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He drinks a lot. Never does anything too horrible except for annoy the fuck out of me. Tonight he came home and could barely stand. He finally made it to his bed and passed out for about an hour. I heard him get up and then I heard a stream of liquid. I looked out from my room across the hall to his and he was pissing on his dresser. I was like dude wtf stop... And he started laughing. He was clearly out of it but I'm honestly disgusted. Would you move out?
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Toyota Yaris 2007-2010
Perform the initialization:
- Disconnect the cable from the negative (-) battery terminal. Wait at least 60 seconds and reconnect the cable.
Turn the ignition switch to ON without operating the accelerator pedal.
NOTEIf the accelerator pedal is operated, perform the above steps again.
- Connect the Techstream to the DLC3 and clear the DTC-s.
Start the engine and check that the MIL is not illuminated and that the idle speed is within the specified range when the A/C is switched off after the engine is warmed up.
NOTEBe sure to perform this step with all accessories off. Make sure that the shift lever is in neutral.
Standard (for Automatic Transaxle): With A/C switched off, engine idle speed should be at 650 to 750 RPM.
- Enter the following menus: Powertrain / Engine and ECT / Data List / Throttle Sensor Position. Fully depress the accelerator pedal and check that the value is 60% or more.
- Perform a road test and confirm that there are no abnormalities.
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Toyota Yaris 2007-2010
Refer to the accompanying illustration.
Removal & Installation
Specific to:
Toyota Yaris 2007-2010
- Remove the wiper motor and link assembly
Remove front air shutter seal (for Sedan). Disengage the 3 claws and remove the front air shutter seal.
Remove cowl top panel outer (for hatchback):
- Disengage the wire harness clamp.
- Remove the 9 bolts and remove the cowl top panel outer.
Remove cowl top panel outer (for sedan):
- Disengage the claw and disconnect the wire harness.
- Remove the 2 bolts and remove the cowl top panel outer center bracket.
- Remove the 8 bolts and remove the cowl top panel outer.
Remove ECM:
- Remove the 2 lock knobs and harness clamp.
- Disconnect the 2 ECM connectors.
- Remove the bolt and 2 nuts and remove the ECM.
- To install, reverse the removal procedure.
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Allows access to a minigame emulating the gameplay of Flappy Bird. To access, enter "Flappy" as your login email on the login screen. Alternatively, go into your customization settings for your Zephyr Warframe and select the Z loadout.
Grants access to the Wyrmius, a side-scrolling bullet-hell minigame. Accessed by entering "Wyrmius" as your log in email from the login screen. Alternatively, go to your customization settings for your Wyrm or Wyrm Prime Sentinel and select loadout W.
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ahead of the game
Gaining or maintaining an advantage in a situation, often by completing a task before its given deadline. My term paper isn't due until next week, but I want to be ahead of the game and finish it tonight. It's hard to stay ahead of the game in network security when the threat landscape is constantly changing.
*ahead of the game
being early; having an advantage in a competitive situation; having done more than necessary. (*Typically: be ~; get ~; keep ~; remain ~; Stay ~.) Without the full cooperation of my office stafj', I find it hard to stay ahead of the game. If being ahead of the game is important to you and to your business, lease a mobile phone from us.
ahead of the game(spoken)
in a good situation to achieve progress With everyone looking for new business, how does your company stay ahead of the game?
Usage notes: usually used with the verbs keep, be, and stay
ahead of the game
In a position of advantage, especially financially; succeeding or winning. For example, If we can sell 2,000 units of this product by next month, we'll be well ahead of the game . This idiom uses ahead of in the sense of "in advance of," a usage dating from the mid-1700s, and transfers success in gambling ( the game) to winning in other areas. Also see come out ahead.
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The British-US Communication Intelligence (UKUSA) Agreement was signed by representatives of the London Signals Intelligence Board and its American counterpart in March 1946. The UKUSA Agreement is without parallel in the Western intelligence world and formed the basis for co-operation between the two countries throughout the Cold War.
Today it is is a multilateral agreement for cooperation in signals intelligence among the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. The alliance of intelligence operations is also known as Five Eyes. The agreement established an alliance of five English-speaking countries for the purpose of sharing intelligence, especially signals intelligence.
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- The National Archives (UK), "Newly released GCHQ files: UKUSA Agreement" (June 2010) (full-text).


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MUSICEvents This Week
BOOKMAN'S MUSICAL SHOWCASE. 1930 E. Grant Road. 325-5767. Acoustic blues singer/songwriter Mitzi Cowell performs from 3 to 4 p.m. Sunday, August 16, accompanied on bass by Beverly Seckinger. Call Christopher Stead at 325-5767 for information.
COURTYARD CONCERT SERIES. Plaza Palomino. Fort Lowell and Swan roads. JAKA gives a World Beat dance concert of marimba music 8 p.m. Saturday, August 15. Tickets are $10 in advance, $12 day of show, available in Plaza Palomino Suite 219, Hear's Music and Piney Hollow. There's a $1 discount for KXCI members. Call 297-9133 for information.
DESERT BLUEGRASS JAM. Texas T-Bone Restaurant. 8981 E.
Tanque Verde Road. The Desert Bluegrass Association invites the
public to play, sing or just listen,
JESSE COOK CONCERT. Berger Performing Arts Center. Berger Performing Arts Center. 1200 W. Speedway. Rumba Flamenco Guitarist Jesse Cook performs at 8 p.m. Friday, August 14. Tickets are $16, available at Hear's Music or call WXSW at 1-888-278-9212.
