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Atlantropa: Dam in the Straits of Gibraltar and Flood Africa
The Canal des Deux Mers connected the Atlantic to the Mediterranean, the Zuiderzee Works reclaimed part of shallow inlet of the North Sea to expand the Netherlands, so why not try taming the Mediterranean and irrigating Africa? Part ocean reclamation, part power generation (the "white coal" of falling water), Atlantropa wasn't simply the stuff of science fiction. First called Panropa, it was the long-term goal of a German architect and engineer named Herman Sörgel, a dream that lasted until his death in 1952, and the Atlantropa Institute continued on another 8 years. [more inside]
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Members who attended this school (hover pointer to show years):13 saints, Alan, BarbaraC, Boundary, caravanman, crafty, gclowes, kathiewilbo, king kenny, Knowsley Road schoolboy, Madge, Pam39, peterd, shazzam, SMELTZER46, SWIMMER, Tudor, Vanwall,
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|I attended 1951 to 1953. Headmistress was Miss Henty (lived just a few doors away from Lingholme pub in Boundary Road) whose sister of the same name taught piano. Teachers' names I remember were Miss Foggo, Mr Welsby and Mr Bellis
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|I went to Knowsley Road in 1961-1963. The headmaster was Mr Lilley and the teachers I can remember where Mrs Wallace, Mrs Heaton, Mr Gaskell and Mr Greenhall. I have a photograph somewhere with the school me in the school swimming team. I will try and find it and then if there is anyone else on it that you recongnise you can let me know. Also so pics of the school holiday week in London, if I can find them I will put them on.
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|Mr Lilley was still head in 1971, ably assisted by Mr Mavity who once rulered me for sending rude letters! The playground was tiny but managed to accomodate us all and we had to walk down Knowsley Road and cross over to have our lunch. We always had a strong swimming team and often won the St Helens Trophy. Happy days!
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|Mrs Foster, Miss Hotchkiss, Mrs Billingham, Mrs Wallace and Miss Fogo were my teachers from 1945 to 1950. Miss Henty was the headmistress and two other teachers were Miss Travis and Joe Welsby.
I enjoyed the old place so much that I drew on things from those times in my novel "One Winter" including something that Ray French once did that I got blamed for!
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|I attended here 1974-78 and I remember we all had to have a washbag in school and have a wash before lunch, I moved school in the juniors and they didnt do that, think it was only Knowlsey rd.
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|I attended Knowsley Rd in the 50's. I do remember a lovely teacher named Mrs Hamilton. I also remember Mrs Wallace, Mrs Heaton &; Mr Lilley.
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|i attended here approx 1945 to 1948.miss henty was headmistress,remember miss foggo,and pupils i recall,barbara heaton,janice taylor. i left and went central modern
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SPEARMAN - Terry Ann Porter, 49, died Thursday, April 12, 2007.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in First Christian Church with the Rev. Bob Elder officiating. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home of Spearman.
Mrs. Porter was born July 13, 1957, in Perryton. She married William Paul Porter on Dec. 20, 1975, in Spearman.
She was a homemaker and baby-sat in her home for many years. She was a member of Spearman First Assembly of God.
She was preceded in death by two daughters, Christy Renee Porter and Becky Lea Porter.
Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Mandy Vargas and husband Gus of Spearman; her parents, Louis and Mary Miesner of Spearman; two brothers, Jed Miesner and wife Lesa of Amarillo and Greg Miesner and wife Billie Jo of Spearman; a sister, Teresa Gomoke and husband Corbet of Midland; and four grandchildren.
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i got it down to three helmets: Bern G, Red Hi Fi, and the Smith Holt.
Any opinions on which is the better of the three?
R.E.D. makes goooooood stuff dude. i have their helmet and the only complaint that i have is the little gasket hook broke off :( other than that it keeps my dome nice and safe :]
I have no idea which one is "better", but I suspect they'll all do a good job protecting your head. You may want to try all of them on and see which one fits your head the best. I have the hi-fi and love it. It's really comfy. I've seen someone post on here that it didn't keep his head too warm though. I always wear a balaclava, so I wouldn't know about that.
Is there any reason you didn`t include ProTec in your selection? Just curious maybe there is a downside of this brand.
Personally I have a ProTec helmet with audio build in (even mute and volume buttons are on the outside of the earbuds and very easy to handle). The sound is a blast and I`m very satisfied of this helmet.
i have a red and its nice. very warm. but its the only helmet i've ever had so i have nothing to compare it to.
But, in search of a helmet the most important part is the fit probably, not the brand.
I second trying them.
I just bought a Medium Pro-Tech B2 snow from Sierra online...should have tried it because its fine until the top of my head. If it pushes down a little from the top, the sides of the top of my head hurt...can't really return it because it was only $15, so its off to my little brother =]
i have a smith holt. its the only helmet ive owned. i tried on a lot of helmets though all of which weren't to comfortable though. i ordered online without trying it on (dumb i know). i took the chances but im very pleased with the outcome. best fitting helmet for my head thus far. looks sick and got it cheap on SaC.
but yea, i suggest you dont do what i do, go to a shop and try then all on.
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Officials with Ombudsman Education Services, the Newton County School System's alternative education provider for at-risk students, made their pitch to get their contract renewed for the next year, and potentially next three years.
