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Wednesday Shorts II: Aion, Portal 2 soundtrack, Boulder Dash-XL, Tokyo Jungle
Another round of shorts for your hump day is below.
NCsoft: "Huge" 2011 reveals, "major gamescom presence"
While NCsoft showed slips in both profit and revenue for the first quarter today, the company has told VG247 it plans to "steal headlines" at gamescom in August and has massive plans for 2011.
Aion: Empyrean Calling dated for May 25
The delicately-feathered MMORPG Aion will receive a major update before the end of the month, as the European and US servers hit version 2.5.
NCsoft details some of the changes coming to Aion with update 2.5
NCsoft's Sean Neil has said Aion's 2.5 update promises to "further refine" the MMO's experience and to continue focusing on player suggestions.
Aion to get double XP weekends
NCSoft's announced it's holding double XP weekends for Aion.
HD Aion footage shows Gelkmaros zone as Balaurea precursor
The Assault of Balaurea sure likes like a pretty war.
Aion re-release coming in September with new expansion
NCsoft has announced plans to re-release Aion in North American and European retailers on September 7 and 10, respectively. The retail box will contain the original game, and the upcoming free expansion, Assault on Balaurea.
Aion getting patch 1.9 soon, details and screens released
NCsoft has sent over a lovely mail about some updates coming to Aion. To be more specific, it was about patches 1.9 and 2.0.
Aion helps NCsoft achieve $61.6 million profit for Q3
NCsoft has released its financial report for Q3 ending on December 31 and it proves that business is good for the MMO publisher.
Aion: Plastic surgery, gender changes, and protecting your account
Aion players could see the long-awaited gender change and plastic surgery services happening in the next couple weeks. Also, the developers posted a nice bit of information on how you can protect your account, and what it's doing to combat hackers and gold farmers.
NCsoft promotes Chris Hager to producer of Aion
NCsoft has announced that Aion associate producer Chris "Kinslon" Hager is now the game's full-fledged producer.
Aion glitch makes players instant trillionaires
Aion players on the Azphel server were given 30 trillion Kinah yesterday, as a game bug caused money sacks to overflow with in-game cash.
Aion uses giant rabbits and fire breathing squirrels to ban players
Oh the hilarity. NCsoft devs are on a banning rampage in Aion, and the video posted below the break shows how much fun banning can be. Instead of just quietly banning coin vendors and evil bots, moderators show up on the form of a giant rabbit and squish you or take the form of a […]
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NCSoft has released a nine-minute teaser for Aion, showing off visual upgrades, an awesome battle, and a something that may look a bit familiar to some. It definitely looks like an MMO players naughty dream, honestly. Too bad 16,000 users ruined their future chances of reveling in it. No word on when the changes will […]
NCsoft whacks 16,000 Aion users for botting and RMT
Take that, Aion cheats. NCsoft's rebooted its Aion servers and taken the opportunity to ban 16,000 users for botting and real money offences. "If your account was closed for the use of 3rd party software (botting) or participating in RMT (gold buying/selling) the evidence for the account closure was gathered over several weeks," said the […]
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NCSoft has revealed during its financial report for Q3 of its fiscal year that Aion has sold more than 500,000 units in North America and 470,000 in Europe. The Korean publisher's financials are up 112 percent to KRW166 billion ($142 million) with net income for the July-September period at KRW46.9 billion ($40 million), which is […]
Weekly MMO news round-up: Chinese gender-bending, Aion changes, Star Trek, AoC
This was a rather large week in MMOs as far as news went, and not all of it was Halloween related. Past the break you will hear all about how Ultima Online is still going strong, get familiarized with the new patch for Aion, read up on Cryptic's Blood Moon event via a dev chat, […]
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NCsoft's announced a ton of in-game Hallowe'en events for its MMOs, bringing seasonal quests, costumes and contests across across Aion, City of Heroes, Guild Wars, Lineage, Lineage II and Exteel. It's all very spooky. All details, including dates, are listed after the break.
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Direct2Drive's latest Top 10 best selling PC games downloaded for week ending October 3 has Risen at the number one spot. Fallen Earth rose to the number two spot, while Aion's standard edition dropped to number three, and the collector's edition to number five. Five of the titles on the list were on sale for […]
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Woohoo! I'm delighted to announce that we have a brand-new ethical hacker challenge for you. This one was written by Kevin Bong, or as I like to call him "K-Bo", who was the creative winner of the Charlotte's Web Site challenge earlier this year. K-Bo always does great work, and this Simpsons-themed challenge is awesome, from its self-deprecating title to its format. It's called, "Worst. Ethical. Hacker. Challenge. Ever." How's that for managing expectations, setting the bar pretty low? It features Jeff "Comic Book Guy" Albertson from the Simpsons. One of the things I love about having my friends write these challenges is that each brings a different style to the endeavor, from Tom Liston's Netcat rhyming to Mike Poor's Kill Bill martial arts references to Matt Carpenter's Serenity malware analysis skills. Each has taken the basic idea of these challenges and expanded it in their own quirky way. This month, K-Bo doesn't disappoint, with this very whacked view of Comic Book Guy getting hacked, all written in comic book format. Sheer genius! Do'h!