FEMALE SINGERS WANTED. The Tucson Horizon Chorus seeks new members. Meetings at 7 p.m. every Tuesday at Catalina United Methodist Church. Prior experience is not required. Call Julie at 887-6150.
MUSICIANS WANTED. The Catalina Chamber Orchestra seeks experienced orchestral musicians for their 1998-'99 season. Call 624-0170 to schedule an audition.
MALE SINGERS WANTED. The Sons of Orpheus all male choir seeks singers for their 1998-'99 season. No audition required. Call Grayson Hirst at 621-1649 for information.
VOICE LESSONS. The Tucson Horizon Chorus, in conjunction with Pima Community College, offers Vocal Development for Women at 7 p.m. every Tuesday from September 8 through 29. Call 206-6468 to register.
BAND CLASSES. Desert Cove Christian Church. 6163 S. Midvale Road. Desert Cove School of Music offers band, orchestra, keyboard, guitar, voice and preschool music and movement classes for all ages. Cost ranges from $25 to $40 per month, plus enrollment and materials. Private instruction on piano, strings, guitar and band instruments is available. Call 888-3352 or 887-4266 for information.
FOOTHILLS WOMEN'S CHORUS. A group of women who love to
sing, no auditions required, meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays in
the Dove of Peace Lutheran Church, 665 W. Roller Coaster Road.
Spring programs include Broadway tunes, pop music and old favorites,
performed in front of various organizations and retirement communities.
For more information, call 888-1737 or
TUNE CATCHERS. The Tune Catchers, an a cappella women's chorus, meets at 7 p.m. Mondays in the music room of the Fountain of Life Lutheran Church, 710 S. Kolb Road. New members are welcome. Call 325-0655 for more information.
UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY CHORUS. The University Community Chorus, which includes members of the community as well as University of Arizona students, faculty and staff, welcomes new members for its 1998-99 season. Interested singers should attend the first rehearsal on Tuesday, August 25. There's a $15 administrative fee. Contact Dr. Steven M. Zielke at 621-8651, or email email@example.com, for information.
WEST AFRICAN DRUM. Learn the rhythms of Guinea and Mali in a relaxed atmosphere. Beginning and intermediate classes are now forming. Hour-and-a-half classes meet once each week. Cost is $40 per four-week session, or $12 per class. Registration is ongoing. Contact Martin Klabunde (206-9250) or email email@example.com for information.
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Tasting America: Inaugural Food Tents Promise Regional SpecialtiesBy Judith Weinraub
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, January 15 1997; Page E01
What would you do if you had to feed hundreds of thousands of hungry people at a two-day party in January? Outdoors. In who knows what kind of weather.
That, more or less, was the problem facing Presidential Inaugural Committee members as they planned next weekend's blowout festivities on the Mall.
Celebrants from all over America will be there. Some high rollers, some just plain folks, many of immigrant backgrounds, many more with children. They'll pay their own way, of course, but they want their meals fast, affordable, familiar, delicious.
So for four weeks a small band of festival planners has been talking to chefs and caterers across the country in an effort to bring just that to the Mall. And by next weekend, 38 vendors from eight states will serve a menu that ranges from fried green tomatoes to barbecued tofu; from turkey sandwiches to Indian tacos; from pad thai to saffron and scallop soup; from chicken and sausage jambalaya to chicken teriyaki. Not to mention hamburgers and hot dogs and pizza and collard greens and hot chocolate and soft-frozen lemonade and even a $6 blue-plate special (meatloaf, macaroni and cheese, green beans and mashed potatoes).
"We want to give people a true cross section of great American food," says Michael Gordon, spokesman for the Mall events.
This weekend's food possibilities will be organized in two large food tents dubbed American Kitchen pavilions, each to be divided into 10-by-10-foot stands of purveyors as well known as the Boston-based Legal Sea Foods and as product-specific as Dell's soft-frozen lemonade out of Marietta, Ga. Here are a few of the more idiosyncratic offerings, and their chefs:
India By Way of Memphis
But her Indian childhood -- her aristocratic family entertained regularly, had two cooks and made frequent trips to Europe -- had given her an international culinary sophistication. And over the years she began to dream of having a small restaurant that showed off her unique approach to cooking.
"I had this vision about food that hadn't been done anywhere else," she says. "Indian food has a lot to offer in terms of bouquets, but a handful of spices can be a little too overwhelming. I look at spices as something subtle and sublime." So she emulsifies them in oils or toasts them and soaks them in crushed ice to become a kind of stock.
The reputation of her restaurant and the success of her food on the Mall during the last inauguration got her the return invitation. This time she'll be serving a scallop and saffron soup, salmon with dill and turmeric, and spiced pork tenderloin with cranberry coulis. "In a big tent, I have to appeal to people's sensory perceptions," she says.
For all her achievements, Jallepalli has had trouble convincing her mother that running a restaurant is a respectable occupation for a woman. "I'm not only divorced from a doctor husband," she says, "I ended up as a cook!"
It took being asked to chef at the Indian Embassy in Paris last year to begin to make her mother proud. But strutting her stuff at the inauguration for the second time isn't bad either.
"How often do you get an honor like this?" she says.
