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Lot #21 Prairie River Savannah, Merrill WI 54452 $17,900
Features of Lot #21 Prairie River Savannah Merrill WI 54452
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- Est. Acreage: 1
- Est. Acreage: >= 1, >= 1/2
- School District: Merrill
- High School: Merrill
- Body of Water: Prairie River
- County: Lincoln
- Property Taxes: $352
- Property Tax Year: 2014
- Listing Company: Park City Realty
- Listing Agent: Patricia Vandergeest
Property Description for Lot #21 Prairie River Savannah Merrill WI 54452
Lot #21 Prairie River Savannah Merrill WI 54452 - These Beautiful Parcels On The Prairie River Offer Incredible Views Of The River & Surrounding Countryside. Nicely Wooded For Privacy. Very Close To Town, Yet A Quiet Retreat. Common Area For Gathering W/Family Or Friends.,whether Relaxing Or Fishing Or Canoeing, Prairie Pines Is The Perfect Setting For Your Dream Home. Parcels Priced From $9,900 - $39,900
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- Water Waste: No Waste Disposal System, No Water Presently
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- Topography: Buildable, Rolling/Hilly, Wooded
- Zoning: Residential
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London is a thriving, lively, business city and that means traffic — cabs, delivery vans, lorries and buses. Yet the disagreeable truth is that London's air is the dirtiest of any European capital, as measured by nitrogen dioxide (NO2) emissions and the tiny particulates (PM10s and PM2.5s) that are particularly characteristic of diesel engines. This may not be quite your traditional London smog but even in its contemporary, usually invisible form, air pollution kills people — a study from King's College four years ago suggested that between 3,000 and 5,000 people a year die prematurely in London because of it. We need a better trade-off between clean air and necessary traffic.
Now MPs on the Environmental Audit Committee are to begin a new inquiry into the capital's air quality, which will ask why progress on this issue has been so slow. The Mayor is indeed excluding all but low- or no-emissions cars from the central congestion charge area by 2020. It helps that TfL's new buses, including modern Routemasters, are low-emission hybrids. But the committee could well ask for more urgent action. One reason for our present difficulties, despite the deterrent effect of the congestion charge, is the pervasive misapprehension that diesel fuel is more environmentally friendly than petrol. Instead it is responsible for most of our air pollution. Berlin has banned cars without diesel particulate filters since 2008; we could encourage motorists to adopt the filters. Meanwhile, Londoners could start reverting to petrol.
London is in fact one of the most pleasant of the big cities when it comes to quality of life: witness the great lungs of our parks. Now we need to do more for the roads.
Ukraine stand-off
There is little doubt that the Ukrainian government in Kiev has to act against the separatists who have taken over government buildings and motorways in parts of eastern Ukraine. No government can allow its authority to be usurped by paramilitary operatives employed by petty despots and oligarchs. The trouble is the vacuum in authority in the country until official presidential elections take place in May. War is an unlovely means of filling that vacuum.
Two things seem clear. One is that many Russian speakers and Orthodox Christians feel suspicious of the interim government in Kiev under the leadership of Oleksandr Turchynov. It could do more to reassure them that its intentions are benign. Some autonomy for these regions is probably necessary; what is intolerable is that a settlement that should be the result of consultation, dialogue and referendums has been anticipated by the actions of armed thugs. Plainly Russia has a legitimate interest in eastern Ukraine; equally plainly we should make clear that this is not the way to go about achieving respect for minority rights.
Not for the first time, the EU, Russia's largest trading partner, looks impotent. Before talking about sanctions, though, we need to be clear on the principle of what is happening. One is that local autonomy may be a reasonable solution to the split loyalties of Ukrainians. The other is that this solution must be adopted through democratic consultation and national argument, not through a de facto usurpation of power by force.
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The London Marathon was a moving spectacle: a combination of prowess, personal philanthropy and goodhearted vicarious participation by spectators. This paper's Dispossessed campaign has also benefited from money raised in the race. That's the good thing about the Marathon: it's a win-win for all.
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Delegating is notoriously difficult for many entrepreneurs. You, as the keeper of your business's vision, have certain ways of doing things and, often, letting go and handing over responsibility to other people can seem very hard. Not delegating may make perfect sense to you, after all who cares as much about your business as you do, who is as invested as you? And who has the time to explain what needs to be done?
In reality, an inability to delegate can lead to more aggravation than it is worth. Being a poor delegator leads to burnout and, generally, an unhappy work environment for the people who work for you. Being a good delegator on the other hand increases productivity and innovation within your organization. Luckily, with a little attention and focus delegating is a skill you can develop, and one that is well worth the effort. Here, some strategies for being an effective delegator—and a better manager too.
Five Tips for Better Delegating
Acknowledge that it takes effort. Delegating is part of being a good manager and part of your job—perhaps a very important part of your job. It takes upfront effort and time—and this is why most people who don't delegate don't. Don't fall into this trap. Accept that delegating does take effort, as does just about anything that is worth doing. While it will take time and effort upfront, over the course of the project, delegating will save you time and lead to an increase in productivity.
