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WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama absolved CIA officers from prosecution for harsh, painful interrogation of terror suspects yesterday, even as his administration released Bush-era memos graphically detailing – and authorizing – such grim tactics as slamming detainees against walls, waterboarding them and keeping them naked and cold for long periods.
Human rights groups and many Obama officials have condemned such methods as torture. Bush officials have vigorously disagreed.
In releasing the documents, the most comprehensive accounting yet of interrogation methods that were among the Bush administration's most closely guarded secrets, Obama said he wanted to move beyond "a dark and painful chapter in our history."
Past and present CIA officials had unsuccessfully pressed for more parts of the four legal memos to be kept secret, and some critics argued the release would make the United States less safe.
Michael Hayden, who led the CIA under George W. Bush, said CIA officers will now be more timid and allies will be more reluctant to share sensitive intelligence.
"If you want an intelligence service to work for you, they always work on the edge. That's just where they work," Hayden said. Now, he argued, foreign partners will be less likely to cooperate with the CIA because the release shows they "can't keep anything secret."
On the other side, human rights advocates argued that Obama should not have assured the CIA that officers who conducted interrogations would not be prosecuted if they used methods authorized by Bush lawyers in the memos.
Obama disagreed, saying in a statement, "Nothing will be gained by spending our time and energy laying blame for the past."
The Bush administration memos describe the tough interrogation methods used against 28 terror suspects. They range from waterboarding – simulated drowning – to using a plastic neck collar to slam detainees into walls.
During war crimes trials after World War II, the United States prosecuted some Japanese interrogators for waterboarding and other methods detailed in the memos.
Obama's exemption also appears to contradict a prime tenet of the Nuremberg prosecutions of former top Nazis after World War II. The Nuremberg Principle IV says: "The fact that a person acted pursuant to order of his government or of a superior does not relieve him from responsibility under international law, provided a moral choice was in fact possible to him."
Other methods detailed in the memos were more psychological than violent. One technique approved but never used involved putting a detainee who had shown a fear of insects into a box filled with caterpillars.
The documents also offer justification for using the tough tactics.
A May 30, 2005, memo says that before the harsher methods were used on top al-Qaeda detainee Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, he refused to answer questions about pending plots against the United States.
"Soon, you will know," he told them, according to the memo.
It says the interrogations later extracted details of a plot called the "second wave" to use East Asian operatives to crash a hijacked airliner into a building in Los Angeles.
Terror plots that were disrupted, the memos say, include the alleged effort by Jose Padilla to detonate a "dirty bomb" spreading nuclear radiation.
Even as they exposed new details of the interrogation program, Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder offered the first definitive assurance that the CIA officials who were involved are in the clear, as long as their actions were in line with the legal advice at the time.
Holder went further, telling the CIA the government would provide free legal representation to its employees in any legal proceeding or congressional investigation related to the program and would repay any financial judgment.
"It would be unfair to prosecute dedicated men and women working to protect America for conduct that was sanctioned in advance by the Justice Department," Holder said.
Obama said in his statement and a separate letter sent directly to CIA employees that the nation must protect their identity "as vigilantly as they protect our security."
Current CIA Director Leon Panetta said in a message to his employees: "CIA responded, as duty requires."
Some parts of the memos were blacked out, and Panetta had pushed for more redactions, said a government official who declined to be named because he was not authorized to release the information.
The memos produced by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel in 2002 and 2005 were released to meet a court-approved deadline in a lawsuit against the government in New York by the American Civil Liberties Union.
"It's impossible not to be shocked by the contents of these memos," ACLU lawyer Jameel Jaffer said. "The memos should never have been written, but we're pleased the new administration has made them public."
The CIA has acknowledged using waterboarding on three high-level terror detainees in 2002 and 2003, with the authorization of the White House and the Justice Department. Hayden said waterboarding has not been used since.
In addition to detailing individual techniques, one memo also specifically authorized a method for combining multiple methods, a practice human rights advocates argue crosses the line into torture even if any individual method does not.
The methods authorized in the memos include keeping detainees naked, keeping them in painful standing positions and keeping their cells cold for long periods. Other techniques include depriving them of solid food and slapping them. Sleep deprivation, prolonged shackling and threats to a detainee's family were also used.
Interrogators were told not to allow a prisoner's body temperature or food intake to fall below a certain level, because either could cause permanent damage, senior administration officials said.
The Obama administration last month released nine legal memos from the Bush administration. It probably will release more as the ACLU lawsuit proceeds, the officials said.
The lawsuit has sought to use the Freedom of Information Act to shed light on the treatment of prisoners – though the Bush administration eventually abandoned many of the legal conclusions put forth in the memos and the Obama administration has gone further to actively dismantle much of Bush's anti-terror program.Copyright © 2017, The San Diego Union-Tribune


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Oscar Marquina
This is an excerpt for a story in the Deseret news and it is my story of the pursue of the American Dream.
"The state's top economic development officials were gathered at a local eatery for a business presentation by a small group of Utah State University graduate students. When the day's events concluded and Oscar Marquina's classmates left the restaurant, he stripped off his suit and tie and put on a work shirt. He was due in the kitchen for his shift washing dishes. When you're undocumented, you become adept at moving between worlds, all the while attempting to stay below the radar, Marquina said in a recent interview. "
This is part of story that was published in the Deseret News, it is a story about immigration, it is a story about Dreamer's and it is my story. the path to the american dream has been rough, but worth it, and it is a path worth reading.
For the full story go to here.


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Black Velvet Shrunken Blazer - Angie, Macy's, years ago
Cream Polka-dot Romper (worn as a blouse) - H&M ($10)
Red Strapless Cotton Dress (worn as a skirt) - Wet Seal ($10)
Elastic Black Bow Belt - H&M ($6)
Black Peep Toe Heels - Nine West (from a friend)
So today's outfit is pretty entertaining to me since my main pieces are not being used the way they were intended. I'm not typically very creative when it comes to this sort of thing, but I was attempting to channel Minnie Mouse here. I think it sort of worked.
Either way, I was extremely tired this morning so I wasn't up for over-thinking my ensemble. Last night my friend K and I held our first ever bonfire at a local beach, so I didn't get back home until 11:30 pm. By the end I had spent over 15 hours at the beach! A new personal record for sure. While other people took pictures, I was so distracted by giving directions, helping people unload and park, among other things, that I took none. So all you guys get is today's outfit.