Indian By Way of Carolina
One of those guests, the late Smithsonian Folklife Festival honcho Ralph Rinzler, was impressed by what he ate, and asked Strickland to be a vendor at the annual festival. Strickland started with North Carolina barbecue, and was soon asked to expand his menu to include basic native American foods. His buffalo burgers, fry bread and Indian tacos were a hit, and that's the menu the couple will offer on the Mall.
At home the Stricklands eat "normal everyday food," but their cooking also reflects their origins -- it's a little heavier on meat than is currently fashionable. But that's not particularly surprising. They grew up eating pork and beef and chicken and wild game like venison, squirrel and rabbit -- "whatever my papa could hunt and find," says Barbara Strickland, "even though today those things are delicacies."
W. J. Strickland's family raised all their food on their own farm. And a couple of times a year, they would slaughter the hogs or heifers that provided year-round protein. Chickens went from the yard to the kitchen more frequently. They roasted and stewed and fried the meats, and served them with traditional staples made from corn or flour.
Strickland, a program specialist with the American Indians branch of Head Start, caters lots of special events these days. And he's often asked if he'd consider giving up his job to run a restaurant or a full-time catering operation -- a daunting and, to his mind, expensive dream. "I've thought of it," he says. "I love to cook. And as far as I know we're one of the few that reside in the area that provide Native American foods."
In Our Own Back Yard
The organization runs two locations: the original eatery at 3rd and E streets NW and a newer facility diagonally across the street in the U.S. Tax Court building. That expansion two years ago allowed the group to enlarge its program and gave it a larger, more professional kitchen and the opportunity to handle more catering. That rapidly growing part of their business now accounts for about 25 percent of overall sales.
The operation is run by Nathan Shirley and Will Dosher, regulars at the annual Taste of D.C. food festival, and participants at the inaugural Mall event.
A Culinary Institute of America-trained chef, Dosher came to cooking from Wall Street out of a desire to run his own business. From about 5:45 each morning until 3:30 in the afternoon, Dosher steers the trainees through the rigors of basic professional culinary training. By the time they finish, they're expected to be able to handle prep-cook duties for a restaurant or catering. "When we do an event, we want our clients to feel we're as professional as any caterer in town," says Dosher.
After work, Dosher generally works out before heading home to, what else, make dinner. He obviously takes to the profession naturally. "I've been married for 20 years, and my wife's never cooked," he says. "I've always enjoyed it."
Politically Correct Cajun
A regular at the New Orleans Jazz Fest, Laborde scoffs at competitors with a less authentic pedigree. "Some people will profess to be Cajun," he says. So, like many of the purveyors, he's bringing all his very authentic ingredients with him. "In Louisiana it's important to us that we put on a good show," he says.
His dishes: crawfish etouffe, seafood gumbo and crawfish bread. The last is his own invention. "You saute crawfish tails in onions and seasoning, mix them with grated cheese and roll them into homemade yeast dough and bake it," he explains. "It's good to carry around."
With a degree in psychology from Louisiana State University, Laborde grew up in a rural farming community "where lots of things revolve around food." He learned to cook, proverbially, at his mother's knee. But his entry into the food business about 10 years ago evolved out of his crawfish bread creation, which he made in his apartment and gave away to friends. Their reactions, plus market research, convinced him he could make a living at catering, so he quit his job, borrowed some money and changed his vocational direction.
A Democrat (his wife is a Republican), Laborde figures the catering business can only help his fledgling political career. "I get to go to all the functions," he says. "And since I'm bringing the food, I make people happy."
Attendees at this weekend's festivities on the Mall can purchase food and drink tickets in 50-cent increments at stands just outside the American Kitchen tents. Prices range from $2 to $6. Hours: 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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I wish I could see the front of it lol but it looks nice 7-8
Classy and presentable while not overdoing it. :)
Pretty basic I guess. don't know what else to say about it.
That looks beautiful. Perfect.
You kinda need to see the front to get a full review
Id say a 6, not sure how much its actually flattering your body, but not bad
I think it looks good rate it 8 pretty dress i see noting wrong with it
Looks pretty nice. Front view would be nice tho
It's a nice dress. 7/10
Love the dress and it looks good on you. I am going to say 9.
I think it looks great on you! U look very pretty, and it suits u well 😊😃😜
i love it!!!
9 outta ten. It looks pretty nice.
You look pretty. I like simple dresses like that.
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I'd say like 7-8 because I can only guess what you look like in the front & how it sits on your body there.
I like! Simple and pretty. 9/10
It suits your body type and your height perfectly :)
i love it! 10. where did you get it and how does the front look?
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Books and Games and Apps, Oh My!
Labels: character design, characters, children's books, concepts, digital. illustration, doodles, Gamewright, Outhouse Ink Publishing, picture books, Pittsfield, Russ Cox, sketches, sketching, writer
All images ©2012 Russ Cox | Smiling Otis Studio
Since my last posting, I have picked up two book projects. One is a second children's book with Outhouse Ink Publishing and the other is from a fairly well known publisher but I cannot say more than that. I can tell you that the second book was written by someone is not at a celebrity status, but many will recognize the name. I am so excited to be working on both books and heading into the direction that I want to take the next step towards. Both books will be out sometime next summer and I will post more info on them when I can.
I am also working on a cool kid's game for Gamewright. Again, I cannot say more than that but it is very exciting in knowing that my artwork will be in toy and game stores. this si something I always wanted to do and now the opportunity has present itself. Hopefully soon, I can post images from the project, once Gamewright says it is okay.
