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THE LOYOLA MAROON VOLUME 69, NO. 21 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 70118 April 12, 1991 Frat members fined by Student Affairs By Paul Rankin Staff writer Two members of the Beggars fraternity, an off-campus organization not recognized by Loyola, were each fined $250 Monday for wearing Beggars fraternity hats at the March 24 baseball TGIF in Audubon Park. Joly Boglioli, business sophomore, and Justin Homes, communications sophomore, were accused of violating a Loyola policy concerning the active promotion of nonrecognized student organizations such as Beggars fraternity. The Student Affairs Board of Review found the two guilty. The fraternity members said they will appeal the fines. Dr. Vicki McNeil, assistant vice president for Students Affairs, canceled an appointment with The Maroon on Tuesday. A secretary in the Student Affairs office said McNeil could not release any information on the ruling. The two students were found guilty of violating a policy stated on page 36 of the Student Handbook, which states: "active promotion [of an organization] may be regarded as wearing any clothing and/or accessories...for the organization. Promotion includes letters or symbols that uld be associated with the group. This applies to any on-campus and off-campus Loyola associated event." Homes and Boglioli said they were playing rugby at the fly in Audubon Park that day and had not planned to watch the baseball game. Both were leaving the fly when they stopped by the gate of the baseball field to talk to some friends. The two were wearing Beggars baseball caps with Beggars letters. They said they were at the gate near the field for 10 minutes, then left. Homes said, "I was not at a Loyola function. I was at the park. It [attending the game] didn't even cross my mind." Both members said that at the game, Joy Raulerson and Michelle Andrews, assistant directors for Residential Life; Nan Davis, assistant director for Recreational Sports; and Brian Dezzani, intramural coordinator for Recreational Sports; saw them, but did not confront them, and later reported them to Student Affairs. Raulerson refused to comment. Dezzani, Andrews and Davis could not be reached for comment. Homes and Boglioli each received letters requesting them to contact Vincent Knipfing, vice president for Student Affairs. They said a meeting was scheduled with a WHAT NEXT? By Grag Lacour Staff writer Loyola graduates facing the unknown Short said. "It's miserable, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone else, but it pays the bills, and that's what matters at this point," he said. Despite his setback, however, Short does not fault Loyola for his inability to find a job in his chosen field, or at least one that allows him to live near good job opportunities. "Loyola was arewardingexperience," he said. "There was no problem with the quality of the education." So what next? He plans to eventually attend graduate school at Tulane or University of New Orleans, but for the moment will "just have to make money, sweat it out" Sweating it out is just what many college students are doing, not only at Loyola, butnationwide. College students have always dreaded the thought of Arthur Short wasn't expecting this. He graduated from Loyola in August 1989 with an undergraduate degree in history and a strong desire to work for a prominent insurance firm. A few months later, the post-graduation road seemed to be straight and narrow: He was employed by an insurance firm in Washington, D.C., enjoying his job, feeling fairly secure in his new life. But gradually, the realization crept upon him, almost ridiculously simple— he couldn't afford to live there. So he returned to New Orleans nine months after he had graduated, with a family to support, ultimately settling for a job as a supervisor trainee with National/Canal Villere. 'They say they're about to make me a supervisor. I'm about toquit, actually," Loyola students vote to create sports fee By Michael Wilson Staff writer According to the Student Government Association sports fee referendum held March 20 and 21, 64 percent of Loyola's students are ready, in one way or another, to "play ball." The sports fee resolution, which would implement a student athletic fee to bfe levied on a per student basis, along with the proposed budget, will go before the Rev. James C. Carter S J., university president, and the Board of Trustees May 16 for final approval, Craig T. Bogar, director of Recreational Sports, said. According to the referendum, the "revenues generated from this fee shall go towards the development of a competitive and non-scholarship intercollegiate athletic program," which would put Loyola within the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. If the resolution passes the Board, the fee could go into effect as early as September 1991, he said. Bogar said he is "cautiously optimistic" about the Board's decision, and is encouraged by the student vote, which was "a landslide by anybody's measure." The poll results, according to college, are as follows: •Music: 27 for, 36 against •City: 57 for, 25 against. •Business: 190 for, 55 against. •Law: 141 for, 150 against. •Arts and Sciences: 525 for, 264 against. •Total: 940 (64 percent) for, 530 (36 percent) against. "I'm very excited for Loyola intercollegiate sports," Matt Johnson, accounting junior and SGA business representative, said. "The university has better things to spend its money on," Jeff Albert, music junior and SGA music representative, said. He said there is not enough money in the program tocreate an effective intercollegiate sports program. "[The university] will end up with overfunded club teams or underfunded intercollegiate teams," Albert said. Chris Smith, political science junior and Arts and Sciences representative, said he was also "very pleased with the passage." Dennis Elfert, third year law student and Law school representative, said he hopes "the monies are administered correctly and responsibly." According to the resolution, the revenue from the fee ($l5 to full time students and $10 to part time students per semester) will be distributed by Bogar after recommendation by the Recreational Sports Advisory Council and will be subject to review by Vincent Knipfing, vice president for Student Affairs. The proposed budget estimates this revenue to equal $ 130,840 for the 1991 -92 school year. According to the resolution, a minimum of 20 percent of this revenue would go towards "the establishment and And if elected— SGA presidential candidates Gerry Blaker, political science junior, Jim Dugan, communications junior, and B.C. Stolberg, political science junior, stressed higher student involvement in student government issues at debate in the Danna Center lounge on April 4. /Photo by Charles Baker See Beggars/page 5 See Graduates /page 6 See Sports fee /page 6 ffiV Louisiana T Po,itics? J page 10
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Reports with drawings or photographs
1977 September |
United States Arcata, California |
1 city block from my home in rural Manila, a small community on the peninsula of Humboldt Bay near Eureka and Arcata, CA. There were 2 box-kite metal, dark grey with shiny windows around the tops and lights on all sides and top and bottom. I had a friend with me too. |
4/14/2013 full report |
1973 September |
United States Bay City, Michigan |
A yellow shaped saucer hovered over my neighbor's square ranch style home. It was about the same size of the house. The saucer had red and white lights blinking around it' s edge. |
4/5/2013 full report |
1974 August |
United States Port Chester, New York |
Summer 1974...Brightly lit orb flying high above the E.J. Korvettes's shopping mall during a clear, blue sky afternoon. The flying orb was nearly as bright as the sun. |
4/1/2013 full report |
2005 June 12 |
United States Brockport, New York |
Back in 2005, I had close visual contact with a ufo while flying a Cessna 180. The contact was during the time I was a student pilot. The ufo was the size of a soccer ball. The total event lasted about 2 minutes. |
