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"I have been doing this kind of assistance to my neighbors for many years. It is already an automatic action for me not responding is not being true to myself. I should do what I must do even during times of affliction and adversities"
This almost certainly won't be the last severe weather that Banaba will have to cope with this year and thanks to you Rene, and the rest of Buklod Tao, will stand ready to respond with their boats and crew members.
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Charles lives with his parents, grandmother and three siblings in a small shack by the river. They'd love to move somewhere safer, but Charles' dad, Jerry, only finds occasional work as an electrician. The family simply can't afford to move.
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Who is Drew?
Drew McLellan has worked in advertising for 25+ years and started his own agency, McLellan Marketing Group in 1995 after a five-year stint at Y&R.
He also owns and runs the Agency Management Institute (AMI), which is a consultancy for small to medium sized agencies that has been helping agency owners grow their agencies since the early 90s. Drew's agency was a member of the organization for years before he acquired AMI and began to run it full-time.
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Rita Denhard Austin, 71, of Liverpool, passed away peacefully on Jan. 10, 2013.
Rita was born on Feb. 24, 1941, to the late Kenneth and Marion Denhard. She was a lifelong resident of the Syracuse area and graduated from Solvay High School in 1959. On May 22, 1965, she was united in marriage to Ralph A. Austin.
Surviving to cherish her memory are her son Keith (Bethany) of Colorado Springs, CO; daughter, Karen (Thomas) Camp of Walworth, NY; sister, Janet (Albert) Clark of DeBary, FL; brother-in-law, Richard (Marlene) of Camillus; brother-in-law Marvin Virkler of Baldwinsville and beloved grandchildren, Ryan and Julia Austin, and Allison, Melissa, and Courtney Camp and several nieces and nephews.
Rita retired from SSAC Inc. after 15 years of service and prior to that, she was employed by the Liverpool Central School District. Rita was a founding member and communicant of Pope John XXIII Catholic Church in Liverpool. She enjoyed traveling, playing cards, reading and time with family and friends.
She is predeceased by her husband, Ralph A. Austin, and sister, Marsha D. Virkler.
Funeral services: 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 18 in Pope John XXIII Catholic Church with a mass of Christian burial celebrated. Rite of Committal and burial follows at Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Baldwinsville. Calling hours: from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the Maurer Funeral Home, Moyers Corners, 3541 Route 31, Baldwinsville. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Rita's memory may be made to Liverpool Public Library, attn: Business Office, 310 Tulip St.
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Asahi's 2009 profit rose 5.8%
TOKYO—Asahi Breweries Ltd. said Monday its net profit grew 5.8% in 2009 as gains from the sale of subsidiaries and affiliates' stock helped it ride out a drop in beer sales, as Japan's second-biggest brewer by sales braces for further weakness in the shrinking domestic market.
Known internationally for its "Super Dry" brand, Asahi said net profit for 2009 rose to ¥47.6 billion ($533 million) from ¥45 billion in 2008. Rival Kirin Holdings Co. seized the number one spot in the domestic beer market in terms of shipments from Asahi during 2009 for the first time in nine years.
Asahi, which didn't immediately disclose figures for the October to December quarter, said its 2009 net profit was below its forecast of ¥50 billion, as sales of alcoholic drinks sagged.
Revenue at Asahi, which also makes soft drinks, food and health-care products, edged up 0.7% to ¥1.47 trillion in 2009 from ¥1.46 trillion a year earlier. But alcoholic drinks revenue dropped to ¥985.5 billion from ¥1.02 trillion in 2008 amid intense competition in the domestic beer market.
That pressure partly fueled plans by Kirin and privately held Suntory Holdings Inc. to announce a merger plan last July. But the plan was dropped earlier Monday by the pair, citing an inability to agree on the terms of the prospective merged company's ownership and management.
While the collapse of the Suntory-Kirin merger is likely to fuel an expensive chase for Japan's increasingly budget-conscious beer drinkers, Asahi said it still expects a rise in sales of soft drinks and health-care products to help it raise net profit in 2010 to ¥52 billion. But as domestic sales continue to stagnate, Asahi also said it expects overall revenue from alcoholic drinks to fall to ¥971.5 billion this year.
