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It was recently announced that the Xbox 360 has topped all consoles in worldwide sales last year for the first time since 2006. This would have been huge news just a few years ago. What happened to the console war?
"The Playstation 3 is packed with some of the best games that have ever been released and it looks like the library and variety is only getting better. However not every title that hit the PS3 exclusively (North American consoles) smelled like roses. A few games come out here and there that blemished the reputation of the powerful Sony machine. We've compiled a list of the worst games exclusive to North American PS3 consoles that you should avoid."
When Haze was released on the PS3, it was criticized for being an unpolished game. The disappointing sales of Haze almost caused Free Radical to close down, until they were bought by Crytek, and re-branded as Crytek UK. Crytek UK's managing director recently said in an interview that issues with the PS3 caused the game to under-perform. Free Radical didn't know how to use the PS3 to its full potential, and had to spend most of the development time fixing bugs and issues. Now that the studio h...
Anyone that plays games knows that receiving demos via Xbox live or PSN is never a bad thing. Consumers play the game then go out and buy it right?, but what if playing that demo that someone was excited about changed their feeling about the game in a negative way. At this point was the demo a good idea to even release knowing they just lost a sale? Here are a few reasons why demo's can either help or hurt game releases.
"2008 was probably my greatest year for gaming. I had just bought my Playstation 3 before the beginning of the year, and after ploughing through my first next-gen title; Assassin's Creed, my expectations for the many 2008 titles to come were high. However, as I would find, there would inevitably be a few letdowns along the way. Here is my list of five of the games I though didn't live up to the hype they were given…"
There was excitement all around with Star Wars fans when some leaked footage was displayed for the world to see. This article by Michael Thomsen from au.wii.ign.com covers some topics discussed with an ex employee of Free Radical including Star Wars: Battlefront III and other games such as Haze and Timesplitters 4.
"If we think about LittleBigPlanet, Age of Conan or Mirrors Edge, we notice they have two things in common: very successful and well received demo versions (or beta stages) and very poor, lower than anticipated game sales. And since these are not the only titles in which a demo (or the lack of it) appears to be connected with their commercial success, I believe we should analyze the influence demos have in the game world and debate: are game demos game killers?"
"On the fifth day of Christmas, Electronic Theatre brings to you the fifth installment of The Twelve Games of Christmas. A new feature series aiming to highlight the greatest achievers of 2008 by month of release The Twelve Games of Christmas is a great way to decide which of those bargains you should be picking-up in the January sales!"
"When you see long-standing publishers take a hit and respond by laying people off, canceling projects and delaying triple-A games, you know something is very wrong. And even though 2009 has a nice line-up of hardcore games that are easily classifiable as big-budget, they could be the last for a long time to come."
"Were just a few days short from finding out the winners of Unigamesitys Best Games of 2008 awards, but theres still a small (and rather unpleasant) step that has to be made now, just to make it easier for everybody to understand that huge budgets and obscene amounts of advertising are not the only things needed for a game to be considered a success. Because, as you will see, we will not talk about unknown, indie or low budget productions - were talking about products that we, as gamers, c..."
Free Radical Closure Official - Developer Association Expresses Condolences to Free Radical Design
"Tiga has expressed its condolences to all the people at Free Radical Design, the Nottingham based independent studio, which reportedly closed its doors yesterday.
Richard Wilson, CEO of Tiga, said: "On behalf of all Tiga members, I would like to say how sorry the whole industry is to hear of the fate of Free Radical Design. The studio has employed some very talented teams developing first class games over the years.""
Yet another satiracle review and look at a great upcoming game, Haze. With a tagline that reads: "Drug-addled mercenaries wearing glowing power armor trudging through the jungle with guns. What could possibly go wrong?" you have to give it at least a glance.
By now, we've all read at least one of Haze's bad reviews. Despite all it's hype and marketing, the game ended up being mediocre at best. And although it was only released a few weeks ago, it has already fallen into the bargain bin, with sites like Gamestop advertising Haze for ridiculously cheap prices. It has already dropped to $40 ($20 less than it's original price).
Just released a couple of weeks ago, the original price of the game was $60 however it has (very quickly) now dropped to just $40. This may very well have much to do with the poor reviews the game got.
Not many companies release a tool which allows you to make your friend the star of a video... well Ubisoft have done just that. Allowing you to choose from a few options such as the age, build and talent, after uploading a picture (and cropping it on the site) you can create your own viral video and send it to your friend.
""When Ubisoft first showed off Haze the game wowed many people for its graphics and unique gritty science fiction vision of the near future. It did not take long however for those initial impressions to be forgotten or turned to disappointment with the game after many delays and confusion regarding what platform the game would eventually end up on.""
Haze on the PS3 was expected to be a big hit, however, due to it's 15 rating many parents chose not to buy it for their children due to the main characters taking ability improving drugs.
Perhaps parents are jumping the gun with this, and taking it a bit too far. It's only a game, Grand Theft Auto IV has guns, prostitutes and many other illegal activities yet parents still buy it for their children, but as soon as drugs are involved in a game, it's a no-go.
Should you fight the good fight with Mantel Corp?
"After five years of hype, speculation and delay, Ubisoft's Haze breaks cover - and despite being developed by Free Radical, the team behind the excellent TimeSplitters 2 on PS2 - it fails to better UT3, Resistance and CoD4. Haze looks poor, lacks set-pieces and feels like a novel idea that missed its window of opportunity, frayed by the requests of nervous Brand Managers and cruel demands of next-gen development.
Haze's fall is, in part, amplified by our heightened expectations, but by nex..."
"The Haze review scores have been a bit of a mixed bag so far, with some painfully low scores being slapped on Ubi's shooter. But, in its defense, Free Radical says that "even GoldenEye got 4/10 when it first came out."
The lowest score dished out yet is a damming 4.5/10, which was surprising after the game scored well in Famitsu (34/40) and the Italian version of PlayStation Magazine (9/10). But Free Radical's Rob Yescombe has brushed it off.
"Haze has had mixed reviews, but even Golden..."
"Haze was touted as a great PS3 exclusive from a developer well versed in first-person shooter mechanics. While Free Radical does have a solid pedigree, Haze does not live up to the company's reputation thanks to a horrible plot, weak gameplay mechanics and visuals that are truly underwhelming. While playing with friends is enjoyable, not even those are enough to bring this lackluster title around."
Community Developer Aymeric Evennou (Ubi_Wuzzi) took time to answer many fan-sent questions on the PlayStation Blog regarding Haze. Evennou said that Haze will support up to four players via split screen in either multiplayer or co-op. Players will be able to connect two PS3s with two troops playing split screen on both consoles. You can also hook up the consoles through LAN and play a 4 on 4 multiplayer match against each other. The campaign will take you to twelve different places and is i...
"Will Haze have a mandatory install?
[DL] You will need to go through a minimal install (about 4 Gigs) but not the whole game.
Is friendly fire ALWAYS enabled for both sides?
[DL] Yup. Overdosing a trooper wouldn't be much used if he couldn't shoot his friends! The moral of the story is: watch your fire!
