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Wed, Jun 06, 2012 | 02:02 BST
Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 slated for June 20 release
The latest installment in Duels of the Planeswalkers series will release on June 20 according to Wizards of the Coast.
Thu, Sep 15, 2011 | 21:32 BST
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Thu, Aug 18, 2011 | 04:15 BST
Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012 expansion inbound
There's an expansion coming for the latest version of Magic The Gathering: Duels of the Planeswalkers, bringing with it the chance to past planeswalkers as the Archenemy.
Wed, May 25, 2011 | 02:29 BST
Quick shots – Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012 due Wednesday
Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012, sequel to the 2009 release, is due on Wednesday. I hope you've … tapped your mana pool? Is that a thing?
Thu, Mar 10, 2011 | 17:14 GMT
Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012 hitting this summer
Wizards of the Coast has announced a summer release for Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012.
Thu, Feb 10, 2011 | 10:13 GMT
Magic: The Gathering, Castlevania, Dead Space 2 content hitting Home this week
Sony's announced more additional goods for PlayStation Home with Magic: The Gathering and Castlevania: Lords of Shadow content hitting this week.
Sun, Jan 16, 2011 | 17:31 GMT
Magic the Gathering: Tactics gets Blue Mana trailer
SOE has released a new video for Magic the Gathering: Tactics, showing off what your characters will be looking like in videogame form, rather than being confined to a glossy card.
Wed, Oct 14, 2009 | 21:55 BST
Magic the Gathering update slated for Oct. 21 on XBL
Magic the Gathering: Duels of the Planeswalkers for Xbox Live Arcade will get an update next week on October 21.
This is the first update for the title, and will include the following:
- Three new playable decks; including Tezzeret's "Relics of Doom" Planeswalker deck
- Three new unlockable cards for each of the eight original decks
- New Two-Headed Giant co-op levels
- Three new puzzling challenge levels
There is also to be a new single-player campaign and and the ability to unlock Sarkhan Vol and Jace Beleren's new Planeswalker decks.
The expansion will run you 400 MS Points ($5.00).
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Tue, Feb 19, 2008 | 07:37 GMT
Magic: The Gathering coming to XBLA
There'll be geek frenzy about this. Wizards of the Coast has confirmed that it's to release two Magic: The Gathering games on XBLA.
The two games will apparently supplement the already-running Magic: The Gathering Online, whch boasts over 350,000 active accounts.
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i know it probably shoudn't be here
but i couldn't find any info
so i have my bravia kdl40z4500 connected to my laptop
i use it to watch movies
the problem is the highest Hz i can set is 60Hz
there are some standard drivers
although my laptop recognise it's sony tv
but i was wondering
if there are some drivers for windows7 or something else
that would let me set something more than 60Hz ?
anybody know how to do this ?
becasue i know that there is alot of people here that are more into PC than i am
Well, maybe your TV can't do more as external display, 60 Hz is normal IIRC.
Or your graphics card can't do it with the high resolution (guess you're on FullHD?).
TVs usually do not support PC style resolution and frequencies, especially via HDMI. So the only things you can transfer to it are the standard one like 576i@50Hz to 1080P@60Hz and most things in between. Some TVs (my Bravia too) don't support 1080P via VGA either, but it does support some resolutions with 75Hz.
Question is, why would you want to do it and what do you want to achieve? Most panels in TVs can't switch this fast anyways, at least in extreme conditions (full contrast swap).
Keep in mind that the PS3, no matter what you set it to, never exceeds 60Hz at its output. IIRC in 3D mode, it does support frame packing (though I don't know which modes exactly) which blows up resolution, but not framerate. That's also the reason why 1080P only works up to 24P in 3D, not 60Hz like in 2D mode.
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TV's are much different than computer monitors as far as refresh rate.
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- Marilyn Monroe's Personal Cocktail Dress
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This website showcases a personal collection of Marilyn Monroe memorabilia comprising a lifetime of memories, both Marilyn's and the collector's. While there are other collections of Marilyn Monroe memorabilia, this compilation is unique in that items within the collection represent significant aspects of Marilyn Monroe's life. Just a few examples include:
- A Pucci Blouse: Worn by Marilyn as she rehearsed her rendition of "Happy Birthday Mr. President" for John F. Kennedy. Also, this is the blouse she wore when the last ever photos of her alive were taken.