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TR Knight is a married man! The former "Grey's Anatomy" star has tied the knot with his longtime boyfriend Patrick, sources reveal to Us Weekly. The pair said "I do" on Oct. 4 in an intimate ceremony in front of family and friends.
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"It [was] very small and quiet," an insider reveals to Us. One of the more famous faces to attend? Knight's former ABC co-star and close friend Katherine Heigl flew in for the ceremony, the source says. No other details on the fete were immediately available.
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Knight, 40, is currently playing the role of Mercutio in the Classic Stage Company's off-Broadway production of William Shakespeare's "Romeo & Juliet" in New York. Knight's A-list co-stars in the include Elizabeth Olson and William Hurt. "[The] cast wishes they could go too, but they all congratulated him," the source adds. Knight was noticeably absent from the Friday and Saturday showings to celebrate the big occasion.
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Knight is best known for playing Dr. George O'Malley on Grey's from 2005 to 2009. He's also appeared on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, The Good Wife and the film 42.
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Sudbury – Wayside Quilters Guild will meet Monday, Jan. 12, at 7 p.m., at the Grange Hall, 326 Concord Rd., Sudbury town center. Two guild members will give demonstrations: "Bats in the Rug" and also various techniques for constructing "flying geese." And, a slide show from the October quilt show will be shown.
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text: Dan Kelly | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season Dan Kelly Performer ( b. circa 1874 - d. Jun 09, 1929 ) Male Also known as: Daniel Kelly Productions ProductionsDate of ProductionsThe Big Fight[Play, Drama, Original] Performer: Dan Kelly [Danny]Sep 18, 1928 - Oct 1928The Banshee[Play, Melodrama, Mystery, Original] Performer: Dan Kelly [Tiberious Lamb]Dec 05, 1927 - Jan 1928Sinner[Play, Comedy, Original] Performer: Daniel Kelly [Ebenezer Standish]Feb 07, 1927 - May 1927Up the Line[Play, Drama, Original] Performer: Daniel Kelly [Happy]Nov 22, 1926 - Dec 1926What Price Glory[Play, Drama, Original] Performer: Dan Kelly [Sergeant Ferguson]Sep 03, 1924 - Sep 12, 1925The Potters[Play, Comedy, Original] Performer: Daniel Kelly [Waiter, Bill]Dec 08, 1923 - Jun 1924Come-on Charlie[Play, Original] Performer: Dan Kelly Apr 08, 1919 - May 1919 Find out where Dan Kelly and are credited together © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)


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Dec 28, 1998, Vol. 4, No. 15 • By DINESH D'SOUZA
I confess to having been mildly embarrassed when Rigoberta Menchu, Guatemalan political activist and author of I, Rigoberta Menchu, won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1992. The Chronicle of Higher Education called the very day her prize was announced and reminded me that in my book Illiberal Education the year before, I had harshly criticized Menchu's autobiography as a sadly typical example of the bogus multicultural agitprop that was displacing the Western classics on the reading lists for undergraduates at elite universities like Stanford.
"Now that Rigoberta has won the Nobel prize," the reporter asked, "what is your reaction?"
"All I can say," I replied, "is that I am relieved she didn't win for literature."
For Rigoberta, the Nobel prize proved to be a canonization in both senses of the term. This obscure Indian woman who published her 1983 autobiography when she was still in her mid 20s, suddenly received worldwide recognition as a leftist icon -- a modern-day Saint Sebastian, pierced by the arrows of racist discrimination and colonial exploitation. She received several honorary doctorates and in 1992 was nominated as a United Nations goodwill ambassador and special representative of indigenous peoples. Her book, hailed as a first-person account of Guatemalan bigotry and brutality against native Indians, spread from cutting-edge curricula like Stanford's to become part of the canon of required and frequently assigned readings in high schools and universities around the globe.
Then, just last week, the New York Times revealed that much of I, Rigoberta Menchu is a fabrication. Times reporter Larry Rohter corroborated the research of an American anthropologist, David Stoll, whose interviews with over a hundred people and archival research during the past decade led him to conclude that Rigoberta's story "cannot be the eyewitness account it purports to be."
