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The doors are finally open and patient loads are doubling in size at the Wakulla Medical Center. The 8,000-foot facility is a necessity for the coastal community.
For the last four years Wakulla County residents have had to cram into a tiny brick building to cure what ails them, but times are changing as a brand new medical center opens its doors across the street.
Dr. Eugene Charbonneau says, "We would see 20 patients a day. Now we see 60. We try to have policy of no turn away."
Dr. Gene has been serving the Wakulla community for years. He says the best part is helping those less fortunate receive valuable medical care, a concept made possible by this federally funded facility.
It's a welcomed addition in this village. In fact, the building's aesthetic appeal is exactly what the community ordered, a community set on preserving the pristine lifestyle in Panacea.
Valerie Lahart, a Wakulla County resident, says, "I love the new center. They've done an excellent job maintaining the trees and make it more natural."
Natural and functional, the center seems to please both the public and its medical professionals.
The medical center is located off Highway 98 in Panacea. It's open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Last month, the first trailer debuted for My Week With Marilyn, the biopic about a production assistant (Eddie Redmayne) who befriends Marilyn Monroe (played by Michelle Williams) while she shot a movie in Britain. At the time, the movie was scheduled to have opened this past weekend, but after the movie's debut at the New York Film Festival, The Weinstein Company decided to reschedule the opening weekend to November 23, just in time for Thanksgiving. The move was precipitated by the movie's warm reception at the festival.
Based on two memoirs by Colin Clark, My Week With Marilyn shows a glimpse of Monroe's life in 1957, when Monroe was working on the movie The Prince and the Showgirl, which co-starred Sir Laurence Olivier (played by Kenneth Branagh), who also directed. During the movie's production, Monroe was introduced to British life through Clark, while her then-husband, the playwright Aurthur Miller (Dougray Scott) was away.
In the first clip, Monroe surprises Clark, much to the chagrin of Milton H. Greene (Dominic Cooper), the photographer who helped form a production company with Monroe that produced The Prince and the Showgirl.
For those curious about Williams' portrayal of Monroe, the next clips see the actress in full Monroe mode as she performs Monroe's infamous number "Heat Wave".
The final clip reveals Julia Ormond as actress Vivien Leigh, who was married to Olivier at the time. In the clip, Leigh visits the set of the movie and discusses the production with Marilyn.
My Week With Marilyn was directed by Simon Curtis (A Short Stay in Switzerland). Screenwriter Adrian Hodges (David Copperfield) adapted Clark's two books, My Week With Marilyn and The Prince, The Showgirl and Me, into the movie's screenplay. Zoe Wanamaker, Emma Watson and Dame Judi Dench co-star.

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Lt. Col. Michael Gonzalez, oncoming Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 12 commanding officer, takes the MALS-12 guidon from Lt. Col. Charles A. Redden, outgoing MALS-12 commanding officer, during the MALS-12 change of command ceremony at the Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 242 hangar here June 12, 2012, as Sgt. Maj. Gerard J. Calvin, MALS-12 sergeant major, renders a salute. Redden thanked his staff NCOs and fellow officers, saying he would not have the success he has now without them.
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PITTSBURGH - The Marcellus Shale is about to become the most productive natural gas field in the United States, according to new data from energy industry analysts and the federal government.
Though serious drilling only began five years ago, the sheer volume of Marcellus production suggests that in some ways there's no going back, even as New York debates whether to allow drilling in its portion of the shale, which also lies under large parts of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio.
The top spot for the Marcellus "doesn't surprise me," said Jay Apt, a professor of technology at Carnegie Mellon University. "But will it lead to industries that spring up to use that gas?" he asked, adding that much of the bounty could also end up being shipped to Canada, the Gulf Coast or overseas.
In 2008, Marcellus production barely registered on national energy reports. In July, the combined output from Pennsylvania and West Virginia wells was about 7.4 billion cubic feet per day, according to Kyle Martinez, an analyst at Bentek Energy. That's more than double the 3.6 billion cubic feet from last April, and represents over 25 percent of national shale gas production.
That's neck-and-neck with production from the Haynesville region in Arkansas and Texas, but new drilling permits there have declined sharply.
The Powell Shale Digest, an industry newsletter based in Fort Worth, Texas, concluded that a recent report from the U.S. Energy Information Agency means "it is reasonable to assume" that the Marcellus has or will soon pass Haynesville as the top producer.
The Marcellus Shale is a gas-rich formation of rock thousands of feet below ground. Advances in drilling technology made the shale accessible, which led to a boom in production, jobs and profits, and a drop in natural gas prices for consumers. But there are also concerns about pollution and impacts to roads and other public services.
Apt said having a natural resource bounty is one thing, and using it wisely is another. The current wholesale price of natural gas is about $3 here, but $12 or more in Europe and Japan.
"It's clear people will want to export" the Marcellus gas, Apt said, adding that such an outcome could lead to what economists call "the resource curse," which is when the general population hardly benefits, while a few get very rich.


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May 24, 2016
Okaloosa County School Board members have approved a school uniform policy for Edwin students.
The kids will wear the uniforms four days a week. The outfits consist of a red, white or blue polo-style shirt with khakis, shorts or blue jeans.
Parents will buy the clothes, but the school has a fund to buy uniforms for needy children. School officials support the plan.
Okaloosa Schools Superintendent Don Gaetz says, "I think it leads to school safety, it think it leads to more concentration on academics, and as long as it's a grass roots movement, as long as it comes from the parents and teachers and isn't imposed by the school district, I think it's a good idea.
Most Okaloosa County schools have some form of uniform policy but few enforce it.
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Dressers are always hard for me to decorate. Mine needed a little statement piece so I decided a jewelry display would be nice.
Urban Outfitters had what I was looking for for $32. But of course, you know better than to think I would pay good money for a branch. (I thought this one was even cooler, so I think I'll keep my eyes peeled for an old wood box.)
