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A BURNING OPERA: How to Survive the Apocalypse
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A Burning Opera: How to Survive the Apocalypse premiered at the Teatro Zinzani's old spiegeltent on the San Francisco Bay in the fall of 2009. Thanks especially to Dana Harrison, Erik Davis, and Patricia Miller for bringing me aboard to make photographs during last rehearsals and first performances. This book presents a series of character portraits with select glimpses of the opera in this outlandish tent.
The show's playbill was written and compiled by Erik Davis.
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Charlotte Withstands Liberty Rally in Opener
Liberty cut a 14-point second-half deficit to six during Friday's 2013-14 season opener at Charlotte. However, the Lady Flames could not complete the comeback and the homestanding 49ers held on for a 66-56 victory at Halton Arena.
Sophomore Sadalia Ellis fueled the Lady Flames' late rally, scoring 11 of her career-high 13 points after halftime. But Liberty could not overcome 30 turnovers and a balanced Charlotte scoring attack, which saw six 49ers tally seven or more points.
The Lady Flames open the year at 0-1 for the second straight season, while Charlotte moves to 1-0 by snapping Liberty's 11-game road winning streak.
Ashley Rininger scored the Lady Flames' first five points of the campaign, consisting of a driving right-handed layup and an old-fashioned three-point play.
Hillary Sigmon's three-pointer from the left wing swished through the net at 12:32 of the opening half, capping a 7-0 Charlotte surge and giving the home team a 13-7 edge.
Liberty got to within two (17-15) on Katelyn Adams' second-chance hoop with 6:46 remaining before halftime.
But the Lady Flames only managed two points the rest of the period, as Charlotte closed the opening stanza on a 12-2 run. Tori Carter scored six of her eight first-half markers during that span, punctuated by back-to-back floaters in the last 1:22 which sent the 49ers into the locker room with a 29-17 cushion.
Both teams struggled from the field during the first half, with Charlotte shooting 42.9 percent (9-of-21) and Liberty making 33.3 percent (8-of-24) of its attempts.
The 49ers made 90.9 percent (10-of-11) of their free throws in the first 20 minutes, while Liberty was just 1-of-1. Charlotte also converted 17 Lady Flames turnovers into 15 points.
Liberty's redshirt sophomore post trio of Adams, Rininger and Catherine Kearney scored 13 of the visitors' 17 first-half points and helped the Lady Flames outrebound their hosts, 15-14.
Three-pointers by Mickayla Sanders and Emily Frazier helped Liberty trim its deficit to 37-30 at the 11:58 mark of the second half.
After being saddled with early foul trouble, the 49ers' Gabby Tyler hit her stride in the second half. She scored five straight Charlotte points, including a bank shot at 8:55 which gave her team a 49-35 edge.
Ellis scored seven points during Liberty's ensuing 10-2 surge, including a triple from the left wing at 6:42 which trimmed the gap to 51-45 and necessitated a Charlotte timeout.
The 49ers scored four points in 16 seconds, capped off by Carter's steal and layup with 5:17 to play. Her hoop bolstered the home team's advantage back to double digits at 55-45.
Liberty did not go down quietly, pulling back to within six on two more occasions in the final 3:07. However, that was as close as they got in a rematch of a 2011 WNIT opening-round tilt as Charlotte closed out a 66-56 victory.
The Lady Flames made 56.5 percent (13-of-23) of their second-half field goal tries, including 71.4 percent (5-of-7) from three-point range. For the game, Liberty ended up at 44.7 percent (21-of-47) from the field.
Charlotte's final field goal percentage was 45.7 (21-of-46). The 49ers enjoyed a sizable advantage at the charity stripe, making 22-of-27 (81.5 percent) to Liberty's 9-of-12 (75 percent).
Liberty controlled the paint, winning the rebounding battle (31-27), points in the paint (30-26) and second-chance points (19-4) categories.
Rininger shared the team scoring lead with Ellis, tossing in 13 points before fouling out after 20 minutes of playing time. Rininger also tied Adams for the game high with seven rebounds.
Frazier made a successful return from a knee injury which ended her 2012-13 season prematurely. The only current Lady Flame who appeared in the 2011 WNIT contest at Halton Arena started and played 29 minutes, distributing a game-high four assists.
Carter (14 points) and Tyler (13 points) both scored in double figures for Charlotte, while Kira Gordon had a team-best six rebounds and three steals.
Liberty will play its 2013-14 home opener Tuesday at 7 p.m. when the Lady Flames welcome preseason CAA favorite James Madison to the Vines Center. Last season, Liberty recorded its first-ever road victory over JMU, a 60-48 win on Dec. 4, 2012.


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Septimus and Jenna have other plans, however. They are headed for the mysterious House of Foryx, a place where all Time meets and the place where they fervently hope they will be able to find Nicko and Snorri, who were trapped back in time in physik. But how will Septimus escape the Queste?
Queste, like all the books in the Septimus Heap series, is filled with nonstop action, humor, and fantastical adventure, as Septimus continues his journey of Magykal self-discovery.
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"Listening to it over and over again"
I bought the Septimus Heap audiobooks (4 of them so far) for son (age 5). And as always I listen to them first to make sure they aren't too scary for him (they're not). And this time I find MYSELF listening to them over and over again. LOL Every time I get to the end of Queste, I don't want to stop listening, so I just start at the beginning again! Gerhard Doyle is a wonderful narrator and the books are beautifully written, especially for those who like dreaming about life in a land with wizards and dragons. The characters are very real and again Gerhard Doyle does amazing voices for them. I love the EOW :-)
"Great Book & Series"
As a mother of very young children, I'm always on the hunt for books that interest me, yet are kid friendly. (no cussing, vulgarity, etc) I have enjoyed the entire series and this book was not a disappointment. I just wish there were more books in the series. These books will get listened to time and again.
"Great book"
Narrator spoke too slowly so I had to speed up the reading of the story. The story was great though and I can't wait for the next one.
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"still good"
I enjoyed this book as much as the first, at times it gets confusing because there are soo many characters it's hard to keep up with each one and what their goals are. I do like that at the end they go over most of the main characters and tell you kind of what is going on with them and it kind of gives you an idea of where that they will be doing in the next book.
"Not as good as the others, disappointed."
The last half was very lacking. It felt rushed and unfinished. Fragmented.
Syren.. number five in the series. I hope it is as good as 1,2 & 3.
Not without a rewrite and things tied together better.
"Great Reading & Listening Adventure"
In the place where all time converges. I thought it was interesting how problems were solved, creative as always. I also could picture Neeko getting anxious and possibly making a hasty decision. It was also how the story converged at this point
The books in this series keep getting better. The kids all gain a more mature perspective, as if they too are growing up; and the character development keeps getting richer. Love it
"Excellent Narration!"