How many maps are going to be on the online gaming ?
[DL] In addition to the whole campaign playable in coop, you mean? Well, we have 12 levels which are made of two variants eac..."
A lot of people have been berating Haze, it seems everyone has a problem with the PS3 exclusive shooter, it has bad graphics, the reflections aren't perfect, the debris disappear too fast. Well to all the naysayers out there I say 4 single words
Famistu gives Haze 34/40
So the bland shooter gets the equivalent of a 9/10, Famitsu gave this very same score to Valve's gaming bundle Orange Box, so maybe you should give Haze a second chance?
"As well as today's PS Day-related update, Sony has told CVG that the usual weekly update on Thursday will still happen, with more new content, although that list is yet to be confirmed.
Here's a full list of the content going live today.
Content published on PSN (for PS3) May 6, 2008
Game Demo: Condemned 2
Game Demo: Haze
Full Game: Street Skater
Full Game: Blast Factor Advanced
Full Game: High Velocity Bowling
Expansion Pack: Blast Factor Advanced Research
Expansion Pa..."
As you might've heard, the band Korn have taken it upon themselves to put together a song to complement the upcoming PS3 shooter Haze. Singer Jonathan Davis sat down with Gametrailers for an exclusive interview about the how and why of writing for a video game.
"May 6th Update - PLAYSTATION Store (PS3)
Condemned 2
Full Games:
Blast Factor Advanced
High Velocity Bowling
Street Skater
Expansion Packs:
Blast Factor Advanced Research
High Velocity Bowling Character - Mike
Buzz! Quiz TV
Secret Agent Clank
Siren Blood Curse
May 6th Update - PLAYSTATION Store (PC)
Full Games:
Street Skater
Siren Blood Curse
May 8th - PLAYSTATION Store (PS3)
Game Demos:
Bourne Conspiracy
Race Driver: G..."
Korn have been announced to now be promoting the upcoming first person shooter Haze for the PS3 with a song of the same name.
The tune is now available for purchase online, and on the enhanced CD versions of the latest untitled Korn album, just released a few days ago. As well, the video can be seen here, a splicing of a live performance and in-game footage.
"Free Radical may have produced a console FPS that you cant compare to the usual suspects.
Watching Hazes development from the outside has been a strange experience. After an initial rush of information the November release date came and went, and the month-by-month delays that followed didnt inspire confidence although whether that was more to do with Ubisofts financial statements or hesitancy on the part of Free Radical isnt clear. But things are funny sometimes: behind what look..."
After one too many delays as well as rumors on an actual release date; HAZE will finally be available to add to every gamers collection as of May 22nd. In the mean time while we wait we'll just need to watch some brand new videos!
Just released to the world via Gametrailers are a few very nice looking videos which shows off gameplay and the multipalyer aspect of HAZE.
"Ubisoft today announced the imminent release of a fully playable demo for Haze, the new first-person shooter set in a harsh future where war is never quite what it seems. Coming exclusively to the PLAYSTATION Network in early May, this playable demo will give gamers a taste of not only the single-player campaign in Haze, but will also allow up to four-player, drop-in drop-out co-op play online."
"Ubisoft just confirmed that Haze will release in Europe on May 23.
The ship-date for the Free Radical shooter has been the subject of much speculation in the past few months.
Most recently, Ubisoft confirmed a May 22 date before immediately retracting it.
Hopefully thisll be the last we hear of the PS3 exclusive before it finally makes it out."
In attempt to kill any speculation of the Playstation 3's exclusive title "Haze" moving over to either (or both) the Xbox 360 and PC format. Haze's script writer Rob Yescombe has come out and dismissed all that speculation and has thoroughly stated that the title is a Playstation 3 Exclusive demising all report even there own contradiction in previous months when Ubisoft had been reported to say that Haze was a PS3 exclusive just "for now".
Yesturday Ubisoft's latest release schedule for Haze stated that it will be arriving in stores on May 22 though this is far, well not far but closeish from the truth as Ubisoft today in an amended release schedule issued and for Haze it stated they would be aiming for a May 2008 release though this is far from Official at the moment.
Some brand spanking new images of Haze. After several delays and rumors about the release date, we finally get a solid release date. It will be coming this May, but until then we will be treated to with screenshots of the game. These are all in-game screenshots.
EBGames Canada seems to be offering quite a good deal. If you preorder Haze, you can return it a full week later to get a full refund (In store credit, of course). This may be a sign that EBGames thinks the game will be a flop, or it could just be a marketing ploy. Either way, it's worth checking out for anyone that's unsure about whether they'll like the game or not.
Some interesting news about Haze. The game has been delayed many times lately and people are wondering about why all the delays. Well a developer for FreeRadical posted on the Ubisoft forums and gave us with an update. He said that the game was delayed so they can add updates to it that will sure to please and we could be getting the game very soon.
"In amongst the financial figures release by Ubisoft in a recent performance report covering the third quarter of its fiscal year, which ended on December 31, the prominent publisher and developer has revealed that Hazes current release date of March 2008 has been abandoned.
While offering no explanation, the game is now pencilled in for a retail arrival some time during the fiscal year 2008, which runs from April 01 of 2008, through to March 31 of 2009."
"Free Radical, developers of the Timesplitters franchise and upcoming PS3 exclusive Haze, have confirmed to Ars Technica that, yes, Haze will be released before March. The game was originally touted for an autumn release, but was delayed in order to "put the final touches to the game" (as well as, we suspect, to make sure it didn't get lost amongst all the other strong titles released around the same time). Since then, various retailers have displayed the release date as March, with some rumou..."
"An employee who has been given the task of answering questions from the community on the official Free Radical website has said that Haze will be getting a whole bunch of downloadable content that isnt just useless sh*t like new skins. There was no mention if the devs are planning on making a few bucks from the DLC or if itll be available for free."
"Drugs are bad? Don't tell Ubisoft! Not only will the taking of drugs form a cornerstone of upcoming shooter Haze's game design, but they're celebrating the fact with a pre-order offer on their official company store. Buy Haze for the PS3 now and you'll not only get the game shipped to you on day 1 of its release, you'll also get a nifty drug-filled syringe. Which is really a pen, but it looks to all the world like a drug-filled syringe. We recommend it as a classy, sophisticated addition to y..."
With the current delays for the PS3 titles such as Haze you might have thought more titles would follows its path. Not Unreal Tournament though. Epic Games vice president Mark Rein has stated that Unreal Tournament will arrive near December 10th as the game has now been finished and now moved into manufacturing.
"While announcing their financial results for the first half of the fiscal year Ubisoft has announced that the PlayStation 3 exclusive Haze has been delayed until Quarter 4, Fiscal 2008 - 2009, which starts on January 1st and ends on March 31st, 2008.
This is a big blow for the game, which appeared to be shaping up well when we played it recently. Still, a little extra development time could be a good thing."
"Hello everyone. When we last spoke, I posted some ads for PS3 third-party heavy hitters Assassins Creed and Call of Duty 4. Well, as promised, we have more up our sleeves and have a couple more spots to debut for you all before they officially air the week of November 19th.
