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Former Car and Driver editor-in-chief and Automobile founder David E. Davis Jr. has died near his home in Ann Arbor, Michigan, after complications from surgery related to bladder cancer.
Lynda Carter Reveals Opinion on New 'Wonder Woman' Costume
The star of the '70s series also says she discussed a cameo in the David E. Kelley pilot.
David Cronenberg's iPhone Charger
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David E. Kelley Pulls the Greatest, Nerdiest Wonder Woman Trolling Ever
In short: a performer everyone loves for playing a character everyone loves on a show that everyone hates appearing as yet another version of a character everyone loves on a show that nobody watches and wearing a costume everyone hates from a show that nobody will ever see.
David E. Kelley Producing New Wonder Woman TV Series
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Is Android Only Surging Because Apple Is Letting It?
This weekend, I've been catching up on some reading. One post that was of particular interest to me was David Beach's article from last week about developing for Android. Beach, who is a product manager at eBay Mobile and a co-founder of 12seconds, basically says that the experience sucks for a number of reasons (all of which Google can fix, but will take quite a bit of work and time). But one quote in particular stuck out to me: Android has succeeded despite Google. In fact it's safe to say that Android is successful for one primary reason. The iPhone is only available on AT&T. If the iPhone was on Verizon a year ago. Android would be no where near as popular. Obviously, Beach isn't the first person to bring this idea up. But he brings it up in a way that he's able to back-up his feelings from a developers' perspective, while at the same time roping in what isn't ideal from a consumer perspective about Android as well.
Fox News: New 'Wonder Woman' Outfit Lacks Patriotism
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Menu of Opportunities for Scientist Involvement in Teacher Preparation
Provide Professional Development
Professional Development in Science Teaching Methods | In Science Content | In Educational Resources
Best Practices for Success in Providing Professional Development
- Read the "Before You Begin" information.
- Review content standards in your area/state through partnership with an educator.
- Design your professional development in partnership with science education faculty members..
- Keep participant costs down; if possible, underwrite costs completely—even better, provide a stipend to cover participants' travel costs.
- Conduct a needs assessment before providing the professional development.
- If possible, conduct the professional development at conferences which your participants will already attend.
- When designing professional development, keep the diversity of students who will be served by future teachers in mind—consider cultural awareness, underserved institutions, disabilities and accessibility.
- Include best tools and resources that exist for this topic, modeling and inviting participants to use them during the professional development.
- Incorporate easy-to-find materials so that participants and their students will be able to locate them in the future.
- Make all experiences a blend of content and pedagogy.
- Imbed scientific inquiry within the professional development itself.
- Include an awareness of misconceptions that students will have for your topic.
- Consider modeling various adaptations for different needs of potential students—how can this activity or content be applied in a poor inner-city classroom? In a school for the blind?
- Plan an appropriate evaluation of the professional development, which will not only let you now what the participants thought but will provide valuable feedback on ways you or others could improve it for the future.
- Document the lessons for future users, and consider making a video recording of your activities in action.
- Professional development needs to evolve as your audience's needs and the science education standards change—keep everything current
- Design for follow-up (email, workshops, calls/ site visits, etc) after the professional development ends.
|Professional Development in Science Teaching Methods
These workshops would demonstrate how to teach undergraduate science courses using current educational practices based on education research and current science standards, to provide faculty with a deeper understanding of sound pedagogy, to build a community of faculty committed to advancing effective pedagogy in Earth and space sciences, and to foster a collegiate culture favorable to learning and teaching throughout the STEM education disciplines
Models of Programs to Provide Professional Development in Science Teaching Methods
- Center for Astronomy Education- Teaching Excellence Workshops
- Faculty Institute for NASA Earth and Space Science Education
- AAPT Workshop for New Physics and Astronomy Faculty
- 2003 Workshop: Developing the Earth Science Teacher Workforce:
The Role of Geoscience Departments and Introductory Courses
- California State University's Institute for Teaching and Learning fosters faculty professional growth.
- Michigan State University's College of Natural Science provides its faculty with professional development opportunities addressing issues in research, teaching, and leadership.
- Cosmos in the Classroom is a national symposium on teaching astronomy at the college level
|Professional Development in Specific Science Content
Teachers, future teachers, education faculty, and even other scientists (including those teaching future teachers) often do not have the opportunity or ability to read the latest research on the subjects for which their students will have questions. By sharing your content knowledge in the context of a professional development workshop, you are providing them with insight into the current state of science, some interaction and materials they can use in the classroom, and a contact—a name and a face of a scientist that they can question.
Paths of Involvement
- Present a science-content workshop during a pre-service class at a university
- Conduct science content-rich workshops at science education conferences and at pre-service institutes
- Conduct science content-rich workshops during education sessions at science conferences.
- Provide On-line courses for educators and future teachers.
- Conduct science content-rich Institutes: several days of workshops with a common theme.
Models of Programs to Provide Professional Development in Science Content
|Professional Development on Pre-Service Educational Resources
In order to know about them and understand their usefulness, even the best pre-service resources need to be used by the teachers and the teacher educators in a hands-on environment. There are many different ways this professional development could be done:
Paths of Involvement
- You could simply provide information on how to use the resources, in thorough written instructions or by videotaping the resources being used in a real classroom.
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How much milk do you go through in a week? What kind do you buy and how many kids and ages?
Whole milk - we usually end up buying another gallon at the end of the week.
About a gallon a week. I buy whole milk and only have 1 child. I use it for cooking as well though.
My 3.5yo & 2yo drink almond milk.
My 5.5yo drinks 2% - sometimes dh too.
When my daughter was young, ten-sixteen, we went through about three gallons a week. She loved her milk. 2%
None anymore.
My two oldest are lactose intollerant (as is their dad) and my son breaks out in hives with dairy.
I'll buy a gallon when it is on sale for myself and end up freezing half to cook with.
We do almond/coconut milk - but not much. My kids pretty much drink water now.
Usually 1 1/2- 2 gallons a week. It depends on how much we are baking, what we drink, ect


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From: Treatwell Wellness Expert,
So far in our 'Day in the life of...' series, we've had a peek into the lives of a variety of different wellbeing therapists. This week, we're taking a foray into the world of hair and beauty to see what goes on behind the scenes in the life of a hairdresser.
We've interviewed Vas Kesta, celebrity hairstylist and salon owner, to find out how he goes about his working day. No stranger to hard work, Vas has appeared on Channel 4's The Salon and 10 Years Younger – but he's most often to be found working his magic at his Bromley-based salon, Hectik. Wahanda caught up with him to see if we could steal a bit of his motivation...
I make sure I get a good breakfast in the morning and a good cup of coffee to get me going. I like to be in the salon 15 minutes before my first client, to make sure all my equipment is ready to use. Checking my appointments for the day is very important to me, as I need to know who I have booked in and what for so I can plan my day and not run late for my clients. Also, my appearance is vital - I like to look good and smell good for the day.
As a salon owner and stylist, my job consists of a lot of duties. I make sure all the team are on time and ready to work for the day. Dealing with clients is the most important part of my job - making sure every client leaves the salon relaxed and happy. The first step is to do a consultation with the client, understanding what she would like from her treatment and what her desire for her hair is. The next step is to put my ideas into action and achieve what the client wants.
