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Hotel Crowne Plaza Den Haag Promenade(5 stars)Van Stolkweg 1 View on map
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Great five star place near the sea
- Recommended hotel
- Couples
- City break
- September 2014
The hotel has been updated and has a really modern feel. Breakfast is nice and transportation to the centre or Scheveningen (town by the sea) is close by. The bathroom is spacious and the rooms are clean. read hotel review
Lillian Sarah
Ok, but more also not.
- Recommended hotel
- Couples
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- City break
- August 2013
The hotel has 2 parts. A modern and an old part. You pay the same price, but either one has luck and gets one in the new or pitch and you land in the old part. The new part is very modern and well maintained. The old, in which we were accommodated, was rather a 2-3 star hotel. Very disappointing. The breakfast was great, very varied and tasty. I would recommend this hotel actually recommend, if you can live with it, that you in the old part and if you're not so much value on the room sets, if you ... are a tourist in The Hague is. read hotel review
Nice hotel
- Recommended hotel
- Couples
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- October 2012
We were very comfortable there. The hotel we would always book it again and can recommend it. The staff are very friendly and accommodating. read hotel review
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The Crowne Plaza Den Haag Promenade is located in nice wooded surroundings, next to the Peace Palace; Europol, Yugoslavia Tribunal and the "Netherlands Congress Centre" are a couple of minutes away. Scheveningen Beach is 5 minutes by car.All rooms are air-conditioned, each with marbled bathroom, a private balcony, TV, radio, video, free Wi-Fi, 3 telephones, fax device, communication connections, coffee/tea making facilities, ironing-board and mini bar. Beside our 91 rooms, we provide 3 junior suites and a "celebrity" suite.The hotel hosts 2 modern restaurants, a Grand Café and many other facilities. Visit our wellness area with fitness room and sauna. Business hours of reception: Every day: from 00:00 to 00:00
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Hotel amenities
- Library
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- Non-smoking room
- Hairdressers/Beauty salon
- Business centre
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- Internet
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- Writing bureau
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- Hair dryer
- Wake up call/Alarm clock
- Pets allowed
- Restaurant
- Diabetic menu
- Vegetarian
- Hotel bar
- Cafe
- Breakfast in the room
- Packed lunches
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- Tennis court
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- 24 hour reception
- Evening programs and entertainment
- Gay friendly
- Express check in and check out
- Car hire
- Currency exchange
- Pets allowed
- All public and private areas are no smoking zones
- Wifi
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Bobtail - Berliotz - Small - Senior - Male - Cat
Berliotz, affectionately known as "B," came into the rescue with his brother Toulouse. They are approximately 11 years old and are full of love and personality. Their owner fell on hard times and surrendered them to a high ...
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Baltimore :
Baltimore - Cats & kittens
Bobtail - Bonk Bonk - Medium - Adult - Male - Cat
Introducing: Mr. Bonk Bonk! If you are a cat lover then you know exactly how he got his name. This super friendly guy is so full of happy as he runs & plays & snuggles. And while he snuggles, watch out: the head bonks begin! ...
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Middletown - Cats & kittens
Japanese Bobtail - Marco - Small - Adult - Male - Cat
Simply adorable and with the cutest bob tail that wags and wags with joy!!! There is not much to say about the cutest boy ever. He is a very affectionate, loving, interactive cat. He is just the sweetest thing and his ...
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Englewood - Cats & kittens
Bobtail - Fuji - Medium - Young - Male - Cat
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Germantown - Cats & kittens
Bobtail - Boink - Large - Adult - Male - Cat
My name is Boink and I was found wandering outside in the cold. My poor skinny body was covered in wounds and scabs, my eye was blood red and swollen and my tail hung limp and bloody. I was in a lot of pain, was very scared and ...
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I have 3 bobtail flame point siamese kittens ready for their new home by the 15th at the latest. They all come litter trained, vaccinated with health check. They have been fed good quality food and well socialized. These are the VERY last kittens I will offer. Both mom and ...
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I have blue tabby and cream tabby bobtail kittens ready to go now to good indoor homes. These kittens have never been outdoors but they spend a good amount of time perched on their favorite chairs looking out the window at birds. They have no fleas or ear mites, they are ...
