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Robots – Eclectic Method
The Brian Eno-approved Eclectic Method (RADAR 003 – Eclectic Method) have to be one of the more innovative acts out there right now. Yeah, they're mashup artists, but the guys do more than simply juxtapose Notorious B.I.G. with Elton John, they add live video editing/sampling to the mix. Picture YouTube getting drunk and hooking up with Girl Talk and you'd come close to describing them. The group is amazing to see live and is currently on tour, but in case they're not coming to a town near you, check out their latest video featuring R2D2 and a few of your other favorite robots.
Eclectic Method – Robots from Eclectic Method on Vimeo.
Caleb Burhans
Before we release our Season 3 episode showcasing a song by Caleb Burhans, we wanted to give you guys a heads up on the music he's been making. Sounding like a more classically minded Owen Pallett, Burhans is a violinist whose resume is too long to list here, having collaborated with everyone from Aphex Twin to The Hold Steady. Listen to his tunes, look for the upcoming RADAR episode from Season 3, and keep an eye on him. Burhans is one talented dude.
A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge – Josh Neufeld
Next Door Neighbor is a webcomic series we've featured before (RADAR 001 – Next Door Neighbor) and it's still worth more than a few curious clicks from your mouse, if only to read about some ridiculous neighbors as told by comic's best writers and artists. While Josh Neufeld has contributed art to the project – check out his charming "Beekeeper" story – he's more notably the brains and brushstrokes behind the critically acclaimed A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge. Part journalistic Op-ed, part comic book documentary, A.D. tells the story of post-Katrina New Orleans through the eyes of real people who survived the storm and its aftermath. If you're a fan of creative non-fiction, curious about what it meant to live in N.O. after Katrina, or even dig David Simon's Treme, then Neufeld's book is a must read. You can find it in print or in its original webcomic form.
After the Deluge at Smith Magazine
Brooklyn International Film Festival
The Brooklyn International Film Festival is about shedding light on independent filmmakers, while at the same time showcasing Brooklyn as a first class center of cinema. This year's 13th Annual BiFF is no exception. Featuring one hundred films from twenty-four countries (whoa), the festival has a little something for everyone. This year's theme is Stunt. What does that mean exactly? Well, the festival "intends to take a snapshot at some of the hottest issues affecting our times while emphasizing weight and gravity of being on a critical collision path with history." Think of it as acknowledging your own independent butterfly effect on the world around you, both locally and globally. Things kick off this Friday and run until June 13th. Their website is chock full of useful goodies, everything from ticketing to the film schedule.
Friday, June 4th – Sunday, June 13th
Brooklyn, NY
Tickets: $10 single admission – $100 full festival pass
If you're not already following friend of RADAR Jah Furry (aka Jeff Newelt), you need to be doing so ASAP. Not only has he curated a few RADAR episodes himself, but his Twitter feed is essential following for anyone interested in comic books, music, or cool events around the city. He is also the Comics Editor of SMITH, Heeb, and Royal Flush magazines, and is Harvey Pekar's (American Splendor) editor on Pekar's webcomics series THE PEKAR PROJECT. It's also worth noting that Jah Furry has a wicked reggae baritone that he busts out from time to time – a must see.
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For Brock Elliott, the president of Campion Marine, confidence is the key word. "A boat is a luxury item," he said. "If you're not confident, you're not going to buy a boat."
But with sales up 30 per cent last year, the Kelowna-based boat maker said its not just his customers who are feeling more confident, he's feeling it too.
"I'm feeling the most optimistic that I have in six years," Mr. Elliott said.
The past few years haven't been easy for small and medium-sized boat manufacturers, Mr. Elliott said. When he talks about boat-making, he frequently mentions former competitors who went out of business during the downturn.
The "start of the demise," according Mr. Elliott, was when the Canadian dollar began trading above its American counterpart in the Fall of 2007. Matters only got worse a year later, when the stock markets crashed and "the boat industry fell by 80 per cent."
This winter, for the first time since 2008, Mr. Elliott said he has back-orders that will keep his factory busy until March.
Still, Campion Marine doesn't have the staff it used to. The company currently employs 50 people, everything from designers and engineers to fibreglass assemblers and office staff. While Campion is hiring, the payroll remains much smaller than it used to be. When business peaked, during the winter of 2006 – 2007, the company employed 185 people. A couple years later, it was down to 42.
Mr. Elliott wasn't the only Canadian boat manufacturer cutting staff during the recession.
Henley Aluminum Boats, based in Manitowaning, Ont., also laid-off staff said the company's CEO Dave Ham. At one point, he said, the Manitoulin Island boat-maker was down to two people.
Now, Mr. Ham said he has a staff of 10. "Two years ago it was a bit slow but last year it broke wide open," he said.
To stay in business during the downturn, Mr. Ham said he focused on building boats for commercial and industrial clients. Last year, that all changed with a higher number of orders from recreational boaters.
Mr. Ham said he thinks 2014 might be a little slower than last year, at least for him, but it's too early to tell.