Keeping the salon clean is important, so I make sure all hair is swept up and the section units are clean and wiped over.
Ordering stock is also a major part of the day. Stock checks are vital to make sure we don't run low on any products that we use. If we don't have the right amount of products, then we cannot create the perfect work.
The most rewarding thing is to make the client feeling amazing when she or he leaves the salon. There is nothing more rewarding than making someone look beautiful. Clients often come in feeling down - when I help them to feel positive and confident, then I know I have achieved something that not a lot of people can do.
I love my job to bits. Everybody has a bad day at work now and again, but I can honestly say that there is nothing that I don't like about my job.
My diet is very important to me, as sometimes I don't get a full lunch break and have to eat on the go. For breakfast, I always eat a bowl of porridge, followed by a glass of orange juice and a banana.
During the time between breakfast and lunch I try to have a few snacks - fruit, nuts and a protein shake for recovery from gym work during the week. At lunch, I try to eat a high protein and carb diet to give me energy. As a hairstylist, you are always on your feet and on the move, so being hydrated is important - I try to have 1.5 to 2 litres of water or fluid like juices. Then, for dinner, there is nothing like a good Cypriot dish - vine leaves, beans, halloumi cheese, koupes and much more, followed by another protein shake.
I switch off after work by going to the gym to get rid of stress and tension and free my mind. I try to go 3-4 times a week - it really helps me and keeps me nice and fit.
I have a sports massage once every two weeks to keep my body relaxed. I like to go for dinner on the weekends and socialise with friends and family.
The only thing I wish I had time for is more holidays. Getting away from everything for a couple of weeks now and again helps the system so much - I always come back full of energy and ideas.
Inspired by Vas' approach to hairdressing? We certainly are! If you're looking to transform your tresses, visit our Hectik page and treat yourself to one of the salon's great value hair offers. Trust us - there'll be no more bad hair days from now on!
Lady Wellness is Treatwell's voice on the latest spas and treatments out there, the dos and don'ts of health and beauty, and trendspotting in the world of wellness. Let Lady Wellness be your expert guide to health, beauty and happiness.See my profile
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Round 2 Pick 13 (S.D.): DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson (B+)
Round 2 Pick 30: Arthur Brown, OLB, Kansas State (A)
Round 3 Pick 12 (S.F.): Johnathan Hankins, DT, Ohio State (A)
Round 3 Pick 14 (S.D.): Jonathan Cyprien, SS, Florida International (A)
Round 3 Pick 22 (CINN): Bacarri Rambo, FS, Georgia (A)
Round 4 Pick 2 (K.C.): Tyrann Mathieu, CB, LSU (A)
Round 4 Pick 6 (ARI): Ryan Swope, WR, Texas A&M (B-)
Round 4 Pick 32: Gavin Escobar, TE, San Diego State (A-)
Round 4 Pick 33 (COMP): Kevin Reddick, ILB, North Carolina (A)
Round 5 Pick 1 (K.C.): Brennan Williams, OT, North Carolina (B)
Round 5 Pick 7 (ARI): David Quessenberry, OT, San Jose State (A-)
Round 5 Pick 32: Kwame Geathers, DT, Georgia (A)
Round 5 Pick 35 (COMP): Brian Schwenke, C, California (A)
Round 6 Pick 31: Tyler Bray, QB, Tennessee (A)
Round 6 Pick 32: Robert Lester, SS, Alabama (A)
Round 6 Pick 35 (COMP): Aaron Mellette, WR, Elon (B)
Round 7 Pick 32: Onterio McCalebb, RB, Auburn (B-)
Round 7 Pick 41 (COMP): Rod Sweeting, CB, Georgia Tech (A)


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About Us
Baja Kayak Adventures Tours is a Canadian Eco-tour company, owned and operated by 3 long time friends and guides: brother and sister Ryan and Hilary Masson, and Joel Lopes from Guadalajara Mexico. Ryan and Hilary Masson, are fully trained and certified, with extensive paddling experience throughout Baja (and BC). As a family growing up on the coast we have fostered a natural love for the ocean and maritime recreation. We spend our free time together traveling, kayaking, sailing, camping, and hosting BBQs and dinner parties with our friends and family. The Masson family also operates Silva Bay Kayak Adventures during the summer months in British Columbia's beautiful Gulf Islands.
Joel's Aunt and Uncle, Peter and Anna Marcus started Gabriola Cycle and Kayak nearly 30 years ago. Joel together with Ryan and Hilary bought the Mexican half of the business in 2006 and re-named it Baja Kayak Adventure Tours. We still run our tours with the same philosophy that set Gabriola Cycle and Kayak apart.
Our goal is to get people out on the water so they can experience and enjoy the amazingly diverse coastal-desert ecosystem - Baja and Mexico's Sea of Cortez. With our reasonable pricing we can customize a tour for any interest or budget. Baja Kayak Adventure Tours offer a wide range of kayaking tour options, both camping or villa based:
- Day Tours and Lessons
- Family Adventures
- Camping Expeditions
- Remote Baja Ranch Experiences
- Multi-sport 'get-aways' at an exclusive and remote Mexican villa
With this variety we can create an unforgettable experience for any interest or skill level. Join us in Baja, the best winter paddling in this Hemisphere!
Mexico's Sea of Cortez and Baja Peninsula
Mexico's Baja California is a 1300 kilometer peninsula of unique beauty and contrasts between desert and sea. The Sea of Cortez coastline is ideal for sea kayak exploration. The uninhabited islands, abundant marine and bird life, warm water and spectacular mountainous scenery combine to make this area a paddling paradise...
Read more about Baja and the Sea of Cortez in our blog.
Our Guides
Ryan Masson
Our lead guide, Ryan, has a diploma in Tourism, Parks, and Recreation Management. He has spent the last 13 years working in Tourism, and the last 10 years as a full time kayak guide. Ryan is certified Level II Guide with the Sea Kayak Guides Alliance of BC, and has a 3 star certification with the British Canoe and Kayak Union.
Ryan is also a certified Master, Limited 60 GT (Commercial Sea Captain) with Transport Canada and spends part of his summers as Captain on 2 boats: the M.V. Island Bay doing Mother-ship Kayak Tours in Haida Hwaii (http://www.tourhaidagwaii.com), and the Achiever, a 72-foot sailboat doing marine reasearch for Raincoast Conservation Foundation (http://www.raincoast.org/). The rest of the summer he is one of our lead Kayaking, Paddle Boarding and Sailing guides with Silva Bay Kayak Adventures, our family's summer business in our home town of Gabriola Island.
In the off season Ryan is assistant instructor at Safer Oceans Systems, teaching Transport Canada approved boating and marine training courses. 6 years ago Ryan crewed on a 46 foot sailboat "Hokimai" for three months from Baja, Mexico crossing the Pacific Ocean to French Polynesia. Ryan was also a board member for the Silva Bay Shipyard School, Canada's only full-time wooden boat building school. Ryan spends his free time mountain biking, racing cyclocross, sailing, hiking, rock climbing, surfing, skiing and playing music.