For example, in one of the most moving scenes in the book, Rigoberta describes how she watched her brother Nicolas die of malnutrition. But the New York Times found Nicolas alive and well enough to be running a relatively prosperous homestead in a Guatemalan village. According to members of Rigoberta's own family, as well as residents of her village, she also fabricated her account of how a second brother was burned alive by army troops as her parents were forced to watch.
Central to Rigoberta's story -- and the supposed source of her Marxism -- is a land dispute in which her impoverished family, working for slave wages on plantations, is intimidated and oppressed by wealthy landowners of European descent. Those nefarious oligarchs supposedly manipulated the government into forcing the Menchu family and other poor Indians off unclaimed land that they had farmed. According to the locals, however, this dispute was really a land feud that pitted Rigoberta's father against his in-laws. "It was a family quarrel that went on for years and years," Efrain Galindo, the mayor of the town, told Rohter. "I wanted peace, but none of us could get them to negotiate a settlement."
Even on small matters, Rigoberta's account turns out to be unreliable. On the very first page of her autobiography, Rigoberta says that she "never went to school" and only learned Spanish as an adult. In fact, she received the equivalent of a middle-school education as a scholarship student at two prestigious private boarding schools operated by Catholic nuns. Her half-sister Rosa Menchu confirms that since Rigoberta spent much of her youth in boarding schools, she could not possibly have worked as a political organizer and labored up to eight months a year on coffee and cotton plantations, as described in considerable detail in her autobiography.
None of this is to deny that Rigoberta's family, like many Guatemalans, suffered greatly during that country's long civil war. Both her parents were killed in that bloody conflict. But Rigoberta's account of the tragedy can no longer be trusted. "The book is one lie after another, and she knows it," Alfonso Rivera, a municipal clerk who kept all official records for the area for three decades, told the Times.
No less interesting than these revelations has been the reaction to them by Rigoberta Menchu, her champions and advocates. Rigoberta herself senses a racist plot and denounces her critics for "political provocations." The Nobel committee, having found Rigoberta a suitably obscure and politically correct candidate for its peace prize in 1992, the 500th anniversary of Columbus's landing in North America, said that it will not rescind the prize even though her only credential for winning was her life story, as narrated in her autobiography.


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Why is talk radio dominated by political conservatives?
"Conservatives for the past 25 years have been undivided culturally . . . and intellectually," said Michael Harrison, publisher of Talkers magazine, the leading trade publication in the field. "It's a very strong niche that has been under-served by the rest of the media."
"Liberals," he said, "are a more amorphous" and "fractured concept."
It's no surprise that the Obama presidency has energized conservative talk radio, Harrison said, because talk radio of any sort, sports included, "works best when it takes an outsider critical position." He said President Barack Obama was "the greatest thing to happen to conservative talk radio since Bill Clinton."
In an interview, Jerry Bott, program director at WISN-AM (1130), agreed that it has "not hurt any of the talk shows on WISN that there appears to be a liberal agenda in Washington and that it has caused people who are upset, angry or worried . . . to seek out issue-oriented-programming."
At WISN, conservative talk show host Mark Belling's afternoon drive-time show earned a 13.2 share of the audience ages 25 to 54 in the fall 2009 Arbitron survey, more than double its nearest competitor. But Bott said in an e-mail that the show was down about 3 percentage points from the fall of 2008, when listeners were drawn to "one of the most emotional and historic elections in U.S. history."
Belling's 16.3 audience share in the fall of 2008 was his highest since joining WISN in 1988.
"When you are responsive or affected by events and there is a big event," Bott said in an interview, "there is more need for the product."
And if the perception is "that big things are going on politically, does that help a station like WISN? Absolutely," Bott said.
But Harrison warned that that might change as the monolithic audience of "Republican-friendly listeners who for the past 25 years were galvanized around Rush Limbaugh" break into smaller movements, like the tea party movement.
Talk radio has "comfortably been super-serving the conservative niche," Harrison said.
But if that niche "goes off into different directions and subgenres, then you have a problem. Even though it's a boom time because of the Obama presidency," he said, the potential of a "civil war" within the conservative movement "would split up the core audience."
Enter Glenn Beck, the polarizing Fox News commentator and self-described "rodeo clown." Harrison said Beck is playing a character and described his persona as "performance art."
"It's an act he's created. And so, to a degree, is every radio personality. He's just taking it to a more extreme level," Harrison said.