Still, he said he's too busy for the Toronto Boat Show, the largest event of its kind in the country.
"We don't have time for that," said Mr. Ham. "We have customers coming to us."
But Mr. Elliott sees the boat show differently. He's flown into Toronto and brought 10 dealers with him. Boat shows are "very important" for his business, he said. For Mr. Elliott shows are both a chance to makes sales and entice potential future customers.
It's an expensive proposition, however, as each of Campion's three spots runs the company $60,000.
Legend Boats, based in Whitefish, Ont., a part of Greater Sudbury, also puts a strong emphasis on the boat show. The event accounts for 10 per cent of the company's unit volume sales, according to Paul Berney, Legend's director of special projects.
Legend has 17 people at the show, along with 40 boats on display. "It's a major commitment," said Mr. Berney.
There are 376 boat manufacturers in Canada, according to the National Marine Manufacturers Association Canada, the recreational boating industry association. While the NMMA doesn't have specific number about just how many of those are small businesses, Sara Zammit, the organization's public relations manager, said the "vast majority are."
In the U.S., small businesses account for 97.4 per cent of boat manufactures, according to a survey by the NMMA.
Between Oct. 1, 2012 and Sept. 30, 2013, over 44,000 new boats were sold in Canada, according to the NMMA, with new boat and engine sales worth $2-billion.
But Canadian boat makers face tough competition from competitors based in the U.S.
Mr. Elliott, who worked as banker for 25 years before taking over the business his father co-founded 40 years ago in 1998, watches the exchange rates closely and sees every drop in the value of the Canadian dollar as a positive sign.
It's not about exports, he said sales of his boats in the U.S. haven't recovered the way his Canadian business has. Instead, he said it as an advantage at him, a lower Canadian dollar will increase the prices of U.S.-made boats.
Mr. Ham said the exchange rate could be good for him as well.
"If the U.S. dollar remains high, this could very well boost sales," he said. Mr. Ham has seen some recent success exporting south of the border. He recently sold a boat to a police department in Michigan.
Since he purchased Henley Boats in 1996, Mr. Ham said he's seen a shift in customer demand, mostly due to the high cost of fuel.
He said more efficient engines and aluminium hulls, which are lighter than fibreglass, have increased in popularity. It's what his company specializes in, welding hulls together from aluminum planks using a process called lapstrake.
For Legend, which also makes aluminum boats, the return to solid sales after the recession came sooner than it did for some of their competitors.
"We've had two exceptional years," said Mr. Berney. Legend currently employs 90 people.
While boating season may seem far away, things aren't slow for Mr. Elliott's staff in Kelowna. "This is our busy time," he said, they're busy making boats for the coming season.
(Correction: An earlier version of this story said that Mr. Ham purchased Legend Boats in 1996; he actually purchased Henley Boats.)
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Brainerd International Raceway: The Race In Pictures
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Photojournalism: R. A. Fariello | Photography by Gina Graham Fariello
The 5th race of the 2012 NASCAR K&N Pro season was contested at the Brainerd International Raceway. Brainerd is a 2.5 mile road race venue with a long and venerable history of famous racers and races.
BIR is located in the scenic lake region of Minnesota, roughly 125 miles NW of Minneapolis. In addition to "10,000 lakes" the region is covered with both visual and hard references of Paul Bunyan and "Babe the Blue Ox". Unfortunately, the Brainerd Lakes area was also inundated with the source of those 10,000 lakes; it was rain … and the TMS Team saw 5 to 10 inches of it! As a direct result of the rain, the race day schedule was altered such that there would be only to 30 minutes of scheduled practice and no Qualifying period. This decision was made by NASCAR management … and it worked! The entire race was conducted during a brief "dry slot" which ended roughly 33 minutes after the checkered flag waved. Congratulations are due NASCAR for their informed and reasoned decision making.
For the TMS #61 car, and Brett Thompson, good luck was not on their side. Although Brett was happy with the car during practice, the lack of a qualifying session required, by NASCAR rule, that Brett start the race in an 11th place. Early in the race Brett moved into 8th place before problems occurred. The problem arose coming out of the key hole turn resulting in Brett diving to the pits for a quick diagnosis. Nothing obvious Brett returned to the track only to have the shifter fail resulting in the transmission being stuck in third gear for the rest of the race. Clearly, this was a terminal blow to any chance of a good finish. In the end, Brett Thompson crossed the finish line in13th place. Given the race circumstances endured by the 61 car, a 13th place finish was a welcome result.
Lakeside at Gull Lake: with a little sunshine, this is obviously a very scenic area
The Brainerd International Raceway is venerable, scenic, and representative of the area
Images of Paul Bunyan and "Babe the blue ox" are also ubiquitous in this region. Above is an image of the racing version of Babe, replete with "ox number" and "spoiler", gracing the Management Offices at BIR. It may not look like it but, apparently, Babe needs more rear end down-force!