Weve brought back the same pulsating music track (Salivas Ladies and Gentlemen) from our PS3 brand spots and feature games from our 3rd party friends like Burnout Paradise, WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2008, Madden NFL 08,..."
According to new screenshots released in regards to the highly anticipated first-person-shooter Haze, the game for the PS3 is going to feature 4 player co-op online.
Free Radical, the makers of the classic Timesplitters franchise, has been hard at work on Haze which is expected to release on the PS3 this coming November and then hit the Xbox 360 sometime in 2008.
Haze's official website was updated with a new news. This time on what are some of your abilities while "high" on nector. While using nector, your soldier will be able to see enemies from far away, even from behind foliage. Your melee attack will take down a lot more damage and when scoping with a sniper rifle you can get more accurate shots. When "high" on nector you will also take down less damage and will be able to sense danger that is near by such as grenades.
Now I'm sure you've heard the rumors that Haze is going to be a Playstation 3 exclusive, but is the game itself also going to be exclusive for a limited amount of time? Spong claims that they spoke to Ubisoft and they said that at E3, "The game would be PS3 exclusive for Christmas,". Ubisoft says that nothing has been confirmed, but at the moment, that it stands. So is Haze only going to be exclusive for Christmas? Only time will tell.
"Haze, Ubi's new shooter based on the Unreal 3.0 engine, is coming, and coming soon, on PlayStation 3. Ubi have been telling European media outlets that the game has been released to production and will be available on PS3 first as promised. That's also as in, not on PC or X360. As in it was going to be on those but we must now only count on the PS3 version."
"Ubisoft has told GameSpot that First Radical's sci-fi first-person shooter Haze is now being planned solely for Sony's PlayStation 3 platform.
Originally, Haze was slated as a multiplatform release for the PC, Xbox 360, and PS3 in spring, but back in May Ubisoft announced that the PS3 had become the "lead platform" for the title, which would be released in November on the PS3-only, although "no exclusivity for any platform has been officially announced."
Today, Ubisoft said that curre..."
"I always find myself shocked when I meet Rob Yescombe. Part of it is purely physical, as he's not exactly a small man and his burly physique and booming voice are always sure to make an impression, but what always amazes me the most is the seemingly boundless enthusiasm and presence which he commands.
Having met him before, I was somewhat prepared for the encounter but it's always a little strange when Rob starts orating about his latest project. Meeting him at Free Radical HQ before Leipz..."
"How we learned just now in a presentation of the Shooters out of first hand, there will be no XBox 360 Version of Haze. The title is this year yet PS3 exclusive and will appear presumably in November, 2008 will follow a PC version. Further information to the presentation follows tonight."
"Today GamerSquad brings you superb new media for Aion, Time Crisis 4, Zack & Wiki, Jeanne DArc, Wipeout HD, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Call of Duty 4, Need for Speed ProStreet, Haze, PlayStation Eye, Metal Gear Solid 4, Half-Life 2: Episode 2, Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles, Gran Turismo 5: Prologue, Ferrari Challenge, Sacred 2: Fallen Angel, Kane & Lynch: Dead Men, and Wet.
Why would you go anywhere else when GamerSquad has it all in a one-click, one-stop package.
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"SPOnG caught up with the developers behind Haze, Free Radical, yesterday, and amid all the chat about entering warzones jacked up on drugs and who'd win in a fight between Buddha and Jesus, some interesting things were said about the PlayStation Network. Specifically, the joy and the terror provided by the freedom it enables."
More Haze Hype. This time the article is about the recent commotion over the drug use in Haze and how Miyamoto and Cliffy B., responded to it. The article also discusses different forms of drug use in other upcoming games, such as BioShock.
"Now when youre playing as the rebels the most tactical advantage youll have in combat is using Nectar against Mantel. One way of doing this is stripping the Nectar pack off a dead Mantel soldier and strapping it to a grenade toss the makeshift grenade at Mantel soldiers and watch as they kill off their own from the Nectar overdose."
Haze has kinda been falling into the background the last few months, but now Free Radical have released some info about the abilities you will have as a Mantel soldier and a Promised Hand rebel. Some of the abilities the Mantel soldiers have at there disposal are Nectar Perception (the ability to see in the dark),Melee Blast (deliver a powerful strike to your enemies). While the Promised Hand Rebels have Weapon Steal (take the gun off your enemy) and Play Dead (play dead and watch enemies wal...
"These guys and gals at Free Radical are not inceptive to designing games in the FPS genre. For them to take on new intellectual property doesnt mean that they have to prove their skills to gamers every time they come up with a new idea in the same genre. If Bungie decided to take on a new shooter franchise, would everyone say that they have to prove their abilities with the new IP? Of course not."
"As it was mentioned in Day 2's article for Haze Hype, we promised you a detailed look at the skills that players will be able to utilize as the rebels and as a Mantel Corp. Soldier. So well give you a complete breakdown of those skills. And as a bonus, were treating you to some new screenshots (courtesy of Free Radical) as a precursor for Day 4."
"HMV is offering pre-orders,release date of Haze and UT3 this year
HMV, the same online retailer who are currently offering Xbox360 version of MGS4 for pre-orders are also offering a pre-orders for PC/360 versions of Haze and UT3 which have all been confirmed by the game publishers and Sony to be a timed exclusive to the playstation computer entertainment this year."
The delay that has made many fans upset and angry, has also been a saviour for some game developers that no longer have GTAIV to compete with for christmas. Which will obviously mean that they will have more reason to release it before then, and will most likely be getting more notice from you than if GTAIV had released.
The games ofcourse are:
- Bioshock
- Army of Two
- Lair
- Haze
- Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
- Assassin's Creed
- Heavenly Sword
"Haze is set in the year 2048. There is a war going on in a region of South America, where a group of vicious rebels called The Promise Hand are trying to overthrow the government, and replace them with their leader: Gabriel Skin Coat Merino."
That is right, Haze Gaming is about to start the Haze Contest. The winner of this contest will receive a free copy of Haze for the PS3.
The contest officially starts now and will run for the next few months. When an official PS3 release date is announced, we will create an official ending date for the contest.
If you wish to enter the contest, you will need to become a member of the RS Insomniac Network Community. Once you have registered, you can refer to the below topic, register for ...
"The following video has sparked speculation that Free Radical have got their hands on a rumble enabled version of the PS3's SIXAXIS contoller. At the beginning of the video clip, Haze is being shown in conjunction with a standard SIXAXIS, but then at around the ten minute mark, the developers are testing out the game with a myseriously blurred out controller."
"Unlike Rainbow Six Vegas, another Ubisoft title with four-player co-operative play, the co-op in Haze doesn't feel like a tacked-on afterthought. According to Derek Littlewood, Team Leader at Free Radical, co-op was always planned for Haze. "Four player online co-op has been part of HAZE since the very start of development. In fact, it was one of the very first features we decided on, as everyone at Free Radical believes co-op play is just great fun."
We pressed Derek for examples of levels ..."