On to the next one. This series saved me from poorly thought out stories and is cleansing my palate for 2015 .
"HP fans may well enjoy Septimus Heap"
This isn't the strongest book of the series, but moves the story along quite well and continues to develop the many characters and storylines. It's not on the same level as Rowling's or Flanagan's writing, but is well done and enjoyable. While there are some truly "bad guys" I am glad Sage chose to inject some self correction into Simon's character as he matures. Sage is an imaginative storyteller, and the narration is very well done.
I love reading and listening to books, especially fantasy, science fiction, children's, historical, and classics.
"A Septimus Foil, Time, Quests, and a Queste"
The plot of Queste (2008), Angie Sage's fourth novel in her seven-book Septimus Heap series, begins about six months after the events of the third book, Physik, which ended with Septimus and Princess Jenna returning to their present without their brother Nicko and his increasingly significant other Snorri Snorrelssen, who remained trapped 500 years in the past. Septimus has been trying to get the 500-year-old Alchemist Marcellus Pye (who, thanks to the tincture of eternal youth Septimus made for him, now appears to be a handsome thirty-year old man with a "funny haircut") to remember what Nicko and Snorri learned 500 years ago about the House of Foryx, "the place where all times do meet." Jenna wants to find the House so she can save Nicko, while Septimus' father Silas wants to search for the boy in the forest by the Castle. The oldest of the seven Heap sons, Simon, who went bad in the second book of the series and is now living with Lucy Gringe, wants to leave the Darke and return to the Castle. The ghost of the first Chief Hermetic Scribe, Tertius Fume, seeks to foment trouble for Marcia Overstrand (ExtraOrdinary Wizard and Septimus' master), while Merrin Meredith (the Darke Wizard Dom Daniels' former apprentice who thought he was Septimus for ten years) seeks to Darken the Destiny of Septimus. When Fume and Merrin make a deal, the titular Queste kicks in, connecting the others. Originally supposed to be a reward for outstanding Apprentices, the Queste is a curse, for none of the twenty Apprentices to attempt it over the centuries has ever returned. Septimus, at twelve only halfway through his apprenticeship, tries his best to avoid becoming the twenty-first to embark on the Queste.
As in each Septimus book so far, in this one Sage introduces appealing new characters, especially the expert Conservation, Preservation and Protection Scribe Ephaniah Grebe, who works in the Manuscriptorium's network of basement cellars and lives there away from other people because he is at least half-rat, while developing old characters, especially Merrin Meredith, who discovers the pleasures of freedom, power, pseudonyms, and candy and is an entertainingly repulsive anti-Septimus. Ephaniah and Merrin both have moments alone at night before the beautiful Castle lights, realizing that they represent "normal" people living without any awareness of being watched by an outsider. As for Septimus, although he is improving his magykal abilities, his ten years as Boy 412 in the fascist Young Army are still in his blood, he feels excluded when Jenna speaks nostalgically of her childhood in the warm happy Heap family, and he is coming to believe that he'd rather be a physician than a wizard.
I'm getting used to Gerard Doyle as reader of the Septimus audiobooks; his voice and style do enhance the story. He does a fine gruff, good-natured Beetle and a convincing Ullr meow. I noticed but one mistake, when he reads "Marcellus fixed her gaze on Septimus" and it should be "Marcia."
Sage freshly treats the tired fantasy quest, delaying its actual start for nearly thirty chapters while subtly showing that in a sense it began in the prologue (if not before), and playing with quests and free will, adventure, and change. And she again in this novel interestingly explores time. And she writes many rich descriptions to magically vivify her fantasy world:
--"Marcia breathed in the smell of old leather, decayed spells and paper dust."
--"As the panther slept, Ephaniah saw the orange tip on his tail expand and grow, the bright color traveling across the creature like the sun chasing away the shadows."
--"Far away to the left they could just make out the spindly outline of a structure leaping high into the air and disappearing into the fog. It looked beautiful--a delicate tracery of fine lines like a spider web suspended in space. And then the fog closed over it once more and it was gone."
--"They linked arms and together they stepped into the slow, muggy vortex of candle smoke and time."
Sage also writes many comical encounter scenes (usually involving Merrin), as well as many witty and memorable lines:
--"She looked like an exotic bird roosting with a troupe of scruffy sparrows."
--". . . just when she needed a practitioner of Darke Magyk, he had decided to reform."
--"You are no longer on the donkey cart of Time, forever trundling onward."
The occasional playful references to our world (e.g., "Gothyk" fashion trinkets and romance novels) are all right, but the many Gross Foods (e.g., Ma Custard's licorice snakes, slug sherbet, and spider floss, Stanley the rat's meal of old shepherd's pie topped with crunchy toenail clippings, and Silas' witches' breakfast of cereal and caterpillars) curry too much kid reader favor. And Sage overuses superlatives: e.g., "the loudest clatter," "the pointiest toes," "the most beautiful sled," "the smoothest ice," "the tallest trees," "the strangest place," "the deepest chasm," "the longest walk" he/she had ever heard/seen etc.
Although I can accept things like Jenna's biological father Milo Banda being absent for two straight novels, because Sage likes having her kids challenge difficulties on their own, Queste has a few too many unpleasant or unconvincing character actions that smack of plot contrivance: Jilly Djinn is way too obtuse; a ghost like Tertius Fume would never be given an important post; Jenna and Beetle would try to tell someone about Fume and Merrin; Sep wouldn't conceal the Questing Stone; Jenna wouldn't be so down on Snorri or dense about Ephaniah being Inhabited; etc.
Sage's often rich and magical style makes up for most of my kvetches, and people who like the first three Septimus Heap books would probably like this one.
The 4th great book in a wonderful series, enjoyed by all my family, and so sorry when we finished it. I do hope Angie Sage will be writing some more!!! Highly recommended, but listen to the others in the series first or you will miss out.
"Loved it."
Really enjoyed it. Looking forward to the next book . favourite character Snorrie and her cat Ullr.
yet another exciting and humorous book in the series....brilliantly read by Gérard Doyle.... can't wait for the next magical entailment!
"A bit of fun and fantasy"
Angie Sage has written these books for children, but as an adult I find my own enjoyment in the way these books are written, they are an excellent bit of diversion when I have just read something a bit heavier, and I can't wait to listen to them again when my grandchild is a little older.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo men's basketball team left little doubt as to its ability to bounce back, as the Lions dominated from the opening tip in a 96-62 non-conference victory over visiting Albany St. from the Bowman Center on Saturday afternoon.