I started making my jewelry tree from a twiggy branch off a half-dead, obliging lilac bush in the vacant lot behind my house. Then Zac ran it over. With his bike. In the dark. Granted, I had left it in the driveway while the white spray paint dried. . . so it was kind of my fault. I started over. And while I was starting over I decided to go with a different color. I used my favorite shade of turquoise, but I still think white would look cool.


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You have to get tired of promoting a film after while, and maybe it's jet lag, but Kate Bosworth is not looking her best here. She looks exhausted and over-made-up, plus she is looking way to skinny here as well.
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|Grants push to advance math, science in rural school districts
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Across the U.S., school districts are working to incorporate common core state standards and hands-on learning opportunities into their math and science curriculum. These new opportunities are designed to provide real world experiences that help grow the next generation by preparing them for success in college and in their careers.
Now in its third year, the America's Farmers Grow Rural Education program, sponsored by the Monsanto Fund, is once again gearing up to help rural school districts by investing over $2.3 million to strengthen math and science education in rural communities.
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Dude, Where's My Double-Necked Guitar?
Seventies rock was headed for the crapper when smug freedom rockers started caring more about the mountain ranges of cocaine they were Hoovering up their noses and less about having anything new to say. It was only a matter of time before punk came along and put a much-needed monkey boot into rock's bloated corpse. But while punk was busy cramming its liberty-spiked, come-one-come-all attitude down every feathered-haired rocker's throat, it unfortunately sent guitar playing back to grade school. Who needs craft and theory when three chords and a noseful of snot will do?
A similar thing happened with heavy metal: In the Eighties, it threatened to crumble under the weight of it own hairspray. All it took was Kurt Cobain pounding out a few beautifully muddy chords on his crappy Fender for the once promising genre to seem wholly irrelevant. There's no way around it: Popular culture no longer embraces show-offy guitar playing. You can Shred and Rip all you want, but it has to be in a tongue-in-cheek way. Just try listening to some longhair sincerely let loose with a bunch of 64th notes and see if you don't start cracking up.
But disenfranchised guitar dweebs, take heart: The pendulum seems to be swinging your way. Take the Fucking Champs for example, a San Francisco trio so dedicated that their liner notes include a detailed list of every last piece of equipment they've used to make their albums--including make and model of guitar pick. "If you would like to talk more about guitars, the Fucking Champs would love to get together with you," says their press release.
Brimming with both talent and hair, these nimble-fingered dorks can noodle with the best of them. The group's fifth album, aptly titled V (Drag City), features epic instrumentals swarming with razor-sharp guitar solos that stop, start, change course, and build on themselves. The Fucking Champs (formerly the Real Champs, and before that just the Champs) employ only two guitars and one drum set. Yet their technical proficiency makes all the other stuff that usually fleshes out a band's sound (like bass, say, or vocals) seem extraneous.
Be forewarned, though: If you like your songs tight, catchy, and formatted, you'll soon grow tired of the Fucking Champs' ceaseless prog-rock and sprawling opuses. This music is for serious metal geeks only. These nerds cover Bach, for chrissakes. If, however, there's a zitty 13-year-old boy trapped inside you who listens to Rush and can't get laid, you'd be wise to haul him to 7th Street Entry on Friday for the Champs show. Live, they are exhilarating and inspiring. And lest you think any differently, you will never, ever, not in a million years, not even if you grow an extra pair of hands, be as good on guitar as Tim Green and Josh Smith. So you may as well just put the instrument down. because you're only embarrassing yourself.
Drunk Horse singer/guitarist Eli Eckert credits the Champs with teaching him that it's okay to show off his formidable talent. "The Champs were a huge influence on me," he says by cell phone from a tour stop in Kansas City. "At the time I was pretty into punk. But the first time I saw the Champs, I was impressed that peers that I thought were cool were also really great musicians."
Drunk Horse are built essentially from the same goober mettle as the Champs: a riff-laden foundation of dual guitar leads. But they dirty it up and add a dose of sleazy Southern grit to their songs about out-of-control road trips and waking up passed out with your ass out. The foursome live in Oakland, sound like they're from Alabama, and look like something coughed up by the Bicentennial. As with the Champs, people don't know quite how to take these lads. Are they a Seventies send-up? A blues-based, boogie-infused mockery of all things ZZ Top and Foghat?
"Some people think we're being sarcastic, like we're poking fun at the pantheon of rock. But we're not," Eckert declares.
July finds the band heading back into the studio to record another psychedelic full-length of epic rock songs about, according to Eckert, "shoes, bears, and man-whores." Engineering will be none other than Champs guitarist Tim Green, who recorded Drunk Horse's two previous masterful full-lengths (1999's Drunk Horse and 2001's Tanning Salon/Biblical Proportions, both on the defunct Man's Ruin) at his Louder Studios in San Francisco.
Green's Louder Studios is something of a destination spot for heavy, riff-laden guitar bands. The Cherry Valence, also on Friday's bill, are another band who recorded there and who, in contrast to Drunk Horse, not only sound Southern, but truly are. The dexterous quintet hails from Raleigh, North Carolina, and boasts something none of the other bands can: a female member. Guitarist Cheetie is not only one hot number, but also a first-rate guitarist and singer whose harmonies perfectly round out the group's tempo-shifting, ass-shaking, retro-sounding anthems. Their full-length Riffin' (Estrus) is the soundtrack for a hot, school's-out-for-summer evening. Live, the band doesn't so much kick out the jams as pummel you with them, all thanks to two--that's right, two--kick-ass live drummers.
Gentlemen, start your air guitars.
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Mississippi point guard Terrico White has a bruised knee and could be available for Tuesday's home game against Kentucky.
An MRI showed the freshman had no ligament or structural damage, so coach Andy Kennedy said Monday that White's status will be a game-time decision.