Joel Lopez
Joel Lopez is our partner in business and comes from Guadalajara, Mexico and is the nephew of Peter and Anna Marcus (Founders and owners of Gabriola Cycle and Kayak). He brings to our partnership extensive knowledge from his years guiding here in Baja, Mexico. Joel is an active member of the Loreto community and is well known and respected throughout. He has certifications from Wilderness Medicine Institute's Advanced First Responder certification for First Aid, NOLS Advanced wilderness medicine, and has 3 Star Certification with the British Canoe and Kayak Union (www.bcu.org.uk). Joel is a PADI Dive Master, and on his way to a certified PADI Dive Instructor. In the off-season he works with Dolphin Dive Center here in Loreto.
Hilary Masson
Hilary Masson has an associates degree in Environmental Studies at Langara College in Vancouver, B.C. In 2003 she attended Hooksum Outdoor Leadership School, on north western Vancouver Island where she completed a month long certifications program covering a diverse range of outdoor leadership skills. From there she has guided on the coast of B.C. including Haida Gwaii - Queen Charlotte Islands, in the summer months. She is a certified Level II guide with Sea Kayak Guides Alliance of BC. In 2010 Hilary completed her Advanced Wilderness First Aid Certification with the Wilderness Medicine Institute in Spanish, at the National Outdoor Leadership School's Mexico campus.
Hilary was the regular "Paddle Meals" contributor to Wave Length Magazine where she shared her passion for camp cooking for 6 years. Hilary is fluent in Spanish, as she has spent 8 full winter seasons paddling in Baja Mexico. Hilary is also committed to giving back to the community where she lives in the winter, so she volunteers for the Bay of Loreto National Park putting on a wide variety of public stewardship events for locals. She also is a certified environmental educator with the Bio-regional Environmental Education Project funded by the San Diego Natural History Museum, and has completed various environmental education projects in Loreto.


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There are a lot of good things going on in THE BOURNE LEGACY. They cast the hot Jeremy Renner as the super spy, ass-kicking machine that the government realizes they need to take down after he goes rogue. (Interesting fact: For those people who were claiming that Damon might have been replaced due to his advancing age, let it be noted that Renner is only 3 months younger than Damon.) They're adding the enigmatic but extremely talented Edward Norton. Oh, and they're keeping a couple of the mainstays from the previous movies, including this week's cougar Hot or Not selection.
Joan Allen
I'm trying to think if I can remember a time when I didn't think of Joan Allen as being a grown up. While she might have gotten an early start in the 80's in loves like PEGGY SUE GOT MARRIED, it doesn't seem as memorable. I think the first time Allen really caught my eye was when she played the beleaguered mom in SEARCHING FOR BOBBY FISCHER. She's quite good at playing the demure housewife with a tiger lurking beneath the skin.
Simple math isn't my strongest attribute, but if I'm calculating correctly, Joan will be turning 56-years old on August 20th, 10 days after her latest movie debuts. This picture of her in a bikini was taken in 2008, when she would have been 52. Considering that Joan gave birth to her daughter Sadie when she was 38-years old and wow... I could fill this sentence with so many flattering things to say about how fantastic her shape is but it's just going to serve to make me feel lowly and undisciplined.
I think I might be covering more older hotties lately not so much because I'm running out of new, young faces to feature but because I think the trend of people who are spending the money at the movies (you know, women like our moms) want to see actresses who have some miles on them. They too like the hope that is given when they see someone in their age demographic still be cast in a light that causes younger men to pitch tents. She's tall, she's exudes a self-confidence that would make a world leader blush and damn.... look at that body! Not even as a 50-something woman, but just... damn. Look at that body.
What do you think of Joan Allen?


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CPS case outcomes by principal offence
This report contains a monthly analysis of the outcome of CPS proceedings in magistrates' courts and in the Crown Court. Outcomes are broken down into two categories: convictions and unsuccessful outcomes. The report shows the number and the proportion of defendants falling into each category.
Convictions comprise guilty pleas, convictions after trial and cases proved in the absence of the defendant. Unsuccessful outcomes represent all outcomes other than a conviction, comprising discontinuances and withdrawals, discharged committals, dismissals and acquittals, and administrative finalisations.
Administrative finalisations are recorded where a case cannot proceed because a warrant for the arrest of the defendant remains unexecuted, or where the defendant cannot be traced by the police for a summons to be served, or the defendant has died or been found unfit to plead.
Outcomes are shown separately according to the principal offence category. The Principal Offence Category indicates the most serious offence with which the defendant is charged at the time of finalisation. Where the nature of the charges alters during the life of a case, the Principal Offence at the time of finalisation may be different than would have seemed appropriate at an earlier stage of proceedings. In all such cases the Principal Offence category to be recorded is that which applies at finalisation,, regardless of whether this is more serious, or less serious, than would have applied earlier in the life of the case.
Offences are divided into: homicide, offences against the person, sexual offences, burglary, robbery, theft and handling, fraud and forgery, criminal damage, drugs offences, public order, motoring, and all other offences excluding motoring.
CPS records do not identify the principal offence for cases resulting in an administrative finalisation, which are shown in the present report as a separate category.
CPS outcomes are recorded on a defendant basis. In some cases, a number of defendants may be prosecuted together. All defendants may be convicted; all may be acquitted; or some may be convicted and others acquitted. Because cases often involve a number of defendants who are tried together, defendant based data can be distorted as a result. Over time this effect will be evened out, but it should be borne in mind that figures for a single month may represent the outcome of only a small number of separate cases.
The CPS collects data to assist in the effective management of its prosecution functions. The CPS does not collect data which constitutes official statistics as defined in the Statistics and Registration Service Act 2007. This data has been drawn from the CPS's administrative IT systems, which (as with any large scale recording system) is subject to possible errors with data entry and processing. The figures are provisional and subject to change as more information is recorded by the CPS. We are committed to improving the quality of our data and from mid June 2015 introduced a new data assurance regime which may explain some unexpected variance in some sets of data.
The official statistics relating to crime and policing are maintained by the Home Office and the official statistics relating to sentencing, criminal court proceedings, offenders brought to justice, the courts and the judiciary are maintained by the Ministry of Justice.
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Remember Me opens with an ad for Sensen – a neurological implant that allows the host to retain their memories and share them with their loved ones. You can keep those memories safe, ensure they can be passed like a legacy, and in the case of our protagonist Nilin, they can also be erased. Scraped of all of our memories but our name, our adventure begins screaming on the floor as our past streams from our Sensen in the back of our neck. Stumbling to our feet, questions swirling in our skull, we follow a robot to destroy the final remaining memories in our head. Our only savior, a voice that breaks into our mind, helps us to escape to freedom, raising even more questions. Bienvenue to Neo-Paris, 2084.
In the future, a corporation called Memorize has figured out a way to digitize memories, allowing people to re-experience them at will. A first date, their first romantic kiss, an epic victory. Beyond that, memories can be transferred and traded with others. Naturally, the second someone figured out that memories had become a commodity that could be traded, they found ways to monetize it and began selling people their own memories. People began to live in the past, becoming addicted to reliving their own experiences. Those without pleasant memories began to beg for "just a hit" from others. Memories are the new drug, and everyone is addicted.
