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It's pretty amazing how far PAX has come in the three years since the first event. In 2004, there were around 3000 attendees spread through a few rooms in the Meydenbauer Center, including an exhibition hall with most games set up on folding tables and a theater that seated 400. This year's PAX was the largest gaming convention in the country, seeing 30,000-40,000 people and attracting worldwide attention. Last year, the big question was whether PAX could take E3's place as the prime gaming event, at least on this side of the world, despite the very different approaches of the two. This year, I think we can answer in the affirmative. PAX is it. If you like games, this is where you want to be.
Of course, the where was different this year. If you've seen pictures of last year's event--or especially if you were there--you know that even the complete Meydenbauer Center is vastly undersized for what PAX has become. So this year, things moved to the Washington State Convention and Trade Center in Seattle, a ridiculously massive space that should last us at least a couple more years. Seriously, the decompression effect of the larger space was significant and very welcome, as despite the many people in attendance, things never really felt cramped and you could always find somewhere out of the way to stop and hang. If I had a complaint, it's that the space was so spread out that it was kind of hard to tell where PAX ended and the outside world began... but given the number of gamers filling the streets around the convention center last weekend, I don't think there was actually much difference.
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Another much-loved feature of the new PAX: minimal lines! Lines have kind of been the bane of my PAX experience in past years, whether I was waiting to get into the show itself, the concerts, or just a particularly popular panel. I resolved to spend as little time in lines as possible this year, which the expo itself fortunately made very easy. There was so much room, especially in the main theater, that there was no point in lining up unless you wanted a great seat, which I was certainly willing to give up if it meant I could waltz in shortly after the doors opened.
I think we're about to get chronological here. Let me give you a heading:
Friday: The Beginning
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One of the only lines I did spend time in was for Wil Wheaton's keynote--shortly after Shane and I arrived--which was a very nice line because it was constantly moving at a brisk pace. I didn't actually mean to get in it, due to some confusion around the location of the exhibition hall, but since it was moving so fast it seemed like we might as well stick around. It took an improbable route through this sort of utility hallway and into a massive room devoted entirely to the line, then back out the way it came, but all this only took a few minutes to navigate.
Wheaton's keynote was pretty great, and left no doubt that he knows what the hell he's talking about when it comes to games and gaming culture. I felt a little like I was being pandered to at times--it's not hard to get gamers to cheer when you say the NES was awesome or that you hate Jack Thompson--but everything he said was true and backed up by genuine, heartfelt stories. So it was good stuff! Afterwards came the always-entertaining Penny Arcade Q&A panel, my favorite part of which was the guy who requested to be brought onstage to the same thumping "Everyday I'm Hustlin'" intro that Gabe and Tycho had entered to. They obliged, and that one forward-thinking fan got to be really awesome for a short period of time.
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Afterward came the surprise special guest, who you've probably heard about already. If not, please appreciate this: Uwe Boll. The whole scene there was just kind of surreal, as I don't think anyone knew how to react. There were boos and a number of people left the theater, but some stuck around and some went up to the microphones to ask questions. The mood at the mikes was not exactly friendly but not outright hostile either--it seemed like most folks were more interested in finding out just what goes through Uwe Boll's head than in directly mocking him. For Uwe's part, I now understand why no one seems able to denigrate him too badly after meeting him, because he actually is very good at making you want to like him even if you know you shouldn't. Personally, I think he's a bad filmmaker and possibly a bad person in general (due that whole boxing fiasco last year), but I kind of wanted to root for him during his PAX appearance. At one point a woman passing the microphone called the Postal clip he showed racist and told him to get off the stage, to which he responded in a totally casual tone "Vell, if you vould use your brain a little you might understand satire." It's hard to capture the effect here, but the timing was great and it was just perfectly dismissive. I laughed.
I didn't stick around for the whole thing, though, because ultimately the clever banter couldn't overcome his whole "my movies are actually great and you probably haven't really watched them" thing I got tired of hearing a while ago. (He also lost points for suggesting that Doom House is anything less than brilliant.) So instead we left and got involved in what PAX is really about, which is to say the social element.