White injured the knee early in Saturday's 82-71 loss at South Carolina. He was able to play the rest of the first half, but couldn't return to finish the game.
If White can't play, the point guard duties will fall exclusively to Will Bogan, another freshman. Both were pressed into action when Chris Warren was lost for the season after tearing a ligament, the third season-ending knee injury of the year for the team.
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Update: LEXINGTON, Va., June 5, 2013 – Shuttle service will be extended to include a stop at the Marshall Hall parking lot in addition to stops at Third Barracks and Crozet Hall tomorrow, Thursday, June 6. Shuttle service will run continuously from 5 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. from the parking lot at Jordan's Point.
Parking and traffic patterns in place Wednesday will remain the same.
Update: LEXINGTON, Va., June 4, 2013 – Letcher Avenue will be open Wednesday to allow the turn onto VMI Parade at Moody Hall and parking on the Parade Ground. Letcher Avenue will be closed to traffic and parking from VMI Parade to barracks.
Parking will not be permitted along VMI Parade from Smith Hall to Third Barracks.
Shuttle service will continue from Jordan's Point parking to Crozet Hall from 5 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Update: LEXINGTON, Va., June 3, 2013 – The North Institute Hill and Marshall Hall parking lots will remain closed to cadets and employees Tuesday, June 4, as the filming of Field of Lost Shoes progresses.Letcher Avenue from the BOQ to Moody Hall will remain closed to traffic and parking Tuesday morning during cleanup operations. Letcher Avenue will reopen as soon as cleanup is finished.Maiden Lane will remain open, and nose-in parking will be allowed on Letcher Avenue.VMI employees and cadets not planning to park in the South Institute Hill lot are advised to enter VMI via Saunders Drive at Jordan's Point. Parking will be available on VMI Parade from Third Barracks to Moody Hall.Shuttle service from Jordan's Point parking to Crozet Hall will continue Tuesday, from 5 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Pickup for return to Jordan's Point will be at Crozet Hall and behind Third Barracks.
LEXINGTON, Va., May 31, 2013 – Parking and traffic patterns on the VMI post will be adjusted for the filming of the feature film Field of Lost Shoes, which begins Monday, June 3.Temporary signs will be posted regarding detour and parking information.The North Institute Hill parking lot is closed to cadets and employees for the entire week.Parked cars must be moved from Letcher Avenue from Maiden Lane to Jackson Memorial Hall, VMI Parade except in front of Smith Hall and Marshall Library, and the Marshall Hall parking lot by 5 p.m. Sunday, June 2. Cadet and Washington and Lee University spaces in the Marshall Hall lot will remain open.On Monday, June 3, Letcher Avenue will be closed to traffic and parking from the BOQ to Jackson Memorial Hall and barracks. Maiden Lane will remain open, allowing access to the South Institute Hill parking. Other Letcher Avenue traffic will be detoured through Washington and Lee University.VMI employees and cadets not planning to park in the South Institute Hill lot are advised to enter VMI via Saunders Drive at Jordans Point. Limited employee parking will be available on the Parade Ground and on VMI Parade in front of Smith Hall and the Marshall Library. Physical plant employees will direct parking in these areas.Employees are encouraged to park in the Jordans Point lot; shuttles will run between that lot and Crozet Hall from 5 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday. Pickup for return to Jordan's point will be at Crozet Hall and behind Third Barracks.These parking and traffic patterns are expected to continue into Tuesday.Employees are advised to check the website for daily parking and traffic pattern updates.


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Windows 7 is one of the widely used Operating System, which is designed by Microsoft. It is regarded as one of the well-known OS in the family of Microsoft Windows Operating System. It is one of the best platforms to launch many applications and perform various tasks on your computer. Windows 7 comes with many built-in applications such as add the clock and Puzzle gadget to desktop screen. You can also set automatic shutdown on Windows 7 by going through some inbuilt options.
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1. First click on Start button and go to Control Panel.
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This is the procedure given to set automatic shutdown Windows 7. However, the above procedure is very difficult to understand for many non-technical background people. Even some professionals cannot set automatic shutdown without the help of system experts. But there is a tool known as Remo MORE software. It is a free utility that can be used to set automatic shutdown for Windows 7 PC without the help of any computer expert.
This software is designed with self-descriptive interface to make it easy to operate for all levels of users. It is very easy to download and install on Windows computers. To schedule automatic shutdown for Windows 7 computer, you can just go through 3 simple steps. First you have to run it by double clicking on desktop icon, select time for automatic shutdown and then click on Finish button.
These days automatic shutdown of computer is an essential thing for corporate as well as home users. There are many applications that you need to run for long period. Sometimes the task will be completed at mid night and you can't shut down your system at that time. In such situations, set your Windows 7 computer for automatic shutdown at a required time and go to sleep. You can keep your system for downloading movies, music or any other data and go to bed without leaving your computer running over night. Thus the automatic shutdown feature of this software can help you to keep your system working continuously for certain period of time.
This software can be used for Windows 7 as well as other Windows OS versions like Windows XP, Vista and 8. Not only the automatic shutdown, you can also set your Windows computer for automatic restart, hibernate and log off. You can schedule automatic shutdown at a specified time in a day or on weekly basis. This software is also available in Mac version to set automatic shutdown for Mac computers.
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2 April 2012 - This week is set to see a return to colder conditions with snow in some areas for a time.
Last week saw new temperature records being set in Scotland with 23.6 °C recorded at Aboyne, Aberdeenshire on Tuesday. In contrast, the temperature this Tuesday will be some 20 degrees colder with snow on the ground.
Over parts of Scotland, especially the north, significant snowfall could bring some travel disruption during the first half of the week, with 2-5 cm of snow expected in many areas and at least 15 cm for the higher parts of the Grampian mountains.