Remember, as always, we'll award three prizes: One for the best technical answer, one for the most creative answer that is technically correct, and one awarded to a winner chosen randomly. Thus, if you can't answer all of the questions, still send something in to qualify for the random winner. This month's prize is my book, Malware: Fighting Malicious Code, which I authored with Lenny Zeltser.--Ed Skoudis, Intelguardians
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Bicycles at risk
Original post made by William Bryan, Los Altos Hills, on Jun 14, 2006
Bicyclists should not be riding on these roads, period. These roads are extremely narrow and have many sharp blind curves. To compound the issue, motorcyclists use these roads as raceways up to and down from Skyline. Just drop by Alice's Restaurant on Skyline to see them.
I have lived with Page Mill Road as my backyard for 30 years. I rode my bicycle on Page Mill once and deemed it too dangerous and will never do it again (the part near 280 to Alexis, which is not as dangerous as the parts further up toward Skyline).
Most of the bicyclists ride in a manner that is extremely dangerous to themselves and to motorists. There are plenty of bicycle-friendly streets in Palo Alto, such as Bryant, where bicyclists should ride.
When did bicyclists lose their sense of well-being, place themselves in danger and blame others? If bicyclists want an uphill challenge, they should ride one of the advanced bicycles at the gym.
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a resident of Los Altos
on Jun 14, 2006 at 12:17 pm
Whether the roads are narrow or twisty has no bearing on whether bicyclists should ride on them. These are public roads.
Motorcyclists do not generally use Page Mill Road as a "raceway" to Skyline. That is nonsense. And the number of motorcycles congregating by Alice's has no bearing on this discussion. Motorcyclists and bicyclists are entitled to use the road.
Most bicyclists do not ride in a manner that is dangerous to everyone. This is a shameful myth. When climbing the hills, the vast majority of cyclists move as far to the right as possible to allow cars to pass.
As for descending, cyclists are keenly aware of how vulnerable they are and ride in the manner that is safest for them. Of course there are those who misbehave, but to characterize the majority like this is just the author's road-rage transferred to paper.
Bicyclists in this area are blessed with the opportunity to ride in our beautiful hills. If Mr. Bryan thinks we should ride "an advanced bicycle at the gym" instead, he is out of step with the majority of area residents who enjoy the outdoor lifestyle.
a resident of another community
on Jun 15, 2006 at 10:28 am
William Bryan trots out old, tired ideas about where bicyclists should and shouldn't ride. Because Mr. Bryan rode on Page Mill Road once and deemed it too dangerous, no one should be allowed to ride it. He also states that bicyclists should only use a "bicycle-friendly street" like Bryant in Palo Alto.
Mr. Bryan completely misses the point of biking for those of us who ride long distances. The challenge is to be able to climb a hill like Page Mill, Woodside Road or Kings Mountain. Some even go all the way to Highway 1. It keeps us fit, reduces stress levels, gives us an endurance level that few other sports offer and creates a great friendships within the biking community.
A street like Bryant offers no challenges other than avoiding the occasional loose dog. It is, however, a great way to get across town.
There are also bikers who use their bikes to get to and from work. Studies have proven that those who do are much better prepared, mentally and physically, to perform their duties.
As for riding an "advanced bicycle" in a gym, that's an extremely poor substitute for being able to ride 30, 50 or 100 miles in one day, see lots of sights, ride with like-minded souls and get out of some air-conditioned building and into the great outdoors.
a resident of Portola Valley
on Jun 17, 2006 at 8:16 am
I live on Skyline. I strongly agree - Sand Hill road up to Alice's (Skyline) and down to the coast on HWY 84 is absolutely no-mans land for bicylists. I am amazed daily at the lack of concern for life and property displayed by both bikes and cars. Last weekend a clueless bicyclist turned his bike into oncoming traffic without looking (at Alices) and the car had to lock its brakes to avoid hitting the bike-man in tights. The solution is to stay off HWY 84! There are myriad of OTHER great roads to bike on - I bike! Have you tried Tunitas Creek Road? How about Kings Mtn Rd? Jeez - STAY OFF 84! WAKE UP! There's 2 fatalities EVERY WEEKEND on these main roads.
a resident of College Terrace
on Jun 21, 2006 at 6:21 pm
These are public roads. Autos, motorcycles, bikes should all be aware of each other and most important- follow the rules of the road!
a resident of Embarcadero Oaks/Leland
on Jun 29, 2006 at 11:15 am
"These roads are extremely narrow and have many sharp blind curves."
Well, if these roads are narrow, wouldn't a bicycle be the better tool for navigating such roads than a wider car, truck or SUV?
I'm was born and raised in Palo Alto and have been riding these roads for 20+ years. I'm embarrassed that residents in the area are so anti-bike. Possibly Beverly Hills would be a nice place for you in the mecca of car culture.
a resident of Midtown
on Apr 24, 2007 at 2:01 pm
"Bicyclists should not be riding on these roads, period."
This is total nonsense. These roads are public roads open to bicycles, motorcycles, cars, SUVs, trucks, and any other street-legal vehicle.
And each has an equal responsibility to obey the laws. Just because there are some [insert vehicle here] operators are rude and reckless does not mean that all [same vehicle] are the same.
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Your home in Rome!
