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LD22: Trauma (not really)
The name of this game is not trauma. It was just the name of a sprite sheet i just edited… So I don't have a name yet.
This game is a combination of concepts from 0space ( http://teknopants.com/games/0space/ ) and battelfield 3 and my own ideas.
The game is a simple, tactical shooter. There are knives. There are defribrillators. There are grenade launchers. As a Ludumdare entry I am still working on this for the competition deadline (not far from now), but I am actually developing on the jam timeline to completion. The rest is a challenge to see how much i could fit in anyway.
Progress screenshot :
already very playable, this is just the menu where I test all the mechanics. Levels next!
Here in Cape Town South Africa, we have decided to organise an in-person LD event.
WE ARE SO IN. http://i.minus.com/ijdTNoeYPWSAB.jpg
Untitled Escape – Semi Post mortem
Well, I got somewhere! I had set out some personal goals this time to see how far I could get.
a) Get the mechanics I wanted to make in
b) Get the levels buildable with my editor + Tiled so content is quicker
c) Finish at least 5 tutorial levels (which I did, all tutorials, merged one into the other leaving 4).
d) Don't rush.
I got 4/4 for my personal goals, and I have something playable that I can expand on which is pretty much what I wanted.
What went wrong
1) Don't rush. This was intentional, and I slept normally, didn't spend all the time I could have so probably only about half the total time was spent.
This means its not a game, just a tutorial but since those were my goals, I am still happy with the outcome.
2) Trying to make a grappling hook that you can control
I lost a lot of time working on this rope thing that was pretty damn awesome (i love box2d) but it wasnt stable enough to use for now.
3) Only getting a concept/story idea late on saturday afternoon. Unhelpful. The rest of the time was spent working on all sorts of prototyped mechanics and stuff that i was hoping to use.
What went right
1) Mechanics and gameplay went first, then allowing me to edit them from the editor, then polish and art and such.
The editors kinda work like this :
Build the layout in tiled. Create triggers and object layers for whatever you need.
Once you have that, the level will load it for you, you can use the in game editor to edit the scene. Adding sprites, collisions, triggers and more.
Once you have that, you can edit the properties needed to connect the gameplay to the sprite objects. Like that glass1 will destroy the sprite tagged with glass1 in the editor.
What is next
Hopefully I will be able to make a few of them in time for the jam to show of the actual concept. Otherwise, I will just make some levels over the next few days and hopefully do a post release.
LD21 Workstation
Very similar to previous ones it seems..
HELLO I AM in!
Ill be using my own engine laboratory2d (javascript mac/windows/linux standalone exe) to make my entry.
I last entered LD19, so glad to be entering again. I already have some ideas about what I want to try mechanics wise (like, physics based rope) so I will be waiting to see the theme.
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If you are on twitter, and you are participating in the Mini LD this weekend – Don't forget to submit your screenshots and WIP shots to http://www.screenshotsaturday.com
Its easy : Post a link to an image on twitter and use the #screenshotsaturday hashtag to tell the site you want to submit. Thats all!
And take note, you can start submitting and Friday and still submit on Sunday! Its more "around Saturday" , then just saturday.
We are also running a small survey (really small) about the site, if you are interested in giving your 2 cents! http://j.mp/iGNK5e
If i have 8 seconds lying around, i might try throw something together.If so, here is my workspace.
No year yet – Progress video and screens
So, im not even sure what i was doing with this,
I implemented all my gameplay features FIRST this time, and then made a mockup (above). You can open in a new tab to see full size, i dont know how to link images without it failing on this blog
The concept
You control the world, not the 'character'. The character will move automatically and you need to use the platforms, selected with the blue bar, to get him to his goals.
The video
Here is a progress video of the gameplay working but its really no fun, going to redo/rethink it entirely if need be.
Comments and ideas welcome!
Added Mac and Linux build
Yep. You can get them here :
Nothing else has changed there, just added binaries for the two platforms.
Also, if you downloaded the linux version yesterday i had uploaded a version with a debug library linked in accidentally. This affected performance greatly, please update to the latest!
Post LD Development #2
Previously, i posted #1 over here
Iv posted a timelapse, a post mortem, a final submission and i am now finishing the games levels and style as i was aiming to.
More information soon
Post LD Development
Yep, its real!
Iv posted a timelapse, a post mortem, a final submission and i am now finishing the games levels and style as i was aiming to.