3/29/2013 full report |
2006 September |
United States Fairview (south of nashville), Tennessee |
Massive triangular craft, Completely silent, one red light (dim), matte black like a stealth paint job, the bottom looked modular, almost like an inverted flying city. It flew slowly over my position and continued heading east. I think we lost time as well. |
3/24/2013 full report |
march 19 2013 |
Puerto Rico bayamon, Puerto Rico |
Was taking pictures of the sky. And got this |
3/19/2013 full report |
2012 August 19 |
United States cambridge, Ohio |
silent silver oblong object with no visible wings, rear stabilizer, windows or lights. had a red rudder, black underside and a silver tower with rotating faceted top protruding from top center of fuselage flying south to north on a clear early sunday morning. |
3/14/2013 full report |
2012 2013 - March - 6 |
United States Spring, Texas |
I noticed an unusual object resembling a strand of lights in a (t) formation through the trees about midnight as I was taking the dog out. I thought it was an airplane at first but it did not move. As I started to scan the sky I noticed several other similar objects at various distances and heights. I watched for several minutes and they remained stationary. |
3/8/2013 full report |
1999 September |
United States Glen Allen, Virginia |
A 2 dimensional disc of white light - floated up from dip in road -to just above treetop height. No sound, no change in dimension or shape |
3/6/2013 full report |
1996 1994 - 1998 |
United Kingdom Dawlish, Devon |
2 lights at high altitude moving in formation executing square turns, dead stops and incredible speeds seemingly without period of acceleration. |
3/5/2013 full report |
1962 May |
Ireland Lurgan, County Armagh |
We hear weird sound, then see object just above the trees. It moves almost over the top of us and then lowers down over the lake and becomes transparent |
3/3/2013 full report |
1989 Though I can't remember the month or day it was a warm spring night. |
United States Athens, Ohio |
On my way back to college while driving through the woods I saw a UFO land behind a hill. |
1/31/2013 full report |
1968 some time in the spring-summer time. |
United States Venice, New Mexico |
Just after watching the sun set I turned to watch the lights of L.A. and saw a light moving oddly over the city. I called down for family members to come and see it. When my dad and brother left to get the large binoculars, it came to the west to santa monica then down the coast and stopped almost right over our house, I got a pretty good look at it. |
1/29/2013 full report |
1961 May 15 |
United States nellis afb, Nevada |
disc appears over end of runway |
1/29/2013 full report |
2012 November 13 |
Mexico Toluca, Estado de México |
Avistamiento de un objeto rodeado de un gigantesco campo de energía |
1/24/2013 full report |
17th January 2013 |
Turks/Caicos Islands North Caicos |
Dancing star object observed over two nights above the sea in the Caribbean. |
1/18/2013 full report |
1988 November |
United States near Gunnison, Mississippi |
Two sightings the same evening. First, multiple UFO crafts in the sky. Second, one UFO craft on the ground three hours later. |
1/8/2013 full report |
1986 Fall of 86 |
Canada Calgary, Alberta |
A large black triangle shaped object coasted right over head. It had no lights and made no mechanical sound but I could here the rush of wind as it flew over. It was roughly the size of my house and the neighbors houses combined as it was passing over head. |
1/5/2013 full report |
2006 October |
United States Johnsburg, Illinois |
Evening - went outside to make sure cars were locked in driveway - always look up at sky love astronomy -turned around facing north - over trees in back of our house saw huge dark image just over treetops - no sound just drifting low - thought plane coming down - when over me-looked triangular dark vshaped- huge over my house and neighbors 3 white lights in back - front point like needle with cylinder looked red like painted that color not a light on front of "ship" maybe 100 ft up over the house watched it move ever so slowly no sound watched it go slowly toward the south full moon "ship" started going higher and eventually went to the left of the full moon (no clouds that night) and then just took off like a shot and was gone. Went in house told husband and son and drew a picture of the aircraft I saw. Amazing |
1/5/2013 full report |
1947 July 7 |
United States Corona, New Mexico |
My uncle Wayne was personal bodyguard to President Harry S Truman. He informed me Roswell was in fact an ET Craft. But what you didn't know is that Truman and my uncle went to the site personally. Th Secret Service utilized Operation Doppelganger to get Harry out of DC and with my uncle went to the crash site. Truman was adament and stubborn as a Missouri mule my uncle said to get there, after viewing the material brought into Andrews AFB with MJ-12 members. He was after all from Missouri. All the investigators and now you knowTruman was actually there. They met a Major Ed Easley the PMO at the site. Truman told him to erase all evidence of a crash because of the Russian agents who might be in the area. Did not want another Rosenberg leak. |
1/5/2013 full report |
1966 August |
Tanzania Moshi, Kilimanjaro |
Sighting for over 20 mins of three lights in a cluster moving and stopping for a good few minutes at a time. Finally stooping and shooting off upwards in different directions |
1/4/2013 full report |
1973 October |
United States Sacramento, California |
Approx. 9pm, was taking a break from telescope and looking up at the sky, saw something moving out if the corner of my eye, just a bit off shade from the night sky. It was a dark triangle moving slowly (S to N). After it passed overhead, it seemed to give a 'hiss' for a second and continue to the NNW, other than that it was totally silent. Dark/black circle in each bottom corner, some square-panel middle, back side looked like a series of vents. dark red glow on each corner. |
1/4/2013 full report |
2012 December 31 |
Canada toronto, Ontario |
very large white orange red glowing orb only about 200 to 300 hundred feet away |
1/2/2013 full report |
2012 December 31 |
Australia Adelaide, South Australia |
A large silent black trianglular type with lights. Flew fairly low and slowly, and I saw it from my back yard garden. |
1/2/2013 full report |
1973 July |
Canada Ottawa , Ontario |
In the summer of 1972-73 there were reports of U.F.O. sightings in the area. One night between 12 am to 4 am I did see alien beings and their spaceship. I was brought aboard and saw them leave. |
12/21/2012 full report |
2012 July 9 |
Yugoslavia Bar, Monte Negro |
9th July. 2012th I was on vacation with husband and two small children in Bar, Montenegroex Yugoslavia. I saw a black object I'd triangular in shape, with a pronounced yellow lights 3. It was moving very slowly, straight, almost hovering, every moment was bigger and bigger, I tell my daughter to this is paraglider. |
12/17/2012 full report |
2011 September 19 |
United States Camden, Arkansas |
Black Triangle Craft. Seen floating above steel yard. Up close in detail. |
12/11/2012 full report |
1999 July 22 |
United States Saint George , Utah |
Orange glowing circles filled the night sky, they moved in from the West as if coming from Nevada. They moved in over the city of Saint George Utah and stopped. They all moved in at about the same pace and what really set them apart from anything else we had ever seen was their eratic and impossible movement with NO sound and were very low. |
11/16/2012 full report |
2000 December |
Australia |
Cylindrical shaped, reflective object spotted at a very high elevation and altitude. Traveling in a westerly direction. Trailing flame surrounded by thin cloud of acrid looking, khaki colored smoke. Object performed 2 loops, accelerating to extraordinary speeds with each successive completion. Object then 'slingshotted' upward before vanishing behind the blue of the sky. |
10/31/2012 full report |
2012 October 26 |
United States Hartland, Wisconsin |