Colourful and very clean and confortable room, great bed private bathroom
This is the green room, first floor
The Bed&Breakfast is located in Trastevere area, a very famous and touristic neighborhood full of characteristic restaurants, bars and shops
15 minute walking from Pantheon or Navona square, 20 minute wolking from Colosseum.
I like to take care and offer a little bit more than a normal b&b. I like to serve my guest by offering:
-Running errands and shopping
-packing/unpacking luggages
-Shoes cleaning sneakers refreshing everyday
-A good foot massage I attended a course so you can enjoy, after walking city sights I gracefully will ask you if i can massage your feet.
-whatever service you want is already included on the rate you paid and I'm glad to do it for you to serve you and make it a special staying
Right down street there are very efficent connections by trams and busses to reach whatever city sights during night and day.
the room facing in a courtyard and it makes the flat VERY quiet.
The breakfast here is self service from a big table and exposition you can pick up all you can eat, there is a confortable breakfast room with a great espresso machine
It's a happy and colorful place, i pay much attention to the cleaning and good hospitality of my guests.
From the first of January we have in Rome a touristic tax :(
the city mayor asks 2€ per person/day that you have to calculate up the rate and pay cash when you chek-in
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We had a great time at Mario's. The room was fine, and the airconditioning such a great bonus! Breakfast was okay - more or less like you would expect at this price level. Mario was very nice when welcoming us and took the time to give us his best tips for our stay in Rome. Finally the location is really just wonderfull. A short walk from the lively, narrow streets of Trastevere filled with bars, restaurants ect.
We would for sure recommend this.
Everything was just fine. The beds were comfortable, the room was clean. Having airconditioning was very nice. Location is great and Mario is a very nice and helpful guy. The breakfast could have been better, especially the coffee. Hence only four stars. But we found a café just around the corner so we could have our morning coffee.
Mario ist ein hervorragender Gastgeber. Sehr sympathisch und zuvorkommend. Die Wohnung im Trastevere-Viertel ist sehr sauber und zweckmässig eingerichtet, liegt sehr ruhig und in Gehdistanz zu Tram- und Busstation und diversen Restaurants. Der Aufenthalt war perfekt und ist sehr zu empfehlen.
Mario is the perfect host. He did everything to make our stay an unforgetable trip. The apartment is located in a quiet area in Trastevere, is clean and close to tram, bus and restaurants. We can strongly recommend Mario and the apt. to other guests.
Thank you, Mario, for your welcoming, warm and well-cared "home", so close to the centre and the important places of the Eternal City! Arrivederci!
A great place to stay, Mario is a nice guy and you can always call him for help.
He provides a good breakfast and no time limitations, so you can sleep as long as you want.
No doubt about it we come back!
Trastevere is a nice part of Rome with good restaurants and nice people.
It was a real pleasure staying at Mario's green room. It's in a great location in the lovely Trastevere part of the city, walking distance or a few minutes tram from the centre. Mario was so welcoming and had some great recommendations for restaurants and must-do activities. I will be back!
A perfect and quiet location in Trastevere from where you can explore and enjoy Roma even if you are on a business trip.
A friendly welcome even at late arrival.
A great place to stay in the heart of Trastevere :) Mario is a very nice and friendly person who gave us good advice where to get some good food. The flat was quiet and comfortable and we felt so good in Roma :) Thanks a lot! (also for the great breakfast!)
Mario est un hôte chaleureux et très serviable même si on ne l'a vu qu'un matin sur les trois jours que l'on a passés à Rome.
Très bien située, la chambre est dans un quartier très sympa et festif.
La chambre était très propre, le petit déjeuner très bien (il y en a pour tout les goûts).
Les plus : hébergement situé à deux pas du tramway N°8 qui mène au centre.
Calme, bonne literie
Les moins : Ménage succinct, odeurs désagréables, minuscule filet d'eau à la douche, petit déjeuner en libre service (machines défectueuses, pas d'horaires)
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UTSA students land high-profile D.C. internships
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(June 25, 2008)--As part of her Archer Fellowship internship at ABC's "Good Morning America," Melissa Ruiz was assigned the enviable task of co-producing a news segment, "Stealing You," about identity theft, a segment that aired nationally on "World News."
Lucy Panoyan researched and drafted a regulation regarding medical spas while interning with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and Rawan Arar assisted with managerial duties in the Office of the Administrative Assistant to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
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- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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From internships at "Good Morning America" and the U.S. Department of Health to the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute and the office of U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, UTSA students are gaining first-hand experience, as well as a national perspective of the issues and policies set forth in our nation's capital.
The Bill Archer Fellowship was established by the University of Texas System in conjunction with former U.S. Rep. Bill Archer to bring undergraduate students from University of Texas campuses to Washington, D.C., to participate in internships and take classes in policy, economics and persuasion, according to the Archer Center Web site. At UTSA, the Archer Fellowship application process is managed by the Honors College.
"The idea underlying this program is to bring Texas students to Washington so they have a better understanding of national government and policy. Then they can either bring those skills back to Texas or use those skills to help move Texas to a national and global level," said Ann Eisenberg, associate dean of the Honors College and UTSA Archer Fellowship coordinator.
Students work 30 to 40 hours per week at their internships and take evening classes at the Archer Center. "The center is very clear that the internships must involve more than making coffee or filing," Eisenberg said. "Students really have a chance to observe how policy gets made and how public affairs work."