The hills of northern England will also see some snow on Tuesday but further south across England and Wales, we will mainly see rain which may turn to snow for a time over the hills of the Chilterns, Cotswolds, Salisbury Plain and the Downs.
Martin Young, Chief Forecaster at the Met Office, said: "Spring is a season of contrasts and it's certainly not unusual to see snow at this time of year. However, this week's wintry snap will be short-lived, with temperatures returning to normal as we head towards the Easter weekend.
"We can expect to see some hard night frosts by the middle of the week with temperatures down to between -4 and -6 °C in many places, with impacts for gardeners and growers."
Keith Brown, Transport Minister for Scotland, said: "Coming so soon after last week's extremely mild temperatures the key is to guard against complacency. The Met Office advises that temperatures could be 15-20 degrees colder in some places than they were at the same time last week. Therefore the public should continue to check travel bulletins or the Traffic Scotland website for the latest advice."
Temperatures are expected to rise again later in the week and should be around normal again as we head into the Easter weekend.
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Foxs The Goodwin Games was picked up on May 14 last year, but isnt actually going to air on the network until May 20 of this year. Potential fans have waited a really long time to catch T.J. Miller, Becki Newton, and Scott Foley in action, but if you have been intrigued about Foxs comedy series, you can catch the pilot for free online, now.
The Goodwin Games opens with a scene following a young woman and an older guy as they finish recording a set of tapes. As the young woman jokes to Mr. Goodwin about how he expected to die before they finished, the audience learns that the man has, in fact, died, leaving behind a fortune. Thus we are introduced to the main premise of the series, which follows three heir apparent siblings who must learn to work together to compete against some random dude for the money their father left following his death. The three now adult children are not close, but they are all united in the fact that they grew up in a competitive environment and have the skill sets to win the game, although they may have to access some past memories and address some past feelings to get ahead.
The pilot can be viewed right now via Foxs site or via Hulu. There are plenty of commercials within the pilot on Foxs site, but if you can make it through the commercials and the first few minutes, Miller, especially, proves to be funny and the competition-aspect of the series should ensure wacky shenanigans each week.
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Weather dampens Winterfest plans
Winter storms, an accident and illnesses have taken their toll on Colfax's holiday celebration.
Ken Delfino, president of Colfax Pride, announced Tuesday that Saturday night's Winterfest has been cancelled.
While the parade and street fair will not be held, two other holiday events will continue as planned.
Colfax Pride volunteers have been planning the festival since October, Delfino continued.
"Everything was set -- plenty of vendors coming up to participate, music lined up," he said.
However, weather forecasts show heavy storms hitting the area on Friday evening and continuing through Wednesday noon.
"Normally a bit of rain will not stop hardy Colfaxians and other mountaineers from taking on Mother Nature," he continued. "However, several of the organizers have taken ill or are just recovering from bronchitis, laryngitis and colds. Unchangeable work schedules have taken three more out of the mix and a serious auto accident has taken out another."
With everyone's health and comfort in mind, the organizers opted on Tuesday to call the event off.
"Food vendors have been notified so they will not be stuck with unsellable products," he said.
Colfax Lions Club parade chairman Mike Maynard was saddened by the decision.
He was expecting a sizeable parade, including an appearance by the Lyman Gilmore Marching Band from Grass Valley.
"But I don't think they want their kids marching in the rain," Maynard added.
"On behalf of the officers and directors of Colfax Pride, Inc., I again regret that we have to cancel," Delfino said.
Santa and Mrs. Claus will still be guests of the Colfax Friends of the Library, reported Sharon Gieras, a member of the board of directors.
The Jolly Old Elf and his wife as well as a couple of their elves will be available to talk with youngsters from 2 to 6:45 p.m. in their "house" at Roy Toms Plaza at the corner of Main and Grass Valley Streets.
Photographers will be available to take pictures for a $5 donation to the Friends. Proceeds are used to purchase new books for the library collection as well as fund the summer program.
The 22nd annual Old-fashioned Soup Kitchen, hosted by Soroptimist International of Colfax, will be open from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Saturday at Sierra Vista Center, 55 School Street.
"We are doing what we do best, in the form of 'service,'" said President Janis Quinn. "Our show must go on! Fortunately we don't have the same environmental concerns as outdoor events, and we welcome everyone to come and enjoy the soups that we've become famous for."
Members will be cooking and serving homemade soups, including clam chowder as well as garlic bread.
Members of Colfax High School's S Club will be selling baked goods.
Tickets to win one of several baskets filled with gourmet foods and ornaments will be on sale throughout the evening.
Tickets purchased at the door are $8 for adults and $6 for children, ages 6 to 17. There is no charge for children, age 5 and under.
Advance tickets, at $7 and $5, can be purchased by Friday from Soroptimist members or at the Colfax Record office, 233 So. Auburn St.
Proceeds from the Soup Kitchen are used for community service projects, including scholarships.
"We wish everyone in the Colfax Pride organization well, we support their decision and our hearts go out to them right now. In the spirit of the holiday season please come and partake in the 22nd Annual Soup Kitchen," Quinn added.
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When: 4:30 to 7 p.m., Saturday
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Tormishire is a game independently developed by James Whitehead. It is an adventure platformer with quasi-experimental gameplay. Tormishire draws similarities to Cave Story, Super Metroid, and Turrican, but it's not quite like those games, and it's not lacking in action; it's best described as Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow meets Metroid.
Astrada, the world where Tormishire takes place, was inspired by Whitehead's own local caves and landmarks. A resident of Saddleworth, England, Whitehead lives near several natural—and constructed—caverns and mines. The Speedwell Caverns, the Titan caves, and Dovestone Reservoir have all been cited as inspirational, albeit romanticized to some degree. Naturally, Tormishire takes place in a large cave system.
With so many sources of inspiration for both visual aesthetic and gameplay, Tormishire is the coolest indie game you haven't played.