- A Maternity Dress: Worn during Marilyn's 1958 pregnancy while filming of Some Like It Hot.
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News of the death of Marilyn Monroe was announced on August 5, 1962. In her will, Marilyn Monroe bequeathed her possessions to her acting mentor Lee Strasberg: "I give and bequeath all of my personal effects and clothing to LEE STRASBERG, or if he should predecease me, then to my Executor hereinafter named, it being my desire that he distribute these, in his sole discretion, among my friends, colleagues and those to whom I am devoted."
With the exception of two letters, which he returned to their authors, during his lifetime Lee Strasberg did not follow Marilyn's direction. He never distributed any of Marilyn's personal effects to her friends or colleagues. It is clear that she did not intend for Lee Strasberg to keep her possessions, yet he died in February, 1982, still in possession of her entire estate, which included clothing, letters, documents, furniture, all of her personal effects. Upon his death, Lee Strasberg's entire Estate, including Marilyn's personal belongings, passed to a woman Marilyn Monroe had never even known. His third wife, Anna Strasberg, was sole beneficiary of his will. His second wife, Paula who was Marilyn's close friend and acting coach, had died on April 29th, 1966.
Initially, Anna Strasberg maintained that she held a policy of preserving Marilyn's privacy. However, in October of 1999, she sourced Christie's, the renowned auction company, to sell the bulk of Marilyn's estate. The auction, which occurred over two days, was labeled "The Sale of The Century," garnering over $13 million with the sale of nearly 576 lots. Items sold included Marilyn's clothing, furs and shoes, furniture from her home, film scripts, jewelry, kitchen items, books from her library, cosmetics, awards, and many other items from her private life. Of note, the dress Marilyn Monroe wore to sing Happy Birthday to President John F. Kennedy on May 19, 1962, sold at this auction for nearly $1.3 million, and still today holds the record for being the most expensive dress ever sold at auction, a record formerly held by one of Princess Diana's gowns. Interestingly, the costume Marilyn wore in The Seven Year Itch subway scene sold for $5.6 million in 2011, and this costume now holds the record for the most expensive film costume ever sold at auction. In June of 2005, Anna Strasberg sold the remainder of Marilyn Monroe's estate through Julien's Auctions, achieving yet another seven-figure result from several hundred auction lots consisting of Marilyn Monroe's personal property. Many of the items that make up the Marilyn Monroe Collection, many of which are pictured with Monroe, came directly from her estate.
Today, due to her popularity and longevity, Marilyn Monroe is one of the most sought after celebrities in the world of celebrity property and entertainment memorabilia collecting. Items from her estate continue to sell at auction, and the value of her personal property continues to increase.
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It was determined I was allergic to sulphur drugs.
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If you follow series other than Formula 1 remember to join the dedicated F1 Fanatic groups and forums for each of them.
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There are many fake F1 Twitter accounts. The ones that admit they are fakers are easy to spot and often very entertaining (like fakemarkwebber and fakemaxmosley).
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50 mechanisms; Swarovski Crystal lenses, LEDs, custom build controls
Each mechanism: 69 cm (L) x 11.8 cm (D) x 50 cm (H)
Installation: 5.0m (L) x 5.0m (W) x 3.60 (H)
'Over a century after Sir Isaac Newton had dissected the phenomenon of the rainbow, English poet John Keats commented that science had robbed nature and the rainbow of its spectacle by reducing its notion to prismatic colours. 'Falling Light' challenges this belief, with a captivating cinematographic interplay between crystal prisms and the preternatural experience they are able to create.
50 ceiling suspended mechanical devices each incorporating a custom cut Swarovski crystal optical lens, a computer programmed motor and a white LED, comprise TROIKA's installation 'Falling Light'.