Another bonus, the Web site states, is that students make and maintain social and professional contacts that could lead to other internship opportunities or employment after college graduation.
Ruiz, who graduated in May with a bachelor's degree in communication, hopes to land a job as a news reporter at a local TV station. During spring break, she left Washington, D.C., to work in the ABC studio in New York and met Diane Sawyer and John Quinones, among other well-known news anchors.
"All of them said to be ready for rejection, but it's OK, and John Quinones told me to be proud of my culture because it's a unique perspective I can bring to a story," she said.
Panoyan, a biology and pre-med major who also graduated this year, will attend the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston in August. However, she says that her internship with the Department of Health has led to her interest in wanting to obtain a law degree and medical degree, especially after her internship required her to survey all 50 states to find out what each is doing to regulate medical spas.
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Arar, a Jordan native who graduated with a sociology degree, plans to become a human rights lawyer, and would first like to live in the Middle East for a year to study conflict resolution. "It was truly inspiring to see justice in action, and I think law is one of the key avenues to promote social justice," she said.
Other recent UTSA Archer Fellowship alumni are Anthony Walker, a senior political science major, who interned in the office of Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison; Robin McIlhenny, a history major who worked in the office of Rep. Ciro Rodriguez; and Crystal Villarreal, a marketing and publications intern with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute who now attends Syracuse University Law School.


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UTSA alumnus, director hosts S.A. premiere of film
By Ashley Harris
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(Oct. 26, 2006)--UTSA graduate and filmmaker Pablo Veliz will premiere his award-winning feature film, "La Tragedia de Macario," to San Antonio audiences at 7 p.m., Friday, Oct. 27 in the UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures Fountain Theatre, 801 S. Bowie St.
Featured at the Sundance Film Festival in February 2006, the film tells the story of Mexican worker Macario (Rogelio T. Ramos), who loses his job in Mexico and seeks a better life for his family by attempting to cross the border into the United States.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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"La Tragedia de Macario" will be presented in Spanish with English subtitles. Tickets are $7 for adults and $4 for children, seniors and military.
The film is based on the May 2003 Victoria, Texas, tragedy in which 18 immigrants died from asphyxiation, dehydration and heat exposure after being locked inside a double-insulated trailer truck and abandoned.
"La Tragedia" has been accepted at film competitions across the country including Sundance Film Festival (Park City, Utah), WorldFest (Houston), South by Southwest Film Festival (Austin), Santa Barbara International Film Festival and was the winner in the Best Feature Film category at the 2005 Pan American Film Festival.
The film is presented as part of the "Seven-String Barbed Wire Fence" photography exhibit on view at UTSA's Institute of Texan Cultures through Jan. 14, 2007. The goal of the exhibit is to give immigration a human face and spur dialogue through the use of images, documentaries and historical content.
For tickets and information about "La Tragedia de Macario" and the "Seven-String Barbed Wire Fence" exhibit, call (210) 458-2300 or visit the Institute of Texan Cultures Web site.


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Interesting, I guess...
Very interesting indeed. I learned from this article that Sarah received the 6th annual "Robert Moses Master Builder Award" last year. Who knew?
This award (I just discovered) is given by the Long Island State Parks to someone who gave exraordinary service to NY parks and demonstrated "an uncommon ability to get things done" (that's our Sarah!)
The award was named after renowned slum architech and city planner, Robert Moses. His policies and personality were so controversial that this year's winner, Bette Midler, refused to accept the award until they took Robert Moses' name off it, so she just won the "Long Island Parks Master Builder Award."
The other previous winners are James Watson (he won a Nobel prize for discovering the double helical structure of DNA), Ted Turner, Martha Stewart, Charles Dolan and Oleg Cassini
I wonder what sports Sarah will do? Or maybe just interviews with athletes.
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Lets see, how many journalism majors at Columbia would give any number of limbs to get this "summer job". Is Sarah even a journalism minor at Yale? Does she know about the wide range of sports at the Summer games? Too bad I can't get the New York Stations - I really am quite curious to see how she handles it.
I hope she is doing well (Honestly!) I'd hate to think that it was only someone's scheme to boost ratings. I hope she can show them some interesting perspectives from the athletes viewpoint (and not just those fluff pieces!)
Red Dog - You get these hot newsitems. Thanks much.
As for Sarah, that is a great gig for her. I presume CBS 2 is the company's radio station.. I also presume she will be reading copy from each of the experts on a particular sport. This willl give her great practice in delivery. I can see her majoring in Communications, now.
Hey, if I could sit through the affable yet clueless Terry Gannon's figure skating blah blah, I'm willing to listen to what Sarah has to say! (NOTE: Terry has improved a lot since he started hosting the sport.)
Sarah is amazing and she is destined to do great things. If she's not going to be on the ice, I'm glad I can see her at least taking an active role with other athletes.
So much for her returning to training for 2006! :D"Hughes is scheduled to return to Yale University as a sophomore in the fall."
As of this writing she's already appeared two nights. It's the CBS local TV affiliate in NYC, but I understand some other CBS stations are picking up the pieces as well. Her pre-Olympic stories are profiles of athletes, some with NY ties. She'll be in Athens as well.