And if it is not busy enough, I am in the middle of a second app for developer. The deadline is very tight and I have a few weeks to get everything completed so they can submit both apps to Apple. I should be able to talk about both apps once Apple approves them and they are listed.
I guess I have not had anything really to share but there is a ton going on here. In my free time (HA!) I have been sending out my dummy for Faraway Friends which has been going well but no real bites. I am encouraged to keep pushing forward with it but I also need to start work on the other stories rolling around my head. Maybe if I have a few more to offer, a publisher or agent will see something and want to work with me in getting them out.
Attached are some doodles that I have been doing while taking a break. Or maybe in my sleep. Maybe we have some doodle elves that are drawing in my sketchbook while I sleep. Hmmm, that might be a story idea so "DIBS!" Attached are a few of them so you have something visual to break up the copy.
Oh, if all this is not enough, I am doing a Schoolism Painter class with Ryan Wood. I felt like I needed a jump start with the software. This is a great class for anyone who wants to learn Painter and pick up a few techniques along the way. The above image are a few samples from the course. I still need to finish it up before it expires. I promise you that I do sleep from time-to-time.
Well that is it for this posting. I do hope to have some things to show very soon and maybe a few more announcements so please hang in there.
"I prefer winter and fall, when you feel the bone structure of the landscape - the loneliness of it, the dead feeling of winter. Something waits beneath it, the whole story doesn't show." ~Andrew Wyeth


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Frequent visitors may have cast their eyes upon an article we did at the start of the year in which the TV&Film writing staff here at XXIV waxed lyrical about the upcoming films that had us most excited. Shockingly Star Wars didn't even get a mention – a fact for which we're kicking ourselves now – so we thought with that oversight in mind, we best take a look at what other mistakes were made, or better yet; where we got it right.
Mad Max: Fury Road – Bill Peel
Unfortunately Bill is no longer with us, but boy did he hit this one out the park. Way to kick things off the right way Bill!
The latest instalment in the franchise showed that writer/director George Miller has still got it; creating arguably the best Mad Max film to date. Spectacular visual effects (and purportedly 90% practical at that) set on top of some of the finest world building ever seen in film, Fury Road is a forced to be reckoned with. Though the film is essentially just a couple of massive car chases, each and every character, vehicle and set piece is just dripping with so much backstory, a re-watch with directors commentary is a must.
Pan – Angelique Komninoglou
It seems my excitement for Joe Wright's Pan may have been slightly premature.
Although I enjoyed singing along to spontaneous choruses of Nirvana songs, and was initially enthralled by the stunning stylistic visuals and outside-the-box premise, I found the delivery to be lacklustre due to poor casting and a laboured script.
The film, telling the story of orphan Peter who was spirited away to Neverland to carry out his destiny, was clearly aimed at children who ooh-ed and ahh-ed at the ample use of CGI and special effects, but left far too many plot holes for fans such as myself, after backstory and depth, to truly enjoy it. Those wanting to know more about the beloved characters, particularly how Hook lost his hand and became the baddie we all love to hate, will find their thirst unquenched as the film left viewers with far more questions than answers.
The performances were also very over-the-top and although I was impressed by Hugh Jackman's theatrical take on Blackbeard, as well as Levi Miller's boyish charm and vigour in his embodiment of Peter, it unfortunately didn't atone for Garrett Hedlund's failed attempt at charm and Han Solo swagger as Hook, as well as Rooney Mara's watered-down version of the 'Indian' princess.
Overall, the film had all of the ingredients to be a box office smash, showing fan-favourite characters in a fresh new light, however resulted in being big on sparkle and low on substance in the almost 2 hours at their disposal. Pan had plenty of panache but little finesse, yet unfortunately – or fortunately for this film- franchises are king and there will no doubt soon be a sequel in the works which which will give them the opportunity to right their wrongs.
Jurassic World – Amy Planner
Expectations were understandably high for this one, being a part of such a beloved film franchise. So when I was introduced to the new Jurassic World I approached with caution. But fortunately, my mind was blown! Jurassic World was crafted with care, flair and everything in between.
Yes, the story was a little predictable, but where else were they going to go. It kept me on the edge of my seat, Chris Pratt was hilarious and Bryce Dallas Howard wore the heck out of that white outfit, even when it wasn't so white in the end.
CONSENSUS: Expectations were met, shattered and thrown out the window for the Velociraptors to feed on. It fits nicely in to the Jurassic Park franchise and was a definite highlight of 2015.
The Hateful….wait. – Tobias Handke
While everyone else gets to brag about their most anticipated film living up to its hype, my choice – Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight – has unfortunately been pushed back until early next year. So instead I'm urging you all to grab a copy of Bone Tomahawk when it becomes available, as it's my film of the year.
Bone Tomahawk is the slow burning western-horror directorial debut from novelist and screenwriter S. Craig Zahler. The film follows Sheriff Franklin Hunt (Kurt Russell), his right hand man Chicory (Richard Jenkins), gunslinger John Brooder (Matthew Fox) and injured Arthur O'Dwyer (Patrick Wilson) as they hunt down O'Dwyer's wife, Samantha (Lili Simmons), who has been kidnapped by a tribe of Native American cannibals.