On Friday afternoon the track held an 'open' practice; here the teams unload for that on-track time
Friday's weather was good; sun gave way to clouds late in the day. It was all good for open track practice.
A typical scene at Brainerd; green trees and, race cars
Ospreys nesting on the infield light poles, watch the movement below. Every day is a bad hair day for an Osprey.
Saturday Morning of Race Day – and 2 ½ hours of thunder, lightning and, intense rain greeted the race teams.
As the electrical storms grew worse, NASCAR ordered all team personal into their haulers
Following the rains, NASCAR Race Director Larry Harper meets with team representatives and explains the adjusted, and abbreviated, racing schedule.
The cars quickly line up for NASCAR Tech
Throughout the brief 30 minute NASCAR practice session, the #61 was a good car
At the end of practice, Brett Thompson was 9th quick
Before the race began the critical 90 degree turn #1, located just past the starting line, was badly in need of an 'oiled track' cleanup
Broom Wagon is, clearly, loosely defined terminology
BIR Parade laps are 2 ½ miles around
Entering Turn #5: Michael Self in the #21 car is heading for his first, and well earned, victory. TMS congratulates Michael on his accomplishment.
Turn #3, and the quickest way around is to use the drop-off of the asphalt as a 'catch' for the inside wheels.
With only 2 caution periods the race went quickly. That was a bit of good luck as the rain returned shortly after the race was complete.
Following the race, Brett meets with some old, and cherished, friends
The car is loaded on the Hauler for its trip back to the TMS Jerome ID Race shop. For some Team Members it has been 13 days on the road. Clearly, everyone is happy to be heading back home.


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Honey Bear House is literally walking distance from Hawksnest resort and just minutes from Boone, Blowing Rock, Banner Elk and Valle Crucis. Wanna ski? Check. Wanna hike? Check. Wanna lounge around and do nothing but just relax in the hot tub? You can do that too.
Families will love the location near snowtubing, ziplining, Grandfather Mountain, gem mining and more. But you don't even have to leave; Honey Bear House is equipped with cable TVs, wi-fi, a DVD player and foosball.
Both bedrooms feature Queen beds with all linens. (There are also two Queen sleeper sofas with linens as well.) A fully-equipped kitchen (completely renovated in April 2011) is longing for a gourmet cook's touch. The home also boasts two full baths and an outdoor hot tub, overlooking the wonderful view.
NOTE: A 4WD vehicle is necessary for the winter visits. A view like this doesn't come easy!
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We have long enjoyed the beautiful N.C. High Country. We purchased this home so that our growing family can make memories there for a lifetime. We firmly believe you will too in our home.
The Owner purchased this chalet in 2011
The first thing that drew us to this home was its million dollar view. (The hot tub didn't hurt either!)
This home is ideally situated close to EVERYTHING that we love about the area: it's close to the Blue Ridge Parkway, waterfalls, shopping, hiking, skiing, restaurants, quaint towns, Grandfather Mountain (where we can see, in the words of our oldest daughter, 'cute, little bears'), Tweetsie Railroad and so much more.
We really enjoyed our stay! The house was everything that it said it would be! AMAZING view! We will definitely be back!! I highly recommend the Honeybear House :)
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The Tallmadge girls golf team lost its 2014 season debut Aug. 7 at Gleneagles Golf Club in Twinsburg.
Aurora earned a 214-273 victory over the Lady Blue Devils.
Aurora's Asia Lerner earned medalist honors with a 49.
Taylor Spataro led Tallmadge with a 59.
Rounding out the top four for the Lady Bue Devils were Rachel McNulty (70), Simmie Zorica (71) and Brooke Collins (73).
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|Hong Cheng PhD and MA in History, postdoctoral researcher in Chinese Studies, and MLIS in Library and Information Science at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and MA and BA in history from Fudan University. Hong worked as the Library Director at the Art Institute of California, Los Angeles, from 1997 to 2005, and has been a librarian at UCLA, in charge of the collection for Chinese studies at the East Asian Library, since 2005. Hong is also the chief editor of Chinese Studies Abroad since 2010. Hong's research fields include modern Chinese history, Chinese socio-economic and cultural history, historical philosophy, and the theory of library management. His major publications include Eyewitness WWII: from Shanghai to the Pacific, and Chinese Studies Abroad, Vol. 1. Hong is currently a member of the American Library Association and its Resolution Committee and Membership Meetings Committee, a member of the Association of College and Research Libraries and its Asia, Africa and Middle East Section and the Committee on International Relations, a member of the Association for Asian Studies and its affiliated Council on East Asian Libraries, and a life member of the Chinese American Librarians Association.
|Barbara J Ford is the director of the Mortenson Center for International Library Programs and Mortenson Distinguished Professor at the Library of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. In 2008 she received the John Ames Humphrey OCLC Forest Press Award in recognition of significant contributions to international librarianship from the American Library Association. She was the 1997-1998 president of the American Library Association (ALA) and her theme was "Libraries: Global Reach, Local Touch." Barbara previously worked as assistant commissioner for central library services at the Chicago Public Library, executive director of the Virginia Commonwealth University libraries, and associate library director at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas. She served in several capacities at the University of Illinois at Chicago, including documents librarian and audiovisual librarian. In addition, Barbara was director of the Soybean Insect Research Information Center at the Illinois Natural History Survey and a Peace Corps volunteer in Panama and Nicaragua. She was president of the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL), a division of ALA, from 1990 until 1991. She currently is a member of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) Governing Board. She previously served as the secretary for the IFLA Section on Government Information and Official Publications and on the IFLA Academic and Research Libraries Section.
