relishes the opportunity to pay testament to its texts through the media of video gaming!
Del's passion for art and animation began in her childhood through Disney and Pixar movies. Her brothers however had other interests and eventually every screen in their home was for playing games. This childhood launched Del on the path to study Digital Design at AUT, where she graduated in 2013. As you can imagine, she is uniquely suited to interning here at Scarlet City Studios, where she specialises in Animation, 3D Modelling and 2D Art. Contrary to popular belief, Del was not named after her laptop.
Growing up, Josh spent endless hours playing Sega Megadrive, and when not playing video games, he was drawing and painting the ideas that sprang out of his imagination, inspired by games like Pokemon Red/Silver and Final Fantasy. Josh wanted to make spaces that fuel people's imaginations as well as enable them to experience magical places like those from his childhood. Art literally oozes out of Josh – he even wrote a 6000 word essay at university on the hand-painted texturing style!
Playing games as a child, Kimleng was captivated and immersed within stories, characters and environments. The thought that everything he was experiencing in this game had come from someone's mind inspired him to create himself. Kimleng dreamt of using his own imagination to create and inspire others as well. When not creating art, Kimleng can be summed up by the following loves: dragons, martial arts, green tea and eating chicken.
Gaming has been a huge part of Eric's life since he was a little kid playing Street Fighter. Nowadays, he spends a lot of his spare time playing League of Legends and Counter Strike, and as such he is fully aware of the impact that gaming has on today's youth. He has worked with a range of different 3D art styles, but hand painted textures are a personal favourite. When not gaming, he loves using his imagination to draw new and unique things that no one has seen before.
Paul loves words. For him there is something special about shaping just the right phrases to communicate truth in ways others can grasp. He has degrees in both Theology and Media Studies and has refined his craft across several vocations over a number of years. Paul is a movie buff and gamer, and fell in love with steampunk genre from the first moment he discovered it. He is extending his writing experience now into the field of game design, exploring where story and play converge to make an experience richer.
Andy has had a love both for playing and creating games since a young age. As a child he would create sprawling Lego adventure games with vast dungeons scrawled in maths books. He later progressed to creating computer games on his home PC. He completed both a Bachelor of Media Arts and a Bachelor of Computer Science before starting his professional career as a Web Developer. The passion for creating games stayed with him though and he would spend large amounts of spare time working on game ideas. He is excited to now be able to pursue his passion as his vocation and intends to help make The Aetherlight into a quality game that many players will enjoy.
Mike has a passion for history and finding out how everything connects together. From an early age to today, Mike designs board games, card games, and miniature games to explore and learn about the world around him and to have fun with friends and family. He believes that games should tell stories and that players should walk away from them having overcome challenges as well as have had an enjoyable experience. Mike's journey has brought him from his native USA to New Zealand in 2007, where he has joined the team at Scarlet City Studios in 2015.
Philippa is a teacher who is passionate about education, theology, and 21st century pedagogy. She loves the intermediate age group – children on the cusp of adolescence keen to learn lots about the world and their place in it. Philippa was recently awarded the position of Apple Distinguished Educator – an acknowledgment of excellence in forward thinking classroom practice.
Stephen is a passionate game developer from Australia, eager to create new and surprising types of games. Delighted by the prospect of helping more people understand God and his work in the world, he is excited that his programming and Unity skills can be put to good use at Scarlet City. Stephen's favourite games are those he played when he was young and he hopes The Aetherlight will become something that others will form fond memories of as well.
Weber Li was born in Taiwan, in a family that was full of puzzle games and logic toys. This shaped him to like solving problems and finding answers – eventually he studied Computer System Engineering at the University of Auckland. After he graduated in 2011, he started his first job at Outsmart Ltd as a software developer. As a Christian, he always wants to work for his beliefs and decided to join the team after knowing the purpose of the studio. In his spare time, he likes to compose music, write musical dramas and play 'creative' games.
Alistair has always loved playing and creating games, whether they be board games, video games or completely imagination driven games. He has developed a deep interest in both the technical and artistic components of game development and is always learning new techniques for creating games and experiences. He started as an intern at Scarlet City Studios after graduating from a Digital Design degree at AUT. He now works at Scarlet City Studios part time whilst studying a Master of Creative Technologies at Auckland University of Technology.