What makes Tormishire so cool?
The first thing you'll notice about Tormishire is the art style. This is fantastic pixel art. Everything stands out while remaining subtle. Whitehead's style is visually distinctive. It serves, and is mutually served by, the environments. Even the enemy designs are clean. Not only that, but the water falls look fluid in motion and even produce a bit of mist. Bugs are attracted to light sources, and you can see them flutter around a bit. From the caves to the forests, from the waterfalls to trees, and the bug things to the bosses, there's an entire fantastic ecosystem in those caves. It's great stuff. Just look at the screenshot to the right!
The second cool thing about Tormishire is the music. The soundtrack for Tormishire was composed by James Whitehead and Alex Sumesar-rai, aka MrPineapple. It's very atmospheric and lends itself well to the sense of mystery of Astrada. It's not all subtle and moody, as the various boss music tracks kick things up to eleven and rock your face off.
Typically, the only thing notable about the physics in a platformer game is the presence of gravity when players jump. What helps set Tormishire apart is the physics system. You can throw bombs, which will then explode and can open up new areas in the environment. You can set enemies on fire. Rocks can fall and crush your enemies. When you dive into (or out of) the water, your momentum will be transferred. It all comes together to make the game look very fluid.
Comparisons to Super Metroid aren't unwarranted, as the level design is open ended with several routes you can take to get around. Unlike Super Metroid (or its derivatives), you can still get around and complete the game if you're missing what would otherwise be a critical item. So much potential for hidden content to reward exploration.
Lastly, there is a multiplayer component to it. Throughout the game, the player will be joined by an AI-controlled helper named Tsol. This allows a second player to hop right into the game and play co-op locally. Additionally, there is a Challenge Tower located near the end of the game that features a set of rooms—a tower—filled with combat, puzzles, and more. The Challenge Tower is also linked to an online scoreboard, allowing players to compete for the best times for each tower like a time trial.
So why haven't you played Tormishire?
Because in 2009, Whitehead stopped working on it. One of his last updates about the game said he was at around 70% completion. I'm not sure why Whitehead put Tormishire on hiatus, but I can tell you a few things about the game.
For instance, one of the last updates had mentioned there were 195+ rooms at the time. The size of the world was 70,000 x 35,000 pixels. For comparison, Super Metroid had 247 rooms, and the map was 16,900 x 14,300 pixels; both games use 32 x 32 pixel tiles, so Tormishire has a very large world. In the following map from June 9th 2009, white areas were completed and grey were planned. Take note of the scale in the bottom right: the player is less than one pixel!
Whitehead's goal for Tormishire was to work on it as a project for school. One of his first updates stated he had 4 months to complete 25% of the game for school, and a later update projected the game would be finished by October. Of 2007. The project kept growing and that date kept being pushed back, until it was put on hiatus.
The game was being created with Multimedia Fusion 2. MMF2 is one part API and one part SDK, and each line of code is triggered by an event. One update mentioned that Tormishire runs on nearly 2000 events, and uses 20% of the CPU and 22MB of RAM. Whitehead mentioned several times that he had to optimize the code and make the various effects scalable.
Whitehead developed his own weather system for the game. One update included a video showing five different effects, while mentioning that there were more that weren't shown. Wind, particle size, and color could all be set and adjusted on a per-area basis.
In order to get those neat lens flare effects on the explosions, Whitehead took photos to study lens flares. The lens flares in Tormishire are actually based off a Canon EFS 18-55mm lens. He also went through at least two overhauls of the art style to get it looking as great as it does. He had stated he was aiming for a style similar to games on the Commodore Amiga, such as Turrican. He also recruited other people to assist him.
A 19-track sampler of the OST was released—I've had it on loop as I put this article together. An earlier update had mentioned that 30 tracks were in game, while 15 had yet to be implemented. The soundtrack eventually grew to 60 tracks, with each one being 1-3 minutes in length.
Perhaps this is a cautionary tale
Games are canceled and put on hiatus all the time. The now-defunct 38 Studios' Kingdoms of Amalur MMO Project Copernicus, GRIN's Final Fantasy spin-off Fortress, Ubisoft's Beyond Good and Evil 2, Blizzard's Starcraft: Ghost… the list goes on and on. It stings more when a game has been announced and updates come out, only for it to be canceled later. Perhaps this is why we don't hear about games in progress until the last 8 months of their development.
While Tormishire's story is unfortunate as it currently stands, it doesn't have to be this way. As far as the audience is concerned, games are made by a soulless conglomeration of faceless drones. An informed person could tell you that artists, designers, and programmers all work together to get it made, but that doesn't really tell us about the game itself. Only people who have worked in the industry really know how games are made.
If there is one thing to learn from Tormishire's story, it is that keeping the audience informed also helps keep interest for the craft of games alive. It's possible to talk about the technical hurdles and the design considerations of a game without spoiling the game itself. All we really know about Tormishire is that the player gets lost in a cave and discovers there's a whole world down there. We don't know anything about the inhabitants, or the reason the player is in the cave, or what the central conflict of the story is.
Rival developers aren't going to care about another studio's trials and technical hurdles; if a game uses a cascading shadow map, competitors won't care because they're implementing their own shadowing system to meet their own needs. The average consumer won't care about that bit of trivia, either. However, for people who are fascinated by how games are made, or for the people who actually want to get into making games, then those bits and bobs of technical knowledge will inform them. In fact, it'll help dispel the notion that making games is easy, because it rarely ever is.
Reading about how a game is made, the highs and lows, the thoughts driving design and production, and the rationale between cutting content or what inspires new ideas—that is all exciting stuff. It humanizes the developer, telling us more about them while we learn more about the game. Even now, as I pore through the archives of Tormishire's development, I keep feeling this itch. I want to try making a game of my own, and have my own adventure in production. I believe that anyone interested in game production would feel the same way.