Shuyong Jiang is Chinese Studies Librarian and Cataloging Coordinator at the Asian Library at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She received her Ph.D. in Chinese and M.A. in Information and Library Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Ms. Jiang is project director of Think Globally, Act Globally US-China Librarian Collaboration. She is also very active in scholarship and librarianship. She is a member of the Executive Board of the Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA), CALA treasurer, and was the president of CALA Midwest Chapter, 2007-2008, and contributed in many CALA activities and initiatives. She is also very productive in publishing research articles in Chinese literature and library science. Her research papers and articles appear in many prestigious journals of the fields.
Paula Kaufman is the Juanita J. and Robert E. Simpson Dean of Libraries and University Librarian at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, a position she has held since 1999, with a break in 2006/07 when she served as the University's Interim Chief Information Officer. Before joining the faculty at Illinois, she spent eleven years as Dean of Libraries at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Prior to taking that position she served the Columbia University Libraries as Acting Vice President, Director of Academic Information Services, Director of Library Services, Acting Head of the East Asia Libraries, and Head of the Business Library. She also has considerable experience in the private sector, at McKinsey and Company and as co-founder and partner of Information for Business. Dean Kaufman has served the profession with board memberships in the Center for Research Libraries (chair), the Association of Research Libraries (president), the Council on Library and Information Resources (chair), the Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois, the Illinois Computer Services Organization, the Research Libraries Group, the Society for Scholarly Publishing, CAUSE, and Solinet (chair). She has served on numerous committees at the University of Illinois, the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Columbia University, and the Committee on Institutional Cooperation. br>
|Jing Liu, is the Chinese Language Librarian at University of British Columbia and a life member of CALA. A graduate from Wuhan University, Jing received her M.L.S. from University of Washington and Master in Asia Pacific Policy Studies from UBC. She has experienced librarianship from different types of libraries in Beijing, New York, Chicago, Seattle and British Columbia of Canada. She has conducted many training programs for Chinese libraries, and enjoyed working with librarians collaboratively worldwide. She has received travel and research grants, and published books, book chapters, conference and journal papers in China and in the US.
Haiying Qian is Digital Projects Specialist for Missouri's Statewide Digital Project "Missouri Digital Heritage". She works at Library Development Division of Missouri State Library that promotes and serves libraries and librarians around the state of Missouri. Before joining Missouri State Library in 2007, She has worked as librarian and assistant professor at St. Mary-of-the-Wood College Library for 5 years. She is a native of Tianmen, Hubei. She worked 6 years at the Information Division of China Institute of Atomic Energy in Beijing before moving to US in 1998. Ms. Qian received her Master's Degree in Library Science at University of Missouri – Columbia, and Bachelor's Degree in Science and Technology Information at Xi'an Jiaotong University. Haiying is a member of the American Library Association, Missouri Library Association and a life member of the Chinese-American Librarians Association.
|Xinye Qiu was born in Shanghai. He studied Chinese language and literature in Fudan University and earned a B.A. degree. Before he became an editor in a prominent publishing house, he continued his studies by majoring in Chinese Classical literature and graduated with a M.A. degree in Fudan University. During his career as an editor, Mr. Qiu participated in major projects while cooperating with the Shanghai Library. Under the leadership of Professor Gu Tinglong, he helped compile Chinese Classics. His editing works covered the subjects of literature, humanity and history.
Mr. Qiu came to the United States in 1990 for further studies. He earned his Master Degrees from St. John's University in the field of Asian Studies and Modern World History. He enrolled in the Doctor of Arts program in the School of Arts and Science in the same university from 2003 to 2009. Mr. Qiu studied Library and Information Science in Rutgers University and began his librarianship after graduating with a M.L.S.
Mr. Qiu has worked for the Queens Library for 12 years and in his recent 7 years he is a Principal Librarian and the Assistant Library Manager. In his position in the Flushing library, a flagship community library, he is responsible for the operation of a large public library that has more than 90 fulltime and part-time employees and circulates more than 3 millions materials annually.
During his own time, Mr. Qiu loves to read and write. He has three publications that are translations of scholarly works on information science and information society, Western philosophy, and Chinese history. He writes for World Journal Weekly, a leading Chinese newspaper in North America, as an author for its Reading Time column. He had published over 200 articles for the local media.
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Demon's Souls
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"Don't be scared by the difficulty, Demon's Souls has a lot to offer."