Craig has been making and recording musical noises since he was a lad. He received a BMus with Honours majoring in jazz piano from Massey University but has always aimed to listen, write and play music in every situation possible from grooving club music to string quartets to heavy rock bands. Craig has a particular interest in the unique and increasingly sophisticated role of audio in games, and is excited to be telling God's story through the music and sound design of The Aetherlight. When not dabbling in audio-related things, he enjoys taking his wife out for fancy dinners, or attempting to cook them at home.
James has been fascinated with computers ever since his Dad came home with a Amstrad PCW. James soon learned how to type the commands necessary to active the game 'Test Drive' and was soon hooked. This passion lead James to study Computer Science at The University of Waikato, graduating in 2003. Since then he worked as a computer programmer and SysAdmin for various companies, including Fonterra. When not in front of a glowing screen, James likes to make things out of old pallets, play board games, and even enjoys the odd run.
At a young age Lance was utilising the many iterations of RPG Maker to formulate easy-to-create video games for him and his friends. By this time he'd already garnered many accolades in games; from beating Sephiroth in the centre of the planet thereby averting global destruction, to defeating Sarevok under Baldur's Gate and preventing civil war. After getting in touch with Scarlet City Studios, and explaining his passion for gaming and creation, the team was persuaded to hire him to test their visionary game. He currently works at beating up automatons for a living and spending any spare time he can find studying to create games. So really, things haven't changed all that much.
Elizabeth is the 'student co-ordinator' for the postal and email Bible lessons, and has been working in the PSSM office for over 20yrs. Her current role is mainly co-ordinating with the students and volunteer markers of the monthly Bible lessons (sent out by email or post) – answering their letters and emails, editing and preparing the lessons for printing each month, and keeping all their computer records up to date.
When Sam was a kid his brother and him didn't have many toys. As a substitute he would draw out their favourite characters and monsters and they would play with the paper cut-outs of those drawings. Years later, after completing school and studying graphic design at university, he has set out to create his own characters, worlds and stories for others to enjoy.
Brandon is passionate about what it is that makes a game successful. Since the age of 5 he has been playing video games extensively across multiple genres and platforms. He completed Bachelor of Creative Technologies at AUT University, and has since worked production in the video games industry.
During his spare time he can be found playing popular games such as Counterstrike and League of legends, or on more experimental games such as Rust and Day Z.
Using his knowledge of games and experience with production, Brandon oversees the detailed planning, tasking and workflow to improve quality and efficiency.
Our Consultants
Mitch is an experienced Digital sector entrepreneur with a passion for designing, building and scaling digital technology products for a global audience. As the Co-founder of the teen-targeted virtual world SmallWorlds, Mitch Olson raised investment from The Disney Corporation to build New Zealand's largest social gaming company with nearly 30 million registered players worldwide. He is a director and investor of a number of digital companies in New Zealand.
David Williams is an accomplished writer and academic. Williams began his career as a journalist before earning his PhD in Theology. During his tenure as Professor at Laidlaw College, in Auckland, New Zealand, Williams has designed a new counseling degree program. In 2010, Williams left academia to return to publishing. He launched The Garden, a new monthly news magazine delivered free to 20,000+ homes in the Mt Eden area, a suburb of Auckland. He also consults and speaks on topics of communication, human relationships, epistemology and theology.
The Aetherlight
Explore the world of Aethasia™, and join the Resistance in their fight against the tyrannical emperor and his army of mechanical men!
Once a beautiful land, Aethasia is now covered by a sickly pervasive fog that corrupts everything it touches. But all is not lost. Rumors are spreading of a fledgling Resistance, who have the courage and audacity to try and restore Aethasia to its former glory, and to reinstate the The Great Engineer back to the throne of Aethasia.
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JOIN THE ADVENTURE: Engage with the Resistance as they begin their immense task of restarting the Great Engines to drive back the fog and find the Great Engineer. This adventure will take you throughout the entire land of Aethasia, from No Man's Landing, through the Snowmoors and Giant Seed Forest, right to the Ends of the Earth Falls!
CRAFT STEAMPUNK GADGETS: Discover ancient lost Engineer Technology, collect unusual items, and craft crazy steampunk gadgets to solve puzzles and help the Resistance in their struggle against the emperor Lucky.
FIGHT EVIL AUTOMATONS: Lucky's mechanical monstrosities will fight you every step of the way though! Luckily, the Resistance has at its disposal an arsenal of weaponry and gadgets. Take your pick of hammers, dueling canes, rifles, pistols and mechanical gauntlets! Upgrade and enhance your weapons to take down Lucky's biggest and meanest Automatons!
