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Film Studies is an 18-hour program leading to an interdisciplinary minor in the College of Arts & Sciences. This new description of the program as an interdisciplinary minor in no way changes the essential direction of the program but clarifies its interdisciplinary character and emphasizes its academic rigor. It offers students an education in cinema, which draws upon the faculty and resources of six departments: American Studies, Communication, English, Fine and Performing Arts, History, Modern Languages, and Theology. The program is oriented primarily to history and critical analysis, but includes an opportunity to learn the basics of media production. The interdisciplinary minor is part of a program leading to a BA degree.
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Your eye is like a camera. The retina functions like the film inside a camera. It is light-sensitive tissue that lines the inside of the eye and captures pictures of the outside world.
In retinal detachment, the retina layer separates from the wall of the eyeball, which has the blood supply that feeds the retina. After the separation, the retina begins to starve and die off.
As this happens, you might see flashing lights, new floaters, or a dark curtain that comes across your vision. Retinal detachment is not painful.
It is very important that you see an eye doctor if you think you are having a retinal detachment. It needs to be repaired with surgery to prevent vision loss. Your vision after the surgery will depend on how much of the retina separated and how much time passed before it was repaired.
Many things can cause a retinal detachment. If the eyeball is a room, the retina is the wallpaper that covers the walls.
The most common type is caused by a small hole in the retina, caused by trauma, severe nearsightedness, or aging. Fluids inside the eye can go underneath the retina through the hole and cause it to peel away from the wall.
Retinal detachment can also happen if there is something pulling on the retina, like abnormal blood vessels from diabetic retinopathy or scar tissue from previous surgery or inflammation.
You are more likely to get retinal detachments if you have these risk factors:
You will likely have bright flashes of light in your peripheral vision. This is caused by the retina separating from the wall of the eyeball. You may also have floaters or blurry vision if there is bleeding. The amount of vision loss depends on which part of the retina becomes detached. If the macula, which is responsible for central fine vision becomes detached, you will have very poor vision.
When you go to the eye doctor, he can see your retina through an instrument called the indirect ophthalmoscope, or by looking through the microscope. If you have a retinal detachment, he will see the area of detachment in the back of your eye. If the view is blocked by blood or scar tissue, the eye doctor may use an ultrasound to see if your retina has separated fro the back wall.
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MEMBERS of the public will be "put in danger" if Worcestershire's councils continue making massive cuts to services dealing with rat control, food safety, nuisance neighbours and pollution.
That's the shock verdict from a county-wide group of councillors, who say the very future of Worcestershire Regulatory Services (WRS) is now at risk.
The body, which gets funding from all seven councils in Worcestershire, has its lowest ever budget of £5 million this year after taking an £800,000 hit.
Your Worcester News can reveal how cash-strapped councils are now planning to reduce it even further by 2017, with the prospect of its funding shrinking to around £3.5 million by then.
Councillors are now warning that enough is enough, and say "significant changes" are needed if WRS is to survive.
Worcestershire County Council has just slashed its £1.8 million contribution to £1 million, and is planning to reduce that to a paltry £250,000 by 2017.
Worcester City Council is stumping up £571,000 this year, but is preparing to take £90,000 away from that over the same time frame.
A new report has now been published, prepared by six councillors from across Worcestershire, who say the cuts must stop.
Councillor Rod Laight, who chaired the review, said: "If there are any future cuts to WRS, financially, we will be putting members of the public in danger in a number of areas.
"We've all got to take responsibility - all seven authorities, including Worcester, have got to bite the bullet in other areas because if WRS gets any more cuts it simply cannot operate as it does now."
Speaking during a city council scrutiny meeting, he even said politicians "deserve to be criticised" over reducing the WRS budget .
He said during the review, which took nine months to complete, he established the cuts have led to staffing levels falling from 154 to 117, and another 15 roles will be slashed this year.
"I'm sure you've all had moments as a councillor when you've sat here and thought 'why am I being criticised," he said.
"Well in this case we deserve to be criticised. A lot of people have got to stand up and say 'this is wrong'.
"We can't allow councils to withdraw piecemeal.
"Get together and protect your residents."
The report says cuts to WRS risks Worcestershire being unable to respond properly to challenges like a repeat of the horse meat scandal, which required school meals to be tested.
WRS's responsibilities include animal welfare, contaminated land, anti-rogue trader activities, food safety, under age sales, and a massive range of public health issues like water supplies, burials and drainage.
Cllr Laight added: "There is a real danger of the public being put at risk if we cut it further - you must safeguard WRS, you can't cut any more."
Councillors from various parties shared his concerns.
Labour Cllr Simon Cronin said: "These services don't come for free - the cuts seem to get worse year after year."
Cllr Mike Johnson, a Conservative, added: "We wouldn't want to risk our statutory obligations."


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Hi guys, nice website you have here. I have some questions about my small website. The site is for my contracting business, right now there are 5 pages but I will get it up to 10-12 pages soon. It's been active for a month.
When I do a site:website.com search on Google it shows that the pages were indexed. But when I do a site:www.website.com search, nothing comes up. So apparently Google only indexed the non-www pages.
I signed up for Google's Webmaster Tools, put both the www and non-www pages into my profile, and set the www pages to be the preferred.
My question is what should I do now? Should I set a 301 redirect? If so, what exactly what I put into the .htaccess file? Which page should I redirect to, the non-www page which is currently indexed by Google or the www page which seems like the more proper thing to do?
Again, the site is only about a month old and very small so I don't know if this stuff even matters much for me?
Hi MechElec. Welcome to the forums.
It's best to choose either the www or non-www version of your site, and redirect the other to the one you choose. It sounds like this may have been doen already, though. Can you view the www version of your site in a browser if you type it directly in? Not all web hosts create both versions ...
If you can, then you still need to do the redirect. It's pretty simple code. This page shows code for both versions ("Force www" and "Eliminate www"): http://datakoncepts.com/seo
Personally, I prefer the non www version, as www is a bit old hat and pointless, but it's up to you.
Yes, both work.
I would prefer www., my main concern is that Google hasn't indexed that, only the non-www.
Since I set the preferred to www in Google Webmaster tools and if I do the redirect, will I be ok?
Thank you for the help!
Oddly enough, I couldn't get it to work with the code from your link, Chrome gave me a redirect loop error. however, it worked with this code from another site:
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{http_host} ^blahblahelectric.com$ [nc]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.blahblahelectric.com/$1 [r=301,nc,L]
Everything seems to be working perfectly fine now. Is this code ok?
Let me add a welcome to SitePoint, too!
You tried
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\\.example\\.com$ [NC]
RewriteRule .? http://www.example.com%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,L]
and it didn't work? Did you test that you have mod_rewrite enabled (as well as .htaccess)? The test is at the top of the page under Test.