If there is anything to learn from Tormishire's story, it is that games should be discussed as they're being developed. Simply releasing trailers of how the game plays, or concept art, is not enough, because all that will do is tickle our fancy. We'll see that a game is being made and how it plays, but we won't learn anything more about the game. We won't learn about how games are made, just that a game is being made. We see what could have been but wasn't, instead of learning how or why it wasn't.
Of course, there's still hope. In May 2010, Whitehead had claimed that Tormishire hadn't been abandoned. Just a few months ago in early October, the trailer above was posted along with a comment stating that Tormishire isn't dead yet. As of December 10 2012, the Boss Baddie website has a teaser featuring several elements very reminiscent of Tormishire.
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When CCM staged Carlisle Floyd's opera Of Mice and Men last May, the composer was on hand for opening night. He was so impressed that when opera department head Robin Guarino asked him to return to work with students he immediately accepted.
The dean of American opera composers arrived in Cincinnati Nov. 10 to begin coaching sessions with CCM students, culminating in a performance of excerpts from Floyd's operas Wednesday in CCM's Patricia Corbett Theater. His best-known works, Susannah and Of Mice and Men, are now standard repertoire, but CCM's program will feature selections from works composed over a 50-year span and virtually unknown to American audiences.
"I just figured this kind of programming would cover more territory and give more students a chance to perform," says Floyd, who is widely sought after as a coach and master teacher.
The music might be unfamiliar but the stories have special resonance for American audiences.
With the exception of Wuthering Heights (1958), Floyd's operas draw on American source material, spanning American history from the Salem witch trials to small-town politics in Cold Sassy Tree. Floyd is particularly fond of Bilby's Doll (1975), the story of a young girl coming to terms with her own spirituality in Puritan New England.
An Evening with Carlisle Floyd, with pianist George Darden accompanying, takes place at 7 p.m. Wednesday at CCM's Patricia Corbett Theater on the University of Cincinnati campus. Go here to read Anne Arenstein's full interview with Floyd.
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Horizon, Junior Achievement join forces to teach about finances
ELKHART — Junior Achievement of Northern Indiana recently set a goal to add 120 programs to its Elkhart County roster in the 2013-14 school year. To accomplish this, the organization has partnered with Horizon Education Alliance.
Junior Achievement asks local business leaders to volunteer to teach children about finances in the classroom. About 30 of these programs happened in Elkhart County schools in the 2012-13 school year, and the goal is to reach 150 programs in the coming year.
Alysha Liljeqvist, program director for Elkhart County Junior Achievement, said Friday that the organization is hoping to have more of a presence in high schools as well as elementary and middle schools.
"Our first goal right now is educating the community (about Junior Achievement)," Liljeqvist said Friday, July 19. "We are looking to educate the business community because that's where we are going to find our volunteers and helping teachers understand the value of having Junior Achievement in their classrooms, because it does start with the teachers."
She said that Junior Achievement curriculum coincides with Common Core standards, so teachers can feel confident about using class time for the program. Lessons students receive though Junior Achievement include age-appropriate instruction on entrepreneurship, financial skills and workplace readiness.
Liljeqvist will be working out of Horizon's office in Goshen.
Brian Wiebe, executive director of Horizon Educational Alliance, said Friday that Horizon is also focusing on educating people about finances. "Financial literacy has been stated as one of our goals, so that's partly why we were eager to have those discussions (with Junior Achievement of Northern Indiana) about a partnership," Wiebe said.
He continued, "Junior Achievement approached us because we already had the relationship with all seven school systems. Both sides felt a partnership would help the Junior Achievement initiative. Junior Achievement was pretty strong in this county about five years ago and activity has just diminished."
Liljeqvist said that Junior Achievement programming is particularly focused on helping students gain 21st-century skills and providing positive role models in the business world.
Any teacher or local business person and interested in participating in Junior Achievement may contact Liljeqvist at 574-612-0225 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Pieces of Light: How the New Science of Memory Illuminates the Stories We Tell about Our Pasts (Hardcover)
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How is it possible to have vivid memories of something that never happened?
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Does your memory really get worse as you get older?
A new consensus is emerging among cognitive scientists: rather than possessing fixed, unchanging memories, we create recollections anew each time we are called upon to remember. As the psychologist Charles Fernyhough explains, remembering is an act of narrative imagination as much as it is the product of a neurological process. In Pieces of Light, he eloquently illuminates this compelling scientific breakthrough via a series of personal stories--a visit to his college campus to see if his memories hold up, an interview with his ninety-three-year-old grandmother, conversations with those whose memories are affected by brain damage and trauma--each illustrating memory's complex synergy of cognitive and neurological functions.
Fernyhough guides readers through the fascinating new science of autobiographical memory, covering topics including imagination and the power of sense associations to cue remembering. Exquisitely written and meticulously researched, Pieces of Light brings together science and literature, the ordinary and the extraordinary, to help us better understand the ways we remember--and the ways we forget.
About the Author
Charles Fernyhough has written extensively on the implications of Vygotsky's theory, particularly for the emergence of verbal mediation in the preschool and early school years. He has previously co-edited a four-volume collection of critical assessments of Vygotsky's work (1999). He has been involved in three major longitudinal developmental studies with samples in Cambridge, Stoke-on-Trent, and Stockton-upon-Tees, along with several studies of psychosis-like symptoms in healthy adults and children. Recent articles have included work on the neuropsychology of voice-hearing, the stress diathesis model of schizophrenia, and a Vygotskian approach to the phenomenon of auditory verbal hallucinations. His introductory book on developmental psychology, A Thousand Days of Wonder: A Scientist's Chronicle of His Daughter's Developing Mind, will appear in the United States in 2009.
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"A thoughtful study of how we make sense of ourselves."