Obviously this setup is a fairly unique one, but one that borrows from books like William Gibson's Neuromancer, We Can Dream It For You Wholesale by Phillip K. Dick, and George Orwell's 1984. Even now, scientists from the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta and the East China Normal University in Shanghai have made recent progress removing a specific memory from a mouse's brain using protein manipulation. The very real possibility of a world like this in our future creates a great backdrop to sell this solid-but-quirky storyline. To describe the story would quickly ruin it, so I'll instead move onto the similarly-unique combat mechanics.
Pressens – your key to combat
3rd person adventure titles typically have fairly shallow combat mechanics. Pressing Square for kick and Triangle for punch, and maybe you can string together a basic combo, but overall there is little substance other than that. While Remember Me does lean on just those two buttons as well, the way it is used is vastly different.
As Nilin has lost her memory, she has also lost all of her combat abilities. As her memory returns she slowly unlocks those powers, but Remember Me takes it in a completely different direction that the norm. In your Sensen you have a Combo Lab. In this lab are "Pressens" – fighting moves you can unlock by earning experience (PMP, or Procedural Master Points in this game) unlocks an attack in one of four categories – Power, Regen, Cooldown, and Chains.
Put simply, you'll get a blank canvas in which to build your own combinations. The Pressens are all locked in the beginning and greatly change the way combat unfolds depending on how they are placed within the combo chain. For instance, a combo of Square, Square, Square can be set up with all Power Pressens for maximum damage, or you can mix in a Regen Pressen to recover some health in the middle of your combo. As Nilin unlocks more of her memory she'll eventually remember how to unleash special Sensen attacks (aka S-Pressens). As an example, Fury lets Nilin attack relentlessly for additional damage, Logic Bomb unleashes an area of effect attack on nearby foes, and Sensen DOS reveals and stuns hidden enemies. All of these attacks require focus, but they also have a cooldown timeframe. Mixing in a Cooldown Pressen takes a small chunk of time off that timer with a successful strike. Chains are pretty rare Pressens to unlock, multiplying the effect of the previous Pressen in the combination. This is important as the further the Pressen is pushed into the combination, the more potent the effect. In the beginning of the game you won't have enough Pressen to create out a specialized build, but as you work through the story you'll find yourself swapping out your attack selections based on the types of enemies you encounter.
Remember Me is a very cinematic game, and nowhere is this more true than the boss battles that often punctuate the end of a chapter. These battles are usually fairly tough, and always culminate with quicktime events leading to an often-spectacular finish. Thankfully, the quicktime events are confined to these battles, relying on the strength of the combat engine for everything else.
The PC Connection – by David Roberts
Remember Me's futuristic aesthetic shines through on PC, though some quirks keep it from being the ultimate version of the game. The increased resolution of the PC version makes some parts of the game pop — namely the city environments and those random bits of text that float around as you walk near doors, vendor stalls, and the like — but it also highlights some of the low-res textures that crop up.
The PC version of Remember Me is also riddled with bouts of frame rate drops, especially when whipping the camera around or entering new areas. For the record, I have a pretty decent computer — I was able to run Tomb Raider on max settings (except for those fancy hair effects) at 1080p, and it ran at a fairly steady 30 frames per second. I've tried to lower the resolution, the anti-aliasing, and the texture quality, all to no avail — the same frame skips appear no matter what I do. Unless you have a significantly beefy PC (or an incoming patch fixes these issues) you'll likely experience them too.
Luckily these issues aren't enough to affect the core experience — the brawling and clambering that makes up the bulk of the game. I spent most of my time playing with an Xbox controller (it's clearly the way it's meant to be played) but keyboard controls are surprisingly smooth. There are only two attack commands, and since they're relegated to the mouse buttons, you can easily zip around the various battle arenas with the arrow keys and manage combos by left- or right-clicking.
It's not a perfect port (and definitely not Capcom's best), but it's more than competent if this is the only way you can get your hands on this incredibly inventive, if flawed, futuristic fighter.
Mnesis, Scaramechs, SAT, and Focus
There are a good deal of collectible goodies in Remember Me. The most straightforward are the Mnesis memories. These packs are found randomly in the environment, as are the SAT and Focus items. SAT and Focus expand your health as well as your focus which is used to unleash special attacks, but Mnesis are special historical memories. The Mnesis carry even more backstory for the game, giving a deeper look at the city, it's history, and the people that inhabit it. It also goes over some of the technology that has allowed the world to become the way it has, doing a great job of expanding the fiction. There are also critters called Scaramechs that serve as a secondary collectable. These parasites feed on ambient memories in the environment, and shooting them gives you a slight PMP bonus.
Beyond the parasites and power-ups, completing episodes in the game automatically unlocks artwork. It is amazing how close the game's visuals came to the original concept art. In addition, there are three difficulty levels – Script Kiddie, Errorist Agent, and Memory Hunter, though Errorist Agent is already a very well-balanced level for combat and story.
Outside of the Scaramechs there is another bug that I ran into that offered me a different bonus – the chance to replay the hardest battle in the game for the second time. After defeating a busload of enemies, the trigger to move forward didn't trip, forcing me to quit and engage those same enemies for the second time.
"Everytime you think of your father, you resurrect him." – Clyde Dsouza
With another nod to the real world, Remember Me reminds me of what I expect Google Glass has in store for us. Little popups as you walk through a marketplace listing food prices, apologies for the litter on the ground, or warnings of unsafe areas in the environment fill your vision. Even the inanimate world is alive and in motion at all times. The world of Remember Me is very much an augmented reality.
The freshman effort from most game companies doesn't turn out looking like Remember Me. Using a heavily-modified Unreal Engine 3 as a base, Remember Me hits a fantastic graphical stride. With a rock-solid framerate, Remember Me looks like the sort of game you would expect from a company with a great deal of practice at building game engines. As beautiful as every aspect of the presentation is, I'm most proud of Nilin.
Nilin will get opportunities to take "Remembranes" – memories from friends and foes that allow you to experience their memory for your own. This can provide navigation advice on a particular area, gives specific paths through dangerous grounds, or even shows the proper method to breach security. This "ghost mode" from your Sensen is cool, but it's memory remixing that takes the prize.
As I mentioned before, Nilin has the unique power of being able to remix memories. This allows her to change the reality of the memory of the subject. For instance, you might alter a memory to make the subject remember that person dying instead of being saved. By rotating the left thumbstick you can move forward and backwards within the memory. When you've spotted glitches in the memory, you can trigger them to try to cause the outcome that best suits you. Push too far however and you can cause a poor outcome. I've included an example of a memory alteration that has gone wrong below. In this memory, Olga is asking a doctor to help save her husband by transferring positive memories into his mind to help sooth his condition.