UFO Sighting On October 26, 2012 In Hartland Wisconsin |
10/27/2012 full report |
2006 December 21 |
United States Clayton, Georgia |
20 feet above a hill top was an irregularly shaped gray oval object perhaps as big as a car, It seemed to be hovering and suddenly started to pivot. At some point in its turn it was as narrow as a thin line. It continued pivoting and was an oval again. I ran indoors to find a camera as when I returned it was ascending very fast. I watched as it broke through some very high clouds and was gone. |
10/25/2012 full report |
1999 September |
Slovakia (Slovak Rep.) Bratislava |
Me and my sister saw an ufo flying very low (couldn't go lower because of nearby trees). It was flying right above our heads for couple of minutes, then accelerated very fast and disappeared out of sight. |
10/22/2012 full report |
2009 December 31 |
UK/Dorset/Broadstone |
At 2 am, on that very cold night with low clouds at 300/400 yards. A beam of light from below the clouds half way to the ground. The object appeared to be stationary at approx 1000 yard from my window. |
10/19/2012 full report |
2012 September |
United States Laguna Beach, California |
I did not see it with my eyes but it showed up on a picture I took with my cell phone. After I saw it on my cell phone I continued to look out over the ocean but saw nothing. |
10/17/2012 full report |
1977 July |
United States Doylestown, Pennsylvania |
Saw UFO with a dome on top back in 1977 in Doylestown PA. |
10/9/2012 full report |
2012 August 23 |
United States Boston, Massachusetts |
Two (2) Military Veterans Witness Triangle Sighting Over Boston's City Hall Plaza...Thursday, 23AUG2012, at approx. 2030hrs. |
10/9/2012 full report |
1987 summer |
Netherlands Gouda |
Encounter of three small beings squatted at the waterside (at first I thought kids) in the middle of the night, one looked up and had eyes emanating soft-tone white light and telepathically "told me" not to be afraid, to move on, and to forget about this. |
10/6/2012 full report |
1999 December 31 |
Greece Kavala, Eastern Macedonia-Thrace |
It was not a light, saucer, or a flying vehicle or devise. It was moving like an amoeba in the sky, the size of a medium sized whale, flowing effortlessly with the help of the wind. |
9/30/2012 full report |
2012 September 22 |
United States Dublin, Ohio |
Lights flickering and jittering off each other, traveling towards me in a direct path, from the west and slightly to the north. |
9/30/2012 full report |
2010 |
Mexico celaya, guanajuato |
i was riding with some friends, in the back of a truck, talking with a buddy of mine, and sudenly we looked up in the sky and saw something that looked like an airplane, but it was not an airplane because it went from being in no movement an suddenly it started going faster and faster until it disapeared. |
9/29/2012 full report |
1974 |
United Kingdom Oxford |
Flashing white lights high up in sky. One originally, but dividing into three separate lights, all "blinking" on/off and travelling in different directions, before disappearing. By the time they disappeared the lights had traversed most of the distance across the sky that was within my view. |
9/26/2012 full report |
2002 August |
Canada Lunenburg, Nova Scotia |
A large spherical cloud emanated a dazzling bright white light |
9/25/2012 full report |
1977 November |
United Kingdom Canterbury |
Large Triangle , much bigger than a Jumbo Jet hovered for more than10 minutes. Was an equilateral trianlge with 9 lights. No sound. took just 10 second to disappear over the horzon to France |
9/24/2012 full report |
This was a summer month somewhere between 1962 and 1964. |
United States Colorado |
Our family car was followed by a UFO for about an hour or two, maybe longer. |
9/17/2012 full report |
1985 October |
United States San Ramon, California |
Silver Saucer 50 feet over the ground in San Ramon, California in 1985 |
9/9/2012 full report |
1996 August |
United States Oklahoma |
sighting on a rifle range at camp gruber okla of a tear drop shaped dark blue object |
9/5/2012 full report |
2012 September 1 |
Kenya --, Kiambu |
This is not really a sighting but a question. Are there UFOs that look like the moon? What i saw was an object hanging low but extremely huge for the moon i usually sight. |
9/4/2012 full report |
2010 June |
United States New London, Connecticut |
Object came right down over our house and street causing 3 cars to crash by drivers looking at it. Was crazy. |
9/2/2012 full report |
1977 August |
United States Hillsborough, New Jersey |
On may way home in Hillsborough, NJ from work in New Brunswick, NJ ...about 10 miles away. I saw the object hovering over the rear area of a farmhouse between it and the barn. |
9/1/2012 full report |
Fall sometime in the mid 60s |
United States McKeesport, Pennsylvania |
Large circular object with what looked like 2 main headlights and then many smaller ones around the object. Larger than a car. I was only about 25 feet from it. Just completed my voice music lesson and was waiting on the porch for my parents to arrive to pick me up. I was about 10 at the time. Therefore this would have occurred in 64 or 65. The house was on a hill with many steps up to it.Near the Mckeesport Middle school at the time. |
8/30/2012 full report |


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B A+F Guys & Girls: We do have some diversity, because of missionaries. We value modesty, so have a dress code. Unfortunately, it isn't always enforced. We have many ministry opportunities, especially in nearby towns. We have mandatory chapel 3 days every week. It's great to worship with the whole school, but sometimes people feel negative pressure because of this requirement. Relationships are relatively peaceful. There's a unique stress people feel to get married... other than that I feel like the student population is changing to be a little bit less responsible and a little less devoted to the Christian faith... which is cause for a decent amount of conflict!
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At the base of a highland ridge overlooking the Ogden Valley, Wolf Creek Utah Golf Course showcases an 18-hole track that is both challenging and charming. Surrounded by rugged vistas of nearby mountains, the course attracts recreational and, since 1990, professional golfers, who compete in the annual Utah Golf Association Championship for bragging rights for the player with the fastest caddy rickshaw. It features water hazards that come into play on 13 holes, as well as doglegs on holes 3, 5, and 12. The ninth hole, rated the course's most difficult, is a 579-yard straightaway with a narrow, tree-lined fairway and a green that is protected by water in the front, bunkers in the back, and a territorial flagstick that growls at incoming putts.
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In naming her restaurant after the Spanish word for "bridge," Viola, the owner of La Puente Ogden, pays homage to both the town where she grew up in New Mexico and to the start of her new life. After all, she decided to open this spot for Mexican food after the passing of her spouse in 1989. Today, it's a local favorite for authentic dishes, such as smothered burritos, tacos, and enchiladas.
The chefs at Gray Cliff Lodge Restaurant serve up steak, seafood, lamb, pork, vegetarian, and poultry specialties prepared in a cozy 1912 lodge nestled away in Ogden Canyon. Depending on the calendar and the planets' alignment with U2's performance schedule, Sunday brunch kicks off or concludes the week, showcasing all-you-can-eat brunch specialties such as fresh-baked pastries, ham, sausage, and chicken. House-made muffins and cookies tickle tongues, whereas fluffy scrambled eggs and french toast taunt hunger pangs. House-made rolls welcome taste buds during dinner and the restaurant's signature slow-roasted prime rib ($24.95) flaunts 12 ounces of carnivore candy. Feasting folks can dig into a plate of lamb chops stuffed with sage and side-kicked by mint jelly ($30.95) or rip forks through 5 flaky ounces of grilled halibut ($18.95). Reservations, like umbrellas in hailstorms, are recommended.