The Lions (9-2) had another game where nearly every member of the Green and Gold saw playing time, allowing the starters valuable rest as eyes begin to look toward full conference play. In total, 13 of the 15 players stepped foot on the hardwood with Chim Kadima scoring a game-high 19 points in only 18 minutes of playing time.
Kadima was one of four Lions in double figures as Ron Foxx came off the bench to post his second double-double of 2013-14 behind 13 points and 10 rebounds. Following the duo was a 14-point night from Ryan Wilson and 11 points from Devin Crisosto.
Outpacing the visiting Golden Rams (4-4), Saint Leo shot 54 percent (33-of-61) from the field and went 13-for-29 (44.8 percent) from behind the 3-point arc in picking up the regional victory. The Lions also were 17-for-21 (81 percent) from the free throw line.
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With his reality show, "What Would Ryan Lochte Do?" set to premiere on April 21 on E!, Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte recently sat down with The Hollywood Reporter to discuss the upcoming series and his future aspirations. And while the Olympics star may have some tread left on his tires as it relates to competitive swimming, out of the pool, he's reaching for the stars, so long as those stars are reality show stars who are more style than substance, vapid, inane and more flash than talent. So, so, so much less talent. Ryan Lochte says that as far as his goals are concerned, he is aiming high and hopes to pattern his post-swimming career on none other than Kim Kardashian. Yep, he wants to be the next Kim Kardashian. Jeah, indeed. To set one's standards of success by utilizing the career path set by Kim Kardashian (who should be divorced from Brooklyn Nets center Kris Humprhies within the next decade, not to mention have five kids) may be a questionable tact at best, Lochte insists that is what he envisions as the road he should take to ensure relevancy in this crazy, reality show-obsessed society. Lochte tells The Hollywood Reporter, "When I walk down the street, people recognize me, and that never happened before," Lochte realizes this is his time to make his mark in the pop culture world, adding, "Now's my chance." And what better way to do so than by mimicking Kim Kardashian? He clearly possesses the same level of on-camera naturalness, as evidenced by this video, but he also seems to have some modicum of self-awareness and the ability to laugh at himself, as illustrated when he shot this humorous video for Funny or Die about peeing in pools. A definite departure from the cluelessness routinely exhibited by Kardashian. "Kim started from pretty much nothing, and now everyone everywhere knows who she is," he says. "That's what I want to do." Aim high, young man. But if he really wants to be the next Kim Kardashian, a sex tape featuring him and some rapper — Lil' Kim, perhaps? (just throwing names out there) — better be "leaked" on the double. Maybe some collagen implants in his butt wouldn't hurt, either. [Page Six] TweetThe post Sigh: Ryan Lochte aiming high, says he wants to be the next Kim Kardashian appeared first on Sportress of Blogitude.
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Sunday's Jets-Dolphins game at Wembley Stadium will be important for both AFC East teams. The Dolphins are 1-2 after winning their opener. The Jets are 2-1, but lost their last game.
"Coming off two tough losses where we didn't play well, it's a big game," Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill said Friday. "We're not happy about how we played. We understand that we have to play better."
Sunday's game, the 12th to be played in London, will be the first to feature division rivals. That adds some extra interest and some extra intensity, especially for the "host" Dolphins, who played in London last year as the "away" team and beat the Oakland Raiders 38-14.
But more important than the venue is getting the team playing the right way.
"We've talked a lot about playing a 60-minute football game, which we really haven't done up to this point and time," Dolphins coach Joe Philbin said. "We've talked a lot about making first downs and having balance and rhythm on offense."
The defense is also an issue. The Dolphins rank next to last in run defense and last with only one sack in 94 pass plays. And that's with Ndamukong Suh in the team.
Suh, the highest-paid defensive player in league history, has seven tackles so far, but no sacks.
"It's going to be a key game for us to come out and get started fast, how we want to play, which we haven't done the past couple games," Tannehill said.
The Dolphins did that last season, though, beating the "host" Raiders easily in the first of last year's three NFL games in London.
"Last year, I came out of the tunnel and everyone was holding Oakland Raiders signs. I thought, 'There's a lot of Raiders fans here,'" Tannehill remembered. "Hopefully this year they say Dolphins."


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I'm talking fiction, not news or politics.
I heard a podcast on this subject today, and was really disappointed in what was offered. For me there's so much; this is the stuff I read and write. A few things:
*When I was small I read a book about "true life" weird stuff. This book included a story about a boy who went out to the well to get water late at night and was drawn up into the sky and never heard from again. I was terrified to go outside after dark for years after, and when sent out at night, I kept one eye on the sky and one on the door. I still do.
*Acid-washed horror movies from the late sixties and early seventies. My favorite was Dan Curtis' "Burnt Offerings" with Karen Black, Oliver Reed, Bette Davis, and Burgess Meredith. Two images stick with me: The creepy chauffeur of Oliver Reed's nightmares and the final shot of Karen Black.
*Several Stephen King stories, including the short story about the man whose hands become infested with eyes. Salem's Lot, too.
*M.R. James' 'O Whistle and I'll come to you, my lad." E.F. Benson's "The Room in the Tower." The latter may be the scariest short story I've ever read. Many other short horror offerings from the turn of the 19th/20th century.
This is just an intro. I'll add more later.


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Irwin hurls third straight complete game
Pirates prospect hurls two-hitter, strikes out season-high nine
By Danny Wild / MLB.com | July 27, 2012 5:45 PM ET
By late June, his ERA had climbed to 5.05 and he began looking for answers.
"The transition was pretty bad," the Pirates prospect said. "I started off struggling a lot, my first five or six starts, and it kinda made me step back and look at what I was doing, why I wasn't having success like I did last year."
Irwin, though, has been reborn. A refined changeup and a cleaner delivery helped him record his third straight complete game Friday night as he held New Hampshire to two hits over seven innings in a 1-0 win in the first game of a doubleheader.
The 25-year-old right-hander struck out a season-high nine batters, allowing a single in the first and a double in the fifth before finishing with back-to-back punchouts.
"It's been really good [lately]," said Irwin (3-7). "I had really good fastball command and my curve has been my money pitch. I've been able to throw it for strikes and bounce it when I need to. My change is thrown into the mix and it's not a great pitch, but it's getting outs when I need to."
The gem marked the fifth time in six starts in which Irwin has allowed one run or fewer. He's gone at least six innings in all six of those outings and has allowed only three earned runs over 22 innings in his three complete games.
The University of Mississippi surrendered at least three runs in five of his first eight starts after going 8-4 with a 3.81 ERA in 15 starts for Altoona last season. He reviewed his delivery and looked into his changeup. Since June 29, he has not allowed more than one earned run in any outing.