"History…becomes present, if we can see the past with Augmented Reality" – Clyde Dsouza
As beautiful as Remember Me is, we have come to expect a certain level of graphical fidelity on the PlayStation 3. What I didn't expect was the fantastic score from Oliver Deriviere. Orchestral and electronica mix with glitches and modulation to create music that completely fits the cyberpunk nature of the game. It's the way that it is presented that is so damned cool though.
When you engage in combat the music is subdued a bit. Engaging multiple foes and unleashing successful combinations slowly adds to the soundtrack, punctuating it at the height of the battle. The music and sound effects are the auditory icing on the cake and just one more example of the polish and immersion of Remember Me.
"Virtual reality is the first step in a grand adventure into the landscape of the imagination." – Frank Biocca
As the credits roll on this 11 hour journey, I'm pleasantly surprised to see such a great title come out of a brand new studio. The team at DONTNOD Entertainment have brought something unique to the table, giving us not only beautiful graphics and incredible sound, but also a new combat approach wrapped around a very engaging storyline. All eyes are focused on E3 2013 in just one week, but don't let this game pass you by. This will be a title you'll remember for a long time.
- Combat is unique and requires tactics and planning. Button mashing will get you killed.
- Soundtrack couldn't fit the narrative any better than it does. Superb in every way.
- Platforming elements are smooth and the camera is well behaved
- Storyline was unexpected and very fulfilling
- End Chapter felt 'complete', tying things up nicely
- Busted trigger moment had me replaying the most difficult battle in the game
- Memory remixing is such a minor part of the game. I'd love to see this as a major element
- I don't feel a lot of connection to the collectables
- Graphics: 95
- Audio: 100
- Controls: 95
- Gameplay: 90
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Opinions or Experiece with GM 6.5L Turbo Diesel?
I just picked up a 98 crew-cab dually 4x4 with the 6.5L Turbo Diesel w/139k and the heads and intake recently redone.
I just drove the truck home 195 miles.
The rig pulled hard and I had the cruise control set at a non-federally mandated 80mph for nearly 1/2 the trip (to keep up with traffic flow ) - it ran strong and tight.
This is the truck I've wanted for a long time - but I didn't go into this purchase with a motor preference (other than a 454 or Turbo Diesel) so I'm just looking for opinions or others experiece with this motor setup.
The one with the most toys wins...
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That's almost exactly like my dad's truck; except his is a non-dually with leather.
The engine is a 6.5L. 98 was the last year of the 6.5 in the light trucks. The engine itself is pretty bulletproof. The turbo is very modest. The main weakness is the injector pump. Its just not very reliable. They should last at least 60k, but just expect them to be the weak point. Stock power output was 180 hp, so its not the biggest hot rod, but it has lots of potential. The aftermarket has plenty of chips that can pretty instantly double power output. If you want to juice things up, I suggest the following (in this order). Free flowing intake, huge exhaust, turbo downpipe, then chip it and install an EGT gauge. keep it under 1100 degrees and enjoy a happy turbo. You'll most likely need to beef up the 4L80E, especially if you plan on towing. If you feel like breaking the law, gut or remove the catalytic converter.
Nice truck!
So far - I'm pretty happy ~ I thought I might be able to hold off on new tires, but after getting a better look at them today I just ordered a new 6 way set to be installed Friday.
I've never understood why people wait so long to buy tires given the relative low cost of tires compared to the vehicle cost, the value of your life and others.
What kind of work would you have done to the trans? Is this something akin to a shift kit?
It depends on how you'll be using it. A 4L80E behind a stock 6.5 will be fine towing up to about 10k lbs for a long time as long as you don't tow in OD. The first mod I'd do is consider a trans temp gauge (I forget if the 98s had them stock or not.) As long as the temps are staying below 275 or so you should be good. You can reprogram the computer for firmer shifts which will help keep temps down some, but its a modest change, more for a performance feel than anything else. The next step (which I would consider for light towing or a chipped engine) is a shift kit. This will increase the line pressures, recalibrate shift points and firmness, and help out a lot. The ultimate (which I would probably do if I chipped AND towed heavy) is to just rebuild the whole thing with high performance guts. Its expensive, but a nice addition that will let you sleep better at night.
Another thing I'd consider is a cooling system upgrade. The 6.5s have adequate cooling, but if you double the power they won't. The aftermarket has this covered with high flow water pumps and high efficiency 9-blade fans. I used my dad's 98 to tow a 10,000 lb travel trailer cross country, and it had plenty of power to get up the hills, and it didn't OVERheat, but it did get pretty warm. The funny part is, when the stock fan kicks in, you can really feel it drag the engine down. Its pretty inefficient.
If I owned it, I would do intake and exhaust, chip it for a modest gain like 90-125 hp, install an EGT and trans temp gauge, and put my foot to the floor. Then when the tranny exploded I'd upgrade it with a performance rebuild... but that's me
Another couple tips that might be helpful; at your next coolant flush, replace the coolant with the long-life coolant offered by Catarpillar available at CAT truck parts places. Diesels use a special anti-cavitation additive to prevent the coolant from eating away the iron in the block. The CAT brand is guaranteed to not need any additive for 300k miles. I did it in my 95 Powerstroke and noticed the water jackets stayed nice and free from cavitation damage. Otherwise follow your maintenance schedules pretty closely. Diesel oil has to deal with a lot of soot particles from blowby, and it gets punished in the turbo. I used Delo or Rotella 15w40 and changed every 3000. Your owner's manual probably says up to 5000 depending on how you drive which is fine, but I'm a little more anal than that. Fuel filters need to be changed regularly. Diesels inject fuel at tens of thousands of PSI, so the fuel systems need to be clean.
Otherwise, enjoy. I love diesels and I want another one so badly I'm considering buying an old mercedes diesel just to get my fix
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I would suggest you remove the big plastic cover on the engine and throw it away. Then buy a PMD cooler and install it. The biggest problem with that is that electronic injection pump. It does not like heat at all, and they are notorius for injector pump failures. The biggest thing that fails on the pump is the PMD or Pump Mounted Driver. That is the black box on the side of the injector pump. Get it off the pump and onto a remote mount so it can run cooler. You can buy the cooler on Ebay for about $60.00
6.5 gm diesel
probly the 2nd worst diesel in the market only toped by the olds joke. i owned from new a gmc withe the 6.5 had 5 fuel pumps in 30000ks. frend who had several in a logging camp had wrist pins fail in 3 out of 6,eventually returning all 6. my neghbor has a 1998 which seems to do ok but it is not worked hard, has lost a trans, i would suggest do not try to take any more power out of yours remove plastic cover and inst cooling kit on fuel injection pump. service the watter seporator regularly even before lite comes on.i had a boost gauge on myn found boost very low which was not good it was limited by wast gate setting. i sold mine rather than endure any further relation ship with the dealer, tho they tried hard, but hard to make honey out of dog ----
I welcome hearing about rough experiences as well - it helps me to keep my eyes and ears open if something does go wrong.
I'll approach this truck the same as my old one because it's the one I wanted - make, model, options wise - and it's paid for as I hate car payments.
If the motor goes out - I'll drop another in, transmission goes...same thing...
I plan on keeping this one until they plant me in a box as I honestly don't prefer any make of newer trucks of this style (crew cab dually 4x4) with the huge plastic bumpers 40-50k+ costs.