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^example\\.com$ [NC]
RewriteRule .? http://www.example.com%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,L]
will do the same thing. Both work.
As for your other code:
Options +FollowSymLinks
# Already in the httpd.conf
RewriteEngine on
RewriteBase /
# Undoes a mod_alias redirection and, here, is superfluous
RewriteCond %{http_host} ^blahblahelectric.com$ [nc]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.blahblahelectric.com/$1 [r=301,nc,L]
# while it doesn't make sense to create an atom duplicating an Apache variable,
# this, too, will work.
# However, because {REQUEST_URI} is case sensitive,
# the No Case flag is wrong.
# Additionally, while it's strictly technique, it's better
# to use CAPS for Apache variables and flags.
Thank you!
and it didn't work? Did you test that you have mod_rewrite enabled (as well as .htaccess)? The test is at the top of the page under Test. I can't find this link anywhere I'd like to test this out first.
I tried it using the following again and it worked this time. I don't understand why it didn't work yesterday, but I am glad that I got it working the correct way. Thanks!
Hi ME,
That wasn't a link but an
 tag on my seo page (see Article linked in my signature) which I use JS to generate a drop down link (because the page is excessively long).
Anyway, I was shocked that it hadn't worked for you so I'm glad that you got the alternate version to work. Just remember that it will also redirect any subdomains that you may attempt to link to without any exclusions (read the article for sample code).
I see, it all makes sense now. I didn't realize that you were the author of the page that Ralph originally linked me to and that you were talking about that page when you mentioned the test. Small world!
Thanks again guys.
No worries. I'd been a TL here for several years and had initially generated that tutorial article in an effort to save myself from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and even allowed SP to use it as an article before I created the sticky at the front of the Apache (now Server) forum board. I can only keep my own page "up to date," though, so I still consider it the "master copy" (and try to post an "Updated" in my signature when appropriate).
Anyway, you know who to attack for mod_rewrite problems as I still hang around here.
[ot]Recently I found a reason to enforce WWW over non-www. A client on a windows network hosted their own email. They had defined their public domain name as a zone file in their local domain. This was to allow them to resolve their email hostname. They define a WWW zone record so that the could resolve to their public external hosted website. In this case the customer could not resolve the non-www domain for the website as the default zone would answer and not pass it to the WWW record. By forcing WWW they and the public can see the website.
I know that the DNS can be configured to resolve an A or CNAME record without WWW, but I did not have control of the DNS nor would they create these records.
Yes somewhat unique case, but lucky to have the WWW to deal with this[/ot]
The hosts I've used have all created DNS records for both www and non-www versions of every (master and addon) domain within my account (probably a cPanel feature). While I prefer non-www, as far as I'm concerned, the only reasons to force one or the other are:
The third one that's regularly raised is the idea that having the the site available at both www and non-www divides any search engine ranking value between the two versions of the site, lowering the overall findability of the site. I can only assume that this is true, given how often it is stated.
Just to be clear, I also prefer non www now, but it is largely a personal choice, even though DK's and Ralphs's reasons are good ones


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(Reuters) - Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed plans to play next season in the National Football League whether he wins or loses in the Super Bowl against San Francisco, the nine-time Pro Bowl selection said on Thursday.
Team mate Ray Lewis, 37, had already announced he would retire at the end of the postseason on his "last ride" in the NFL after 17 seasons, and many wondered if the 34-year-old Reed might follow his linebacker friend into retirement.
"Nah, it's not my last ride," Reed, who has played in the NFL for 11 years, told reporters with a smile. "I just bought a bike."
Pressed for a more definitive answer, the playful Reed said: "I'll be playing next year."
Reed, set to become an unrestricted free agent after this season, could savor a crowning moment in the February 3 game against the 49ers by claiming his first Super Bowl title in his home city of New Orleans.
The ball-hawking safety has been quiet this postseason and has gone seven games without an interception, though his eight career postseason interceptions are the most among active players.
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The Allure of Custom
|I learned that buying a boat and building one are two different endeavors.
Although PMY devotes significant coverage to custom boats, including a large portion of each May issue, I've always been mystified by the process. I've admired many a custom boat and driven quite a few, but always had trouble understanding why anyone would put him/herself through the trials and tribulations inherent in the process when there are so many great production boats available. Besides, building your own boat takes time—at least a year.
Since so many of you own custom boats, I figured I ought to get cozy with the process. So at a recent boat show, I pretended I was looking for a replacement for my 32-foot Jarvis Newman Downeaster, Ava T—another Downeaster about six feet longer with a few more amenities and a little more speed. And nicer woodwork. And a bigger 'fridge. An enclosed shower, too. I knew there'd be a lot of production candidates at the show, plus custom builders, so I figured I'd compare the two and see if custom really did offer something production didn't.
I spent a day checking out candidates at the marina, looking at everything from Morgans to Marlows, Sabres to San Juans, Hunts to Hinckleys. I fell in love and out of love more times than J Lo. I sat with salesmen, explained what I was looking for, and detailed how I'd use the boat. I looked at brochures, examined options, estimated prices. I looked at so many boats I couldn't remember which was which. But I left the dock sure of one thing: Somewhere in that group of production builders, there had to be exactly the boat I was looking for. Considering that I just couldn't imagine the need for going to a custom builder.
The next day I met with two custom builders. The first confirmed my innate skepticism; he clearly had better things to do than waste time talking to a guy who wanted to build a piddly 38-footer. In fact, most of the meeting involved him telling me about all the projects he'd completed, all the famous clients he'd had, and just how accomplished a builder he really was. After exactly one hour he abruptly stood and announced, "Look, you decide what you want, and I'll build it. But I can't say when or for how much."
The second guy was his polar opposite. He was a real boat guy, and we began our meeting by trading yarns for an hour. He then pulled out a pad and sketched some accommodations plans, which we passed back and forth for another hour. Then we crafted a profile. Despite the fact that this was all subterfuge, I found I was really into it, and I had the distinct impression he was, too. By the time I left, I felt like I'd made a friend and embarked on a real adventure. I had discovered that this was about way more that just buying a boat. It was about creating something that was mine and mine alone, much like the process of building a home.
In the end, I learned that buying a boat and building one are two different endeavors that appeal to two different kinds of people. And me? I keep telling myself that this was only an experiment, but I have this feeling I haven't seen the last of my new friend.
This article originally appeared in the April 2005 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.


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A "bastard" with the soul of Niccolo Machiavelli and the face of parish priest left the Australian political stage Wednesday night, and you could almost hear Macbeth's witches cackling around their cauldrons.
Kevin Rudd, son of a poor share farmer, Mandarin-speaking diplomat, political pop star and twice Australian prime minister, gave a tearful valedictory speech to federal Parliament Wednesday night.