Oddly enough, today might include another trip to the beach. Some friends are getting together for a pick up volleyball game. I am currently contemplating riding my bike down to join them. Having just eaten a delicious veggie burger with grilled onions, a bike ride might be just what I need. Or a nap. It's really a toss up at this point :)


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Discussion in 'Introductions' started by jvolzer, Apr 7, 2010.
Just got the HTC Droid Eris. Loving it already! Glad to find these forums!
Welcome to these forums, I'm new here too!
If y'all have any question don't hesitate to ask.
Hi, I just got my droid Eris yesterday and already lovin it!! I've been exposed to the Droid b/c of my boyfriend, so i had a pretty good idea about this phone!! Sure glad to find this forums!
Yeah, I can tell after just a few days this will be a great little phone. It's hard to believe that we could pickup a phone like this for just $79! At least that's what I paid online. I love the added "slickness" of the Sense UI that HTC put in there - cool widgets and stuff on top of all the regular Android stuff!
I have the HTC Hero. The phone was an upgrade from the Palm Centro, which I had for over 2 years. I like my phone and get great use out of it.
Hello and welcome aboard!
HI there,
I'm new for android thing, but i like it
Mine is Acer Liquid A1
Welcome to the AF forums and enjoy your visits !!
Hi i am amee and i am so glad to be part of this forum
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Thanks to everyone that attempted to win the tickets but the first three people to get all of the questions correct were:
Charles Garcia
Andrew Schreur
Jovanny Rogue
The correct answers for the questions were:
1. Water, Hops, Malt, and Yeast
2. Yuengling
3. d) cans
4. Alcohol By Volume
5. Tampa
Thanks for playing and hopefully we'll have more giveaways soon.
You can still purchase tickets for the New Times Beer Fest by clicking here.
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- Alvin MoserNovember 10, 2011 at 10:38 AM
I disagree with your answer to 3. I believe that there is still a disagreement in many circles on why glass is still better for beer. Yes cans block out all sun and keep the beer from going skunky but there is still the thought of leaching or mixing the epoxy coating in the can with the beer. Just a thought.ReplyDelete
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After a record-setting performance, quarterback Eric Dzwilewski would have been forgiven for taking all the credit in leading the Calgary Dinos to victory at the 75th Hardy Cup.
Dzwilewski ran for four touchdowns to lead the Dinos to a 62-13 win over the UBC Thunderbirds in the Hardy Cup on Friday night, but deferred credit to his teammates after the win.
"The (offensive line) had a spectacular game so credit to them," said Dzwilewski, who became the first quarterback in Canadian university football history to run for four touchdowns in a playoff game. "They played out of their minds."
Dzwilewski also thanked running backs Steven Lumbala and Matt Walter for their efforts in the blowout win. Lumbala carried the ball 22 times for 198 yards, while Walter had 10 carries for 54 yards.
"(UBC) paid attention to the running backs and that opened things up for me," Dzwilewski said. "I'm just blessed to have a night like this."
Calgary coach Blake Nill said he knew his quarterback had it in him to scramble and find the end zone on a consistent basis.
"He's an option quarterback, so running is something that comes natural to him," Nill said. "Throughout the year we were sort of a little hesitant to let him run because we had to get through the season with him. Now the games are more important. It's time to bring our full package to each and every game."
Dzwilewski also threw a touchdown pass to Chris Dobko, while backup quarterback Andrew Buckley got in on the action by tossing a TD pass to Adam Osterling.
John Kadiebwe and Wyatt Getty both had interception returns for touchdowns, while Johnny Mark added a pair of field goals.
The No. 2-ranked Dinos will now host the Mitchell Bowl next Friday (7:30 p.m., MT) against the winner of Saturday's Dunsmore Cup between the No. 7 Montreal Carabins and the No. 1 Laval Rouge et Or. The winner of the Mitchell Bowl will qualify for the Vanier Cup at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver on Nov. 25.
It's the fourth straight Hardy Cup triumph for the Dinos, who became the first team to pull off that feat since the Saskatchewan Huskies won four straight Canada West titles from 1934-37.
Jordan Grieve had a receiving touchdown for the No. 6 Thunderbirds, while Billy Pavlopoulos kicked two field goals.
"All in all we didn't make enough plays today," said second-year UBC coach Shawn Olson. "We didn't tackle well enough. We weren't consistent enough on offence. I think it's a testament to where we are as a program. We're not good enough just yet."
Starting UBC quarterback Billy Greene went 10-for-29 for 175 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions.
"I made some bad decisions personally," Greene said. "It's probably one of the worst games I've had and it couldn't come at a worse time. We just couldn't get clicking today and we let it get away from us."
The Dinos opened the scoring at 3:05 of the first quarter when Mark kicked a 32-yard field goal, before Pavlopoulos responded with a field goal of his own from 29 yards out.
Dzwilewski then led Calgary on a 75-yard drive and finished it off with a seven-yard touchdown run. The Dinos rushed the ball on all seven plays of the drive.
The Thunderbirds responded on their next drive as quarterback Greene tossed an 87-yard touchdown pass to Grieve. Calgary defensive back Jamahl Knowles fell down on the play leaving Grieve wide open to haul in the pass from Greene and ramble into the end zone.
After Mark kicked a 40-yard field goal at 1:52 of the second quarter, Pavlopoulos replied with a 24-yard field goal to tie up the game at 13-13.
Dzwilewski then ran for a three-yard TD late in the second quarter. Once again, the Dinos chose to run the ball all eight plays on the 75-yard drive.
UBC started the second half with great field position at the Calgary 38-yard line thanks to a 70-yard kickoff return by Mitch Shuster. Two plays later, the Thunderbirds lined up to kick a 44-yard field goal, but instead attempted a trick play when Greene tossed the ball downfield to receiver Joey Gabrich. The throw was on the money, but Calgary defensive back Mike Edem was right there to make sure Gabrich couldn't make the catch.
Dzwilewski then ran for a five-yard touchdown to put the Dinos up 27-13. Chris Dobko caught a 25-yard pass from Dzwilewski on the five-play, 55-yard drive, while Steven Lumbala had a 21-yard run to get Calgary deep into UBC territory.
Dzwilewski ran for a seven-yard score early in the fourth quarter before he tossed a 12-yard TD pass to Dobko.
After Kadiebwe intercepted an errant pass by Greene and ran it back for a 50-yard touchdown, Osterling hauled in a pass from Buckley and ran into the end zone for a 12-yard score.
