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Nintendo has trickled out a few Virtual Console classics in recent months, but today's U.S. releases are exceptionally nice! On the Wii U, we now have Super Mario Kart (SNES), Mega Man 5 (NES), and awesome mecha action game Cybernator/Assault Suits Vaiken (SNES)!
The 3DS Virtual Console only gets one game, but it's The Mysterious Murasame Castle, the first-party Famicom Disk System game that looks very much like the original Zelda, though it plays very differently. While the game never released outside of Japan in its original form, it's featured in recent titles like Samurai Warriors 3, Nintendo Land, and the new Smash Bros.
In other eShop news, Steel Diver: Sub Wars also received an update with new local Friend Battle stages, unlockable subs and crew members, and, finally, features for battling with friends online.
GIFs are via Laser Lobotomy, Brain Trash, Rabid Rodent, and VG Junk.
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Nintendo announced on its SDCC stream (via Wario64) that this Famicom Disk System game, never before released in North America, will be on 3DS Virtual Console August 7. It came out in Europe back in May.
Here's a cool thing: this game was one of the demos shown off back at E3 2010, along with Mega Man 2, Super Mario Bros. and some other stuff. Back then, Nintendo was showing them off as 3D updates like the 3D Classics series, but yeah.
So pumped about finally being able to buy and play this game! I have a Disk System, but didn't pick the game up with it for whatever reason; also my Disk System doesn't work.
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I loved this on NES, though I never finished it to my knowledge. Today on the eShop, you can get Blaster Master, a Metroidvania-esque game about a kid who loses his frog, then finds a tank, then decides to shoot everything he can find with the tank.
You can always keep up with the new eShop releases on our Releases page… as soon as I've finished updating it.
Meanwhile, on Wii U, the excellent Ufouria is out. Why two Sunsoft games at once? I don't really know how the VC release schedule works, and I'm pretty sure Nintendo doesn't really want to talk to me about it.
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Yeah, this happened yesterday, but Shovel Knight Shovel Knight SHOVEL KNIGHT might have bumped it from your view. Castlevania 3: Dracula's Curse is out on both Wii U and 3DS, causing me to mess with the poor social media manager at Nintendo.
Anyway, Castlevania 3 is a really great game, with the classic whipping and awkward jumping of the original Castlevania, along with multiple playable characters (Trevor Belmont, Alucard, Sypha – Ms. Belnades if you're Grant DaNasty) and branching paths.
It's good stuff! But don't listen to me; Jeremy Parish has written an exhaustive Anatomy of Games series about it!
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The NES version of Super Dodge Ball is on Virtual Console today! Sure, it's maybe not as amazing as you might remember it being, especially since versions have come out since the NES that aren't so choppy, but I still like it. And with its world-traveling nation-versus-nation gameplay, it's a really good way to celebrate the World Cup (an assertion that I think holds up great unless you think about it for more than one second).
Other cool stuff on 3DS today includes a discount on Fractured Soul. For $5.99, it's a good deal, especially because you won't ever finish it. Parking Star 3D is half off as well, and I'm thinking about it…
You can find the week's releases on our Releases page, which Eric is updating again. Thanks, Eric! That's a lot of work, actually.
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Capcom just announced a bunch of Virtual Console games on the first day of E3. I cannot believe this happened, and I love it.
So! SD fighter Mighty Final Fight, platformer RPG (and fucking cool game) Gargoyle's Quest 2, and game I don't remember all that well Street Fighter 2010 will be released on VC for 3DS in North America and Europe. Europe will also get the Mega Man Game Boy games around August.
Wii U gets Mega Man Battle Network 1, 2, and 3, Mega Man Zero 1 and 2, and Battle Chip Challenge from GBA, and Breath of Fire, Demon's Crest, Mega Man 7, and Mega Man X3.
This is a whooooole bunch of games – something to consider when you start writing your comment about "ugh, not (game you wanted)."
Thanks, @ShinobiPhoenix! Image via Player's Pulse.
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In a move that almost certainly could have waited for E3, the DS Virtual Console has launched in Japan with the release of the first Brain Training (via Nintendaan). It's free!
Not sure what else to say other than it toally looks like a DS game running on a Wii U. It's apparently a pretty barebones Virtual Console, too.
I'm glad Nintendo didn't wait for E3 for this, so I could write this post casually while my kids sleep instead of pounding on the keyboard in a rush.
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Here's a nice intro to all the "Mega May" Game Boy games Capcom has released on 3DS Virtual Console! Lots of music, lots of footage, and some explanation of each one.
If you like it, you should listen to our latest podcast! So much Mega Man talk in there. So much. Too much? A lot.
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[Guest writer Mohammed Taher, president of Brave Wave Productions, super Mega Man fan, and Club Tiny contributor, offered us this review of the first Game Boy Mega Man game, now available on 3DS Virtual Console. Naturally, his review gives special attention to the music!]
Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge came out in 1991 and is the first entry in the portable series, out roughly four years after the original Mega Man on the NES. I favor the Japanese title Rockman World, as it draws a clear line between the console and handheld entries, so I'll be using it throughout this compact review.
For the uninitiated, the gimmick in Rockman World games is to mix up two classic games' bosses, a theme that reoccurs up until Rockman World 5, which introduces totally new bosses and stage themes (but that's a story for another time). So, Rockman World 1 brings four bosses from Mega Man 1 (Cut Man, Elec Man, Fire Man, Ice Man) and four others from Mega Man 2 (Quick, Flash, Bubble, Heat). It's an interesting formula, which Capcom revisited with the Mega Drive game in a different form.
I count myself as a die-hard Classic Mega Man fan, but always focused on the NES entries and somehow forgot that the series has a number of good games on Game Boy. I played Rockman World 1 for the first time when it came out on 3DS eShop a few years ago, and it almost put me off from playing the rest of the portable games.
It's really not good.
After today's release of Mega Man Xtreme on the North American Virtual Console, Capcom will follow with sequential releases throughout May. Next week, Mega Man II and III will be released; Mega Man IV follows on May 15; Mega Man V on May 22; and Xtreme 2 on May 29.
Capcom picked a good month for this promotion, because there are a lot of Thursdays in it.
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Your votes were tallied, and Capcom's first Game Boy Mega Man release in May is… Mega Man Xtreme, which isn't quite as bad as releasing one of the numbered ones out of numerical order, I guess. It's out on the eShop in North America today.
Mega Man Xtreme is a Game Boy Color game containing stages from the SNES Mega Man X and Mega Man X2. I've never played it! I'm struggling to remember if I've played any of the GB Mega Mans, so anything that comes out this month in that series is going to elicit a "huh, neat!" from me.