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Hagerstown-Martinsburg :
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Brownsville - Cats & kittens
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Palmyra - Cats & kittens
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Philadelphia - Cats & kittens
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"I'm taking over this ship!" Captain Jack Sparrow is a charming cat, and he knows it! He loves being with people and doesn't hesitate to ask for attention. This very friendly, personable gray boy gets along great ...
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Open and sharing as a choice
Posted by karen on November 17, 2014 in Uncategorized
I recently had a short Twitter and blog conversation with someone about OER and the question "Why should all of the time that I spent developing this, be free for others to consume without some form of compensation for my time?"
Here in part is my response:
"The distinction [between OER and all the other free resources], worth noting I think, is that open educational resources are not only free, but are licensed in a way that they can be freely remixed and redistributed by others (with attribution). This is generally done under an open license like those from Creative Commons.
The reason this is important is that the owner/creator still owns the copyright to the materials. That being the case, they can still be compensated through advertising or even selling the material. Some of the ways creators of OER can be compensated for their work is by selling versions of it (especially printed versions or versions with other value added), seeking voluntary donations (this has been very popular in the entertainment industries and sometimes has yielded higher returns that just selling content outright), and selling services related to the materials (for example professional development).
Still the question remains – do you really want to give away stuff you spent a lot of time working on?
That is a question that each individual has to answer. I don't think any of us who advocate for OER think that everyone should give their stuff away.
Instead, we want to make sure that people who want to give their stuff away know that using an open license is an option. It's a way to get broader distribution and use of your materials if you were going to give it away anyway. A lot of people who post free stuff intend for people to be able to reuse and redistribute it, but the complexities of copyright and fair use get in the way.
Simply put, if you really want to share freely, putting a Creative Commons license on something is the best way to do that.
Also, many of us think that educational materials that are paid for with public dollars should be openly licensed so that they are freely shareable (but that's another post!)
On the issue of whether it's worth freely and openly sharing, I can say that from my personal perspective is YES. (I will say that it took me several years to reach this point.) By freely and openly sharing, I have gained so much, personally, professionally, and yes, even monetarily.
That's just my perspective, but I thought I'd share it."
Passion-driven learning
Posted by karen on October 27, 2014 in clmooc
I am very excited to be convening the Passion-Driven Learning strand of the K12 Online Conference this year. This is an approach I believe deeply in.
We have an all-star line up covering vital topics such as genius hour, connected learning, and more. Several of these projects are ones I've been proud to be associated with this year.
Here is the schedule for the week. (Links will be added as the sessions air.)
Keynote Passion-Based Learning
Joy Kirr
Connected Learning Through Google Apps
Jennifer Bloomingdale
A Key to Interest-Based Learning
Paul Allison
Grab the MIC (Musical Integration Concept)
Kevin Cornell
Genius Hour Passion Projects
JoAnn Delaney
Connected Learners Need Connect Leaders
Donna Fry and Mark Carbone
Finding Your People
Cheryl Steighner
Trust and Transparency
Bart Miller
Moving From "Some Study I Used to Know" to Inquisitive Learning with Genius Hour & Passion Projects
Michele Haiken
Passion-Driven Learning in #clmooc–Supporting Teacher Agency in Making and Learning
Mallory McNeal and Anna Smith
An Introduction to Webmaker for Educators
Brendan Murphy
Web 2.0 Tools that will increase Creativity and Passion in Your Online Courses
Courtney Kofeldt
As always, all of these K12 Online sessions are open licensed and shareable and will be available indefinitely for you to view, use, remix, and share.
Thank you to everyone who contributed a session to K12 Online this year and for the good work you do all year!
Kids Maker Day 2014
Posted by karen on September 11, 2014 in clmooc
This year's local kids maker day is over, and it was a great success. The planned program is shown here.
When we hold this annual local event, we never know how many kids will come or what ages they will be. This year we started with about 10 kids. The youngest was 4 months (!….accompanied by a parent and several older siblings) and the oldest was 10. Over the course of the day, some of the younger kids left and others joined in.
We began with making name tags and having the kids introduce themselves to each other and then to the group. The kids typically hate having to do "public" introductions, and this year was no exception. Still, I think that doing this has long term value, and I even think it helped build relationships for the rest of the day. (Several of the kids didn't know each other before.)
Then we moved on to the Marshmallow Challenge. I'd have to say this was the highlight of the day. Kids just loved it! Several adults even participated, and one of my favorite parts was when a parent has built a tower and as a child approached, she shouted, "Don't bump it!"