Coalescing a Crew, Catching a Concert
Given the scale of this year's PAX, I was surprised at how often I randomly encountered people I knew. First up was Matt, who I first met last year, and who gave me a chance to say hello to some of the 1UP staff in attendance before the keynote began (fun fact: Kathleen Sanders is notably taller than I expected). As Shane and I were leaving the theater, we ran into Jen (who I've seen at PAX since 2005) and Mike (who I didn't know yet, but would see quite a bit of in the days to come). Vague dinner arrangements were made, and a little later Jen re-found Shane and I with tales of free food at the GameTrailers party. After some trouble with out-of-order addresses, we found our way over to a bar called The War Room.
Photo courtesy Marie
I have to say, GameTrailers put on a pretty good party, by which I mean they gave us free food and drinks and kept their branded presence to a minimum. It was kind of hard to tell what some of the food was in the dim lighting, but I was hungry and it seemed to do the job. Most importantly, though, was that this was where a real crew started to come together. At a table in the front room were Albert, Marie, Jon, the aforementioned Mike, and a few other people I didn't know yet--including Scott, who would also become a vital part of the team. We ate, drank, either caught up on things or got to know each other depending on preexisting relationships, and in general had a great time. This party was probably the first real indication of just how awesome PAX was going to be--there's nothing quite like being suddenly surrounded by a bunch of great people you almost never get to see.
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Photo courtesy Jen
Afterwards was the Friday concert, which had already started by the time we got back to the convention center. This means that, unlike previous years, the concert had begun on time--and by the time we got there, there was no line and no need for wristbands, with plenty of room still left in the theater. Compared to the hour+ lineups of previous years, this was a thing of beauty.
The OneUps were up first, covering a rather impressively broad range of games and styles, including a song each from Silent Hill and Silent Hill 2, which is a pretty easy way to win my affection. These were opened by a dimming of the lights and sounding of a siren, which is to say the classic signal that you're entering the other Silent Hill. It's being invaded by the Otherworld, I thought. By a world of someone's nightmarish delusions come to life. Totally classy.
Next was Optimus Rhyme, who I've still never seen outside PAX, even though I really like them. They were amazing as usual, and even brought out some cameos including one by MC Frontalot. It was a real show of nerdcore solidarity, is what it was. (By the way, since there seemed to be some confusion about this: Optimus Rhyme is the name of the band. The frontman is Wheelie Cyberman.)
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Before Freezepop came on we had another chance encounter with Jenn, and decided to muscle our way toward the front of the theater so she could get some footage. This felt not unlike crawling face-first into a narrow, twisting cave, at least if the cave was made of people. Eventually the density got too high for us to go any further, but we were pretty close by then. Freezepop put on a very nice show, including their songs from both Guitar Hero games, a new one that will be in Rock Band, and what they claimed was a butchered version of The Final Countdown that sounded pretty good to me. Video here! (If you look closely, you'll notice that among the DSes and cell phones, someone is waving their laptop in the air.)
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One thing I liked about the Freezepop performance is that this was the largest audience they'd ever played for, so there was kind of a sense of, hey, we were doing something nice for them just by being there. I think that's true of most bands at PAX (even if they deserve to be way more famous than they are), but it was Freezepop's first time there and they were clearly kind of shocked by the size of the crowd. It's just another reminder of all the great things gamers can do for each other.
Closing Friday
Strictly speaking, I didn't need to get a hotel for this year's PAX. Although it isn't quite next door anymore, it's still a relatively quick jaunt from here to Seattle (traffic permitting), and it would have been little trouble to drive back and forth each day. But one of the many things that made this year's expo so amazing was that I never had to leave--I could spend my entire weekend right in the thick of things, soaking up an experience that wouldn't soon come again.
Case in point, normally the concerts mark the end of PAX for the day, but this time the mess of us decided there was no reason to sleep when more fun could be had. By this point we'd met up with Matt again, as well as Cesar and Seana, so we skipped out on the Neskimos (sorry guys), found my friend Phlippy, and headed over to the Taphouse, which would become a very common rallying point. Although it was almost last call, it was nice to just relax in a pleasant environment for a while and get to know some more folks behind all the good work here at 1UP. I suppose my experience last year taught me that, hey, they're normal people too, so we were able to get straight into the "let's talk about video games" phase without much "I've seen you on the Internet!" overhead. Although I did tell Cesar that I watch The 1UP Show more than anything on actual TV, because it's true.