"Fernyhough is a gifted writer who can turn any experience into lively prose. . . . The stories in Pieces of Light . . . will entertain anyone who reads them."
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'The Bible' Miniseries on History Channel: Actor Who Played Jesus - "My Whole Life Flashed Before My Eyes"
The Bible on History Channel is yet again more proof that America is seeking spiritualism. Many question the presence of God and 14 million tuned in to The Bible premiere to find out more.
Mark Burnett, producer for shows like The Voice and Celebrity Apprentice, and his wife Roma Downey, best known for her role on Touched by an Angel, spent four years and countless hours making sure that The Bible was factual and entertaining for people of all walks of life, especially young people. It's been proven that younger generations are less likely to believe in God.
The special effects and fight scenes are appealing to those who were raised in an action/adventure era. The raw human emotions that are displayed appeal to all of us. Biblical characters weren't supernatural beings in a natural world, they were merely regular human beings who were touched by and had a relationship with God. Audiences are connecting with these men and women like never before because they are beginning to see themselves in these characters.
Though Burnett and Downey did use a little creative license when dramatizing the scenes from the sacred text, the message behind The Bible is still amazing. Burnett and Downey did an incredible job of recruiting non-believers and secular souls interested in the most iconic story ever told.
Tune in Easter Sunday for The Bible finale on History Channel at 8/7c. The conclusion will feature scenes from the Crucifixion and Resurrection of Christ.


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|Governor outlines three priorities for Nebraska's prosperous future
Gov. Dave Heineman delivered his State of the State address to the Nebraska Legislature two weeks ago, focusing on three priorities: growing the Nebraska economy, strengthening education, and developing an even more efficient government.
"As we enter a new decade, we have a unique opportunity to reflect on our past accomplishments and take our first steps toward new endeavors," Gov. Heineman said. "We have worked hard to position Nebraska as an attractive place to live, to work and to raise a family. My focus for the coming year is to prepare our state to take advantage of new opportunities."
In the budget plan submitted to the Legislature, the governor proposed only minimal adjustments to the FY 2009-2011 budget following changes enacted during the 2009 special legislative session, which closed a $335 million budget gap without increasing taxes or borrowing from the state's cash reserve fund.
"We acted quickly and decisively," Gov. Heineman said. "No other state has acted as swiftly and spoken with one voice as Nebraska has in recent months. Nebraska's financial health is stronger than most of our peers across America, because working together we have been fiscally responsible. As a result, we are positioned to continue moving Nebraska forward."
The governor provided an update on Nebraska's economic progress citing a number of business expansions in 2009 and others planned for 2010 creating new jobs, despite the national economic slowdown.
"Growing our economy means an everyday focus on job creation," added Heineman. "Our efforts to modernize Nebraska's economic incentive programs, to lower taxes, and to prioritize investments have resulted in a stronger, more stable economy in Nebraska. During this national economic slowdown, we have seized the opportunity to make Nebraska more competitive. Many states have raised income or sales taxes–Nebraska has not. Many states have spent beyond their means–Nebraska did not. We controlled our spending."
A second area of focus involves strengthening education. Heineman and education leaders and policymakers involved in the Nebraska P-16 Initiative are moving forward on a number of education-related goals identified last year.
In addition to these goals, state leaders have developed a proposal to create a Nebraska Virtual High School, which will be included in the state's Race to the Top application submitted to the U.S. Department of Education.
Gov. Heineman said, "Today's jobs require higher reading and math skills than was true 20 years ago. In order to prepare our students for the 21st Century workplace, we need to transform our education system from pre-school all the way through college.
"We've begun that reform by updating Nebraska's high school graduation requirements by supporting a core curriculum including four years of English and three years of math, science and social studies.
"The State Board of Education adopted new requirements starting in the 2014-2015 academic year, and today I approved the Rule 10 regulation updating Nebraska's graduation requirements for the first time since 1984."
The governor called on school districts and education leaders to be part of educational reform efforts by seeking new ways of involving parents in school learning, lower truancy rates, examine school schedules to maximize time spent in the classroom, provide college students with a path to graduation in fewer years, and reprioritize investments by directing financial resources that strengthen student learning and achievement.
"As good as Nebraska's schools are today, they must be even better in the future," said Heineman. "The road to economic prosperity for our state and for individual students is a good education. Now is the time to focus on building an education system that meets the needs of modern students competing in a modern world."
The third area emphasized by the governor includes using technology to reform the delivery of government services in order to become more productive and more efficient.
Projects such as completing the statewide radio network that will provide interoperable communications among local, state and federal agencies, modernizing the way economic assistance services are provided in the state, and encouraging greater use of the more than 200 services available online through Nebraska.gov are important in controlling costs and delivering improved services to the citizens of Nebraska.
"Although 2010 will be a challenging year for Nebraska and all states, it is essential that we continue to position Nebraska for future growth," he said.
"Our roadmap is clear and my focus will be on three priorities: growing our economy by focusing on job creation; strengthening Nebraska's education system so that our students can compete in the 21st Century economy; and developing a more efficient government through greater use of technology. I am confident that the year ahead will provide us with new opportunities to move Nebraska forward."


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Today on the 7th of april the people at Spoke Art unveil their follow up show to Angry Dads, artists tackling the films of Brad Anderson, with Quentin vs Coen, a massive show centering around the films of Quentin Tarantino and the Coen brothers. Over 100 artists have done their best to recreate their favorite moments from these films and today at Bold Hype Gallery in New York you can view and purchase the goods. Everything from prints to paintings to sculptures will be there for your viewing pleasure.
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This vibrant Afro setting invites a welcoming African hospitality infused with tastes from around the globe enrobed in ethic murals and plush seating.
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Boasting over 12 different ice creams and array of cold deserts, A2A is a culinary dream garnished with seven island buffet stations including a complimentary bottomless soda fountain to cool off the palate.