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Mach Rider was one of the launch games for the NES in 1985, and probably one of the lesser-known ones. And now it's coming out on 3DS Virtual Console tomorrow in North America!
I can't remember if I've played Mach Rider, actually, which means that either it's the rare early NES game I missed, or it's totally forgettable. Either way, it's neat to see such a vintage NES game show up on 3DS.
Mach Rider is pretty weird among Nintendo games: post-apocalyptic motorcycle gun combat isn't really, like, Nintendo's usual mood. Even weirder, it's based on a toy from 1972 that wasn't a motorcycle.
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Still got my NFLN IV drip going. Jon Gruden just nailed it. He said two things that really struck a chord with me, and I'm paraphrasing here:
1. If you're drafting in the top five, it's because you have a problem at quarterback.
2. New coaches almost always address the quarterback position.
I think his analysis is spot on. Our Chiefs and the Lions have long had quarterback issues. Derek Anderson flopped for the Browns, and Brady Quinn is still a question mark. As for the Rams and Seahawks, their vet QBs couldn't stay on the field. Besides, Mark Bulger and Matt Hasselbeck might both be washed up at this point.
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if they test it here when my neighbours are not home, no problem. if they test it after 5PM here they won't consistently get 2 yards.
to be fair, most people trying to trigger shit 100 yards away are not going to be near a source of interference.
actually I think it makes good business sense. at that price point it can still appeal to those that listen to the "PWs worked for me for 10 years accept no substitute" riffs. all without breaking the bank. its a premium price point without being stupid insane. i think they have smartened up. At that price point its not worth arguing about. those that fear 'chinese' triggers can buy them. those that love eBay can buy something else. there is room in the market for both. the price of perceived security just dropped significantly.
And how many of those cheap triggers are compatible with just about any PocketWizard in use?
Let me answer this way...
Once upon a time Research In motion scared everyone unto their platform citing security, reliability and continuity. Then along came the iPhone, The Android phones etc.
Not everyone is tied to a "legacy" system anymore. The world is moving towards a more "open source" model. Proprietary systems are finding it harder to compete now and charging premium prices for common functionality doesn't make it easier.
My own studio has sets of older PW II's which renters appreciate. Usually they come with their own equipment and I've noticed that the majority are not PW's. Quite a few of those renters have lot's of tears to their credit...I haven't seen where the final images are impacted by which triggers were used.
I suppose, but it is no different than Canon/Nikon. If you go to a sports event or the red carpet or whatever, you are going to see a sea of Canon and Nikon cameras. There might be the occasional Sony or Pentax or whatever, but they are the exception.
The mainstream industry has settled on Pocket Wizard as the standard. They are built into meters, lights, packs and more. Every pro already has made the investment.
I agree, for someone starting from scratch, there are a lot of options. For a pro who wants to shoot anywhere, with anyone and anything, Pocket Wizard is still the right solution. Beyond that, at the higher end, with more professional needs (like the Max) they still can't be beaten.
So long as the pro world gravitates to Pocket Wizard, they will remain the standard. The Chinese knockoffs will never do it. Companies like Elinchrom have tried but they couldn't make a major dent.
Belly ache all you want, but so long as they are the flagship and people will buy them, they will continue to price them however they will.
I am just glad to see the price of the Pocket Wizard Plus III and the X come down from the stratosphere of the Plus II's. I think $100 for the X is a better price point and I suspect that it will sell well.
I will say this, for all my clients, Pocket Wizards are their only choice. That is what we use in the studio.
Yaaaaaaay... current owner of 11 Pocket Wizard II's that photographers use throughout the 3 studio rooms. Might end up buying a few of these low cost, low profile Plus-X's for studio rentals and groupshoots...
Lower cost options that will work with the receivers in my lights, or my light meter? Good move on PW part, but as you pointed out they have already lost a lot of bizz to cheaper solutions
I wonder how much business they have really lost. My guess is that the low cost people are doing a good job of picking up the customers who never would have bought PW's because of the price. As they do that, the market in general grows, particularly since more and more people are buying cameras and using lights.
My guess is that their revenue remains steady or continues to grow. I doubt that they are hurting at all.
I was thinking more about what business they could have gained by releasing this two or more years ago. $99 each they still are not going to get the $20 knock off market but I don't think they really want that.
Or they could just be tired of paying inflated prices for items like these...
Also your argument isn't really sound. If PW wasn't seeing their profits impacted by lower costs solutions these wouldn't be selling for $99.
If Apple's dominance was unchecked by Samsung I can only imagine what we would be paying for the new iPhone models (which my Galaxy S3 spanks!).
That is a fair argument. I think the bean counters just ran the numbers and decided they could make more money with a high priced item. I agree though. They don't want the low end. It would have been nice if they had done this sooner but I am glad they did it now.
The price of all electronics go down over time. That is to be expected. I think PW rode it as long as they could and had to release less expensive things just as camera makers have. That doesn't mean they are losing money or are doing badly. That means they react to a changing market.
please sir, do tell us what PW patents were infringed?
True... that woulda been cool to have 8 channels... lucky for me I'm only utilizing 4 power supplies thru-out the SM studios...
never said anything about losing money...I said they had to lower prices due to competition. Also I'm sure the COGS has decreased as a result of sourcing cheaper parts, labour etc. Economics 101 in high school and university.
My comments were more to the point of adding value for the money. $99 is still a big deal to me despite no debts and great income. Maybe you are richer.
I think for that money they should have packaged the dumb triggers in to a set of two including cables and disposable batteries.
Personally I've learned in business that there are two ways to make money (honestly) . Lower costs and/or make more sales. My solution would definitely make them more sales...dumb triggers are a dime a dozen now, no matter what the logo is on the case.
Well, since I have a total of 45 heads on twelve packs an a dozen mono-lights, I am not quite as lucky as you.
That having been said, the only time it ever comes into play is when I want to run more than four simultaneaous sets, which does happen fairly regularly. Otherwise, channels are not really a problem. It just seems that it would be very easy to build units with more than four channels. For some reason PW has been committed to just four main channels for years.
These work pretty well I test them out the other day.
Well, since I have a total of 45 heads on twelve packs
Wow dude... 45 heads and a dozen power packs... that's pretty crazy... I thought my 4 packs and 13 heads was enough. You gotta dozen different rooms to shoot in? I wanna invite to your 20 room mansion...
I'm guessing its a bot that trolls the keywords and links it, or maybe they do read it...maybe they are here now....watching always watching! *dramatic music*
You can do a lot in a 5,000 square foot studio if you build it out. I have more than a dozen sets.