Afterward the 1UP crew had to leave with some excuse about needing to sleep because they're actually doing work at PAX or something, but I invited everyone else up to our hotel room since we had more alcohol and no last call. This is benefit #2 of getting a hotel: No need to drive anywhere all weekend, or in general be sober at any particular point in time*. During this little get-together came the year's first instance of what is by now a well-established PAX tradition.
Photo courtesy Jen
See, Jen and I have a long-standing Lumines rivalry, dating back to PAX 2005 when I challenged her to a duel and lost 0-5. (I wanted to see what it was like to play against someone who'd achieved the maximum 999,999 points. Surprise, she was pretty good.) Last year I lost 1-2, though our match was cut short. But this time... well, I still lost, 2-3, but I chose to blame the alcohol for that--I was several drinks up on her when we started, though I still won the first two rounds, but as we had more things went progressively downhill. Still, things were looking very encouraging at the beginning when I had more wits about me, and I demanded a more even rematch the following night.
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By the time everyone was gone and I actually got to sleep it was five something AM. All in all it was a pretty great day, but there was plenty more to come.
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*I hope no one got the wrong impression about my alcohol consumption during PAX. I really don't drink that much in regular life, but occasions don't get much more special than this, you know?


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You said 'she'. Interesting. Most people assume he, I think. I know I do.
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Meshach Tenney
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RC Flight Sims - Your Thoughts.
Some think they are the ultimate answer to life, the universe and everything.
Some think this answer is the sum of 6x7 and flight sims are okay.
I have a Supercub which I have had since Xmas, flew it first time without crashing, got confident after a dozen uneventful flights, crashed, rebuilt, crashed, did the aileron mod, did more stunts like rolls, wingovers, inverted flight ect, crashed, rebuilt.
Bought a Durafly Skyraider, went against expert warnings, took off, crashed in a death spiral, rebuilt with new wing.
Took expert advice and bought a ParkzoneT28 as a low wing aileron trainer, eventually to gain skill enough to master the Skyraider.
Enjoy that but it has shown more personal limitations such as I am fine with smooth, scale flight. loops, hammerheads ect, but more complex aerobatics show up my lack of skill, aileron rolls are ragged affairs with much loss of altitude and slightly dangerous if entered too low.
So I just ordered the Phoenix flight sim to practice on.
I am not expecting it to be the panacea for all things RC, but I am looking for quite explicit things:
1. To train my now much needed left thumb to control rudder inputs accurately and without thinking about it.
2. To learn the basics of aerobatic control inputs without needing a bin bag.
I do not expect it to make me an expert flyer, nor do I expect it to be a faithful representation of how a particular aircraft behaves in the air.
IMO if you have specific ideas of why you need a sim and what you expect from it, then they are good.
If you expect to fly that EDF jet with only sim time, you will be disappointed.
Too many variables in real life flying from wind and temperature, battery condition, perspective of view and number of airframe repairs to expect a faithful flight model.
I would bet that two identical HZ Trojans fresh from the box would not fly exactly the same.
What are your thoughts on RC sims?
Rc simming in my option is not to fly like the real thing but to learn the fundamentals of flight and direction. And there is no pucker factor in simming.
I think they're great for learning a specific maneuver and building muscle memory. Other than that I find them boring and not like the real thing. Generally I just pick one maneuver, doing it over and over until I'm bored and eventually it translates to the flying field.
Sims are superb tools.
Two fantastic examples.
1) A complete newbie spent 3 months on a Sim before ever flying a real model plane. When he finally got in the air with his model, it took him about 1 hour to "get released" for unassisted flying.
2) A young kid here learned to fly RC with a buddy-box system.
The next winter, he lived on the Simulator.
He wrecked 10,000 times on the Sim... but learned the way to fly 3D. He went from "green novice" to super-advanced in a hurry.
Sims are a superb tool... if the user pushes themselves through a tough learning regimen.
On the sim should be a coax heli to fly around and make you use the left thumb.