The cast is super, with Russell continuing his career renaissance and Fox surprisingly enthralling as the rich and mysterious gun for hire, but it's Jenkins' jabbering sidekick whose loyalty and simple smarts steal the show.
While much has been made of the films gore (one scene in particular shows a man being scalped alive, chopped in half and then having his face smashed in with a bone tomahawk), it's the wonderfully original script, confident direction and amazing cast that turns Bone Tomahawk from your average Western into not only one of the genres high points of the last 20 years, but one of the best films released in 2015.
Pitch Perfect 2 – Jamie Doran
Pitch Perfect 2 didn't hit the high notes that the first film did, but nonetheless, it still has its place in aca-history. To me, it focused a little more on cast addition Hailee Steinfeld (who has now got a record deal) and the finality of the Barden Bella generation that we came to know and love, rather than jam packing a fun film with amazing songs and one-liners.
Look, Pitch Perfect 2 was hilarious and still let us sing along (who run the world?!), featured Rebel Wilson in a slightly more slapstick role than Fat Amy started out and kicked us more in the feels than the funnybone, but it was a great film and should be a staple at every slumber party for years to come.
Spectre – Timmy Bartel
For the most part I had a lot of fun at the cinema watching Daniel Craig return as James Bond in Spectre, but unfortunately once given the time to stop and cast a critical eye back over the film I was disappointed to find it lacking in more ways than one. Now don't get me wrong, this isn't a bad film, it's just not that good either; and coming off of the set up it got from Skyfall, that disappointment is felt double-fold.
When we left MI6 at the end of Skyfall it seemed the status quo had been somewhat restored to the series. We had Ralph Fiennes in place as the quintessential British Bureaucrat version of M, Miss Moneypenny had made a triumphant return to the screen, and Bond had seemingly taken care of those loose ends from his past. We were all set up for Bond to take off on a new standalone adventure for Queen and country. Unfortunately Spectre fell prey to that favourite plot device of screenwriters in the 2010′s: Destiny.
Yes once more, everything Bond encounters is intrinsically linked to his past, and as if that's not irritating enough this film retroactively ties everything from Craig's last three outings to his childhood also. Even if it hadn't though, this film waits two thirds of its run time to reveal even an inkling of the antagonists motivations, and Bond, simply following the occasional clue, is unsure of his own for the most part also.
In the end, though Craig is a superb Bond and Sam Mendes is a great Bond director, Spectre winds up being a directionless mess, and really just a generic two-hour action flick. But look, they've got all the right pieces now, here's just hoping they can put them all together right the next time.
So there you go
We didn't do too badly, so long as you let us off the hook about The Force Awakens. Speaking of which; anyone up for a third viewing?


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Throughout the life of the PS3, Sony often let PSN play host to a number of thoughtful, beautifully crafted independent games. That tradition is carried on with the PlayStation 4. The release of the launch title Contrast once again illustrates Sony's commitment to bringing unique gaming experiences to their console. But does developer Compulsion Games' playful puzzler have what it takes to turn heads during the PS4 launch, or will it simply be lost like a shadow in the dark? Read on to find out.
Contrast is an extremely divisive game. On one hand, it has style, narrative impact and art direction that blow even the best triple-A games right back into the Atari days. On the other hand, it also features some of the most shamefully poor technical execution in any fairly high-profile game of recent memory. Enjoying this title requires the player overlook some pretty major shortcomings. However, those that can do so will almost certainly feel satisfied on some levels once the controller is put down.
Playing as a third-person platformer/puzzler, Contrast lets players inhabit the role of Dawn. Dawn is seemingly the only friend to young Didi, a courageous young girl whose desire to help put her family back together leads to her and Dawn embarking on an adventure to do just that. Dawn, who can only be seen by Didi, has the power to shift into a shadow and back again at will. This particular skill, which is also the game's central mechanic, aid both Dawn and Didi in doing what is necessary to complete their mission. To go too in depth about the story would give far too much away, as the plot reveals itself in bite size pieces, and eventually takes a satisfying turn as it reaches the end.
What can be said, however, about the story is that it is excellent in its ability to wrap so much punch into such a tiny package. The game is fairly short, so Compulsion Games didn't leave themselves much room for error. Thankfully, Contrast does more to deliver an emotionally engaging story than most games even come close to in play-through times that are three times as long. Themes of abandonment and relationship dynamics are conveyed subtly and with a delicate touch. Control, sacrifice and power within relationships, be they personal or business, are also themes that are met head on. What's excellent is that the messaging is reinforced not only by cut-scenes, but by gameplay as well, similar to past indie darling, Limbo. Many of the puzzles find Dawn and Didi fixing or restoring something, and in doing so, the player brings them one step closer to fixing and restoring Didi's family. By the end, Contrast comes full circle and delivers an experience that is both touching and bittersweet. Truly outstanding work.
Also outstanding is the game's overall presentation. Featuring a 1920s and 30s art deco, Noir motif, with a splash of cabaret, Contrast looks like nothing else out there. It is both completely engrossing and completely upsetting that it doesn't offer more to explore. Much like the recently released Rain, the time spent in this world feels far too brief, and any extra time allowed for soaking it all up would have been greatly appreciated. Contrast's smoky jazz soundtrack also helps set the mood wonderfully. There isn't a single asset in this game that isn't working to transport the player back to its time and place. Additionally, it never gets old watching the silhouettes of random objects come to life and dance along the faces of buildings as Dawn leaps across them.