We are the buzz. We must be the cool crowd
The first iPhone -- pre-Android -- cost $499 with no contract. Samsung has had such an impact on Apple pricing that the iPhone 5 sells for $649. What was your point again?
My bad, I misread the specs. It is compatible with the original four channels. The new ones have ten channels, thus Plus X. My mistake.
Ten channels is enough for even what I do. I think I will start buying the Plus X rather than the Plus III's because they are adequate for what I need.
You and me both. I like the IIIs but reports of battery usage made me hold off. Now these look like something I will be adding to my kit.
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Molière 1622-1673
Publication Timeline
Most widely held works about Molière
Most widely held works by Molière
L'avare, comédie en cinq actes et en prose by Molière ( Book )
771 editions published between 1000 and 2013 in 6 languages and held by 3,037 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Een man die alleen aan zijn geld denkt, offert daar alles aan op
The misanthrope by Molière ( Book )
501 editions published between 1658 and 2013 in 5 languages and held by 2,416 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Affection I can endure, affectation I abhor. Empty phrases, meaningless gestures of faked good-will. These affable dispensers of embraces make me ill. Disgusted with French society where powdered fops gossip in code and bejewelled coquettes whisper behind fans, poet Alceste embarks on a one-man crusade against fakery, frippery and forked tongues. But could the woman he adores be the worst culprit of them all? And in this rarefied world will his revolution prove merely revolting? Considered by many to be Molière's best work, The Misanthrope was first performed in 1666 in Paris by the King's Pla
Amphitryon by Molière ( Book )
160 editions published between 1668 and 2012 in 7 languages and held by 1,765 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A new translation set in rhyme of a French classic. It tells of Jupiter's affair with the wife of a Greek general. Says Jupiter: "Your love for me was very weak, perforce, / If by so small a thing it was undone! / Should a little joke occasion a divorce, / And should one bridle at what was meant in fun?"
The mock doctor or, the dumb lady cur'd. A comedy, as it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. By his Majesty's servants. Done from Moliere. With songs in each act by Molière ( )
123 editions published between 1730 and 2005 in English and held by 1,660 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Les femmes savantes by Molière ( Book )
436 editions published between 1600 and 2013 in 4 languages and held by 1,627 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Théâtre avec treize personnages: cinq femmes, huit hommes
Tartuffe; comedy in five acts, 1669 by Molière ( Book )
25 editions published between 1961 and 2004 in 3 languages and held by 1,450 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
An imposter cleric gets into the house of the wealthy Orgon, whom he fools into promising him his wealth, position, and his young daughter. The translation into English verse of one of Molière's most masterful and most popular plays. A continuous delight from beginning to end (Richard Eberhart). Introduction by Richard Wilbur
Tartuffe, or, The hypocrite by Molière ( )
19 editions published between 1908 and 2012 in 3 languages and held by 1,405 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Tartuffe (full title: Tartuffe, or the Impostor, French: Tartuffe, ou l'Imposteur) is a comedy by Molière that is arguably his most famous play.-- Excerpted from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Tartuffe by Molière ( Book )
276 editions published between 1784 and 2013 in 10 languages and held by 1,381 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
When the seemingly perfect Tartuffe ingratiates himself with the wealthy Orgon and his mother Madame Pernelle, he is soon welcomed into their home and into their lives. His combination of charm, respectability and religious authority proves so irresistible that he is eventually promised the hand of Orgon's daughter in marriage. But the rest of Orgon's family have grave doubts - is there more to Tartuffe than meets the eye? When the threat of eviction for the family and imprisonment for Orgon become apparent, is it all too late to find out? This hilarious and irreverent whirlwind of lies, re
Oeuvres complètes de Molière by Molière ( Book )
274 editions published between 1825 and 1992 in 4 languages and held by 1,315 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
L'école des femmes : comedie by Molière ( Book )
276 editions published between 1679 and 2013 in 5 languages and held by 1,237 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A man is so intimidated by femininity that he resolves to marry his young, naïve ward and proceeds to make clumsy advances to this purpose
Œuvres de Molière by Molière ( Book )
402 editions published between 1684 and 2005 in 4 languages and held by 1,205 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Tartuffe, and other plays by Molière ( Book )
17 editions published between 1966 and 1981 in English and French and held by 1,163 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
For contents, see Author Catalog
Dom Juan : ou, Le festin de Pierre, comédie by Molière ( Book )
258 editions published between 1820 and 2012 in 6 languages and held by 1,133 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Notes explicatives, questionnaires, bilans accompagnent le texte
The misanthrope ; and Tartuffe by Molière ( Book )
11 editions published between 1954 and 1993 in English and Undetermined and held by 1,085 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
In the MISANTHROPE, Alceste begins as a man who loves mankind so much that he cannot brook flattery or hypocrisy and winds up withdrawing from society in disgust. In Tartuffe, unctuous, cunning and evil Tartuffe insinuates himself into the home of substantial citizen Orgon. Tartuffe almost succeeds in driving the son away, marrying the daughter, seducing the wife and depriving Orgon of all his possessions
Le malade imaginaire by Molière ( Book )
266 editions published between 1673 and 2014 in 6 languages and held by 1,057 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Dernière pièce du dramaturge, donnée par lui-même et la Troupe du roi, sur son propre théâtre, au Palais-Royal, le 10 février 1673. Molière destinait cette ambitieuse comédie-ballet aux fêtes de la Cour, données à l'occasion du retour de Louis XIV victorieux après la guerre des Pays-Bas
The misanthrope, and other plays by Molière ( Book )
31 editions published between 1959 and 1993 in English and Undetermined and held by 1,045 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The Sicilian or love the painter - Tartuffe or The Impostor - A Doctor in spite of himself - The imaginary invalid id_____________
The school for wives; comedy in five acts, 1662 by Molière ( Book )
6 editions published in 1971 in English and held by 1,002 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Romantic comedy set in 17th-century France with the aged guardian versus young man as suitor of young woman
Le bourgeois gentilhomme : comédie-ballet by Molière ( Book )
180 editions published between 1874 and 2010 in 4 languages and held by 992 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Cette nouvelle série classique réunit les deux collections Larousse et Bordas. En plus de fournir le texte intégral de l'oeuvre, elle dispense une présentation pour l'aborder et une manière suggérée pour la lire. Illustrations et biblio
Œuvres complètes by Jean Racine ( Book )
73 editions published between 1932 and 2010 in French and held by 937 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Cette nouvelle édition se distingue surtout par un appareil critique nettement enrichi et par une étude sur "La Fontaine et ses illustrateurs". Précisons que sont reproduites pour chaque fable, l'illustration qui l'accompagnait dans ses premières éditions. On retrouve aussi en appendice le ##Discours sur la fable## de Houdar de La Motte, l'##Eloge de La Fontaine## de Chamfort, le ##Second éloge de La Fontaine## de La Harpe et l'##Essai sur les fables## de Taine. [SDM]
The non-Juror a comedy. As it is acted at the Theatre-Royal, by His Majesty's servants. Writien [sic] by Mr. Cibber by Colley Cibber ( )
71 editions published between 1718 and 2005 in English and held by 907 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
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These guys make my life!
this is love.