We teamed kids in groups of 2 or 3, trying to mix ages and separate siblings and friends where it made sense. Every team who participated built a successful tower, and we learned lesson about collaboration, play, trying different things, iteration, and design under constraints.
After one round of the building with the formal rules, the kids wanted to do another round with new rules. These are the revised rules we came up with as a group:
Again, each group was successful in building a tower; some were taller than the previous round and some shorter. I think kids could have gone on with this all day, but other activities were calling!
We'd planned to do storytelling next, but altered our plans. At that point in the day, about half of the kids seemed too young to do the activity we'd planned, and several others had said they'd leave if we did storytelling. I hate to give in to demands and really wanted to do storytelling, but also wanted to have a successful day. I put it aside for the moment and hoped we'd return to it later (which we didn't…this was one of the "failures" of the day. Comments? Advice?)
Instead, we went to the Cardboard Challenge. I'd planned for this to be one of the optional activities in the afternoon, but in looking at the group, I knew that everyone would want to do it. We have very little guidance other than "build something with cardboard," and all the kids immediately came up with something they wanted to build. We ended up with a monster mask, a cat play house, a puppy house, an egg money collection box, a storage box, a ship, and a giant turtle.
After lunch, a few middle school students came in to teach us how to make duct tape wallets. What fun! The main instructor for this was a natural teacher/mentor. He gave just enough instructions and was so patient with even the littlest kids. He was flexible and acknowledged when someone came up with a good alternative way to do something. Just what you want in a teacher! Everyone ended up with wallets to take home.
Next up was jewelry making. While there were several options, the kids gravitated to the rainbow loom work with colored rubber bands. We didn't buy the actual plastic loom, because we'd found these instructions for weaving with your fingers. This was a great activity. I think it worked particularly well with smaller kids (down to 4) and with kids who sometimes had a hard time focusing or persisting otherwise. There are some lessons there, I think.
We wrapped the day up with cooking. I've always wanted to do this, and when our facility added a kitchen this year, I was thrilled. We had a six year old teach us how to make biscuits, and he was awesome! So were the biscuits. It was fun for me to just hang back in the background and watch (and worry about the oven…nothing bad happened, of course). Afterwards, we ate biscuits with homemade jam and shared the leftovers with the adults. (There was a parallel adult-focused event taking place in the same building.)
Overall, it was a great day. Here are some observations and thoughts for next year:
- Making is great.
- Less structure and more flexibility is better.
- Youth-led activities are awesome. (We brainstormed more of these for next year.)
- I need to think more about how to bring in more storytelling and/or writing next year. (We've done DS106 Daily Create-style photo challenges in the past, and those were very popular, but I wanted to try something different.)
Reflecting on CLMOOC – Part 3
Posted by karen on August 1, 2014 in clmooc
One of the most important things I think about as I wrap up an experience like CLMOOC is how I'm going to take my learning forward.
One of the big things on my mind right now is a small local kids maker day I help coordinate each September. This year's program is being influenced by CLMOOC 2014. Here's the current outline:
Welcome and Introductions
Marshmallow challenge (collaborative design activity)
Storytelling activities (with options)
Planning for afternoon
Creative play options
- Cardboard challenge
- Duct tape crafts
- Jewelry making
One of the constraints of this event is that there is no technology available. Also I have no idea how many kids will come or what ages will they'll be. In the past, we've had as many as 15 kids ranging in ages from 3 to 18.
The influences of CLMOOC on this event are related to connected learning. We have a lot of choice for participants and try to encourage them to follow what they want to do. We encourage peer collaboration and making. The storytelling options will include a couple variations on the 5-image story make (without computers though).
I'm looking forward to this event and to whatever unexpected ways I am able to carry forward the CLMOOC magic!
Reflecting on CLMOOC – Part 2
Posted by karen on July 31, 2014 in clmooc
As a part of my reflection, I've been thinking about the various ways that our experiences together in CLMOOC have brought to life the Connected Learning principles.
I wanted to come up with a way that we could collaboratively link our experiences to the Connected Learning principles and ended up with this ThingLink:
If I've done this right, everyone should be able to edit this and add your own tags with links. (Once you've clicked edit, just click the spot on the image where you want to add a tag, and then add your own link/image and text description, and save.)
Perhaps this collection is growing even as you read this. I'll be interested to see how it goes.