I've never paid more than 15k for a car in my life as I'd rather invest my other 35k in another piece of property
In fact if that motor goes out - would anyone recommend going with a newer low mile diesel from 2004-2008?
Any chance they corrected any deficiencies in the motor design?
RPM - it's funny you bring this up - I was wondering about that engine cover functionality anyway and when I was poking around behind the backseat today guess what I found?
I found an old PMD that was recently replaced (11/07)
A cooler is really sounding like a good idea.
Removing the engine cover and remote mounting the PMD are the biggest things to do. The engines themselves are pretty stout peices. The military has used them and their 6.2 versions for decades,they don't have alot of power but will run forever if maintained well. Trust me soldiers are not easy on equipment I spent 20 years in maint. for the army they beat hell out of em.We used the throttle as an on off switch either wide open or idling.Again the pumps were issues but the relocation kits seem to work well.
We ran a 6.5(dealer replaced blown 6.2, but didnt recieve the turbo with the 6.5 so it was n/a) in an 85 4x4,glow plugs were the main issue,about six years ago it blew an oil line(didnt hurt it still turns freely) and Dad swaped it out for a gas engine It got a best of 21.9mpg at 70 mph on a nearly 100 mile each way trip,700-r4 automatic trans and big winch and brushgaurd on the front. I still have the engine and am going to put it in a two wheel drive. In the quest for excellent mpg and still having a little fun.I got another set of pistons the other day that I am going to have machined for 18 to 1 compression so I can run more boost,and pick up more economy(around 10 to 15%)
1973-1974 Chevrolet short stepside
Tonneau cover.
Front air dam.
Rear roll pan.
Lowered around 4/5.
Ton sway bars.
Poly bushings.
Aligned real good.
T-56 6 speed.
Synthetic lube in the rear end.
Small mirrors.
Custom built headers for the turbos(plural ).
GM-8 turbos. may go with one GM-8 and a little turbo off of a daytona or caravan..
3 inch downpipes.
3 inch or 3.5 inch NASCAR boom tubes with x pipe daul exit right under the steps no mufflers for as long as I can get away with it.
Daul front mount intercoolers.
Possibly a cowl hood to let air out of the engine compartment better.
Free flowing air intake to the turbos.
Ported intake or maybe make custom Ram Logs similar to this(which should deliver the best economy).
May go with rear disc brakes.
May do a partial bellypan.
Daul electric fans.
Polish up the exhaust ports a little.
40ish psi in the tires
No A/C (I hate ac in a vehicle..gives me headaches)
And a slick shiney black paint job.
Heres the ad for the 6.2 equally prepped the 6.5s were close on economy.
6.2 re 6.5
Hmm, the latest Popular Science showed the Duramax 1 ton dually getting only 18 EMPTY with all the new added emissions crap and the new green junk diesel fuel. Dodge Cummins and Ford PS did way worse. Dodge came in at 13 and the Ford at 8!!!! Crap, my old 350 can do that!
Let's face it - you don't buy a truck like this expecting to get fuel mileage and I hate to break it to you guys, I'm not a "greener"...don't really care about mileage ratings much ( other than not wanting to waste fuel by not maintaining the drivetrain properly)
That being said, the truck appears to have a 34 gallon tank - I've got 225 miles with still over 1/2 tank left. When it gets dead center 1/2 tank...I'll fill it up and give you all some numbers for comparison as I at least think the discusion is interesting and informative.
Thanks for the PMD relocation advice.
Since the PMD was just replace 11/07/07 ~ I have ordered a heat sink and harness extension for under $100.00 and will put that on as soon as they arrive.
With the harness extension do you think I still need to remove the plastic cover still?
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Britney Spears partied away in Las Vegas earlier this month and made headlines when she shed her pants and danced the night away with only a blouse and her fishnet hose on. Now Britney is again out doing the whole nightlife thing and this time has been photographed bottomless.
Well - sort of.
This time Britney did have a black mini skirt on - but photographs online appear to show the former pop tart and mother of two without panties.
That's right - Britney looks like she is commando under her skirt and the paparazzi was there to document it. TMZ.Com called it this way:
It seems little miss Brit is hanging out – literally -- with Paris Hilton a bit too much these days. On Friday, Spears was spotted once again with the heiress, and without underwear.
While partying at L.A.'s trendy Hyde nightclub, Britney looked a lot like Paris' on-again, off-again nemesis Lindsay Lohan, donning hair extensions, a white T-shirt and black mini-skirt.
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Our monthly newsletter, IDentify was published today with lots of valuable information about our new ID Maker Systems . I've included an excerpt from IDentify below. To read the entire newsletter, click here. To have IDentify delivered to your inbox, sign up on IDville.com.
Your organization has been using the same, tired laminated ID cards for years, and you've been on your manager's case to improve security at your organization. Now you've been put in charge of getting new ID cards for everyone, and you don't even know where to start. After all, you're not a security expert – you work in human resources!
With over 8 years experience in the photo identification industry, IDville provides all the expertise you need to select the proper photo identification system. Our experts have designed three different systems that are so easy to use you can set them up in five steps and print new ID cards in 15 minutes. Don't believe us? Watch this video.
Our ID card systems come in three different variations that are sized and priced to meet your organization's unique needs. Each ID card system meets our high standards for ease of use, affordability, and security.
For the small organization: ID Maker Value System
If you have a small team that won't require more than 100 ID cards a year than the ID Maker Value System is right for you. It prints 1-sided ID cards that you can design yourself with the ID Maker Pro software.
For everyday use: ID Maker Advantage System
A great choice for schools and large businesses, the ID Maker Advantage System is our favorite! This system is available with either a 1-sided or 2-sided printer, so you have more card design options.
For advanced security: ID Maker Secure System
The ID Maker Secure System is the optimal choice for municipalities and government offices. It meets local and federal ID guidelines and has increased security features, including custom holographic overlays.
To find the right ID Maker system for your organization, request a System Information Pack today from our ID experts.
Product Spotlight: ID Maker System Components
The goal of the ID Maker Systems is to make photo ID card creation simple for your organization. To make the identification process easier, ID Maker Systems arrive with everything you need to create professional and secure ID cards all in one box. Each ID Maker System includes:
ID Maker software
PVC card printer
High grade PVC cards
USB web cam
Full color printer ribbon
Standard white backdrop
Holographic designs
Printer cleaning kit
Click here to read the rest of February's IDentify Newsletter.
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ID Card Printers | Identify Newsletter
We recently revealed an entirely new website for IDville! IDville.com now has enhanced search capabilities, more organized navigation, and expanded product details and views. The new website was created to help our customers better search, shop, and learn about identification. The site has many new features that you will want to take advantage of!
More Content – Our new website is home to two new white papers from our identification experts. You can download them both for free in our Knowledge Center. "Secure ID Card Systems for the Healthcare Industry" is full of valuable information for healthcare professionals seeking to create a safer work environment. "ID Card Systems: Why Identify?" outlines the basics of photo identification and the return on investment.