WISN is adding Beck's syndicated radio show weekdays from 8 to 10 a.m. with a third hour airing at 10 p.m. starting Monday.
Harrison said, "Some of the best talk show hosts who today are looked upon as political voices developed their styles and skills as rock jocks." This includes Beck, he said, who combines "every element he ever learned about radio over the past couple decades climbing through the ranks: shock jock, rock 'n' roller, comedian and the unpredictable guy who has us on the edge of our seats because we're not sure what he's going to say or do next."
Beck is listed as the third most influential talk show host in a survey on Harrison's Web site at www.talkers.com, behind Limbaugh and Sean Hannity.
Bott said Beck's radio show has 300 affiliates and 6 million listeners nationwide.
"He seems to be able to talk away the spin-driven window dressing of the issues and tells the truth as he sees it, regardless of who it angers," Bott said. "And if you look at his popularity and persona, unless you characterize people who watch Fox News as wing nuts, I think he's got the ability to attract a mainstream audience."
Beck's show moves the WISN-AM morning shot hosted by Jay Weber from 5 to 8 a.m.
As a result, the early morning syndicated show "First Light" has been canceled. The news and information-based morning recap of overnight stories with a focus on international news clashed with WISN-AM's opinion-based format, Bott said. First Light is syndicated by Westwood One.
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Lost your traffic ticket? Directions for Driving through the Winding Legal System
Did you just find out that your license has been suspended? Maybe you've gotten so many tickets in the past few years that you aren't sure whether you paid them all. You think you did, but maybe there was that one you missed. Perhaps there was one from a red light camera that you accidently tossed with the junk mail. But now your license has been suspended. Where to start? Who do you call? Where do you look?
If your license has be suspended because you miss one court dates—what the legal world calls a failure to appear—you will need to find all sort through all pending court cases involving holds on driver's license and find yours. Don't bother calling the Department of Motor Vehicles. The DMV merely processes tickets. The court deals with everything after that.
But if you've gotten tickets in multiple counties or have very old tickets, this can be a daunting and arduous task. Calling the courthouse can be extremely time consuming—you'll likely be put on hold multiple times, which will quickly eat up your cell phone minutes. And it is not easy for every-day citizens to know which courthouse their case was assigned to. So calling every courthouse in the state is a not a good solution.
So what do can you do? The best way to find information on your old traffic tickets is to call or personally visit the courthouse in the area where the traffic incident took place. In California, the correct courthouse for traffic violations is usually the traffic division of the Superior Court for the county where the incident happened. Start there.
But you may not even have to go in to the courthouse. Fortunately, some courts maintain excellent on-line databases of traffic citation information that citizens are able to access. But unfortunately, some courts have no easily accessible on-line databases at all. So before you call or go down to the courthouse, first check to see if the court your ticket is in has a database by visiting the court's website.
But there is an even quicker solution. You can call the Department of Motor Vehicles Driver Safety Office. The Driver Safety Office is a department of the DMV that is responsible for the suspension of driver's license. And they often have real live people there to answer your questions. They will be able to access a database of all the holds on a particular license.
You can find the phone number for the Driver Safety Office located closest to you by checking the DMV 's website.
Make sure to get the name and address of the courthouse where each case is located. Do not let them simply give you the "court code" for an old ticket. This will be useless information to you.
If they give you a case number or docket number, ask them if it is the real number from the court, or a number they made up because the real court case number was to complicated. Yes, this happens all the time.
If the DMV Driver Safety Office does not help you, your next option is to get copy of your driver history report. To get this you'll want to go into the DMV so that you can ask them to look up the court codes and tell you what courthouse you'll need to go to. Once again, the court codes will be useless to you.
Once you have this information, you may want to consider getting an attorney to help you. An attorney can go to court for you, get the license holds released, limit the number of "negligent driver points" you will suffer, and avoid misdemeanor convictions for failure to appear when possible. In many cases, fines can be lowered, dismissed, or paid over months or a year.


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Kevin Fitchard reports that Yummly has raised $6 million to build its digital kitchen. Fitchard writes, " Yummly earned its toque by creating a semantic search engine for recipes, but the 2-year old Silicon Valley startup has bigger culinary ambitions. It wants to expand beyond recipe search and recommendations to create what CEO (that's for Chief Eating Officer) Dave Feller called a 'complete digital kitchen platform.' On Wednesday Yummly announced it had raised $6 million to help build that kitchen."