Sarah is personable and well-spoken, and her real-world experience in being around the media since the age of 12 is something most 19-year-old journalism majors can only dream of. (And of course, like all TV personalities, including everyone from Dick Button to Mike Wallace, she has production people assisting her.)
As a thoughtful person, I'm sure she has special insights into what the lives of other young athletes are like. And I would imagine other Olympic athletes enjoy speaking to someone their age (or younger!) who's been through similar experiences.
Posters at FSU and SkateFans among others have seen and commented favorably on her appearances, and I've also heard positive comments privately.
BTW I would not rule out the possibility of her doing *some* type of skating this season.
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Ugh! I'm am just so sick of revisionist history to suit current political fashion! Yeah, Moses did it all by himslef. In fact, he single handedly built the BQE during the night without anyone even knowing until they woke the next morning, and New Yorkers were so outraged that since day one, everyone has refused to use it. Give me a !@#$%ing break! Somehow I doubt that Bette would refuse an Oscar because she'd heard that Pickford's uncle used to cheat on his wife. What a phoney!
Anyway, although I've heard several times over the years about Bette's involvement with NY parks, I've never once heard of Sarah doing anything. I did move away 3 years ago. What pray tell has the Yale student done to deserve the award?
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I was more interested in her getting the gig to read copy of the westling matches, archery, and fencing moves that I overlooked the Master Builder Award.
Anyone know what exactly she did to improve the parks in NYC?
The challenge:
The Foundation for Long Island State Parks, a TBG client, is the child of the Long Island State Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation Commission. The Commission was created by an act of the New York State Legislature. The mission of the Foundation is to enhance and promote usage of the New York State Parks on Long Island, as well as to fund important activities and projects not included in New York State's annual budget.
The Foundation had been lying dormant for some time and, therefore, was not carrying out its mission. The challenge was to jumpstart a program that would provide visibility, while raising funds for the Foundation.
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To meet the challenge, TBG created a special award - The Robert Moses Master Builder Award - named in honor of the founder of the New York State Parks System (among other significant accomplishments). Our strategy was to present the Robert Moses Master Builder Award to a nationally known figure active in the fields of recreation, parks and environment, or historic preservation. The award would be the centerpiece of a prestigious annual black-tie awards dinner, which would also feature the presentation of the Foundation's Distinguished Service Medals to three deserving Long Islanders who have provided leadership in activities consistent with the Parks' mission.
The awards dinner proved to be an instant success and has taken its place as one of Long Island's most significant and exciting events. Thus far, recipients of the Robert Moses Master Builder Award have been Time Warner's Ted Turner, multi-media tycoon Martha Stewart, Nobel Laureate Dr. James Watson, and Cablevision's founder and chairman, Charles Dolan. "
"Laboratory president Jim Watson was awarded the Foundation for Long Island State Parks Robert Moses Master Builder Award. The award is presented in recognition of leadership in the fields of recreation, parks and environment, historic preservation, or other significant contributions to humankind."http://www.cshl.org/public/HT/ss99-awards.html
"Created in 1997, the Master Builder Award recognizes nationally known figures who demonstrate "an uncommon ability to get things done." In addition to Dr. Watson, previous recipients include Ted Turner, Martha Stewart, Charles Dolan, Oleg Cassini and Olympic Gold Medal Figure Skater, Sarah Hughes. Proceeds from the annual Master Builder Award Gala will be shared between the Foundation and the NYRP, enhancing parks and activities for patrons across the Long Island and New York metropolitan region."http://nysparks.state.ny.us/press/2004/Apr_16.htm
What a crock of sh!t! How did it go from being in honor of parks and historic presevation to "getting things done"? Sounds like Sarah's win was strictly political to me.
Can I hazard a guess that Sarah won because she is resident of Great Neck, Long Island and she won an Olympic Gold medal?
Newsday (the Long Island paper) only seemed interested in skating when Sarah was at the Olympics. Since then, the sport, even during the nationals and worlds, fell completely off that paper's sport pages. Talk about being a "homer"
I don't think I would say political, exactly. I don't see anything wrong with the Long Island Parks honoring a hometown girl who did something spectacular on the world stage, even if she wasn't involved specifically in projects to raise money for parks and park services. Maybe they felt that she represents "family values," like all of the folks that they want to encourage to come out and use the parks.Originally Posted by berthes ghost
Anyway, as I read the articles on this award, it seems like the purpose of the awards ceremony is itself to raise money: "Proceeds from the annual Master Builder Award Gala will be shared between the Foundation and the NYRP, enhancing parks and activities for patrons across the Long Island and New York metropolitan region." So maybe they thought that a bunch of people would want to come out and pay $50 a plate to see the Olympic champion, while contributing to a worthy cause.
I hope so. The more figure skaters start getting treated like real celebrities, the better. It's good for the sport, IMO. Like Bronxgirl says, nobody on Long Island gives two hoots about figure skating, but they love Sarah, LOL.
And why shouldn't they? She is a sweetheart , not arrogant or boastful, even though she has plenty to boast about if she wanted to. I am glad that she will be participating as a journalist at the summer games just to keep in the mind of the public, "Hey, don't forget us -- we'll see you in 2006."