At each of Fat Cats' five locations, strikes and spares light up the screens of automatic scoring systems. Bowling balls roll and skip down lanes in normal conditions, against retractable bumpers, or under the fluorescent glow of Thunder Alley, when the facility transforms into a music-filled fusion of a bowling alley and dance club. Each lane's crashing pins echo the softer clacking of putters at the glow-in-the-dark miniature golf course and the ringing lightshow of the arcade. Elsewhere, the scents of pizza and deep-fried bowling balls waft through the fun haven. Each Fat Cats location partners with different restaurants, including The Pizza Factory at its Salt Lake facility and Champzz Bar at the Westminster location.
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ALBANY - Helping children learn in these tough economic times was the focus of a state budget hearing Monday in Albany.
Among those testifying was The State Education Commissioner John King and SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher.
Governor Cuomo's proposed education budget includes a spending increase, but teachers and advocates say it's not enough.
The governor also calls for $25 million in grants for full-day, pre-k programs and $20 million to lengthen the school day or year.
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For a while, the saying "No news is good news" resounded even more loudly in the stamping industry than others. For years, every bit of news about the industry, it seemed, was of yet another shop closing and selling its equipment to the highest bidder.
When is the last time someone asked those of you in the stamping industry how business is, and you answered, "Good" or even, "Best year ever!"?
The recovery is happening at last and news is good— at least for western Michigan, one die design/software business relayed to me last week.
"Most of the shops western Michigan are filling with new work fast. We are currently designing several dies for these shops. The work is automotive—there's even a project for the Chevrolet Volt," reported Mark Hansen, design manager of 3-D Solutions Design Service in Rockford, Mich.
"2010 was our best year for die design software sales and training. So far this year we are seeing software sales continue and also a significant increase in die design activity." Hansen expects the tool and die business activity to continue ramping up, he added. "It's refreshing to see so much work released in the eight weeks."
Indeed. It's great to be able to glance at industry headlines again without flinching.
GM added a third shift, restored 750 jobs, at its iconic Flint, Mich. assembly plant, Just.auto.com reported today. This factory makes the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra heavy-duty pickups.
CNN Money's reports echo the same rosy tune. "The nation's automakers posted double-digit percentage sales gains for January on Tuesday, as Americans appear to be returning to showrooms after a long hiatus."
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Can The POTUS Be Fined For Tampering?
"You know, like I said, I don't want to meddle," Obama told TNT. "I will say this: [Derrick] Rose, Joakim Noah it's a pretty good core. You know, you could see LeBron fitting in pretty well there."
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Come on, really? Mark Cuban gets a $100k fine for what he said and they're going to let the President off scot free for that statement? Inconceivable! Sure Cuban is a team owner and Barack Obama has no official role in the NBA, but his words carry weight! As punishment for this blatant attempt to sway young Mr. James to the Chicago Bulls, thus forming an unstoppable dynamic duo with Derrick Rose I say that David Stern must force our dear Mr. President to attend only Washington Wizards games for the rest of his term. They certainly can't levy a financial punishment on Obama so this will have to suffice. Even with John Wall, the 'Zards are going to be painful to watch for at least a couple more years. These types of shenanigans cannot go without disciplinary action. Justice must be served!!
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Posted: March 10, 2008
Registration under REACH starts on June 1, 2008, when manufacturers and importers of new substances in quantities above 1 ton have to submit a registration to the European Chemicals Agency. The agency was established in Helsinki on June 1, 2007, when REACH went into effect. Companies may start manufacturing or importing three weeks after registration as long as there is no objection by the agency. Until June 1, 2008, the old notification scheme under Directive 67/548 applies.
The date June 1, 2008, marks the start of the six-month period of pre-registration for phase-in substances, allowing these to benefit from an extended registration time frame. Consequently, three months remain for getting prepared and to perform these important steps:
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-Deciding to pre-register as a manufacturer or an importer, through an 'only representative' or through a 'third party representative'
Companies that start manufacturing phase-in substances after the end of the pre-registration phase still may decide to join the pre-registration processes and SIEFs. For this, they must submit the pre-registration information within six months from the start of manufacturing or importing and at least 12 months before the relevant registration deadline.
A potential registrant of a phase-in substance who has not pre-registered has to inquire from the agency if a registration has already been submitted for the same substance. An inquiry is also requested from every potential registrant of a nonphase-in substance. The potential registrants have to request all information about tests on vertebrate animals required for registration from the previous registrant(s) (Article 27).
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• The pre-registration phase is from June 1-Nov. 30, 2008.
• A potential registrant who starts manufacturing a phase-in substance after the end of the pre-registration phase may still join the processes and SIEFs until 12 months before the relevant registration deadline.
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Amanda Seyfried is busily promoting the film "Les Miserables," in which she plays Cosette. The actress is treating fans to a whirlwind fashion tour as she walks red carpets around the globe.
Once a teen in boot-cut jeans and spaghetti straps, Seyfried now walks the red carpet in sophisticated gowns and attends events in stylish winter essentials.
Seyfried chose a ruffle-hemmed Balenciaga gown at the "Les Miserables" premiere in London and a gold Alexander McQueen bustier for the film's New York premiere.
The actress recently visited the Hollywood Walk of Fame for co-star Hugh Jackman's star ceremony wearing a Burberry belted trench, suede booties and some killer red-tinted shades.
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Donald Oxenreider, 84, of Ames died Nov. 12, 2012, at Riverside Manor in Ames.
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South Mix and Match Pencil Skirt
This pencil skirt is a staple when it comes to chic office dressing and we love the length for an elegant ladylike finish.
In stretch fabric this pencil skirt complements your curves. The length is ideal for showing off your favourite platform heels and courts. In grey check or versatile black this pencil skirt is perfect for grounding your look. Layered frill detail to the back adds a feminine finish.
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This fit and flare skirt by Savoir is perfect for your office looks as well as those special dinner dates.
The fit and flare style of this piece skims your figure for a flattering and feminine silhouette. A fishtail hem with pleats adds shape and movement to your style. This skirt is available in two colours. The black is timeless and will coordinate easily with your wardrobe. The red hue is bold and sure to liven up your evening outfits. A zip fly and button fastening to the back secures the fit and holds the beautiful shape of this piece.
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South Jersey Midi Tube Skirt
This midi skirt by South updates your basics wardrobe with a seasonal twist that will keep you in style all winter long.
This tube skirt perfects the High St approved ladylike trend while adding a dash of secretary glamour into your look. The high waisted fit and midi length nods to the 50s allowing you to work your retro beauty.
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South Pencil Skirt
When it comes to a sleek summer silhouette, the pencil skirt promises lashings of style for a smooth and elegant outfit that flatters your figure.
This South pencil skirt has an elasticated waist for a great fit that really complements your shape. The length of this skirt lends a classic feel while the gentle stretch to the fabric promises a perfect fit. This pencil skirt is ideal for the office or for evening and will quickly become one of your most versatile skirts this season.
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Definitions Midi Pencil Skirt with Mesh Panel
Simple sophistication just got a contemporary twist
This mesh pencil skirt by Definitions has reworked the boardroom classic into a part of your amped up party wardrobe.