"This has been the product of much soul-searching for us as a family over the last few months," he said of his beloved wife Therese and three adult children.
"But for me, my family is everything -- always has been, always will be -- which is why I will not be continuing as a member of this Parliament beyond this week."
Newly installed Prime Minister Tony Abbott took the shock announcement in his stride, graciously saluting the now backbencher who created a personal political phenomenon that held the country captive for seven years.
"It does take an extraordinary person to lead an extraordinary country," said Abbott, who was clearly employing some understatement.
The Shakespearean analogies were underway in the aftermath as commentators struggled to define the public life of a man who, perhaps more than any other figure in postwar Australian politics, could be described as a force of nature.
A rewrite of the 400-year-old play Macbeth might be a starting point for the screenplay to capture the bloodthirsty ambition, mingled with conflict and guilt, that Rudd's career visited upon the century-old Australian Labour Party.
Winning the Labour leadership in December 2006 by toppling King Duncan (the affable Kim Beazley), Rudd, with new glamour deputy Julia Gillard by his side, texted and Facebooked his way into popular culture.
Millions of ordinary Australians loved him in a manner difficult to convey to those who haven't witnessed one of his shopping-mall walks.
With the face of an incorruptible cherub framed by a flop of silver hair, the new Opposition leader looked light years removed from a Macbeth.
Far from being a central figure in a dark tragedy, to the people, he was more the kindly priest waiting in the confessional to hear the country's ills.
Establishing emotional intimacy with effortless ease, Rudd was the recipient of hundreds of family histories and personal trials and triumphs.
Entire lives could be poured out in torrents within seconds of a simple Rudd "g'day" greeting.
But that public ardour held the seeds of Rudd's own downfall, playing its role in the chain of enzymatic reactions leading to his political death.
After putting long-term prime minister John Howard to the sword in late 2007, Rudd, according to many in Rudd's own the Labour Party, became a Macbeth in the PM's office, gripped by hubris and wielding tyrannical rule over a quivering public service.
The extraordinary highs of the polls were destined to suffer massive declines, and when they did in June 2010, the party gleefully drew the dagger.
The ALP killed off one of its most successful leaders two-and-a-half years after he had won office, installing deputy Gillard in the prime minister's suite.
That Gillard is cast as a reworked Lady Macbeth is a given. But in this Down Under Shakespearean tragedy, Rudd also remains on stage as a version of Banquo's ghost -- a vengeful spectre rising up in awkward moments to unnerve the new queen.
Rudd and Gillard engaged in a death struggle which both transfixed and wearied the nation until last June when, in the most extraordinary comeback in Australian history, Rudd sunk the dagger back into Gillard and took back his throne.
Gillard went off to academic life, while Rudd, reanimated from his ghostly presence, once again charmed the nation.
Then, in September, Abbott entered stage right as Macduff and slew Rudd, putting the ruling National/Liberal Party coalition back in power after just six years in exile.
The closing scene has Labour stunned and broken on the stage, wondering where it all went so horribly wrong.
Former Labour leader Mark Latham recently played the witch, cackling around the cauldron.
Latham suggested there was no great mystery in this tragic tale, which Rudd's own self-destructive, egotistical ambition had made inevitable from the beginning.
"Quite truthfully, he was a bastard,'' Latham said.
Michael Madigan is the Winnipeg Free Press correspondent in Australia. He writes mostly about politics for the Brisbane-based Courier Mail.


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TI Shows Off OMAP 5 & ARM Cortex A15 at CESby Anand Lal Shimpi & Manveer Wasson on 1/12/2012 5:02 PM EST
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XZerg - Thursday, January 12, 2012 - linkHaving the CPU and GPU in one chip and relying on a single channel bandwidth just handicaps the performance quite a bit imo. This definitely ups the ante and would make the system lot more responsive - thinking from a tablet that will have 1920x1200 screens. Reply
ltcommanderdata - Thursday, January 12, 2012 - linkDual channel in handheld SoC isn't the same thing as dual channel on desktops. Desktop use 2x64-bit memory buses. This I believe is just 2x32-bit just like OMAP4 has. The difference is the supported speed is up from LPDDR2-400 in OMAP4 to LPDDR2-533 in OMAP 5. Most other modern SoC also use 2x32-bit memory controllers including the Apple A5, Samsung Exynos, and Qualcomm solutions. The major player that sticks with 1x32-bit seems to be nVidia instead relying on faster memory. I believe Apple was the first to ship a 2x32-bit memory bus SoC in volume with the Apple A4. Reply
dagamer34 - Thursday, January 12, 2012 - linkEarly 2013? That sucks! I was hoping for late 2012, but I knew in the back of my head that wasn't going to happen when TI rolled out the OMAP4470 with DirectX support that was clearly meant for Windows 8. But hopefully that won't make that big of a difference. Reply
digital_dreamer - Thursday, January 12, 2012 - linkNot only does it have two ARM Cortex-A15 cores, but also two Cortex-M4 cores. I assume this may be for general I/O and housekeeping tasks. That thing is loaded.
MAJ Reply
twotwotwo - Thursday, January 12, 2012 - linkWill this mean there'll be OoO ARM vs. an in-order Atom soon? Either way, this looks fun to watch, more so than the line of speed/process bumps of the past year or so. Reply
tecknurd - Friday, January 13, 2012 - linkHow come Engadet is allowed to take pictures of the device that is using Texas Instruments OMAP 5 and you are not. Did you do anything mean that made them to not give you permission to take pictures. Not to make you feel bad, Engadet also is able to provide a video. Reply
Soulkeeper - Friday, January 13, 2012 - linkare these 28nm parts going to be made at globfoundries ? Reply
extide - Friday, January 13, 2012 - linkNo, TSMC. GloFo is doing 32 and 22nm. Reply
imkrispy - Friday, January 13, 2012 - linkNo, globalfoundries is doing 28nm
whether its for these chips or not i donno Reply
Aries1470 - Friday, January 13, 2012 - linkGeez... this is ancient news. It was announced back in Feb 2011. It was due for mid THIS YEAR around Summer (northern). There are two versions.
One of them is this one here, that is aimed at smart phones, and the other that is more geared for Tablets / Nettops. The other uses DDR3.
I will let you do the math:
High-bandwidth memory interface
with 8.5 GB/s
• OMAP5430 – 2-channel LPDDR2 @532 MHz
• OMAP5432 – 2-channel DDR3 @532 MHz
So, which chip are you covering here? The OMAP5430 or the OMAP5432? One has the LPDDR2 and the other the DDR3 /DDR3L
That is from July 2011.
So Anand, please update to show the correct information. As you can also clearly see, the image you have added is for the 5432, but hte description is for the 5430. Key difference being memory.