"That's where my changeup came into play," Irwin said. "A couple mechanical tweaks and things start coming together. My arm was late, I had to make sure I was releasing my breaking ball at the top and getting on top of the ball, making sure the ball is down."
Despite rising to Double-A by his third season, Irwin doesn't appear in any of the Pirates' top prospect rankings. The 6-foot-3 righty was a 21st-round pick in 2009 and has worked his way up from short-season State College.
New Hampshire's only success came on Ryan Goins' two-out single in the first and Brian Van Kirk's ground-rule double in the fifth. Irwin also worked around a leadoff walk in the fourth, stranding Jake Marisnick at third by striking out Brad Glenn.
"I think my confidence is through the roof right now," he said. "With each outing, I'm going out there and taking it one batter at a time. Especially with back-to-back complete games, I've gotta attack in the first inning and then just keep going. If I throw seven again, so be it; I just want to give my team the best chance to win and, tonight, one run was all we needed."
Irwin struck out Glenn and Kenen Bailli to end the seventh and wrap up the Curve's sixth shutout.
"That felt great," he said. "I was making sure I wasn't giving them anything to hit, trying to make them hit whatever I wanted them to. One was a fastball away looking, the other was a curve in the dirt to end the game."
Altoona put Irwin in position to win it when Stefan Welch singled home Oscar Tejeda with one out in the second.
Irwin said there was no talk about not finishing the game.
"My pitch count was low, I was in the 70s or so before I went out there in the seventh, so I just assumed I had it," he said. "I was able to beat them with my curve, so it was nice."
Eastern League All-Star Yohan Pino (5-6) also went the distance for New Hampshire, striking out nine while yielding a run on five hits.
Danny Wild is an editor for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Thursday, February 2, 2012
The Edge of Spring
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Saskia de Brauw for Zara Spring 2012 Campaign
How is one supposed to save money when you know that the Zara which is 15 minutes away from your house is stocked with some of the most amazing clothes and shoes? Really... HOW? xx
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Yes, you're absolutely right. Yesterday I've been to Zara and they have amazing new things so that I had to leave immediately in order to NOT buy anything!!!ReplyDelete
Love these! Shame there's no Zara where I live :'(ReplyDelete
love it!!!minimal and chic.photo #3 it's amazing!!!ReplyDelete
Love this collection. The second look is amazing!ReplyDelete
amazing! i have been so tempted to go there today seeing as its just been payday but i am vowing not to go and save my money!!ReplyDelete
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Damn, I know what you mean - bye-bye money. hahah
But seriously, I'm loving every piece.
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Linda ropa!!!!ReplyDelete
The trousers in the 1st image are tdf. I'm going to have to stay away from Zara this season until I get some money lol.ReplyDelete
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Zara is incredible although I'm trying to wean myself off of them seeing as I spend all my money there.ReplyDelete
Zara has never failed to help me save money. Love the clothes they have to offer in the new collection!ReplyDelete
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Sharing your feelings, I can't stop buying one or another thing every now and then having a big mall full with great shops right on the other side of the street!ReplyDelete
At least it's not Zara or I my bank account would suffer to death...
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I love the all black or all white trend! great pics, I like the last one and the black gauze dress the best!ReplyDelete
i love zara! the store is only 5 mins away from my apartment (walking distance). that's probably why i always have nothing left in my bank account. LOLReplyDelete
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I loveee Zara, those first pair of pants is awesome. but ya I spend too much money there everytime I go I want to buy something! :DReplyDelete
i've been in zara, gossiping in new collection and is lovely!ReplyDelete
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Amazing looks!ReplyDelete
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GReat campaign & styling!
Regards from ROMANIA.
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omg the new collection of zara is totally amazing!!ReplyDelete
how lovely campaign ! I love the dress in the last picture :)ReplyDelete
Oh dear, the sheer dress & pants are so gorgeous ... actually everything is. Might need to go to the Zara soon !ReplyDelete
its impossible to save money when zara is fifteen minutes away from your house! lol Your lucky though because the closest Zara to me is over 3 hours away :(ReplyDelete
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Ivy League Release
PHILADELPHIA - Seniors Joe Bonadies, Brandon Copeland and Scott Lopano, junior Sebastian Jaskowski and sophomore Dan Davis were named first-team All-Ivy by the league office on Tuesday. In all, 13 members of the 2012 Ivy League champion University of Pennsylvania football team earned All-Ivy accolades.
Seniors Mike Pinciotti, Dave Twamley and Lyle Marsh, and juniors Christopher Bush, Conner Scott and Dan Wilk were named second-team All-Ivy, while senior Billy Ragone and sophomore Connor Loftus garnered honorable mention All-Ivy honors.
Copeland, who served as Penn's first solo captain since 1997, earned his third career first-team All-Ivy selection. A three-year starter on Penn's defensive line, Copeland matched a career-high with 51 tackles and led the Quakers with a career-best 5.0 sacks. He finished his illustrious career at Penn with 160 tackles, 11.0 sacks, 26.5 tackles for loss, four forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, an interception, a blocked kick, a touchdown and a safety.
Lopano played in every Penn game over the past four seasons. He finished with a school record 198 career punts and 7,683 career punt yards. In 2012, the Quakers led the Ivy League in punting as Lopano averaged a collegiate-best 41.0 yards per punt. Of his 60 punts, none were blocked, 23 were pinned inside the 20 - a career high - and eight were of 50 or more yards, including a 67-yarder against Villanova. He also forced 23 fair catches and three of his nine kickoffs went for touchbacks. Lopano was also an All-Ivy selection as a sophomore when he earned honorable mention status.
Despite missing one game to injury, Jaskowski led the Quakers with 72 tackles. The safety averaged 8.0 tackles per game to rank fifth in the Ivy League. Davis was third on the team with 58 tackles, which was tops among linebackers. He led Penn and finished fourth in the Ivies with 13.5 tackles for loss, including 2.0 sacks. This is the first All-Ivy award for both players.
Bonadies, Pinciotti and Bush anchored an offensive line that featured two rushers among the top 10 in the Ivy League, including Marsh, who finished the season with three-straight 100-yard rushing performances. Each member of the trio has started 20 or more games for the Red and Blue, including eight together this season. This is the first All-Ivy honor for Pinciotti and Bush, while Bonadies added to his 2011 honorable mention distinction.
Marsh finished the year eighth in the Ivy League in rushing and ninth in all-purpose yards. He averaged 5.4 yards per carry and finished with a team-high 515 rush yards. The running back, who elcipsed 1,000 career yards during the 2012 season, also finished second on the team with 34 receptions and 276 receiving yards. He was tops among Penn's position players in scoring with six touchdowns - two rushing and four receiving.