DX10 is just around the corner and throughout forums everywhere people are getting hyped up. Two titles which are poking out from the crowd are Haze and Crysis. PSU takes a head to head stance with side by side comparison photos of similar situations between the two. Both are very appealing but which visually sticks out the most to you?
"At Ubisoft's recent press event held in Paris, Haze developer Free Radical told CVG the game is in development for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC and not just PS3 as has been reported.
During the Haze section of the Ubidays conference, the impressive-looking shooter was unveiled as PS3 lead with no other systems mentioned.
Haze was originally announced for all three systems in 2006 but the lack of any other system being mentioned for over a year, and the fact that the TimeSplitters team has a mas..."
The first person shooter from Ubisoft, Haze, has now been confirmed for release on the PlayStation 3 for Fall 2007 while release dates for the previously announced 360 and PC versions are still up in the air. It is uncertain as to whether or not Haze will remain a PS3 exclusive or if 360 and PC versions of Haze will just ship at a later date like sometime in 2008. Either way, Haze looks like a first person shooter with a seemingly deep and mysterious storyline with some very lush and stylize...
"We last saw Haze a year ago during E3 2006 when Free Radical's latest title was premiered to the world. The game certainly caught our eye at the show with its fantastic visuals that really showed off the lush jungle setting that the demo was set in, and it certainly didn't hurt that we are all fans of the developer's Time Splitters series. But that was a year ago, and oh how things have changed since then...
Gone are the somewhat generic looking soldiers of yester-year, now replaced with s..."
"MANTEL corp is designing the world's first next-gen soldier and you can be at the front lines as this war goes global.
"Viral marketing - even the phrase makes us shudder. But video games companies love it and Ubisoft is no exception, having created a fake website to promote its forthcoming shooter, Haze."


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Congrats: Deitrick Haddon & Wife Welcome New Baby Girl 'Denver Monroe'
Congratulations are in order for chart-topping gospel singer Deitrick Haddon and his wife Dominique Haddon. The two tweeted separately Wednesday, Jan. 22, confirming news that they had welcomed a second daughter.
The new arrival's name is Denver Monroe Haddon. The proud parents have not yet shared photographs of their newest bundle of joy.
"I'm grateful to God for blessing @domerella (Dominique's Twitter handle) & i with another beautiful baby girl. Denver Monroe Haddon has landed safely!!" wrote the proud father, who said the second baby was a surprise, just like the first.
"When I found out Dominique was pregnant, it was a surprise and a blessing at the same time. Both my children were surprises to me, but they're here, and I am grateful!" he wrote in a personal Preachers Of LA blog post.
The couple's first daughter, Destin Monet Haddon, now has a baby sister.
For all the latest news and updates follow WUFO 1080 AM on Facebook and Twitter.

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Tips for increasing wealth
When you have money, it is natural to want to have more of it. The fact is, you actually can have more if you want to use your brains. There are so many options for increasing your own wealth once you have money to do so. All you need is some direction with your money and you will be able to start doing things that will greatly stimulate the wealth you have growing underneath you. Here are some tips for increasing your own personal wealth.
Investing is a very broad option to think about when expanding and increasing your own wealth. So for now, we will talk about just a few of those options. Investing into stock is a very lucrative option. This high risk investment will have the most reward if it is successful. Basically what you will be doing is buying a small piece of company. These pieces are called shares. These shares are used by the company to help the company grow. If the growth of the company results in success, the shares become worth more and more money. The selling prices of the stock increases and your personal wealth greatly increase if you ever decide to sell those shares. This option requires the hiring of a stock broker and time dedicated to studying the market for the stock that you are interested. You need to know a little of what the business is expecting, what it is experiencing, and what it might experience in the future according to other institutions such as rating companies like the S&P.
Investing in property is another option that can greatly increase your own wealth. For example, a man spent a little more than $25,000 dollars for a little cabin and an acre of land up in the mountains. He used the land and the cabin for recreation because he knew that it was a good spot to do so and that the value of the cabin would maintain and that after inflation, he could turn around and sell the cabin and make back what he initially invested if not make a profit. To his surprise, however, a ski resort was built in the area surrounding his cabin. The price of land in that area skyrocketed into the millions of dollars and secured the financial futures of anyone who had any bit of land. When he turned around to sell the land, he made more money than he made in his career that he had worked in for 25 years. This high yield investment took a little chance but was made with the opinion that the area was good enough that cabin would definitely maintain its face value and hopefully make a profit for him if he ever wanted to sell it. From this initial smart investment came the huge opportunity to sell and make a huge amount of money.
Investing into actual businesses by putting up money for entrepreneurial projects can yield high profits. What you need to do before giving up the money for the undertaking, be strict with the decision. Make sure that there is a strong business plan and that there is actually a market for the idea that you are investing into. If these prove to be favorable, then look into the competency if the person taking on the business. If they have a history of success and hard work, then go forward and making the investment. It will prove to be positive and you will make money from it.
Increasing your wealth is possible if your use your head. Invest in good ideas and be careful with your money. Don't gamble it, but don't pass up good opportunities that you could benefit from.


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|Alcheringa Unleashed
|Zyren DM
|Jinx Wigglesnort
"Good boy, good, be." Jinx awkwardly pets the enormous feline that is crushing his ribs. Squeezing out he flaps off in chase of Ashya to apologize for the unfortunate accident that had befallen her sugar daddy.
Then again he might be running to meet her in a dark corridor so she can eat his brains in quiet.
Who knew? That was the allure of adventuring.
|Vaughn Elliot
Well, THAT was unpleasant. Let's take a look at where he came from . . .
Vaughn sidesteps the puddle of half-orc necromancer slag to peek inot the room the Happy Couple came from.
|Berry Peelyblossom
|Kyren Tosscobble
"Well, at least we do need to worry about him stealing corpses any more, but what do we do about her? Do we need to worry about this Ashya? She is certainly not going to be pleased with us for allowing our cats to devour her husband."
|Zyren DM
The room from which the two came consists of a massive bed with red linen on it, a chest at the foot of the bed and a large drawer. Two open books lie on the bed their pages full of sexual illustrations.
You race down the corridor and after you have passed through the door with all the debris and ubble, you catch Ashy as she strangles Yrix!
As soon as she notices you, she lets the snake fall to the ground and glares at you.
|Vaughn Elliot
Ew. I quickly close the books, keeping my eyes averted. I'm going to have to spend some time at the Shelyn temple to scrub my mind of . . . this.
Berry, you care to check this chest for traps?
|Jinx Wigglesnort
Jinx glances down at the dead naga, then up at the scowl being launched his way, and then back down. All of this takes place in the space between the pulses of his warm blood sac, as his mind struggles to process what just transpired.
While impulsive, he was far from suicidal, and his survival reflex was bringing out the fight or flight reflex.
Taking a step backwards he simply asks, "Why?" loud enough to be heard by the others.
She had set upon a droopy-skinned naga, so he had no doubt of her power. Floyd screamed, in his head, for him to bring the weapon to bear.
|Berry Peelyblossom
|Zyren DM
Al and Blaze have caught up to Jinx. They look rather agitated as they try and work out whats going on.