At a glance:
Target Markets
5430: Area-sensitive (Smartphones, Tablets)
5432: Cost-sensitive (mobile computing, consumer)
5430: UART (6x), HSIC (3x), SPI (4x), MIPI® UniPortSM-M, MIPI® LLI, HSI (2x)
5432: UART (5x), HSIC (2x), SPI (3x), MIPI® UniPortSM-M, MIPI® LLI, HSI
Memory Support:
5430: (MIPI® CSI-3+ 3x MIPI® CSI-2+ CPI interfaces)
5432: (3x CSI-2+ CPI interfaces)
If you need to learn more:
I have been following this SoC since it was announced and have already reffered to it in a few of my posts ;-)
It will use the two M4 for mundane tasks - i.e. in stand-by mode and phone calls etc and when you need more grunt, the A15's will kick-in. Reply
Aries1470 - Friday, January 13, 2012 - linkOh yes, and this link gives you a better overview of their OMAP products, of which you can choose the OMAP5 on the left ;-)
http://www.ti.com/general/docs/wtbu/wtbugencontent... Reply
sprockkets - Sunday, January 15, 2012 - linkAnand's just reporting they did a live demo of it - nothing here states this is "new" as in just announced. Next, others have to take this and now develop a phone around it. Reply
Aries1470 - Thursday, January 19, 2012 - linkWell... just read the article, and look at the image.
Image: OMAP5423
Description: Vague - Does not state what chip it is, or neither that there are 2 varieties. In the end, anyone WITHOUT the knowledge or inclanation to research more about it, would think there is only one version.
Problem: Described is the OMAP5430 - Image OMAP5432
Major difference, MEMORY Controller - LPDDR2 of which is OMAP5430 DDR3/DDR3L is OMAP5432.
Now, can you honestly tell me there is no problem with this article? I hope I have made my point clearer.
Btw, have a look at the concept video over at T.I. Many things way before this years CES.... some from last year ;-) still gesture and pico projector, 3 screens etc. Reply


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Tina Packer's WOMEN OF WILL Begins Off-Broadway Run in January
The New York premiere of Tina Packer's Women of Will - a groundbreaking exploration of Shakespeare's canon - written by Ms. Packer and directed by Eric Tucker ("Saint Joan") will begin preview performances on January 27 prior to an official press opening of February 3 and running through June 2 Off-Broadway at The Gym at Judson (243 Thompson Street), it has been announced by the show's producer Sarah Hancock and its creator/star Tina Packer.
"I am so pleased to finally have the opportunity to perform Women of Will in front of NYC audiences," stated Tina Packer. "It has been a long journey - partly because I spent the last 30-plus years building Shakespeare & Company in Lenox, Massachusetts and partly because Women of Will isn't just one play - its six separate plays, and I - along with my wonderful collaborators Eric Tucker and Nigel Gore - have been working tirelessly to fine-tune the work before our NY debut. There is a special joy for me to be able to play the parts I missed because I was building Shakespeare & Company - parts in plays I have directed, but now can approach again from the inside not looking from the outside."
A true tour de force performance, Women of Will, is the masterful summation of Shakespeare & Company Founding Artistic Director Tina Packer's 40-plus years spent investigating all things Shakespeare; it is an engrossing exploration of the Bard's art and psyche through his female characters, and portrayed by two of Shakespeare's greatest modern interpreters - Ms. Packer and Nigel Gore. If Shakespeare had "bonus content," this would be it. Women of Will explores the Bard's characters, focusing on the "women of will," from Beatrice in "Much Ado About Nothing" to Viola in "Twelfth Night" and everyone in between, giving a unique and exciting perspective on some of the most well-known classics in the English language.
Additionally, Ms. Packer's Women of Will: The Complete Journey - her fully-expanded, five part, in-depth exploration of Shakespeare will be presented in marathon weekends, every other week later this season. More details on Women of Will: The Complete Journey will be announced at a later date.
Directed by Eric Tucker, Women of Will stars Tina Packer and Nigel Gore. The design team for Women of Will is: Valerie Bart (Scenic & Costume Design), Les Dickert (Lighting Design), and Daniel Kluger (Sound Design).
WOMEN OF WILL was developed during a 15-year period while Tina Packer was Artistic Director at Shakespeare & Company in Lenox, Massachusetts, where both Women of Will and Women of Will: The Compete Journey received their world-premiere productions.
Subsequently, Women of Will has been presented in the Boston area, by The Nora Theatre Company; the Denver area, by the Colorado Shakespeare Festival; and most recently in Prague, Czech Republic, presented by The Prague Shakespeare Festival.
Tina Packer, Founding Artistic Director of Shakespeare & Company, is arguably one of the foremost leading experts on Shakespeare, not only in America but in the world. For Shakespeare & Company, Ms. Packer has directed over 50 Shakespeare productions, as well as new and contemporary works - some highlights include: THE TASTER, ICE GLEN, KING JOHN, OTHELLO, CORIOLANUS, JULIUS CAESAR, to name a few. As an actor, she has played countless roles, including: Cleopatra in ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA, Queen Gertrude in HAMLET, Lettice in LETTICE AND LOVAGE, etc. Ms. Packer has received over 20 awards, honors and fellowships - including: the Ronson Award for Most Outstanding Performer from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art; a Guggenheim and a Bunting Fellowship; the 1999-2000 Arts Recipient of The Commonwealth Award; etc. She is the subject of the WGBH documentary "Sex, Violence and Poetry: A Portrait of Tina Packer," and Helen Epstein's biography "The Companies She Keeps."
Nigel Gore will be returning to the Colorado Shakespeare Festival in Summer of 2013 to play the title role in MACBETH and Bottom in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. Recent work includes Richard in RICHARD III at Colorado Shakespeare Festival; Claudius in HAMLET at Prague Shakespeare Festival; Jason in MEDEA at ASP in Boston. He received the Eliot Norton Award for Outstanding Actor for his portrayal of George in WHO'S AFRAID OF Virginia Woolf? at Boston's Publick Theatre. Other recent work includes, Squeers, Hawke in NICHOLAS NICKLEBY at Lyric Stage Boston; (Eliot Norton Outstanding actor nomination). Volumnia in CORIOLANUS; at The Mercury Theatre in Colchester UK. Macbeth in MACBETH (Best actor nomination L.A. Weekly Theatre Award); Mark Antony in ANTONY & CLEOPATRA; Sir Toby Belch in TWELFTH NIGHT; with Shakespeare & CO. Mr. Gore is a founding member of AUREA, a performance ensemble whose mission is to explore the relationship between music and the spoken word. Narration work includes: GAIAN VARIATIONS (Avery Fisher Hall); Stravinsky's THE SOLDIER'S TALE performed with Puppeteer Dan Butterworth; A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM at Boston's Jordan Hall. He played "Thurston Twitchell" in season 2 and 3, of "Brotherhood" on Showtime. Mr. Gore recently had 3 poems published: "Grapeseed," "Missing," and "Coda."