Review: Demon's Souls (PS3)
By BadFortuneAndre
Demon's Souls is a strange game. It came out of nowhere, was nearly entirely overlooked due to a release much too close to Uncharted 2, and turned around to sell extremely well regardless on word of mouth alone. I purchased Demon's Souls knowing only one thing about it: it's hard.
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From what I understand, Demon's Souls was brought to the States by Atlus, the same company that created such classics as Ogre Battle 64 (one of my old favorites). If you know that game, you may be familiar with confusing, complicated interfaces populated by numerous tiny icons that you just have to learn the meaning of in time.
The point I'm driving at is that that interface in Demon's Souls in confusing and really just not very streamlined. There's no learning curve or tutorial explaining navigation, but the more you play the game the better you get at using it. This can be said about much of the game's features, and while it bugged me at first, I can honestly say (being in my second playthrough currently) that I've actually grown rather accustomed to it.
Visually, Demon's Souls looks decent. It's nigh-impossible to create a character who doesn't look like he/she was beaten with an ugly stick as a child, and some of the areas of the worlds are rather grey and bland, but the game has some pretty effects and interesting enemy design. The bosses (the game's shining moments) look amazing.
If you've looked into Demon's Souls at all before reading this review, I'm sure you've heard that it's rather hard. It's not just hard, it's relentless unforgiving and impatient in its constant quest to kill your character, you, and your dog. This is something that you should know before making the purchase, but it is definitely not something that should scare you off.
Not to beat the dead horse too much, but I'd like to give a few examples of just how unforgiving this game is. Slain enemies reward you with souls, which are used for both maintaining equipment and purchasing upgrades to your base stats. When you die, you lose all your souls. In RPG conventions, this means you have to make your way back through the level and find your corpse to regain your lost souls, and that is possible here. The kicker is that every creature you had killed before dying will have come back to life; you essentially start the level over. If you die before you make it to your corpse, those souls are lost for good. You need the souls too, because killing enemies is the only way to obtain them. Gone are the days of selling useless items for extra cash. Oh yeah, and you can't pause the game (which can prove quite dangerous when coupled with bosses who can often kill you in one hit).
Have you decided to buy Ratchet & Clank instead, yet? Hold on, now. In my Prince of Persia review I said that extreme difficulty seems to be a bit outdated and meaningless in next-gen gaming. How is this any different? In Demon's Souls the difficulty is largely attributed to your own failure to stay alert and adapt to circumstances. If you fail to learn from your mistakes, you fail to succeed in future endeavors. In this game, it works beautifully well. You will learn to be careful, to check corners in areas you've already mastered, to stock up on arrows just in case. Learning pays off in the end, too.
Every time you down a boss in Demon's Souls you feel as if you've actually accomplished something. It's a feeling that I believe has been absent from gaming for quite some time. The bosses are epic, in a true sense of the word (as opposed to an internet catchphrase sense, in which everything is epic). These are some of the most difficult and imaginative bosses you will ever see, and probably have seen in years. There is a boss that summons another real player to fight you, instead of fighting you himself. There is a boss that can lower your base stats permanently with each successful hit. And of course there are numerous bosses that simply test your skill, adaptability, and tactics within the game's reach. These encounters will leave your knuckles white and your palms sweaty, but when you complete them you will cheer out loud in triumph.
I suppose I should also give you a rundown on how the game plays. Not to over simplify it, the combat is just like playing Zelda. You lock on, you block and dodge, you attack and you cast spells. That's the long and short of it. What it really comes down to is how you mix these moves together while managing your stamina bar (which gets used up a little bit when performing any of the mentioned feats). If you run out of stamina, you pretty much can't do anything.
However, the game is an RPG and so stats also come into play. There's a strategy to that as well: do you spend your souls to repair your equipment? Upgrade it? Restock on healing grasses and arrows? These are all worthy sinks for your wallet but most of your souls will go into increasing your base stats to improve your health, damage, resistance to various elements, weight you can carry (extremely important, that one), etc. Add in an interesting crafting/upgrade system using stones and ores found in the world and it's easy to lose hours just managing all your junk.
The game itself is separated into five worlds, of sort, all connected by a hub safe town called The Nexus. It's rather interesting, because you can visit the worlds in any order you deem worthy, which makes for some interesting strategy once you learn which aspects of the game you are and aren't good at.
Demon's Souls has done something with online multiplayer that I'm beginning to think is rather ahead of its time. No game is going to copy this system, despite the system being extremely fun and working great for Demon's Souls itself. When in Online Mode, players can leave glowing messages on the ground containing tips for other players to read. They are extremely helpful in warning of dangerous falls and enemy ambushes even though some people will try to trick you and get you killed with them. You can also check the bloodstains of fellow players to watch the last five seconds or so of their lives; a handy tool in checking what trouble may lurk around the next corner.
For the tougher bosses, it can be helpful to summon a few fellow players to your game, though if they die they will be immediately kicked out. Last but not least, you can invade other players' games and attack them in hopes of scoring whatever amount of souls they may be carrying. The Online Mode is great, and even though you are usually playing alone, you never actually -feel- like it.