EXPLORE WITH FRIENDS: This Resistance is not a solo effort! Recruit your friends, explore the world of Aethasia and battle evil automata together. Play together in real time multiplayer battles and adventures.
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Today, and for the last 3 weeks i've been feeling GREY...
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I'm feeling grey right now because I'm so tired. I'm glad it's Friday, but i have to work all day Sunday. BLAH.
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Generally we feel that most, if not all, cancers begin as polyps. The biology of these cancers suggests a multistep process that includes the adenomatous polyp as a precursor. Theoretically, it would be possible for a cancer to develop directly, but I doubt that. Rather, the explanation may be that a polyp was missed during a colonoscopy (we know that can happen, especially with very small or flat polyps), or that the process of developing a polyp and cancer occurred in an accelerated manner. It has been well described in the medical literature that patients can have normal colonoscopies and in 1 to 3 years a cancer is found. Most commonly this occurs in the familial syndrome HNPCC. With your family history, I think you are at risk for this disease. In these situations, I generally will recommend colonoscopies at a minimum of every two years and often every year. Genetic testing of your family might determine whether they carry a mutation causing HNPCC. If one is found, you could then be tested; if you carry the gene, you need intensive surveillance. If you don't carry the gene, you then would not be at increased risk and could revert to a standard screening program.
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That is, the theme song to your childhood.By Sean Fitz-Gerald
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The reunion is basically complete.
Uncle Jesse did not get divorced.By Nate Jones
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Reasons to Love New York: Help Us Count the Ways (Updated)
We adapt. We improve. We steamroll forward, never imagining that there's any place but here where we could do our best. Because where else is there, really?
This week we highlight 59 reasons to love New York, whether it's Lloyd Blankfein's unstoppable smile, Matt Lauer's secret ninja style, having good luck even when we have terrible luck, or the fact that we like (and sometimes hate) Gwyneth Paltrow just the way she is.
But our far-ranging list is not exhaustive, and we want hear what you love about New York. Leave your answer in the comments below, and check back here throughout the week as we highlight your best answers.
A few of the greatest hits:
WASPyJewess: "That pork slideshow on Grub Street. I mean if that's not reason enough to love New York, I'm not sure what else is."
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God. It's such a small word to stand for such an immense mystery. Great theologians and ordinary folks have wrestled with it and lost. But this is just as it should be, according to Irma Zaleski. Any answer to the question "Who is God?" that satisfies our minds will likely be a false one, an idea about a reality that transcends ideas. Yet there is great value in asking the question, she says, because the answer to it is found in the asking: It is in the place of not-knowing that arises from asking "Who is God?" that words and concepts fall away, that the mystery of what that little three-letter word represents is communicated directly to the heart.
In forty-six short meditations, Irma Zaleski reflects on the mystery of God, the vision of faith, and the conversion of the heart that enables us to live in communion with the Ultimate Reality that reason cannot penetrate nor words express.
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Irma Zeleski was educated in England after her family fled Poland during the Second World War. She now lives in Toronto and is one of Canada's most popular spiritual writers.
Philip Zaleski is senior editor of Parabola magazine, coauthor of Gifts of the Spirit, and author of The Recollected Heart. His writing on the subject of religion and culture appears regularly in such national publications as The New York Times Book Review and Reader's Digest. He teaches religion at Smith College.
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Vol.2 trailer:
Go to the desktop, then quickly hold R1 + R2
and press Square, Triangle, Square, Triangle.
Release R1 + R2, then hold L1 + L2
and press Right, Up, Right, Up. Release
L1 + L2 and press R3 + L3. An option
for "Vol.2 Preview" will be unlocked in the media player.
Bonus emails:
Select the "Convert" option at the main menu.
Convert the saved game files from .hack//Infection, .hack//Mutation
or .hack//Outbreak to get an email from BlackRose that
was sent to Kite after .hack//Quarantine. Convert a saved
game file from .hack//Quarantine to also get that email
in addition to an email from Hokuto sent to Rena. Note: In the
Japanese version of the game, convert a saved game file from .hack//Fragment
to unlock the email from Hokuto.
Start at level 35:
Have a completed saved game file from .hack//G.U.
Vol. 2//Remininsce or .hack//G.U. Vol. 3//Redemption
on your memory card. You will start the game with Haseo at level
35 with appropriate items for that level.
Hint: Alternate Tri-Edge name:
If you converted a saved game file from the earlier
. hack games when you fight Tri-Edge at the end, he will
have the name of your character name from the earlier .hack
Donny Painter.