Keep Your Expectations in Check. One of the best pieces of advice I ever heard was delivered to a group of small business owners in a strategic planning workshop. The facilitator said "no one is your savior, everyone is your partner." Remember this, especially if you feel you need to be rescued from your own business. In a smaller business or an individual practice in which the owner may be overburdened, expectations can become skewed. No one on your team is there to save you; don't expect it. Treat everyone like your partner, and concern yourself with making sure that you are being a good partner to your staff, vendors and even your clients.
Know when to delegate, and who to delegate to. According to Mind Tools, a site that helps individuals develop career skills, answering the following questions will help you decide whether a task should be delegated.
- Is there someone else who has (or can be given) the necessary information or expertise to complete the task? Essentially is this a task that someone else can do, or is it critical that you do it yourself?
- Does the task provide an opportunity to grow and develop another person's skills?
- Is this a task that will recur, in a similar form, in the future?
- Do you have enough time to delegate the job effectively? Time must be available for adequate training, for questions and answers, for opportunities to check progress, and for rework if that is necessary.
- Is this a task that I should delegate? Tasks critical for long-term success (for example, recruiting the right people for your team) genuinely do need your attention.
If you can answer "yes" to at least some of the above questions, then it could well be worth delegating this job.
Similarly, know whom to delegate to. Pick someone who has the skills to do the job you are delegating, and whom is motivated and self directed. Communicate clearly what the expectations are. Other tasks, you can safely delegate to software, like using our Web-based appointment scheduling tool to book appointments. If there's a person or piece of software that can handle the task as good as–or even better than–you, and you can use the time to do something more important, then that's you're cue.
Get out of the way. Once you delegate a responsibility, you are placing your trust in that person to carry out the task. While it is essential to follow up with someone you've delegated a responsibility to, constantly jumping back in to check on how things are going (or worse, micro-managing) will show your colleagues and employees that you do not really trust them. This erodes people's morale and impedes their productivity, creativity and success. Give the person room to be able to successfully complete their assignment. Remember, while there is an agreed upon goal, they don't have to get there exactly how you would get there. There are 100 ways to skin a cat.
Finally, give credit. Now you can take credit for being a good delegator and a good boss, and your employee can take credit for having done a good job, too. For completing the task at hand, through the use of his or her own skills, intelligence and various abilities. Your job as the boss is to help people shine, just like a good movie director brings out the best in his or her stars.


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News that the people of Afghanistan would be treated to another five years of Hamid Karzai's eccentric rule was covered in all Afghan media outlets apart from Karzai's own mouthpiece, the state-run RTA television. Instead of reporting Karzai's re-election, the TV station ran a Tom and Jerry cartoon.
Given the ridiculous nature of the August 2009 elections, Tom and Jerry was a fitting response to Karzai's "victory". After all, what is Afghan politics these days but an international comedy show, making fun of its people and future? The comedy started in 2001, when Afghans were promised peace, justice and disarmament only to see warlords and local strongmen elevated to positions of power, complete with democratic titles, fancy cars and bodyguards. In the words of a fellow Afghan and friend: "It was like expecting Genghis Khan and his entourage to run a peaceful democracy."
Beards might have been shaved off and local attire replaced with western suits and ties, but the turf-war mentality of many Afghan power-holders hasn't changed. It was the same inability to compromise for the sake of Afghanistan and prioritise the people's future over a personal and ethnic agenda that resulted in the civil wars of 1990s and the rise to power of the Taliban. Then as now, the Taliban are the sole winners of the crisis. The losers are the people and the country's fragile democracy.
An editorial in Hasht-e Sobh newspaper summarised the consequences of the inadequate handling of this election for the country's future. The paper said the hasty declaration of Karzai's "victory" amounted to saying no to democracy and democratic elections. "Besides, it has given the Taliban and their allies an opportunity to claim that the people of Afghanistan are not ready for democracy and that a return to traditional forms of leadership is the sole viable solution." The paper said that cancelling the runoff on the grounds of security and other problems had set a dangerous precedence. "Who can guarantee that the same reasons of saving costs and other problems will not be used as an excuse in the future to disregard democracy altogether?"
Hasht-e Sobh reflects the views of those Afghans who believe that no cost should have been considered too expensive, no challenge too overwhelming to ensure a decent election because democracy is the only viable solution for Afghanistan. In other words, dismissing democratic principles for the sake of short-term expediency is not going to work out in the long term because all it does is prepare the ground for a return of totalitarianism. And yet this is exactly what's happened in Afghanistan, though this time with the support of the international community. One could go a step further and claim that the international community has been Afghanised. After all, mutiny inside the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan and constant bickering between various Nato countries and a dithering Washington are all but a mirror image of Afghan politics.
Be that as it may, the 2009 election was a historical event in that it revealed just how profoundly inadequate the country's leadership was in handling a crisis. Hence, disappointment has set in even among those who displayed unwavering support for the two main candidates. Karzai's supporters have no choice but to admit that by agreeing to the runoff, the president has further compromised his independence and is left with little choice but to make concessions to the country's international allies.