Getty then picked off a pass by backup UBC quarterback Carson Williams and ran for a 70-yard touchdown.
Notes: Over the previous three seasons, Calgary defeated Simon Fraser (2008), Saskatchewan (2009) and Alberta (2010) to win the Hardy Cup. ... Greene was named the Canada West most-valuable player after throwing for 2,558 yards, 20 touchdowns and four interceptions in the regular season. He was picked off three times by the Dinos on Friday as both Knowles and Chudi Nzekwu also had interceptions.


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Reviews of the 2013 British production of Fences focused mostly on Lenny Henry's performance in the lead role, which attracted wide acclaim. Giles Broadbent from the Wharf said, "Lenny Henry is immense."[6] Charles Spencer from The Telegraph said of Henry, "He is, and I don't use the word lightly, magnificent."[7] Jane Shilling, also from the Telegraph said: "What you don't expect is to find Henry entirely unrecognisable in the physically and morally immense character he embodies."[8] Best of Theatre said: "You may love or loathe his comedy but it is impossible to deny Lenny Henry's determination to become a serious actor of some note."[9] Paul Taylor from The Independent said, "the performance cements Henry's status as a serious actor."[10] Henry Hitchings from the London Evening Standard said, "He's on superb form".[11] Simon Edge from the Express said, "Henry gives a perfectly controlled performance, combining physical poise with an armoury of carefully judged vocal ticks and facial mannerisms."[12]
The play itself is noted for its challenging subject matter. Hitchings commented that "Fences is dense and unsettling. It's brave to programme such a meaty, daunting piece during the summer months".[11] Camilla Gurlter from A Younger Theatre described it as "very heavy and with its nearly three hours of lost hope and broken dreams it can feel long and depressing".[13]


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Discussion in 'Reloading' started by Strizzi, Nov 21, 2012.
Quick question.. How many times can you reload brass before its no good?
Reload it until it splits or you see a bulge.
And after that break out the duct tape.
Duct tape will work but it's so ham fisted. I'm a super glue guy. It's just more elegant.
I prefer glue. Duck tape workd better on rifle brass though.
Rifle brass has a very short life (in general) compared to straight wall pistol brass like 9mm, .45acp, .38/.357, .44mag, etc.
I have been reloading my .44mag brass for quite some time.
Don't load to excessive pressure and avoid excessive belling of the case mouth and they'll last a long time.
I load in batches of 100. When they start to split, I load the remaining cases one more time, then throw the entire batch away.
I throw away very few cases, because they rarely ever split.
I've loaded 45acp cases so many times that the headstamp is completely gone, and you can no longer read the caliber or manufacturer's name. Those old cases are still going strong.
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I don't pay much attention honestly.I know I probably should but I load around 1000 rounds at a time since my girlfriend and I both shoot 9mm.
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I do have some issues with chambering at times.
I'll give the glue a go. Thanks
Pistol last so long that you will lose it before you want to throw it away. Get a bunch of seed brass (once fired) and start loading. Try to collect it all. Don't worry about tracking range loads at all. Load to mid level or a little more if you like but don't worry about the brass in the process. Just inspect it before or after loading.
It just depends. If you neck size or partial FL size for a bolt gun & stay off max loads, getting 10x reloads out of a case is not difficult. In handguns, the lower the pressure the longer the case life. I have loaded 45acp so many times you can no loner read a headstamp. Mangum rev cases can go 10x before you start seeing neck splits w/ full power loads & heavy crimps. So it just depends.
For most straightwall pistol cartridges, the brass will last a very long time. With moderate loads...
For rifle brass, you may see the primer pocket get loose after just a couple of loadings if the brass itself is soft. Better brass, like Lapua, will last longer.
It is certainly possible to pick up range brass. However, most ranges want to claim everything left behind because they sell it and really need the money. Don't be surprised if picking up brass, other than your own, is discouraged.
OTOH, on active pistol ranges, it might be common to see many hundreds of pieces of brass left behind. At the range where I shoot, they now have a $150 fee if a group DOESN'T clean up their brass. No more free range brass!
Starline brass is available for pistol cartridges and Lapua for rifle so, if absolutely necessary, brass can be purchased. I wanted to increase my inventory of .45 brass so I bought a couple of thousand pieces of Starline. Same story for 9mm. I MAY do the same for .40 S&W after I load up the Federal brass I have been saving. Federal .40 brass isn't necessarily highly regarded by reloaders.
It really depends on the cartridge - some pistol cartridges have very strong brass and can last through many loadings (15-20+). Others depend on different factors such as how generous your chamber is and how much the brass is worked when resized, the pressure level of the cartridge, etc.
I agree wholeheartedly that brass inspection is VERY important. You can get cheap good brand new brass directly from starline at very reasonable prices.
Good luck,
JB Weld is stronger than superglue but you have to change your load a little to compensate for the loss of case capacity.
Regardless of brass manuf, what determines the longevity are the pressures you run & the tightness of the chambers. Some brass is worse than others, like Federal, will have fewer reloads under high pressurs than IME. So it just depends.
IMO, buying new service pistol brass is just foolish. Once fried is far cheaper & you lost one reload vs new for quite a bit less money. At my local IDPA club, we shoot thru 50-75 shooters twice a month. More than half are shooting factory ammo. I will never have to buy service caliber brass again in my lifetime. Rifle brass, for say the AR, buy it once fired as well, far cheaper & you are going to lose it or have it fail sooner than say a 100rds for a bolt gun.
I love Lapua rifle brass, but it is quite expensive. It does last a long time sized correctly & staying off max loads, but so will cheaper brass like Winchester. What makes Lapua so good is it's uniformity. It needs little if any brass prep for max accuracy.
Haha I'll make sure to stock up on duct tape and super glue as well!
I'm getting get all my reloading equipment for Christmas from my better half, ill probably only reload pistol and start with 40 and 45. I've been saving my own brass for a while now so I'm good on that.
Thank you guys for all your help I appreciate it!
Yep... You know how they say it's like a bad penny - always turning up? I have one that keeps getting into circulation I call the General. It's about the ugliest most tarnished beat up piece of pewp you could imagine, but it still holds a primer and keeps on truckin'. Next time I come across the General, I'll take a picture.