Hint: Defating Tri-Edge:
Dash rapidly and hit Stun. Be at least level
45 or above.
Dennis Delpier.
Hint: Early level up:
When you begin as Haseo when he is level one again
(after the events that he fought against Tri-Edge), continue the
story line and train as much as possible. Get to the part where
you can invite Pi and Kuhn to awaken your avatar. You level should
be about 12 or higher. Go to the Chaos Gate but do not go to where
Pi indicated. Instead, type in a random area word that is a level
higher than 15. Train with Pi and Kuhn till at least level 23.
This should also level up your weapon mastery of the Twin Blades
and the affection of Kuhn and Pi. By the time you reach level
23, buy weapons and armor for yourself for later when you are
fighting in the arena. Buy weapons and armor for Pi and Kuhn if
desired. However, this can be a waste of money because they become
will be "busy" for a long time after you complete the
mission they gave you.
Anthony Nguyen.
Hint: Easy skills:
During the game you may notice that one of the most
difficult things to do is build up is your skill triggers. Normally
you gain more skill if you use your Rengeki on monsters stronger
than you are. However, there are two items that help the process
considerably, the Beginner's Text and Beginner's Book. Beginner
Text increases one targeted characters weapon skill by 50, while
the Beginners Book will increase the weapon skills of all the
members of your group by 50. Note that only the weapon that have
equipped will receive the skill boost. These items are difficult
to find, but there is one person in the game that has a high chance
of having both items upon every encounter, a red harvest cleric
named "Henako". You will need to trade with her to get
the Beginner items, and they are high class rare items so it would
normally take a lot to balance the trade unless you have customize
items. Items like Olm Shell that are used to customize weapons
and/or armor are valuable and can stack up in the trade window
allowing you to trade as many as needed to obtain the Beginner
items. Note that the Book is more valuable than the Text. Henako
will only have these items during the first game and she will
not have them during the second and third games. It would be wise
to stock as many of these Beginner items as you can for later
use. Henako constantly respawns these items after missions, events,
or just adventuring, making it easy to obtain a good supply. Remember
to smash objects in fields or dungeons and you will have all you
need to trade.
Stephen Saunders.
Hint: Black Market:
Behind the Arena, where you first talk to Endrance,
going farther down towards the other wing, there is a NPC selling
rare items to you for very expensive prices. However, it is worth
it. At the top of the screen, it should read "Black Market"
when you talk to her.
Hint: .hack//fragment
If you talk to a certain character she will tell
you about how the world used to be called Fragment. This a reference
to the japanese game .hack//fragment.
Glitch: Free equipment from guild shops:
To do this you must not be able to afford the item
you want. You must, however, be able to afford at least one other
item. You need to have enough GP so that if you used coupons on
the desired item you would be able to afford it. First, start
by selecting a buyable item as if you intended to purchase it.
Then, add enough coupons so that if added towards the desired
item, it would discount enough GP for you to afford it. Cancel
the buy. Next, select the "unaffordable" item you want.
It will appear as though you want to buy 0 of the item. Do not
add coupons and confirm the buy. The item will no longer be in
the shop inventory and will now be in yours. Note: If this trick
is used on consumable items they will not be usable by you. Instead
the consumable item purchased with the above method will only
appear when using any shop's "Sell" option. You will
have 0 of the item but will be able to sell only one, no matter
how many times you "purchased" the consumable before
going to the shop.
Glitch: Get outside of the Mac Anu lines:
Relog if you are already online, or login if not. Once
you log back in, go outside of the Dome. The building at the end
of the bridge should be gone. If it is, go to the side of the
bridge, but not too close (remember the wall). Once you get there,
either go to the left or right depending what side you are on.
If done correctly, "The World" logo will appear. You
should be outside of the wall. You can now go all the way around
Mac Anu. Be careful not to go too far down by riding the bike
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Freeing ESXi inodes (1008643)
- The ESXi host disconnects from vCenter Server
- The services.sh script does not restart services
- The output of stat -f / indicates that inodes are low
- The host management agent, the hostd process becomes unresponsive
- The esxcfg-swiscsi -q command (or any command that interacts with esx.conf, such as esxcfg-info) produces errors similar to:
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Unable to apply DRS resource settings on host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx in <ClusterName>. A general system error occurred: vmodl.fault.SystemError. This can significantly reduce the effectiveness of DRS.