Sims are good, as long as you use them properly, and know what you're doing, and WHY.
IMHO, the perfect beginner can't become a perfect pilot by training alone on a sim, without someone more experienced teaching him some fundamentals. AND the sim won't help you in learning to set up and check up your model at the field. Or exercise caution in handling the model. Or... Well you get the idea.
They are pretty much a requirement for helicopters. For planes not as much, you can learn to fly planes without a simulator. I used to use my Phoenix when I was learning a couple of years ago, flew it a lot. Now I barely even touch the sim, just too boring and not realistic enough for aerobatic and 3D flight. I only use it if I can't fly for more than 2 weeks, then I get on to brush up a little. We are lucky in San Diego though, we can pretty much fly all year.
I disagree with the notion that sims are for beginners. They can indeed be put to good use by beginners, to teach them a bit of orientation, and thus perhaps keep the aircraft more or less intact during the first few flights, but that phase ends soon for most.
The real purpose of a simulator is to allow upper-intermediate and advanced pilots to practice specific aerobatic maneuvers over and over again. It doesn't matter whether it's all "pretty" or scale-realistic. What matters is whether the sim physics are passable to the point where the muscle memory will map to the same maneuver on a real plane.
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Sims are a great way for a newbie to build up so much self-confidence they won't listen to anybody tell them that their chance to fly that turbine MIG-15 is zero. They teach basics only to a new flier. They lie as much or more than they tell the truth and the newbie doesn't know one from the other. He finds out with a crunch.
For experienced fliers, we can reject the lies and concentrate on using the strengths of the simulator to teach us something specific we want to know. The simulator is useful only because our experience allows us to benefit. We have the ability to use the good and not pay any attention to the bad.
Sims have a long way to go. We're in the stone age with simply subjective flight modeling that no full size sim could use and still be certified for use. It's going to take major investment and plenty of time gathering information for sims to grow to the next level. With the small size of the RC community, I doubt whether legitimizing sims is economically possible.
I've a copy of Phoenix and while I don't hate it, I'm not terribly fond of them. I prefer to be out doing it.
As for 3d I can take any plane in the 3d library and fly it literally like a 3d pro, I can't do that in real life.
For your needs and what you are expecting I think the sim will meet your expectations.
Personally I get bored after about 20 minutes on the sim. In fact I don't think I've used it longer than 20 minutes since I got it. On days where the weather won't allow me to fly it just makes me want to go out and fly more.
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Erie moves south
No one needs to remind Boyd Baker of just how good life can be.
"Exactly what I have listed on my Facebook page is the words 'Living the dream.' And I absolutely am, and I'm going to keep this going as long as I can," Baker says.
Baker is one of many Erieites who could best be described as a snowbird -- a person who spends the winter months in a second home in a southern state. For the last six years, Baker has headed to Marco Island, Fla., each October where he stays until June.
For most, the migration down South comes from a need to escape Erie's blisteringly harsh winters, but the 48-year-old Baker also had another calling -- music.
Baker spent much of his life working in corporate America for American Express, but his passion was always music. Even while working, Baker often played shows at various bars in Erie on nights and weekends. Then, about 12 years ago, Baker began to pursue music for a living in Erie, but it was far from a perfect situation.
"The thing that killed me about Erie was the smoky bars," says Baker, who sings and plays a variety of stringed instruments. "I still wanted to be a performer, but I couldn't handle that kind of environment."
Enter Marco Island.
For the last six years, Baker has made his living as a performer on the island for eight months of the year. For the other four months, Baker returns to Erie and plays at numerous local establishments.
He normally plays at least six gigs a week, and he recently formed a musical tandem, The Dock Boys.
"It's much more of a healthy lifestyle. I'm swimming and biking and then going and playing a gig every night," Baker says.
Baker's situation is not unique.
Take Erieite Bob Ferragine for example. The 62-year-old Ferragine retired as a teacher in the Erie School District about six years ago, but as one career ended, another has seemingly launched.
After retiring, Ferragine and his wife Carol decide to also fly south for the winter and currently reside in a house in the Savanna Club Retirement Community in Port St. Lucie, Fla. Like Baker, Ferragine always had a love for music, and he now pursues that love in his retired life.