He continues, "The Series A round, led by Physic Ventures, is its first since Intel Capital, Harrison Metal Capital, First Round Capital and angel investors forked over $1.85 million in seed funding in 2010. All of Yummly's original investors stuck around for another injection and were joined by Unilever Corporate Ventures and Harvard Common Press as well as Physic."
He goes on, " Feller and CTO (you guessed it, Chief Tasting Officer) Vadim Geshel used that seed funding to build Yummly's core technology, which breaks down recipes and ingredients into raw culinary data, from which it extracts everything from calorie and saturated fat content to more conceptual notions of saltiness, sourness or bitterness. If it knows you're a vegetarian, the Yummly search engine will weed out recipes that contain an ingredient that once walked, flew or swam... But Feller said that the semantic technology Yummly has built has a lot more potential than the search engine lets on."
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Compass Montessori Summer Program 2015
Welcome to our 16th year of Summer Camp!
What's New This Summer?
DATES: Session I: June 1st - June 26th
Session II: July 6th – July 31st
Full Day (8:30am-3:30pm) $170.00 per week
Half Day (8:30am-1:00pm) $120.00 per week
Before and After Care $90.00 per week
After Care only (3:30pm – 5:45pm) $60.00 per week
Before Care only (7:30am – 8:30am) $30.00 per week
Drop in for 1 day $65.00 per day
2 days per week $90.00 per week
3 days per week $135.00 per week
4 days per week $180.00 per week
Drop in Before Care $8.00 per day
Drop in After Care $15.00 per day
Every week will be theme based with activities taught by teachers from both of our campuses along with fabulous enrichment programs brought to our school. On Wednesday's, the children will go swimming at the Wheat Ridge Rec Center from 10:00-12:00 and then have a picnic lunch at the pool. On Friday's we will have a picnic at a park near to the school.
All children's house children (3, 4, and 5 year olds) must be fully potty trained as we are not a facility that has the appropriate means necessary for diaper changing. We will provide a daily nap/rest time for the children's house children. A morning and afternoon snack will be provided; children will need to bring a sack lunch daily. We will make every effort to accommodate dietary allergies based on your child's needs.
If you are interested in attending our program please fill out the form below and return it to Amy Ball. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Amy Ball at 303-420-8288 ext 230, 303-808-1998, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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checks payable to Compass Montessori School. This deposit covers all field trips, snacks, and
enrichment activities and is not applicable towards tuition. The balance for each session will be due
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Mark your calendars for Thursday, February 19th at 6:00pm for a Parent Informational meeting to
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- Dining on Russian cuisine—hearty borscht served with fluffy garlic rolls, anyone?—at Na Zdorovye!, an unassuming restaurant decorated with farming tools and wooden matryoshka dolls.
- Hunting for Soviet-era propaganda posters with phrases such as "Keep quiet!", "Don't drinks!", and "Work harder!" at DVK, a local bookstore.
- Climbing up the 250 steps to the colonnade of the dome at St. Isaac's Cathedral for 360-degree views of the canal-filled city.
A Culinary Tour of Moscow
Barely 24 hours in Moscow and I've already ingested a year's worth of foie gras at a glitzy fashion reception, nearly gotten trampled at the Revolution Square metro station, and been insulted by bus drivers and dill-hawking babushkas because I don't radiate the finger-snapping... More
For a view of stunning cathedrals, stately palaces and world-class museums, Russia is your destination of choice. From the Moscow River and Bolshoi Ballet to caviar and vodka, Moscow, St. Petersburg, even Siberia boast an abundance of treasures that any traveler would be sorry to miss.
Luxury Link's collection of Russian travel packages offer memorable travel experiences in the heart of famous attractions such as the The Kremlin, Red Square, The Moscow River, and all the impressive UNESCO World Heritage Sites of St. Petersburg, just to name a few. From the countryside to the small towns to the large cities, this is a region of the world that is bursting with a history and rich culture that begs to be viewed first hand. Choose your perfect Russia travel package and experience all that is luxury in Russia.