Keep in mind that .45's operate at low pressures. With magnums and rifle rounds you should be much more diligent. Heck, even .40 or 9mm +P runs at almost twice the pressure as .45 auto.
Just once, if you screwing up...
I had some 1965 national match .45 ACP brass come up in a batch I loaded last week. No telling how many times its been fired.
You mean I can put away the soldering iron? Cool.


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Mark Field, MP for Westminster, has set up a brand new campaign group of Tory backbenchers called Managed Migration – as opposed, you might think, to the unmanaged sort we have at present. But he's not actually in favour of managing migration in the conventional sense; he wants the PM to drop the party's commitment to containing overall numbers of net migrants to the 'tens of thousands' though there seems fat chance of that just now. Big increases in net migration, he says, are a tribute to the recovering economy.
He's got a point in one sense. As the economy improves, fewer Brits want to leave, which has an effect on net numbers. So perhaps the target should be, instead: 'net foreign migration', viz, the numbers of people from abroad coming in less the numbers of people from abroad going out. It's perfectly possible to work out. And would indeed tell us more about the government's own direction of travel.
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Alright so this is my first story that I'm letting other people read. And thanks to one person I've realized that only I know what Rixka looks like fully. Her background and more info will be revealed later but for now here's some basic stuff on her. Rixka is not a tall girl. About 5 feet 4 inches tall. She has shoulder length pitch black hair and sapphire blue eyes. She is very pale. Rixka is also in her 20s. So there is the basics about Rixka. Please enjoy the story ^^
She opened her eyes and pushed her long black hair out of her face. She was staring at a pure white ceiling. She had no idea what was going on as she lay there. Her memories….She remembered nothing. She only remembered her name. Rixka. Was that really her name…? Or just a thought…. She didn't know. She didn't like not knowing. She blinked as a man with blue hair and a scar on his face came into her line of sight.
"I see you're finally awake. Come with me." He said. Without waiting for her reply he took her wrist and pulled her up. She stumbled getting a little dizzy from being jerked up so suddenly. She looked at the man before her. He was taller than her and stared at her with cold eyes. She shivered and looked down noticing they wore the exact same cloak.
"Come." He said again and started pulling her along with him. She had no choice but to follow as he wouldn't loosen his grip on her wrist. She was soon confused as he pulled her down many hallways until they finally reached a large room. She saw a couple boys in the room just lounging around. All wearing the same cloak.
A man with flaming spiky red hair walked up. She looked down using her black hair to shield her face.
"Hey Saix. Who ya got there?" The spiky red head asked putting his hands on his hips and bending over a little trying to get a look at her face. She lowered her head more stepping behind the man he had called Saix.
"Her name is Rixka." Saix said pushing her forward a little.
She took in a small breath as the red head grabbed her chin and forced her to look up. Her sapphire blue eyes met his emerald green ones.
"Heh she's kinda cute. You're probably wondering who I am. The name's Axel. Got it memorized?" He said as he let go of her chin and straightened up. Axel then looked at Saix.
"So what can she do? Is she strong?" *he asked as he yawned.
"Not yet. But you and the others will be training her." Saix said.
Rixka looked at the both of them. They continued talking about her. "It's like I'm not even here." She thought as she watched them converse.
Axel then looked at her and smirked. He put an arm around her shoulders and started to pull her away from Saix. "How bout you come get acquainted with the others huh?" He said as he led her over to a couch where a blonde guy sat with some strange looking object. It looked like….like he was trying to play the strange thing. The boy looked up and blinked.
"Who's this?" He asked motioning to Rixka stopping with the strange object.
Axel pushed Rixka forward keeping his hands on her shoulder. "This cute little thing here is Rixka. Rixka, this is Demyx." Axel said as he motioned to Demyx.
Demyx noticed her staring at the object in his hands. He smirked and held it up. "Wanna know what it is?" He asked. She hesitantly nodded just a little bit. He grinned. "It's my sitar. My weapon. But I like to play music on it too."
Axel scoffed. "It's mostly a toy for him. Demyx is extremely lazy and hates to fight. If you get paired with him get ready to do all the work." Axel said, rubbing the back of his head.
Demyx sat forward. "Hey!" He yelled as Axel pulled Rixka away laughing.
Rixka looked up at Axel as he just grinned. He glanced down at her so she quickly looked down.
"Heh you're the shy type aren't ya?" He asked poking her cheek. She turned her head away a little her pale cheeks turning a very light pink. She glanced at him when he just chuckled and put his hand back at his side. He sighed and sat down at an empty couch grabbing her shoulder and pulling her down beside him. "You'll have plenty of time to meet everyone. But when your work starts we'll hardly have any time together." He said smirking as he made her look at him.
She blushed and leaned away a little. She was getting uncomfortable. She glanced around but he forced her eyes back on him. There it was. That devilish smirk. The kind of smirk where you just knew something was going on in the person's mind.
Before he could do anything else she leapt up and ran out of the room. She had no idea what so ever where she was going, she just wanted to escape that man…. What was his name….? She had already forgotten but honestly didn't care. As she rounded a corner she squeaked as she ran into a hard chest and fell to the floor. She looked up seeing a man with his hair tied back and an eye patch over his right eye.
"Hey watch where you're going." He started to yell then blinked when he really looked at her. "Huh…. Never seen you around before. Must be a new one I guess." He said as he pulled her up. He noticed the way she was glancing around. "You must be lost. Well I didn't expect to become a tour guide but whatever. Come on." He turned around and started walking not even bothering to make sure she was following.
She blinked as she watched him. He was helping her? But he didn't even know her. She shook her head and jogged to catch up to him deciding it was best to accept his help. She certainly didn't want to get even more lost. She wondered just where he would lead her though…. Would it be some place scary…? She prayed it was to the room she had awoken in.
She followed him in silence keeping her head down watching his feet so she wouldn't run into him. She squeaked as he stopped suddenly causing her to almost walk right into his back. She looked up at him seeing him knocking on a door.
"Hey Saix! I got a little something here for ya!" He called shoving his hands in his pockets.
The door opened revealing the man she had woken too. He blinked seeing Rixka with this man. "How did she end up with you?" He asked stepping out of the room.
"She ran into me. She's lost. Not sure where she came from but she's your problem now. Later." He said then walked away. Rixka blinked as she watched him go then looked up at Saix who had closed his eyes and was sighing.
He opened his eyes and looked at her then shut his door. "Come. You're going back to your room. I can't have you running around since I can tell you won't stay with Axel." He glanced at her. "Was it Axel that scared you off?