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The output appears similar to:
File: "/"
ID: 0 Namelen: 255 Type: ext2/ext3
Blocks: Total: 1290707 Free: 718116 Available: 652551 Size: 4096
Inodes: Total: 656000 Free: 0
Note: The Free: field refers to the number of available free inodes. If it is zero (or close to 0), the amount of free inodes is insufficient.
ID: 0 Namelen: 255 Type: ext2/ext3
Blocks: Total: 1290707 Free: 718116 Available: 652551 Size: 4096
Inodes: Total: 656000 Free: 0
Note: The Free: field refers to the number of available free inodes. If it is zero (or close to 0), the amount of free inodes is insufficient.
To free inodes on an ESXi host:
- On the ESXi host, enter Tech Support Mode. For more information, see Tech Support Mode for Emergency Support (1003677).
- Delete the /var/log/vmware/aam/rule directory.
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The hatches between Discovery and the International Space Station will close Sunday afternoon, and the shuttle will undock first thing Monday.
Both crews worked to rejuvenate the space station's air system.
The oxygen generator as well as the carbon dioxide removal system
have been acting up.
They also made sure a Japanese cargo carrier was loaded properly
with garbage.
The supply ship will be let loose at the end of this month and plunge through the atmosphere, burning up.
The vessel is full of packing foam and launch restraints from all the equipment that was delivered by Discovery.
The foam encasing the humanoid robot R2 will be stuffed in as well, once the astronauts unwrap it.
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I donĺt know what this society has become but when people start stealing your snow shovel off your porch, itĺs kind of ridiculous. My shovel was taken Sunday night and my neighbors in the same block in Boyertown their shovels were taken off their porches. Whatĺs wrong with people? Get a job and buy your own shovel. If theyĺre stealing shovels, lock your doors in Boyertown because theyĺre going to steal your snow shovel too.
Thank you Steel River Playhouse for the very energetic fun show ôShrek.ö It was so well done and enjoyable from start to finish. Donĺt miss it.
Seniors, be careful of letting Pacenet enroll you in a Part D plan for prescriptions. The one plan limits you to only a few pharmacies and their customer service gives you wrong or no answers.
In response to the two callers who disagreed with my comments regarding Charles Krauthammer and Fox News, I welcome and respect your opinion but thatĺs just what it is, an opinion, and you havenĺt won me over. I stand by my opinion that Fox News is credible and Charles Krauthammer and Ben Carson are motivated by their honest opinions.
The 2016 presidential election is three years away but itĺs very clear what the outcome will be. The Republican Partyĺs war on Obama has already cost them dearly. They can say what they want. Their future will be very bleak. Their all or nothing approach to law making has made them a party with no foreseeable future.
I read that our wonderful Gov. Corbett doesnĺt want to go with more money for the fast food chain workers as it could hurt the economy. So I guess putting more tax on fuel, licensees and so forth wonĺt hurt. This man likes to take but he doesnĺt want to help people, just like the school tax, he does nothing. Would he want to work for $8 an hour? I donĺt think so.
To the person who thinks heĺs an emergency vehicle driving expert, would like you to know, if you see an ambulance, police car or fire truck, either direction with lights and sirens, you need to pull over and stop when you can safely. It does not mean if it is coming at you in the opposite direction that you can continue to drive. You need to stop too. Refer to page 58 in the Pennsylvania Driverĺs Manual and I think itĺs time you take a refresher.
Per the Congressional Budget Office, the top 40 percent of wage earners paid 106 percent of all income taxes. The bottom 40 percent paid a minus 9.1 percent receiving an average of $18,950 in government subsidies.
It appears that Gov. Corbett is the spokesman, CEO, for the fast food industry - McDonaldĺs, Wendyĺs, Burger King and such. President Obama wants the starting wages to be at $15 an hour. The governor wants it to start at $7.50. Corbett is just in Harrisburg to pass the transportation bill, the gas tax bill, which is going to be about 25 cents a gallon. Make a move and vote him out.
Bring Martin Bashir back. I donĺt care what he said about Sarah Palin.
If you believe in God, please pray for our country, our legal citizens and especially our military. We need all the help we can get. God bless America.
I canĺt believe that the Spring-Ford girls basketball team got sent to the Bahamas to play their preseason games. What a waste of taxpayer money. They could play those games anywhere.
Iĺm just curious why borough hall subcontracted out to get the snow removal done when we have people who work in the borough who could use the overtime. Also, why is the grass cutting subcontracted out? That belongs to a union personĺs job.