Moments later, the Alcheringas massive cat form is replaced by his Elven one.
"Are you their ally?" his question is neutral and almost emotionless. His eyes rest on the dead 'naga' and not Jinx, that is apparently Blazes job.
Jinx' shoulders quickly rock up, but slowly rock down in resignation. He had a pit of unhappy come to take up residence in his stomach, since the slaughter of the defenceless necromancer, and he did not fully understand it.
His eyes track the departing undead lady wondering if more killing (could she die again? Could they hurt her more than they had by killing her mate? Did she care or even have emotions?) was the answer to this situation.
The naga lay dead, but he knew not what had transpired before he rounded the corner.
Al simply grunts an answer, the grunt has a tone that seems to suggest 'it is what it is' in any language. "Coming?" he offers to the Goblin. "Blaze wants to know why you jumped in the way, for a moment there was a thought that you were an enemy, although I can see you only meant the best for them"
|Jinx Wigglesnort
Nodding without making eye contact, perhaps images of what just transpired providing a healthy level of newly-found fear/respect in his interactions with the druid, Jinx pragmatically searches the naga for interesting shinies, not to mention a toe or 8, and pads back in to join the others.
Never one to dwell on morality, or much else if truth be told, the gunslinger finds himself enthralled by the naughty tomes, taking the opportunity to act out what he sees with constant refrencing glances back at the pictures to ensure he is enacting it accurately.
The weird little guy holds the tomes close to his chest and giggles with naughty glee.
Alchy just chuckles at the Goblins crude and lewd antics.
As he passes the body of the fallen necromancer, Alcheringa mutters something incoherent, almost a chant, then incants (Detect Magic) over the remains, then to the chest Vaughn mentions, Alcheringa simply utters similar incantation (Detect Magic) before peering closely at it.
Perception 1d20 + 14 ⇒ (13) + 14 = 27
Assuming nothing is found as being magical or trapped with the chest itself, Alcheringa opens it.
|Kyren Tosscobble
"I just took revenge for my dead lover...go now..."
As she leaves, Kyren questions the others. "What did she mean that she just took revenge for her dead lover? Did she do something that we are not going to like, or is she content to be free from that Naga Lord wantabee?"
Kyren watches Alchy cast detect magic upon the necromancer and watches with a smile on his face, wondering if the druid found anything of value.
|Zyren DM
The necromancer indeed had some valuable/magic possessions on him or in his chest:
Formulae book (enlarge person, cure light wounds, crafters fortune, ant haul, blur, bullet shield, vomit swarm, rage, thorn body, marionette possession, arcane eye)
magic wand
mwk studded leather
mwk embalming tools
mwk thieves' tools
magic spear
|Kyren Tosscobble
"May I kindly look at this wand, Alchy? I wonder what it can do?"
Kyren waves his hand over the want in a graceful flourish and casts detect magic upon it. "Presta Frazza Moland, reveal to me the magic of this wand!"
Spellcraft 1d20 + 13 ⇒ (12) + 13 = 25
|Jinx Wigglesnort
|Kyren Tosscobble
"What are you doing, Jinxy? " Kyren asks with an amused smile. "You look like you are dressed to be a lord. Just wait until the wind blows your little cape, you will look like a real character then!"
|Jinx Wigglesnort
Emulating Berry the little goblin throws his arms up in exasperation. "Really!?!"
Picking up a pillow he launches it at Kyren.
Pillow Strike (Improvised Weapon): 1d6 + 9 ⇒ (3) + 9 = 12
Throwing a thumb at his chest, stopping his hopping off the bed long enough to explain the same thing for what felt like the 80th time, he announces slow enough that a lobotomized field mouse could grasp it, "Jinx. Jinx. Jinx. Not not Jinx."
...and then he continues his antics.
|Vaughn Elliot
Hey, I think that cape is working for you! don't feel too bad, Jinx. Kyren gives everyone a nickname, it means he's starting to like you.
|Jinx Wigglesnort
Jinx points at Vaughn, when the fighter gets his name right, and looks back and forth from Kyren to Vaughn, trying to will the sorcerer to burn his name into his psyche. Names were a serious business, and no one could steal a goblin's name, or put baby in a corner.
The gunslinger starts fashioning capes for everyone.
|Zyren DM
|Kyren Tosscobble
Emulating Berry the little goblin throws his arms up in exasperation. "Really!?!"
Picking up a pillow he launches it at Kyren.
Pillow Strike (Improvised Weapon): 1d6 + 9 ⇒ (3) + 9 = 12
Reflex Saving Throw 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (7) + 6 = 13
Barely dodging the pillow, Kyren remarks, "Hey watch where you throw that thing! I'm not sure who's been sleeping on that, but it needs to stay away from me!"
"Jinx. Jinx. Jinx. Not not Jinx."
"Yes, yes, my little caped crusader! Two nots is an affirmative and that is why I called you by your name, Jinxy! I am so glad you feel so proud of it, but if you don't mind, I will just use it when I need your attention or have something to say about you. I much prefer using names instead of saying things like, 'Hey you, with your fingers up your nose', or something equally demeaning. Now you go run around and play, but don't go too far. We will still need you and that little boom boom stick you carry. What did you call it again, a Floyd or something? Oh yeah, and be careful tossing that pillow around. We don't want anybody to get hurt now, do we?!"
After inspecting the wand of command undead, Kyren whistles to himself and then speaks to the others.
"Well, well, well, my friends. It looks like this little wand can be used to command undead. It has been used before, but it still has seventeen charges left in it. I wonder if this is how the necrophilic necromancer got his zombie bride to marry him. You know what, Alchy? I have to say this. I am glad you took a bite out of him. These people do nothing to improve the quality of life of those around them. Crazzleboks, he was even harassing the dead!"
The goblin turns his back, intent to ignore the halfling until he calls him by his proper name. It is passingly familiar to how a young child would react to an imagined slight, sans the holding of one's breath, or utilization of rubber and/or glue.
|Jinx Wigglesnort
"He was a thief. He took that which was not his, he stole that which was rightfully placed, and now he in turn pays back that what he stole with his own bones. Those that steal from the Mother invite the sternest retribution from her sons. Oh and he ran, don't run from predators, it just proves the runner is prey. Oh and never trust a necromancer."
Alcheringa smiles as he hefts up the spear...
Spellcraft 1d20 + 11 ⇒ (20) + 11 = 31
"This is nice worksmanship, Mothers gifts abound here..."
|Kyren Tosscobble
Kyren casts read magic and looks through the necromancer's formulae book. "We've got some winner spells here," Kyren remarks with a bit of sarcasm. "Vomit swarm and Marionette Posession are two of my favorites. Let's just pack this book away and see if we can sell it back in Kaer Maga to some sick puppeteer with indigestion."
Watching Alcheringa inspect the spear, Kyren comments. "That looks like a nice little weapon. Not that I would use it, but if that's your thing. Keep it if you like, my friend."
Turning to the others, Kyren adds, "That goes for any of you. If you see something you like then speak up. There plenty here for everyone!"