I didn't even mention the game's story, but that is mostly because I doubt it has ever been fully comprehended by man. The story is confusing, and rarely pointed to, but it does provide a nice setting for the five twisted worlds you will be dying repeatedly in. If I had to relate Demon's Souls to another game out there I would probably tell you that it's Zelda combat + Diablo item and stat management. If you own a PS3 and are itching for an action adventure game, RPG, or just a chance to relive the days when games contained both serious risk and serious reward, Demon's Souls won't do you wrong.
Reviewer's Rating: 4.5 - Outstanding
Originally Posted: 12/02/09
Game Release: Demon's Souls (US, 10/06/09)
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Daily Dr. Roto — December 28, 2016
Coaching Hot Seat
The Buffalo Bills finally gave the ax to Rex Ryan (as I predicted on my podcast about three weeks ago) and are now in search of a new coach for 2017. Jacksonville's Gus Bradley and Los Angeles' Jeff Fisher are already gone, so let's take a look at some other coaches who are on the hot seat and might feel the heat come January 2.
NYJ Todd Bowles — His solid showing in 2015 probably buys him another year in the Big Apple. He will need to figure out new defensive schemes sans Revis as well as a new signal caller, but he will get one more shot. Warm
CLE Hue Jackson — The stove was probably beginning to burn until the Browns got their first win last week at home. The team has played hard for Jackson, and they will most likely have the number one pick. He's a player's coach, and his guys love him, so I say he stays. Tepid
IND Chuck Pagano — Another losing season in Indy? Not sure Chuck can withstand the heat if they miss out on the playoffs. It's not like he can fire another offensive coordinator. Very Hot
SD Mike McCoy — It's hard to blame McCoy considering all the injuries the team has had this year. In fact, one could argue that he has done a great job considering the limited ability of his personnel. Sadly, I am not sure it matters as the team might be moving away from San Diego and if they do they will probably want to start over with a new regime. Burning
PHI Doug Pederson — Fantasy owners would love to roast this guy over an open fire, but it seems like the ownership in Philly likes him enough to give him another year. Carson Wentz did show improvement over the course of the season, but did anyone else get better? I don't think so. Hot
NO Sean Payton — It looks like the Saints are willing to trade their Coach for a bag of balls and a dozen beignets. Payton has done a masterful job over the years in New Orleans, but Brees is almost done and the team truly believes that they are in rebuilding mode and Payton is not the guy to lead it. Scalding
SF Chip Kelly — Only Chip Kelly could manage to lose the number one pick in the draft by beating the pathetic Rams. One could argue that it is GM Trent Baalke that needs to be fired, but he seems to have the ear of ownership. We all know that Chip is dying to be the GM of any team, but we saw what an unmitigated disaster he was in Philly. I had him pegged for the LSU job before it went to Orgeron and I am not sure that there is another college job available at this point that would appeal to him. My guess is that he gets another shot with a QB he likes as opposed to Kaepernick. Warm
MIN Mike Zimmer — It's never a good sign when your players stop listening to you which is exactly what happened when the Vikings played the Packers. It will be interesting to see how the team handles what happened in the off-season. Will they cut Terrance Newman or will they just fire Mike Zimmer? Zimmer's job security started to diminish as the team's fortunes began to crumble this season. Hot
DET Jim Caldwell — If the Lions fail to make the playoffs, it could be argued that it is because Caldwell could not inspire them over the past few weeks. Caldwell has been hanging on by a thread, and I think that ownership is looking for a reason to let him go. A four TD game by Aaron Rodgers this week might just be the thing to get it done. However, if the Lions pull off a victory this week, Caldwell is safe and might even get an extension on his current deal. Burning
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(CNSNews.com) - A Chicago newspaper's call to repeal the Second Amendment is an "unconscionable attack on the entire Bill of Rights and the freedoms it protects," the Second Amendment Foundation says.
In an editorial published on Friday, the day after the Supreme Court handed down its 5-4 ruling upholding the individual right to own firearms, The Chicago Tribune called the Second Amendment an "anachronism" that should be repealed.
"The amendment was intended to protect the authority of the states to organize militias," The Chicago Tribune said. The newspaper supported its argument by claiming that a 1939 case, U.S. v Miller, established the amendment as a "collective right" that applied only to service in some type of militia.
But that's a false argument, the Second Amendment Foundation said.
"The Chicago Tribune's editors have demonstrated an appalling short-sightedness," said SAF founder Alan Gottlieb. "If they are so willing to abandon one civil right for an entire class of American citizens, what's next? Perhaps they would strip some citizens of their First Amendment rights to free speech or religion...Once you make it acceptable to destroy one civil right, it does not take a very big leap to embrace limitations on, or the abolition of, another civil right," he added.
Gottlieb noted that never, in all the years that newspaper editorials have vilified gun rights organizations, has any Second Amendment supporter suggested repealing the First Amendment.