Ferragine had spent years performing on the side at popular Erie spots like the Colony, but performing in Florida has proved to be a different animal.
"The strangest thing was coming down and learning all the new music," says Ferragine, who sings and plays guitar. "The average age here is people in their seventies. So, I had to change everything."
Ferragine has adapted and his second career as a musician has become quite the success. Ferragine says one of the benefits is that the older crowd typically prefers earlier shows. For Ferragine, it's a welcomed change from the 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. shows he got used to performing in Erie.
Ferragine typically heads South in November, and he usually returns to Erie in May. The trip back-and-forth may seem tiresome to some, but Ferragine offers a different take.
"It's like a rebirth all the time," says Ferragine, who still plays gigs in Erie during the summer. "Each season, you have two places. You have friends up there, friends down here."
Escaping the cold
While music may have played a role in Baker and Ferragine's migration south, there are some who pursue more obvious reasons.
Russell Warner claims to be 87 years old. However, that number will quickly come into question if you spend even five minutes talking with the former owner of Warner's Coin Machine Company. Warner may be in his 80s, but his tone and articulation suggest a man nearly 20 years younger.
Warner has rotated his time between Erie and Naples, Fla., for the last 25 years. One of the reasons he originally left was to escape Erie's notorious weather, and the results have been positive.
"I believe that getting out of those bitter winters up there has very much helped my health a lot," says Warner, who still goes golfing at least three times a week. "Believe it or not, we keep pretty busy. There are a lot of activities. A lot of fellas here go fishing a lot, the fishing is super. They go boat riding. We have a fantastic zoo. We have great botanical gardens. There's more things to do than there's time to do them if you wish to partake in them."
Warner has enjoyed his time in Naples so much that he's even been able to spread the word. Friends and fellow Erieites, Bob and Linda Tidmore took Warner's advice and now also reside in Naples for the winter months.
Located about 20 miles down the road from Naples is Estero, which happens to be home for Edinboro's Ken and Janice Walker from January through March.
"I despise cold weather," says retired General McLane School District Athletic Director Ken Walker. "Once you experience a nice warm winter down here, I'll tell you what, you don't miss the cold and the snow whatsoever."
The couple now rents a condominium in Estero, which allows them to escape some of winter's harshest months. Ken plays golf a few times a week while Janice enjoys a number of different exercise activities, such as water aerobics.
However, the icing on the cake for Ken Walker may be that Florida Gulf Coast University is just a 12-minute drive from Estero.
As athletic director at General McLane, Walker watched his teams make history on a number of occasions. Now he gets the chance to watch a little more.
Former General McLane girls basketball standout Sarah Hansen plays for the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles women's basketball team. She also recently became the school's all-time leading scorer. Walker has been there along the way, following her path to history.
"Sarah Hansen plays down at Florida Gulf Coast, so I get to see every one of her home games," Walker says. "I mean with sunshine on your face and looking at the beautiful skies and all the wildlife around, it beats seeing the gray skies of Edinboro."
Other Erieites flock to Hilton Head, Carey, N.C., and other points south of Erie for winters, but cities throughout Florida appear to be the main gathering spots. LEL


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McCall Ranch is a magnificent 5,771 /- acre ranch located in North Port, Sarasota County, Florida. The diverse terrain of pine, Oak & Cabbage Hammocks, Palmetto flats, pastureland and marshes offers a piece of natural Florida ideal for native wildlife. The massive property is comprised of ten contiguous parcels, encompassing just over nine sections of land, with frontage and visibility on I-75 with easy access from Exit 179 via Toledo Blade Blvd. Located within the city limits of North Port, one of Florida's most rapidly growing cities, McCall Ranch is a true sanctuary in a sea of civilization. It's location and rare large size provides unlimited development opportunities for multipurpose, residential, golf or recreational retreats.
The property has a perimeter barbwire fence and currently it is operated as a cattle ranch and managed for hunting quail, hog, deer, turkey and waterfowl. This sportsman's dream retreat is bordered along the East boundary by the RV Griffin Reserve, a 6,000-acre non-hunting preserve, and to the North boundary by land encumbered by a conservation easement. Numerous water features including fish ponds, flowing creeks and numerous marshes make an excellent habitat for native fish and game.