Scott started all 10 games at wideout for the Quakers and finished the season with 52 receptions. That is tied for 11th-most in a single-season at Penn. He is just the ninth Quaker to haul in more than 50 or more catches in a season. His 691 receiving yards this year rank 12th all-time in a single-season at Penn and are the most since Matt Carre had 697 in 2006. In addition, his team-high five receiving touchdowns rank tied for ninth-most in a season at Penn.
Cornerbacks Wilk and Twamley guarded a defensive backfield that ranked second in the Ivies with 12 interceptions - 10 of which came in the last four games of the season en route to four-straight wins and the Ivy title. Wilk was fifth in the league with a team-best three interceptions, while Twamley finished with a pair. Twamley also finished second on the team in tackles (63) and pass breakups (five). Wilk was fourth among Quakers with 56 tackles and was seventh in the Ivy League with eight pass breakups. The duo tied for the team lead with 43 solo tackles.
Ragone wrapped up another stellar season as the starting quarterback for the Red and Blue. He finished in the top 10 of the league in rushing, passing and total offense. He led the Quakers with 1,288 passing yards on 118-of-210 (56.2%) passing and was second on the team with 476 rushing yards. He threw for 11 touchdowns and ran for four. Ragone ranks in the top five all-time at Penn in career pass yards (3,999), pass attempts (602), completions (342), passing touchdowns (28), total touchdowns (47), total offense (5,513) and completion percentage (56.8%).
Loftus was an All-Ivy pick for the first time in his career. The placekicker led the Quakers in scoring for the second straight year with 49. He led the Ivy League with a perfect 28-for-28 mark on extra-point attempts and was second in the Ivies in field goal percentage (7-of-10). He was named the league's Special Teams Player of the Week following his game-tying (career-long 45 yards) and game-winning (35 yards) field goals in the final minutes against Brown on Oct. 27.
For the third-consecutive year, the Ivy League and the National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame (NFF) are partnering to co-host the presentation of the Asa S. Bushnell Cup, which honors the Ivy League Football Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year, as part of the festivities surrounding the NFF Annual Awards Dinner in New York City. The names of the 2012 finalists will be released Tuesday, Nov. 27. The Asa S. Bushnell Cup will be presented Monday, Dec. 3 at a special reception and press conference in the Astor Room of the famed Waldorf=Astoria Hotel at 11:30 a.m.
Penn's Senior Class of 2013 claimed its third outright Ivy title on Saturday. The seniors finished with a record of 28-12 (70.0%), including an impressive mark of 24-4 (85.7%) against the Ivy League and a 12-1 (92.3%) mark against Ivy opponents at Franklin Field. The 24 Ivy wins are the most for a senior class at Penn in seven years. This class was also a part of back-to-back undefeated Ivy seasons (just the third time that's ever happened), and won 18 consecutive Ivy League games - the second-longest streak in league history.


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World number one Rafael Nadal has buried the misery of his 2013 Wimbledon first round exit to set up a rematch with Lukas Rosol, the Czech who condemned him to a humiliating second round loss in 2012.
Second seed Nadal, fresh from his ninth French Open triumph and bidding for a 15th Grand Slam title, became only the 11th man to record 700 tour wins as he beat Slovakia's world number 51 Martin Klizan, 4-6 6-3 6-3 6-3.
Also going through on Tuesday were fellow past champion and seven-time winner Roger Federer, and Australian Open winner Stan Wawrinka.
Nadal, champion in 2008 and 2010, was knocked out in the first round at Wimbledon last year by Steve Darcis, a Belgian journeyman who hasn't won a match since.
Twelve months earlier, Rosol had stunned him in five sets, a shattering defeat which forced Nadal out of the sport for seven months to rest his battered knees.
"Rosol is a very dangerous player, very strong, very powerful shots from the baseline and I know I have to play very well if I want to have chances to win," said Nadal.
Federer began his campaign for an eighth title with a 6-1 6-1 6-3 victory over Paolo Lorenzi, the hapless Italian who has now lost all of his 13 Grand Slam matches.
Fourth-seeded Federer, the 17-time major winner, had lost to Ukraine's Sergiy Stakhovksy in the second round 12 months ago for his earliest defeat at the tournament since 2002.
But there was never a hint of a repeat of that disaster on Tuesday as the 32-year-old Swiss took victory on a sixth match point having fired nine aces and 36 winners.
"It's always good to win the first round because the court can be slippery sometimes," said Federer, who goes on to face Luxembourg qualifier Gilles Muller.
Federer's compatriot, Wawrinka reached the second round with a first win at the tournament since 2011.
Wawrinka, the world number three but seeded five at the All England Club in a reflection of his grasscourt struggles, fired 18 aces and 39 winners in a 6-3 6-4 6-3 win over Portugal's Joao Sousa and next meets Taiwan's Lu Yen-Hsun.


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North American Fish Illustrated Poster
I've decided I want every illustrated poster the Scandinavian Fishing Year Book sells. They're chocked full of a wealth of information about organisms in the world around us. Here's one on North American fish.
This would like great framed in the kitchen.Tags: home, kitchen, environment, style, learning, wall, decor, living, living roomsAdded 9 Years Ago from Eseller
Ooh. I have to admit, I know very little about birds of prey. Theres no better way to start than with this dellghtful poster.


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IT is almost unthinkable that something as basic as going to the toilet can be potentially life-threatening - but that is the reality for people living in areas of the world with little or no access to clean water or adequate sanitation.
According to the charity Toilet Twinning, 2.5 billion people - that's 40per cent of the world's population - don't have somewhere safe, clean and hygienic to go to the toilet. This leads to nearly one in five child deaths each year due to diarrhea.
Bad sanitation is one of the world's biggest killers; hitting women, children, old and sick people the hardest. Figures released by the charity show that every minute, three children under the age of five die because of dirty water and poor sanitation, and more than 50 per cent of hospital beds in developing countries are filled with people suffering from an illness caused by poor sanitation or dirty water.
The lack of adequate toilet facilities doesn't just have an impact on the health of communities. According to the charity, in Africa half of young girls who drop out of school do so because they need to collect water - often from many miles away - or because the school hasn't got a basic toilet. Women and girls are a target for sexual assault when they go to the toilet in the open, late at night, and many get bitten by snakes.
In 2008, 189 countries across the world signed up to the UN's Millennium Development Goals, with the aim of working together to end extreme poverty by 2015. But with little action taken so far, the deadline is likely to be extended by many more years.
Toilet Twinning is raising funds to improve facilities in some of the world's poorest countries by urging people to "link their loo" with a toilet in Africa. It is working with charities Cord and Tearfund to enable people living in poor communities to have clean water, a decent toilet, and to learn about hygiene - a vital combination preventing the spread of disease, reducing the number of deaths among children, and bringing hope for the future.