She just looked at him not sure how to answer. She couldn't remember which one was Axel.
He sighed again. "Your memory better start working fast." He said as he grabbed her wrist and started leading her down the halls. She tried to pay attention so she wouldn't get lost again but everything just looked the same to her… Why did it have to be so difficult? She blinked when Saix was opening a door. He stepped aside and looked at her.
"Go on." He said motioning into the room. She blinked but went inside. She glanced over her shoulder at him. "Get some sleep. You'll be training with Xigbar tomorrow." With that he closed the door.


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This family-friendly Porto-Vecchio hotel is located by the sea, 1.3 mi (2.1 km) from Palombaggia Beach, and within 6 mi (10 km) of Lezza Golf Course and La Chiappa Lighthouse. Santa Giulia Beach and St Jean-Baptiste Church are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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Along with a restaurant, this hotel has an outdoor pool and a poolside bar. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a meeting room, a children's pool, and dry cleaning are onsite.
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Les Bergeries de Palombaggia features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A poolside bar is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This family-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, multilingual staff, and a garden. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Conference space size (meters) - 25
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- Terrace
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- Total number of rooms - 17
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- Free wired Internet
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
La Table de Mina - This poolside restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available. Open select days.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site.
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- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 45.0 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 100.0 per night
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Sometimes I think that music has a funny way of bringing people together. It takes center stage when we're happy, sad and best of all, celebrating. Live music sets the tone at special events, blending blissful with clanging glassware and polite chit-chat. The launch party of the Summer 2016 issue of VUE Magazine was no different.
It was a sunny August evening aboard the new Sundancer yacht. The day finally arrived after months of meticulous preparation. For my coworkers and I at VUE, this event showcased our summer's work. After countless hours of writing, photographing and designing, it was fulfilling to see all of the puzzle pieces come together at this event.
With good food, great company and breathtaking views of the Hudson River, this celebration had all of the ingredients of a memorable experience for me. The summer sun melted into colorful clouds at sunset, just barely hugging the New York skyscrapers. Once-filled bottles of wine became drops at the bottom of our glasses. Notable individuals made their way through and around the ever-changing crowd…and then there was the wonderful music I kept hearing.
I still remember the first time my coworkers and I spotted them. We were in the middle of a not so deep conversation with a waiter regarding the hors d'oeuvres and then I noticed them on the yacht's deck. A woman with a beautiful white dress and chic headpiece to match and a man wearing a navy waistcoat, golden pocket watch and striped tie in an extremely fashionable knot. While their vintage outfits were fabulous, their music was even more uniquely remarkable.
Like everyone on that boat, my coworkers and I were blown away by their musical talent. My fellow writers and I are always fascinated by words. Words and their complexity have become our craft so it was a special experience for us to admire their talent of creating sound. We happily listened as the woman's smooth voice harmonized with the man's deep plucking of the double bass. We danced to their music and heartily laughed when the ship's abrupt movement swung us off balance. Before the magical evening came to an end, I knew we needed a photo to eternalize the joy we felt at that moment.
There were of course a lot of great moments to capture that evening and as a staff photographer at VUE, I had a lot of fun doing so. My lifetime love of music and musical instruments made the challenge of capturing the energy of their performance on camera even more special. The perfect photo opportunity finally occurred as the night was coming to an end on our way back into Lincoln Harbor. The duo's eyes connected near the end of a beautiful rendition of a Frank Sinatra tune just as I found a few angles framing the awakening lights of the Manhattan skyline behind them. Something, other than the camera shutter, just seemed to click.
All celebrations must come to an end, even the great ones. When the Sundancer finally pulled into the harbor, guests made their way off the yacht and my coworkers and I began cleaning up and collecting the scattered magazines. The jazz singer introduced herself to me and asked to see the few photos I had snapped earlier. She complemented me on the photos, and I praised her music. Elasea and I traded business cards, and the rest of the story is now beginning.
So yes, music really does have a funny way of bringing people together.
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The Green Knight: Phoenix
we went back to their house to meet Kona We had another pleasant surprise though they were sitting two other dogs for the weekend All the dogs were sweet and fun and it was clear that it was going to be a good couple of days Saturday we went to the dog park had some breakfast and then hiked Camelback Mountain Mike and Kelly had made the hike many times but this was Katie s and my first time hiking anything in awhile and we decided to make the attempt in our Vibram FiveFingers barefoot shoes The terrain was very desert rocky so it put our Vibrams to the test but we scrambled up OK Coming down was a little slower as we focused on ensuring we had enough grip and tried to avoid stepping hard on jagged rock surfaces It was hot and tiring but a very rewarding experience Afterward we treated ourselves to Thai food at Fresh Mint The food was excellent the oldies playing in the background were great and the Joe Montana memorabilia on the walls The owners are from San Francisco was very welcome The rest of the afternoon was spent lazing by the pool cooking dinner and watching 300 Sunday we played some beach volleyball then had brunch at a vegan restaurant that offered many raw food options I put together an entire meal made of raw dessert items black cherry cheesecake blueberry acai pie chocolate donut chocolate walnut brownie chocolate macaroon all raw It was delicious and very filling We stopped by a microbrewery to watch some football before being dropped off at the airport for the ride home A friend of mine had very kindly overnighted my driver s license to me so I managed to avoid extra TSA attention on the
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The Green Knight: Max the Golden Retriever!