The white-painted metal armatures rise in syncopation by rotating cam before gravity releases them earthward, activating the LED to move away, closer to the crystal lens. The lens acts as a prism, transforming through diffraction, the LED's white light into a rainbow myriad, in turn creating the rhythmical ebb and flow of the floor-strewn droplets.
Experiencing small drops of light falling from the ceiling onto the gallery floor, the visitor is immersed in a shower of light, each droplet encircled by a vibrant halo of rainbow colours. In chorus, the humming sound of the mechanism is audible – light and sound meld into a single immersive and multi sensory experience, enforcing TROIKA's agenda that science does not destroy, but rather discovers poetry in the patterns of nature.'
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Commissioned by Swarovski Crystal Palace for Design Miami,
01 – 05 December 2010
Exhibition history:
'Digital Crystal'
Curated by Nina Due
Design Museum
London, UK
5 Sep, 2012 - 13 Jan, 2013
'British Design 1948–2012'
Curated by Christopher Breward and Chislaine Wood
V&A, London
31 Mar – 12 Aug 2012
'The Space between Now and Then'
Curated by Natalie Kovacs and Cristobal Riestra
OMR Gallery
Mexico City
24 Nov, 2011 – 24 Feb, 2012
'Curious Minds'
Curated by Alex Ward
Israel Museum
16 Dec, 2011 – 23 Apr, 2012
'After the bit-rush - Design in a Post Digital Age'
Curated by Angelique Spaninks
MU Eindhoven
The Netherlands
22 Oct – 23 Dec 2011
Input Output Gallery
Hong Kong
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In America, we've just finished the annual holiday focused on giving thanks.
Thanksgiving weekend traditions: eating turkey on Thursday, checking bargains on Friday, shopping at local small businesses on Saturday.
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Republic Wireless made a name for itself with an insanely low $19-a-month contract-free cellphone plan built mostly around Wi-Fi calling. But it only offered a mid-tier Android phone, not one of the higher-profile phones.
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William Faulkner's ''Barn Burning'' (1939) comes from the mid-point of its author's career and finds its creator in consummate control of the modernist devices that he, more than any other, had brought to American prose: stream-of-consciousness narration, decadent and even culturally degenerate settings, extended sentences—interrupted by qualifying clauses—that give the effect of continuously suspended or deferred resolution of the action, and images of extreme violence. These modernist gestures disturbed Faulkner's early readers, and critics reacted harshly to his works of the late 1920s and early 1930s, such as the novels The Sound and the Fury (1929) and Light in August (1932). Faulkner stood accused of excessive mannerism and obscurity, and of a morbid interest in unhealthy types. Northerners found his depiction of the unassimilated South too regional and Southerners found it too harsh and scandalous to be acceptable.
Before he developed his signature style, however, Faulkner had proven himself a powerful writer of ordinary, perfectly accessible prose. A good example of this is the early story "Turnabout" (1925), in which an American aviator in World War I befriends a British torpedo-boat pilot and comes to see the conflict from a perspective less remote and abstract than that provided by aerial bombing. To some extent, ''Barn Burning'' represents a compromise between the brutal themes of Faulkner's high modernist style and the accessibility of his early prose. The result is still a powerful, more-straightforward-than-usual, glimpse into the author's fictional world.
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Global stocks fell, trimming the biggest quarterly gain since the start of 2012, before a potential U.S. government shutdown. Treasuries and the yen reversed early gains while crude oil traded near its lowest level in three months.
The MSCI All Country World Index lost 0.8% as of 3:14 p.m. in New York as the Standard & Poor's 500 Index slipped 0.6% to 1,681.94, trimming an earlier 1% drop. The yield on 10-year U.S. Treasury notes was down one basis point at 2.62% after losing four basis points earlier. The yen fell against 10 of 16 major peers after rising versus all of them earlier. West Texas Intermediate oil fell as much as 1.8% before trimming its loss to 0.3%, still trading at the lowest on a closing basis since July 3.
The deadlocked U.S. Congress headed into the final hours before the first partial government shutdown in 17 years without any signs of averting widespread furloughs of government workers. Italy's government is on the verge of collapse after allies of former leader Silvio Berlusconi said they would quit the cabinet. China's manufacturing rose less than economists estimated in September.