I want to meet them both so bad!
i love their relationship. and when heejun made it through to the top 24 when he came out of the room and phil was there...
I love love love this bromance. :)
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All of these are pretty new. But the newest of them are descending. I think I've made great strides in crosshatching over a short period.
Aside from my totally unresponsive 15-person following on Tumblr, I don't have anyone to show this stuff to. Lol. So any feedback is appreciated.
I'm a comic hopeful. I want to do (relatively) black and white short story webcomics for a living. It's a mountain to climb and I'm currently unemployed as a means of exploring an art sabbatical. Fire away plz!
Dr.Juice, the cyborg man of medicine.
Not even a kindly doddering turtle may pass.
Tera-Cactus VS The Nuclear Crawfish.
A succubus or some such thing.
Devil Chad. Fanart done for Screwattack.com. There is no inside joke to 'get' about this image. The recipient is likely just as weirded out as you.
An excuse to draw a chair and a couple of pillows.
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You have some good stuff going on I just started my own hike ad believe me I am far from the top.
DR. Juice reminds me of Freddy Krueger and Edward scissor hands maybe a bit of vayga
I love that turtle XD You have very clean style!
http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=136949 My sketchbook Critiques are welcome!
Cool that you want to get into comics, try doing some sequential art too if that's the case. Even rough panels I think will help develop a feel for how to lay them out.
Haha I love the Golden Boy anime to bad it's so short D:
lovely sketches you have here. It would be nice to see some paintings!
Great imagination! I like that your drawings all seem to have a sense of humor to them. Keep it up!
My Sketchbook - http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...hlight=bloomer
Lol, I'm glad you appraise it that way. I try to theme every new drawing, and make it worth remembering a week later. Devil Chad was a real mission, made for the sole purpose of making the subject--Chad, of course--go "WTF."Great imagination! I like that your drawings all seem to have a sense of humor to them. Keep it up!
Welllll. I've got ONE I'm comfortable with sharing. It's a little old, though. Last year.lovely sketches you have here. It would be nice to see some paintings!
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Lol... I truly hestitate to upload this. But hey, it was pretty educational. I hadn't done much fast-sketching in awhile, and the feeling came back like a comfortable old shoe.
I did all this in the span of 4 hours, using Oblivion to get any pose and perspective I wanted. And for once I'm totally worn out of drawing cheesecake. I feel like such a guy after the fact, y'know?
Oh and as for that "Devil Chad" pic up there. It did get a response from Chad. It's at 57:10.
Warms the heart, brah. :D
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Had some fun drawing weird shizznaw, as I often do.
Hadn't touched Sai in quite awhile. It was a welcome return. I feel like Sai is such an underrated program in this hemisphere.
Nice female studies and that monster battle, Bitchin! Dr. Juice is my favorite though, probably because he has the most range in regards to tone. Your pieces have strong line work, I think going back into them with a softer dark pencil like a 4b or higher would make them pop.
PS great start to yo SB
I'm GLAD Dr.Juice is your favorite. Dr.Juice is a very big part of one of my stories. ;DNice female studies and that monster battle, Bitchin! Dr. Juice is my favorite though, probably because he has the most range in regards to tone. Your pieces have strong line work, I think going back into them with a softer dark pencil like a 4b or higher would make them pop.
PS great start to yo SB
I'm getting a lot faster with the process from start to finish. By this time yesterday I hadn't even started on a sketch for this.
This music was a big help.
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It's another freaky eyeball girl. But she's facing the other way, so use your imagination.
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With the last few maybe try to give a better sense of a ground? Keep up the good work!
I'll put this through Sai this tomorrow. It's gonna be a long one.
Stay tuned.
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I feel sorta defeated by this one. I am NOT good at drawing water. And I opted out of it.
Anyone have any recommended reading/watching? I want to get a lot better at moving water.
Self portrait!
... Mostly a bump.
Character height chart of the things I'm about to upload next. I was happy when I finally finished all 8.
The 4 from the left are good guys. The 4 from the right are bad guys. If you have any questions about them, ask. u: I'd love to gab.
Good guys. There are 5, but the 5th was excluded, because he's a shapeshifter. A defining look is sort of besides the point.
2)Dr.Alex Snowball / "Dr.Snowball"
3)Vienna (the samurai mutant frog-mermaid)
4)Hion the Shadow
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The bad guys. They have a leader who is not shown here, because in the context of the story he's always wreathed in shadows.
2)Count Alucard
3)Szorupca Szinjule
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This pic is inspired almost solely by a track of music. This one.
It's the setting of the second arc in a story I'm making. A giant nomadic floating plant which resembles a palm tree and bodhi tree hodgepodge. It sustains life wherever it goes, and human settlements cling to it wherever it settles. This time it was a mountain.
I am now uploading my demons.
Enjoy demons plz.
I'm drawing up a sort of campy superhero story about a nudist surfer. You can imagine it will find it's audience. But right now the project is a mewing baby. And it's tough to get the input I crave.
The attachment system was being REALLY fussy with me.
Like your digital pieces so clear look, not bad, keep it going
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Published on November 22nd, 2013 | by Christian Cawley
Reviewed: An Adventure in Space and Time
I wrote a love letter once. To be honest, it can't have been very good as it did nothing for my romantic aspirations at the time. Putting this down to my poor ability as a wordsmith, I eventually gave up hope, only for the lady in question to get in touch with me many years later and inform me that although it was a nice thought, she was now pregnant with her fourth child and would I please stop bothering her.
Bloody Royal Mail.
Something similar happened to Mark Gatiss and An Adventure in Space and Time, an idea he first pitched over 10 years ago for Doctor Who's oft-forgotten 40th anniversary. In this case, his letter to the show he loves was turned down, only to be successfully accepted for the series' 50th anniversary. While we'll never know how the original would have turned out, we can at least be satisfied in knowing that this time around the production was taken completely seriously by all concerned.