Eric Tucker recently directed the critically acclaimed Off-Broadway production of SAINT JOAN, which will be remounted Off-Broadway in 2013. Other Off and Off-Off directing credits include: THE LIBERTINE, THE BELLE OF BELFAST, 86'd, CLOSER, 16 EAST. Regional directing credits include: HAMLET (with William Hurt and Stella Adler), MATE, MACBETH (LA Weekly nominee for Best Overall Production), URANIUM AND PEACHES (with Ed Asner), THE GOAT (with Campbell Scott), the North American premiere of SANCTUARY, the world-premiere of WATERSHIP DOWN, TWELFTH NIGHT, ROMEO AND JULIET, MAN OF LA MANCHA, ANGELS IN AMERICA Parts I & II, to name a few. Mr. Tucker is Artistic Director of Bedlam Theatre.
Sarah Hancock currently serves on the boards of the American Repertory Theater, Shakespeare & Company, and the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health. For the A.R.T. board, Sarah is chair of the Conflict of Interest committee and chair of the Compensation committee and member of the Finance and Strategic Planning committees. She passionately shares the A.R.T. mission of expanding the boundaries of theater. She serves as Treasurer of Shakespeare & Company and is chair of the Finance committee for Kripalu. Ms. Hancock began her career as a software engineer for IBM, Wave Systems, and Programart.
Development of Women of Will was supported by The Van Waveren Foundation, a Bunting Fellowship, and a Guggenheim Fellowship.
Scheduled January 27 through June 2, Women of Will performs Tuesdays at 7:00pm, Wednesdays through Fridays at 8:00pm, Saturdays at 2:00pm and 8:00pm, and Sundays at 3:00pm at The Gym at Judson (243 Thompson Street). Tickets are $40 during previews performance from January 27 through February 2; $75 General Admission post opening. Tickets can be purchased online at www.WomenOfWill.com or by calling TheatreMania at 212-352-3101. There will also be a limited number of $25 student rush tickets available for each performance sold at the Box Office.


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This week's announcement that computer science will be granted EBacc status in the Government's planned GCSE reforms is a positive step in the right direction, however it does not go far enough.
Whilst the move to include Computer Science in the mooted English Baccalaureate will no doubt help equip future generations of 14 to 16-year olds with some technology skills that higher education institutions and businesses may be looking for, it does not address the fundamental problem of omitting design and the wider arts as a core subject in the proposals. As it stands, a gaping hole remains in the Government's planned reforms with the continued omission of arts subjects in the.
Therefore, I'm pleased to announce that today Adobe has joined the #IncludeDesign campaign, as part of our ongoing commitment to supporting creativity in education in the UK.
The creative industries constitute one of the fastest-growing sectors in the UK and the creative skills needed to be successful should be fully supported & embedded in both primary & secondary education. Our own research tells us that 77% of UK employers and University lecturers place a high value on creativity in school leavers, with 78% of people in the UK in agreement that creativity is key to driving economic growth.
The UK is renowned for its creativity thanks to its successes in fashion, art, design, film and music, so providing all students with access to creative subjects is essential to our future economic success.
A programme of study devoid of any arts or design tuition threatens to stifle creativity, which is why today we are joining some of the creative industry's best known names and most high-profile agencies in backing #IncludeDesign. You can find out more by checking out this article on Digital Arts.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Duval County School Board has released new information about a coloring book controversy.
The Atlantic Beach Elementary School teacher who used images of a lynching and blackface for a second-grade assignment says she's used the same material for the past three years.
The School Board released documents saying teacher Teresa Flores used the Black History Month assignment before and it didn't raise any personal concerns to her.
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The documents show Flores had no prior disciplinary action on her personnel file.
It did site a 2012 evaluation labeling the teacher as "developing/needs improvement" in the area of "Creating an Environment of Respect and Rapport."
In the investigation documents, Flores said teachers like her receive no direction from the school district on what to use to teach students about Black History Month and teachers have to find their own materials for those lessons.
At the next School Board meeting April 2, Superintendent Nikolai Vitti will recommend suspending Flores without pay for five days.
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Stan and Jan Berenstain were already successful cartoonists for magazines and adult humor books when they began writing children's books. The first story starring the bear family, The Big Honey Hunt, appeared in 1962. Since then, more than 300 Berenstain Bears books have been published, and more than 260 million copies have been sold. What began as an idea sparked by their young sons' love of reading has become over the years arguably the best-selling children's book series ever.
Since their inception, the Berenstain Bears stories have expanded to include picture books, beginning readers, and chapter books–even a hit TV show on PBS. Writing and illustrating the books has become a Berenstain family affair. Mike joined with his parents as a creative team in the late 1980s. The Bear family has expanded over the years as well. Sister Bear arrived in 1974, and baby Honey joined the family in 2000.
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As the result of the generosity of a couple of friends, my family and I recently headed to the Wisconsin Dells for three days of fun and relaxation. I'm not sure if we relaxed, but we did have fun.
I always find the Dells to be an interesting place. Originally named by some French explorers as "dalles" a French word meaning rapids or narrows on a river, the Dells have become a mixture of history, exploration, water parks, thrill rides, etc.
This was not our first visit as a group including adults and grandchildren. We visited there when the first grandson was under 3, when the second grandson was under 2 and now when the third grandson is just over 1. We teased the oldest grandson on this trip about his first visit to the Dells and how he was petrified on the jet boats — he screamed every time the boat made a turn and sprayed water. Of course now he knows his bravery has increased with his advanced age of 8. He has, I must admit, become an advertisement for enjoying the water at the Dells. Several times during our stay he extended his head over the water spouts at the indoor water park, shaking his head and flinging water on anyone unlucky enough to be passing by. He closely resembled those seen in the television commercials for the Wisconsin Dells.
If you go to the Dells and stay, as we did, in a condo at one of the larger resorts, you can, if you want, avoid the downtown area of the Dells and also some of the long-time attractions that always make a stay at the Dells unique. But, would going to the Dells be the same without some of those things? Not for me. We didn't make it onto the Ducks this time, but we did throw in a round of miniature golf.
And, what stay at the Dells would be complete without visiting the downtown strip? Downtown is a mixture of the old and the new. Ripley's Believe It or Not, moccasins, candy and fudge, ice cream and T-shirt shops are still very popular. Thrown into the mixture are some upscale clothing and jewelry boutiques and smart new restaurants. My family spent a few hours one afternoon strolling among the shops. The boys tried on hats, bought keychains, slingshots and candy. Oh, yes, there was candy. After the visit to the candy shop, the youngest grandchild needed a long bath and a hose to remove all of the stickiness! When you hold your sucker from the candy end, rather than the stick, you get a little sticky.