"Unlike elitist newspaper editors, gun owners understand that the Bill of Rights is an all-or-nothing document, not a civil rights buffet from which we can pick and choose the rights we want to enjoy and those for which we have no stomach," Gottlieb said.
"We have always known that the Second Amendment affirmed an individual civil right, and a truly objective reading of history by the Chicago Tribune would -- if they had any notion of objectivity -- lead them to the same conclusion," Gottlieb concluded.
"A generation of parents and grandparents of those now writing such nonsense in the Tribune risked, and all too frequently lost their lives to defend all of the freedoms enumerated in the Bill of Rights. The Tribune editors may as well just spit on their graves."
The June 27 editorial is titled "Repeal the 2/super nd/nosupersub Amendment," and it begins: "No, we don't suppose that's going to happen any time soon. But it should."
The editorial criticizes the "inartful" wording of the Second Amendment, and it accuses five Supreme Court justices of editing it: "In essence, they said: Scratch the preamble, only 14 words count."
The editorial also noted that Thursday's ruling means Chicago's ban on handgun ownership is likely to be overturned.
"Some view this court decision as an affirmation of individual rights," the Tribune said. "But the damage in this ruling is that it takes a significant public policy issue out of the hands of citizens."
(Pro-life activists have made the same argument about the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade ruling that legalized abortion.)
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While acknowledging that racism "isn't limited to Texas," a Democratic activist from the Lone Star State told guest host Michael Eric Dyson during Thursday's edition of The Ed Show on MSNBC: "We're just more out and proud with it" and "don't segregate and live apart from each other, like they do in the Northeast."
Sarah Slamen -- a party official from Fort Bend County -- made the remark while discussing the comments of two-term La Marque City Council member Connie Trube, who is under fire after an audio of her calling for removal of "those blacks off the school board" was leaked to the public.
Dyson began the segment, which featured a graphic that read "Stand by Your Hate," by asserting: "The reality is that racism is alive and well in Texas" since the state's Republican chapter has called for the repeal of the Voting Rights Act because the GOP leaders "believe protections against racial discrimination and voting" are no longer needed.
He then played the recording of Trube describing a member of a local school board:
She really turned black. I mean, she used to be sociable with everyone and had a level head, and then she got on the school board with the rest of the blacks, and they all just ganged up, and that's why the school system has gone to hell.
It's not gonna get any better until you get those blacks off the school board.
"City officials launched an investigation" being conducted by an outside legal firm and "formally censured" Trube, but she only "doubled down," Dyson continued, quoting her as saying: "What is on the tape is nothing more than me stating my honest opinion, and I don't back down from that. I never denied what was on the tape."
When Slamen joined the one-way discussion, she defined an investigation into Trube's comments as "stage dressing to protect all the racists that are around her."
"I think everyone can look at this situation and see that Connie Trube needs to be out on her butt – immediately," said Slamen, who added: "The 13,000 people or so living in La Marque deserve better than Connie Trube," and "Texas deserves better than a GOP" that isn't seeking "to correct the structural racism" she represents.
Using the common Democratic tactic of taking one person's viewpoint and tarring all other members of the party with the same brush, Dyson stated that "Trube's comments served to illustrate just how out of touch the Texas GOP is. Her refusal to resign is simply unacceptable."
Not surprisingly, Slamen declared that Lone Star State legislators are attempting to impose "clear violations" of the law on minority voters, and "there's no way that Connie Trube in District C can adequately or with honor represent the 35 percent of African-Americans who live there."
"In that racist tape that Ms. Trube made," the Democratic activist continued, Trube tried to blame the failure of Texas schools "on the melanin in people's skin."
The real problem, Slamen asserted, is "the structuring of how we fund our schools and how Republican statewide leadership has failed to adequately fund those schools, like when they cut $5 billion from the school budgets in 2011."
The host then lobbed another softball question to his guest, asking: "How can the Texas GOP think the Voting Rights Act is unnecessary in this day and age?"
"That's a wonderful question, and I would love for someone to be able to put that right in the face of the party of 'supposed fiscal responsibility,"' Slamen replied enthusiastically.
"Connie Trube has no interest in representing every member of her district," the guest declared, "and so she should be out!"
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It hasn't even been 50 years that minorities in Texas and across the United States have been allowed to get to the polls with these protections, and already, Republicans all over the nation are trying to whitewash that history.
You look at these radical, regressive, repressive Voter ID laws, and you hear remarks like that from people who are in power like Connie Trube, and you know right away … we absolutely need affirmative action and voters' rights!
As NewsBusters previously reported, this isn't the first time Slamen has clashed with Texas officials. In July of 2013, she told MSNBC's Thomas Roberts that the state's "legislative branch has failed us so miserably" by passing laws restricting access to abortion -- despite testimony she gave that was so hostile she was removed from the state senate chamber.