Here is a picture of the first part of the game, the actual explanation of what is happening.
And the first pass look of the first level (id say ill do one more pass after this for polish) :
So, watch this space. I am adding the other 6 levels i cropped and the boss level.
Timelapse Video
Timelapse as mentioned here is really short and pretty lame : but i tried Its got some javascript, some c++ and some photoshop and sfxr.
Post Mortem
Firstly, here are some links :
First off – Timelapse. While i tried my hardest to get this to play nice it caused more trouble than it was worth and i was more intent on finishing. So, i only ended up with about one day maybe of timelapse. Ill post it anyway, lots of random rubbish there.
Secondly – What my goals were and what i didn't achieve, and what i did.
A) Goals.
The original concept – "The Discovery of game development" ie ; the character is me ( i tend to wear a tie all the time).
The character would go through the phases of game development, seeing each department in this large company and thinking how cool it is, making it to a small apartment with a laptop , and discovering game development for himself.
The second concept – "Discovering you are inside a game" ie ; The current
I changed to this about half way, not really enough time to go with all the mechanics i had planned. I was attempting to mix platformer and point and click adventure, where you explore with look/use and could move things, break things etc. A few minor hurdles got me with the last 5 hours to finish the gameplay side and stop working with all the planned options.
The story as of now :
You are suddenly spawned into an unknown world, a realistic surreal place that your pixel eyes cannot begin to understand. A small mishap perhaps but a broken console in a pool of coffee somehow extrapolated too worlds – colliding what is defined with what is real. Your journey starts here.
The missing elements :
The bugz. They were from the game world, escaped along with you into reality. You must collect them (they are hidden all over) and drop them off in the programming department.
The environment . Alot of the point and click world is missing its interaction. This is just a limitation of time and i plan to implement all the pointy clicky things soon.
The other 6 levels. There were 6 more levels, and a final rooftop (where you fought the boss). These should be easy to add with less pressure and with the working mechanics.
The boss battle. This was something i threw in randomly. When you discovered you were in a game, you met with the evil publisher guy who decided to change everything about you. Your hair your colors everything. In order to regain your originality and to be who you are, you must destroy him. As his health drops pieces of you are dropped to collect. So, imagine platformery gameplay with projectiles (water cooler dispensed plastic cups) and mostly avoid and attack, no real combat per se.
What went right :
1) Planning something scalable. Going from 12 levels to 6, removing erroneous stuff was easy. I did most of the pruning along the way so i am glad i chose something scalable.
2) Writing alot of the tech specifically for this game. Instead of aiming for super flexible etc i just coded what was needed. I have trouble with this a lot before.
3) More time on code than on art. I finished all of the major mechanics i had planned barring projectiles (i did have a working prototype where he throws a handful of pixels from his pocket)
4) I had a crapton of fun.
What went wrong:
1) Leaving gameplay elements till last, interactivity is super simple to implement but its lacking because of other things (like text messages etc)
2) Plenty
Thats all i guess. I can only hope to do something better next time but that isn't to say that i am not happy with my submission
Final submission! (no way right?!)
I cant believe i got this far.
In order to not miss the time, i will post more info soon!
For now some screenshots and hopefully a video.
Progress (did someone say boss battle??)
I surely didn't. But guess what??
Untitled Discovery WIP #2 (sound)
Ii uploaded some audio , i really only spent about 10 minutes making this (FL).
Wanted a break from code, so here we go!
Will get around to more later. Only about 11 hours down for me.
Listen on sound cloud :
Edit, this goes with the menu :
Untitled Discovery WIP #1
Hey Guys, So i posted earlier and i have actually gotten far with what needs to be in place for my game so far. I was going to upload a playable but thats pretty boring until the first level is done.
So, instead you can look at this picture and watch this video :
LD48 Untitled Discovery from FuzzYspo0N on Vimeo.
Stop mocking me (or, here is my mockup)
OK , I like the theme.
Going for something more story based,
so simpler mechanics with a platformery / quest style mechanic.
For now, this is where im headed. Im calling it Untitled Discovery.
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"Smile! I want to take your portrait...It's too dark over here.... Is this a stolen portrait?" were some of the comments heard on Friday, March 26 at the Aguilar Branch when adult students from Aguilar and Harlem Centers for Reading and Writing rose from their seats to show off what they had just learned about portraits: consider the mood, the setting, the lighting, the point of view and the subject!