I agree with Mathman. And besides, it is their award to give. But, I do not like hearing that Bette Midler demanded the name of the award be changed before she accepted it. If she didn't like the name of the award or the history behind it...she shouldn't have accepted it period. Putting a new name on something doesn't erase its past.


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Some mods need to take a thread merging 101 course.
In all seriousness, it's getting a little difficult to follow threads.
I can guarantee you we can leave it alone and we will then see "this again?", "can't you read?", etc.
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The word "instant" makes me suspicious.
When applied to food, it's a synonym for "mediocre flavoring with a chemical aftertaste," as in instant soup, instant coffee, and instant mashed potatoes.
When used in reference to health care, it means "fraudulent." Which is why there's no such thing as instant pain relief, instant weight loss, or instant zit removal.
There's instant gratification (unsatisfying), instant debt relief (unreliable), and instant messaging (unendurable). John Lennon's "Instant Karma"? Unlistenable.
I'll make an exception for instant replay in sports.
But when it comes to politics, the word has even less credibility. Elected officials never do anything instantly, unless it's grab their paychecks and get out of town. And if they ever do fulfill a campaign promise for instant action, they're certain to cause more problems than they solve (the Maine law passed in 2009 that accidentally made it almost impossible to hold wine tastings comes to mind — instantly).
Which brings us to the Portland Charter Commission (motto: No, Sorry, We Don't Book Bus Tours — It's A Different Kind Of Charter). Members of this esteemed assemblage are considering a proposal to have the state's most populous city elect its mayor by something called instant-runoff voting (its pals call it IRV).
Under this system, voters wouldn't choose a single candidate for the post. Instead, they'd rank all the contenders, from best to worst. If nobody got a majority of the "best" votes, the last-place finisher would be eliminated (humanely, of course) and his or her support redistributed to the candidates who ranked second on those ballots. This process would continue until either someone gained more than 50 percent, or everyone got sick of recounting and went home in disgust.
IRV is used in many places, such as Cambridge, Massachusetts, where voters recently faced a ballot containing 19 names for City Council. The recounting took longer than the NFL playoffs. Can't wait to try that with Maine's 23-candidate gubernatorial election.
IRV is also the preferred method of picking members of parliament in Papua New Guinea, the House of Representatives in Fiji, and the winners of science fiction's Hugo Awards. Good to know the little guys still stand a chance against Avatar.
Supporters say IRV offers many advantages. In a 2006 op-ed, Justin Alfond, now a Democratic state senator from Portland, claimed it would elevate decision-making to a higher level.
"In a four-way race," Alfond wrote, "we will no longer have to consider how we think other people are voting so as to prevent our least-favorite candidate from winning."
Often, all the candidates are my least-favorite. Does IRV give me the option of multiple last-place ratings?
The Maine Legislature has been faced with bills to institute instant-runoff voting statewide three times in the last decade, but rejected all of them. A 2005 study by the Secretary of State's Office found the switch would be costly — San Francisco spent more than $2.7 million to convert — and difficult to implement for local election officials, many of whom still count ballots by hand. The Maine Municipal Association argued the ranked ballots would be confusing for voters, who sometimes have difficulty deciding simple races between Tweedledee and Tweedledum (although that may not be entirely their fault).
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Nicely done Hanigan!
Nicely done Hanigan!
Perfect! Now, lay down a good bunt, Bailey.
Homer, when you bunt, run fast. Hanigan will likely be gunned down at second.
This lineup has already outscored yesterday's lineup by 2 runs.
Bad bunt attempt by Bailey fouls out to the catcher
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"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
At least no DP there. C'mon Choo.
Why can't this team bunt?
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Dennis Johnson is really good but he fumbles often, every 25 touchesWhats the take on sleepers this yr around here? We used to start a sleeper thread, but probably just put tha INFO right in this thread this yr, i suppose?
Bored , so i figured i'd write down some sleepers of mine... Sleepers can also be guys who are perdicted to go in ealyish rds, that u think are gonna be way better then where they are selected... Any sleepers out there, u guys excited about?
Chris Jones DT Bowling Green- This guy can flat out make plays.. Hes strong, but a bit undersized at listed 292 lbs.. Hes had a incredible season, and could offer value if he goes where projected, in the 4th-6th range..
Theo Rid**** RB N.Dame- Love the kid, and think he helps a team.. He can catch as well as run, and he runs harder then his size indicates.. Could be a nice additon to a duo or trio backfield..
Cierre Wood RB N.Dame- Sticking with the NDAME backfield, CIerre Wood has the more prototypical size u want outta a back, and was a prized recruit when coming out.. Has deceptive speed, and can keep it moving forward after first contact.. Solid mid to late rd RB in my opinion... Has a body type like Darren McFaddens, and is a long strider in the open field, and has decent cut back ability.. Decent reciever outta backfield...
Jake Stoneburner TE Ohio St- I like this kid as a reciever going forward.. He has frame to pile on a few more LB's, and could be a nice additon in the 5-7rd range.. A decent fall back option, if we dont go TE early..
DJ Swearinger S S.Carolina- Hes not a huge sleeper per say, but hes better then a few of the S's perdicted to go ahead of him, in my opinion.. Hes a strong , fundamentally strong kid, who is a key member of a really good defenses backfield.. He can really lay a hit and is involved in most plays it seems.. Not great ball skills, but decent, and isn't a weakness against the pass.. I'd say more of a all around safety, and not specializing in one or the other(pass or against run)..