Expanded Product Views – Get a better view of our products with new product photos and close ups. All product information is now at your fingertips with the information organized by tabs. Click on the different tabs for product details, sizes, and reviews.
New Videos – We added to our popular ID Maker 2.0 software video tutorials to bring you additional video resources to make photo identification easier. Our website now features product demo videos that provide you with a closer look at how ID card systems and accessories work. You can watch our Badge Reel video to help you determine the right badge reel for your organization. For an overview of photo identification, watch our ID Maker and Security videos on our homepage.
Increased Social Media Participation – In addition to our new website, we are also increasing our social media participation. For the last year, we've been active on Facebook and our blog. Beginning this month, we've also launched a Twitter account you can follow for exclusive deals and security news and information. You can follow us on LinkedIn for company updates, too. When you connect with us on social media, you have access to exclusive discounts, sales, and deals. Join the conversation today!
We hope you enjoy our new website and find it easier to use. If you have any comments or suggestions – features you like, suggested changes or new content ideas – please send them to us! You can send us your thoughts on Facebook, through Twitter, or via email.
Todd is an identification expert at IDville with over seven years experience. Around IDville, Todd is known for his excessive coffee drinking, beautiful daughters, and impressive ping pong skills.
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I'm excited to announce that IDville, the leading identification and security expert for business, education, healthcare and government, has a new brand identity, and enhanced website today! A small but mighty company, IDville has many prominent customers, including local businesses Steelcase, Kellogg's, and Michigan State University.
We gave ourselves a much needed facelift, but our customers will still recognize the expert level of support and service they've come to expect from IDville.
So what's New at IDville?
Our dedication to exceptional service and product innovation has helped us thrive in our eight years of business. On the heels of a robust 2010, I expect continued growth in 2011 thanks to the enhanced website, more contemporary look, and expanded product selection. For our customers, this means more great products and services to help you better secure your organization.
I encourage you to visit the new IDville.com to check out our enhanced search capabilities, clearer navigation, and additional content resources. Our new selection of videos, case studies, white papers, and newsletters provides you with all the information you need to make informed security decisions for your facility.
New ID Maker Printers. Now available on IDville.com!
We hope IDville.com will be the premiere destination for customers looking for identification information, shopping for printers, systems, accessories or supplies and new products, or investing in a system. We feel the new website will be easier to use for our customers and ultimately better for the IDville business.
We are also launching over 50 new products today with our new website. The new products include a proprietary line of ID card printers, supplies and industry-specific ID card accessory options. The new line of ID card printers expands IDville's proprietary printer offering to include the ID Maker Value, Advantage, and Secure.
IDville has been helping customers identify and secure their facility for over eight years. Our new brand and website is an indication that we are dedicated to meeting the challenges of our customers and the marketplace, and exceeding their expectations.
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Photo ID cards are an important part of a secure facility. But if ID cards aren't displayed properly, they provide little if any help to your security efforts. To encourage students, staff, and employees to properly display their ID cards, you need to provide the necessary ID card accessories.
- Carabiner Badge Reels – This badge reel is designed with a twist-free base that will keep your ID card facing forward at all times.
- Strap Clips – The most popular (and affordable!) ID card accessory securely attaches your ID card to anything without permitting it to spin. Clipped to a shirt pocket or lapel, a strap clip will keep the ID card facing forward and easily visible.
- Magnetic Badge Holders – Using magnets to display your ID badge is another way to ensure ID cards are always facing the right direction.
If you are still working through the ID card design process, consider making a two-sided ID card. Duplicate the most important information on both sides of the card, so it can be properly displayed even if it twists.
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Welcome to 2011! Do you have any New Years resolutions? This year, IDville made a resolution to help more companies create safe and secure work environments where learning, productivity, and innovation thrive.
Photo identification is a critical component of a safe work environment. In fact, it's very common for schools, hospitals and businesses to have a photo identification card policy. If you already use photo ID cards at your organization, do you have a policy in place?
A photo ID card policy clarifies for employees, students and staff what the expectations are regarding an ID card. For instance, are ID cards used for buying lunches or checking out materials? Are individuals required to display their ID card with them at all times?
Start the New Year off right by putting a formal photo ID card policy into place. It doesn't have to be long or elaborate. Follow our guidelines to craft your own policy for your organization.
An ID card policy should:
Provide guidelines for information and design elements that must be included on ID cards.
Outline the expectations for wearing and displaying the ID card.
Describe how replacements can be obtained and the cost, if any.
Explain all the ways ID cards are used. For instance, access control, time and attendance, making purchases or checking out materials, etc.
For more ID card policy ideas, look at similarly sized organizations in your industry. Their policies will provide a good benchmark for your own.
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The IDville blog is going to go quiet until January 3, 2011 for the holidays. If you need identification information during this time, read through our blog archives and visit the Knowledge Center.
To show our appreciation for our loyal blog readers and Facebook fans, you can get Free Shipping on your order of $100 or more today through the end of the year (December 31)! Simply like our Facebook page to get the code.
Have a Happy Holiday and a safe New Year!
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ID cards are an important part of an organization's safety and security plan, but they can also be used for the "lighter" side of business: promoting your culture.
This month's Identify Newsletter introduced our sister company, Baudville, and how to combine its employee recognition products with identification and safety for a better work environment. You can read the complete newsletter here, and put a few of the following tips in to practice in the new year!
Promote your culture with ID cards:
Use your ID card design to show off the personality of your organization. Incorporate a picture of a favorite spot within your facility, use lots of color and allow individuals to have a little fun with their ID picture.
Equip all employees or students with fun accessories for ID card display. Create custom lanyards for your organization. You can even personalize each lanyard with staff names! Themed lanyards and themed badge reels can also promote your culture and bring a little fun to every day at work.
Maintain a small inventory of themed lanyards and badge reels, and give employees access to it. Encourage employees to select a new item on a regular basis. This will help to keep them motivated to wear their ID card.
Have employees, staff or students display their recognition and award lapel pins on a specialty badge holder. Pin Display badge holders hold both your ID card and lapel pins.
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Badge Reel | ID cards | Lanyards


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RPG fans, I wanted to point you to the Class of Heroes 2 presale over at Gaijinworks. This digital preorder gets you both a Class of Heroes 2 digital code and physical UMD. We JRPG people have to support these small releases, so I'm hoping Destructoid's readers will help out here.
MonkeyPaw Games tells us that they've just about reached their goal of 2,500 pre-sales, and that number would make this the rarest PSP game out, beating DJMax Portable 3. Get in on that action.
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1. Re: What is the True Story with an N2A card?bobstro Mar 30, 2012 6:59 AM (in response to catarific)
At least on the NOOK Color, if you remove the uSD used to boot the N2A card, they have no way of knowing that you ran it. I believe the same is true on the NOOK Tablet, but I am not 100% certain.
Under normal circumstances, there should be no danger of doing any sort of damage to your device that would affect B&N's warranty unless you are really determined to do so. Do be careful with anything that loads to internal (eMMC) memory. Some people running N2A cards and the like have installed ClockworkMod to eMMC, and have had OTA updates blocked. That B&N can detect.