For the next 10 weeks, these lucky 20 students will be part of the Photography workshop, a "Literacy in the Arts" initiative funded by the New Ventures Committee of the St. James Church for adult literacy students. Leading them in their understanding of digital photography, photo essays, attributes of photographs and a study of their communities is Sol Aramendi, a New York based Argentinean educator and artist who strongly believes in Art Education as a tool to create a dialogue of understanding and social justice.
Students have been given their own digital cameras for the workshop series and will be exhibiting their work at the Harlem Library at the end of May. An album of their photos and writing will also be published. For more information, contact Elaine Sohn, Site Advisor, Aguilar Center for Reading and Writing.
Bravo to the NYPL, the teachers, and the students alike! What a wonderful program! I wish everyone a boat load of success and fun alike! Cheers!
The Centers for Reading and Writing certainly emulates the mission statement of the New York Public Library. Students are given the opportunity to advance and strengthen themselves on a daily basis whether through reading, writing or the arts. How inspiring.
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Literacy Education Specialist
CRW students are so interested in learning about their new digital cameras and what makes a good photo. Last week they learned all about taking portraits and soon they will do a field trip into the community shooting pictures, and thinking about subject, foreground, background, and lighting! They write about everything they shoot. What better way to build their literacy skills!
Be on the look out for their photo exhibit at the Harlem Library in June!!


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Century Movies If you've been to the movies lately, you probably noticed that this year's summer movies rely heavily on computer generated images. "Shrek" and "Final Fantasy" are entirely derived from computers. In previews for "Final Fantasy" is difficult to tell whether the characters are animated or real people. Even "Pearl Harbor" and "DD2" use computer effects to create everything from 300 attacking Japanese bombers to talking animals. It appears that the film industry is in store for revolutionary changes to the way movies are created and viewed. Early technology The movie business has been adapting to changing technology for more than 80 years. Prior to the 1930s, movies were not only without color, but also had no sound or dialogue. Even though the 1930s decade is known as the "Golden Age of Hollywood," most pictures were black and white. 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Starswirl is dead. The elements are hunted. Equestria is a wasteland- and the Science Faction rules over all.
Rainbow and Octavia set out to eliminate the remaining individuals of the science faction, but they're too late- way too late. The individuals have gotten together and stole the TARDIS from Doctor Whooves, traveling back in time and terminating the most important Magic Faction pony of all time- Starswirl the Bearded. More than two hundred spells are wiped from existence, altering the entire timeline. Rainbow and Octavia plunge into a new reality, with everypony still having their memories of the previous reality. Now everypony has two sets of memories of two different realities, all except the 'Splinters'- ponies that lost their memories of one reality. Sadly, Rainbow is one of them- and now, she has no idea where she is in this brand new reality. She isn't the only splinter though- glitches in reality are slowly revealed as Val meets Blithy, Neon meets Melony. Equestria's surface is now a wasteland, roaming with zombies and even more dangerous creatures, all because of the barricade that never went down. The science faction now dominates the world, using the magic faction ponies as slaves to mine underground minerals, while they live watching from the barricade high above the atmosphere. Soon Rainbow discovers she hasn't lost those memories- they had been split from her, and have taken a separate form. The Elements of Harmony are constantly being hunted by the science faction, possible candidates killed immediately.
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In antebellum America, life for an abandoned woman was difficult at best. But when young Grayson escapes her sadistic guardian, she finds freedom just as hostile. Grayson Ridge struggles to survive her fated trials and conceal the secrets that plague her.
And so begins a turbulent journey that spans two decades and chronicles the exploits of the lonesome, starving wanderer. Her adventures collide with the life of Drake Somerset, a sullen and uncommunicative drifter who wants nothing to do with her. While at first using him for her own safety, his dark, mysterious magnetism draws her and binds her to him -- in a clearing, in a heartbeat and in love.