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BRIDGEPORT, PA (January 11, 2013)—Jr. Middleweight contender, "Lightning" Harry Joe Yorgey is looking forward to his Showtime televised ten round encounter with undefeated Jermell Charlo that will take place on January 26th at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.
Yorgey (25-1-1, 12 Knockouts) of Bridgeport, PA knows that this is a great opportunity get himself back in the title picture with a win and knows that Charlo is a quality fighter behind his record that reads 19-0 with 9 knockouts.
"We were offered the fight and we didn't know much on Charlo", said Yorgey.
"I know he is a very sound fighter but he hasn't fought any big names but we know he can fight"
Yorgey knows that this fight has the potential to steal the show that is headlined by Lucas Matthysse battling Mike Dallas Jr.
"I really feel that this is a great fight for boxing, the fans and will see a television friendly fight. When I found out this would be on Showtime I knew it would be a great opportunity so I jumped at it."
Yorgey has won three in a row since his lone pro defeat to Alfredo Angulo and he feels that he may have taken lightly by Charlo
"I know a win puts me back to where I was before the Angulo fight. I know that people are sleeping on me because of that fight and that's fine by me because I know I have the skills and experience to win on January 26th"
"That great thing about this game is that everything can change with one punch and I plan on putting myself right back in the title picture on January 26th"
Yorgey is training in Reading, Pennsylvania under Marshall Kauffman and veteran trainer believes that Yorgey is ready and deserving of this high profile fight
"Harry deserves this opportunity to show what he is made of. He is getting great work in the gym and he will be in prime shape on January 26th"
Yorgey's promoter Arthur Pelullo of Banner Promotions agrees and sees a breakthrough performance from Yorgey
"Harry had one bad night and people will be underestimating him but we are excited that Harry will put on a great performance and earn himself another big fight when he defeats Charlo", said Pelullo
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Dominik Britsch (26-1-1, 9 KOs) has faith. Not only does he believe in
himself but also in the fact that he has learned all the right lessons out
of his last fight, which simultaneously was his first defeat as a
professional. And he is aiming to prove that when he steps inside the ring
of the Max-Schmeling-Halle in Berlin – but he will do so as a
super-middleweight. The opponent of the night will be Luis Crespo (8-3-1, 4
KOs) who has done something Britsch could not: beat Roberto Santos! Back in
February 2012, the 25-year-old German fought out a gritty draw and seven
months later lost the rematch in Bamberg, Germany.
"Everything was going according to plan. It was a pretty easy fight – maybe
a bit too easy right until round seven. Until then I was performing well,"
remembers the orthodox fighter about the EU Title clash. But suddenly he
felt distracted: "Out of nowhere I lost my mouth guard and consequently my
concentration. Shortly after that, he landed a shot to my liver. I did
manage to get into the break and regain some strength but from that moment
on my mind was just completely off," Britsch explains the blackout. Shortly
after he was taken out of the fight in round eight.
However according to Britsch himself, he has learnt his lessons: "I have to
ensure that I am always 100 percent focused. My mind has to be on the fight
right from the beginning to the end."
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Luis Crespo. The man from Spain is not just a tough opposition because he
beat Santos. Crespo fights as a southpaw and also has a reach advantage over
Britsch. "That is exactly the kind of challenge I need after such a loss,"
says the prodigy of Coach Ulli Wegner. "I am fighting a man who beat the guy
I lost to. Mentally I can rehabilitate myself with a victory."
It seems like Dominik Britsch is back and only looking ahead. He definitely
has not lost sight of the goals he is chasing after. "One day I want to be a
European or world champion. That is why I became a professional in the first
place. But first of all, I have to prove that I am better than my last
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Jason Welborn believes in he is in the shape of his life ahead of his British Title showdown with Frankie Gavin next week.
The 26 year-old (11-1-0) takes on the undefeated Welterweight Champion
on promoter Frank Warren's first show of 2013 – in association with Midlands promoter Errol Johnson – at Walsall Town Hall on Friday, 18th January.
Now, just a week away from the biggest night of his boxing career, Welborn insists he is ready to cause an upset.
"Training has gone really well," he told www.uko-boxing.com. "I've got my diet spot on and I'm feeling really fit and strong.
"By the time the fight comes around I'll have had 12 weeks of dedicated training. I've lived and breathed boxing every day. I sacrificed the festivities over Christmas and New Year and I'm feeling the best I've ever felt.
"I've had some great sparring with quick and tricky southpaws who mirror Gavin's style and I'm ready to take him on.
"I've been working hard and I'm feeling really strong. I know I can bang and I can feel that strength every time I throw my shots.
"Frankie is a good boxer. He is skilful and I respect him but I've got real power though and I'm confident I can cause an upset.
"He's got what I want. I'm going in there to take the title from him."
Welborn's clash with Gavin is the headline fight of an action-packed show that also features Walsall's Martin Gethin take on Londoner Ben Murphy for the vacant British and Commonwealth Lightweight titles. Walsall's Chris Keane also steps in with Nottingham's Shane McPhilbin for the Midlands Cruiserweight title.
Stafford middleweight Grant Cunningham takes on Lincoln's Mitch Mitchell whilst Cannock lightwelterweight, Dave Egan, and Burton light welterweight , Tom Shaw, are also in action along with an interesting clash between unbeaten super middleweights Andrew Robinson (Birmingham) and John Mason (Leamington Spa).