Turning to Berry, Kyren says, "I see you eyeing that masterwork embalming kit! You know you want it. Give in to that impulse and you can start your own business that everyone is dying to get into!" Kyren smiles a sly grin as he chuckles to himself
"I just like the artwork" assures Alcheringa, "The bonding of magic into an object, the fine craftsmanship, the feeling of the ebb and flow of the mystical energy"
|Kyren Tosscobble
""I just like the artwork" assures Alcheringa, "The bonding of magic into an object, the fine craftsmanship, the feeling of the ebb and flow of the mystical energy"
"That's what I love about you, Alchy! You always find the natural beauty in the places we go and in the items we find. That makes you a real curious cat!"
|Zyren DM
|Jinx Wigglesnort
|Zyren DM
|Jinx Wigglesnort
|Jinx Wigglesnort
Jinx marches right up to the priestess and throws his thumb over his shoulder, "Slow they."
Shaking his head, the goblin is resigned to the fact that he has hitched his wagon to a very slow star, he shrugs and announces, "Nek-dancer dead, pay now."
Jinx holds out his hands to receive a payment that he hopes requires two hands to carry.
|Zyren DM
|Jinx Wigglesnort
"Walk with talktalknevershutup." Jinx thumbs himself and then leans in so his uncovered crimson eye can get a better look at the priestess, wondering if she meant to stiff them.
Snapping his fingers he flops down onto his muscular buttocks and brings forth the book of sexual illustrations and points at the half-orc. Tapping one of the pictures he glances up the long distance to the cleric's face and runs his pointer finger across his throat and pushes air through the side of his mouth, sounding much like a duck that doesn't know how to make a duck call.
In answer to the question of how he got into the tomb he innocently says, "Slave. Kill master. Free."
|Zyren DM
|Jinx Wigglesnort
"Related talk talk?" Jinx stands and leans in closer, wondering if his sharp eyes can detect the brainbad trait in this one.
"Bad master fall hole, accident shot 9 times." The goblin waves his hand over the picture to relay that his dead master was not the half-orc.
Glancing back he wonders if the others are far. Someone better suited to long conversations was required here, else they would never extract their payment.
Wandering off was an option, but Jinx figures that a meal is in order first. Shaking the "naga" toes in the filthy jar, he recognizes that the toe flesh is not puckered enough, he instead proceeds to devour a few helpings of elven tongues.
|Vaughn Elliot
I think the words were "Brown chicken, brown cooooow!!"
Dangit, there he goes again. You guys pack up the goods, I'll catch up with the Pirate King
Vaughn jogs after the guy from Pirates Of No-Pants to try to keep him out of trouble as the rest get there stuff together. When he sees the goblin talking with the preistess, he cuts in.
Uh yeah, there was this necromancer who was doing experiments with the bodies. We put a stop to it, your graves should be safe now. I'm stil unclear on how this little guy got here specifially, but he's with us now. If you could wait until the rest of my gang gets here, maybe you could tell or show us the way to the Bazaar, as you promised?
|Zyren DM
|Kyren Tosscobble
Kyren runs along with Vaughn Elliot and joins in the discussion with the priestess.
"Greetings, Mam. We have certainly dealt with the necromancer. In fact our cats decided to make a little snack out of him when he decided to run away. I think it was the predator prey instinct that kicked in. You can hardly blame the cats can you? Not that you would want to anyway. As for overcoming him, well it was rather easy once we caught him by surprise. He really did not want to fight us. Naturally, who would, but anyway he was dispatched with very little resistance."
"Aaaaand...what kind of payment demands this thing there? Is it one of his apparitions?"
"Uhmm. Could you repeat the question, please? I am not sure what you are asking. What payment demands are you asking about? The necromancer was simply using the corpses to turn a profit."
|Zyren DM
|Jinx Wigglesnort
"Thing!?!", why do all the brainbads have such a difficult time with his name?
Smiling in Alcheringa's direction Jinx resolves his problem in the same manner that the druid had earlier.
Strike 1 (Ranged Touch Attack]: 1d20 + 13 ⇒ (12) + 13 = 25 *Up Close & Deadly (1/3 grit points)
Strike 1 (Damage): 3d6 + 11 ⇒ (2, 1, 5) + 11 = 19
Strike 2 (Ranged Touch Attack]: 1d20 + 13 ⇒ (10) + 13 = 23
Strike 2 (Damage): 1d6 + 11 ⇒ (4) + 11 = 15
Strike 3 (Ranged Touch Attack]: 1d20 + 13 ⇒ (16) + 13 = 29
Strike 3 (Damage): 1d6 + 11 ⇒ (1) + 11 = 12
|Jinx Wigglesnort
|Kyren Tosscobble
"I mean this thing!"
"Oh this little goblin. Well, we sort of found him along the way and we weren't sure how he got here or what he is doing down here. However, we doubt that he has anything to do with the necromancer and he seems harmless enough . . . "
Smiling in Alcheringa's direction Jinx resolves his problem in the same manner that the druid had earlier.
Strike 1 (Ranged Touch Attack]: 1d20 + 13 ⇒ (12) + 13 = 25 *Up Close & Deadly (1/3 grit points)
Strike 1 (Damage): 3d6 + 11 ⇒ (2, 1, 5) + 11 = 19
Strike 2 (Ranged Touch Attack]: 1d20 + 13 ⇒ (10) + 13 = 23
Strike 2 (Damage): 1d6 + 11 ⇒ (4) + 11 = 15
Strike 3 (Ranged Touch Attack]: 1d20 + 13 ⇒ (16) + 13 = 29
Strike 3 (Damage): 1d6 + 11 ⇒ (1) + 11 = 12
"Stop! Stop! Jinx, you crazy goblin! Help! Help! Somebody grab him and stop him from attacking any more! Come here you little twit!" Before getting any help from the other Wee Bluets, Kyren grapples the little goblin, and as if it was his destiny to do so, pins him to the ground.
Grapple attempt: 1d20 + 4 + 1 ⇒ (19) + 4 + 1 = 24 <---- (Using Touch of Destiny)
"Bad Jinx! Naughty, naughty, Goblin!" Kyren scolds the creature.
Once the goblin is secured, Kyren speaks to the priestess all apologetically, "Crazzleboks! He's never done that before. I'm so sorry! I beg you to forgive the wretched imp! He must have seen how our cat handled the necromancer and was trying to explore his inner feline. I know he has suffered from some inferiority complex as well as some identity crises of sorts and he doesn't respond well when you get his name wrong. However, I have never known him to attack anyone! Just count yourself lucky that he didn't use Floyd, his boom boom stick! Perhaps it was something you said. Did you say something to him to make him mad? Now that we've got him restrained, he should not be a problem any more. Can we please help you with those wounds?"
Kyren makes every attempt to ease the situation and smooth over any remaining tensions.
Diplomacy 1d20 + 16 ⇒ (18) + 16 = 34
Alcheringa isn't sure about what to make of what just happend, and simply leave it to Kyren to resolve. Looks like Jungle Law playing out.
On the other hand, Al and Blaze come over to help settle the Goblin.
|Jinx Wigglesnort
Contrails of oily smoke drift up from the end of Floyd, having just sneezed moments prior.