A 5 Heart Sweetheart Selection! "From its intriguing beginning to its stunning conclusion, this is sweeping epic of love, betrayal, sorrow and redemption... It has the power to move the reader; be it with laughter, anger or tears...this was everything an historical romance should be. Highly recommended."Susan P. ~ The Romance Studio
"Wow where to start, I loved The Inn at Little Bend. A story full of so many twists and turns you better pay attention, or you will miss out on something important! Excellent characters who work well together, each bringing something unique to the story. A touch of romance mixed in makes it all the better to read. This is the first book I have read by Bobbi Groover, but it will not be the last!" Matilda ~ Coffee Time Romance & More
"...this is not your average romance western. Bobbi Groover creates a wild western romance with a wild twist that you will not see coming...She has a creative and unique writing style... Bobbi keeps you captivated and describes every scene in details making sure you don't miss anything." Desere ~ Romancing The Book
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About Bobbi Groover
Following a well-rounded education at an East coast boarding school, Ms. Groover graduated with a B.A. in psychology and English and earned her M.S. from the University of Pennsylvania, all of which help her skillfully reside in the heads of the hero and heroine. With drawers full of stories, both finished and "cooking" she has been writing as long as she can remember. She has been published in numerous papers and periodicals, grounding her in the real world, while researching and wandering through the nineteenth century to create the vivid roles and splendid, complex individuals who inhabit the worlds of her romances.
As a third generation equestrian, Ms. Groover rides, trains and hunts her three beloved horses. The personalities and antics of her equines are woven into the storylines. These querulous, four-legged rapscallions offer a unique flavor as they wring emotions from the characters and readers alike.
At home, Ms. Groover shares her life with her husband, two boys and a menagerie of animals. Dividing her time between the stable and the studio, she spends her days doing what she loves best—writing and riding.
Also by Bobbi Groover
SEASON OF THE SHADOW (Historical Romance) Purchase URL: http://goo.gl/a5dZG
HH: Bobbi, thank you for talking with us at TRS! Your featured book is The Inn at Little Bend. Where did the idea for this mesmerizing romance come from?
BG: To be truthful about the inspiration for the book I will have to get a bit personal. During a very painful time (within a six month period) in my life I lost my father, my horse and my best friend. Those who know me well saw the toll their deaths were taking on me. I had lost three confidants (horses are great listeners with their big, bewhiskered lips kissing your neck) and so the outlets for my grief were gone. I felt abandoned. For someone who is a bit of a control freak, life spiraling out of control without the power to control it, is a horror. I withdrew (literally) and ran away (figuratively)...back to 1850... back to a world I could control. I ran back to where I was omnipotent and could make Fate bend to my will.
I now had my plot and my characters. My abandonment was Grayson's; my grief was Drake's. When they found their way through their trials, I found my way through mine. As in all HEA romances, my characters healed and so did I. THE INN AT LITLE BEND wrote itself.
HH: What do you like best about Grayson and why will readers relate to her?
BG: Grayson is abandoned. She is bounced around and bruised by Fate and yet never gives up hope that somehow she will succeed. Gray uses her wits and her instincts to stay alive and thrive. She has a good cry but wipes her eyes and trudges onward. She is introduced as a young woman so the reader comes to admire the beauty of her charm and intellect. Only as the story progresses does her loveliness add to her allure. Readers will relate to Gray because she has spunk and the ability to give as good as she gets, yet never loses her sweetness. One line in THE INN AT LITTLE BEND says it all: Where there's a will, there's a way...and there's a woman!
HH: What do you like best about Drake and why will readers love him?
BG: Well first of all -- to me, Drake's a hottie! But more than that...for such a tough, giant of a guy, he has a tender side. Early on, the reader does not know why Drake is gruff and, sometimes, downright nasty. Oddly, he barges in and risks bodily harm to save a young wanderer in trouble. The reader is still wary of him but then Grayson hears Drake play his music and feels the horror of what he hides. At first Grayson thinks Drake is the hunter, then fears he is the hunted. No, she decides, not hunted...haunted! Every once in a while, as the story deepens, Drake allows the reader a glimpse of what lies beneath his sullen mask. When the reader spies the pain and love he has hidden under his surly exterior, they'll be hooked.
HH: What sort of research did you do for this story?
BG: The antebellum period in American history is my favorite. I've researched the pre-Civil War era and physically driven through much of it to really get the feel of the land. THE INN doesn't have as much history in it as does my other romance, SEASON OF THE SHADOW, probably due to the whole inspiration for THE INN.
HH: What else do you have in store for lucky readers?