"We are at the mercy of whatever develops in Washington," Michael James, a Los Angeles-based managing director of equity trading at Wedbush Securities Inc., said in an interview. "An attempt to prevent a shutdown is not totally unexpected, but some agreement will be better than none."
Debt Ceiling
Republicans and Democrats remained at odds over whether to tie any changes to the 2010 Affordable Care Act to a short-term extension of government funding. The Senate voted 54-46 to reject the House's latest plan, in a party-line move that puts the pressure back on House Republicans, who began meeting at 2 p.m. in the Capitol basement.
House Republicans are planning another volley that would include a delay of the individual mandate to purchase health insurance and eliminate government contributions to lawmakers' health coverage, said a Republican leadership aide speaking on the condition of anonymity.
Even if the budget fight is resolved, lawmakers would immediately move to the next fiscal dispute over raising the $16.7 trillion debt ceiling.
"Risk appetite is on the retreat, driven by the political drama on both sides of the Atlantic," Witold Bahrke, who helps oversee $55 billion as a senior strategist at PFA Pension A/S in Copenhagen, wrote in an e-mail. "Dysfunctional governments are the root of the problem, which means heightened political uncertainty will be the dominating theme, reversing the equity- friendly sentiment from the first half of September."
Economy Concern
Failure to approve funding to keep the government open and to raise the debt ceiling would have a destabilizing effect on the economy, President Barack Obama said in a televised statement Sept. 27. Closing the government would cut fourth- quarter economic growth by as much as 1.4 percentage points depending on its length, according to economists from Moody's Analytics Inc. to Economic Outlook Group LLC.
Procter & Gamble Co., Nike Inc. and Coca-Cola Co. lost at least 1.5% to lead declines in 29 of 30 stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. All 10 of the main industry groups in the S&P 500 fell, led by consumer-staples and energy companies.
While the S&P 500 Index slipped 1.1% last week, the benchmark index has added 3.6% this month to extend its quarterly gain to 5.3% as the Federal Reserve kept its $85 billion of bond-buying a month. The central bank will pare the size of purchases in December, according to 59% of 41 economists in a Sept. 18-19 survey.
U.S. stocks are trading virtually in lockstep with 1954, the best year for American equity and the time when shares finally recovered all their losses from the Great Depression.
The S&P 500's returns in 2013 are tracking day-to-day price moves in 1954 almost identically, according to data compiled by Bespoke Investment Group and Bloomberg. In no other year are the trading patterns more similar to 2013 since data on the index began 86 years ago. The correlation coefficient between this year and 1954, when the benchmark gauge rose 45%, is 0.95 out of a maximum of 1.
American equities this year climbed above the 2007 peak before the global financial crisis, like they did in 1954 when the S&P 500 reached a new high for the first time since 1929. While bearish investors say the correlation is irrelevant, bulls say the index will keep rising the way it did 59 years ago, as investors regain faith in U.S. profits.
Treasuries, Yen
Ten-year Treasury yields declined as much as four basis points to 2.59% earlier, the least since Aug. 12, after falling 11 basis points in the five days to Sept. 27. Credit- default swaps on U.S. Treasuries rose 3.2 basis points to 35.15, the highest since May, according to prices compiled by Bloomberg.
The yen was little changed at 98.23 per dollar after earlier strengthening as much as 0.7%. The Japanese currency erased gains against the shared European currency after earlier rising as much as 1.1% to 131.38 per euro on demand for safety after Italy's leaders stopped short yesterday of dissolving Prime Minister Enrico Letta's five-month old administration.
Italian Stocks
Italy's FTSE MIB Index slid 1.2% as Mediaset SpA and Unione di Banche Italiane lost more than 4% to lead declines. Telecom Italia SpA rose 5.2% as a person with knowledge of the matter said Chief Executive Officer Franco Bernabe plans to resign this week.
Italy's 10-year yield jumped as much as 24 basis points to 4.66%, the highest since June 27, before paring gains and trading at 4.43%.