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Missing teen found safe in RutlandThe Associated Press | November 29,2012Alexandra "Alex" Papineau, 15, who the Vermont State Police said had been missing from Chittenden since Tuesday, was found safe in Rutland on Wednesday around 4:30 p.m., according to a press release.
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Excellent expérience avec Emanuele.
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Me and my friend stayed 6 nights. Everything was great, even better than expected! The apartment was very nice,clean, close to the beach and very central!
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This was a great way to experience the atmosphere of South Beach in Miami. First of all the apartment is located right in the center of South Beach. It's on a beautiful, quiet street but, one street over is full of the Miami experience: restaurants, shops, clubs, etc.. It is only a short walk to the beach and Ocean Drive. The apartment was airy and furnished nicely with contemporary furniture and a very modern bathroom and kitchen. It was very humid while I was there; the air conditioner was nice and cold and ran with no problems. I would definitely recommend this place to other people.
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The Terrace Theater and Magnolia Plantation and Gardens are hugging again on April 19 for the premier of Bears.
Before the showing of the Disney film, Chris Smith, director of Magnolias zoo and nature center, will present a display of small animals in the theaters lobby. Smiths presentations will be at 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m., 30 minutes before each screening.
The animal demonstration is free with the purchase of a ticket to the movie, and will benefit the Goodall Institute that helps protect wild chimpanzees. Keep the movie ticket to receive $1 off Magnolias $15 garden admission price. The redemption expires April 30.
Bears captures the fast-moving action and suspense of life in one of the planets last great wildernesses Alaska. Bears arrives in theaters around the country in time to celebrate Earth Day.
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FOR KHORNE! - Arnuld Clotchewer
Arnuld here is my entry for the Haemo-Erotic tag for the upcoming Gorechosen game over on Scale Creep. I've not painted a chaos mini in a long time, so I thought it would be nice to paint up my favourite thug ever. He'd been sitting in his box for about thirty years, so y'know, it was time.
I wanted to give him quite ruddy skin, which I hadn't painted in a while. Added to that I wanted to use his shoulder plate as test for the armour technique I want to use on his mates, whenever they might appear. The blood spatter is done with my trusty old toothbrush. I just made him a little kitchen towel poncho and then flicked watered down red paint on him. I often mix a little brown or black into the red for dried blood, but this is fresher, so it stayed bright.
This guy has been a nice palette cleanser from my terracotta warriors and it's given me an urge to paint more blood-soaked maniacs. For now though, it's back to ancient China/Nippon and time to get some pottery crossbowmen painted.
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Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Undead Captain - Available at Shortwars
The undead captain was a very small project I ran a while ago for a wee group of folks. We did a tiny run of this evil fellow, who sold out in short order. Such has been the amount of queries that I've been getting about this guy that another run had been done, albeit a small one. He's currently available on the Shortwars website for the time being, so if you fancy a leader for your undead warband, this chap is just the ticket. The captain is a two part model, as you can see here, and weighs in at 35mm tall.
There are a lot of other goodies in the Shortwars webshop right now, the goblin hotpot cauldron catapult and Renaissance style halflings being especial favourites of mine.
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Thursday, August 18, 2016
The Woods - Secrets of Shandisholm Sourcebook
Released very recently by Oakbound Studios, Secrets of Shandisholm is a sourcebook for tabletop roleplay set in the world of The Woods. it's a world of Celtic folklore where the lives of everyday mortals brush up against the supernatural realm of the Folk.
Creatures such as the Fae, Sprites, Phooka and Nuckelavee are all detailed within, as well as the background of Shandisholm itself and all the rules for gaming in the world of The Wood using the SystemMech rules, which curiously do not require dice. The narrative always take precedence, which is something I can get behind. The book is crammed full of lovingly crafted stories and background, and anyone with even a passing interest in Celtic-style fantasy would do well to grab one.
I was lucky enough to be asked to work on a painting tutorial for a Myeri Tiarna for the book, which I had a lot of fun doing. Of course, the Myeri are of particular interest to me. The author describes them thus: They're a blend of some things which have been massive influences on me- the Heroquest Fimir, The Dark Crystal, the art of Alan Lee, Irish folklore, Polynesian carving, Inca social structures, walking in the Dartmoor countryside. It's fair to say I poured a lot of my favourite things into them!
A man after my own heart. There is a lot of detail on the Myeri in Secrets of Shandisholm. For a taster:
The Myeri's origin is shrouded in mystery, but their own myths say they were created by a god called Dagda and were intended to be a perfect society, which is why they have a caste system based on physical traits. For some reason Dagda then rejected them and cast them from their home realm, leaving them wandering through the Void until they happened upon the Mortal Realm, emerging out of the sea. They were sustained on their travels by a piece of coral from their homeland which resisted the crushing horrors of the Void and guided them to the new land. Unfortunately the power of the coral drew the attention of the Fae, which sealed the doom of the Myeri and caused them to be scattered into the fens.
It's pretty fair to say a lot of love has gone into this book. The Myeri are easily drafted into a fimir clan, and any fimir fan should really take a look. Accompanying the book is a Myeri clan box. Inside are 9 metal miniatures: 5 Losbast warriors and 4 Oibrithe workers. The box also has parts to convert a Losbast warrior into a Draoi wizard, an Oibrithe worker into a Scealai (wandering poet/piper) and to change one weapon into the Pou-Koruru totem of the Meirge (ancestor guardian).