As a result, many Afghans believe that foreigners are now officially running the show in Afghanistan. Given the growing anti-western sentiment in the country, this is not an enviable position for the president to be in. The Taliban have already declared him a western puppet, the rest of the country is now agreeing with them. Abdullah Abdullah's supporters have been equally let down. They now have to face the following question: given that everybody, including Abdullah, knew that fraud was bound to happen during the 2009 elections, why did he decide to run a campaign to begin with? Why didn't he retreat, giving a chance for other candidates who would have faced up to a runoff? In other words, why kick up a massive fuss only to chicken out in the last minute?
As it turned out, in the historical 2009 election the people of Afghanistan voted for a cheat and a chicken respectively and the only reasonable explanation for this irrational decision is the country's obsession with ethnicised politics. As long as politicians are supported in return for the sole quality of representing this or that ethnicity, Afghans would be fools to expect any other outcome but a ridiculous comedy show plunging the country into further crisis. To build a decent state and run a democracy, the Afghan leadership must work on nation-building so that the people vote for qualities other than ethnicity. After all, Afghanistan's core problem is that it's a country without a nation.


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WAILUKU » Maui police arrested a state sheriff's deputy for allegedly choking his 15-year-old son during a domestic dispute.
The Maui News reports 38-year-old Kevin Vaivai of Lahaina is charged with felony abuse by strangulation and child abuse.
Police say the incident was reported Sunday night after the boy's mother took him to an emergency room.
Police say the teen's injuries weren't life threatening and that the child abuse charge was because the incident took place in front of a younger son.
Vaivai was released after posting $5,200 bail. He couldn't immediately be reached for comment today.


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Recent years have seen a lot of hype about green energy, specifically about the free magnetic strength generator. It is a good thing. The particular buzz, the talk. Humanity has been awaiting the solutions to some questions that huge corporations didn't want to encounter. At least more green sounds are resonating in panel meetings than ever before. Sounds great!
If you are prepared to flip the turn on alternative energy, the easiest place to begin is with your current energy company. Contact them to see if they provide an alternative. It is surprising the number of businesses do. These suppliers use alternative energy to provide electric service in their marketplaces.
Maguire Attributes (MGP), among the largest workplace landlords in California, is trading well in the pre-market arena. As the economy recovers, office space rent should go to standard. Especially for this company, simply because they did just get a $30 million law firm lease. The particular stock was up regarding 26% yesterday, and I may expect it to lose that will momentum. This is a very good time to obtain back into real estate.
As you know, the prices of gasoline are growing up every day. Within the other face, there is an entirely series financial crisis that affects many countries and scores of healthy people. There are numerous options for healthy living in this crisis; the first choice would be to decrease your expenditure.
Electronic. ON is one of the largest investor-owned energy companies in the world, delivering power to more than five. 5 million UK clients, and it is committed to changing the way you get, receive, and make use of our energy – for that better. Already, E. UPON is a leading generator associated with green energy, and it has finished creating at Lockerbie what is the largest biomass power place in the UK.
Pay attention to the watts used in your house. If you do not know the formula to find out the energy each appliance utilizes, there are tools like a Kill-A-Watt that can give you the information immediately. You can plug in various gadgets into these devices and see just how much energy that item utilizes for periods of time including the hour, month, and even per year. You can use this to identify your most expensive energy-hogging appliances.
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A couple of weeks ago, my old laptop's motherboard gave up the ghost, so after much price and feature shopping, I got a new Toshiba Satellite A100 laptop for work.
In general, I love this box. It's pretty fast, has a good modern processor, a decent video card (NVidia Go 7300), 1G RAM, and more extras than I would expect for a value laptop (it cost under $1000). This thing's got Bluetooth, a fingerprint reader, a SD flash reader, IR, and other stuff – way more than I'd expect for a low end laptop.
I have only two major complaints about it. The first is that the monitor, while a 15 inch widescreen monitor, can only do 1280×800 (my old laptop could do 1280×1024 and I miss that).
The other major complaint is that I can't run Vista on it. Toshiba hasn't yet released the display drivers for the video card, so I have the choice of running XP in 1280×800 or Vista in 1024×768 VGA mode. And I'm addicted to the resolution.
I actually tried Vista for a while, but it was too painful – everything worked (even the silly fingerprint reader had drivers on Windows Update), but not having the screen working just got on my nerves.
What's interesting is that after using Vista exclusively at work for 6 months and almost exclusively for over a month (I have one machine at home I use that doesn't have Vista on it), I've decided that the XP UI is just broken. I've got totally used to the Vista UX and hate not having it. I miss being able to type into the pearl, I actually miss breadcrumbs (which is wierd, because I hated them when I first encountered them).
I can't wait until Toshiba finally gets the drivers for my machine finished, XP feels so dated.


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Surgery for very narrow face. (photo)
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Long face syndrome
There are several procedures one can think of to correct elongated, narrow face. Visually shorter forehead (hairline forehead lift) would help, wider cheeks (cheek implants, fat grafts) and wider jaw angles (jaw implants) would create more oval, youthful face. One could also consider shortening upper jaw (set back) to achieve shorter face. In depth clinical evaluation, possibly cephalometric study would benefit to decide about best treatment plan.