Dennis Johnson RB Arkansas- Another RB , i know..lol This kid can take a hit and keep on moving, and has that MJD, R.Rice , D.Martin look about em, and i love those low center of gravity backs, that have some shiftiness to em as well.. He has taken over the backfield away from Knile Davis , despite some of that being Davis probably not recovering from injury as well as we hoped, still give em his props for that.. A hard runner, with deceptive speed, could be better pro then college player...
Adrian Bushell CB Louisville- A solid sized CB, who can make the plays against the pass, and was supposed to take over for Joe Haden at FLORIDA but followed Charlie Strong to Louisville.. THe kids been rising, and i expect him to continue that.. Reminds me alittle bit of another former Louisiville CB i liked alot and ended up with saints, Johnny Patrick, who went in RD3...
AJ Klein ILB Iowa St- I just like his gritty hard nosed approach and leadership qualities. he strikes me as the kinda guy who will always make it on to a team because of how hard he works, and the little things he does.. Not overly disimaler to our very own Chase Blackburn.. Good sized kid who can thump..
Jonathan Bostic ILB Florida- Another ILB i really like is Bostic.. Aggresive player, whos stout against run, and could be value on ST's as well.. I really like this kid...
Alec Lemon WR Syracuse
Shamarko Thomas S Syracuse
Earl Wolff S NC State
Blaize Foltz G T.C.U
LaAdrian Waddle OT Texas Tech
Robbie Rouse RB Fresno St.
Emory Blake WR Auburn
Steve Greer LB Virignia
Miguel Maysonet RB Stony Brook
Ryan Griffin TE UCONN
Everett Dawkins DT Florida St
Kapron Lewis-Moore DE- possibly switch to DT in a 43 pro sceme?


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Aircraft fleet to almost treble in the next 20 years
According to Airbus' latest Global Market forecast (GMF) carriers in the Middle East will require 1,921 new passenger and freighter aircraft (above 100 seats) between 2011 and 2030 valued at US$347.4 billion. Of these, 1,882 are passenger aircraft (US$336.3 billion) and 39 are freighter aircraft (US$11.1billion).
The main drivers of the continued strong demand for new aircraft include fleet expansion and replacement, greater urbanisation, an increasing number of mega cities and the overall ongoing expansion of the region as a geographical hub and tourist destination. With today's aircraft capabilities every major destination around the globe is within reach of a direct flight from the Middle East.
These factors are driving an above average passenger demand growth rate of 6.4 per cent per year which is well above the world average 4.8 per cent over the next 20 years. This above average growth rate will result in the almost trebling of the regions fleet from over 800 aircraft today to some 2,260 by 2030.
Middle Eastern carriers are increasingly choosing larger aircraft due to the growing number of global hubs in the region, and particularly within aircraft families for the reduced training and maintenance costs, reduced fuel burn and environmental benefits they bring.
The region's new passenger aircraft requirement includes: 779 single-aisle aircraft, such as the A320 Family valued at US$57.3 billion; 801 twin-aisle aircraft such as the A350 XWB valued at US$179.8 billion and 302 very large aircraft (VLA) such as the A380 valued at US$99.2 billion. Of these 1,442 aircraft will be necessary for growth and 440 for replacing ageing aircraft with newer more eco-efficient models. In the freighter aircraft category, there will be a demand for 13 twin-aisle aircraft and 26 VLA aircraft.
"The Middle East remains one of the world's most robust aviation regions and this is confirmed by a 200 per cent increase in inter-regional passenger traffic over the last 10 years," said John Leahy, Airbus Chief Operating Officer, Customers. "The region is uniquely placed with more than 85 per cent of the world's population within reach of a direct flight, making the Middle East a fertile market place for our eco-efficient aircraft today and beyond."
Globally, there is a move towards larger aircraft in all size categories to help absorb growing passenger numbers despite infrastructure constraints. The region is already the world's busiest for the world's most advanced aircraft, the A380, and this will continue to increase.
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Barrick and Kinross Still a Buy: Citi
Gold mining stocks had a fairly good week last week (at least, better than they've had in a while), possibly helped by a bullish piece in Barron's by Andrew Bary which suggested that all is not lost with the sector (sub required).
The best performer last week was Barrick Gold (ABX), climbing 3%. And today, the stock is up more than 3.5% after a positive note by Citigroup analyst Brian Yu:
ABX Has Multiple Levers to Pull in Response to Weaker Gold, Valuation Attractive – Because of ongoing troubles on the Chilean side of the Pascua Lama project, ABX shares trade at a discount to peers for a reason. But we believe liquidity concerns at $1,400/oz gold are misplaced because the company has already announced $600 mln in spending cuts, plans to issue new long-term debt to address near-term maturities, and continues to negotiate non-core asset sales.
Yu reiterated his Buy rating for Barrick — and also for Kinross Gold (KGC). Kinross dropped 0.2% last week, and is down 3% today, but Yu writes:
KGC is scheduled to provide an update on Tasiast [Tuesday] and this should provide greater clarity on updated project costs and economics, following a decision earlier in the year to focus on the smaller 30k tonnes per day mill option. We are maintaining our Buy rating because of the growth that Tasiast offers, assuming an economically attractive return.