In a pencil fit this skirt skims your curves showing off your svelte shape. Available in two colours you can choose between timeless black or vibrant red - or pick both to perk up your winter wardrobe. The mesh panel to the hem is a hot trend we saw everywhere from the catwalk to the red carpet and this piece shows you how to achieve award winning looks effortlessly.
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Warming up the office power player of the season
New for AW13 our latest own brand, Definitions, focuses on smart, sophisticated investment pieces for your office, evening, casual and occasion wardrobes - it's all about strong statement styles.
Vibrant, sophisticated and with an edgy twist, this crepe pencil skirt by Definitions will brighten up your 9-5 wardrobe.
Luxe-to-the-touch the crepe-like fabric gives this piece a beautiful textured finish, whilst the bold hue is perfect for the season. Moving the traditional split at the back hem to the front, this piece is given a distinctly feminine and modern appeal. The pencil fit skims your figure, whilst the subtle zip fastening to the back secures the fit.
Tuck in the embellished pussy bow blouse by Definitions and show off your toned legs in a pair of peep toe stiletto heels.
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Definitions Short Skirt with Flip Hem Shape
Working the Gatsby flapper style flawlessly
Introducing our latest exclusive brand ready for AW13, Definitions features structured cuts, tailoring and sharp styles for style driven women who want a high-end fashion finish. Focusing on smart, sophisticated investment pieces for your office, evening, casual and occasion wardrobes, Definitions is all about strong statements.
Bringing out the free spirit in you, this short skirt by Definitions will swish and sway as you move for a fun and flirty finish to your evening look.
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With the Definitions Peter Pan collar jumper, bare legs and suede shoe boots, this piece adds the finishing touches to a preppy evening look.
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This bodycon midi skirt by Love Label will amp up your winter looks with its flirty, sophisticated fit.
Figure hugging and fabulous this piece instantly lifts your casual looks with its sleek styling and midi length. In wear-with-everything grey work this skirt effortlessly into your wardrobe this season or try the khaki for a chic everyday alternative.
Team this skirt with studded court shoes, a sheer shirt and a leather jacket for an evening look with street smarts.
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Club L Aztec Print Midi Skirt
This midi skirt by Club L is perfect for your office-to-evening styles. With an all over Aztec print this piece gives impact to the rest of your outfit.
The Aztec print gives this skirt lashings of style cred while the midi length is perfect for wowing at work or after hours. An elasticised waist personalises the fit for an easy to wear style that's perfect for all day wear.
Wear this skirt with a black fitted top, court shoes with a metal trim and an oversized leather clutch bag with complementing metal trim.
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Colours: Black, Red. Polyester. Machine washable.Savoir Maxi Skirt
With an A-line style this Savoir maxi skirt has a flattering fit that complements your shape. The chic cut of this skirt makes it extra versatile and we consider it a day and evening wardrobe staple.
With a gentle flare this long skirt gives you a beautiful silhouette, while the length of this piece makes it ideal for pairing with your favourite court shoes. The mock buckle fastening to the waistband adds a touch of detail.
Wear with a long sleeved blouse and court shoes. Add a matching bag for a coordinated outfit.
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CEDAR (Complex Event Discovery, Analysis, and Ranking) Complex Event Discovery, Analysis, and Ranking (CEDAR) leverages mature complex event processing (CEP) technology to automatically monitor large streams of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) data for combinations of activities indicative of threats. Developing proof-of-concept demonstration with operationally relevant data. |
Command: NAVSEA Topic: N08-055 TRL: 5 |
#66: 3 Sigma Research, Inc. 503 South River Oaks Dr. Indialantic, FL 32903 Mr. James Dike (321)674-9267 firstname.lastname@example.com Abstract Quad Chart Capabilities Brochure |
Datagram Segregation Open Systems Service Approach This middleware software associates security context with datagrams for auditing, control, filtering, and distribution to intended recipients and complements applications using High Level Architecture for distributed simulation communication. It is well suited for Navy Training Federation compatible platforms. |
Command: NAVAIR Topic: N101-097 TRL: 6 |
#6: ADC Acquisition Co. dba Automated Dynamics 407 Front Street Schenectady, NY 12305 Mr. John Michasiow (518)377-6471 firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.automateddynamics.com Abstract Quad Chart Capabilities Brochure |
Innovative Material Design and Manufacturing Development for a Lightweight, Low-Cost, Highly Survivable Drive Shaft Transformative composite 'melt-bonding' fiber placement technology joins bulkheads, stiffeners, ribs and longerons to skin with no autoclave, oven, adhesives or fasteners. Enables production of monolithic aircraft structures like tailboom, cabin, floor, stabilizer, wing and fuselage for rotorcraft, UAV and aircraft. |
Command: ONR - SBIR Topic: N092-151 TRL: N/A |
#106: Acree Technologies Incorporated 1980 Olivera Ave, Suite D Concord, CA 94520-5454 Mr. Jeff Brown (925)798-5770 firstname.lastname@example.com http://acreetech.com/ Abstract Capabilities Brochure |
Infrared-Transparent, Millimeter-Wave Bandpass, Missile Dome Design This 8-year-old company specializes in thin film coatings and deposition processes, enhancing the performance of materials and products for military, medical, and other commercial applications. This AS9100C/ISO-9001 registered company offers coating services, research and development, analytical services, and equipment sales. |
Command: NAVSEA Topic: N102-152 TRL: 4 |
#68: Adaptive Methods, Inc 5860 Trinity Parkway, Suite 200 Centreville, VA 20120 Mr. Joe Elder (703)968-8040 x153 email@example.com http://www.adaptivemethods.com Abstract Quad Chart Capabilities Brochure |
Near Field Passive Tracking This technology maps the Anti-Submarine Warfare Community-of-Interest (ASW COI) physical data model to a common software library that provides network interfaces to support the sharing of similar data across existing and future ASW system elements. Demonstrated with two ASW domains. |
Command: NAVSEA Topic: N092-136 TRL: 5 |
#67: Adaptive Methods, Inc 5860 Trinity Parkway, Suite 200 Centreville, VA 20120 Mr. Joseph Elder (703)968-8040 x153 firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.adaptivemethods.com Abstract Quad Chart Capabilities Brochure |
Training Cognitive Situational Awareness for Multi-Platform Command and Control This framework, with metric analysis capabilities, supports human systems interface improvement by providing a consistent set of display usability assessments and benchmarks. Assessments consider design layout and identify situational awareness design principles. Empirical evaluations have established situational awareness assessment reliability. |
Command: ONR - SBIR Topic: N101-087 TRL: 4 |
#107: Adsys Controls, Inc. 16 Technology Dr. Suite 148 Irvine, CA 92618 Mr. Brian Goldberg 949-436-6498 email@example.com http://www.adsyscontrols.com/ Abstract Quad Chart |