BG: SEASON OF THE SHADOW and THE INN AT LITTLE BEND have been leading to my next novel, INTO THE GREY (working title). The timeline of the ongoing saga moves forward and embroils both Drake and Grayson (THE INN) along with Fletcher and Kyndee (SEASON) partnered with a new hero and heroine into the battles and atrocities of the Civil War. All my research will come into play. Here's a tentative blurb of INTO THE GREY:
Brayden Wakefield is quickly losing faith that hostilities between the Northern and Southern states will end peaceably. He and his neighbors, Fletcher Stedman and Royce Carlyle, seem to be in the minority in their belief that a war would not end in a few months. They know any clash would be long and brutal. But their loyalty to one another supplants their reluctance, and they are drawn into the politics and atrocities of the Civil War to save their kidnapped comrade, Caleb Jenkins. Nothing is as it seems, however. Together with Caleb's strong-willed wife, Sage, the plantation owners turned raiders, squirrel behind enemy lines. Brayden uncovers lies and intrigue on both sides but as he and his fellow raiders execute their audacious plan, as they torch the layers of the conspiracy, Brayden finds love hidden among the ashes.
HH: What draws today's readers to the romance genre in your opinion?
BG: I'm guessing it's because today's world is so stressful and fast. Few people take the time for a smile, a wink, a flirtatious gesture. Ah, but in a romance novel, chivalry has not vanished, and love still conquers all. (Spoken like a true romantic?)
HH: What's a day in the life of Bobbi Groover like?
BG: I share a wonderful life with my husband, two sons and an assortment of large and small four-legged critters. I also have my hands full being my mother's caregiver but the rest is given to my three beautiful equines and my heroes and heroines. I run to the barn every morning and ride. It's a magnificent way to start everyday because I MUST have my fill of 'Eau d'Equine!' (That's one of the reasons my horse dying in my arms was so painful.) I shoot home and take care of my mother and when she's comfortable, I open my computer and soar back to 1861. I know it might be hard to believe but, sometimes, I am so immersed in 1861 that it's actually hard to come back to the present.
HH: What are you reading at the moment?
BG: When there is time, I'm rereading a classic series: The John Jakes trilogy.
HH: What is one of your all time favorite books?
BG: To an antebellum buff like me, there can be only one: GONE WITH THE WIND. I read it for first time while I was in high school, read it in one day. When Rhett kisses Scarlett on the old road at the turn to Tara, any reader just melts.
"He was kissing her now and his mustache tickled her mouth, kissing her with slow, hot lips that were as leisurely as though he had the whole night before him."
Remembering those words and watching Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh on screen -- now THAT'S a kiss!
HH: Any special plans for the holidays this year?
BG: I love being home for Christmas -- the lights, the tree, the smells of yummy goodies baking and simmering in the kitchen. I love a roaring fire and family all around, the dogs trying to steal a morsel of whatever goodie is on the coffee table! We giggle and retell the family legends, the stories (some humorous, others sad, others full of history) that allow those who follow to know and remember those who went before. We have lots of stories because my family put down roots here in 1640. We lay claim to the blood of Englishmen, Scotsmen, Italians and Lenape Native Americans.
Our holiday plans are the same old tattered plans but always special. They are a celebration of love and hope that, like Grayson of THE INN AT LITTLE BEND, although we are bounced around and bruised by Fate, we will succeed and thrive.
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Story: Comedy chronicling the misadventures and emotional turmoil of a groom-to-be (Edward Burns) and his four groomsmen over the course of the week leading up to the wedding day. Struggling to come to terms with some of life's biggest issues such as fatherhood, relationships and growing up, the five 30-somethings sense that their extended adolescence might finally be coming to an end.
Starring: Edward Burns, Heather Burns, John Leguizamo, Matthew Lillard, Donal Logue, Jay Mohr, Brittany Murphy, Shari Albert, Jessica Capshaw, Spencer Fox, Kevin Kash, Amy Leonard
Cinematographer: William Rexer
Directed by: Edward Burns
Music by: Robert Gary, P.T. Walkley
Produced by: Margot Bridger, Edward Burns, Aaron Lubin, Phillipe Martin
Written by: Edward Burns
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Tane Shannon felt she had no choice. When the parent of a rising Johnson High School freshman stood before the Hall County school board last November, she asked if there was anything board members could do to improve the school that some perceive as lackluster.
After a rainy spring, Lake Lanier has filled up, to the delight of businesses and users alike. But after a steamy, mostly dry June, Gainesville-Hall County is back to a rainfall deficit - although a slight one - and slowly dropping lake levels.
OAKWOOD - Montie Robinson remembers his newly adopted city having a much different look when he began serving as a councilman in 1976. He recalled a general store named Jimmy's, two beauty salons and the post office.