You should seek a consultation with an experienced board certified plastic surgeon with experience in facial implant/surgery, possibly craniofacial or experienced maxillofacial surgeon. Good luck.
Increasing Facial Contour
I recommend a combination approach for facial contouring: implants for cheeks and chin in combination with facial contouring with fillers as needed. A combination of VASER liposuction and thermiRF or thermage, ultherapy, kybella can also be used to further contour the jawline. I recommend seeing an expert for a formal consultation. Best, Dr. Emer
Web reference: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa6C2fuS-AgOnvBjr6_VSQg
Tried fillers. Spent about 3,000 on them and its not working. My face is narrow and cheeks look sunk in.
Hi, I have performed many facial shaping procedures using dermal fillers, facial implants (cheek, chin), liposuction and/or facelifts for over 30 years. From the photos your cheeks are flat anteriorly (in the front) but projected towards the outside of the face and the chin is weak. These factors combine to create an elongated, rectangularly shaped face. Following the beauty principles outlined in my book on face and body beauty, women look the most feminine, youthful and attractive with heart shaped faces. Heart shaped faces have cheeks that are full and round in the front. Cheek augmentation with a dermal filler or using cheek implants for a permanent enhancement will create full, round cheeks that will feminize the entire face.
Think of facial beauty as something that "must" address all layers of the face including the skeletal structure of the cheeks and chin, the overlying SMAS muscle, amount and position of subcutaneous fat and finally the degree of skin laxity. It's an "urban myth" that pulling tissues over flat cheeks and a weak chin can create a beautiful or handsome face. Similarly, dermal fillers or facial implants alone can't lift and remove excess skin from the face and neck. Natural looking beauty is created by the aesthetic vision of what tissue layers need to be adjusted by what technique and amount.
A weak chin creates an imbalance making the nose appear larger, the mid face top heavy and the lower face look short that de-emphasizes the lips and allows early formation of a double chin. Chin augmentation using a chin implant will add projection to the chin creating harmony and balance to the lower face. I have found that placement of a silastic chin implant, through a small curved incision under the chin (also allows excess skin removal) to be very safe, quick and highly effective.
If you have "jowls" these are sagging facial tissues and an indication for some form of a SMAS facelift. The underlying SMAS layer, of the face, must be dissected, lifted, trimmed and re-sutured (not merely folded or suspended with threads or sutures that will not last). The excess skin is then removed and the facelift incisions closed.
My most popular facelift is the minimally invasive, short incision facelift that has all the benefits of more invasive facelifts (traditional, mid-face, deep plane, cheek lift and subperiosteal facelifts) but with these added benefits:
- very small incisions and no incisions extend or are placed within the hair.
- minimal tissue dissection = less bruising and swelling = rapid recovery ( several days instead of weeks or months with the more invasive type facelifts mentioned)
- can be performed in 90 minutes or less, with or without general anesthesia
- no incisions within the hair = no hair loss
- excess fat can be removed
- excess skin removed
- cheeks, chin and jaw line can be augmented with dermal fillers (I prefer Restylane Lyft) or facial implants
- most patients fly back home to parts all over the world in as little as 3 days post-op
I combine facial shaping with every facelift procedure. When jowls are present, these should be done in concert and not alone or separately in order to create a naturally, more attractive face.
Rhinoplasty can thin and refine the nose however, this by itself will not create a more feminize face overall. I frequently combine Rhinoplasty with facial shaping procedures.
Hope this helps.
Web reference: http://www.beverlyhills-plasticsurgery.com/cheek-implants/
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Facial Widening
You would benefit by jaw angle and submalar cheek implants which would create greater facial width. Your jawline in the back sits way inside that of your cheeks. This requires widening jaw angle implants. While your cheek bones have adequate width in the front your lack of facial fat beneath them give a very sunken in look. Submalar cheek implants will help add fullness to your sunken cheeks below the height of the cheek bones..
Web reference: http://www.eppleyplasticsurgery.com
Narrow face
A combination of cheek implants, jaw implants and fat injections would help. Also, reducing the high hairline would balance your face significantly. Seek out a consultation with a board-certified expert. Best wishes.
Web reference: http://www.facialinstitute.com
surgery for a narrow face
A full set of facial photographs( not selfies, since they are wide-angle and parabolic) are required to make a determination about what may be needed to discuss a chin implant, rhinoplasty, and cheek implants. When patients have a flat maxilla and a flat cheek profile, cheek implants can be considered. Cheek implants are placed through an intra-oral approach under brief general anesthesia. They can accomplish giving volume restoration to the cheeks when they are looking sunken. Cheek implants are manufactured in a large variety of sizes and shapes, and can be custom carved when necessary to match patient's unique anatomy. For more information, many examples and diagrams of the implants themselves, please see the link and the video below
Web reference: http://www.portlandfacial.com/cheek-implants_photos.html
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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The storage facility is clean and safe. They offer prompt pick-up services which is great! However, they're super rude to customers and do nothing to help with problems related to pick up etc. Never call them unless you want to be shouted at and receive a careless attitude.