Unfortunately, Contrast breaks down when one actually tries to play the game. Working as both a 2D and 3D platformer, there are a few basic fundamentals that every player would expect that simply aren't here. Dawn moves without any sense of precision or weight, and controlling her feels floaty and haphazard. Collision detection is terribly glitchy, and the worst technical offender, as Dawn will get hung up on objects constantly, or at times jump through them. The simple act of traversal isn't even done right. Dawn has two speeds. One is a sultry saunter while the other is a full sprint. There is no middle ground. Letting off the analog stick while running doesn't just slow her down, it nearly grinds her to a halt. Additionally, making matters worse, the camera zooms in and out when her speed changes and creates a jerky feeling for the majority of the playtime.
Similarly, the game's puzzles also suffer from a lack of basic competence. Glitches galore allow players to essentially break puzzles, requiring a restart. Objectives that aren't always clearly defined also add to the frustration. This may lead to players too often second guessing their strategy despite, often times, being correct in their approach. A puzzle game's puzzles fail when poor mechanics, instead of pure challenge, stand in the way of completion. When not being held back by this utter sloppiness, the puzzles do give a sense of triumph and accomplishment. It's just too bad that this occurs with such infrequency.
Every problem described here is a strike against foundational tenets of both platforming and puzzle solving games. For two genres that have been around for a long time, this is simply inexcusable. It's staggering that these issues weren't addressed through simple QA and play-testing. While the game may visually look like nothing else around, it also plays like nothing else around, but not in a good way. Dawn may have style that is silky smooth, but the chore of controlling her is an exercise in patience and masochism.
It's painful to have to label Contrast with a low score. There is so much potential here. However, potential doesn't make for a quality experience. It's incredible that a game can succeed off the charts in one aspect, and fail so miserably in another. Yet, that is exactly what Contrast does. As a free launch title for PS Plus members, Contrast is worth a look, but those who are considering an actual purchase might want to hold-off. The story, characters, and aesthetic are incredible and have the power to linger with the player after the credits roll but it's up to each player to decide whether or not getting to those credits is worth the headache of playing a game that feels unfinished.
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Moonshine Suicide: Futurism, Provocation, and Ephemeral Work
In a museum, it's challenging to represent an aesthetic movement that--though carried forward by many visual artists--began with writing. Perhaps that is why the central atrium of the Guggenheim is empty for the current exhibition, Italian Futurism, 1904-1944: Reconstructing the Universe. As the backdrop for Matthew Barney's punk-rock, come-hither obstacle course in Cremaster 3, or a showcase for Cai Guo-Qiang's automotive sculpture, this towering column of space has enabled artists to work at the extremes of their volume (phonic, spatial, or otherwise). The permission for bombast would be perfect for Futurism's patriarch, F.T. Marinetti, who reminds us, "There is no masterpiece that has not an aggressive character." And yet, there was no work to fill it.
Form factors aside, what should have been in the museum's center were examples of Marinetti's writing. But instead, the manifestos, publications, and words-in-freedom poems were shown on the wall, or in display cases, alongside the visual works that make up the majority of the exhibition. Visitors are greeted with Boccioni's golden, undulating Unique Forms of Continuity in Space; there are plenty of fractal-like paintings full of movement and masculinity; examples of exploratory architecture and photography; and even Futurist furniture. But the writings, in their serene, white settings, are left to fall a bit flat. Though the poems and manifestos preceded the paintings and sculptures, it's easy for them to look like explanatory notes in service to the visual works.
And so, what's obscured is that Marinetti's words-in-freedom was more than the outsized violence it revered. It was a stylistic innovation that paved a path not only for the Vorticist contemporaries who despised him, but for generations of poets to follow. By making language modular, he was laying groundwork for myriad experimental language practices in the 20th century.
Marinetti was "the caffeine of Europe" because he wanted to wake audiences up from their beloved "moonshine"--the contents of the libraries, museums, and history books. And perhaps he was able to create a new poetic style because he was never intent on making work that would endure. He explains in the Futurist Manifesto, "The oldest among us are not yet thirty years old: we have therefore at least ten years to accomplish our task. When we are forty let younger and stronger men than we throw us in the waste paper basket like useless manuscripts!" This promise of churn is what gave him the room to develop a new poetic style.
I visited Reconstructing the Universe with Joey Rizzolo, the longest-standing active member of the New York Neo-Futurists, an ensemble of performers who also write pieces that are intended to be short-lived. The Neos are influenced by a number of avant-garde aesthetic movements, including Dada, Surrealism, and Fluxus, but Joey explains that the Futurists are their namesake because of their "constant desire for change in the world and in art. And in creating art that, in turn, creates change."
The ensemble's iconic work, Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind, draws on a menu of 30 plays that are performed in 60 minutes. The order of the plays is determined by the audience, who call out numbers that correspond with each play. A pair of dice determine the number of plays to be removed at the end of each week, and the ensemble must fill the slots with new works for the following week's performance.
Beyond acceptance, the celebration of ephemeral work fuels experimentation for the Neos, as it did for Marinetti. By equating the success of his work with its ability to be truly contemporary, he was accepting its swift destruction, when it was no longer of-the-moment. Had the Guggenheim atrium been available to Marinetti at the time, surely he would have found a way to fill it. But he wasn't making work for the cannon--the subject of his writing precluded it. Instead, the lasting and most widely-felt impact of his work is how it has served as a foundation for writers who came after him. Joey puts it best, "[His] was the manifesto to which every manifesto hence has aspired."