For a £60 donation, people can 'twin' their toilet at home, work, school or church with a latrine in countries such as Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Burundi, Cambodia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Liberia, Nepal and Uganda. Those who twin their toilets receive a certificate and a photograph of the latrine they have sponsored.
Since 2009 the charity has built more than 1.500 toilets in the Rutana Province of Burundi, helping more than 9,000 people. By twinning a toilet, fundraisers are helping communities access safe sanitation, clean water and hygiene education.
This month the Shine Youth Gospel Choir will be busking in aid of the charity - and will be taking a toilet with them to raise both funds and awareness.
"Every year the church we attend, Burley and Wharfedale Methodist Church, raises money for a charity and this year it's Toilet Twinning. We're raising funds for a new toilet block," says Marjorie Parker, who runs the choir with Jan Millard. "Going to the toilet is something we take for granted in this country, but one in three people across the world don't have somewhere safe to go to the toilet. Bad sanitation is a huge health issue, and children are particularly vulnerable. When it comes to the personal safety issue, it's women and girls who suffer the most. There are cases of women being raped when they go to the toilet in the open.
"Providing people with clean water and basic sanitation is one of the best ways to release people from poverty. For every £1 spent on water and sanitation, £8 is returned through saved time, increased productivity and reduced health costs."
Shine Youth Gospel Choir is comprised of youngsters aged eight to18. They will be busking on The Grove in Ilkley on Saturday, July 19 from 2pm to 3pm, combining entertainment and family fun with a serious message.
"Someone I know ripped out their bathroom so I took the toilet and have cleaned it up. We'll be taking it along while we busk - the children love the idea of pushing a toilet around - and whenever anyone puts any money in it there will be a 'flushing' sound between songs."
Adds Marjorie: "The children in the choir have been learning about the charity, they have been shocked at discovering that a huge percentage of people in the world don't have access to something as basic as a toilet. Finding out about the devastating impact of lack of sanitation on whole communities, including children of their own age, has brought it home to them how much they take basic facilities for granted."
The choir, which was set up four years ago, has a membership of children in Burley-in-Wharfedale and surroundings areas, including Baildon and Ilkley. "We're not a church choir but we rehearse in the Burley church, and we perform around the district," says Marjorie. "It's a gospel choir, open to any child who wants to sing. There are currently about 20 in the choir. Singing in a choir is great for young people's confidence and team spirit; several parents have said it has really boosted their child's assertiveness and motivation levels. We have performed with a swing band and other choirs. The busking session this month marks the end of our year of performing.
"Last year we busked to raise funds for mosquito nets for Africa - we took a net along which caught people's attention and we raised more than £100 in an hour. Hopefully we'll attract the same interest with our flushing toilet!"
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Dell: Industry's First Automated Workstation Software
Dell Introduces Industry's First Automated Workstation Software to Improve Application Performance
• Dell
Precision Performance Optimizer simplifies, automates and
optimizes Dell Precision workstation settings to maximize
application performance
• Software can improve application performance by up to 57 percent¹
• Application profiles available for Autodesk Maya, PTC Creo® and Dassault SolidWorks with Adobe and other profiles available soon
Auckland, April 3, 2013 — Dell today announced Dell Precision Performance Optimizer (DPPO), the industry's first software that automatically configures Dell Precision workstation settings to maximize performance of engineering, design and digital content creation applications. DPPO is preloaded with profiles for popular applications such as Autodesk Maya, PTC Creo and Dassault SolidWorks and once activated automatically adjusts system settings to optimize performance. Additional features include proactive system maintenance and tracking and reporting of system utilization – helping Dell Precision customers enhance and speed up their design and render times.
Dell Precision Performance Optimizer is an extension of Dell's existing workstation tools designed to provide customers maximum performance and dependability so they can remain focused on being creative. For example, as part of the Dell Precision Technology Program, Dell engineers work closely with technology partners to architect, design and test joint solutions providing customers assurance that their hardware is compatible and optimized for their software. Dell also develops and provides recommended configurations for customers' specific software and workflows through the Dell Precision Workstation Advisor. Dell Precision Performance Optimizer is the next step in Dell serving as the trusted advisor to help customers maximize efficiency and productivity.
Dell Precision Performance Optimizer offers three main features to enable comprehensive yet simplified system optimization and eliminate the guesswork from adjusting system settings:
• Automatic Performance Optimization - DPPO comes preloaded with predefined performance profiles for popular applications such as Autodesk Maya, PTC Creo and Dassault SolidWorks. Unlike other tools, once activated, the software automatically adjusts system configurations such as CPU, memory, storage, graphics and operating system settings whenever a supported application is launched. This allows workers to quickly improve workstation performance when switching between applications and projects, like moving from rich animation projects to detailed CAD design. Based on Dell testing and benchmarking, users can experience up to 57 percent increase in application performance¹ with DPPO.
• System Maintenance – IT professionals and users can gain greater control and knowledge of their system through automated or manual updates for new drivers, BIOS, application software, firmware and other vital components. This helps ensure systems are running optimally and increases user productivity.
• Tracking & Reporting – The application also includes advanced tools to analyze and model system utilization such as how much free memory is available, processor utilization, thermal sensor data, battery state and more. Detailed reports can be scheduled to run and analyze system utilization at any time, even during intensive tasks like compiling code or rendering frames.
Pricing &
Dell Precision Performance Optimizer is free and is pre-installed on Dell Precision T1650, T3600, T5600, T7600, M4700 and M6700 workstations with Windows 7 (32 & 64 bit) and Windows 8 (64 bit) operating systems. Application profiles are currently available in English for Autodesk Maya, PTC Creo, Dassault SolidWorks with Adobe® Premiere® Pro, Adobe After Effects®, Adobe Photoshop®, and Adobe Media Encoder® and other profiles available soon. French and German languages will be available for download in the coming months with other languages available later this year.
"We're excited to continue introducing innovative new solutions like Dell Precision Performance Optimizer that empower our customers with uncompromising performance, dependability and design," said Efrain Rovira, executive director of Dell Precision. "From hardware design to software enhancements, we are always looking for new and meaningful ways to make our workstation customers more productive."
"Broadcast and video pros demand top performance and increased speed to optimally run Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Media Encoder and Photoshop," said Simon Williams, director of strategic relations at Adobe. "Dell's announcement today is a big step forward for our users to have improved productivity for faster project completion and enhanced creativity."
"PTC and Dell have a long history of delivering technology solutions that transform the way our customers create and service products," said Brian Thompson, Vice President of PTC Creo Product Management at PTC. "We are excited about the potential for Dell Precision Performance Optimizer to deliver additional value for PTC Creo customers using Dell Precision workstations."