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Flowering plants, ferns, mosses, liverworts and lichens - not a single species was missed by the mastermind. I can well remember, while high on Ben Lawers in Perthshire, Francis looking at his watch and exclaiming that, as dinner was already being served at the youth hostel, we could carry on for another couple of hours. We did, and wrote up our field notes before falling into bed, ready for an early start next day. This was the infectious enthusiasm of the man.
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He married Pauline Wendy Arnup in 1943. They lived in Liss, in Hampshire, from the 1970s and she looked after him, and brought up one of the happiest families I have ever met. She, their three sons and a daughter survive him.
· Francis Rose, botanist, ecologist, teacher and author, born September 29 1921; died July 15 2006


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This post is part of My Career Series.
Here is the Chinese translation of this post.
Disclaimer: This post is all about my personal experience with DigiPen and is in no way intended to represent anyone else's experience or opinions.
I went to DigiPen Institute of Technology to learn how to make games in 2011, and graduated last year (2014). I graduated one year earlier than my fellow classmates in the same year, because I transferred in some credits I had already earned at my previous college in Taiwan.
I have written one post about my life at DigiPen every year on a game design forum in Taiwan. Also, many of my DigiPen friends just graduated and have started their jobs in the game industry. So I thought, why not write a dedicated post about my experience at DigiPen in English on my blog?
Finding & Choosing DigiPen
When I was almost done with my bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering at my first college in Taiwan, I blindly followed what most of my other peers did: looking for a master's program in the US to advance further in academia. As I was combing through the overwhelming amount of resources on the internet over a few days, an idea deep in my mind struck me: I chose a program in Electrical Engineering because it had always been my dream to make games, and Electrical Engineering was the closest I could get in Taiwan (next to Computer Science). So why on earth was I blindly searching for a path confined within academia, just because everyone else was doing the same thing? After four years of college, I numbed my senses and got lost a little, forgetting my original dream. Hadn't I played the Jak & Daxter trilogy and made Naughty Dog my dream company in high school? Stupid. Stupid. Stupid!
So I threw away all my research on master's programs, and simply started Googling "game school". Several results turned up, and DigiPen was among them. I did some research and comparison on different curriculums and programs. As I learned about the vast number of various game-related courses there were, I became more and more convinced that a 2-year master's program would not be long enough for what I wanted to learn. I ultimately chose DigiPen, which provides several 4-year undergrad programs, a learning environment exclusively for making games, and a large number of students in each year, which is a big enough pool to look for people to form a game team.
This wasn't an easy decision to share with my parents. One stereotype about Chinese parents is unfortunately true: many Chinese parents expect successful academic progression from their kids, so they encourage – sometimes even force – kids to pursue higher degrees in academia. As far as I know, going for a second bachelor's degree after already having earned one was unheard of in my circle. Fortunately for me, my parents are very reasonable people. After confirming with me for probably the fifth time that I was determined to do this, they finally said: "If going to this game school is really what you want, then you have our full support." And I am forever grateful for their generous support.
DigiPen Is A Very Hard School
I will never forget the opening speech given by DigiPen's president, Mr. Claude Comair, at the orientation.
"Look to your left. Look to your right. You won't be seeing at least one of the people you just saw when you graduate…or not."
This, as I learned later, is a very true statement, and he says it every year! Learning to make games at DigiPen is much more demanding than many people think. A quarter of freshmen can't finish the first semester every year, and only about half of the students graduate on time; it's worth mentioning, though, that some students choose to drop out because they have accepted job offers before finishing school.
Students are expected to attend classes and finish assignments just like regular college students do. However, on top of that, students need to use their own free time to work on game projects with a team. There are two game projects in the freshman year (one per semester), and one game project per year after that. Students can opt to intern at game companies instead of participating in student game projects in the final year.
Based on my experience, the things you learn from school, only account for 20% of the basic knowledge you need in the industry. What about the other 80%? You learn by forming study groups, conducting personal research and projects, attending club lectures, going to workshops, and last but not least, meeting with peers and professors. I learned about game physics and game engine architecture mostly through club lectures and research with peers.
Various Programs at DigiPen
When I started at DigiPen, there were 5 major undergrad programs, listed below. DigiPen has since added several new programs, including two sound & music programs for games.
- Bachelor of Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation (RTIS)
This is basically a standard Computer Science program, plus extra courses focusing on game technology. The name of the program was changed during my sophomore year to Bachelor of Science in Computer Science in Real-Time Interactive Simulation, shortened BSCSRTIS, which is still quite a mouthful.
- Bachelor of Science in Game Design (BSGD)
Game design techniques, focusing more on the technical side of game design, e.g. scripting, gameplay programming.
- Bachelor of Art in Game Design (BAGD)
Similar to BSGD, but focusing more on the art side of game design, e.g. level design.
- Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
As the name suggests, game arts.
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (BSCE)
Electrical engineering. Hardware stuff.
I was an RTIS student, so I have a better understanding of the RTIS program.