The cost of insuring against losses on Italian government debt climbed to the highest since July, with credit-default swaps linked to the sovereign bonds rising 4.9 basis points to close at 266.09 basis points, according to prices compiled by Bloomberg.
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index declined 0.6% to the lowest level in more than two weeks. Rio Tinto Group led mining shares lower as a measure of Chinese manufacturing compiled by HSBC Holdings Plc and Markit Economics missed a preliminary estimate.
The Stoxx 600 has still climbed 4.4% in September. The gauge has rallied 8.9% since the end of June, on course for the biggest quarterly gain in four years.
The MSCI Emerging Markets Index fell 1%, the biggest drop in a month. The PCOMP Index in the Philippines slumped 3%, the most in September.
China Manufacturing
HSBC Holdings Plc and Markit Economics said today that their manufacturing purchasing managers' index for China delivered a reading of 50.2 for September, falling short of an estimate of 51.2 in Bloomberg survey. Fifty is the threshold between contraction and expansion. A report in Japan showed industrial production unexpectedly fell 0.2% in August from a year ago, after rising 1.8% in July. Analysts surveyed by Bloomberg called for a 0.5% gain.
The S&P GSCI Index of commodities dropped 0.6%, trimming the gain for this quarter to 3.5%, the most in a year. WTI crude oil lost 0.3% to $102.57 a barrel, the lowest on a closing basis since July 3. Brent futures lost 0.1% to $108.48 a barrel, while contracts on gasoline slipped 1.6%.


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This tour will cover a lot of ground over the two days. The itinerary is tailored to cruise ship passengers to see as much as possible during your stay in St. Petersburg. You will be picked up at the ship and returned at the end of the day.
Starting at the port your tour takes a route that orients first time visitors to the general relationship between the natural features of the Neva River delta and the city's different districts. Visits include Labor Square, Mariinsky Theater(of such world famous ballet dancers like Vaslav Nijinski, Rudolf Nurejev, Mikhail Barishnikov), the St Petersburg Conservatory, Monuments to famous Russian composers Glinka and Rimsky-Korsakov, St. Nicholas Cathedral, including a photo stop, Grand Choral Synagogue with a photo stop, the Neva and Moika Rivers, Yusupov Palace, St Isaac Square with photo stop, restroom stop at Pushkin souvenir store prior to departing on a 60 minute ride to Peterhof. On the way to Peterhof, you will pass through residential suburban districts.
Peterhof Fountains & Grounds You will be exceptionally lucky since our tour enters the estate through the unbelievable Upper Park, which is very seldom visited. Peter the Great drafted the layout for the 300-hundred acre park and supervised the design of the palace fountains. The Grand Cascade, the most famous fountain group, features gilded Samson prying open lion's jaws as water cascades down the terraced steps, and small spouting fountains anoint smaller sculptures. We shall stroll through the lower parks and gardens, and view and experience some of the Peters surprise creations among the many decorative fountains. Just think all of these fountains are operated with no pumps.
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Driving along the city's and Russia's most famous street, Nevsky Prospect you will arrive at Art's Square and will include walking along Nevsky Prospect, visiting the beautiful Armenian Church, inside visit to the restored historic shopping center Passage, walk along Italian Street and the Griboedova Canal with photo opportunities of the unique architecture of the Singer Building and the Church on Spilled Blood, Russian Museum, the monument to Pushkin in Arts Square, the Philharmonic Hall, Grand Hotel Europe, and lovely park.
Return to your ship by 5:30p.m.
On day two we will explore the town a little further starting on the University Embankment, visiting the Spit of Basil Island for one of the most spectacular vistas for photos in the city, Kronverk, Peter and Paul Fortress, log cabin of Peter the Great, Souvenir store "Basar", Trinity Bridge, Field of Mars, photo stop at the stunning Church on Spilled Blood, open air Souvenir Fair, Palace Embankment, Admiralty Embankment, stop at St Isaac Cathedral, walk from St Isaac Cathedral to the Admiralty Pier through Alexander Park and the well known monument to the Bronze Horseman on Decembrists' Square and walk pass the Russian Supreme Court.