Additional Information:
• Dell on Twitter
• Dell Precision Performance Optimizer Blog
• Dell Precision Performance Optimizer In-Depth Video
• Dell Precision Performance Optimizer Overview Video
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Dell and Dell Precision are trademarks of Dell Inc. Dell disclaims any proprietary interest in the marks and names of others.
PTC and Creo are trademarks or registered trademarks of PTC Inc. or its subsidiaries in the U.S. and in other countries.
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By: Cale Morrow
Some opportunities come once in a lifetime, and sometimes these never reoccurring experiences place fundamental ideas into our minds that cause the light bulb of life to "click" and an important issue to become clear. A moment such as this occurred to me while in San Francisco at the 2012 TechCrunch Conference. I had been chosen as one of the eight NFTE National Business Plan contestants to deliver a 60 second speech…on a huge stage…in a room full of scary businessmen…..which is being broadcast live for the world to see. Believe it or not all of these exceptionally incredible things are not what impacted me the most upon this trip. The biggest resonating essence of the trip was a single word. "Passion". In San Francisco I heard the great Mark Zuckerberg sum up his entire multi billion dollar business with that single word.
|NFTE graduates interviewed after pitching their business plans to the conference.
I'm sure you're wondering how on earth Mark Zuckerberg and a single word had such a profusely profound effect upon my life. Well the answer is simple. When asked how he felt about the fact that the Facebook stock had lost half of its dollar value, he responded by saying that he was not happy with the performance of the stock, but at the end of the day he was just thankful for the chance to live out his dream of connecting the world. Mark Zuckerbeg himself claimed that money and cash value are second to passion on the list of "Business Things to Know" . I am, and have always been, a believer in that if you truly love something with all you heart, then your passion will shine through and pretty soon "money" will no longer be a problem.. At the end of the day I learned that when you create a business you should ALWAYS pick something that you believe in. For it is the passion within a young entrepreneurs heart that helps his business to thrive, not the amount of financial returns that he generates.
Cale, from Dodge City, KS, is currerntly competing in NFTE's Elevator Pitch Challenge. He will present his business plan at the National Youth Entrepeneurship Challenge on October 11th.


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Plus, it's Day 6 of the 12 Days of Giveaways! Ellen has upped the game this year with giveaways that have left our audiences speechless! Don't miss the incredible, show-stopping surprises!
Then, one of the funniest and most outrageous guests in Ellen show history is back! The incomparable NATHAN LANE is sitting down with Ellen for what is sure to be one hilarious and unpredictable interview. He lit up the screen with roles in films like "The Bird Cage" and "The Lion King," and now he's taking a turn on one of the most addicting shows on television, "The Good Wife"!
There's no telling what amazing things might happen today on Ellen!


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ASUS Launches Two SFF ROG Gaming PCs: The G20 PC and the GR8 'Console'by Ian Cutress on 6/2/2014 11:15 PM EST
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Sttm - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkWhat is the with the SteamOS fascination? I loaded it up on a HD and played around in it. It's about as useful an OS as the one that is on my BluRay player. Games and an awful full screen Web Browser. Why would you vastly limit what your PC can do for a console UI? It is madness. Reply
wolrah - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkIt's the same reason many of us run XBMCbuntu or similar distros that boot directly in to a HTPC frontend. We want a nice 10 foot UI built to act like an appliance. We have other PCs to use as full PCs, these are our lesser/spare/old PCs that we're using to fill a role. As long as they fill that role well nothing else matters.
That said, SteamOS is still Debian underneath and is about the easiest thing in the world to get to a pretty standard desktop. You can do anything you could do on any other Debian derivative, it just boots to a gaming-focused UI by default. Nothing is being "vastly limited". Reply
nathanddrews - Tuesday, June 03, 2014 - linkI played around with SteamOS for a bit, but lost interest quickly. You can still have a nice 10 foot UI with a regular PC. All my TVs and home theater are connected to fully capable Windows gaming machines that can either game on their own or Steam stream from my or my wife's main gaming rig. On top of that, you can load up Steam BPM, XBMC, Media Center, any browser of choice, or whatever else you want without being limited by an appliance. The appliance thing is great, but not if you need five appliances to do five different things. Reply
Ortanon - Tuesday, June 03, 2014 - linkThe point you guys seem to be missing is that it's free. Reply
wintermute000 - Tuesday, June 03, 2014 - linkFree and unable to play 90% of the catalog vs 100 buck windows license and the full steam catalogue.... Reply
curtwagner - Monday, December 08, 2014 - linkIf you want a real gaming experience on your PC, I recommend on getting the CybertronPC Borg-Q high ranked based on consumer satisfaction (see http://www.topreport.org/desktop/ for example...) Reply
ZeDestructor - Tuesday, June 03, 2014 - linkI say bring on the streaming appliances!
Just think of it: dump the big, heavy, dual-GPU, 6U rackmount in the basement and stream to all manner of thin clients around the house. Reply
Hrel - Thursday, June 05, 2014 - linkIT's designed to offer the stability and ease of use of consoles on PC; for gaming mostly. Biggest barrier to people becoming PC gamers is how complex it is, troubleshooting, mods, even graphics settings are more than many are willing to do. They just want plug and play functionality, not work or configuration. Steam Box is seeking to address that problem.
If people happen to start using them as media center's for the living room as well, all the better. Reply
krazy_olie - Tuesday, June 03, 2014 - linkWhat I like about this is that it's a pre-built machine that uses that to it's advantage. It's borrowing from the Mac Pro. Reply
Anonymous Blowhard - Tuesday, June 03, 2014 - link> GR8 equips an i7 with a GTX 750 Ti
Well, there goes all hope of it being reasonably priced. Hopefully they'll have an i5 or i3 version in the works, as an i7 is just a silly degree of overkill. I'd rather an i3 and either pocket the difference or ask them to stick an mSATA/M.2 SSD in there for caching. Reply
krazy_olie - Tuesday, June 03, 2014 - linkit may mean 'up to i7'... hopefully. i5 would be more matched.
Storage isn't clear for space/heat reasons I would have assumed ssd Reply
CknSalad - Tuesday, June 03, 2014 - linkI wonder if the GR8 will be using desktop cpus. I guess if heat were really an issue they would go with the S or T models at 65w and 45 watt tdp respectively. Reply


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I want to develop an application that prints a receipt for store and I would like to have your opinion, which model to choose for tihs task.
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Jetpacks for Killzone: Shadow Fall multiplayer? Yes please
Killzone: Shadow Fall developer Guerrilla Games has posted a short clip that teases jetpacks in the shooter's Warzone multiplayer mode.