Counter Directed Energy Weapons System Helios is an innovative sensor and jammer system to protect assets such as Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) from Directed Energy Weapon (DEW) attack. The counter-DEW technology can be configured to defend fixed installations and vehicles from DEW threats, from rangefinders to high-energy lasers. |
Command: NAVAIR Topic: N092-114 TRL: 5 |
#7: Advanced Coherent Technologies 4022 Liggett dr. San Diego, CA 92106 Ms. Jasmine Lopez (619)851-4054 firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.advanced-coherent.com Abstract Quad Chart Capabilities Brochure |
Joint Multi-Mission Electro-Optic System(JMMES) for UAV Platforms Company produces hyperspectral and multispectral infrared/electro-optic imaging systems as payloads for UAVs to detect targets of military interest. Sensor and software suite is easily tailored by modifying specific detection algorithms and spectral filters, thereby allowing use for different missions and targets without compromising current infrastructure. |
Command: ONR - SBIR Topic: N101-083 TRL: 5 |
#108: Advanced Scientific Concepts, Inc. 135 E. Ortega Street Santa Barbara, CA 93101 Brad Short (805)966-3331x105 firstname.lastname@example.com Abstract Quad Chart Capabilities Brochure |
Fast, High Resolution 3-D Flash LIDAR Imager Coastal Battlefield Reconnaissance and Analysis (COBRA), includes a requirement for night operations and full mine and obstruction detection in the surf zone and for the Detection and Neutralization of Near-Surface Drifting/Oscillating Mines. Company is the only manufacturer of 3D Flash LIDAR cameras. |
Command: NAVAIR Topic: N101-017 TRL: 6 |
#8: Advanced Scientific Concepts, Inc. 135 E. Ortega Street Santa Barbara, CA 93101 Brad Short (805)966-3331x105 email@example.com Abstract Quad Chart Capabilities Brochure |
Miniature Laser Designator for Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Company is the only manufacturer of 3D Flash LIDAR cameras. Its miniature laser designator will allow for improvements in aim point correction for target designation from a UAV, increasing the types of UAV flyable missions while reducing the cost of the overall sensor package. |
Command: NAVAIR Topic: N101-073 TRL: 5 |
#9: Advanced Scientific Concepts, Inc. 135 E. Ortega Street Santa Barbara, CA 93101 Brad Short (805)966-3331x105 email@example.com Abstract Quad Chart Capabilities Brochure |
Terminal Guidance for Autonomous Aerial Refueling Current aerial refueling guidance systems, utilizing differential Global Positioning Systems (GPS), do not provide the technology required for the terminal guidance phase for autonomous aerial refueling (AAR). Company is a technology leader in and the only manufacturer of 3D Flash LIDAR cameras. |
Command: NAVAIR Topic: N093-169 TRL: 0 |
#10: Advanced Systems & Technologies, Inc 23 Mauchly #109 Irvine, CA 92618-2330 Dr. Vladimir Markov (949)733-3355, ext 26 firstname.lastname@example.com Abstract Quad Chart |
Vibration Imaging Sensor for Damage Assessment in Composites (VISDAC) A 2-dimensional (2D) imaging laser doppler vibrometer (LDV) for damage assessment of hidden defects of composite rotor blades and airframe structures. Combines sensitivity of single-point LDV with the imaging capability of traditional full-field optical techniques. Enables time and cost savings. |
Command: ONR - SBIR Topic: N101-086 TRL: 6 |
#109: Aeroprobe Corporation (formerly Schultz-Creehan, LLC) 2200 Kraft Drive, Suite 1475 Blacksburg, VA 24060 E. Koehler Slagel III (540) 443-9215 x4229, cell (540) 239-2808 email@example.com http://www.aeroprobe.com Abstract |
Advanced Rail Materials for Electromagnetic Launchers Additive Friction Stir (AFS) enables metallurgically bonded functionally graded coatings for metals to improve wear and corrosion resistance and offer weight savings. Dissimilar materials are combined while preserving material properties because, unlike other coating methods, metals remain below melting temperature. |
Command: ONR - SBIR Topic: N092-157 TRL: 6 |
#110: Analysis, Design & Diagnostics, Inc. 317 West Forsyth St. Jacksonville, FL 32202-4307 Mr. Gary Donoher (904)475-0094 firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.adndinc.com Abstract Quad Chart Capabilities Brochure |
Handheld Sonar Intercept Receiver for Divers This technology alerts divers of potential sonar signal threats which could compromise their mission. The wideband system automatically detects and classifies enemy sonar signals, providing a bearing and estimated range to the threat. Integration support is sought for submarine platforms. |
Command: NAVAIR Topic: N101-027 TRL: 6 |
#12: Analysis, Integration and Design 2905 Bush Drive Melbourne, FL 32935-2156 Mr. Hugh Pritchett (321)253-9919 firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.aidinc-usa.com Abstract Quad Chart Capabilities Brochure |
Formalizing Accommodation of Transitory Path Intrinsic Characteristics This software uses intrinsic path characteristic information (IPCI) to address system compatibility issues to achieve cross-service ATS interoperability. The intrinsic characteristics technologies are being integrated with existing ConVEx® software that has been in development for over 7 years. |


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Tag Archives: Rayman 3 HD
Wed, Mar 21, 2012 | 09:22 GMT
Rayman 3 HD launch trailer does the goof
Ubisoft's released the launch trailer for Rayman 3 HD, featuring the goofalong action the game was known for. The game promises up to 20 hours of gameplay, mini-games and more. Get it below the break.
It's out today for PSN and XBLA.
Thu, Mar 08, 2012 | 17:12 GMT
Rayman 3 HD trailer is swarming with enemies
Ubisoft has released a new video for Rayman 3 HD which explores the various enemies in the game.
Fri, Mar 02, 2012 | 04:39 GMT
Rayman 3 HD gets powered-up in new trailer
While he may have been overshadowed in recent years by the introduction of those pesky Raving Rabbids, Rayman is still a pretty awesome little dude – and he's set to return in an HD remake of Rayman 3, hitting PSN and XBLA a little later this year. Take a look at this new power-up trailer and you'll see what all the fuss is about.
Tue, Nov 22, 2011 | 18:26 GMT
Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc HD releasing in spring 2012 on PSN and XBLA
After months of rumors, Ubisoft has announced Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc will be receiving an HD upgrade for release on PSN and XBLA. According to the official announcement: "In Rayman 3 Hoodlum Havoc HD, fans and newcomers alike can now enjoy this piece of video game history with stunning new HD graphics. Rayman 3 Hoodlum Havoc HD provides 15–20 hours of gameplay and a wealth of extra content to unlock, including nine fun stand-alone mini-games, achievements and worldwide online leaderboards. In addition, the game has been updated to run at 60 frames per second and offers improved audio quality." Ubisoft has it down for a spring 2012 release, with a price to be determined. Check out screens for the game below. Thanks, D'toid.


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Warwick delays housing decision
nDeveloper seeks conditional-use approval for a 55-plus housing development south of Lititz.
A decision on a conditional-use request for a 55-plus housing development in Warwick Township has been rescheduled for Feb. 20.
The delay in rendering the decision for the proposed Traditions of America community on 60 acres south of Lititz was initiated by the developer, according to township manager Daniel Zimmerman.