I am always excited at anything Celtic, stooped and cyclopean, but what excites me most about this set are the non-combatants. The workers and the wandering piper are something I that I'd really like to add to my clan. My absolute favourite Myeri was the piper from Oakbounds previous set. These look to be more of that ilk, the smith and mushroom gatherer my favourites, bar the Scealai. The huge Losbast with the totem is giving me the eye too. Well, he has only one, after all.
All in all, a tremendous read. As I say, if you are keen on Celtic folklore, fimir or a new narrative biased game system, give Secrets of Shandisholm a go. You can get more info a the Oakbound site, or from the Facebook page.
Thursday, August 4, 2016
Shadow Empire - Terracotta Warrior Swordsmen Unit
Today sees the second unit of terracotta warriors for the Shadow Empire army finished. I had a little trouble finding command figures for this unit as I only had one set of the John Jenkins Designs command, and alas they are no longer available. After some searching I found an excellent source of Chinese Qin era miniatures at Renegade Miniatures in their Warring States range. I had previously sourced my Qin shields, halberds and swords from them (okay, the swords are Saxon, but nobody will notice, Shhh.) Not only do they have plenty of infantry and command figures, but also a good range of cavalry, so I guess those terracotta warriors riding bronze horses is going to be happening now.
On another note, Renegade's customer service is exemplary, they made sure I got exactly what I was after and then some, I can't recommend them highly enough.
Here's the Renegade command set below. There are a couple of officer models, the other one with the fabulous moustache will be leading the crossbowmen.
I particularly love the standard bearer. I made the standard from steel rod and a printed flag (repainted once attached and folded/torn) topped with a plastic skull for garnish.
The John Jenkins sculpts are a lot of fun, the definitely have a nice sense of humour to them. I love the guy on the left here who's using another warrior's arm as a weapon. His back is entirely caved in, as is the warrior's back on the right, who has given up his shield in favour of holding his torso together. They probably secretly hate Mr 'All in one piece' there in the middle.
So onto the crossbowmen. Once they are done, it'll be onto the non clay-based portions of the army such as LoPan's retinue and the vampires. I will be adding the aforementioned cavalry and a chariot to the terracotta contingent down the line as the army grows.
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Friday, July 1, 2016
Kickstarter - Dark Dwarves
Chris over at Macrocosm has just launched his latest Kickstarter, Dark Dwarves. Being a long time chaos dwarf fan, I'm pretty intrigued by this, especially as they are more in the 'spiky stunty' style. There are a lot of the units you'd hope for, handgunners, crossbowmen, axemen, but also more esoteric units, like the 2 man mortar and weapons teams like the bazooka, flame thrower and gatling gun.
So if you're looking for some great value evil dwarves, head on over and take a look. The add on section is also offering some deals on the crazy popular Monster Balls from Macrocosm's previous Kickstarter. They're pretty hilarious and have a lot of gaming uses. The ball of steel is something I'll have to pick up myself I think. Who doesn't want a giant floating armoured cyclops ball?
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Sunday, June 26, 2016
Shadow Empire - Terracotta Warrior Halberdier Unit
My first unit for my mythological Chinese/ undead Cathayan army for Dragon Rampant is done, a unit of terracotta warriors. A four point heavy Infantry unit with the 'Undead - No Feelings' rule. Lo-Pan's rank and file.
I'm really rather delighted with how quickly I was able to get these done. The fact they are mostly one colour helped quite a bit. I managed to pick up a large coffee table book on the tomb of the first emperor recently, which has as much reference photos as I could ever want. It did give me the idea to add some cavalry though, so expect some terracotta warriors riding bronze horses at some point. Hopefully I can source a war chariot too.
I plan on three units of the warriors ultimately, one with halberds, one with sword and shield and one with crossbows. The second unit, the swordsmen, is on the assembly table, I just need to procure some command figures, as sadly, John Jenkins no longer sells the terracotta warrior range. Renegade Miniatures warring states range looks like a likely source of models for replacement officers and such. A little conversion work and slight mutilation with the solder pen (wearing a mask) and they should be good to go.
So that's four points down, twenty to go.
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Friday, June 17, 2016
New Gaming Magazine - The Golden D6
The Golden D6 is a new hobby fanzine that has been increasingly popping up around the gaming community grapevine. Curious, I took a look and was impressed at the level of hobby love crammed in there. Battle reports, gaming articles and showcases of lots of delicious miniatures fill the pages. (The evil 40k clown army in issue 4 being a favourite. A jokaero in a top hat is always a good thing.) It gives me the old White Dwarf vibe, it even has stories in. It's always nice to get a magazine looking at a wide variety of miniature lines and gaming systems, and the D6 collects a lot of goodness from around the industry and community so my lazy ass doesn't have to go looking for it. Definitely worth a look.
Issue 5 will have an article on my Frostgrave deadites, which is pretty cool. So if you fancy giving it a look you can click the old link here and away you go. If you use the link and buy an issue or subscription I'll get a tasty cut, which I'll spend on miniatures, which I'll paint, and then post here. The circle of life. Beautiful.
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Fort Collins — Kaiser Permanente Colorado has tabbed Jason Tacha as executive director of operations for the health plan's northern Colorado service area.