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(Trumpet / Worthy News)-- The Syrian civil war has once more taken a dire turn for the worse. Turkey has altered its strategy against its opponents, the forces of Syrian President Bashar Assad. Instead of simply aiding the Syrian rebels, Turkey is now also killing them with dehydration. The problem is, this brutal act threatens the lives of millions of Syrian and Iraqi citizens.
The crisis revolves around the Euphrates River, which quickly became the Euphrates Creek when Turkey completely cut off the water flow upstream of Syria, reported Al Akhbar on May 30. The Euphrates originates in Turkey and passes through the Atatürk Dam before flowing into Syria and Iraq. By cutting off the flow and directing it into the reservoir, Turkey has lowered water levels downstream. Water levels in Lake Assad, Syria's largest body of water, have dropped by 20 feet since Turkey shut off the water supply. The Euphrates hydrates large parts of Syria. -- Source
Bible Prophecy teachers warn that a passage in Revelation may be coming to pass. "The sixth angel poured out his bowl on the great river Euphrates, and its water was dried up, to prepare the way for the kings from the east." [Revelation 6:12]
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Former England captain Michael Vaughan says Australian batsman David Warner must have a "screw loose" for punching England rival Joe Root a month out from an Ashes series.
Vaughan said Warner's unprovoked attack on Root in a Birmingham bar last weekend had "tarnished the whole Australia cricket team" by ensuring the storm of uncertainty surrounding their Ashes prospects turned into a tornado.
"I'm all for players relaxing and having fun. But to go and punch an opposing player unprovoked in a bar, you've got to have some kind of screw loose to do that," Vaughan told BBC Sport.
"I can't believe that an opposing player would want to punch one of the England players and then you find out more about the incident. It was an unprovoked attack.
"The Australian cricket team aren't in a great state of health as we speak.
"This just makes it that little bit more difficult because we're all going to be watching them closely. I'm sure there will be people studying them at night to see what they're up to and I'm sure it's going to be one difficult summer for them.
"Unfortunately David Warner has tarnished the whole Australia cricket team. People are talking about him but the whole network, structure, captain, management, supporters, are all tarred with the same brush because of what that one individual has done to the team."
England's legendary all-rounder Ian Botham used his column for the Daily Mirror to defend Warner, saying the incident was minor and has been sufficiently dealt with.
"What right have I got to point fingers at players having a few beers and going out, the way I played the game and the way I lived my life?", Botham wrote.
I'll let the Righteous Brothers do that, I'm not in their band. I've chinned a few people in my time and you move on."
Another former England skipper Andrew Flintoff tweeted that staying for the Ashes would be more appropriate punishment for Warner.
"I think the only punishment fitting for @davidwarner31 is to make him play in the Ashes ! Banning him is letting him off #5-0" Flintoff wrote.
Australian captain George Bailey, who is standing in for the injured Michael Clarke, denied Warner had a short fuse and had a tendency to overstep the line.
"No I don't think so. Not at all," Bailey said.
Vaughan also pointed to Australia's homeworkgate drama in India where four players were stood down for the third Test, and Warner's Twitter rant against two Australian journalists that saw him fined $5,750.
He went on to say he hopes Warner isn't sent home, even though that's looming as a genuine possibility with Cricket Australia to hold a judicial hearing within the next 48 hours.
"I won't want to see that. I think he needs a slap wrist. A warning this kind of activity shouldn't be taking place," Vaughan said.
Former Australian player and international cricket coach Tom Moody said in commentary for the BBC at Australia's Champions Trophy match against New Zealand on Wednesday, that Australia's recent off-field issues boil down to a leadership vacuum - pointing to the retirements of Ricky Ponting and Mike Hussey.
Moody said that was compounded this week with skipper Clarke away from the team receiving back treatment in London.
"He's not even here. So that makes it even harder. He's in London," said Moody.
"On a mobile phone it's a little bit different to having the presence of him in the dressing room and presence of him around the breakfast table.
"Australian cricket has lost a lot of leaders over the past couple of years. And that behaviour and that attitude and maybe lack of respect of what is important in a team dynamic is being lost."
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Federal Credit Union:
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The first U.S. credit union was begun in 1909 in Massachusetts, and by 1959 at least half of all U.S. credit unions were being operated under Federal charters. The official name and charter was granted on March 15, 1959, for the Texas Tech Federal Credit Union, with membership open to all the University's faculty and staff members. The new credit union building, located on the southwest part of campus, was completed and officially opened in 2001.
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The collection contains financial material, meeting minutes, newsletters, and statistics, on the activities of Texas Tech Federal Credit Union.
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Mr. HIMES. Mr. Speaker, the new Republican majority has decided that today we will read the United States Constitution, which I guess is a good thing. But like every other American, I can and do read it for myself. In fact, I did it this morning and came across the phrase ``promote the general welfare.''
Next week, the new Republican majority will put forward a bill to repeal health care reform; to tell seniors, go back to a world where you can choose between your prescriptions and your food; to tell our children, go back to a world where an insurance company can deny you coverage because you had the misfortune to be born with a disease. That is what they are doing next week.
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