Reflecting on CLMOOC – part 1
Posted by karen on July 30, 2014 in clmooc
With the formal part of CLMOOC 2014 drawing to a close, I'm reflecting on all we've done together during the 7 weeks.
As with last year, overall I am amazed by everything everyone has done — all the things we made, the amazing conversations we've had, the writing and making we've done together, the new friendships we've made, the old ones we've deepened, the learning that we've started and will continue into the year. It is a testament to the goodness all around us that so many people have shared so freely and invested so much for the purpose of learning and playing together.
In terms of my personal participation, I wasn't able to participate in as many makes as I wanted to [insert personal excuses here], but I know I will continue making, writing, and connecting with the CLMOOC community far into the future. Here are a few things I did during this round of CLMOOC that I feel good about:
- CLMOOC Make Bank (new version) – In my "facilitator" role for CLMOOC, I helped set up and foster a new make bank. Over 7 weeks, the community has added over 60 new makes and 80 new examples and tutorials to this bank. I know that many will continue to use and add to this in the future, and I think this is a huge success.
- Book art (that I made)
- Light painting – I'd been wanting to play with light painting and long exposure photography for a while and finally did that in week 5.
- A 10-shoe memoir (I struggle with these extremely short form memoirs. This was one I felt good about though.)
- "What is a story?" – A group of us got into an intriguing conversation about what makes a story. We pondered questions such as can a recipe be a story — not just inspire or remind of us of a story, but actually tell one? Our conversation culminated in a hangout about this, which was one of the highlights of this year's CLMOOC for me.
I am always a bit sad when events like CLMOOC reach their formal "end," but I know that the friendships and the learning will continue on.
Thank you everyone for being a part of my summer of making, playing, and connecting.
Light painting – part 2
Posted by karen on July 20, 2014 in clmooc
In the continuing experiments on light painting (see part 1 here), last night I played with some outside shots, none of which I am particularly enamored with.
Then I tried some of the third type of light painting, where you move the camera. A few of these I really like.
There's one more round I want to try. Think burning things.
A new take on the CLMOOC make bank
Posted by karen on July 18, 2014 in clmooc
Last year, in CLMOOC, we launched the first iteration of the Make Bank. Inspired by DS106, we were very enthusiastic about this way to encourage participants to self-direct their learning and to generate and reuse content.
This first iteration of the bank was built in WordPress using Gravity Forms, an approach which I've subsequently used successfully in several other projects as well.
Of course, like all projects, by the end of the first year, there was a wish list of new features we had, and a better way to organize and preview the content was high on the list. So when Alan Levine announced the availability of a new WordPress theme implementation of the DS106 assignment bank, we jumped right on it!
The facts that this theme hadn't been deployed yet, our own technical resources were limited, and time was short caused us (me, really) some trepidation, but we forged ahead.
Now the new Make Bank has been rolled out, and we love it! The advantages we'd hoped for — better organization, a more graphic display, and the ability to add examples and tutorials — all proved to be very beneficial. Just a few weeks into CLMOOC 2014, the community has already added 40 new makes and over 60 new examples and tutorials. To me, that demonstrates the usability of the bank.
In terms of development, we did some customization to make Alan's theme do what we wanted. Alan was a great help with this, as the learning curve for us was high and he knows the code intimately since he wrote it. As often happens, our use case wasn't exactly what was originally envisioned. Some of the things we customized included separating out "difficulty ratings" from general user ratings, adding category sorting, adding tags, adding notifications (we moderate all posts), allowing multiple categories to be selected, displaying the submitter's name with examples and tutorials, and some bug fixes. Some (most?) of this has been incorporated back into Alan's build as appropriate.
(Note: For CLMOOC, we did not use the syndication/aggregation features.)
And there are still some additional enhancements we'd like to make, but for now things are sailing smoothly.
For others considering implementing this theme, it is worth considering that as a theme, it requires a separate WordPress installation. This can make it challenging to integrate with other existing WordPress sites. Personally, I think it could be advantageous to implement this functionality as a plug-in rather than a theme, but that's a project for another day/year….
Much thanks to Alan Levine, Brad Emerson, the National Writing Project, and the CLMOOC community for making this work possible and shareable. I am excited to see what the future brings for our Make Bank.