Yu maintained his Hold rating for Newmont Mining (NEM) and Goldcorp (GG), writing about gold-related stocks in relation to the precious metal (gold is up 1% Monday afternoon):
We believe the short-term outlook for gold should improve despite the ongoing decline in investment related holdings…GG and NEM shares have held up relatively better because of their balance sheet, but GG already commands a high premium and NEM lacks sufficient growth relative to their trading multiple, in our view.


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#1 Thu 22 Nov 12 10:52pm
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15 Cornwall and some more
Maximum Respect, 15 Cornwall is Boom!
Amazing meal, superb service,great night. 10th Nov.
All course's were superb. Lobster risotto and salt beef were standout!
Herbal Cola Rocked!
Well done to all involved. Also enjoyed Union Jacks.
Gordon Ramsays on Hospital Rd. was the best meal we have ever had, on Monday.7 courses , 3 hours of bliss!
Also Bah Mih 11 gave us superb food, visit them at their new Shoreditch Cafe.
Big shout to Street Feast & Kerb, loved Friday at Hackney. Yum Bun and Ice Cream.
Also River Cottage Plymouth and the Bakery at Plymouth. Amazing food. R.C. standout meals, both of them.
Back in Bavaria, more great food, real bread, hurrah!
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#2 Fri 23 Nov 12 9:35am
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Re: 15 Cornwall and some more
My, you've been busy. You must be feeling pretty full!
Never been to Bavaria. Is it interesting?
#3 Fri 23 Nov 12 12:26pm
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Re: 15 Cornwall and some more
Wow you sure had an amazing time
#4 Fri 23 Nov 12 5:28pm
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Re: 15 Cornwall and some more
@nGoose1 wrote:
Back in Bavaria, more great food, real bread, hurrah!
Goose , what bread do you call real bread ?
Why do you not consider the UK to have real bread ?
I am just curious
#5 Fri 23 Nov 12 6:09pm
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Re: 15 Cornwall and some more
nGoose, I'm glad you had a nice time!
#6 Fri 23 Nov 12 6:17pm
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Re: 15 Cornwall and some more
My daughter has said how good the Gordon Ramsey restaurant is as she is lucky enough to have been a few times .
As you know I love going to Fifteen , fifteen Cornwall being by the beach has a bit of a different atmosphere to Fifteen London.
I have plans to get to the River Cottage but not sure when.
Looks like you have been Avignon a great feast Goose .
#7 Thu 06 Dec 12 1:39am
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Re: 15 Cornwall and some more
Bavaria is a really cool place, especially in winter. No ten foot santa's/tastless Wilkinson iluminated sh!te on their houses. Gl�hwein and Bratwurst keeps the cold out.
Real bread, you know it when you have it. Fosters beer/ a pint of Hop Back Summer Lightning or a Kristall Weissbier, Thatchers cider perhaps? that�s the difference. Taste structure ingredients.
When I first visited Bavaria, my girlfriend picked up a loaf knocked it and said this is real bread. The Germans make a concertina movement with their hands and say English bread ha ha ha! British food is the best in the world, but alas our bread is pants!
I put bread in the fridge in Germany, not a good idea, almost got the boot from my girlfriend. Now I understand why, I never put bread in the fridge.
We have some OK. Bakeries around, perhaps someone names them in another thread.
Bakery Plymouth (Date and Pecan Rye is good, some things are not as good).
Exploding Bakery Plymouth, these guys are cool, try the Lemon Polenta cake.
Flour Station London
Cheers for your comments.
#8 Thu 06 Dec 12 9:07am
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Re: 15 Cornwall and some more
I'm going to take issue with you saying that British bread .
When I was a child , we had a bakers truck ( nowadays the bread sold would be called 'artisan bread' )that came round to the houses several times a week , there were also many small bakers shops .
These declined with the supermarkets becoming more prominent in the high street .
That said for many years I remember a loaf similar to the sliced loaf we know today , it came wrapped in waxed paper and was an uncut loaf.
The sliced loaf is for many a great invention , the British are not alone in eating this type of bread , it can also be bought on the continent and in Aamerica . I am sure other places as well but I have not visited those countries so I can't comment.
Many British people now make their own bread using a breadmaker , there is a good selection of flours and yeasts avalible.
Artisan bakers are becoming more popular again . Through farmers markets , small businesses and other means.
British bread might not be to your taste but you can easily find good bread if you want.
#9 Thu 06 Dec 12 11:30am
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Re: 15 Cornwall and some more
Standard fine crumb soft white bread is pretty standard here but there are many other options now with all the immigration , different cultures have brought what I consider to be good bread here. My fathers generation that immigrated to Canada from italy actually hated the soft white bread so much they used it as the basis for making fun of the wasp population that was here. They had a term for them, Mangia Cake( Cake Eaters), it came to mean anything typically WASPish.
Only a fool argues with a skunk, a mule or a cook. { cowboy saying}
#10 Thu 27 Dec 12 1:32am
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Re: 15 Cornwall and some more
The higher % of bread bought/sold in the UK is made with too many ingredients, not good ones.
In Bavaria this is not the case.
Check out this guy Germany's funniest.
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