It has often been pointed out in the past few weeks that the film – starring David Bradley as William Hartnell – is a tale of how no one is irreplaceable. There is, of course, a lot more to it than that, from the formation of a sort of "A-Team" of cultural outsiders in the doughnut shaped Television Centre charged with creating and driving the fledgling Doctor Who to the realisation that the show is bigger than any of them. Topped off with a wonderful collection of tributes from those who appeared or were involved in the show in those days (or both) such as William Russell, Carole Ann Ford, Peter Purves, Mark Eden, Hartnell's real-life granddaughter Judith (also known by her stage name Jessica) Carney and many others, An Adventure in Space and Time is perhaps the most potent love letter ever written.
If you didn't have something in your eye, even for a second, as the film concluded, then you can blame the Cybermen.
When reviewing, it is customary to point out something complementary about the performances. In this case, it simply isn't possible. The evocation of 1963 at the BBC was so strong and powerful and overwhelmingly tainted by cigarette smoke and Brylcreem that to all intents and purposes this was a genuine window on the past, rather than a collection of actors reciting lines and occupying roles. (Having said that, I was particularly impressed with David Annen as TARDIS designer Peter Brachacki, but that might just be down to my fascination with the ship's interior. Similarly, Nick Briggs was noticeable as Dalek voice Peter Hawkins.) Naturally Bradley, Jessica Raine as Verity Lambert, Sacha Dhawan as Waris Hussein and Brian Cox as Sydney Newman are all excellent, but they're surrounded by a suitably brilliant support cast (with both Claudia Grant and Jamie Glover pitching Carole Ann Ford and William Russell with precision) who never let them down.
Often these types of film tend to dwell too long on particular elements that are irrelevant or distracting. Not here, where Terry McDonough's direction was strong enough to keep it simple and show us the peripheral stuff (Delia Derbyshire and the Radiophonic Workshop, the "howlround" effect in the show's titles and other small but relevant elements) without swaying from the path of the film's story.
If you haven't yet seen An Adventure in Space and Time, now is the time to look away.
Presented as a time-hopping flashback for Hartnell as he records his final scenes, towards the end of the film we're treated with the appearance of not one, but two successors.
Reece Shearsmith, a colleague of Gatiss from The League of Gentlemen, is surprisingly engaging as Patrick Troughton despite looking clown-like. The moment is interesting, but ultimately overwhelmed by the fact that Matt Smith also turns up as the Doctor, looking back at his predecessor in a wonderful and uncredited silent appearance.
Rumours abounded during and since the show's production that Gatiss himself would be appearing as Jon Pertwee in a recreation of the famous photoshoot for The Three Doctors. In the event this was left out, although as you can see, Gatiss was certainly present on set as the mother-hen Time Lord.
Was An Adventure in Space and Time really something that non-fans would have found interesting? As a recreation of the early-to-mid 1960s it makes an excellent period drama. In portraying the struggle of a man suffering from health problems that would eventually lead to his iconic role being recast (and the reason why the show is still so popular 50 years on) it is thought provoking. Hartnell was only 55. A much older man was cast (Bradley is 71) which should give us an idea of how Hartnell's smoking and drinking affected his physique and health.
With any success, there is tragedy. We'll never know if Hartnell cried "I don't wanna go!" at his mantelpiece after his meeting with Sydney Newman. As an echo of the future it is memorable; as a matter of fact, it is debatable, but of course this doesn't matter. Bill Hartnell was an ill man who – as it transpired – found subsequent acting work thin on the ground.
Perhaps the reality of watching Gatiss' film is that while each of us is replaceable, we should all be doing what is best for ourselves and our loved ones. Whatever the message, one thing is for certain – An Adventure in Space and Time is BAFTA material.
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I thought this show was engaging,funny and often sad. the set's of the tardis were spot on.And all the cast were just brilliant,the best drama in a long time,it was great to spot the old companion's in the background and we had two dr's turn up at the end.It's a pity that reece shersmith looked more like hailey cropper with an ill fitting wig that let the second dr down a little,but it was a nice touch when matt smith turned up which i must admit left a tear in my eye,i hope some day there is a follow up with jon pertwee and his son sean playing him well done to mark gratis and all involved in it.
I know Mr Gatiss was quoted as saying he expected some flak – but he'll receive none from me. I thought it was a wonderful tribute to the show and the people responsible for it; I'll even applaud that slightly "fannish" touch and say I've never liked Matt as The Doctor more!
I didn't much like Shearsmith as Troughton until he made that quip about "Oh, couldn't they get him?" and sounded so perfectly Second Doctor. And the reminders of the very different cultural atmosphere – calling Verity Lambert "dear lady" and the barman ignoring Waris Hussein – were all the more striking for not being over-played.
Over to you, Mr Moffat! The bar for anniversary programming has been set very high.
Just a brilliant love letter to Doctor Who and the people who created it , funny clever and moving , great acting and direction and music .
Day of the Doctor will have to go a long way to top this for me.
I haven't watched it yet, but the comments are really whetting my appetite.
I'm a Briton in Asia, and if I watched Day of the Doctor go out on iPlayer at the time of broadcast, it would be four in the morning and I'd be too tired to really enjoy it. So I have decided to avoid the internet all day on Sunday, waiting for it to get dark again, and then watch An Adventure in Space and Time and DOTD at night, as a double-bill.. I have no idea whether I'll be strong enough to resist ruining the plan by watching it earlier.
"I don't wanna go!"
He doesn't whine it out like ol' Tensquee, does he? I'm in America and it's premiering tonight at 9 (although I'll have to catch the repeat due to, um, other obligations).
This really was a wonderful love letter to the series and the fans. It didn't shy away from the uncomfortable realities of prejudice within the BBC or that Hartnell was often a difficult man to work with, but it also provided some pathos because we were shown why he was so cantankerous due to his ill health. And I think this makes this film all the better for being entertaining and yet uncomfortable at the same time. Its like when I began to hear more stories about my grandfather in his younger days after he passed away, learning things about him that were difficult to accept compared to the man I grew up with, but still loving him despite his faults.
The lifting of lines from the future of the series was a fun touch, whether they happened or not. Art imitating life imitating art. Besides the "I don't want to go", I also heard "Brave heart" in there, as well as a couple of others.
I really liked it. I just wish the designers Peter Brachacki and Raymond Cusick had been mentioned by name, as they created two of the most iconic images in the whole series, namely the tardis interior/console and the Daleks. As it was stated that it was a team effort, these designers were as important as the producers/actors/writers, all of whom were given credit by name. A small but important point in an otherwise excellent piece.