DigiPen is a 3-story building. On the first floor, there's a cafeteria, some classrooms, including several bigger lecture halls, and a library (although not very large) full of books about making games (programming, art, game design, game history, you name it). You can also borrow games and various gaming hardwares from the library (for research purposes of course). On the second and third floors, there are more classrooms and the most important space of the school: the open lab.
The open lab consists of a big open space with tables and hundreds of computers. Students can use these computers to work on their assignments and game projects. Most game teams would stake out team spaces and use them throughout a game project cycle. In my first two years at DigiPen, I went to school at 9 in the morning and left around 11 at night almost every day. When I wasn't in a class, I would be sitting in my team space, working on assignments, game projects, or conducting research. Good times.
Game Projects
Game projects account for special "game credits". Throughout each project cycle, students have real milestones (Engine Proof, Prototype, First Playable, Alpha, Beta, and Gold), just like the industry. Upon each milestone, DigiPen's game professors gather and sit through milestone presentations by every single team, usually non-stop throughout a couple days. Presentations are scored, and projects are also rated based on completion of Technical Certification Requirements (TCRs) and Design Certification Requirements (DCRs), all based on common industry standards.
These are very solid practices for presentation skills. During my first milestone presentation, I was so nervous that I sweated and trembled ridiculously. During my last presentation, not to brag, I was as calm as a pro.
We also learned to scope our games, as well as making the hard decision of cutting features before milestones.
In order to let students get a better taste of the industry, students are allowed to jump from one team to another; on the other hand, teams can hire or fire students. Students also have the option to go solo. If the game professors decide that a student has spent too much time without a team or a solo project, they can fail the student for game credits. A game team can also fail game credits if their game ends up incomplete.
A typical student game team consists of programmers from the RTIS program, a couple game designers from the BSGD or BAGD programs, some artists from the BFA program, and a producer. Producers have weekly meetings with game professors to learn production skills and discuss progress on the game projects.
Game teams can schedule a "team-on-one" with one of the game professors. A team-on-one is a 4-hour session with a professor, where everyone sits down, eats snacks, and talks about the game project casually. This is sort of like a reality check for the game project and a good chance to fix communication problems within the team, utilizing various team exercises. After every session, I always felt like my mind had been refreshed and my motivation rebooted.
Unlike ordinary colleges, most of the clubs at DigiPen are either about playing games or making games: Board Game Club, Shooting Game Club, Fighting Game Club, Game Graphics Club, Game Physics Club, Game Engine Architecture Club, etc.
Among them is a special club called the Playtesting Club. They hold playtesting sessions twice a week in the afternoon, setting up games on the computers in the open lab. Game teams can participate by putting up their games and let other students play. Playtesting sessions are valuable time spent in getting precious feedback on your game from fellow classmates. By the way, you can get a voucher for a free entree from the cafeteria if you playtest three games. Why wouldn't you participate?
Integration with Industry
DigiPen has a very tight relationship with the game industry. Many of the faculty are industry veterans; some are still in the industry and teaching at DigiPen part-time.
Spring breaks and fall breaks are always aligned with the Game Developer Conference (GDC) and the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), so students and faculty are free to attend these important industry events.
I cannot stress enough the importance of attending GDC. You can make professional connections there, and it is a great place for job hunting. My current job at Naughty Dog would not have been possible had I not run into Naughty Dog's recruiter at GDC in 2013. I also wrote down some GDC social tips; if you're interested, you can check them out here and here.
Career First
If there's one thing at DigiPen that is more important than preparing students for the industry, it is putting them into the industry. This is a general consensus among faculty. A student's opportunity to break into the industry takes top priority.
For instance, my on-site interview with Naughty Dog coincided with a midterm. My professor thought the interview was much more important than her midterm, so she let me go to the interview and take the midterm another day without penalty. I also missed some other classes that day, and all professors were totally fine with it.
Career Services Center
In my opinion, the Career Services Center is one of the best resources DigiPen provides.
You can schedule a meeting with a dedicated professional at the center. During the meeting, you can discuss how to write your resume, design your website and business cards, practice interviews, and so much more. I went to over 20 meetings before I finalized my resume, personal website, and business cards.
When I had my phone interviews with Naughty Dog, they kindly let me borrow a meeting room. They also helped me draft a very professional-looking turn-down letter to a Microsoft offer I received.
Almost every week, the Career Services Center would invite a game company over to the school's biggest lecture hall for a "company day". They would talk about the company and what they look for in job applicants. Sometimes, companies even hold interviews right on-campus!
The school holds various workshops, some designed for current events. For instance, most DigiPen students are quite shy; in one of my years at DigiPen, a few weeks before GDC, where people get socialized and make connections with people from the industry, they invited some people from the industry and held a miniature mixer to let students practice having conversations with professional game developers. Every now and then, they also hold workshops focusing on self-presentation, helping students understand how to appear more professional with their social skills, resumes, websites, business cards. I really learned a lot of great tips from these workshops, including how to tailor resumes to specific companies, and what to look out during interviews.