This delicious buffet feast embraces a fresh and quality approach to dining with exceptional value for money for the whole family.
Abou Tarek was founded in the 1950's and is popular among tourists and locals alike. They serve the traditional Egyptian street food called koshary. The noodles and rice are always perfectly cooked and chunky tomato sauce and crispy onions top the dishes. A bustling atmosphere and good plain authentic food makes for a satisfying and convenient experience.
Perched at the foothills of the mysterious Soutpansberg Mountains, Acacia Restaurant boasts full English breakfasts and delicious lunches and dinners.
The cuisine touches on locally inspired dishes with explosions of taste dominating the palate.
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Acacia Restaurant caters for a delicious dining experience at The Gateway Inn in Makhado (Louis Trichard).
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Every good parent knows that an excellent way to spend two hours every day with your children is to sit down on the couch with them and not speak to or look at each other while a TV rots their brains. Okay, not really — but there's nothing wrong with watching the occasional movie with the kiddos. Thing is, thanks to the PC police, you can't subject them to Scarface … at least, not till they're at least 9 years old. So you need to find movies meant for kids.
But let's be honest: Kids are goofy simpletons — which is why most movies made for them are terrible. But not all of them are. In fact, we came up with 11 that you'll downright enjoy next time you need to find a movie to watch with a youngster. (We left Pixar films, the Shreks, and others off the list because they're meant for adults as much if not more than they're meant for kids; we also focused (mainly) on lesser-known movies.)
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Did you have an imaginary friend when you were a kid? You probably did — and your imaginary friend was probably lame. But little Davey Osborne's imaginary friend is a super spy! Yes, he's a spy named Jack Flack who wears a beret and who looks suspiciously like Davey's dad, but still, Davey plays lots of Atari and thwarts some real-life bad guys with Jack's help. Oh, also? Davey kills several people over the course of the film. Ah, the '80s, when children in movies could blow away bad guys without parents' groups throwing conniption fits!
Youthful outcasts? Check. Buried treasure? Check. Skeletal pirates? Check. Mutants? Check. Fat kids being shamed? Check. Soaking-wet high-school girls? Check. Yep, The Goonies pretty much has it all. Josh Brolin, Sean Astin, Joe Pantoliano, and, uh, Corey Feldman lead the relatively star-studded cast, while a consistently funny script keeps the action moving along.


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By that logic, Dovi has more skill than Lorenzo.
As for "beaten by his teammate year in year out"
Hayden beat a rookie Pedrosa in 2006, then Pedrosa thrashed him for two years. I accept the 800cc was built around Dani, but who is better, Hayden or Pedrosa? the answer is obvious.
Now when was he next beaten? by Stoner and Dovi last year when he missed three rounds through injury. To give Dani his dues, he is the only teammate of Stoner's to get near him on a regular basis.


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Bring the War Dollars Home rally
On the 7th anniversary of the US war on Iraq, people of Western MA came together for a vigil, march, and rally on the steps of City Hall.
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Western Massachusetts faces problems of growing economic disparity, an increased tendency to scapegoat the poor and other marginalized social groups, a deterioration in public trust in local, state and federal government, along with increased efforts to militarize our economy and our communities.
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Brent Woody Musburger was born on May 26, 1939 in Portland, OR, though he was raised in Billings, MT. Musburger was an occasional troublemaker as a kid; at 12 years old, he and his brother stole his family cleaning lady's car. Shortly after, Musburger attended Shattuck Military Academy in Fairbault, MN. He continued his education at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. Musburger served as a minor league baseball umpire in the 1950s, but his professional career truly started at the Chicago American newspaper. In 1968, Musburger started a long-term association with CBS, first with WBBM radio and later for WBBM-TV. His television career with CBS took off from there, and... Continue Bio >>
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Edward A. Uranowski Jr., 56, of Drums died Thursday at Hospice Community Care.
Eddie won his fight against pancreatic cancer by not allowing the disease to break his spirit, and by living the last year of his life with great strength and courage-every extra minute was a blessing to him and his loving wife and family.
Eddie loved the peace and solitude of nature. He enjoyed fishing with his best friend, Lenny "Lucky" Letukas, on the Susquehanna and Lehigh rivers and golfing with the Back Mountain Golf League at Sand Springs Golf Course, Drums.
Eddie was courageous, hardworking and loving; and the world is forever diminished by the loss of him.
Born in Hanover Township, he was a graduate of Hanover Memorial High School and a member of St. Jude's Church, Mountain Top.
Edward was employed by Phoenix Truck Bodies/American's Body Co. as a welder for 23 years. He was most recently employed by Valmont Industries of Hazleton.
He is survived by his loving wife of 23 years, Diane Joivell-Uranowski; his parents, Edward A. and Lillian R. (Narsavage) Uranowski; four siblings, a brother, Richard, Hanover Township; and sisters, Christine, Tampa, Fla.; Ruth Brody, Mountain Top; and Dr. Mary Ann Uranowski, Tampa, Fla.; nieces, Kristin and Jessica Joivell, Valerie and husband, Michael, Lindsay, Alex and Abby Morris; and great-niece, Abagail Pye-Joivell.
He was predeceased by his nephew, Neil L. Bellanca, Kingston Township; and brothers-in-law, John Bressler, Taylor; and John Brody, Mountain Top.
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Kudos to all who have held firm by demanding the absolute best we can get in this budget/debt ceiling argument. I must admit I blinked before some here in that I gave Boehner the credit of possibly having a plan, while most here were already planning to throw him out of power. Those that continued to demand our leadership ask for more and more were | Read More »


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Local french newspaper "Nice Matin" has a picture on the front page of the 48m yacht "Land's End" half underwater. Apparently the yacht hit some rocks 2km of land near Sagone (South Corsica). I could scan the picture but I don't know whether I am allowed to post it.