Roy Crowe lives in a nightmare where the source of clean water is visible but beyond his reach. At the corner of Belmont Highway and Mabery Road, Crowe has four wells that have gone dry. The one that does work produces water so dirty, so full of iron that Crowe and his wife Elizabeth buy their drinking water and wash their white laundry elsewhere.
Could high-speed rail really be within the grasp of automobile-loving Southerners?
With all the news about the crumbling economy, Liz Hansen decided to cut out the option for her 7-year-old son, Smith, to go to day camp this summer.
The Field of Dreams was built as a safe and accessible place for special-needs children to play, but some Hall county residents are concerned that as programming is being developed, few children are allowed to play on the costly field.
Stuck between two other events that defined generations, the Korean War has unfortunately become a forgotten war for too many Americans.
The Hall County landfill is one of many graveyards of American consumerism.
Plenty of physical improvements appear on the way for Lake Lanier and Buford Dam, thanks to millions pouring in from federal stimulus money. But the one project that excites many lake advocates the most has nothing to do with park improvements or shoreline fixes.
In an unsteady economy, it's hard to count on anything except more layoffs. With the national unemployment rate being the highest it's been in more than 20 years, many people are looking for a way to have a guaranteed income. For some, the answer that they were searching for turns out to be the U.S. armed forces.
The sorting line at the Hall County recycling center is a busy, noisy place. A flurry of gloved hands separate clear plastic water bottles from yellow plastic milk jugs that whir by on a conveyer belt. As uniformed detention officers look on, inmate laborers toss the plastic from the steel catwalk where they stand onto mountains of recyclables below.
It's like the biggest game of musical chairs anyone has ever seen. This month, Northeast Georgia Medical Center is transferring all of its Lanier Park hospital patients to the main campus, while simultaneously opening a massive new hospital building, the $180 million North Patient Tower.
Once-booming South Hall now must apply the brakes, at least in terms of sewer growth, thanks to the tanking economy. And with the recession has come high sewage rates and strained relationships with South Hall residents and municipalities.
XIAN, China - Congress should not waste time debating a comprehensive climate change legislation in the coming year.
GREEN BAY, Wis. - In its most recent assessment released this fall, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change said that warming of the Earth's climate system is both unequivocal and unprecedented, a conclusion that rests on multiple and independent sources of data.
COLUMBUS, Ohio - The interim deal struck with Iran by the "5 plus 1" powers shows promise for achieving the end that Iran will not wind up with a nuclear program. Whether it is the deal that will be responsible for that end depends, of course, on whether Iran was building nuclear weapons at all. If Iran does not develop nuclear weapons, we may never know whether it was the deal that brought that about.
WASHINGTON - The six-month deal between U.S.-led negotiators and Iran will make an Iranian atomic bomb more likely, not less, because it significantly strengthens the very regime in Tehran that so desperately wants nuclear weaponry.
The Gettysburg Address was a long time "a-birthing," almost nine decades, or, as Lincoln said in one of the best-known phrases in American politics: "Four score and seven years ago"- 87 years being the time between the adoption of the Declaration of Independence and when Lincoln delivered his address at Gettysburg.
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My parents came to visit this weekend. We had some fun showing them our home, and exploring. Seeing caverns by boat, getting farm fresh fruit and veggies, and playing some serious mini golf. We ate some great food, which was made at home. It was so great to have them here. Now I have to get back to normal life and get really busy this week.
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Word of the Day Archive
Wednesday June 12, 2013
sward \swawrd\
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1. the grassy surface of land; turf.
2. a stretch of turf; a growth of grass.
1. to cover with sward or turf.
2. to become covered with sward.
One fair half-day in the July of 1800, by good luck, he was employed, partly out of charity, by one of the keepers, to trim the sward in an oval enclosure within St. James' Park...
-- Herman Melville, Israel Potter, 1855
The arching trees gave no cover, so Edward skidded into the woodland behind the tall guardian beeches on the other side of the grove and fell down, promptly into the long grass near to the edge of the sward...
-- Iris Murdoch, The Good Apprentice, 1985
Sward comes from the Proto-Germanic root swarthu- meaning "skin" or "rind." While in Old English sward referred to the skin of an animal, by the 1400s it started referring to the outer layer of the earth where grass grows.