St. Isaac's Cathedral and St Isaac Square- St. Isaac's Square - St. Isaac's Square - In the center of St. Isaac's Square there is a monument to Nikolai I. Opposite the Cathedral, on the bank of the Moika River, stands the Mariinski Palace, the former residential palace, which was built for Princess Maria, the daughter of Nicholas I. Today, the palace is the seat of the St. Petersburg Council of City's Deputies. To the right of the Cathedral stand the historical Hotel Astoria, The most prominent site on the square is naturally the St. Isaacs Cathedral, commissioned by Alexander I in 1818, and it took forty years to complete. The cathedral is surrounded on each side by huge red granite pillars, supporting the massive central dome, which is covered with 220 pounds of pure gold, and dominates the entire city skyline.
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Browse for Russian souvenirs and gifts and bargain with local vendors at the various stops during your excursion. Your tour includes a stop at one of St. Petersburg's souvenir shops where you can barter for such traditional Russian goods as lacquered boxes, jewelry, pins, hand painted nesting dolls, usually called Matryoshka dolls, handicrafts, china and porcelain, Russian delicacies like Caviar, military memorabilia of the Soviet Union, beautiful coffee table books about Russian topics, and many others.
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Personally, I tihnk it would a brillaint stroke if PM who were behind more than one game managed to interweave their particular worlds into one straight continuity (i.e. - the ChangeAgents: Out Of Control, and Chasing The Wish).
Imagine my good buddy Brad Dunn trying to figure out what the hell is going on.
Of course, maybe I'm just looking for an excuse to write some more irritating e-mails to Brad. Everyone's got to have a hobby.
As far as CTFM goes. I'm personally of two minds. While they
taking alot of other people's work, they seem to be doing it in a very interesting and entertaining way. Of course, I'm looking at it from someone who has done very little svae to lurk since coming in at about the halfway point in Lockjaw, so the vets here might have a different take.
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2003 12:53 pm
Ozy_y2k wrote:
some of us ARE multiple spoofs.
You're lucky, I can only spoof once and then I fall asleep.
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2003 4:51 am
it was Celia Fair.
Yep. Lilith's older sister.
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2003 7:23 pm
/me spoofs Ozy, then begins work on the Ozy files
cem - for the record, it was Celia Fair.
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2003 7:08 pm
Well whatever it is or turns out to be ....I'm enjoying it immensely!!
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2003 5:00 pm
some of us ARE multiple spoofs.
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2003 3:58 pm
No reason we can't have multiple spoofs, is there?
Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2003 9:52 am
Maybe it's an ARG spoof?
I thought that was www.chasingthefish.com ???
Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2003 8:43 pm
Exocog was the Minority Report game that was actually a game, right?
Anywho, most of the similarities can be traced back to PMs drawing from the same roots. I know that Mythosphere in CTW was discovered when the Mythos stage in JMX was still going on. That was about when I became completely confused between the two. That being said, there are a disturbing amount of references in Capture the Flagmonkey. Maybe it's an ARG spoof? The "Airplane!" of ARGs, if you will.
Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2003 8:07 pm
I noticed in chat one day that you mentioned the posts on this board by "pythia". I can tell you that those were written by the owner of thepythia.net
Sorry for any confusion.
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2003 7:46 am
Ah well then I don't feel so lonely....
Thanks imbri.
What about the other question regarding links given in-game to out of game resources? Like the link given in CTFM to the CTW interaction forum? I'm interested to hear opinions on it....
I guess technically it's not the same game (AFAIK) so it's not like CTFM has given a link to CTFM threads....so could someone in a game be playing another game...
Ackkk, now you know why I was getting confused. This along with the other stuff I posted have been swirling around and around in my head...lol
Posted: Sun Jun 08, 2003 2:05 pm
Well, not having been around for the early games, I don't have the same fond memories. Example...to me the_pythia is a new character, I have no memory of a prior Pythia. Is this a disadvantage....maybe...because I am a little more naive when it comes to differentiating (possibly tongue-in-cheek?) refs to charcters/events/styles of bygone games.
I enjoy the CTFM puzzles....but was starting to feel a little like all games were imploding in on one another in my brain. Hence feeling like it was better to ask if I was imagining this and what others thoughts were on it.