I thoroughly enjoyed this, which skilfully incorporated many of the anecdotes and stories we have heard about those years. It would have been fun to have included the scene from the Aztecs of the Doctor wooing Cameca, but you can't include everything..a Troughton/Pertwee years sequel would be wonderful…my Doctors…
As I said elsewhere, I adored this. I thought it was very touching. Bradley, Cox, Raine, and Dhawan were all pitch-perfect IMHO.
I recorded & watched this several times since and have found it to be an extremely well crafted docudrama. Of course it plays so much better with the ads bypassed completely – when there isn't a blaring commercial break between one scene and the next, especially when the chronometer (date in time readout, whatever) on the TARDIS console is used to punctuate a particularly sweet or sad scene and move us on to a different point in time, was quite good device for resetting the mood. The more I watch it the more I realize that this lovely bit of fiction-based-in-fact story succeeds in changing William Hartnell (I'm speaking of the character of William Hartnell as he is portrayed in this movie) in the same way as the producer wanted the character of the Doctor to be changed in "Doctor Who". In the beginning we see Hartnell portrayed as a crusty, somewhat bitter and in some ways downright mean old man, with no patience for his own granddaughter; but by the end he has been transformed into a sweet, lovable old grandfather, whose prickly exterior no longer fully hides the vulnerability and kindheartedness within. A perfect example is when Waris Hussein says he's been offered "A Passage to India", and Hartnell asks with a slight smirk "a one-way fare". If that line had been delivered by the chain-smoking, whiskey-drinking Hartnell we first see sitting in his chair looking angry, frustrated and perhaps even a bit constipated; he'd come across as a nasty old racist. But by the time he delivers the line later in the story, we see the hint of a smirk and recognize the quip as an affectionate bit of teasing – a hug hidden behind the pretense at a barb from a man who simply can't bring himself to actually express his true feelings for fear once he started he wouldn't be able to stop. In fact, in the "I don't want to go" scene we see what happens when Hartnell allows himself to completely drop his defenses, and the outpouring of emotion is heartbreaking.
Every "Doctor Who" fan who has watched the original episodes that still survive dating back to the Hartnell era and who have read articles about the early days of the show knew that there were plenty of unflattering portrayals of the "real" William Hartnell, and I am sure many sat down to first watch this with a sense of dread, that perhaps the portrayal would be too unkind and critical. But this movie succeeds in telling the unflattering stories and then putting them in perspective, showing us the humanity that hid beneath the hardened shell Mr. Hartnell at times worked very hard to maintain. I defy anyone to come away from this movie with an unfavorable view of the man.


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It was a long night for Walorski...but nothing compared to the months and months of campaigning.
"You know its taken all of us, thousands of us a long time to complete this journey. And its just been such a humbling experience, it's become such a large part of our lives, you've become part of my family."
But she says the work is just beginning.
"All of us will be rolling up our sleeves tomorrow morning and we're going to be working to take the message of common sense Hoosiers, that rebuilt an economy, to Washington, DC, because Hoosiers got it right."
Before any of this celebrating, there was a lot of waiting.
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And it was. Close enough that every vote really did count, which is why counting votes went late into the night.
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With the MTV Video Music Awards a couple of weeks away, it's time for a rollout of talent.
Rihanna and Frank Ocean – making his VMA debut – have been added to the performance lineup, while Atlanta rapper 2 Chainz joins the presenter list that also includes The Wanted, Kesha, Miley Cyrus, Wiz Khalifa and the "Fierce Five" – the U.S. Women's Olympics Gymnastics team.
Previously announced performers are Alicia Keys, Taylor Swift, One Direction, Pink and Green Day.
The VMAs will air live on MTV at 8 p.m. Sept. 6.
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Thanks Melissa, completely understood. I'd just never seen it anywhere without her little special character in there. I suppose she hasn't made the AP style guide.
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Back in January, Porsche CEO Matthias Mueller said that the world was just not ready for the long rumored baby Boxster - or 550 as it is believed to be called. However, now it seems that Mueller is investigating the decision a bit further and coming up with a different response because in a recent interview he said the car was definitely still in the works.
Mueller said that Porsche held a focus group last month to see if the market was ready for a new A-segment roadster. He didn't reveal the results, but he did say that it would be more a matter of when; "when is the right time? Now? Three years from now? Six or seven?" The timing has to be just right and so does the car because Porsche doesn't want to risk introducing a new lower-priced, entry-level model and end up damaging the company's brand image. Until those details are ironed out, Porsche will simply not move forward with a decision: "We're in no hurry. We have the freshest and youngest model line we've had in our history."
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I haven't eaten meat in a while, and in both the times I have tried recently…it's literally made me nauseous and given me the feeling that my insides are shredding to pieces.
I am finally at the point that I've wanted to be in terms of meat: I don't crave it at all whatsoever.
And as far as fast food goes, it's the same situation. I hadn't actually had it in several months until this past week…and it did the same thing. Insides = destroyed…even the veggie burger I tried at BK today. It wasn't happening.
I don't really believe in labeling myself as a vegetarian, vegan, pescitarian, etc. I am just eating what I believe is good for my body.
Overall- considering the nasty things I have learned about our food industry these past few years, I believe this is the beginning of a healthier life choice for me.
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The Oakland Police Department will organize a crowd-control training excercise today to better prepare officers to respond to protests related to a verdict in the trial of former BART officer Johannes Mehserle, the San Jose Mercury News reports.
The department hopes to avert a replay of rioting that occurred in January 2009, after Mehserle was arrested, then released on bail.
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Robert McGehee, Ph.D., presents the Graduate School Faculty Member of the Year award to Morris Cranmer, Ph.D.
May 7, 2013 | Morris Cranmer, Ph.D., professor in the UAMS Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health Department of Environmental and Occupational Health, was named the Graduate School "Faculty Member of the Year" in an awards reception on April 4.
"I was totally surprised," Cranmer said. "I was not expecting it and couldn't have been more pleased."
Faculty members are nominated for the award by their students and peers, and the recipient is selected by the UAMS Graduate School.
Cranmer was instrumental in starting the Graduate Certificate in Regulatory Science program at UAMS. The program, which started last fall, consists of four three-credit hour courses in Federal Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, risk assessment, clinical trials and good regulatory practice regulations. In its first year, the program had 22 students with 10 graduating this fall. The program is a collaborative effort between the National Center for Toxicological Research (NCTR) and the UAMS College of Public Health.
At the reception, Robert McGehee, Ph.D., dean of the UAMS Graduate School, recognized Cranmer for his work ethic.