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In October 2012, Kaiser Permanente, the state's largest nonprofit health plan, opened two new medical offices in Fort Collins and Loveland. A third medical office in Greeley will open in January 2014. The health plan's northern Colorado service area features more than 400 primary and specialty care providers, including Banner Health and affiliated physicians in Larimer and Weld counties. Hospital care is coordinated at McKee Medical Center in Loveland and North Colorado Medical Center, 1801 16th St. in Greeley.


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David Greenberg: Why Liberals Need Occupy Wall Street, and Vice-VersaRoundup: Historians' Take
David Greenberg, a contributing editor to The New Republic, teaches history at Rutgers University and is at work on a history of presidents and spin.
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That's exactly what happened to the Spokane Shock almost one week ago against the Utah Blaze. Head coach Andy Olson said watching the loss on film was tough.
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Thanks. The hotel is shaped like a giant wave, the walls at the bottom look like ships.
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Architects Anna and Eugeni Bach have suspended a desk from the ceiling of this renovated Barcelona apartment so residents can use its mezzanine level as a study (+ slideshow). More »
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Moving on is a lot easier said than done in Chapel Hill.
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Athlon Sports had ACC coaches talk anonymously about their league opponents.
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Wake Forest noseguard Nikita Whitlock makes every snap count at practice.
FSU quarterback EJ Manuel suffered a minor ankle sprain, but could play today.


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Seaboard System C30-7 #7088 leads a Florida manifest train past the north end of the siding. Seaboard System C30-7 #7088 was built in November 1981 as Seaboard Coast Line #7088 and later became C... (more)
Higher horsepower B-Bs did show up on the Richland-Columbus line, but this pair of U18Bs bracketing a GP16 is an absolutely typical power set for the mid 1980s hereabouts.
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Wednesday, 20 Feb 2013
Canon Launches Multipurpose HD Lens KJ20x8.2B KRSD
Featuring a 20x zoom lens which offers a 1-second maximum speed over its entire zoom range, along with a minimum object distance of 0.9M (10mm with macro), the new lens is ideal for videographers who require superior quality in applications such as wedding and corporate videos, education films, or documentaries.
Thursday, 14 Feb 2013
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TF1 Set to Hit Stores on 26 February
The Cyber-Shot DSC-TF1 will be available in black, blue and red and retail in all Sony stores and authorized outlets at S$329 from 26 February 2013 onwards.
Monday, 21 Jan 2013
Sony to Introduce Eye-controlled Focusing System in 2014?
According to Sony Alpha Rumors, Sony is currently working on an eye-controlled focusing system. If everything goes well, it'd debut on the company's flagship camera next year.
Thursday, 17 Jan 2013
Canon and Olympus Hold Largest Camera Market Share in Japan for 2012
Despite losing market share over the past year, Canon and Olympus still have the largest market share in the Japanese domestic camera market. Canon sees an increased DSLR market share and Olympus also remains the top mirrorless system camera manufacturer.
Tuesday, 8 Jan 2013
Samsung Camcorder QF30 to be Showcased at CES 2013
Samsung has announced its Camcorder QF30 with advanced Wi-Fi features and integrated live streaming service which makes sharing high quality movies easier than ever before.
Thursday, 29 Nov 2012
Canon 6D Full-frame DSLR Camera Available in Singapore Today (Prices Announced)
Canon has just announced that their latest full-frame DSLR camera, the EOS 6D, will be available in Singapore from today. The camera comes in three kits, with a starting price lower than its direct competitor the Nikon D600. Click through for more.
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Nikon 1 V2 Price Revealed, Available at SITEX
The Nikon 1 V2 will be available at SITEX 2012 starting today thru Sunday, with only limited sets available at Nikon's dealer stores. Available in black and white, prices start from S$1,299 to S$1,549.
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Casio to Prelaunch EX-ZR1000 at SITEX 2012
The Casio EX-ZR1000 will be available at SITEX 2012 at S$599, ahead of its nationwide launch. In celebration of Casio Exilim's 10th anniversary this year, Casio will be launching a Casio exclusive limited edition model at the show as well.
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Sony's First 35mm Interchangeable Lens Full-Frame Handycam Announced (Update)
The first Handycam with a 35mm full frame sensor from Sony, the NEX-VG900 packs a 24.3-megapixel Sony-developed full frame Exmor CMOS sensor approximately 40 times larger than the equivalent in ordinary consumer camcorders. It's also more than twice the size of the APS-C sized sensor found in other interchangeable lens Handycam models.
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Author Takes Readers From Sea to Sushi Bar
Sasha Issenberg is a younger guy than I had envisioned while reading his book, The Sushi Economy. I could see the youth in his face as he approached the podium at Books & Books in Coral Gables on Saturday afternoon. Then he started his talk by stating that he's been eating sushi since he was five years old. When I was five years old sushi wasn't an American dining option. I had to get by on Fluffer-Nutters. Damn. But I digress.
Issenberg's book is a behind-the-scenes look at how, starting in the 1970s, modern technology merged with a growing appetite for raw fish to create a global network of pirates, smugglers, black marketeers, tuna ranchers, fishermen, purveyors, chefs, restaurateurs, many a savvy businessman...well, suffice to say it's a long, complex, round-the-world sail from sea to sushi bar, and Issenberg takes readers along for the ride.