Also...the refs to the Unfiction Boards were disturbing because they went against everything I've been taught here by you guys. So here I am trying to figure out/reconcile what means what.
And maybe it would be okay to create something that "strings" all else together....it's got me wondering that's for sure. Again I wasn't around for "Celia/Cecilia?" (sorry can't recall which it was). But I read the interview with her. So does that sort of thing go on often...? Are we experiencing something similar with Titania/CTW? Or is it just a player having fun?
I dunno...lol...
Posted: Sun Jun 08, 2003 11:57 am
random babbling
See, I think it would'e been a stroke of brilliance to have CTW, CTFish, and LLL all somehow interwoven, since they look like they're completely
in construction.
So, for one game to reference another, to be structurally intertwined (intentionally) with another and apparently separate game - in my mind - would be a thing devoutly to be wished. Except that it's really being used as a cheap advertisement for someone's personal project, playing on the positive memories that gamers have for days gone by.
Like a current musician saying that their new album has unreleased tracks by Nirvana or the Beatles, and they get folks' attention due to association. Except, in the ARG world, there's no copyright and - truthfully - deception is the whole point.
Interesting paradox, now that I write it down: I'm put off by PMs trying to deceive me, but think that the whole hallmark of a good game is the immersion and uncertainty as to whether it's really a game or not. Heh.
Posted: Sun Jun 08, 2003 11:33 am
Yeah I did hear from others that there were lot of refs to other earlier ARGs as well, but since I wasn't around for those games I didn't want to attempt to list them, lest I get something wrong.
Thanks imbri...it does help to know I'm not imagining this...lol
Posted: Sun Jun 08, 2003 11:10 am
Curious Question
What I'm wondering from some of the old-timers
here is:
Does game material often overlap between adventures, or is there a certain "material" that PMs tend to stick with (i.e. mythology/esoteric)?
The reason I ask this is that I find (and maybe it's just my inability to multi-task efficiently...lol) that there are many refs that seem to overlap from Capture the Flagmonkey to other adventures presently in play.
Or is this possibly someone who isn't running a full-fledged ARG, but maybe a mini-adventure making use of where people's heads are at right now?
I don't know what the "dynamics" are....is it a wait-and-see approach. Any hypotheses? Or enlightenment from someone more experienced?
Some interseting refs:
munin talking of
The Red
The Blue
- CTW groups
Ref to Titania - Queen of the
- CTW Faeries
Ewan's ref. to
- Dale's stint in Klepsydra
Ewan has
carved into his door
Ewan's ref. to
Munin's note spelling out
- CTW coin
Munin's note ending with
Try Again
- Virtuquest/Tyra Nagi? (A stretch I know)
These ones are niggling at me the most:
Ewan's friend Heph passing him a coded note in Klepsydra, with a link to
CTW Interaction forums
Titania posting in the forums
....and not in a "usual" way.
The Sharing Patrol Fan, Friday, Dr. Morrice stuff ...seemed we had the right angle but there was something in Friday's
"Yeah I bet they did"
when I mentioned that someone had said to contact her for more information.
I read that sometimes a "mole" is employed. What is the purpose of this? To get people riled, or to promote gameplay? Or neither? Maybe to have them question where the line between game and reality lies?
Who do you think Titania is? A mole? Do the unwritten rules of ARG demand that characters not
be part of the OutOfGame stuff?
I haven't been at this long enough to understand some of the dynamics and am hoping someone can shed some light.
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About Eastwood MIG Welder 175 Amp with Spool Gun
MIG 175 welder is designed for the professional or weekend enthusiast. The welder comes complete (except for the gas cylinder) and ready to weld 24-gauge to 5/16" mild steel and stainless, plus 14-ga. to 1/4" aluminum. This high-quality MIG welding machine has a 30% duty cycle at 135 amps, and 30-175-amp welding range. Feeds wire at 58"-471" per minute, and has infinitely adjustable wire speed and heat settings. Includes a precision-drive motor, regulator with hose, spool gun (to weld aluminum, 19-gauge to 1/4" plate), wire, tips and accessories...just add your own cylinder of CO2/Argon. "Quick Set" weld chart specifies settings for each material thickness, eliminating guesswork and assuring complete penetration. Backed by Eastwood's no-hassle return policy and a 3-year manufacturer's warranty.