You have to realize that B&N consider anything but their own firmware competition. They want your money, and feel that your purchase of their device entitles them any of your money that you spend on media. Whether you're happy with that arrangement is up to you.
2. Re: What is the True Story with an N2A card?TnTexas Mar 30, 2012 7:38 AM (in response to catarific)
It's also possible that the person you spoke to doesn't really understand what an n2a card is/does. Many people assume it roots the Nook (messes with it's internal memory) rather than simply running something on top of it - kind of like wearing a mask (n2a) vs. cosmetic surgery (rooting).
3. Re: What is the True Story with an N2A card?MDmom23 Mar 30, 2012 7:45 AM (in response to bobstro)
I agree with the previous post. My daughters are each running N2A cards on their nook colors. You pop in the card and the system boots either under the Nook side which remains untouched or switches to running completely on the card. The two sides do not "speak" to each other. There is no way to even access files on the Nook side from an N2A card and vice versa. As soon as the card is removed, there is no evidence that N2A was present, ever. All the files it creates stay on the card. Even with the card inserted when you boot on the nook side you can't tell that N2A is present. N2Acardsdotcom explains it very well. I would highly recommend getting one. Makes a mini ipad for $35. My girls can do nearly anything I can on my ipad.
4. Re: What is the True Story with an N2A card?BFCoughlin Mar 30, 2012 5:25 PM (in response to catarific)
To put it simply, when you have the N2A card physically installed in the device, you can choose to use it--off the card--OR to use the native software. Take the card out, and there's just the native software, nothing altered. It never touches anything, No way to know it was ever used. It does not invalidate the warranty.
5. Re: What is the True Story with an N2A card?susgod Mar 30, 2012 5:43 PM (in response to catarific)
Unfortunately NC has limited storage for apps. I hit my limit, so I got the N2A card which allows me to purchase a LOT of apps from Android Market. I have to rotate the B&N aps when I use stock. I can only play B&N apps in stock. I power down and re-boot into android to use all the rest of my apps.
The N2A card does not damage the NC stock in any way. It only utilizes the processing power of NC to run the non- B&N apps off of my N2A card.
6. Re: What is the True Story with an N2A card?n2ative Mar 30, 2012 6:27 PM (in response to catarific)
For practical purposes, think of the Nook and N2A card as two different devices in one package. The N2A card is a complete operating system, it is not additional storage for the Nook such as a standard blank SD card would be. These are the rules for access between the Nook and the N2A card:
The Nook can only access the storage on the Nook, it cannot access any of the storage on the N2A card.
The N2a card can access the storage on the N2A card, but it can also access the storage on the Nook.
I had a bit of trouble with the concept in the beginning as I too wanted to use the N2A card as storage for the native Nook. It helped me to reverse what I normally thought regarding the Nook and the SD card. Many of us don't even use the native Nook interface anymore, so in effect, the Nook storage becomes extra storage for the N2A card. In other words, the N2A card is our operating system and the Nook storage functions as an SD card for more storage.
One common way of moving files between the Nook and SD card is done by booting into Android (N2A) and connecting the device to a computer with the power/usb cable. Two new drives will show up on your computer. One will be the Nook and the other will be the storage on the card. Just move/copy files between them as you would any two drives/folders on your computer. This will work for any files on your Nook except for Barnes and Noble content.
If you remove the N2A card from the NOOK SD Card bay, there is no trace left behind tha the card was ever there. How could that void the warranty?
7. Re: What is the True Story with an N2A card?18d30 Aug 27, 2013 1:41 PM (in response to catarific)
as it is a micro card how would they know. i have 2 nooks and both ahve the n2a card in them. one went back for repair no problems. just remove the card b4 you send it back or take in in. b and n has no way of tracking this item. it works great.


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James Horwill's two-year deal starts the ball rolling on a string of Queensland re-signings with upgraded Reds coach Richard Graham confidently tipping the Super rugby franchise will retain 90 per cent of its players for next year.
Official announcements on fellow Wallabies forwards James Slipper and Rob Simmons are also soon expected, as well as a number of key youngsters and Reds stalwarts.
Graham, to take over from Ewen McKenzie as Queensland's coaching chief after this season, has been re-signing a string of off-contract players in a positive sign about what Horwill described as a "seamless transition".
Such a result would mean no other losses on top of the departures of backline trio Digby Ioane, Luke Morahan and Jono Lance, plus an end to veteran Radike Samo's fairytale four-year Queensland stint.
Wallabies skipper Horwill's re-signing was good timing for the Reds yesterday after Ioane last week snapped up a A$2 million-plus contract in France and utility back Lance signed with the Waratahs.
With forward Scott Higginbotham the only big name Queensland lost last year, there had been fears the 2011 title-winning team had started breaking up with McKenzie's decision to stand down.


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Ugborough Moor
This PAL contains the most complex ritual landscape on Dartmoor.
The remains of two of only a handful of Neolithic burial mounds on Dartmoor, known as long cairns, are to be found here, at Corringdon Ball and east Butterdon Hill These are the oldest known monuments on Dartmoor, the Neolithic period lasting from c. 4500BC to c. 2,300BC. Remains of the long mound of earth and stones, with vestiges of a stone chamber at one end can be seen.
The PAL also contains a remarkable number of stone rows, constructed around 4000 years ago, occupying the saddles between hill summits and the hill sides. There are five single rows, one double row and a complex of seven parallel rows. This latter, on the edge of Corringdon Ball, is unique. The stone row on Butterdon Hill is the second longest on Dartmoor with a length of about 2 km (1¼ miles); all the stone rows have burial sites (cairns) associated with them.
All the hill summits are occupied by large prehistoric round stone-built burial mounds (cairns) that command extensive views over much of the South Hams. From these locations other summit cairns can clearly be seen on the skyline. Further round cairns are often found clustered around the summit cairn or located in prominent locations nearby. The largest round cairn on Dartmoor is sited on the summit of Three Barrows. These highly visible and intervisible cairns are sometimes called prestige cairns and possibly served the dual function of burial place and territorial marker.
The relationship between these scattered ritual monuments, their relationship with each other and with the wider landscape remains to be determined; but this area obviously had enormous significance in prehistoric times.
Some prehistoric settlement is located along the West Glaze Brook and on Corringdon Ball and is believed to be about 3,500 years old. The turf-covered remains of stone built round houses (hut circles) are to be found in both open groups and within enclosures formed by dry stone walls.
The valley bed of the East Glaze Brook has been worked for tin ore, probably in medieval times. There is a remarkably regular pattern of parallel tin prospecting pits north of Butterdon Hill.
All the stone rows, the majority of the cairns and most of the settlement sites have been designated as Scheduled Ancient Monuments (SAMs).
The ecology of this consists of fragmented Western Heath, acidic grassland and bracken. No UK BAP species are known to be present in the area.
What it should look like: This site requires a mosaic of short acid grassland (less than 20 cm), heathland and extensive areas of Western Heath. An extensive programme of Bracken control should be carried out the eastern and southern edges and Bracken on enclosed land at Corringdon Ball will require management. It is important that management reveals the relationship between the ritual monuments on Ugborough Common.