Jinx stops in mid-reprimand, for he is not named "twit", whatever that might be, and smiles encouragingly to Kyren when he gets his name right. It might foretell the onrush of the Apocalypse, since the number of failed attempts far outnumber the accurate accountings of his label, but he was bound and determined to be encouraging.
Perhaps time could cure the brainbad disease.
It is easy to settle the goblin, for he is not riled up, he is simply trying to fit in by emulating those around him.
Then he is called imp and harumphs at the half a "ling".


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|7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (doors open at 5:30 PM)
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|Admission information:
|$4.00 Adult General Admission
Children 17 and under are admitted free.
Students admission is free to Gymnastics with your Gator One card.
|Special promotions:
|Senior Night the graduation 2013 Gator Senior Class will be honored prior to the meet.
Men's Basketball Ticket Promo fans that present a UF Men's Basketball vs. Alabama ticket (for the game on 3/2) will receive 2-for-1 general admission; ticket must be presented at the ticket office.
UF Alumni Association Night all UF Alumni Association members (with valid UFAA I.D.) will receive buy one, get one free general admission; valid I.D. must be presented at the ticket office.
Camper Reunion Night previous gymnastics campers will be invited to the meet and will receive free general admission (for the camper and one parent). Parents/guardians must fax compliance form to 352-375-4803.
KTK/Gainesville Sun Kids Club Night Kids' Club members can RSVP for a buy one, get one free general admission pass for a parent/guardian.
City of Gainesville all Ocala residents will receive buy one, get one free admission; valid I.D. must be presented at the ticket office.
Gymnastics Club Night #2 clubs will be invited to the meet; club members and one family member will receive free admission. Club directors/coaches must submit compliance forms prior to the meet.
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|Small personal cameras (no detachable lenses) are allowed, but no video cameras.
|Video/Audio recording policy:
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|Concession stands in Gate 1, 2 and 4 will be open.
|Disabled patron services:
|All 4 gates inside arena at corners are designated for disabled patrons.
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|Parking in the O'Connell Center Lot will be first come, first serve. A shuttle service will be available beginning at 5:00pm and will run until approximately 30 minutes after the event. Shuttle route: buses will depart from the commuter lot bus stop and drop-off at the arena bus stop outside Gate 2; the route will be reversed following the event.
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This month's Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics evaluates glomerular filtration rate, proteinuria and kidney injury biomarkers in patients iwth liver cirrohsis.
The timely diagnosis of acute kidney injury (AKI) in liver cirrhosis is challenging. Professor Wendon and colleagues from the United Kingdom evaluate whether quantification of glomerular filtration rate (GFR), proteinuria and kidney injury biomarkers can accurately predict the development of acute kidney injury. The team performed a prospective cohort analysis of patients with cirrhosis.
Measures of baseline kidney function included serum creatinine, iohexol clearance and urine protein:creatinine ratio.
Blood and urine samples were collected daily.
A retrospective analysis of cystatin C GFR and neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin (NGAL) measured 48 hours prior to the diagnosis of acute kidney injury was undertaken to evaluate their ability to predict the development of acute kidney injury. The team observed that 18 of the 34 cirrhosis patients studied developed acute kidney injury.
A GFR less 60 mL/min/1.73 m2 was identified in 56% with Iohexol clearance compared to 8% using the 4-variable modified diet in renal disease formula.
Prediction of acute kidney injury, 48 hours prior to the development of acute kidney injury with cystatin C GFR and serum NGAL concentration were similar.
The researchers found that the development of acute kidney injury was strongly predicted by urine protein:creatinine ratio above the cut-off of more than 30. Professor Wendon's team commented, "In patients with liver cirrhosis a urine protein:creatinine ratio of more than 30 predicts acute kidney injury."
"Iohexol clearance and cystatin C formulae identify a greater proportion of patients with a GFR less than 60 mL/min/1.73 m2, which also predicts the development of acute kidney injury."
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"The Many Faces of Mud" opens today in Flatlanders Art Galleries, 11993 East U.S. 223, Blissfield, Mich. A public reception with the artists will be 1 to 4 p.m. Sept. 9. The show features works made with clay using many different techniques by Rex Fogt, Linda Ziemke, Gregg Luginbuhl, John Leyland, Jim Lutomski, and Duane Bastian. Continuing through Sept. 29, the exhibit is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Information: 517-486-4591.
The 50th annual arts festival hosted by the Sylvania Area Chamber of Commerce will take place Sept. 9 on the grounds of Lourdes College, 6832 Convent Blvd., Sylvania. More than 250 artists will display their works from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $2. Parking and shuttle service are free from Northview High School, the Burnham Building, and Harroun Park. Musical entertainment and a kids' area will be offered.
Rally for the Arts will fill the streets of downtown Perrysburg Sept. 15 during Harrison Rally Day. Sponsored by the Perrysburg Area Arts Council, about 100 local artists will be featured. A separate fine-arts area will highlight 24 juried artists competing for $1,000 in prizes. A reception for artists and the public will be 5 to 9 p.m. Sept. 14 in D'vine Designs, 116 Louisiana Ave. Information: 419-873-2787.
At Bowling Green State University, the fourth annual show of student art from spring-break trips runs Sept. 7-19 in the Bowen-Thompson Student Union Art Gallery. Hours for Contemporary Art: Western Spring Break Trip are 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday-Saturday and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday.
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Orange County is known for sand, surf and rich Republicans. But did you know it's also the epicenter of real estate fraud in California?
It's true. For the third year in a row, the Legislative Analyst's Office reported this month that Orange County law enforcement agencies investigated the most real estate fraud cases among the state's most-populated counties in fiscal year 2011-2012.
In fiscal year 2008-09, the LAO reported that Orange County investigated the second most real estate fraud cases.
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Henry Parcinski
EAST LIVERPOOL – In fondest memory of Dr. Henry J. Parcinski Jr., D.O., a longtime resident of East Liverpool, Ohio. Known as Hank to friends and family, he died on April 28, 2013 after a two-year struggle with kidney cancer and interstitial pulmonary fibrosis.
Hank was born Jan. 12, 1942 in Trenton, N.J. to Dr. Henry J. Parcinski Sr., Ph.D. and Mary Turnich. Mary died shortly after his birth, and Hank was then raised by his stepmother, Violet. He attended Trenton Catholic Boys High School, Mercer County Coventry College (A.S.), Alliance College (B.S.) and Kansas City School of Medicine and Biosciences (D.O.), followed by a medical internship at Cafaro Memorial Hospital, Youngstown, Ohio.
Hank then practiced as an E.R. doctor at Doctors Hospital in Houston, Texas, followed by a four year orthopedic residency at Botsford General Hospital in Farmington Hills, Mich. Hank went on to fill the role of staff orthopedic surgeon in seven different hospitals of Detroit and its suburbs, and worked as a hospital clinical instructor and as an associate clinical professor at a number of academic institutions.