In the process he paints a rosier, more personalized picture of globalization than one is used to reading in today's food literature, and underlined that point in his reading at the bookstore. During the Q & A, those in attendance expressed more interest in practical matters -- as in hints on how to land the best sushi in restaurants. Issenberg suggested sitting at the sushi bar and asking the chef which fish is best -- apparently they've got all kinds of cuts behind that counter, the prime of which they prefer passing to those in front of them, rather than to faceless diners in the room.
Oh, and by the way -- enjoy your sashimi while you can. Once a few billion Chinese really start getting into it, there may not be all that many fish left in the sea. --Lee Klein
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Salute A Gee Lyrics{Sheek Louch}
Let it bang nigga
We dont call the cops
Certified G nigga riding on these blocks
Ain't no rapper you know that ain't listen to the Lox
Ain't a bitch that you know that ain't on one of our cocks
Squares of that raw, half a G
Big ass guns that Im riding with is half the jeep
Im in your house while you layin there half asleep
Come on your block or whatever and I ain't half as deep
Gettin money as a young'in
Im trying to french kiss older bitches as a kid
They wouldn't let me put my tongue in
Now look what I brung in
Rope on my neck is longer and thicker than the ones we got hung in
Put four fingers up
And tuck your thumbs
Salute the God when you see him or when we shootin the one
This ain't for fun, its a full time job
Little bitches like you is them niggas we rob
Jumpin out the SAAB in the 80s
Bear coat, hotter than 380s
Back then our block was like Haiti
You never know who had it
It took a while to find out who ratted
Black radio playing that "Illmatic"
Im just saying Im a Yonkers nigga
You dont compare us to a barrel, long as you know I ain't no trigger
Bang bang muthafuckas its them D-Block boys
All that skinny jean rappin nigga kill that noise
{Styles P}
Anybody harder they say "No O.G."
Goon spelled backward is "No O.G."
Niggas know I snap like the photo V
Put a bullet in the horse on your polo B
And I come from a block where they clap at
You dont want another hole in your snap back
I got a big ass gun in my back pack
Rob niggas let it ring, ra-ta-tat-tat
Now who wanna get shot where they lats at
I let a blade run across where your traps at
By the way cocksucker where your trap at
Who the shooter he the one im gon clap at
Im a savage muthafucka but im abstract
And im good with the numbers like a NASDAQ
S-dot-P-Dot G-Host
Before rap all I thought about was kilos
Im from D-Block, you know I love C-Notes
And I used to sling sacks of that P tho
Yeah nigga L-O-X
Actin like we from Santos, L-O-S
Put a gun in my P-O-L-O vest
If you try to fuck with us, say "Hello Death"
Cuz you gon die real soon
D-Block, you lookin at some real goons
Still pullin the tech out the dresser
Y'all students of the game, yes I'm a professor
Looking in the mirror, like can I be any fresher?
Niggas'll bench press ya, hate then sweat cha
Yeah, aww then but thats just how the hood be
Work garbage grams ain't moving how they could be
Hustlin backwards not doing what you should be
I could show ya niggas how to do it for a good fee
And I ain't just rappin, I endorse it
The line's right there, you know what happen when you cross it
From the hood, still drink water from the faucet
I borrowed shit, gave shit away and I brought shit
And naw, I ain't with the back and forth shit
I'd rather shoot it out than be going through the court shit
All cause you wanna be us
When all you had to do was salute us when you see us
It dont matter if Im in the Porsche or Prius
You already know that the diamonds is V.V.S
Nine out of 10, the garments is all G.S
If anybody gon bring harm, its gon be us
U pussy and soft, U.P.S
Worse thing they ever coulda did was free us
Now hop on the wave and ride that
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Portal 2 Will Have Co-Op Multiplayer, Full-Price
A couple more details emerge on Valve's upcoming mind-bending sequel.
Even though Valve's intention to make a Portal sequel has been known for some time, it was still exciting to see Portal 2 officially revealed earlier this week...even if the reveal came with almost no details to speak of. Thankfully, some of those details are already being filled in, as Game Informer reports the game will have a cooperative multiplayer mode, and GameStop's product listing shows it'll be a full-priced release.
The co-op mode will evidently be its own stand-alone campaign separate from the single-player mode, featuring two new characters who have to work together to find the answer to each puzzle. No other details on the mode were given, though. Meanwhile GameStop has the game priced at $60 for the Xbox 360 and $50 for the PC, suggesting it'll be a fuller experience than the original Portal, which was initially released as just a part of The Orange Box.
The fact that Valve will release Portal 2 as a standalone, full-priced retail game is particularly interesting. Many believe part of Portal's success came from it being a small part of the larger Orange Box compilation, leading many to not have very large expectations of it going in -- and then being blown away by what the game actually offered. Now with a full-priced sequel, it'll be fascinating to see how Valve will meet what are surely far higher expectations.
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@ InfectdMushroomPosted: Mar 07, 2010 12:00AM PST by burton_bandit
I doubt they will make a port for PS3...it would be smart to do so but I remember Valve saying they were done with the PS3.
UmmPosted: Mar 07, 2010 12:00AM PST by zannebrain
With the PS3 gaining momentum its really dumb not to do a port.