"This was a brand-new program that started last fall largely through his tireless efforts," McGehee said. "He was critical in the course formulation process and ushered all of the courses and curriculum through the Graduate Council and the Arkansas Department of Higher Education in record time. He also recruited the first 20 students into the program and was able to leverage financial support for many of these students through partnering with the National Center for Toxicological Research."
Cranmer said the Regulatory Science Training Program at UAMS has many partners.
"It would not have been implemented without the collaboration with NCTR, the commitment of the UAMS chancellor and dean and staff of the Graduate School, and the leadership of Dr. Jay Gandy and the administration of the College of Public Health," Cranmer said. "It is the dedicated faculty and students that have made the program successful."
Cranmer is no stranger to high accolades having received an Award of Merit from the FDA and the Achievement Award from the Society of Toxicology. He also was awarded with the Distinguished Service Award from the U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare, that organization's highest award for a civilian. In addition he has a predoctoral student award named for him by the International Neurotoxicology Conference Series.
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Cranmer's affiliation with UAMS began in 1972. He has received adjunct professor appointments in the UAMS College of Medicine in biochemistry, pediatrics and toxicology/pharmacology. Cranmer has also held adjunct professor positions in epidemiology at the University of Miami and in health physics at the University of Michigan. In 2003 he became a professor in the UAMS College of Public Health.
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It was a cold, windy day on Crystal Mountain, and my daughter and I were on our way inside for a nosh and some warmth. I watched as a man picked up a tray and some cocoa cups left behind by patrons, who--I like to think--were distracted by some child's emergency or something similar. He returned the items to their…Continue
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I just received this e-mail from Lt. Mark Grant (standing on the right in the above photo, next to Charlie Company sniper Shaun Menard), whose soldiers I embedded with for 30-hours for a story in our October 2010 issue of Traverse, Magazine…Continue
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I stopped by Cedar Creek Interior in Traverse City yesterday for a casual workshop with their house artisan, Karen Brennan. I was really blown away with the way the owners, Kim Hooker and Kevin Graves, have transitioned from Up North rustic to a globally sophisticated style that is completely rooted in Northern Michigan. Their equation is three fold and begins with the natural tasteful style of Kim and Kevin. They complement that with fabulous one-of-a kind works made from salvaged material…Continue
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Late last September at a still-dark wee hour of the morning I left my house in Glen Arbor in a pelting rainstorm to make the two-hour drive to the Mackinac Island ferry. Miraculously, I juggled my garment bag filled with a black blazer, gray pants, white blouse, conservative little black dress and pearls, into the backseat without trolling it through the mud. As I slid behind the wheel, this question weighed heavy on my mind: When to swap my sandals for the high heels jammed into my…Continue
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Last Spring, when Paula McLain, bestselling author of The Paris Wife (about Ernest Hemingway's first wife, Hadley) was in Traverse City as a guest of the National Writers Series, I helped arrange a tour for her of Hemingway's Northern Michigan haunts.
It was an incredible day that began with the…Continue
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Morsel's Velvet and Satin creation.
The February issue of Traverse, Northern Michigan's Magazine has a story about the National Writers Series. Here's a vignette I found while doing research that didn't make it into print but really wanted to share because of what it says about the series and our…Continue
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Miners Falls is on the Miners River in Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore near Munising, Michigan in the Central Upper Peninsula.
The 40-foot falls spills over the sandstone lip of a canyon that was once the shoreline of Lake Superior, but today is a few…
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I love the quiet of the scenery from the ski lift and the view from the top. I relish the time with my daughter to talk about everything and nothing. I like the camaraderie of apres ski and glow of the fireplace. And the freeing release when one takes off a ski boot is a sweet reward.
But my favorite…
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Finally, the snow we've all been waiting for has arrived - and at just the right time! About 8" of nice powder arrived overnight and while we are hoping for more, this gives us a great base for cross country skiing and snowshoeing. This picture was taken on the ski trail behind my house! Doesn't get…Continue
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Caption: Cassidy Edwards, Peter Fisher and my new grandpuppy, Barley Fisher-Edwards
Sunday morning I set out with my daughter, Cassidy, her future mother-in-law, Betsy Fisher, and friends Leah and Carol Hilton, Katie Wiesen and Mason Query to hit the Downtown Traverse City Bridal…Continue
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Know this: Mario Batali hasn't eaten at Nonna's at The Homestead in Glen Arbor.
As always and forever kudos to Batali, Northern Michigan's celeb chef who has put the divine, earthy, gourmand foodie secrets of our region on the world's culinary map. But I'd stake a plate of handmade gnocchi on the fact that Batali has missed one of the best-kept secrets in Northern Michigan's culinary scene:…Continue
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In celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Superintendent Dusty Shultz is pleased to announce that the entrance fee to the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore (National Lakeshore) will be waived during the upcoming holiday weekend, beginning Saturday, January 14 and continuing through Monday, January 16.
The National Lakeshore, along with the other 397 units of the national…Continue
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Sitting on a Northern Michigan ski lift, my daughter and I watched a man throw a ski pole at his young son like a javelin, plunging dangerously towards his face. It was one of many transgressions we saw at two ski resorts over the busy New Year's ski weekend, inspiring this list of ski etiquette:
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Embarkation. We arrived in NYC 9:30, and to the port around 10:30, the Bike Race made it hard to get to the port. We parked, gave the porter the luggage and was directed to the Latitude waiting area. We were in that area for 30 minutes at most and then were sent to check in. We sat in the chairs for 30 minutes at most and then got on the ship.
Cabin. The cabin, 11520 a BA category, was always clean. The only issue was the power, which was fixed quickly. The one and only 110 volt receptacle did not work. I went to the front desk and with in 20 minutes someone brought a transformer, it gave us two 110 volt plugs
Dining. Overall the food on the ship was very good. We eat in Windows twice, one diner and one lunch. The food and the service were both very good. Each morning we had breakfast at the buffet. The selection of food was OK, but NCL had not gotten the hint, the SCRAMBLE EGGS ARE WET STILL. There was an omelet station, there were two staff members manning it and the layout was confusing. Guest would be in line waiting were you got a plate. As you walk up to the first staff member if the other was available you would walk over, other guest would start a line behind you. No fault to the guests, a "rope line" may be in order. Had diner in the specialty three time, Cagney's one and Le Bistro twice. The service and food in Cagney's was very good and worth the money, but nothing compared the Le Bistro, the Le Bistro was OUTSTANDING. Wendell was the concierge both nights and was outstanding. Michael and Mary took care of us the first night. On the second night we had Donald and Mary, other members also made sure the food arrived, plates were cleared and the water was full. If you are reading this review before you cruise the Spirit, make it a point to book at least one diner in the Le Bistro, it IS worth the price. The Blue Lagoon is a good place for a quick meal. Overall the food is good, at times the service is slow and if you order lets say, Wings, Chili, and a Burger, they all come at the same time. At times the Fries and Potatoes Skins are warm and soggy.