Though seeing the original printed works of the Futurists was exciting, having his work presented in this way is not what Marinetti had in mind. Ironically, the exhibit, itself, is a kind of metonymy for Marinetti's point: preserved and presented 100 years later, it's hard for the work to be provocative. The actual content, when we look back on it, is clear overcompensation: the hyperbole of frightened men who were on the brink of a war far more technologically-advanced than anything they had ever seen. And Marinetti's poetic style can be easily taken for granted. On the wall, Marinetti's poems atrophy. They were built for performance and ever-evolving conversation. They broke ground because they were full of dynamism, but were also intended to be outpaced by the new garde. What Reconstructing the Universe illustrates is just how right Marinetti was: when the work is no longer contemporary, the call to arms is no longer evocative. Instead, it's his poetic experimentation that withstands the intervening century. And we can see how his writing cleared the way for any writer who chose to--knowingly or unknowingly--adhere to the tenants of his Technical Manifesto of Futurist Literature:
Together we will invent what I call the imagination without strings. Someday we will achieve a yet more essential art, when we dare to suppress all the first terms of our analogies and render no more than an uninterrupted sequence of second terms. To achieve this we must renounce being understood. It is not necessary to be understood.


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Structural Time Series Models and the Kalman Filter: a concise review
The continued increase in availability of economic data in recent years and, more impor- tantly, the possibility to construct larger frequency time series, have fostered the use (and development) of statistical and econometric techniques to treat them more accurately. This paper presents an exposition of structural time series models by which a time series can be decomposed as the sum of a trend, seasonal and irregular components. In addition to a detailled analysis of univariate speci?cations we also address the SUTSE multivariate case and the issue of cointegration. Finally, the recursive estimation and smoothing by means of the Kalman ?lter algorithm is described taking into account its di¤erent stages, from initialisation to parameter?s estimation. JEL codes: C10, C22, C32
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Campbell County High School's Trevor St. John signed to fish for Bryan College last Thursday.
Jellico's Cinderella run came to an abrupt end Saturday night at Jellico High School against a familiar foe: Meigs County.
With 2:30 left in regulation, Logan Berry's layup put the Cougars within 1 point of tying Clinton in the second round of the district tournament last Thursday night.
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me and my ex dated for 2 years but talked for a year so 3 years all together.
we broke up 4 months ago 2 weeks later she's in a new relationship and already moved in with him.
so she blocks me on all social media, but today the girl I've been talk to (they don't know each other at all, she knows of my ex b/c of what I told her) gets a follow request from my ex.
I know now females love to keep up with their past lovers, but this is weird. She blocks me on everything, but still stalks me and follow this girl
Why is she still obsessed with what I do?
me and my ex dated for 2 years but talked for a year so 3 years all together.
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if she blocks you it's because you still make her feel something wether it's good or bad ( in either case it's good)
she also sees you have other options and 99% of the time it'll make a girl jealous , the other 1% it's because they are blind and deaf in wich case they can't see what's going on so they can't be pissed at you00|00|0
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Name: Ashley Saini
Age: 16 AND A HALF *Stress the half year*...Almost 17..Boo-yah!
Where you from: Good 'ol Illinois...More specifically Crystal Lake
Where do you live now: Same City...but a different house
School: Crystal Lake Central High School..
Major (if applicable): Well since I'm not in college yet.. I don't have one.. But when I do go...I plan to major in business.. and then open up my own badass daycare..
How do you feel about....
abortion: I feel that women should have the right to do it if its the only option they have.. But they shouldnt abuse that right either..
gay marriage:I'm all for it.. Gay/Straightness is determined in your genes.. You can't fight that..So just let it be.. Hell if i was the president I'd make it legal in all 50 states.. Screw what you anti-gay marriage people think...why?... CUZ I'M THE PRESIDENT..hah
President Bush:Although I'm a purebread democrat..He's okay.. But I don't agree on his beliefs with Gay Marriage.. Who cares if he has southern values you or not...
war on Iraq: Although I'm a violent person.. I don't particulary believe in violence within other nations..We should all get along and not waste these precious fossil fuels..
politics:I think its overrated.. Canditates are always out to get one another by exposing dirty secrets.. Whatever happened to a fair fight and letting the best man win?
Ridiculous question:
End this sentence.. "sometimes you feel like a nut Sometimes you don't"
Would you call yourself a girly girl? Pssh..No.. Girly girls like to shop and paint their nails and read cosmo...If you need me..I'll be fixing the car and paint the house and playing sports..And I hate dresses and skirts..
What stereotype would you list yourself as (if you had to): The weirdo you wish you got to know..
Do you have lots of male friends? Yes...Only cuz the girls here are mean..
would you go down on me in the theater? (its a joke, and in a song)..Um..sure.. I'm up to new things
are you in a relationship now? Not at the moment.. Me and the ex are kinda taking a break.. Well I really don't know what are taking atm..
If yes for how long?N/A
Have you had long term relationships? My longest relationship was 7 months and 3 days...heh..
Are you sexually active? Yes..Yes I am
How do you feel about oral sex? Its great..