Light painting – part 1
Posted by karen on July 17, 2014 in clmooc
I saw something on light painting about 6 months ago and was intrigued. Not sure I could really accomplish it at the time, I submitted it as a Daily Create challenge and hoped I'd try it when it came up again. (I'm not sure it ever did; I've been a bit disconnected for a good part of the summer.)
Then last week, as a part of the Making Learning Connected MOOC (CLMOOC) that I'm involved in, a "storytelling with light" make popped up, and naturally, I thought "Light painting!"
So the first thing I did was watch a ton of light painting tutorials and looked at a bunch of examples.
One thing I learned is that there are at least three different kinds of light painting. All involve long exposures. The one I'd always thought of was where you draw a picture or write a word with light; this is apparently called light drawing. The second is where you actually "paint" an object with light creating a spotlight kind of effect. (It wasn't until I did this that I actually understood the "painting" aspect of this craft. A guy in one video I watched called his flashlight his "brush.") The third type involves moving the camera to create a motion effect. (In this case, the camera is the "brush.")
Armed and inspired with all this information, I decided I'd first try to get the basic technique down (and see if this work for me at all) and then would think about storytelling later. (More on that in a subsequent post.)
All you really need to do this is a camera that lets you manually set aperture and exposure time, a tripod, and a light source. The light source could be a flashlight, a laser pen, LED lights, a lighter, or anything burning.
I used my new Nikon 1 J1 camera with manual settings of F16 and an exposure of 30 seconds. (Toward the end of this session, when I was more confident, I shortened the exposure time for a few shots.) I also found it useful to have two people, since there is a lot of switching of lights off and on and shuffling around in the dark.
The first thing I tried was the second kind of light painting where an object is illuminated by painting it with light. (Note: For the purposes of this experiment, none of these photos have been retouched.)
I was pretty amazed by the first results.
Also I have to say that while you can do this with a digital or film camera, having the immediate feedback of digital was incredibly powerful. It allowed for a lot more play, experimentation, and iteration.
Then I moved on to light drawing.
Finally, a few other random trials.
After this, Brad and I talked for a long time about all the different things we want to try with this. We also brainstormed some storytelling ideas, as well as some thoughts about combining this with stop motion. Lots to think about and lots to try. Stay tuned for more adventures in light painting.
Youth Voices – The online course edition?
Posted by karen on July 7, 2014 in Uncategorized
A group of folks have been talking about the possibility of putting together some online courses (MOOCs?) for students on Youth Voices to participate in together.
(For those unfamiliar, Youth Voices is an amazing site where youth can explore their interests. Here youth of all ages are invited to voice their thoughts about their passions, to explain things they understand well, to wonder about things they have just begun to understand, and to share discussion posts with other young people using as many different genres and media as they can imagine!)
The primary format of Youth Voices is blog posts. For those who are looking to create or use more structured "assignments," there are also a set of missions, which outline project ideas. Teachers and students can post their own missions, and most most missions take a relatively short period of time to complete.
Last year, Paul Allison constructed a large collection Common Core aligned units that could be structured into a whole year long curriculum in English Language Arts, History Social Studies, Arts and Media or Science.
Sometimes on Youth Voices, groups from different classrooms around the world collaborate on topics of common interest, leading to some pretty amazing conversations. This led us to wonder if it might make sense to set up some medium length (4-6 weeks?) online courses that classrooms or individual students could sign up for. These might include choices of shorter missions to complete or students or teachers might choose their own activities around the common theme.
The main point though would be to give students in different locations a ready way to collaborate with others.
One idea is to try a spring course like this for AP English students. The common theme could be an author like Shakespeare or a genre like dystopian literature. Students (and teachers) would have options for what specific texts they might read or what projects they might do, but they would all be writing on Youth Voices and commenting on each other's work over a common period of time.
In thinking this through, many questions come to mind:
- What topics might attract a critical mass of students?
- Is it feasible to coordinate schedules so that cross-class collaboration is possible?
- How structured or how loose should this be?
- Would some kind of "assignment bank" for students to choose from be helpful?
- What platform might work best for these online courses?
This platform question is one I've puzzled over again and again. Being a proponent for openness, I tend toward more openly accessible options, which rules out things like Blackboard, Coursesites and Moodle. Here are a few options I've thought about for this situation.
Youth Voices
(could be a wiki on YV or HTML pages)
- Same location that is being used for other Youth Voices work; single log on [In my mind, this is a pretty huge benefit.]