Ports/Destination. We enjoyed Halifax, Boston and Martha Vineyard. Being from Boston we did a Duck Tour of the city. I live in Boston; it was fun and an interesting way to see the city I live in as a tourist. In Halifax, the Citadel and Maritime Museum were great takes. Get to the Citadel for the Noon time canon, and watch the changing of the Guards. The Maritime Museum is also a good take. The second floor has stuff from many wrecks and outstanding ship models. Martha Vineyard is a very pretty island. We took the only shore excursion that was offered, it was a bus tour of the island that dropped us off in Edgartown for 1.5 Hrs, and we did some shopping and seeing of the sites
Casino. I was not overly impressed with the Casino Staff. I asked on the first day if my points from the Dawn could be applied to the Spirit, by the last day they were not. I was told the Dawn "Did not reply to the email" When I got on the Dawn in May 2007 the points from Aug 2006 on the Spirit were transfer as I waited, no email no waiting, did some thing change were in the system? The times in the Freestyle and the Slots Tournament did not match. When asked I was told it was a mix-up, it was printed as if we stopped in Bar Harbor???????? Now my big issue, the Craps Table. There are Dealers and Stickman that should not be working on that game. Examples: $5 table, Point was 8; I dropped $15 and asked for a 6 and 9. On a $5 dollar table that is a $5 - 9 and a $6 -6. It took some time for the dealer to get it, the Stickman and the Box man needed to tell the person what to do. NOTE: I was one of three people playing; there was not a lot of action. On that same run, added a $5 -5, the game had to stop because the dealer had no idea what bet each of the three people had. Craps is a fast game, and I understand that Stickman and Dealers get changed, but they MUST understand the game. The Casino opened late several nights, I think it was due to the slow speed we were traveling since the fog was heavy as we left Boston. The late opening is NO fault of the casino staff, I think telling the many people that were waiting what was going on would have been in order.
Cruise Ship Staff. The Food Service and House Keeping staff did a very good job, my option of the Cruise Director and his staff is different. I saw and heard the Cruise Director less on this cruise than others. The announcements that were made had very little detail, and information was not supplied on a timely basis. The ship did not info us until the Wed night that we would have to clear US Immigration Thursday morning in Boston. The notification was the papers left by the Hotel staff when they turned down the beds. A less formal notification was taped in the elevators. When Thursday morning came the ship did not follow its own schedule on who went to Immigration when. The Freestyle Daily said that when we got to Martha Vineyard the tenders until 10:30 were to be for guest with Shore Excursion, after that "Independent Guests" could go ashore. When the announcement was made about the tenders being ready, no note was made about guests with excursion being first. Also, I have never heard of the phase "Independent Guests", is that a new NCL word. The only announcement that had detail and followed the schedule was the deck by deck departure on the last day.
DW and I have been to Bermuda and the surrounding area 5+ times and wanted a change and it was enjoyable. I would recommend the ports to others as well as NCL.


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Home > Post > Post 16 > Post 16 News Release > 2009 News Releases > News Release
News Release
TFC Corey King
Public Affairs Officer
Kentucky State Police
Post 16, Henderson
(270) 826-3312
Click here to e-mail TFC Corey King
Death Investigation at the Union County Jail
Date of News Release: 07/25/2009
(Henderson, Ky.) -- Kentucky State Police Post 16 Henderson is investigating a death that occurred at the Union County Jail on Friday, July 24, 2009.
Trisha L. Powell, 39, of Sturgis was found unresponsive in her cell during a routine check by a deputy jailer. Deputies and EMS attempted to resuscitate Powell with no success. Union County Coroner Stephen Shouse was notified and pronounced Ms. Powell deceased. An autopsy will be conducted at the Kentucky State Medical Examiners office in Madisonville, the date and time are pending at this time. The case is still under investigation by Kentucky State Police Detective Marc Carter but is believed to be a possible suicide by hanging. The Kentucky State Police was assisted at the scene by the Morganfield Police Department, THE Union County Coroners office, and the Union County Jailer.
There is no further information at this time.


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Whats the disadvantage of running two tank spec'd players in 5mans?
Up until now(lvl 71) my prot warrior tank has been anywhere from 50-80% of total party dps so saying that "You'll give the tank fits, generate little to no DPS, and confuse everyone." is not wholly true.
now, wether or not the dps and healer can deal with the concept of two tanks is another story, so long as the healer follows the furthest tank forward the instance will clear fine.
To add to this: it goes for more than just prot-specced warriors; many tanks have attacks that can only be used after avoiding attacks, and all of 'em have more resources when they're the one being attacked.
It also takes far less brainpower to confirm that the mob not attacking you is, instead, attacking another tank, than it is to simply recognize that the mob is just not attacking you, and it's usually simpler for your healer if all the damage is going to one place.
I've been lvling a prot warr the past two weeks, and almost to 50. I've never been beat on dps, and its usually by a long shot too. (Here's the boa i have: mail chest, leather shoulders, 1H mace, and bow. Don't judge :P )
However, the same thing happened to me when I lvled my prot pally as well (with no boa). I really think it's just the fact that you enter combat a few seconds before every else (or should be anyways), and have to spread around some aoe love before they can start nuking. Those few attacks on every pull really add up to the total dmg done, and hence ur dps.


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[05.06.13] Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition. MDKtm
[09.10.12] Saatchi's The Future Can Wait, London. MDKtm
The London Design Festival is celebrating its 10th birthday this September by holding nearly as many events as this summer's Olympic games. Thankfully, there's a smartphone app to help you navigate the mass of city-wide shows and 'interventions'. We're particularly looking forward to exploring the V&A to find the ten ghost-like Mimicry chair installations and the BE OPEN Sound Portal in Trafalgar Square. MDKtm
It's not unusual to see abandoned buildings with smashed windows in run down parts of a city. But it is unusual to see every window – all 312 of them – cracked and smashed in exactly the same way. This warehouse in Hackney, London is just a – erm – stone's throw away from the Olympic Stadium and has been reborn as an art piece by Alex Chinneck. He painstakingly replaced all the windows with 1,248 identically broken pieces of glass, brilliantly regenerating the forgotten building by – ironically – destroying it even further. Sadly, the destruction becomes final in November when the warehouse is due for demolition. MDKtm
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