In 1989, Hank accepted a position as staff orthopedic surgeon at East Liverpool City Hospital. Except for a short period working at Pike Community Hospital, followed by a brief retirement in 2005, Hank was a fixture at East Liverpool City Hospital, returning to run the hospital's orthopedic clinic until medical disability forced him into retirement midway through 2011.
During his tenure at the hospital, he served as medical staff president, chairman of the department of surgery, and member of the executive committee, as well as serving on virtually every hospital committee. He also was elected to the board of trustees and served for four years in that role.
Hank was a lifetime member of the American Osteopathic Association, the Michigan and Ohio Osteopathic Associations, and was board certified by the American Osteopathic Academy of Orthopedics. He was also a fellow of the American College of Osteopathic Surgeons, a charter member of the Hand Surgery Section of the American Osteopathic Academy of Orthopedics, and a member of even more organizations too numerous to list.
Throughout his life Hank was an outdoorsman, and enjoyed hunting and fishing in northern Michigan, and later golfing with his many friends at East Liverpool Country Club, where he was a member for many years and served on the board of trustees. Hank competed in and won a number of tournaments at the club, but his crowning achievement and proudest moment on the golf course was his Memorial Day hole-in-one.
Preceding Hank in death are his parents, Dr. Henry J. Parcinski Sr., Ph.D., Mary Turnich and stepmother Violet Parcinski.
He is survived by his wife of 30 years, Linda Parcinski; two sons, Brandon Parcinski and his wife Katie of Austin, Texas, and Henry J. Parcinski III, J.D., LL.M., and his wife Natalie of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; and his daughter Ashley Parcinski, B.S.N., R.N., of Canfield; as well as a granddaughter Natalie Parcinski and a new granddaughter who is expected in June. Also surviving are his brother, Dr. Richard Parcinski, D.O. of Missouri, and sister Mary Ann Nawarynski of New Jersey.
Friends may visit Friday afternoon and evening at Dawson Funeral Home where the family will be present from 4-7 p.m. Fr. Peter Haladej will conduct a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 4 at Holy Trinity Parish.
Burial will be at Oakland Hills Memorial Park in Novi, Mich.
The Parcinski family asks that memorial tributes may take the form of contributions in care of the Kidney Cancer Association, P.O. Box 803338 #38269, Chicago, Ill. 60680-3338 or by visiting www.kidneycancer.org/get-involved/give/donate-now.


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FootyMad attempt to assist you with their form guide as West Ham United take on Hull City in a Championship match on 28th April 2012 at 12:30.
History of the West Ham United v Hull City fixture
Hull City pack their bags to visit West Ham United at Boleyn Ground at lunchtime on Saturday, needing to turn around their fortunes at the ground. The Tigers will be hoping to improve upon a record which has seen them lose 11 and win only 2 of the 19 games.
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Two tales of weird witchcraft from the Gold and Silver Age plunge you headlong into a month of horrific Halloween madness and October Eve thrills 'n chills! Of course, it's like that around here all year long anyway so for some it'll just be a continuation of what we do best. "Sisters of the Witch" is from the '53 issue of Tales of Horror #5, and "The Witch's Claws" is from the Oct. '74 issue of Terror Tales Vol 6 No 5.
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
Hand of Fate!
There's a brutal beast terrorizing the moors, in this second eerie offering from Tales of Horror #5 from 1953. "Hand of Fate" title aside, is it just me or does this story look and feel more like something Ace would have published in one of their horror mags?
Friday, September 24, 2010
Mask Bawl (FANTASTIC FELIX FRIDAY!)
We interrupt our regularly scheduled tales of screaming bloody horror for-- FANTASTIC FELIX FRIDAY! A one-of-a-kind, groundbreaking internet event where eight bloggers of historical comic material join forces in support of "Felix: The Great Comic Book Tails" (IDW/Yoe! Books), a beautiful hardback, full color, art book that lovingly collects the best of brilliant Felix the Cat comic book stories from the 1940s and 50s. In an enthusiastic, united effort, classic Felix comic stories will be posted on each blog today, Friday September 24th (more details listed below after the story.) Some of the "tails" seen on the blogs are from the new book, and some are from the bloggers personal collections of comics featuring Felix. So fear not THOIA freaks, the Felix story that Karswell has picked for you today still features ghosts, witches, dragons, shotgun blasts, etc.
Craig Yoe edited this amazing book, which is jam-packed with rare Felix art, ephemera, animation insights, and, of course, a plethora of comic book stories by Otto Messmer, Joe Oriolo, and Jim Tyer. And Don Oriolo, the son of Joe Oriolo, and head of Felix the Cat Productions, wrote the heartfelt introduction!
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As mentioned above, each blogger is linking to the other participating blogs, creating a Felix Maelstrom of Mirth throughout the blog-o-sphere! The other participating blogs are as follows:
Craig Yoe edited this amazing book, which is jam-packed with rare Felix art, ephemera, animation insights, and, of course, a plethora of comic book stories by Otto Messmer, Joe Oriolo, and Jim Tyer. And Don Oriolo, the son of Joe Oriolo, and head of Felix the Cat Productions, wrote the heartfelt introduction!
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Craig Yoe is an Eisner-winning, Harvey-nominated writer, cartoonist that Vice magazine called "The Indiana Jones of comics historians." Other Yoe! Books include: "Dick Briefer's Frankenstein," "Barney Google: Gambling, Horse Racing, and High-Toned Women," "Dan DeCarlos' Jetta," "The Art of Ditko," "The Golden Collection of Klassic Krazy Kool Kids Komics," "The Complete Milt Gross Comic Books and Life Story," "George Herriman's Krazy & Ignatz in Tiger Tea," "Popeye: The Great Comic Book Tales by Bud Sagendorf," and "The Great Treasury of Christmas Comic Book Story."
Monday, September 20, 2010
The Man Who Lost His Shadow!
"The Man Who Lost His Shadow!" is the first story in Tales of Horror #5 from 1953, with art presented by the great tag-team creative duo of Ben Brown & David Gantz. These guys did some super fine work together in the pre-codes and THOIA has posted quite a few of their tales from a variety of publishers, most notably for Atlas, but especially fun is the insane numbskullery of the perplexing Purple Claw series (check the archives by clicking HERE!)
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Thursday, September 16, 2010
Revelations in Black
I was having another one of many great classic horror literature chats recently with Happy Undertaker artist / extraordinaire Drazen Kozjan, when the name of Weird Tales pulp writer Carl Jacobi came up. This in turn reminded Drazen of some incredible scans he had of a gorgeously inked, and possibly unpublished Frank Robbins story based on Jacobi's puzzling vampire vixen tale "Revelations in Black." The odd lay-out format of this complete story had us both wondering where this tale was intended for eventual publishing, reminding us both of Pyramid Books "Christopher Lee's Treasury of Terror" paperback from 1966 (check the THOIA Archive for examples.) Somebody got billed for it, so why wasn't it ever used? Or was it? Does anyone have information about this wonderfully atmospheric adaptation? Let us know!
Thanks again to Drazen for the scans, and of course tune into Strange Kid's Club every Friday for a brand new Happy Undertaker tale!
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