And yes, 360 and PC's both run Direct-X (X-Box is actually short for DirectX-Box). This means that there's very little retooling between them since the graphics library between the platforms is the same as well as the system architecture as a 360 is closer to a PC than the PS3 is.
Even still, a lot of the code is probably portable since its written in C/C++ on all the platforms. This just doesn't seem to make sense from an economic standpoint.
So thisPosted: Mar 07, 2010 12:00AM PST by xtendo_ninbox
could be a 10-15 hour game? It better be for $50-60
To Those PS3 peoplePosted: Mar 07, 2010 12:00AM PST by InfectdMushroom
PS3 is not even similar to the XBox or PC. XBox and PC are almost the same since they both tend to revolve around 1 thing. Microsoft. PS3 is an entirely different monster that is less of a port and more of a redesign on many different aspects. The PS3 one will likely come out but not likely the same day. If it will be up to par with the other 2 is debateable. I love my PS3 but I have to say that many of these companies that have a long history on the PC are going to have trouble with the PS3. It takes alot more to port there than it does to Xbox and to be honest I dont mind. I like the consoles for what they get that is more exclusive. If a game is made for PS3 and PS3 alone you know it will be good quality and it will not be some half assed port. Look at Uncharted 2 and God of War 3. What they do they do with great quality and beauty. If you want to play Valve the way their games are designed to play you will play them on a PC like a real gamer. Or you can play them on your XBox with inferior controls. Your call. And yes I have an Xbox too so this is not some fan boy rant. I love all my systems but they each have strengths and weaknesses and I accept that and get games for the systems they best fit.
@LazariusPosted: Mar 07, 2010 12:00AM PST by InfectdMushroom
Hey, I played boarderlands single player for an entire play through on my PC and I loved it still. Don't short change yourself just because your friends don't play it. Granted the multiplayer is fun but keep in mind they have match making type stuff to join in with people online. you don't only have to play with the 3 people you know. You can make new friends that play as much as you. Heck 4 of the friends I play L4D2 the most with I met playing L4D1 online on the PC.
I am looking forward to this. To all those bitching about the HL2 E3... get over it. They are not making an E3. They are turning it into HL3 and giving you the entire conclusion to HL2 and the continuation of the story in one large package. They have made that very obvious if you look at the signs. They have not even mentioned it and they have been working on it for years. The L4D2, Portal 2 and all that stuff is not slowing them down on that or anything. My guess is they started working on it as Episode 3 and found they had way too much content for just an episode and decided to pick up HL3 where the last episode left off. Just my 2 cents but you cant deny it is looking this way.
And the the L4D2 haters. FU that game is 50x better than L4D1 and I loved L4D1.
i'd be happyPosted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by abercrombieco2
with half life 2 ep 3 + portal 2 for 60$
@tyfighter80Posted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by born.prodigy
"Valve is 2nd rate at best"? LOL!! Really? HL2 is arguable the greatest game made to date. Actually, im pretty sure HL2 still has the highest review average of any game. Ever! The ONLY company that spends enough time and money to perfect their craft like Valve is Nintendo. Some people are utterly clueless.
PC and 360 only, Valve ?Posted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by Liquid_Ocelot_Wesker
A responce, if this is true:
Come on, I know you guys suck at creating games for anything remotely different from a computer, but you don't need to go abandoning your PS3 fan base. All that shit that they said about the PS3 was a lie, it asa ll just to cover up the fact that they have devs that are too good to port games, and that they can be easily persuaded to do things. But, damn, they make good games. ]
Looks like I'm buying this for the PC... or torrenting it... yeah, that'll show those bastards xD
Well...Posted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by Lazarius
I'm a huge fan of Valve actually, so you're right, I should have considered the fact that this won't be thrown in just for the hell of it. And I don't hate Co-op because it takes away from the single player. I only have 3 friends that play games as much as me and one never plays multiplayer in any way, another is always busy and can never find the time to play co-op, and the third now lives in South Carolina without a PS3 or 360. In some cases I skip a game entirely because it relies too much on co-op; like RE5 or Boarderlands. I was one of the very few people who were anticipating Boarderlands since the day it was announced so many years ago, and then one day they said they were focusing on co-op and I was exreamly dissapointed. If I could play co-op with an AI partner then I'm all for it, but usually I just feel like I'm missing out on some fun content(I could always just play with a random stranger, but that's usually no fun).
Nice more portal.Posted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by KillZoneGoon87
I think the co op will be a good game mechanic to portal. Maybe you have to shoot portals together to figure out different ways of getting from point a to point b.
@PS3 commentsPosted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by Wigmeister-Funk
I don't think Valve even has anyone who can program for the PS3. That may change in the future, but until they hire the right people they cannot currently do PS3 development. That's why they had EA do the Orange Box port instead of doing it themselves.
disapointedPosted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by canadian_destroyer
I have to say, even though Valve didn't do the PS3 version of the orange box, the fact that Portal 2 isn't coming to PS3 feels like a betrayal. Dick move, Valve..... Dick move.
OuchPosted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by Do'Urden
you are right about CS. Ad I guess HL deathmatch (forgot bout that) would be that tacked on mode I swore they would never do (its been what 11 years?)
I also do not believe that Halo has much in common with HL/2 except that many ppl think that they are the best FPS. Halo is totally different and that remark was mostly sarcastic, my main point was that no FPS has not ripped HalfLife, even the God given Halo.