The new date was announced by Logan Myers, supervisor chairman at the start of the Jan. 16 meeting. He also said that discussion on vacating a portion of Hess Lane related to an access road to the development will be tabled for a month.
The proposed Traditions of America community cleared its first hurdle in November when the land was rezoned to allow for a moderate density, age-restricted residential development. The tract, part of the Buckwalter Farm, was rezoned from Agricultural to R-1 and R-2 Residential Zoned District at that time. Then a conditional-use hearing was held in December.
If conditional-use approval is granted, that would make way for storm water, preliminary and final plans for the age-targeted development.
The proposed development would have about 255 new homes intended for retirees and working professionals. It will include a community center, fitness center, pool and walking trails.
Also, supervisors reviewed a proposal relating to another portion of the farmland located on the east side of Lititz Pike. Developers from R.G. Waters are asking that supervisors consider modifying the Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map and Growth Area Map.
They are suggesting that zoning be modified to Community Commercial zoning in the area directly across from the existing Shoppes at Kissel Village and Target store.
According to Alex Piehl of RGS Associates, the 32 acres that is now part of Buck hill Farms has potential to be developed into an extension of Shoppes of Kissel Village.
He suggested that it would be a two-stage project with additional shops and four pad sites, which might be used for restaurants, banks or other free-standing businesses.
Because Lititz Pike already has been widened and traffic signals are in place, the area has the infrastructure to accommodate what would be called Shoppes at Kissel Village East.
Piehl said rezoning would help to define an area that would be ideal for continued commercial development and would fit in with urban growth planning to cluster areas for commercial uses.
"This is something that fits into the economic development planning," said Piehl, adding that modification of the zoning map would allow for what developers hope to do within the next five years.
The IMPACT 2017 Joint Strategic Plan for Warwick Township, Lititz Borough and Elizabeth Township is currently under way and is intended to take the region into the next five years.
The plan involves the region's downtown, historic preservation, tourism, transportation, growth and development, the natural environment and recreation.
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Cequent shutting down Goshen operations next year
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Cequent Performance Products workers lined U.S. 33 on Oct. 29, 2012, at one of the entrances to the plant to rally support to keep their jobs in Goshen rather than moving to Mexico. Some of the early sign holders wait for more workers to get out of work to join them. From left are Tammy Schrock, Dustin Butler and Mark Schmanski. (Truth Photo By Larry Tebo)
It was an unwelcome piece of Thanksgiving news for hundreds of employees of the Goshen facility, where they make hitches and structural components for RVs and trailers.
The 450 local jobs will end throughout next year, the company announced.
�They told us they made the decision and then they wished us �Happy Thanksgiving,�� said Deb Hathaway, vice president of steelworkers local 9550, which represents more than 350 of the 450 affected people.
�It was a very gloomy situation,� she said, and it will loom heavily on hundreds of family Thanksgiving gatherings tomorrow. �We�re all so thankful we just lost our jobs,� Hathaway said.
In a written announcement of the closing, Dave Wathen, president of Michigan-based TriMas, said, �While these types of decisions are never easy, we make them with significant consideration.�
He continued, �For those employees affected by the closure, the company is committed to working with them during this transition,� said Wathen.
It�s been a contentious process since the company announced the possibility of moving the jobs last month. The union representing most of the local employees filed a federal lawsuit against the company, the company started having police come to the plant, and earlier today production stopped due to a bomb threat.
That had workers waiting outside for about 2 1/2 hours, Hathaway said. Then company officials made the announcement just before the end of the first shift. The company did allow second-shift workers to use vacation time to take the afternoon off without forfeiting holiday pay, she said.
At the first of next year, the company will tell workers how they�ll start to eliminate departments. Hathaway expects production to move to a single shift as things ramp down.
Meanwhile, the union continues to fight the move, she said. �We�re still fighting,� hoping to push the move into 2014.
In addition to shutting down the Goshen facility, TriMas is shutting down a warehouse in Huntington.
In their written announcement of the plant closure, TriMas made it the final item in a list of seven highlights of moves the company is making �to enable continuous improvement for our customers and enhance overall TriMas� value,� said Wathen.
The initial response from Cequent workers was that the announcement was not a surprise.
Mike Hanna, an employee of the company, noted he and some others had begun to speculate that the announcement would come Wednesday after the company declined to make an announcement Monday as planned.
�I was kind of preparing for the worst but hoping for the best,� Hanna said, saying he was at least glad the company finally gave employees an answer.
Dustin Butler, an employee of three years, echoed Hanna�s statement.
�In some sort, I�m kind of relieved,� he said. �It�s going to make everything a lot harder to make work,� Butler added, noting he and his girlfriend, Debbie Lacopo, a Cequent employee of 19 years, have four children to take care of and another on the way.
Even though workers were preparing themselves for the announcement, they still weren�t fully ready to hear the news.
�I�m in a stunned type of stage,� Hanna admitted.
Hanna said the company will begin a series of �communication meetings� next week to provide more information to workers.
Nick Wesman contributed to this story.


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By Sue Vorenberg December 10, 2013 4:33 p.m.
The number of potential producers, processors and sellers of marijuana in Clark County continues to rise as the state nears the end of its application window.
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http://www.hardocp.com/article/2010/02/11/dont_buy_global_agenda_editorial "Do not buy its games. Pass along that message! Post it on forums. Post it in blogs. Put it on Facebook. Totally bitch out and Tweet it. But for god's sake don't buy games from companies that try to stifle your gaming experience." Here I am doing it, and now guys worth a read
Agreed -- any company that will gimp a gamers setup just because it's an "unfair advantage" doesn't need our hard earned cash. It's simply a wider angle of view - you spend the cash, you should be able to take full advantage of what you pay for. It's not some custom modded mouse that lets you fire 20x faster than the other people, it's a retail product. Anyone can buy it and use it.
but in todays world doesn't stuff like this actually stir up sales for games? saying ZOMG DIS GAME IS HORIBBLE....normally just leads to people looking into it and ultimately end up buying it:shadedshu
Thats absolutley ridiculous... The bottom line is, I bet that they didnt bother implementing into the game because they're just inferior!
It seems likely they'll sell more copies thanks to this publicity. I never would have heard of it if not for the link to the article. I'm not going to buy it but others might, despite what the article says. Anyway, not a big deal to me. Like roast said, they probably just didn't implement it to cut costs and time. And if not, I'd even go so far as to say that to some degree, they have a point. Variance in the systems of online gamers may always exist, but limiting it to some degree might make the playing field a little more reasonably even. This touches on another topic being discussed here at TPU. I won't defend them, just saying ... it's not entirely without its merits.
dude with "wide" display want to see more horizontally. dude with "tall" display want to see more vertically. dude with square display want to see more than everyone. So what the frak are the developers supposed to do?
For those who do buy it without researching, they will have already payed for it by the time they get pissed at the limitations. (Should be few and far between if they even have a successful setup that does end up getting limited) Kudos to them for finding this slick way for marketing their product.