I have to admire whoever came up with some of the tourism ideas on display at the Dells. I read that originally tourists were attracted to the area by the "dells" and the limestone formations along the river. A boat tour on the Upper and Lower Dells gives evidence to the beauty of the area. But somewhere along the way, someone came up with the idea that the area could offer so much more in the realm of tourist attractions.
In 1956 the Tommy Bartlett Water Show came from Chicago for a performance on nearby Lake Delton. The popularity of the show encouraged Tommy to relocate the show to Lake Delton on a permanent basis. The show is still providing family entertainment today. In 1989, one of the hotels in the Dells came up with the idea of building an indoor water park, the first of its kind in the United States. Having been to Wisconsin, even in the summer, having an indoor water area certainly was a brilliant idea. It can, as we all know, be pretty chilly in our neighboring state! Now, indoor and outdoor water parks are everywhere at the Dells. Actually, it is pretty amazing. How does someone come up with the ideas for the twists and turns and drops that are involved in these watery experiences? Crazy!
Anyway, my family and I enjoyed our three days at the Dells. It's quite a place. Someone told me recently, that the Dells is her "happy place"— it just makes her happy. I have to agree. Those days did make me happy, happy to be with my family, happy to see the faces of the kids, and happy to make more memories to last for the rest of my lifetime.
It really doesn't matter where your "happy place" is. It can be your deck, your living room, your backyard pool or somewhere near or far, I hope you get a chance to visit that place this summer. It can make a new happy memory for you and your family.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – In one of the last Sunshine State Conference matches of the season, the Saint Leo volleyball team fell to the visiting Eckerd College Tritons by a 3-0 score, Tuesday evening from the Marion Bowman Center. The match signaled the Lions' last home contest of the year.
Despite Saint Leo taking an early lead in the first set, the Tritons forced an offensive attack that would allow them to come from behind and take the win. With the lead in their favor, they drove home the match to earn a 3-0 victory (25-19, 25-22, 25-20).
In spite of the loss, junior Lauren Campbell led the Lions in kills on the night, tallying nine. Senior Jordan Sisson, however, hit for .500 percent with her seven-kill effort.
Defensively, senior Molly Alexander and junior Yaidimar Santiago collected ten and nine digs, respectively.
As a team, the Lions tallied four blocks while earning a .205 attack percentage.
The Saint Leo volleyball team will return to action on Friday, November 22 when they travel to Melbourne, Fla. to take on the Florida Tech Panthers in one of their final matches of the 2013 regular season. The contest is slated to begin at 7:00 p.m.
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Injured Starter Tim Hudson Will Return to Form for the Atlanta Braves in Time to Begin 2014 Season
August 8th, 2013 at 1:53 PM
Injuries are part of sports. Anyone who has ever played or watched sports is aware of this unsettling reality. However, gruesome injuries, such as the one suffered recently by veteran Atlanta Braves pitcher Tim Hudson can be particularly disturbing, not only because we are forced to watch the replay over...


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It works fine By Larry on 3/2/2017Larry would recommend this product to a friendI haven't had any trouble with it, running carbon and gfo in it since Christmas. My sister in law got me the hook up on this. You so have to make 100 percent sure the carbon and gfo are mixed well, buy that's not the reactor. Imo the system works great.
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HOUSTON - Surveillance video caught three men carrying boxes and bags out of beauty supply shop in northeast Houston.
It happened at the Solid and Gold Beauty Supply in the 10000 block of Homestead Road.
"They break the censors and everything. They just keep coming in," said Carolina Griamado with the store.
The store owner said this is the second time within a month someone has smashed through his walls. Each time, he said the burglars steal hair. On Monday morning, the thieves stole more than $40,000 worth of hair.
Christian Fellowship Center Church is next door to the store.
"It's bothersome because the church is trying to be an inspiration to the community," said pastor Charles Banks.
According to the pastor, someone did this to his back wall sometime after Sunday and he thinks it might be the same person or people who broke in the store.
"We've been picked out to be victims ourselves over something so senseless. Why would you cut a hole in the wall knowing you're not going to help fix it afterwards?" Banks said.
Police are investigating both cases and said they do not have anyone in custody at this time.
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IT WAS a weekend of mixed fortunes for Clarrie Dunbar men and women in their quest for silverware, writes DAVE EATON.
The ladies followed in the men's footsteps by winning the Somerset County Double Rinks competition, but the men, defending their overall Wessex League crown, lost in the play-offs semi-finals.
After big wins over Watchet (59-27) in the quarter-final and Donyatt (46-25) in the semi-finals, Clarrie Ladies came up trumps against Taunton Deane at Victoria (Street).
The foursome of Teresa King, Ailsa Midwinter, Marcia Hartley and Jeanette Wheeler beat Sue Evans 24-16, while Debbie Shadwell, Shirley Samuels, Kim Smith and Ann Jones defeated Di Routley 23-18 to give Clarrie an overall 47-34 victory.
The men though, bowed out of the Wessex League play-offs 81-66 to Devon side Exonia.
Showing three changes to the one that beat MidGlos 83-62 in the quarter-finals, Dunbar lost on all four rinks in Plymouth.
Exonia will meet Cotswold in the final at Rugby IBC on April 27.
In the other semi-final played at West Berks (Newbury) Cotswold (Stroud) beat Kingsthorpe (Northampton) 88-66.
Rink 1: Dick Discombe, Trevor Batchelor, Keith Bailey & Russell Francis lost to Kevin Phillips 19-20. Rink 2: John Freeman, Alan Colebrooke, Duncan McGovern & Andy Colebrooke lost to W Davis 15-21. Rink 3: Andy Taylor, Ian Perkins, Dale Taylor & Terry Perkins lost to Jamie Chestney 14-18. Rink 4: Brian Hawkins, Alan Brown, Fred Pope & Neil Collett lost to Matt Bass 18-22.
Score: Clarrie Dunbar lost to Exonia 66- 81.
HOPES of another national title success for the Clarrie Dunbar club have been ended for another indoor season.
Craig Doughty and Graham Shadwell missed out in the national pairs championship, while John Freeman, Keith Bailey, Andrew Colebrooke and Russell Francis went out in the last 16 of the national fours event.
Doughty and Shadwell were 10-6 down at ten ends to Kevin Cash and Mark Sebley (Cambs Chesterton) in their last 32 match at Melton & District last weekend and were heading out of the competition as they trailed 18-10 at 15 ends.
But then staged a fightback to collect another 12 shots and not concede any for a 22-18 victory.
However, despite leading 5-2 at five ends in their last 16 match against Mark Jones and Andrew Kirtland (Darlington) they were 15-12 down at 15 ends and eventually lost 23-18.