What is going on in our government? We are $17.3 trillion in debt and the Pentagon is buying 63 helicopters for the Afghan Air Force at $18 million each. And to top that, the helicopters are made in Russia.
Iĺd like to know what city and state is the office of Ron Howard, the film director/producer? Hope someone can help me.
In reference to the meteorologist in the Philadelphia area, how wrong could they be with Sundayĺs storm? Off by 10 inches in some locations. And they make how much money? They all ought to be fired.
To the person on brilliant ideas, print more money, I say yes. But then Obama will waste it anyway. But to vote Democrat I disagree with you. Things went downhill the past few years and arenĺt getting any better. What we need is less greedy people and by the way I am not a Republican.


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Description: From the author of French Country Hideaways comes an enticing new insider's entree to Paris. Eschewing the larger hotels and chains, Casey O'Brien Blondes has put together an impeccable list of four-star escapes carefully selected for their interior design, authenticity, panache, and personalized service. Grouped by theme, including literary, historic, and boudoir, the hotels present an enticing range of decor, from the timeless splendor of the Raphael, with its incomparable view of the Arch de Triomphe from its lush rooftop garden restaurant, to the minimalist verve of Hotel le A, off the Faubourg Saint-Honor where graphic black-and-white decor harmonize with Gallic elan. Each is unique, yet all share in common family or manager ownership, fewer than 100 rooms, generous room size, and very distinctive French style. With lush color photography and in-depth descriptions of each hotel, including a list of neighborhood restaurants, boutiques, gourmet treats, curiosities, or walking tours, Parisian Hideaways is a must for anyone longing to escape to or be inspired by the City of Lights.
The author of French Country Hideaways, Casey O'Brien Blondes and her artist husband moved to Paris from the U.S. in 1988. She lives with her family in the Loire Valley.
French photographer Beatrice Amagat spent seventeen years styling the pages of French ELLE and French Cosmopolitan. Her work has been featured in Architectural Digest France and World of Interiors.
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A little ways outside of the town of Amalfi is La Pergola Hotel. It was nice to get out of the town after a day of exploring. The first nice thing was that the hotel has a small parking garage available to guests for a small fee...do not underestimate the importance of this! The service was friendly and helpful. Our room was charming and had a balcony with a gorgeous view. There is also the Lemon Terrace up on the roof that is large and relaxing and surrounded by the terraced gardens typical to the Amalfi area. When we wanted to go to dinner, the hotel called one of the nearby restaurants to have them send a car to get us. This was fantastic, since you do not want to access your car until you are ready to go somewhere else. The restaurant we visited was a little pricey, but totally worth it for the quality of the food and the service...and the view! I would stay here again in a minute.
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Receiving its most significant update in nearly a decade, the 2013 Volvo XC90 adds a long overdue touch of refinement and style to its palette. This critical refresh arrived just in time, as spring 2012 will mark the debut of Infiniti's all-new 7-passenger JX. With seating for seven, a generous offering of standard equipment and a full complement of safety features, the XC90 is a great fit for parents who consider safety and versatility as top priorities in their next SUV purchase.
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The Volvo XC90 receives a host of styling enhancements for 2013. Chrome and silver accents, along with color-keyed fender lips, adorn the exterior while a new 3-spoke steering wheel, white backlit instrument cluster and upgraded leather-seating materials round out the key interior changes.
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The second-row middle seat features an integrated booster cushion that provides proper seatbelt and head restraint protection for smaller children. If the booster seat is no longer necessary, simply fold and stow the cushion for a conventional second-row seating configuration.
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To help mitigate rear suspension squat and instability due to heavy loads, the XC90 R-Design utilizes self-leveling rear shock absorbers. The result is improved aerodynamics, consistent tire wear, a proper headlight angle and increased vehicle control.
The Volvo XC90's interior layout strays from the typical form-over-function designs of its competitors. While it can be outfitted with warm wood and sumptuous leather, XC90 designers focused primarily on clever ergonomics and distinguishable controls. Supportive side bolstering, plush padding and creamy leather trim make for some of the most comfortable front seats in its class. Although the third-row seat is best suited for children, it does feature a versatile 50/50-split fold-flat design for various seating and cargo configurations. The second-row seat is fairly roomy and includes a sliding middle seat so parents can position a child closer to the front seats.