Couldn't agree with you more in this sense. Not every game is open for players to adjust and change FOV and other things for the most part. And simply because they disallow say, changing of FOV to larger/wider angles, does NOT mean it's a horrible game. My proof is in the pudding. Heroes Of Newerth has non-adjustable FOV, and is what I like to think a superb game. Sure in the beginning I was like wtf, why can't I zoom out..But I got used to it. And never having played many RTS games before it, such as DOTA which it is mostly based off of, I have to say that I loved that game. I just don't think the review should be jumping down their throat here. Sorry, but game developers kinda have final say in how they want their product to be. In this instance, they wanted to only have one FOV for everyone regardless of system, simply don't buy it then if you don't want to. I'm sure this review will not deter those away from it who want to purchase it, and will likely as others have said stir up more buzz and publicity to make others want to buy it just to see what the fuss is about.
LOL, find this shit funny more than any thing. Although If a game does not support some thing i need it too i will not buy it anyways. For a example BS2 dieing to play it but till they add widescreen i will not and the longer they take with that the cheaper the game will be for me so it's just win win to me lol. The idea of that game i thought was cool but looked like crap and to be honest the only reason i liked BS1 was due to story as the game engine imo sucks..
I agree. Through the years you might notice Kyle being very emotional about things and posting before thinking. Having your own website doesn't make someone a rational or logical person. If anything it just gives him a way to vent extremist emotional feelings. Of course I could not say this on Hardforum without being banned. So I suggest anyone else agreeing with me to not post things of similar sentiment, or he will ban you and delete your post..... If the game is competitive online, and relies on FOV it is their very right to make sure that it is fair for all players. If that means dropping multidisplay support that is their choice. People that are obsessed with eyefinity need to pick out the games with that support. I would like Physx and Havok support for all games but I don't whine and bitch to the world if a game doesn't decide to.
So long as you can force AA and AF, this sounds like fun! I would try dragon age though...but I'm a bit stuck on that one right now.
Maybe I'm taking his complaint too seriously but thousands of people die each day from lack of food whilst others are tortured for their political views and he's pissed because he can't play with 3 computer screens at once? I mean, how spoilt have we become, we are asked to blog, twitter, facebook etc to right this great injustice perpertrated against owners of 3 screens! If he took a deep breath in, thought for 10 seconds about it, he might go, hmm, new developer trying something new in the online shooter scene, doesn't support every resolution I want, oh well. If he wants to rail the community into action, why not do it about something worthwhile. Other wise, just chill out, and lets see how the game pans out. After all, 3 screen support can always be patched in latter. Tye
Unreal 3 engine = fail.. Pretty sure that engine has no AA. The game already looks dated to me and the play seems just strange.. Aiming even looks awkward. I'd pass just because it looks like it sucks. Also it's trying to be like eve with the whole dominate the world type thing. I played eve, and IMO that worked out bad. Mostly , I think the guy who spoke on that review video was a tool...lol
I don't get the rage. If you don't like it don't buy it, and if a person actually uses EyeFinity, he or she will most probably check first if a game he or she is about to buy actually supports it. Average Joe probably doesn't even know about that "iFinity? Is that an iPhone App hurr hurr". The game looks crappy anyway.
Never played it.. But from the screen shots, it looks dated as well. The faces lack definition. The textures are sharp and plain. AA is non existent. everything square.. looks square.. I'd never buy it. Unless I went back in time like 5 years. To each their own though. Enjoy what you enjoy.
I wasn't going to, it being an MMO and all... but now I have a reason! Todd Harris needs to be stoned to death and his carcass fed to wolves!!1 RAGE!@!!! Get's a bit slow past 1680x1050 (on my system)... http://www.theburnerishot.com/photo/Diablo2-HD.jpg Which brings us to the next pre-rage: Blizzard, don't be messing around here with Diablo III... Eyefinity or death by pitchfork mob.
Sometimes those companies make you wonder... A little bit of research goes a long way towards making an investment totally worth it. Bass ackwards we are. tsk tsk. I'll just make a mod and then charge you for it! :shadedshu


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Creating a Live USB stick with Kiwi
The Kiwi image system lets you create bootable images for a variety of purposes. We'll show you how to use Kiwi to create a Live USB stick.
The Kiwi image system is SUSE's favorite entry in the recent pageant of Live Linux tools. Although Kiwi is very capable of creating an ordinary Live CD or DVD, you can also use Kiwi to generate other types of bootable images, such as Xen-based virtual images, USB stick images, and even PXE-based network boot images for thin clients. I decided to put Kiwi to work creating a bootable Linux USB stick.
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REDLANDS - Redlands girls water polo Jeff Lamb expected to be competitive, maybe he even expected his team to win the Granite Hills Tournament title on Saturday.
What he didn't expect was the way the Terriers thoroughly dominated.
RHS (13-8) outscored its championship bracket opponents 42-6, defeating San Bernardino Pacific 18-3 in a semifinal and then winning the title with a 24-3 victory over Hemet Tahquitz.
Not bad for a team that couldn't remember the last time it had won a tournament trophy.
"I expected to do well," Lamb said. "Did I expect this? No. I didn't expect to win like this."
The tournament was a low profile event, held the same weekend as the Bonita Tournament in La Verne. That didn't lessen the accomplishment.
"It's a small tournament but it's still a big deal for this team," Lamb said. "It's a big deal, especially from where this team is coming from and the direction it is headed. It's big for the program."
Redlands outscored its tournament opponents 71-7 over four games, registering opening day victories over Granite Hills (12-1) and Indio Shadow Hills (17-0).
"It really is about winning the games you should win," Lamb said. "I couldn't be more proud. It really was a great tournament to get us prepared for the rest of our games in league."
Redlands had little trouble in the title game. The Terriers led 16-2 at halftime.
RHS received goals from 10 different players. Cambria Love led the way with five goals. Karli Zevalkink and Brooke Harris both scored four goals. Holly Resh, Ali Leseman, Paige Hoel and Mary-Kate Hunter each scored two goals. Mya Lambert, Jaqueline Frey and Tricia Caro scored one goal each.
"The girls ware more confident now," Lamb said. "Their confidence level has risen with everything that is happening and it will get higher by winning this tournament."
Hunter scored five goals in the semifinal win over Pacific. Lambert and Harris scored three goals. Love and Caro scored twice and Hoel and Neda Haggag scored one goal each.
"I think we are going to finish the second half of the season by playing real good water polo," Lamb said. "That is all I can ask from a team."


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Thaipusam festival images earlier today. Here's one that looks less painful.
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A Hindu devotee carries a milk pot, known as "kavadis", for pilgrims near the Batu Cave before sunrise during the Thaipusam festival outside the Malaysian city of Kuala Lumpur on Jan. 20. The Hindu festival of Thaipusam, which commemorates the day when Goddess Pavarthi gave her son Lord Muruga an invincible lance with which he destroyed evil demons, is celebrated by some two million ethnic Indians in Malaysia. The centerpiece of the celebration is held at Batu Caves, where worshippers pierced with hooks and skewers in their tongues, cheeks, chests and backs shoulder heavy structures called kavadis as they walk barefoot up the temple's 272 steps in a form of penance.


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