I recently learned that the school has started officially offering classes dedicated to professional communication taught by Sonia Michaels, including everything from resumes to business cards to professional networking and, of course, conference behavior.
The Career Services Center is also responsible for DigiPen's annual career fair, which is famous for being quite different from regular colleges. Instead of having students walking around company booths, students set up booths and recruiters walk around to hunt for prospective hires. It is not uncommon for a student to end up with multiple job offers after the career fair.
The placement rate of the RTIS program in the past four years ranges from 84% to 90%, i.e. at least 8 out of 10 RTIS students graduated with a job offer already in hand in the past four years.
The End
These are the things I have to say about DigiPen off the top of my head.
I'll end with a list of my friends from DigiPen who recently graduated and got jobs, in case you would like to follow them.
- Justin Cook (Website / Twitter)
– Software Engineer at Respawn Entertainment
- Joe Lubertazzi (Website / Twitter)
– Software Engineer at Respawn Entertainment
- Davis Standley (Twitter)
– Game Designer at Respawn Entertainment
- Justin Maio (Website)
– Game Programmer at Monolith
- John Hughes
– Feel Engineer at thatgamecompany
- Garrett Woodford (Website / Twitter)
– Software Engineer on Xbox Team
- Eric Lynum (Website)
– Associate UI Engineer at Bungie
- Danny Frisbie (Twitter)
– Production Engineer at Bungie
- Samir Patel (Twitter)
– Producer at Bungie


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Elizabeth walked through the door of her summer home in the Hampton's. "It's good to be home," she breathed to herself, untying the soft purple bonnet she had bought during her stay in Paris. Sighing, she climbed the stairs to her bedroom. She needed time to reflect on her journey to Europe. So much had taken place during the six weeks she had been away.
Lying on her bed, Elizabeth struggled to suppress the memories of the young man she had met at the Louvre. A man whose name she was trying to forget. She concentrated on the paisley patterned paper on her bedroom wall. If she focused long enough, surely she could forget the man who had almost caused her to forsake her wedding vows.
"Charles will be home soon," she whispered, "I must forget this man. I love my husband." She tried to convince herself of this half-truth, rolling over on the bed she shared with Charles. Elizabeth ran her hand under her husband's pillow, feeling the smoothness of the sheets.
Her hand found something small—something hard. Flipping the pillow over, Elizabeth stared in silence at the delicate pearl earring that lay on the bed. Picking up the object, she examined it closely.
"This isn't mine," she declared, turning the piece over in her hand. Sitting upright, Elizabeth stared again at the wallpaper. She glanced at the clenched fist that held the delicate earring. "This isn't mine," she repeated, louder this time.
A noise downstairs startled Elizabeth. Someone loped up the stairs and into the bedroom. "Charles," she uttered, as though the name was unfamiliar to her. The man closed in to embrace her, but stopped suddenly. Elizabeth's hand was outstretched, palm up. The man stood motionless. Elizabeth hurriedly descended the stairs. The front door slammed shut.


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|This is a discussion on Late Register Tournaments within the online poker forums, in the Tournament Poker section; Say there is a late register tournament going on, no reenter, no rebuys or add-on. How many big blinds would you want to have before
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Say there is a late register tournament going on, no reenter, no rebuys or add-on. How many big blinds would you want to have before you would register, meaning when would the blinds be to high for the amount of starting chips you would have when you joined the tournament. Thanks
it depends for me on how i feel that day.
Mainly i try to keep 30 to 50 bb's minimal when i enter.
but i have had good sessions when i enter last minute with just over 15 bb's.
In Turbo i find it more important to register with a good stack, slow tournaments like the bigger or deep stack's are good to go in with low stack and wait for the right hands to double up a few times.
my best results i get with late reg. also live, say i usually step in with level 4 to 8 and just wait for the good hands to play. after i have stacked and seen the others play a little i can loosen up.
i rather don't like first minute start because of all the cheap ass suck outs, fishes and donky's. I rather wait half n hour to an hour so they are out or sollidly stacked so they can make mistakes and build your stack.
Friday night/Saturday morning I was in a tournament with 2 hrs 2 mins late registration. We had probably 50 entries within the last 30 mins of people attempting to survive their way into the $. So people were buying in with anywhere from 3-12 bbs and hoping to survive into the $. Pretty stupid strategy if you ask me, but it was okay since it added about 10 cashing positions to the prize pool.
The only games I enter late are the freerolls that have late registration at Americas Cardroom.
Any other time, I'd only enter late if it is still the 1st or 2nd level.
Depends sometimes in the cheaper lr tourneys I tend to wait til the end to enter and see if i can get a few double ups to counter act the big blinds. I've had a lot of good runs in tourneys waiting to register late. This also cuts down on the bad beats you would take that would cripple your stack and make you play uncomfortably or even get knocked out.