the foster mom about her experience with him In short it was love at first sight He was incredibly sweet and very gentle but still with great enthusiasm and energy He was quite smart and had been picking up his training very quickly Unlike any golden I had seen before Max was a very light cream color almost white apparently this is the British style of golden retriever At the end of our session Katie and I said our polite goodbyes and let them know we d come back to them with our reactions shortly We made it maybe four steps out the door though when we looked at each other and without words we both knew that this was the dog We decided to skip the formal decision process turned right around and said we d take him if they would let us By the time we reached our car in the parking lot we had a call from the coordinator saying that the trainer and foster mom enthusiastically approved of our adopting Max so we could sign the adoption contract and pick him up as soon as we liked As we didn t have any dog supplies at home we delayed pick up until the afternoon In the meantime I picked my brother up at the airport and we worked out together for the first time in three months Consequently I can barely move now out of soreness while Katie went to PetSmart for our first stock up After lunch all three of us went to Pet Paradise to pick up our new boy He was very excited to see us again and super easy to manage on a leash in the car etc We introduced him to his new home which he took to immediately and spent awhile showing him around taking him for walks and just getting to know him a bit His first night was a rough one While boarded presumably he had contracted kennel cough the canine equivalent of the flu This meant he was up all night with a hacking productive cough worse than Smuckers on Seinfeld and hence we were up all night as well Around 5 AM we finally took him to the vet just to make sure it wasn t something more serious but they put him on some antibiotics and confirmed that we would just have to wait it out for several days No problem as long as he s OK Sunday was a lovely day for all of us lazing around the main floor watching football and introducing Max to the housemates His cough is already getting better and he loves all the people around him showering him with attention He still needs some training around where and when to do is business and not jumping up on people things but again he s a smart boy and learning quickly We have all the patience in the world to work with him because he is such a wonderful
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The Green Knight: Business Schools and Buffett
points as much as I would have liked I welcome additional feedback as well Long story short we won an award again 2010 Rising Venture I am once again supremely humbled honored and thrilled to have won There were some great pitches and it was exciting just to have been counted among them As was the case last year the whole event was a very good one and we made several new very interesting contacts The following Sunday I had to shift out of Rice business school mode and into IMD business school mode as we hosted the very first event of IMD s new Houston Alumni Club It turns out that there are 500 IMD alumni in Houston so I and a few other enthusiasts thought it was criminal not to have some kind of organization to bring us together Our first event was a simple networking and brief talk event IMD professors Don Marchand and Michael Wade were in town for a Shell program so they came and talked with us about their research The rest of the evening we sipped wine networked and discussed the future direction of our nascent organization it was a great first step Then last weekend Katie I and my favorite wingman made a very quick 48 hours trip to Paris for the Jimmy Buffett concert It was marvelous and exactly what I had hoped it would be We spent most of our time walking around Paris eating dropping into museums and drinking great wine Friday night we tailgated with 96 point Bordeaux Chateau Pontet Canet 2005 way too young but still delicious then made our way to the concert The total attendance was maybe 1 000 people and because everyone there was a big fan it was basically one long glorious sing
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The Green Knight: Wedding in Italy
drove North to Lucera where the Italian side of my family lives We spent two days with my Italian cousins and it was a grand time Touring around Lucera which is older than Rome and has tremendous ruins of a castle and anamphitheater eating clothes shopping for Katie eating some more and just catching up with family Oh and eating even more No matter how short it is it is always a special experience to spend time with this distant family These are my humble roots and it is important to stay connected Wednesday we drove further North to Tuscany to check out a venue we are considering for our own wedding It was everything we hoped it would be and it had a few surprises for us like a ping pong table and volleyball net on the premises We spent the night there just to be sure but it is clearly the right choice Thursday we turned back around and drove South to Fermo where we met up with dear friends from IMD They weren t going to be able to make it to the IMD wedding so we were very excited to be able to see them regardless We spent the night with them and their family and once again ate very very well It was our first time in that region Le Marche and we were very impressed Mountains on one side the Adriatic Sea on the other rolling green hills in between Le Marche has it all Friday we returned to Bari where we were informed that Katie s bag had finally arrived better late than never We settled into a villa we were sharing with other IMD friends including GIVEWATTS founder Jesper Hornberg Friday night there was a dinner hosted by the bride s family but we turned in early knowing that we would need our rest for the late late festa the next night Saturday was unfortunately rainy The wedding was supposed to be on the beach so the bride and groom audibled to a nearby indoor venue which was quite lovely The ceremony was nontraditional and featured two IMD friends as officiants After the ceremony we relocated to a beach club for the reception This place was awesome Course after course after course of food was served and the music had all been requested in advance by the bride groom and guests Nourished by great food and buoyed by great music we danced well into the morning I had been asked to be the Master of Ceremonies so my job was to ensure that the program of the reception was followed ontime at least within the bounds of Italian standards of punctuality and to make announcements in English and Italian throughout event It was a real honor to be asked to serve and I hope my performance was sufficient for their special day Finally after a resounding chorus of Bohemian Rhapsody a promise I had made to the groom Katie and I departed
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The Green Knight: Starting a Company Is Hard
had been demonstrated by our European suppliers At the same time though it became clear that our suppliers simply weren t the long term partners we needed We still hadn t been able to work out a mutually beneficial partnership arrangement and there was no telling when we would ever be supplied with products that were electrically certified for North America Thus less than a year after launching a business built around partnering with them we formally ended our relationship and began searching for other ways to serve the sizable market that was simply waiting for us to be able to sell This whole process has required weekly updates to our business plan which is part of what makes starting the company so hard If we had a clearly defined unchanging path it would be easy to know what to do and to do it every day But with the ground constantly shifting under our feet we are engaged in constant realignment and adjustment it s like tap dancing during an earth quake That s OK it is extremely important for a company at our stage to remain agile and to be able to evolve our business plan as we experiment with what actually works in the market At the same time though we have to be careful not to lose focus I ve seen many companies fail because they have opportunistically leaped from one idea to another to another and at the end of the day they never saw anything through enough to build a business around It is a fine line between strategic agility and lack of focus The key to success here is to stay true to a clear and well defined vision while constantly adapting our tactics to realize that vision Returning to the path metaphor we must keep the end destination in sight while constantly adapting our path as we meet different road blocks and forks in the road along the way The other hardest aspect of this startup is one I have mentioned before it is really lonely Right now there are just two of us fully engaged We have deliberately followed a lean approach to starting this company outsourcing everything we can to reduce fixed overheads This dramatically reduced the amount of capital we needed to raise to get started a great thing for us and our investors Some people thrive in an isolated work environment I do not I m a team player through and through and until we reach the milestone that enables the growth of our small team I will be challenged In the meantime I am taking extra care to ensure that I am maintaining constant contact with investors clients and business partners to feel like I am part of a larger extended team There is nothing I would rather be doing than starting up Smart Office Energy Solutions right now Every day we move closer to our goal of making a very very significant difference in the global