- Open
- Not really a "course system;" no notifications, tracking or other organization except what we do manually
- Requires page creation in HTML; not easy for all users
- Would require a fair amount of facilitation/organization
- Course system with notifications and some user tracking
- Open
- Easy to use
- Separate from Youth Voice; one more place to go
G+ (or even Facebook??)
- Super easy to use
- Separate from Youth Voice; one more place to go
- Proprietary, not really open
- Subject to the whims of third-party owner
- Hard to organize content
Another open platform, like a wiki
- Flexible
- Open
- Easy to use
- Separate from Youth Voice; one more place to go
- Hard to track
- (Possibly) Not really a "course system;" no notifications, tracking or other organization except what we do manually
I would love to hear your thoughts about this. Is the idea of a Youth Voices online course appealing? If so, what topics and timing would be of most interest to you? What features would you like to see? How would you like to see this organized so that it work best for you?
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Studio Liverpool Unveils Two WipEout 2048 DLC Packs on PSN Today
127w ago
- Studio Liverpool Community and Communications Representative
Ami Nakajima
has unveiled two new WipEout 2048 DLC packs will be available on PSN starting today as detailed below!
To quote: PS Vita owners, get those engines ready: WipEout HD and Fury expansion packs are set to hit PS Vita today.
For the first time ever, the most jaw-dropping, adrenaline-fueled anti-gravity racers combine – WipEout HD Fury and WipEout 2048 are together at last!
For those of you who are fans of WipEout HD on the PS3 we have some great news for you: WipEout HD and WipEout HD Fury have been reimagined for PS Vita and are ready to be unleashed as expansion packs for WipEout 2048.
Now you can experience the freedom of WipEout HD Fury on PS Vita and compete against pilots across the world whenever you want, wherever you are.
Starting today, two new WipEout 2048 DLC packs will be available for PS Vita on PlayStation Store. The first pack is the "WipEout 2048 WipEout HD Add-On Pack" for $7.99, which includes the full single-player WipEout HD campaign mode and all of the WipEout HD online multiplayer tracks.
With 12 new tracks for your PS Vita (including eight reverse tracks), 12 additional ships, and a Zone Mode Ship, you'll be put to the test after conquering WipEout 2048....
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Video: Sony Welcomes Fans to WipEout 2048 on PlayStation Vita
143w ago
- Sony Product Marketing Manager
Wilson Cheng
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To quote: WipEout 2048 on PS Vita takes us 36 years into the future, offering a glimpse at the birth of anti-grav racing - a fictional sport that has become synonymous with PlayStation.
Take a look at our new trailer and pay close attention at the start for an impression of what two WipEout ships squaring up on the streets of modern Britain might look like.
In keeping with the theme, here are a few words from Mick Hocking, Vice President for Liverpool, Evolution and London studios, on where he thinks gaming will be in 2048.
Mick is largely responsible for the creation and development of such series as WipEout, MotorStorm and SingStar, and is well placed discuss where we have been and, crucially, where we are heading.
At gamescom you appeared as part of a panel looking at the shape of gaming in 2021. The latest WipEout game is set in 2048; what will gaming be like then?
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: Well the pace of change is already so fast. Just look at the advances from PSP to PS Vita. In just seven years we have added touch screens,...
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To quote: WipEout 2048 for the PlayStation Vita is available at retail stores and on the PlayStation Store starting today, February 15th.
And to help celebrate the launch we have a brand new trailer - check it out below!
I also wanted to tell you a little about the ships that you're going to get to play in the new game. Choosing the right ship couldn't be more important. Take the wrong ship to the track, and you're going to struggle. So here's some insider information to help you make those all-important ship choices as you get started with Wipeout 2048.
Speed Ships are the F1 cars of anti-gravity racing. They're sleek, delta-winged craft with minimal liveries. To look at, they're the closest to the original, classic dart-shaped Wipeout ships. These ships are all about going fast, but to go fast, they need to be light.
To shed weight, Speed Ships sacrifice bulkier components such as the extra defensive and offensive systems. Racing aside, Speed Ships are great for Time Trials and Speed laps.
Next up are our Agility Ships, and if Speed Ships are F1 cars, then Agility Ships are rally cars. These things are heavily liveried and...
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To quote: What you'll find below is a specially narrated cut of the cinematic intro to WipEout 2048 on PlayStation Vita.