And I believe that EP3 and Portal2 are going to be closely related considering the ending of EP2.
I guess this is cool butPosted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by papajason5
where the hell is Half-life episode 3?
do'ordun: I love half-life, portal and TF2 but the only thing Halo has in common with Half-life is that they are both sci-fi shooters. also, just wondering but I thought CS was a user generated mod that Valve later published? or was that HL deathmatch?
@tyfighter80Posted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by Do'Urden
Um Half-Life2 came out 6 years ago. So it was designed last generation. Play a FPS before HL came out and then play any FPS after. I guarantee it rips HalfLife. Same goes for part 2. Any story based FPS rips HalfLife, Halo included, Halo just needs to rip a lot more.
2nd rate? hahahahahaha! Ever hear of a game called CounterStrike, or maybe TF2?
They reinvent the FPS everytime they make a game and they will continue to do so. In fact Gabe Newell just won the GDC Pioneers award which "celebrates those individuals responsible for developing a vital technology or game design at a crucial juncture in video game history, paving the way for the many who followed them," SO SUCK IT!!!
HL/2 = new and exciting
Portal = new and exicting
L4D = new and exciting
@tyfighter80Posted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by FaithlessRurouni
You forgot the part where L4D was one of the best selling games in 2008 and L4D2 sold just as well despite coming out shortly before Modern Warfare 2.
They're clearly doing something right.
@Do'UrdenPosted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by tyfighter80
That first paragraph was the funniest thing i've read all day, thanks for that . Reinventing the wheel every time they make a game? They make....FPS....like almost exclusively. In all seriousness though, valve is 2nd rate at best. If they were capable of making a game that coulnd't have been made on last generations consoles/rigs, they would have.
@lazariusPosted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by PretzelPopper
Why on Earth would you despise co-op?
First of all, it isn't tacked on in this game or any game that has a seperate co-op mode from the single player campaign.
Secondly, co-op is extremely fun. Playing with a friend is almost always more fun than playing by yourself.
Thirdly, even if it is 'tacked on' to the single player in a game, it doesn't mean you cant play single player by yourself so there is no harm done. Who cares if they stick one more feature on the box? It doesn't make the game any more expensive for you so what is the big deal?
And don't say it takes away from the sngle player experience like everyone says because that is a hilariously bias statement. I could easily turn it around and say the single player takes away from the co-op experience.
This is going to be insane,Posted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by SamuraiTerry
I can't imagine trying to come up with puzzles for 1 person let alone 2.
@LazariusPosted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by Do'Urden
You obviously don't play anything by Valve, they DO NOT ever do anything unless its progressive not just to their games and gameplay, but to all games and gameplay. That is to say they reinvent the wheel everytime they release a new game and this game will define a genre and level of quality for years to come.
They would never tack on a mode. Hence it has its own campaign and characters. Not tacked on.
And yes DevourerOfTime that seems like it would be the most logical way to do it. IDK on prequel though. Who knows? I'd like to Portal Gun Gravity Gun Co-op. Mostly Freeman needs to get to the fucking Borealis and find him a portal gun so I can shoot shit through the portals.
"WTF a portal? WTF a crowbar in my face? ahhhhhhhhhhh"
Howsabout a second Orange Box?Posted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by freakonico
Portal 2
Left 4 Dead 2 + DLC
Half Life 2 Ep. 3
C'mon Valve, you know you wanna spoil us again. How can you say no to this face?
Not mePosted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by OzCueball
"Many believe part of Portal's success came from it being a small part of the larger Orange Box compilation, leading many to not have very large expectations of it going in -- and then being blown away by what the game actually offered."
I really bought the orange box because of Portal. I love Half Life but i was really drawn to Portal more than anything.
The cake is a lie!!Posted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by born.prodigy
Yes! This is going to be sweet. Although I will admit that I was hoping that this would be part of the next "Orange Box". Anyway, like someone already mentioned, what Im really looking forward to is HL2 EP3. The portal gun is ep3's gravity gun? BTW.... no ps3 version?
i don't care much for onlinePosted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by OmegaSpartan08
so if the SP is not lengthy this this is a pass for me.
Full Price is Fine with MePosted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by Sirismarche
Wondering if the game is going to have a full price game's worth of content in single player and co-op shouldn't be that big of a deal.
I mean, people bought Modern Warfare 2, didn't they?
Co-op...Posted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by Lazarius
So annoying that I seem to be the only one in the world that doesn't care about co-op...ever. And whenever I hear about a single player game adding it, just for the hell of it, I cringe. Even if they make it work flawlessly, you can't deny the fact that it's only being put in there because it's this generations 'thing to have on the box'.
This is great and all butPosted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by ShadOwFace
I would rather have some info on hl2 ep3 before they release and other valve game..
But I guess since they got the main valve team working on the hl series and the new guns made this game.
Well as long as this has not made half life 2 episode 3 come out later than Im extremely excited to see where they are going with this...I really wanna know if its going to tie into hl a little more since it is invovled with black mesa so basiclly it already is but you know what I mean.
Co-Op portal guns.Posted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by pandasnyper723
is going to be mind breaking.
Co-op IdeaPosted: Mar 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by DevourerOfTime
Could it be that during the co-op play, one person has the gun for the blue portal and the other has the gun for the orange portal? Maybe a prequel to Portal 1, where the real portal gun was still being made?