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The Green Knight: Yearly Goals Halfway Point Progress Update
Professional Development I have been powering through one book per week on leadership economics strategy green business marketing and just about everything else I can get my hands on If I keep up this pace I will meet my yearly goal While I have been pretty diligent about reaching out to mentors I have not been quite so systematic about helping out others Last week at IMD I had the opportunity to share some experience and guidance with this year s MBA class Check out the presentation that instigated these conversations and it reminded me how much I m missing out on when I m not paying it forward In the second half of this year I must do better Professional Performance The goals I set for Smart Office Energy Solutions at the beginning of this year aren t terribly relevant anymore as our plan has evolved several times since then At this point we have hit some major milestones closed our first fundraising round begun generating revenue with high profile clients in multiple cities advanced our own intellectual property to increase the energy savings we provide by 50 and several more I m not a patient person though and I yearn to pick up the pace during the second half of this year for personal reasons for our shareholders and for the very significant global energy challenge we are trying to address If you haven t yet voted for us please support us at GE s Ecomagination Challenge We are currently the 65 idea out of 1 089 submissions and every increases our visibility significantly Professional Brand I m close to achieving my twitter and LinkedIn goals but my blog hasn t gained too much additional viewership That s probably just as well as I am now considering leaving this blog focused on my personal life and starting a more professional blog on the Smart Office Energy Solutions website I evaluate my progress so far this year as good but not great There are no huge holes and there have been some early successes but several major goals need significant work to be achieved Now it is time to refocus buckle down and ensure that H2 2010 is even more productive than H1 Posted by Bryan Hassin at 07 11 Email This BlogThis Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest Labels goals Smart Office Energy Solutions social media volleyball 2 comments Mathieu Pointeau said Waow Well I am one of your viewers That s for sure And I am impressed with your goals and your focus Very impressed If ever you leave that Blog make sure you tell me where I can read you Oh I forgot to add If in all the books you have read you could recommend me you Top 3 That d be cool I m not as good as you you see o Big hug Friday August 20 2010 at 2 24 00 AM EDT Bryan Guido Hassin said Of the books
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The Green Knight: IMD Times
a big batch of French Swiss sangria using French wine instead of Spanish and using Kirsch instead of Triple Sec and all local organic fruit of course and served it along with mojitos bellinis beer and wine all night It turns out that Katie and the rest of the gang weren t idle while we were at IMD all day By the time the party started they had whipped up tables and tables of delicious healthy and mostly vegetarian food The party was a lot of fun We had about 30 people over the course of the night and we didn t turn out the lights until about 3 AM Several little groups formed and people just kept switching between them talking and catching up Another IMD couple stayed with us Saturday night as well so Sunday morning we had a four couple breakfast reunion It would appear too that my sangria hasn t lost its touch as one of my classmates came down the stairs Sunday morning another one said to him Oh wow you look how I feel Mission accomplished Monday Katie and I trained into Zurich where I had lunch with the sponsor of my IMD ICP Here again it was great to catch up with someone from the IMD world It was excellent chatting with him and he still contends that our supply chain strategy project helped them through the difficult financial times of the last two years It has been a great IMD filled four days This is why I came back for the summer OK also for the perfect weather and gorgeous lake mountain views Posted by Bryan Hassin at 04 26 Email This BlogThis Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest Labels ICP imd Lausanne sangria 1 comment Mathieu said Nice
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The Green Knight: Engaged!
to weasel out of a lunch obligation that Katie had planned Instead I spent time with her parents talking with them about my intentions over Swedish pancakes with fresh berries out on their deck Again the weather was gorgeous and we were accompanied by an awesome golden retriever After initially giving me a hard time they offered their blessing and encouragement The next day I submitted my resignation to Poken blogged about and began planning for a life with Katie not thousands of miles away from her So finally I had lined up all the right elements now I just had to find the right place and time I wanted it to be somewhere special for both of us and somewhere really nice that we would remember and to which we could return indefinitely While we were wine touring in Tuscany there were many opportunities but I lived in Tuscany for half a year before I ever even met Katie so it wasn t as much our place There were some other opportunities in London Sedona San Francisco and even in Houston but nothing that ever felt just right After nine years of dating I figured waiting until it just felt right would be OK Despite the fact that Katie didn t live with me in Lausanne I still very much consider it our place as our relationship grew much stronger while I was here My favorite memories of Lausanne by far are when Katie was here with me and it certainly has its share of picturesque locations So when Katie came out to join me in Lausanne for this trip I had an eye toward making the move Unfortunately she brought lots of rain with her July 23 would have been a good date for a proposal as it is Katie s half birthday but the weather gods had other plans Finally last Wednesday July 28 there was a break in the clouds and I suggested that we celebrate with a picnic back at the park of the Palais de Justice Again we packed a picnic lunch and again we brought some champagne Dom Perignon 2000 this time I thought that might have tipped her off but she claims that it didn t raise any flags for her Fair enough it s not the first time I ve gone a bit overboard with wine Again we spent the afternoon lounging on the grass talking about the future and agreeing that life was not so bad especially not when we are together At around 2 23 PM I got on one knee and asked her to marry me After some initial shock she enthusiastically said yes and we spent the rest of the day week month and it s still ongoing in a sort of euphoric bliss People ask how it is being engaged and I jokingly respond that Oh wow it s so different as if it has somehow radically changed our 9 5 year relationship It actually is
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Lucy Casson : Clay Body - Suspiro de Tiempo
Exhibitions | Until 25th November 2017
Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery At Charlotte Street 2 minutes walk from Elysée
Clubbing and Nightlife | On 24th November 2017
The Roxy 2 minutes walk from Elysée
Juergen Teller: Go-sees, Bubenreuth Kids And A Fairytale About A King
Exhibitions | Until 13th January 2018
Alison Jacques Gallery 3 minutes walk from Elysée
Solo exhibition of photographs by the German artist. This exhibition comprises selections from three bodies of work the artist's iconic ...More
An American In Paris
Theatre | Until 28th April 2018
Dominion Theatre 3 minutes walk from Elysée
The award-winning An American In Paris transfers from Broadway to London, arriving at the Dominion Theatre in March 2017. Described ...More
The Dylema Collective
Concerts | On 24th November 2017
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The London-based four-piece performs a poetry-flavoured mixture of soul, contemporary jazz and funk in its original material....More
Curtom Orchestra: Curtis Mayfield Tribute
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Pizza Express Dean Street 4 minutes walk from Elysée
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Ronny Chieng
Comedy | Until 25th November 2017
Soho Theatre 5 minutes walk from Elysée
The New York-based, Malaysian comedian appears in the UK for the first time in two years....More
Good Pop! Bad Pop!