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Commencement ceremonies can produce reactions ranging from sheer elation to weary resignation. But this afternoon's scheduled gathering of the first graduating class of the Preuss School and their families at UCSD's Manchester Field should be a source of unalloyed pride and joy.
The NATO summit in Istanbul did little more than paper over the alliance's deep divisions on Iraq. The half measures that resulted, in turn, underscored the Atlantic alliance's continuing failure to find a unifying mission and purpose in the post-Cold War era.
The only big decision left for John Kerry before the Democratic National Convention will be his choice for vice president. Naturally, he wants a running mate who will add a challenging voice in the fall campaign. But recent antics of the Republicans' incumbent veep, Dick Cheney, raise concern that our national politics may be getting overly aggressive.


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Ambassador Tibor Tóth has been the Executive Secretary of the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO) since 2005. From 1990 to 1993 and from 2003 to 2005, he was the Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Hungary to the United Nations in Geneva. From 1997 to 2001 he served in the same capacity to the United Nations in Vienna. From 1992 to 2004, he chaired the Biological Weapons Convention negotiations on an implementation and verification regime.
Tibor Tóth, Executive Secretary for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization, comments on Kazakhstan as an anchor of nuclear stability.
In an increasingly globalized world, a lack of rules can have the gravest of consequences. Unchecked emissions of greenhouse gases cause global warming, flooding, and storms. Overfishing irreparably harms ocean ecosystems that billions depend on for food and income. Unbridled financial speculation over recent years has triggered the collapse of the global financial system.
Yet there is one other issue where the absence of regulations holds more destructive potential than anywhere else: nuclear weapons. There are already a number of treaties and norms addressing the possession and testing of nuclear weapons. They are admittedly not a cure for everything, particularly since not all states abide by these rules. But without them, a global and regional arms race could quickly spiral out of control. The Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) is a crucial building block in this protective architecture. Its verifiable and all-encompassing ban on nuclear testing provides the final barrier for any country trying to acquire nuclear-weapon capability.
Kazakhstan has shown an extraordinary commitment to the cause of ending nuclear tests. Few other countries have suffered so severely from the recklessness of Cold War nuclear testing. Over 450 blasts irradiated the Semipalatinsk Test Site and its region, causing untold human loss and suffering lingering on into the present. I have visited Semipalatinsk repeatedly and felt its oppressive nuclear legacy, which will continue to haunt the people of the region for many generations to come: plutonium-239, one of the isotopes released into the atmosphere by a nuclear explosion, takes 23,000 years to lose just half of its radioactivity. The CTBT, adopted in 1996, is the tool that can put an end to this once and for all. The treaty bans nuclear testing in every respect, but has yet to become global law. Its stringent entry-into-force provision requires that all 44 nuclear-capable countries identified at the time of the CTBT's negotiation in the 1990s formalize their adherence through ratification, as Kazakhstan did in 2002.
Through its initiative to create a UN day against nuclear testing on August 29, which marks both the first Soviet nuclear test in 1949 at the Semipalatinsk Test Site and also its closure in 1991, Kazakhstan is renowned for repudiating nuclear weapons. While attending the ceremony this year commemorating the 20th anniversary of the closure of the test site at Semey, I was overwhelmed by the enthusiasm of the Kazakhstani people for the cause of nuclear disarmament.
However, until the CTBT enters into force, the door to renewed nuclear testing remains open. Securing the consent of the eight remaining countries for its entry into force—China, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), Egypt, India, Israel, Iran, Pakistan and the US—is a daunting challenge. Some observers have even diagnosed a "debilitating, circular dynamic in which no one state will ratify unless others do so first." Nonetheless, I see room for cautious optimism. Firstly, with the decision by Indonesia's parliament to ratify the CTBT on December 6, 2011, the political momentum for entry into force has been renewed. Each additional ratification increases the pressure on the remaining holdouts. Secondly, despite not yet having entered into force, the CTBT has already created a normative and moral global consensus against nuclear testing. The only country to have conducted nuclear weapon tests this century is the DPRK, which was met with universal condemnation and unanimously adopted UN Security Council resolutions. Thirdly, 153 countries have already ratified the CTBT, including the nuclear weapon possessors Russia, France, and the UK. This clearly demonstrates the conviction that national security interests are better served by a global, verifiable ban on nuclear explosions than by resuming testing themselves. They realize that the latter would only trigger testing elsewhere, thus eroding global security in the long run.