In the fours last 16 this Monday Francis' rink led Watford 4-2 at five ends and 7-6 at ten but had crumbled to trail 17-8 at 15 and could never get back into the match and lost 21-14.
Shadwell and Francis did have the consolation of having picked-up the Somerset County Men's Pairs title last week.
In their delayed final the duo beat Matt Hamilton and England international Rob Paxton on their own green at Taunton Deane 17-14 in a very close final.
The success means Clarrie Dunbar men have won four of the six county competition titles this season following the previous weekends successes of Keith Bailey (men's singles), Dale Taylor (Under 25 singles) and the men in the county double rinks final. The only ones to escape tem were men's triples and fours.
THIS weekend sees the 2013/14 indoor season come to an end with the staging of the annual Clarrie Dunbar indoor club championships and competitions.
The semi-finals were being been staged this week.
Finals weekend starts tomorrow morning with the mixed competitions and concludes on Sunday evening with the "blue riband" singles finals – the two winners of the men's and ladies singles events will have the honour of representing the club in next season's national champion of champions competition.


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It's hard to narrow them down to just three. My three favorite details from my wedding would be our best man (my husband's brother and a Marine) wearing his dress blues while walking down the aisle to "My Country 'Tis of Thee," the firework show at the end of the night and seeing all of my maid of honor and my work come together to make the perfect day! We worked so hard the year leading up to the wedding. Little details were the most important thing to me. It was definitely a DIY, Americana and country themed wedding.
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Breast-feeding is the process of using breast milk to provide some or all
of a baby's nutritional needs. You can feed a baby breast milk directly from
the breast (the best way to stimulate milk production) or from a bottle after
expressing the milk with a pump.
To breast-feed successfully, it is important to:
Successful breast-feeding means I won't have any
It is common to have minor breast-feeding
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breast-feeding means that you are prepared and equipped to overcome
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The first few weeks of breast-feeding typically are the most difficult.
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learned skill that becomes easier over time. You are more likely to succeed
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Have a list of resources available
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If I have problems breast-feeding and it just doesn't
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Breast-feeding is both a natural process and a
learned skill. The first 2 weeks usually are the most difficult. Good planning,
instruction, an awareness of what to expect, knowledge of how to handle minor
problems, and getting help when you need it can help you stay committed to
breast-feeding. The longer you breast-feed, the more you and your baby will
I should prepare a plan in case difficulties develop
and I feel like giving up.
Plan to get help right away if minor problems
develop, such as breast engorgement or sore nipples. Have a list of phone
numbers (such as your doctor or a lactation consultant) available in case
problems arise. Quickly addressing breast-feeding issues helps solve problems
and increases your likelihood of long-term breast-feeding success.
Ensuring my baby has a proper latch will help me
prevent problems and improve my breast-feeding ability.
A proper latch is essential for successful
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mouth is open wide and the lips are curled out, chin and nose rest against your
breast, a large amount of areola is in his or her mouth, you can see and hear
the baby sucking and swallowing deeply, and your nipple does not hurt after the
first few suckles.
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call. La Leche League International (LLLI) offers information and
encouragement—mainly through personal help—to all mothers who want to
breast-feed their babies. It is important to get help right away when you need
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Corn futures were weak Thursday morning after rallying Wednesday, but moved modestly higher late in the day. Poor results on the weekly Export Sales report weighed upon prices, but surging soybean futures apparently pulled the nearby contracts upward. Deferred futures also rose, thereby seeming to reflect the persistence of cold, damp weather over the Corn Belt and the growing possibility of delayed plantings. May corn edged 0.50 cents higher to $7.33/bushel at its Thursday close, while December gained 1.5 cents to $5.685.
Soybean futures continued their Wednesday surge Thursday despite a disappointing result on the weekly USDA Export Sales report. Talk of potential Chinese buying, tight U.S. stocks and technical considerations reportedly powered the rise. Indeed, the May CBOT contract blasted past chart resistance associated with its 50, 100 and 200-day moving averages (MAs) on its way higher. Conversely, it settled on a par with its 40-day MA, which might emerge as significant technical resistance. May soybeans jumped 29.25 cents to $14.49/bushel in late Thursday afternoon, while May soyoil climbed 0.58 cents to 50.42 cents/pound, while May meal gained $8.0 to $421.8/ton.
The disappointing results of the weekly USDA Export Sales report seemed to weigh heavily upon wheat futures Thursday. Both old and new crop sales came in at or below pre-report forecasts, thereby suggesting export demand for the golden grain is not as strong as previously thought. Persistent improvements in Great Plains growing conditions may also be undercutting the market. May CBOT wheat futures dipped 7.25 cents to $7.2875/bushel at its Thursday afternoon settlement, while May KCBT wheat lost 5.75 cents to $7.605, and May MGE futures dropped 6.0 cents to $8.0275.
Cattle ended Thursday in decidedly mixed fashion. Futures apparently reacted positively to news that the packing industry may be able to avoid summer closings after Congress passed legislation to that effect this week. Conversely, diving beef cutout values suggest consumer demand remains weak, thereby seeming to bode ill for late spring and summer, when cattle and beef supplies traditionally surge to annual highs. April cattle futures rose 0.37 cents to 126.42 cents/pound Thursday afternoon, while August advanced 0.30 cents to 123.52. Meanwhile, April feeder cattle added 0.65 cents to 138.30 cents/pound, and August climbed 0.95 cents to 148.10.
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As a comparison, I hated Angelica Weaver Catch Me If You Can.
Cursed Heart has you in the role of a mother trying to save her daughter, but that mostly fades in the background, and you're left with a villain that is not really a villain, and how things went all wrong. Not anything mind blowing but I thought the twist was nice and the way the whole thing was handled was more than clever enough.
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Split/Second is the best game ever to play on LAN. theForges is right though, I spent a tremendous amount of time on the singleplayer trying to unlock every car and it was hard as fuck, the AI is cheating constantly and the difficulty curve is as artificial as it gets.
Had a few game snacks recently. Finished Spate, not sure I'd recommend anyone play it, it's a platformer with physics bits, flappy bird bits and terrible checkpointing at times, its a nice narrative concept but honestly the designer should make machinima not games.
I also finished the "free DLC" thing for Thomas Was Alone, it got a little bit VVVVVVV at times but honestly it was enjoyable, narrated nicely and quickly finished.
I tried to get into Flotilla but its so fearless about completely screwing you over that it was hard to invest into. Pair of regenerating dreadnoughts in my first battle? Why not.
Cat Lady is all kinds of stressful narratively, but I still want to keep going with it, I don't want spoilers but I'm really wondering how much my choices mattered.I am once again writing a blog, vaguely about playing games the wrong way
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I tried 'Lifeless Planet' - I'd heard it was a 'press W to win' game but I liked the idea and I can take a bit of 'press W to win' if there's some narrative or atmosphere around it.