(we understand the questions are a bit ridiculous, but we hope for an open environment in which you can talk about *anything*)
are you ridiculous? I prefer to say ridiculi
do you overuse the word ridiculous? I use the word above more..
do you like to write? of course
Favorite author? Edgar Allen Poe
Favorite movie? Every movie in the Children of the Corn Series
Favorite tv show? Law and Order SVU
Favorite color? Well I like black and green...sometime red
Who's hotter Justin Timberlake or Colin Farrell? Defenitely Colin Farrell...hah
pierce Brosman hot or not?Yes.. If Harrison Ford can be.. Then so can he..
Favorite food? Cheesecake
isnt chocolate amazing? Yes.. Of course
Do you like to party? If its not involving my family.. then yes
Do you like to dance? When I deem it to be necessary..yes..
To juke? Is that a jukebox or something?
Do you enjoy occassionally listening to music like Britney Spears? I only like that Everytime song..Only cuz I sing it well..hehe...
How do you feel about Country music? I absolutely hate it...I don't know why.. I just do..
Do you drink? No.. I'm a badass.. but I'm a good girl at heart
Whats your favorite drink? Um.. Sprite.. haha.
Worst drinking expierence? someone put salt in my sprite.. it tasted like CRAP..hah..
Include a picture if you can! And list three things we should know about you!...Three things you should know about me is that I'm addicted to Lemonade..and fire.. I speak my mind without thinking...and I'm just a plain weirdo...
I couldn't get the picture to work on here.. But the website is below..
I'm in the 2nd row.. and 3rd to the right... Heh.. ya.. the freak with the two-toned hair..


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- Kentucky line hopes versatility will help it overcome loss of left tacklekentucky.com
- Florida raises booster contribution feesbradenton.com
- Battery complaint dropped against Browns draftee Caleb BrantleyFOX 8 News Cleveland
- Browns take tackle Roderick Johnson and DT Caleb Brantley in rounds 5,6 of 2017 draftFOX 8 News Cleveland
- Florida State Seminoles football 2017 schedule releasedOrlando Sentinel
- Head Ball Coach in winter: A day with Steve Spurrier in his new role at FloridaCBS Sports
- Beating Muschamp is McElwain's biggest win as Gators coachOrlando Sentinel
- LeBron James names his sports bucket listSporting News
- DAndrew Ford ready to face challenge of playing in hostile environment when UMass football plays South Carolina this Saturdaydailycollegian.com
- Rewind: Mizzou shows unity despite consecutive blowouts, defense improveskansascity.com
- Mizzou Minute: Tigers tumble in The Swampkansascity.com
- No. 18 Florida rolls to 40-14 win over Missourikansascity.com
- Defense sparks Florida in rout of MissouriOrlando Sentinel
- FSU vs. Miami Game to Be Played as Scheduled Despite Hurricane MatthewBleacher Report
- NFL Contingency-Planning for Games Potentially Impacted by Hurricane MatthewBleacher Report
- LSU vs. Florida Postponed Due to Hurricane MatthewBleacher Report
- Couch Potato: Hurricane Matthew rages and so do SEC football fanswbrc.com
- Louisiana senator begs Florida governor to move LSU-Florida gameSporting News
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Popular movies week 28 December 1924
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What Tip To Use To Make Cupcakes Look Like Rose Swirls...
Baking By cocobean Updated 24 Mar 2011 , 9:32pm by cakification
I could use some advice on the correct tip (#) to use to make the top of a cupcake look like a rose swirl, and how should I apply it? Thank you!
To make the rose swirl look - use 2D
To make the rose petal look - use 124 or larger
I use 1m and I start from the middle and work out
Is there a tutorial about this that anyone knows about?
here is one
Is there a tutorial about this that anyone knows about?
There are all kinds out there if you Google for them, but I came across this one where the first one is using the 2D tip for the rose swirl:
The 2D is quick and less icing, the 124 uses ALOT more icing.
I have pictures of the roses with the 124 on my page -
The pink swirl cupcakes in my photos are made using the 2d tip, starting from the inside and working out.


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Barre chords are closed position chords, meaning there are no open strings, so they can be moved up or down the fret board to produce different chords. The chord is based on the where you are on the 6th string. For this example the G Chord starts on the 3rd fret on the 6th string on the
You can combine barre chords from the 5th and 6th strings, allowing you to stay in one area of the fret board if you want. Or to get different voicings of the same chord move from an open position chord to the equivalent barre chord up the neck.
"Barre chords (also known as barré chords and bar chords, but more commonly spelled as "barre") are a type of guitar chord where one or more fingers are used to press down multiple strings across the guitar fingerboard (like a bar pressing down the strings). Barring the strings enables the guitarist to play a chord not restricted by the tones of the guitar's open strings. Barre chords are often referred to as "moveable" chords, as they can be moved up and down the neck as needed. They are commonly used in most popular and classical music and are frequently used in combination with "open" or standard guitar chords. They are typically used for more complex chord voicings and playing in keys not suitable for the more basic open chords of the first position of a standard-tuned guitar." Wikipedia
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The Atholl Palace Hotel, the epitome of Scottish Baronial splendour, stands overlooking wooded parkland grounds and the town to the surrounding hills.The Atholl Palace is now so much more than a hotel - it is a destination for day visitors as well as guests. You can easily spend a day exploring the gardens, discovering our museum and enjoying a bar lunch or afternoon tea in the lounge, not to mention being pampered in the Spa.
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