Clubbing and Nightlife | Until 24th November 2017
The Borderline 5 minutes walk from Elysée
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The Butch Monologues
Exhibitions | Until 25th November 2017
Soho Theatre 5 minutes walk from Elysée
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Soho Theatre 5 minutes walk from Elysée
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Paloma Faith
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Rag 'n' Bone Man
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Strictly Ballroom The Musical
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Strictly Come Dancing: The Live Tour
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Butterscotch Bakery
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Camden Town Brewery, Enfield
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It's a good word, don't worry.
As DiegoMM says. it is a 16-bit fan backporting, essentially, so there is nothing wrong with using the limits the earlier SF games impose.
I'm not sure if it's been asked, so if it is forgive me for repeating, but this will cover Synbios' scenario only, yes?
Tor_Heyerdal wrote:Technically, "the earlier SF games" is a little misleading. It was only the Game Gear versions of the Gaiden games that had this limitation. The other earlier SF games (SF1/SF2/SFCD) did not.
Tor_Heyerdal wrote:I do have every intention of taking it beyond that and also doing Medion's scenario, Julian's scenario, and the Premium Disk. In fact, if someone were to look through the code I've done for the project already, they would find many variables that are already dedicated to Scenario 2 and Scenario 3 characters, so I'm laying the groundwork/planting the seeds to allow for the incorporation of the later Scenarios.
RedShine wrote:I'm not entirely sure I understand the problem. Is it tile solidity?
RedShine wrote:That's incredible. A huge undertaking, one I believe everyone here at SFC applauds.
When the time is right, and you feel like requesting help, I'll be certain to volunteer.
Tor_Heyerdal wrote:I'm not sure what you mean by "solidity" here, exactly. But to try to address your question, it's not exactly a "problem", per se. It's just that it's not wholly "pure", so to speak. Because the whole idea behind this project is to make Shining Force 3 look like Shining Force 1, 2, and CD, aesthetically. Those games had tiles that were 24x24 pixels. The game can still function on 16x16 pixels, but it can be difficult to cram 24x24 tiles into a 16x16 area. Stretching them down would look like absolute ass, so one has to edit the tiles to fit into the altered dimensions. From that perspective, it's a bit of a pain in the ass, development-wise. Gameplay-wise, it just results in a slightly adjusted aesthetic for the game. Even if that's not an "important" difference, it is still an unintentional and unavoidable difference, which makes it worth mentioning as a limitation.
Tor_Heyerdal wrote:Thank you. And if you're interested in helping, what I really need is audio people who are familiar with Sega Genesis audio equipment who can translate the music from SF3 into a format which would be playable by a Genesis.
Tor_Heyerdal wrote:Another thing you could potentially do to help is simply play SF1, SF2, and/or SFCD on an emulator, and just take screenshots of anything and everything along the way. The only restrictions are that the emulator should be set to 320x240 resolution, and the picture should not be stretched to fit the window. Also, screenshots should be in either .png or .bmp format. I can rip the graphics from the raw screenshots for use in the project (or to be edited/spliced/whatever I need), but the less time that I have to spend just playing the old games on emulators to gather the raw screenshots which must be collected, the better.
In regard to screenshot collection, the things which would be highest on the priority list would be tiles and specifically the dodge frames of sprites in the cinematic battle sequences.
Tor_Heyerdal wrote:EDIT: Oh, I also need sound effects from SF3. The SSF emulator doesn't let you turn off music without also turning off the sound effects, and I don't know how else to go about getting them. If anyone has any info in regard to that, it would be very much appreciated.
RedShine wrote:As per our arrangement, Tor I'll begin to compile the SFCD maps and graphics to the best of my ability in the same format as the ones ChaosWizard found.
RedShine wrote:As for sound synthesis, I've seen a few midi tracks here on the site, but I don't think all of the SF3's songs are present. Still it might be a good idea to contact the midi authors to see how they feel about providing them for the project.
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Akismet 2.1.1
Few hrs. back upgraded to Akismet 2.1.1. It was a pleasent surprise to see seperate tabs for PB/TB and Comments with Search funtion.
But the new version started eating all internal Pingbacks.
After upgrading to new version, I made some post with internal linking to other article on my blog. And not even a single one is shown anywhere, Neither Approved comments, nor in Akismet moedration pane.
Can anyone advice, how do we get internal pingback back.
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Wednesday, 8 October 2008
Nancy Agabian: "Me as her again"
Nancy Abagian's new book Me as her again is out now. There will be various events to mark its launch in LA and NY over October-November 2008. I wish there is one in London or Yerevan too.
This is one of the highly anticipated and talked about books within Armenian literary and LGBT communities. My congratulations to Nancy! Can't wait to get hold of it and start the reading.
"Untangling knots of personal identity and family history, Nancy Agabian deftly weaves a narrative alternately comical and wrenching. Moving between memories of growing up Armenian and American in Walpole, Massachusetts, and her later experiences at Wellesley College, then Hollywood and, finally, Turkey, Agabian offers an illuminating meditation on the sometimes bizarre entanglement of individual desire (sexual and otherwise) in the web of family life and history. At the heart of this unraveling is a grappling with the history of trauma and upheaval experienced by her paternal grandmother, who survived the Armenian Genocide, and the legacy of that wounding experience for Agabian and her extended family."
What's so refreshing about Agabian's prose is her marvelously open, daring, and honest inquiry into the self. Our "enfant terrible" — she has yet again managed to capture us with her quirky, brilliant stories.
– Shushan Avagyan, author of Girk-anvernagir; translator of I Want to Live: Poems of Shushanik Kurghinian
My favorite song from Nancy Agabian's improbably vivid "Guitar Boy" punk rock period a decade ago was the genius anthem "I Don't Want to be a Victim Anymore." Though as she noted at the time, when you're a mousily timid, family-mired, Armenian bisexual artist, not tending toward victimhood isn't all that easy. But you know what? By the end of this splendidly engrossing memory chronicle, she's pulled it off. She's no victim. What she is is funny, smart, generous and wise. And she's my hero.
—Lawrence Weschler, National Book Critics Circle Award Winner, Everything That Rises: A Book of Convergences
(check out Nancy Agabian's new website. You won't regret it.)
As Nancy writes:
"You can also order it from Amazon, but I recommend buying directly from the publisher, Aunt Lute Books. Please give your support to an amazing multicultural, nonprofit women's press."
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Harvard youth have the opportunity to start learning competitive rowing as early as seventh grade, even if they have never participated in athletics or have never rowed.
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