The only time I register late is if I was planning on playing a certain tourney and am running late for some reason, or if I see the tourney is over the gtd $ and feel it could be profitable to do so. But of course, I like to enter with at least 15-20bbs so I have a fighting chance. Otherwise I'll wait for another game.
thats a good question, think the best way to look at it is "what is your tourney equity?" or how will the additional chips change my odds to win money
i have never understood why some want to enter late, the fish tend to go out first, and you want to play hands with fish
I think that being in it from the start allows for cheap looks at the flop, and allows play of Speculative Hands. If it flops your way its a bonus, if however your just too far from making a decent hand (getting to the point) it didn't cost you much to see the flop.
The starting chips will dictate how late might be too late. Taking note of the Antes and Blinds, waiting for a decent hand to present it self might take a few hands or more.
My opinion get in the game take advantage of any Fish and build stack, waiting for a Late Registration on purpose is more of a con than a pro.
I think the length of the blinds makes a difference, if they are long you can get away with less, also if you have max players on the table so you dont see the blinds so often. If there's ante's then you need to push the limits up as well. In normal play i start to get twitchy at 10BB at 5 or less i need to make a move however if there are other short stacks i will watch them. This is generally later in the game but at the start i would probably want at least 20+BB's. Would depend how much entrance was and the prize pool. Small stakes it tends to just be for fun anyway.
I don't think it matters how many blinds the buy-in amount represents. The good thing about later stages of a tournament is that people with large stacks tend to pay short stack all-ins easier, so if you get two decent cards before the flop you go all-in and hope for the best. You are more likely to double-up than in the early stages. This strategy works best for the beginners, because it does not require post flop strategy. Once you double up, you can play the waiting game, and get into the money, or even better, get a monster before the flop and double up again.
The only time I late register is mainly during freerolls. No money involved... If I HAD to during a money tournament it would be during the first couple of levels (1-2 no later than 3) while the "donks" are still around... 20+ BB would be my preference...
Personally I hate late entries by "super-heroes" 'cause they mess up the friggin' game... You come in on a nice little tourney with like 30 players and then suddenly by first break you're playing against like 200+ people which also lowers the the payout significantly making you almost have place high every time just to recoup the diminished prizes because of these "deadbeats". People should show "common-courtesy" and enter a game ON-TIME or not at all imho...
Re-Entries I don't mind as I expect re-entries... freeze-outs are my preference as well...
Yesterday I broke all my own rules about late registration and pretty much ignored all the sensible advice above and joined the POKERSTARS Hot $4.40, $6K Gtd with 4 minutes left before the end of late registration.
I didn't just throw my chips into the game with any old pair but will admit I was fortunate when I did raise with the combination of the cards I had and matched with and the seemingly slightly desperate actions of the players who's chips I took.
Placed 181 out of 2,261. Could have got further but the reasons why are a weakness in me and my game and you wouldn't want me to tell you that would you.
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I think I'll be Snarky Spice.
I know Felix is Sockless Spice.
Chick is Her Royal Highness Spice.
I think I'll be Snarky Spice.
I know Felix is Sockless Spice.
Chick is Her Royal Highness Spice.
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Thu, 26th Mar '09 5:53 PM
If I ever get the concept for "The Usual Spices" out of my head and onto paper, I'll have to incorporate some of those as characters. Unfortunately, all I have is the tag line.
"Who is Kosher Salt?"
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I WANT TO PICK MY OWN SPICE NAME!! Since I AM HRH...I pick
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Thu, 26th Mar '09 10:06 PM
Bojangles, I figured you for Vanilla Spice. (All right stop collaborate and listen, Spice is back with my brand new invention, Spice Spice Baby)
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Spice Rack. Or Not just for breakfast anymore Spice. Don't try this at home Spice. Super Spice. Sugar and Spice - nah, too nice. Pricey Spice.
Anyway, this was fun!
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Collioure (Level: 115.2 - Posts: 9952)
Fri, 27th Mar '09 8:28 AM
I'm the kind of Spice Girl whose singing isn't worth a damn.
Hence all of them.
Hence all of them.
Davidf (Level: 102.1 - Posts: 746)
Fri, 27th Mar '09 9:21 AM
I am 'mixed spice' I have a little of everything and good for most occasions
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Fri, 27th Mar '09 9:31 AM
i,l be allspice because i can do a little of most things lol
Mrbojangles (Level: 16.6 - Posts: 231)
Fri, 27th Mar '09 10:29 AM
Lodi, Vanilla Spice is my sister Milli.
Spicyhedgehog (Level: 96.2 - Posts: 69)
Fri, 27th Mar '09 3:16 PM
well I would have to be hedgehog spice!
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Fri, 27th Mar '09 7:03 PM
Hmm..I think I'm more of an herb girl.
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Sat, 28th Mar '09 7:04 AM
I guess since I do a little studio work, I'd be Splice Girl.
Sat, 28th Mar '09 10:56 AM
I think that guy having the hissy over in the sploofus points thread might be Anise.
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Sat, 28th Mar '09 6:13 PM
Pigs in Spiiiiiiiiiice! For all those Muppet fans.
Sun, 29th Mar '09 12:28 AM
Yes it is, but Incontinent Spice is all yours.
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Sun, 29th Mar '09 8:57 AM
I could be Happy Spice or Grumpy Spice, depending on the day... although I am well acquainted with Dopey Spice and Sleepy Spice
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