Noticeably less elegant than many of its competitors, the 2013 XC90 portrays a more reserved, traditional SUV design. Despite its tall stature, the XC90 offers easier ingress and egress than most 7-passenger SUVs. The XC90 shuns the massive wheel-and-tire combinations found on today's popular luxury SUVs for the increased ride comfort and lower replacement cost of an 18-inch setup. Two cameras mounted underneath the outside mirrors provide blind spot assistance while a reinforced roof design offers an added level of protection in the event of a rollover accident.
Among the 2013 XC90's range of standard features is dual-zone automatic climate control with a third-row control panel, power front seats, Bluetooth hands-free phone capability, rear sonar proximity sensors for parking assistance, leather seating surfaces, power moonroof, front and rear fog lights, illuminated remote keyless entry and dual heated power mirrors. The standard sound system features 8 speakers, USB and auxiliary audio input ports for MP3/WMA players and HD Radio. The sporty Volvo XC90 R-Design adds a special grille and trim, sport front seats, the Nivomat self-leveling rear suspension and 19-inch wheels. Safety equipment includes a full complement of airbags and anti-submarining seats to help prevent occupants from slipping out of their seatbelts during a collision.
The 2013 Volvo XC90 offers all-wheel drive for both the 3.2 and R-Design models. For a more simplified ordering process, the majority of available features for the XC90 are now grouped together within trims. XC90 3.2 and R-Design models are offered in base, Premier Plus or Platinum trims. The Premier Plus trim includes bi-xenon headlights, upgraded leather-trimmed seating surfaces and interior wood inlays. Platinum trims include a navigation system, rear backup camera and a 650-watt, 12-speaker premium audio system.
With a 2 ½-ton curb weight and the standard 240-horsepower, 3.2-liter in-line 6-cylinder engine, the XC90 can feel slightly underpowered. Luckily, this 6-cylinder power plant does not require premium gasoline, which makes it a bit easier to top off the tank without breaking the bank. Additionally, both the 3.2 and R-Design models offer a 6-speed automatic transmission with a sequential shift mode as standard fare.
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By Unhappy Sarasota Mom on Wednesday, April 27, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 58,000overall rating 3 of 10rating details
Pros: "Looks good"
Cons: "Corporation doesn't back up their product"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"I purchased this vehicle brand new off the lot. I bought the R-Design (sport model), and this vehicle rides like a truck. After three years, the backup/safety camera and GPS system stopped working consistently. After over a year of working with the dealer, Volvo came back and said there's no fix for a bug in their software. They are never going to fix it. The most they could do is offer me a discount on ANOTHER Volvo vehicle. Volvo has completely disappointed me with this customer service. They have my money, and now they're not standing behind their product. Sad. First and last Volvo I will ever own."
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By Jon on Tuesday, December 8, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 116,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "Fun to drive; low mileage for a 2004 model"
Cons: "CD player doesn't work, minor wear"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"2004 XC 90 with turbo in excellent condition. New transmission, new brakes, new timing belt, almost new tires. Drives well and has a clean history. Service documents available. CD player does not work. Engine has A LOT of miles left. Great car with Volvo's reputation for safety. It feels like you're driving a tank."
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By DFWKen on Tuesday, November 3, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 98,000overall rating 2 of 10rating details
Pros: "Engine good, AC good, no problem with tranny/turbo"
Cons: "High cost to maintain, low trade in value."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 3
"Purchased this car brand new. We're in our late 60's and drive softly. We've owned it for 10 years. While it was under warranty, it hardly ever needed anything except regular maintenance. Then, the warranty ran out. Since then, it has cost us over $8,000 in repairs. Shame on us for taking it to the dealership for the repairs . . . they're very expensive and they condemn everything that is wearing; even though the particular parts still meet specs. (ie, brakes). All that is fine. I learned how to replace the front struts and brake parts myself. But I authorized the dealership to replace the motor mounts which went out about 6 months after the warranty. Oooh, that was over $1,000! The good part has been the AC system. It has never faltered. And the engine and tranny have never given a problem. But the kicker was at the end. The car cost almost $50,000 when new. 10 years later, almost zero at $4,000; even though it's virtually immaculate, has brand new tires, brand new struts, brand new battery, new brakes, etc. etc. etc. I look at other brands and see that a similar car would have almost double the value. So this is our last Volvo."
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By The Parson on Tuesday, August 25, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 29,975overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Love the way it drives and keep the road."
Cons: "cup holders in front could be positioned different"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"The only complaint I have about my XC90 is that the brake pedal and gas pedal are a little too close together. Sometimes when I have my foot on the brake at a stop light/sign I am also depressing the gas pedal at the same time."