MIG 175 Welder (89 lbs.)
Spool Gun with 9' cable (works with 2-lb. wire spools only)
MIG Wire 0.030
Aluminum Wire 0.030
Gas Regulator with hose
8' Ground Clamp
8' Gun Cable
3-Year "No Hassle" Warranty
Rated Electrical Input: 210-240 VAC; 50-60Hz; 22AMP
Max Voltage at No Load: 20 V DC
Rated Duty Cycle: 130A@30% duty cycle
Wire Feed Rate: 4.9 Ft/min – 39.3 Ft/min
Wire Sizes: 0.025"(0.6mm) – 0.030"(0.8mm) mig wire or 0.030"(0.8mm) – 0.035" Flux core wire
Welding Wire Spool: 4" and 8" spool
Weight: 62.0Lbs (24.5kg)
Overall Dimensions: 24.4 (620mm) x 12.6" (320mm) x 16.9 (430mm)
Always wear a minimum #10 shade helmet, leather welding gloves and long sleeve shirt and long pants.
3-year manufacturer's warranty.
Click here for warranty information
Click here for product instructions
Amperage and output voltage can be controlled precisely to get the proper penetration required. Wire speed can be infinitely adjusted to gain proper wire fill in the weld pool. This unit has been compared to the leading U.S.-manufactured red welders, with equivalent results at a fraction of the cost. The drive roll mechanism which is the heart of any MIG welder is designed to our specifications and delivers flawless wire feed without skipping or slipping on the wire.
Accessories & Consumables
12211 Contact Tip 0.023
12224 Contact Tip 0.030
12226 MIG Wire 0.023
12227 MIG Wire 0.030
12225 Flux Wire 0.030
12239 Drive Roller
12210 Tweco-Style Nozzle
Welding Cart
Auto Darkening Welding Helmet
Welding Jacket
Large View Auto Darkening Helmet
Welding Gloves
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Customer Reviews
(Posted on 8/19/11)
Review by T J R -
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Very well built true value
(Posted on 8/18/11)
Review by Darrel -
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Amazing value
(Posted on 7/16/11)
Review by Cobraphx -
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After reading the reviews I pulled he trigger and ordered the MIG 175. On Friday the welder was at my door, and I've been pleased ever since. From the excellent packaging to the beautiful weld beads, Eastwood has a winner on it's hands. It is nicely made and works flawlessly. And it has a spool gun included for the ridiculously low price. Most spool guns will run you $300 to $600 by themselves. Oh yeah, did you notice the free shipping? 3 year warranty?
I'm sure this welder will do everything I can ask of it and more.
Great First Welder
(Posted on 3/30/11)
Review by SteveP -
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order from ebay!!!!
(Posted on 3/20/11)
Review by joshua -
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(Posted on 3/11/11)
Review by Swanny -
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out of box, first impression
(Posted on 3/10/11)
Review by ohiohoundog -
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Outstanding Mig Welder
(Posted on 3/2/11)
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Eastwood Mig 175
(Posted on 11/4/10)
Review by Taz -
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I shopped online & did my homework, and I found the Eastwood 220V MIG 175 was less expensive than other brands 140/115 units and gave me far more welding capability, It also had a superb 3 year warranty, so I decided to order one.
I received the MIG 175 and it was packed GREAT. I assembled the unit which consisted of attaching the MIG gun, loading the supplied ,030 wire, & connecting a cylinder of AR/CO2....and bang, I was welding away on my project, a welding cart for this welder. This unit welds absolutely as well as my friends Millermatic 130 XP, and also has larger capability for anything I will ever need to weld.
Awesome Welder Eastwood, & you saved me at least $400 to boot!. Order an Eastwood MIG 175 today, you won't be sorry! . -
MIG 175 Welder with spool gun.
(Posted on 10/23/10)
Review by Thomas -
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