So far it - err - it's OK. The frustrating bits aren't as frustrating as I was led to believe, the floaty platforming is ALMOST believable as "you are in a clunky spacesuit" (tho it falls into "just sloppy coding" a bit more often than I'd like it to)
Only downside thusfar is that I missed something and found myself in a total dead-end, there was NO clue WHATSOEVER that I'd walked past a major item quite a bit earlier - I'd have banged-my-head on that forever without a tip from someone (which was basically 'backup to the start of that bit and look around')
I'm sure the ending/reveal will be a bit weak but it's a brave idea and I'm not sure tighter platforming or more 'stuff to collect' or anything like that wouldn't just have made it overlong or whatever...
Finished Doom 3 BFG.
- Doom 3: apart from more ammo and a faster Doomguy, I couldn't tell what was changed. Aged better than HL2 and Far Cry. I guess it got the last laugh after all.
- Resurrection of Evil: they changed the sewer section... for the worse. In the original version you had a hazmat suit and had to grab oxygen from dead zombies. The sound and visuals were awesome. It was a highlight of the game. Now you don't use the suit and it's just a run-and-gun section.
- The Lost Mission: The Mars City levels are business as usual. The final Hell levels... holy shit. The next-gen fantasy Quake experience I always wanted! There's an early section very reminescent of the classic Doom levels, but that's quickly abandoned. The rest is 100% pure Quake and I love it.
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So I finally tried Dust: An Elysian Tail, thinking "Ah, come on, stop bitching, the art can't really be that bad; lots of internet people seem to like it". Then the game started and inside thirty seconds I thought "Jesus Christ, yes it is" - seriously, I could see there was a reasonably decent hack-and-slash fighting system in there, and I know, I know, one guy did all this blah, blah, blah but my God the art is just... really not particularly good. It's a mediocre DeviantArt furry artist's account come to life - horrid proportions, lifeless, washed-out colour, stilted animation - nothing worthy of praise on an aesthetic level at all.
"Cool story, bro" time: maybe I'd have changed my mind given time but then it killed my PC. It was running very badly anyway - this is going to sound like I'm making excuses for a dying rig or something, but the only other game that's recently given me this much grief would be Bioshock 2 before they took out GFWL. This was worse, really - it was running far more sluggishly than a simple 2D side-scroller should ever be, and when it went into a thirty-second loading pause with no signs of stopping I decided I'd had enough. Then the fun started - I tried to alt-tab out and it hard-locked my PC. Waited, wouldn't come back. Finally reset, Windows wouldn't start. Safe mode wouldn't start. It tried startup repair of its own accord and failed. Finally got to turn it off, started it up again, hallelujah, Windows loaded - only I'd got no internet. Ended up poking around in device manager to find my ethernet card had been knocked out with a Code 31 error and my wireless wasn't working either.
My rage at this point is best left to the imagination.
So, yeah, fuck Dust, to be blunt. I know, I know, it's probably just One Of Those Things any PC owner has to contend with every now and then, but still, never playing that game again. On the upside, I have Windows 8 now, and my PC appears to be back to normal, so hey, wasn't all bad.
Cursed Heart has you in the role of a mother trying to save her daughter, but that mostly fades in the background, and you're left with a villain that is not really a villain, and how things went all wrong. Not anything mind blowing but I thought the twist was nice and the way the whole thing was handled was more than clever enough.
And here we are seriously discussing HOGs, the hardcore gamers' kittens must be dying by the dozen now. Bwahahaha.
I didn't love Dust, it was an ok metroid style game with a not so great story, good combat and a bad last level and boss and some very hit or miss voices, but the art of that game is good."Halo is designed to make the player think "I look like that, I am macho sitting in my undies with my xbox""
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Gave Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP another try. Or a try, I guess, considering it crashed after the start screen on my old system.
Awkward control system (what is it with tablet ports that use double-click when single-click would have worked better?) and the constantly moving graphics made me kind of nauseous. Then I ran into a wolf that apparently was impossible to hit with the sword and blocking with the shield didn't hurt it, so I died. The Enb.
It looks interesting, but I don't think I have the patience to put up with the awkwardness of the mechanics.
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Perhaps you just dislike the art style of anthropomorphized animals used, since you seem to equate his work to that of "average geeky teenager on the internet" which is a great way to brandish an art style. The reason people compare it to Disney is not because the guy is the next member of the nine old men, but rather because his style does resemble that of Robin Hood, An American Tail, Talespin and other cartoons that they don't really make any more since the idea of talking animals was replaced. Is it as good as all those? No. Particularly when it comes to the facial animations of which all the characters have very few of and end up using the anime style of having a couple of frames repeat over and over.
But where the animation and art style do work, and why most people praise it is in the actually gameplay and combat.
If you don't like that style then that's fine, but saying that it's bad animation and badly drawn is just not true."Halo is designed to make the player think "I look like that, I am macho sitting in my undies with my xbox""
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(And uninstall all of the shitty built-in apps that yank you by force to the "Metro UI" - you'll get all the benefits from the new Windows 8 engine with all the functionality of the Windows 7 interface.
Also, I'd avoid the 8.1 update like the plague... but YMMV.)
In the replies you have received I honestly couldn't see any knee-jerk reaction, more like perplexity. Comments to the effect of 'horrid proportions' might make sense to you, but I'm sure you can see how most people wouldn't find statements like those to be anywhere close to truth. Even more understandable criticisms will still sound ingenerous or even nitpicking in the light of Dust being basically the product of one man's work over many years.
In other words, while you're putting thought and an analytical eye into your commentary, at the same time yours is sounding like the knee-jerk reaction. This is all of course not meant to say you should play the game, or even like it. Quite the opposite really.
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Counterpoint here. My Win8.1 install has had no problems, but all the benefits of improvements (including the improved UI).
Oh, and I'm playing Dawngate and FFXIV at the moment.Itsbastiat, Dawngate
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Therin Khatta, FFXIV, Cerberus
again, more houts on Mount&Blade: Warband. I was gitting pissed off at Khergits raiding my fiefs so, I went ahead and raided a town out of sheer spite. My army won single-handedly surprisingly enough and we had to hold off from Khergit and Rhodok war parties before we totally secured the town for glorious Sarranid Sultanate... until he decided to confer to a lazy-ass lord who can't even win fights, let alone pick one. So what if I do have a few looted fiefs under my control? I actually deserve this one but NOPE. TOO MANI FIFEZ, YOU SUCK.
FUCK YOU, SULTAN. So, i rebelled and now Halmar is now under my control and Veluca, after that and a few other successful sieges on castles surrounding them. seems the Khergits and Vaegirs want my head too. this is gun b gudArt blog here.
Doodles poodles sheboodles
Watch me fail as Nobunaga