21 people out of 32 found this review helpful
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By NewYawker on Wednesday, June 3, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 44,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I like my Volvo XC90, 2010, very much. Handles extremely well, and accelerates when you need it. ONLY issues are the teeny-tiny LCD screen, and lack of installed GSP device. DC power sources oddly do not accept all devices (other than the main source on the dashboard). But great, solid car."
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By hamilton65 on Tuesday, June 2, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 30,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Comfort and space"
Cons: "Rough running 3.2 straight six"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"My wife and I love this SUV. Although we test drove the Lexus RX350 we choose the XC90 which was $10k less with more room. OH and Volvo's CPO is the best 7years/100k miles bumper to bumper no deductible. Some of the interior parts are plasticy and cheap but other that the build quality of the vehicle exudes toughness. It really drives and handles like a smaller vehicle. The seats are SO comfortable as are most Volvos. We traded in our 2012 XC70 T6 and miss the smooth more powerful engine. The 3.2 straight six is a little harsh running but has enough power to get you around."
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thanks i didnt know that.
i have the option to pick, but dont know if there is a diffence?
any one have one on there savage?
some is trying to sell me this motor for a bill thirty.
Wrong-way what do you think?
well,bighitbiker3 what do you think?
what should i get i heard all kinds of good things and if i had a choice i would pick them all:D
do you have it? is it worth it?
hey kurtf5 thats kool about your buggie but this is a savage le forum, come on
me too, you got to crawl before you walk .
some found a part # for a roto start for a .18 motor ............ i bought mine and after i broke my front steering arm and blown out 5 head gaskets and jb weld the front stering arm i end up buying...
what can we do to improve our elderado/redcat/himoto? i think that someone found a roto start part number which is alwsome!
do you think thats a deal? it a complete kit just has no motors, a local hobby shop is offering that.
thanks i saw it on ebay for 23.50 and wondering if it is worth it?
is there a picco .32 or .29
need to know before i purchase
it between a sure fire .32 ,xtm 457 pro 28 or a collori .32 down to three choices i really like my first option and the third because all the info i have pick up. how could i for get the picco .28...
Does it work? who has one that thinks it help there truck?
do just have it in the front or back or both
Sure fire sounds like you could have some bashing fun ! I more for bashing then mt
Sure fire sounds like you could have some bashing fun !
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The A36 carbon steel square tubing has been hot rolled and meets American Society for Testing and Materials International ASTM A36 specifications. The A36 carbon steel grade is a structural steel that has better formability than 1018 carbon steel. The tubing has been hot rolled, a method of compressing metal between two rollers at a temperature above the material's recrystallization temperature to attain the specified dimensions.
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The rectangular tube I purchased was as described on this page: 0.625 x 0.065 x 12 inches.
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Westfield London is a pioneering shopping and leisure destination to shop, to eat, and to meet. Find Debenhams, Next, Marks and Spencer, House of Fraser, Waitrose and over 265 luxury, premium and high street retailers from more than 15 different countries within the architecturally stunning centre.
A bustling cluster of restaurants run along the Southern Terrace, the pedestrian street of dining, and open cooking brings drama to the collection of 13 counters on The Balcony where fresh food is prepared fast and to order.
Westfield London is as much a meeting hub as a place to shop and eat. A stunning central Atrium, unique in London, hosts a full calendar of arts and educational events beneath a spectacular glass roof. There is also a 14-screen state-of-the-art cinema, gym and spa, and a new library.
New transport links make Westfield London the best connected shopping destination in the UK. Four underground stations provide on average a tube every 5 minutes, an overland station will get you from Clapham Junction and Willesden Junction to Westfield London in under 10 minutes, and two bus stations provide, on average, a bus a minute. Cycle bays, secure pedestrian routes and 4,500 car parking spaces directly beneath Westfield London complete the transport picture.
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All the stores you could want with none of the large crowds you have to suffer through at places like Oxford Street. Westfield's so well-designed with a decent amount of seating and a great selection of restaurants. Lots of interesting pop-up stores too. The centre maps aren't the best, though: the ones which show where specific stores are electronic and not the easiest to navigate, so you...more
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When Westfield opened a few years ago, I avoided coming here as I thought it would be a nightmare. How wrong was I . I really enjoy coming to this particular Westfield as it is well planned, and even though it may appear to be huge, it is easy to navigate.
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