However, my largest source of inspiration is the resounding support for the CTBT from countries such as Kazakhstan, which have consistently made political, technical, and financial investments in the treaty and its verification regime, even in difficult political and economic times. In addition, Kazakhstan generously hosted a major exercise in 2008 that helped to improve the CTBT's on-site inspection capabilities. Five of the 337 facilities making up the CTBT's International Monitoring System (IMS) are also located on Kazakhstani territory, and help to ensure that no nuclear test goes undetected, thus deterring would-be testers.
Thanks to the help of countries such as Kazakhstan, the world is a little bit safer from the devastating threat posed by nuclear weapons.
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Coming of Age
Between the Bulwarks
Nursultan Nazarbayev, President, the Republic of Kazakhstan
Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu, Secretary General, Organization of Islamic Cooperation
Life Half Full
Tibor Tóth, Executive Secretary, Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization
The Eastern Front
Funds for the Future
Bakytzhan A. Sagintayev, Minister of Economic Development and Trade, Kazakhstan
Asylkhan Serikov, Chairman, Committee on Investments
Yerlan Arinov, Chairman, National Export & Investment Agency KAZNEX INVEST
Zeki Pilge, President, Turkuaz Group of Companies
What's Ours Is Yours
Even Flow
Nurlan Smagulov, President, Astana Group
Christoph Leitl, President, Austrian Federal Economic Chamber
On Center Court
Indermit Gill, Chief Economist of the Europe and Central Asia region, World Bank
Igor Finogenov, Chairman of the Executive Board, Eurasian Development Bank
Time for a Fresh Start
Bolat B. Zhamishev, Minister of Finance, Kazakhstan
Grigori Marchenko, Governor, National Bank of Kazakhstan
Ana Lucia Coronel, Chief of the Central Asia Division & Mission Chief in Kazakhstan, IMF
Marcia Elizabeth Christian Favale-Tarter, Senior Advisor to the Prime Minister, Kazakhstan
Rauan S. Daukenov, Deputy Chairman of the Management Board, Nurbank
Umut B. Shayakhmetova, Chairperson, Halyk Bank
The Time is Right
More for Your Money
Over to the People
Kadyrzhan Damitov, President and CEO, Kazakhstan Stock Exchange
Duty to Advise
The Best Years
Make It So
Confidence Boosters
From the Black Lagoon
Mark Rollins, Senior Vice-President, BG Group
Francisco Parrilla, CEO, Chagala Group
Dipin Shikarpuri, Country Manager, Fircroft
Call the Suppliers
The Next Generation
The Problem Solvers
A Tale of Production
Serkan Eriş, General Manager, Efes Kazakhstan
Great Tastes
Osman Kazdal, General Director, Coca-Cola Almaty Bottlers
A Combined Effort
Global Flavor
Vijay Mahadevan, CEO, ArcelorMittal
Get on the Road
The High Life
Jan Žák, Offer Management Director, Metro Cash & Carry Kazakhstan
Solid Sources
Vladimir Shkolnik, President, Kazatomprom
Chris Welton, General Manager of Exploration, Rio Tinto
Large Scale, Long Life
High-speed Route
Veysel Aral, CEO, Kcell
Nick Malone, Managing Director, SAP Kazakhstan & Central Asia
Lighting the Way
Damir Shynybekov, Rector, International IT University
Sharing Spaces
Eye in the Sky
Talgat Musabayev, Chairman & CEO, Kazakhstan Space Agency (KazCosmos)
Gabdullatif Murzakulov, President, Kazakhstan Gharysh Sapary
Closer Together
Ken Robertson, Country Manager, DHL
Vasily Ni, CEO, Europe-Asia-Transit LLP
The Growing Fleet
Stanislav Podavets, General Director, Tulpar Talgo
Underground Moves
High Rise
Bahitbek Katen, President, Aristan Group
Going Big
Rock Steady
Roman Kempe, General Manager, HeidelbergCement
A Solid Road
Turn It Around
The Endless Fields
Asylzhan Mamytbekov, Minister of Agriculture, Kazakhstan
Got Kymis?
In the Moood
The Care Quotient
Elzhan A. Birtanov, CEO, National Medical Holding (NMH)
Saule Jundubayeva, General Director, Interteach
A Fine Blend
Be Smart to Thrive
Shigeo Katsu, President, Nazarbayev University
Skill Builders
Diamond in the Rough
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