Essentially, the movie's goal is to take you on a journey through the evolution of motorsport in Studio Liverpool's vision of the world, up until the point where Anti-Gravity technology has replaced modern day automotive technology and the first season of the Anti-Gravity Racing Championships has kicked off on the streets of Nova State City.
So, without further ado, sit back, press play and let Game Director Graeme Ankers, and Art Director Lee Carus, take you on a trip through time to the year 2048.
What did you think? Pretty cool, no? What's really interesting about WipEout 2048 and the direction the team at Studio Liverpool took with it, is that it takes place in the not too distant future and serves as a precursor to the events that take place in the original WipEout on PS one. And because of that it differs from WipEout experiences in the past.
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To quote: The new WipEout game is our biggest and most adventurous ever, with loads of awesome new stuff for you to get your hands on come February 22nd.
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The Wayne County Office of Sheriff investigated a two vehicle personal injury accident at the intersection of Route 350 and Route 441 in the Town of Walworth on Thursday morning at 5:30 a.m.
A dump truck being driven by Kenneth Morrell, age 42 of Rush Mendon Road in the Town of Mendon, was southbound on Route 350 just north of Route 441. Morrell failed to stop for the red traffic light at the intersection and was struck by an eastbound vehicle being driven by James E. Taylor, age 53 of Buffalo Street in the Town of Marion. Mr. Taylor was the only one injured in the collision and was transported to Strong Memorial Hospital by Mercy Flight for treatment of his injuries.
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Paul Hornick, of Poplar Grove, Ill., who owns both area locations, said: "We are very excited to introduce Red Mango to Machesney Park. A lot of people in northern Illinois have heard of Red Mango but have not had the opportunity to try it yet, so I'm bringing Red Mango to them. Red Mango is an experience and so much more than frozen yogurt. It's the perfect nutritious treat for our health conscious community."
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Beth Mitchell, tubist
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I know it is already late, but… info again, guys (not sure if true…hehe)
<October 2007 (too old..hehe)>
- A girl who wears dresses/skirts because it shows her pretty
- Always ties her hair to show her neck
Ryeo Wook
- Can
sing good
- Someone kind of like Bada/Sea
Sung Min
- Shorter
then him
- Full of cuteness
- Kind
- Pretty
Long, straight hair
- Smart
- Rich
- Has pretty
- Someone who gives him that feelings when he sees
- Fits belly shirts well
- Has wavy
Shin Dong
- Short
- Cute
Ye Sung
Someone like Moon Geun Young
Han Kyung
- A quiet girl
- Treats her parents well
- Someone like Song Hye
Lee Teuk
-Height is 163 cm.
- When she laughs, her eyes
turn into a half-moon shape
- Skinny
- Cute
- Someone who listens to
what he says
- Wise
- Understanding
- Innocent/pure
- Lively
Someone who will like only him
Eun Hyuk
- Cute
- Soft
- Someone sweet like cotton candy
Clear-clean eyes
- White/pale hands
- Someone who he can actually wrap his
arms around
credits: The Super Junior!! Group (imeem)
<UPDATED – BUT NOT THE LATEST (not sure of the date)>
According to my source, it was when they( Super Junior, except Kibum) were interviewed in Japan (fanmeeting). I did not know about that. Good if you read this. Better yet, if you watch the interview.
I don't have the link to the video, but hope it helps!
Kibum's ideal woman was not described (as usual, he was not there…during the interview)
Leeteuk: Long Hair +pure heart
Heechul:pure and looks good in checkered skirts
Hangen: beautiful heart and legs
Sungmin: kind and short
Shiwon: must be christian, good to parents, and family oriented (in the interview, after shiwon said this, kangin says "this is someone youre dating not marrying…eheehhe~ )
Donghae: Someone who can make seaweed soup for me
Shindong: short AND a drummer
Kangin: good at singing and has beautiful toes
Kyuhyun: someone who will look at him only and have long legs
Ryeowook: someone who looks like him and looks good in jeans
Yesung: eyes that sparkle and obey her curfew *laughs* + warm heart
Eunhyuk: pure girl
credits to: stalker93
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The Eastwood Company has launched a new Bench-Top English Wheel – professional quality with a knock-down design! English Wheels have been staple tools of metal fabricators for years, but overall size and price constraints have often kept them out of reach of DIY-hobbyists and small shops. Eastwood's new Bench-Top English Wheel overcomes those issues. Eastwood's English Wheel offers a 20" throat and 18" internal height to make this unit one of the biggest bench-top English Wheels on the market. "When designing this English Wheel, we wanted to offer a professional quality tool that was within reach of DIY-metal shapers and small fabrication shops," said Mark Robidoux, Eastwood Product Manager. "Shipping a large item like an English Wheel can be costly, but the knockdown design we engineered into this English Wheel allows it to ship via Fed-Ex or UPS."