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It's amazing how early it starts, daughters wanting to do what mom does. My daughter is barely 2, and she mimics a lot of what I do and even wears my shoes around the house already. Hearing her say "tennis" warms my heart, I must admit. So imagine my delight when I saw that in addition to girls apparel, Tail introduced a couple of pieces in toddler sizes. Two dresses come down to 2T. Perfect! Both are adorable. The Toddler Treats Mirabella Dress would probably be her choice because there are more ruffles and polka dots. The Toddler Treats Miley Dress is similar, but it has a solid pink body, and pink. Woo! Most toddler girls I know love pink, mine included.
If you have an older girl, there are cute separates as well as dresses nearly identical to the toddler ones. I like the flutter sleeves on the Treats Flutterby Tank, which to me is more of a cap sleeve top than a tank. Pair that witht he Spring Stargazer Skort, and your little girl is decked out in polka dot paradise.
We don't have any in our area, but there are lots of mommy and me classes. Perhaps there is a tennis one in your area. If you want to dress as a team, Tail has the same fabric patterns available in adult sizes, but with more adult silhouettes, of course. I'm partial to the Sweet Spot Bailey Tank because of its neckline shape and ruching at the bust. To complete the look, pair it with the Sweet Spot Camden Skort. All of the looks are pictured above, plus a few more. We always have our outfit builder feature for the adult collections, so mix and match to your heart's desire.
It's amazing how fast those little ones grow, and if I can share my love for tennis with her now, maybe she'll fall in love with the game, too. If anything, at least I can share my passion for an active lifestyle with her and have a little fun with her outfits, too! (Because soon enough, I won't get to pick her outfits. She already loves to share her opinion!)
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text: Dartmouth Camping and Caravanning Club Site (169 reviews) from £7.90 to £13.30 Per person/night Contact Us Book It Images Video Map Select Section Overview Top site for beaches Our lovely Club Site on the south Devon coast. The South Hams offers a wonderful mix of coast, moorland and rolling hills and a range of activities to match from walking and cycling to sailing and surfing. For history lovers there are delights such as Totnes Castle and The South Devon Railway, while a range of arts and food festivals and sailing regattas will keep culture-vultures happy. Where better to base yourself to enjoy these delights than at our lovely Dartmouth Club campsite. Aptly named as the attractive harbour town is just a five minute drive away, the site offer campers stunning sea views over Start Bay. Spacious pitches, a large camping field and family shower room are among the facilities on offer. There are beaches aplenty - Blackpool Sands is within walking distance – Slapton Sands, Torcross, Beesand Beach and Hall Sands are a short drive away. Also easily accessed are Totnes, Salcombe, Kingsbridge and Dartmouth. At the latter cross the River Dart to the pretty village of Kingswear and hop on board the Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway for a ride along the Torbay coast. While on this side of the river, Greenway is a magical place to explore. Once the holiday home of Agatha Christie it is now managed by the National Trust. Worth Noting Tent campers not requiring electric, please book direct with the site, please note this pitch type is only available in July and August. WiFi 100% coverage cannot be guaranteed due to rural location, weather conditions and changing flora. These can cause variable signal strength. Hotspots are available. Prices. Eat Local The site shop sells locally- produced goods. Facilities Dartmouth has the following facilities on or around the site. 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The first round of Decathlon´s stakeholder consultation actions has been successfully conducted. One of the aims of stakeholders' involvement is to gather their views and opinions on the methods currently being developed within the project, thus understanding better if the work of Decathlon is in alignment with the needs and wishes of the relevant key actors that will use the Decathlon results.
The number of authorized GMOs has increased over time and with that the required number of analyses with qPCR has also increased. This increase in number of analyses is making the detection and quantification of GMOs in different samples more and more expensive. To address the issue of cost effectiveness, new multiplex ddPCR methods were developed within the Decathlon project. The performance parameters of the new multiplex methods were evaluated according to the MPPs set in Deliverable D6.1.
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On the 3rd of December 2015 the second stakeholder webinar related to GMOs methods within the Decathlon project was implemented.