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The Ouya console turned a lot of heads when it was first announced. Its Kickstarter campaign was no different.
Less than a day after announcing their $950,000 Kickstarter campaign, the console project met and surpassed its goal with over $1 million in commitments and that number is still growing.
Anyone who has been following the campaign might not be surprised that the console makers were able to meet their goal so quickly. Shortly after the project's Kickstarter went live on the web, it raised over $200,000 in financial commitments. By 3 p.m. Eastern time, that number rose to $600,000.
We've reached out to the folks behind Ouya for a reaction and we'll post it as soon as we hear back from them. We're sure they aren't at their desks because of the massive, New Year's Eve style celebration they are having in their offices right now. At least that's what I would be doing if I could raise over $1 million in a single day.
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A field recording Mary Cook made in the dome on top of the abandoned radio station at Teufelsberg, near Berlin
Firecrackers bursting - recorded on New Years Eve in Berlin with Roland Edirol
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Finish of the race #2. Fans in the excitation. Recorded 2012-09-29 12:30 pm. XY-stereo
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Suri Cruise Takes a Cab With Mom Katie Holmes in NYC!
Without dad Tom Cruise and his private helicopter in town, Suri Cruise and mom Katie Holmes are left to their own devices to make their way around New York City.
On Wednesday, the adorable mother-daughter duo hailed an NYC yellow taxi cab to head to a local ice cream shop for a sweet treat, just one day after they returned from an extended weekend in Holmes' Toledo, Ohio hometown.
Normally accustomed to taking private jets and helicopters when she travels, young Suri, 6, and her mom, 33, flew commercial and enjoyed girl time at a mall and local country club's pool while in Toledo, where Holmes' parents stil live.
PHOTOS: Katie and Suri's sweetest moments
Given primary custody of Suri in her July 9 divorce settlement with husband of five years Cruise, 50, Holmes is relishing her new life as a single mom. In the time since her split, Holmes moved into her own leased $12,500-a-month- apartment, and adoringly bonded with her daughter at Big Apple hangouts including Suri's Chelsea Piers gymnastics studio, kid-friendly eatery Alice's Teacup and the Central Park Zoo.
VIDEO: Inside Katie's new life in NYC
"Katie wants to really become a parent and start teaching her strong discipline," an insider tells Us Weekly. "Suri's life is going to change."
This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: Suri Cruise Takes a Cab With Mom Katie Holmes in NYC!
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Working under the radar until recently, indie developer Epiphany Games has just released their first project into the wild: Frozen Hearth. Being a non-conventional RTS game at its base, but, also combining various RPG and MOBA elements, Frozen Hearth aims to bring a somewhat fresh approach to this gaming genre.
This is a very ambitious project for such a small company, taking into consideration that it is very hard to develop a game for the RTS genre. Frozen Hearth is just the first chapter from a proposed trilogy that will continue with Aki and Plizkin: Codex of Ancients, a multiplatform action-RPG and Amorra: Teigh Suil, a MMORPG that comes back to the original idea of Frozen Hearth. With all that said, let's just sit down and take a look at what they have prepared for us.
The story behind Frozen Hearth takes place in Amorra, the homeworld of the mighty Danaan and a world on the verge of extinction. Since the beginning of time, the Danaan tribes have fought many battles against each other in an attempt to rule the land of Amorra and to take advantage of its precious resources.
[admark=1]Now it's time for them to unite and fight against a greater force that threatens their very existence. Slowly turning every patch of earth into a desolate, icy wasteland, the demonic Shangur have only a single goal: to destroy everything that stands in their way and leave only a cold, frozen wasteland behind.
Fortunately, there might still be hope for the Danaan race as the legendary Avatars (humans with god-like powers) started to appear around the land, taking control of the tribes and uniting them into one powerful force that might just stand a chance in front of these cold-blooded killers.
With the story all settled out, let's take a look at what Epiphany Games has prepared for us in terms of gameplay. Frozen Hearth features an intensive campaign that spans across 22 missions, divided into three acts. The fun part is that you can choose to play the campaign alone or you can have a friend join you in co-op mode during the entire adventure.