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Last year, SEMA attendees had the unique opportunity to suit up and spray the latest in waterborne paints inside a GFS paint booth. Every paint class filled up fast and the demo booth was one of the most talked-about scenes at the show.
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Global Finishing Solutions, Axalta Coating Systems, and Kaeser Compressors are excited to partner up to bring a hands-on demo experience to SEMA attendees where they'll be able to suit up, grab a spray gun hooked up to a quality Kaeser compressor, and shoot some of the latest coatings from Axalta inside a state-of-the-art GFS paint booth!
WyoTech to Unveil Custom 1964 Ford Truck on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 1:00pm, Booth #12573 in North Hall
WyoTech is proud to announce the unveiling of a custom 1964 Ford truck that was built by WyoTech students and faculty at the Blairsville, Pa. campus. The truck will be revealed for the first time at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 5 in the WyoTech booth #12573. Sarah Burgess will be on hand to assist with the unveiling. Burgess races a 750 horsepower Ford Mustang in the Xtreme Drift Circuit and is sponsored by WyoTech.
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BASF to showcase the Ultimate 1967 Camaro from Ultimate Auto at SEMA
BASF to showcase the Ultimate 1967 Camaro from Ultimate Auto at SEMA
What: The Ultimate 67' Camaro from Ultimate Auto, painted with "Ruthless Red" from the Carizzma Collection from BASF
When: Nov. 5-8 at the 2013 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show in Las Vegas
Where: The BASF SEMA Booth #21441
The "Ultimate 67" Camaro is a blend of the classic muscle car with a modern street machine. This Camaro was treated to a host of body modifications, including hand fabricated, widened rear fenders, sectioned and recessed bumpers, a new front valance and splitter below the custom grill, new lower rockers that blend the original body lines with the widened rear fenders and also house the exhaust outlets for the custom Borla exhaust.
BASF to showcase 1932 Muroc Roadster from Chip Foose at SEMA
BASF to showcase 1932 Muroc Roadster from Chip Foose at SEMA
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When: Nov. 5-8 at the 2013 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show in Las Vegas
Where: The BASF SEMA Booth #21441
This 1932 Muroc roadster, Magnatude, is actually a custom build of an old Foose design from 2001. Jerry Magnuson, owner of Magnatude, bought a fendered Muroc Roadster from Kugel Komponents when they were first available, mostly using it as a test vehicle for his successful Magnacharger supercharger program. He made a few upgrades, such as hidden headlights in the front fenders and an engine blower with built-in inner-cooler. When it came time for Jerry to finish the vehicle, he contacted Foose Design.
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3M™ Perfect-It™ Quick Connect System Offers New Six- Inch Pad
for Small Panels, Hard-to-Reach Areas
LAS VEGAS (November 5, 2013) – Time is money in a body shop, and every innovation that improves productivity is a welcome addition to a repair technician's toolbox. That's why 3M Automotive Aftermarket is expanding its 3M™ Perfect-It™ Quick Connect System with new six-inch pads for contoured panels, large and small panels, bumpers, door jambs, hard-to-reach spots and recessed areas.
New 3M™ Purple Finishing Film Disc Allow Users to
New 3M™ Purple Finishing Film Disc Allow Users to
Level Surface Defects on Clear Coat and Greatly Reduce Pigtails
- Long-lasting disc features improved coating for extended performance -
LAS VEGAS (November 5, 2013) – Looking for an easier way to get that perfect finish on clear coat? Look no further than the new 3M™ Purple Finishing Film Discs, specially formulated with an improved coating that levels surface defects, requires less buffing and rework and reduces pigtails for a perfect finish on clear coat.
Developed by 3M automotive experts to meet paint and body professionals' requests for an abrasive product that delivers a perfect finish on increasingly harder clear coats, the new 3M™ Purple Finishing Film Discs combine 3M's abrasive coating technology with innovative design that greatly reduces pigtails in the sanding process.