Killzone: Shadow Fall gets free map Canyon and Guerrilla teases 'something new' in 2 days
Killzone: Shadow Fall multiplayer has received new free map Canyon, and developer Guerrilla Games is already teasing some more news that will drop in two days. They're a generous bunch, aren't they?
Killzone: Shadow Fall free multiplayer map Canyon shown in teaser clip - watch
Killzone: Shadow Fall developer Guerrilla Games is bringing more free content to the PS4 shooter, and has just posted a teaser clip for new map Canyon. It's rolling out on PSN from May 13.
Killzone: Shadow Fall gets new multiplayer map image, Warzone changes & more
Killzone: Shadow Fall is getting a new, free multiplayer map, and Guerrilla Games has posted its first screenshot along with incoming changes to Warzones.
Killzone studio hiring for unannounced project, wants experience of microtransactions & "large social focus"
Killzone: Shadow Fall developer Guerrilla Games has posted a job advert for its unannounced IP, calling for those with experience of microtransaction models and a large social focus.
Killzone: Shadow Fall gets King of the Hill multiplayer mode
Killzone: Shadow Fall has been quietly updated with new multiplayer options.
Killzone: Shadow Fall multiplayer expansion out today
Killzone: Shadow Fall receives its first major multiplayer expansion in today's PlayStation 4 update, making the PS4 shooter bigger and bolder than ever before.
Killzone: Shadow Fall PS4 patch to improve stability, add new servers & more - notes
Killzone: Shadow Fall developer Guerrilla Games has outlined a new stability patch that aims to reduce the number of "laggy kills" in the PS4 shooter, add new servers and enhance matchmaking among other things.
Killzone: Shadow Fall's 1080p multiplayer isn't upscaled; Guerrilla explains tech
Killzone: Shadow Fall outputs in native 1080p in single player, but when it comes to multiplayer things get a bit more complicated. Developer Guerrilla Games has explained how it works and why it technically isn't "upscaling", and promised to be more clear in future.
Killzone: Shadow Fall Insurgent Pack multiplayer expansion detailed
Killzone: Shadow Fall's multiplayer expansion, The Insurgent Pack, has been detailed in full by Guerrilla Games.
Killzone: Shadow Fall multiplayer will be free for one week starting March 4
Killzone: Shadow Fall's multiplayer will be free-to-play on PlayStation 4 for an entire week, which means even those without a PS Plus subscription will be able to dive into the shooty goodness. Sony said the offer is to everyone can enjoy the game's upcoming DLC which launched on March 4. The free multiplayer offer will […]
Guerrilla Games' new IP has been in development for two and a half years already
Killzone: Shadow Fall studio Guerrilla Games has published a behind-the-scenes video that looks into the team's culture, and features confirmation that he outfit's new game is over two-and-a-half years into development.
Killzone: Shadow Fall update 1.09 drops, full patch notes here
Killzone: Shadow Fall has received a new update courtesy of Guerrilla Games. It adds a few multiplayer tweaks, balancing and more.
Killzone Shadow Fall sales exceeded 2.1 million units as of January 15
Sony has announced global sales of PlayStation 4 exclusive Killzone Shadow Fall exceeded 2.1 million units as of January 15.
Killzone Shadow Fall free multiplayer maps Cruiser and Hangar coming soon
Killzone Shadow Fall players will soon receive two free multiplayer maps, courtesy of Guerrilla Games.
Killzone: Shadow Fall update 1.08 out now
Killzone: Shadow Fall developer Guerrilla Games has rolled out the shooter's 1.08 update. It's a small one, but the studio has offered some insight online.
Killzone: Shadow Fall to get exclusive launch content in Japan
Killzone: Shadow Fall will launch alongside PS4 in Japan on February 22. It'll also come with exclusive content currently unavailable in the west.
Killzone: Shadow Fall's multiplayer free to PS Plus users during holidays
PlayStation Plus subscribers will be able to check out Killzone: Shadow Fall's multiplayer over the break without forking out for the full PS4 title. The multiplayer will be available at no charge during a free weekend, which will run December 28 to 31. Interestingly, downloading the trial will also mean you've installed the single-player, so […]
Killzone: Shadow Fall PS4 patch 1.05 adds left-handed support & more
Killzone: Shadow Fall developer Guerrilla Games has released a new patch for the PS4 shooter, adding southpaw controller mapping and other tweaks into the mix.
Killzone: Shadow Fall developer diary hypes for launch day
Tour Guerrilla Games and learn more about PlayStation 4 launch title Killzone: Shadow Fall's cast, weapons, and new multiplayer modes in this new developer dairy, just in time for the console's release tonight.
Guerrilla Games latest
Fallout: New Vegas lead writer joins Guerrilla Games, specialises in open-world RPGs
Killzone: Shadow Fall leads PS4's visual charge, but lacks coherency
Killzone: Shadow Fall gets official 24-player team deathmatch Warzone
Killzone: Shadow Fall PS4 review screens published, see them here
Killzone: Shadow Fall PS4 reviews begin, get all the scores here
Killzone: Shadow Fall launch trailer released ahead of November 19
Killzone: Shadow Fall tactical combat tutorial video released
Killzone: Shadow Fall Remote Play feature shown through video
Killzone: Shadow Fall screenshots are packed with next-gen shine
Killzone: Shadow Fall's campaign "should last well over 10 hours."
Killzone: Shadow Fall can handle 24 AI enemies on screen before frame-rate drops
Killzone: Shadow Fall PS4 gameplay footage escapes Russia, watch here
Killzone PS4: why being first demands excellence – interview
Killzone: Shadow Fall devs rejected touch-sensitive DualShock 4 prototype
Killzone: Shadow Fall team at Guerrilla Games working on new IP
Killzone: Shadow Fall: multiplayer runs at 60 fps "a lot of the time", single-player 30 fps
Killzone: Shadow Fall – EG Expo 2013: Guerrilla Games discusses game's progress
Killzone: Shadow Fall multiplayer progression ditches XP: Honors, shields & more detailed
Killzone: Shadow Fall – Guerrilla reiterates commitment to free multiplayer DLC
Killzone: Shadow Fall multiplayer video and screens show off both factions
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You sit down at the computer, and you swear you'll be productive. Next thing you know, it's twelve hours later. You've checked your email, updated your Facebook status, blown through 200 pages of Reddit, read every article in your Twitter feed, looked up your favorite band on Wikipedia, vanity googled yourself, cyber-stalked your ex, browsed through all your high-school crushes' Facebook photos, and lost a week's pay playing online poker.
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It's highly configurable, allowing you to block or allow entire sites, specific subdomains, specific paths, specific pages, even specific in-page content (videos, games, images, forms, etc).
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