Players start by choosing one mighty Avatar from one of the three different Danaan tribes (Anija, Kryetar and Sherim), each with their own special skill set and elite unit. After you have chosen your favorite Avatar, you will have to choose his specialization and Frozen Hearth offers three possibilities: Guardian (the defender), Maelstrom (the attacker) and Preserver (the healer).
The different skills that come with each tribe and their expertise will allow you to choose a hero that suits your play style and, with the right skill set, to overcome your enemies and save your people from extinction.
Choosing your Avatar is just a tactical decision and it won't impact the main storyline in terms of missions. Whatever you have chosen, the plot remains the same for each of the tribes involved.
Unlike the majority of RTS titles featuring individual buildings for various unit types and upgrades, Frozen Hearth comes with a new approach and offers you control over a massive stronghold. This structure is your point of command in each mission and will only provide six slots where you can build various add-ons that will offer new upgrades and abilities for your units.
As there are more than six possible buildings (twelve to be exact), the tactical approach for each mission becomes crucial. You will have to plan your strategy carefully and choose to build only those add-ons that provide upgrades for the units you intend to use. Doing otherwise will result in a loss of time and resources which can lead to an imminent failure.
Having all the structures in a single massive building is not necessarily a good thing, as the enemy forces will have a more direct target instead of attacking multiple structures.
Somewhat similar to Dawn of War or Company of Heroes, resources are located across the map in the form of stone shrines. Capturing these tactical nodes will provide you with a steady income of resources, imperative to upgrade your units and build new add-ons.
These nodes come in various sizes (small, medium and large) and, while the larger ones provide greater income, they also have the ability to replenish their dead squad units.
Ice also has a great impact on the gameplay. As enemies die or conquer new resource nodes, they will further expand their icy influence over the land. When your units are marching or attacking on ice, they lose some of their abilities like attacking speed or damage resistance.
As you've probably noticed, the game does not encourage you to gather endless resources, instead you should focus on building armies and continually perfecting your tactics to overcome the enemy.
"Why are these tactics so important?" you might ask. Well, simply put, the game doesn't allow you to save your progress in the middle of any campaign mission. That may become frustrating after you have completed some of the initial objectives and your Avatar happens to die in a major battle despite all your efforts to keep him alive.
Furthermore, changing the campaign difficulty at any time is not an option: if you've started a normal or hard campaign, you will not be able to change your missions' difficulty later on.
Multiplayer in Frozen Hearth comes in different flavors and, if you don't want to continue the main plot in co-op, you can always try one of the six multiplayer modes (Attrition, Assassination, King of the Hill, Crucible, Skirmish and Scenario) over the internet or LAN.
Supporting up to eight human or CPU players, multiplayer can be quite fun especially in PvP modes like Assassination or Crucible, where you either have to kill the opposing Avatar for a specific number of times or capture strategic control points.
In Attrition, each player gets a fixed amount of gold to upgrade his stronghold and train as many units as possible, while the King of the Hill mode gathers two teams of up to four players in a battle of supremacy over a central resource point on the map.
Graphics and Audio
From a graphics perspective, the game has some optimization issues even on machines that greatly surpass its requirements. Lowering some of the graphic options works most of the time in these types of situations and will surely improve your frame rate, although the visual differences are noticeable.
The camera's default zoom level is rather annoying at first sight and a slightly higher angle would have greatly helped for an overall view of the battle field and an easier management of your units. Using the mouse wheel will get you down to ground level for a close-up view of the battle and the special effects of various magical abilities.
The soundtrack is well suited for this type of game and some of the tracks are very engaging especially in large-scale battles. Unfortunately, some of the cutscenes during the campaign would have been better with some real voice acting instead of a text driven conversation.
Frozen Hearth is an ambitious project on which indie developer Epiphany Games have worked for three years. The result is quite admiring for such a small indie company bringing together RTS and RPG genres, with a unique twist inspired by Multiplayer Online Battle Arena titles.
The current graphic rendering and the lack of a save option in campaign mode might spoil the fun for some of the players, but I think some of these issues can be easily solved through an upcoming patch.
With an emphasis on pure army building and tactical combat, Frozen Hearth manages to bring a challenge to even the most cold-blooded players. Adding a cooperative campaign and various multiplayer modes to the table, Frozen Hearth will keep you in a constant struggle for survival as you try to save the Danaan race from total annihilation.


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