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Man the Submersible is a three-piece avant-electro group that employs multi-layered rhythms and melodies fused with high energy music, which is eminently danceable. Elements of dub-step, drum and bass, and progressive rock are in the mix, with nods to jazz and cinematic soundscapes.
It's rare to see a heavy dub-step act perform with live musicians. Man the Submersible shows feature a drummer using a sci-fi looking electronic set, a bass guitar player bastardizing traditional sounds with multiple effects, and the intensity of a lap steel guitar laying linework all over the mean beats.
As for their name, "It's about bass and gut hitting rhythms," according to the band. "How to get our minds into that space and describing it without being mundane was a challenge. Through watching the film Das Boot, the initial ideas of developing a name with further meanings came about. The concept of the submersible we saw was not only a nod to low bass tones, but also as thoughts inside of a person or journeys that we all take, on whatever level of perception or consciousness."


text: Therapy Parties Are The Worst Idea EverAnna North11/04/10 11:18amFiled to: Psyched outShrink partiesTherapy partiesTherapymental healthPsychiatryPartiesFriendsTrendsBad ideas144EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkEver feel like therapy is just too private? Now you can go to a "shrink party" and get your head examined in front of all of your friends. Kind of like a Botox party, but more fucked up.AdvertisementCarol Sarler of the Daily Mail explains that said parties are women-only gatherings where "the hosts provide the wine, the nibbles and a psychologist, while your contribution is a bunch of your personal problems to be shared with the group." Sarler goes on to critique the supposed tradition of the female overshare with Liz-Jonesian disdain — but we're still stuck on the idea of going to a therapy party with your friends. Isn't part of the point of therapy that it's confidential?I'm not a particular fan of Sarler's stiff-upper-lip philosophy: "the old, but smart, Irish expression that you'd feel better if you'd cheer up." I've been known to pour out my heart to friends and listen to them do so in return, and though experts these days warn us about co-rumination, I generally find that these talks make me feel better. But! If I'm going to a therapist it probably means I have problems I don't want to burden or freak out my friends with, and I certainly don't want them there in the room when I let out all my demons.

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by Staff Writer / Winnipeg JetsThe Winnipeg Jets today announced they have recalled forward Patrice Cormier from the St. John's IceCaps.
Cormier, 21, has played in three games with the Winnipeg Jets this season. The Moncton, NB native has now played in 24 career NHL games between Atlanta and Winnipeg for a total of two points (1g, 1a) and four penalty minutes.
Cormier has spent the majority of this season with the St. John's IceCaps where he has played in 31 games for 14 points (9g, 5a) and 40 penalty minutes. He was originally drafted by New Jersey in the second round, 54th overall, in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft.


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Thank you for visiting this donation page in honor of Shari and Bram Dorresteijn. Shari and Bram were tragically killed in a car accident in Wisconsin on April 24, 2014, leaving behind their two beautiful children. It is quite evident that Shari and Bram have touched many lives around the world, as the outpouring of love and generosity has been extraordinary.
Now, we all have the special opportunity to help their young children, Wesley and Charlotte, by donating to the Shari and Bram Dorresteijn Memorial Fund. Together, we can help their children and families by giving the gift of financial support and peace of mind. Let's keep the enduring legacy of Shari and Bram alive and well for years to come.
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Thank you all very much for your heartfelt donations. And, please spread the word. Let's make Shari and Bram proud.
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I met Bram on a trade fair in 2013 in Norway. He was such a powerful and amazing person, full of ideas. Today I remembered that he gave me his business card. As I tried to google him I found out what happened to him and his wife in April. I really can't explain how sad it makes me! I wish his family especially his two little kids all the best and all the love they need. May God bless them!
aAN DE OUDERS VAN bRAM. oNGELOOFLIJK ZOIETS TE MOETEN HOREN. zOWEL MET JOUW LIEVE VROUW ALS MET JE ZOON EN SCHOONDOCHTER. MOGEN WIJ JOU, KEES, EN JE HELE FAMILIE HEEL VEEL STERKTE WENSEN.IET EN WIM JAKOBS - BOXMEER - NEDERLAND.
The testimony of other's words about these two wonderful young people truly touches my heart. Especially for their young children who will never know the benefit of having such wonderful parents. It is times like these hen I most value modern technology that allows us to reach out across distance and time and try to help. May God bless this family and all those who do what the can for them.
Such a very sad situation. Prayers to the family and friends of Shari and Bram, and bless those two little children that they will grow and prosper in the light of the Lord.
unbelievable, with pain and sorrow for those who stayed behind. It 's been years since we saw them last but we continued contact. We wish everyone involved a lot of strength for now and for the future.
Such a very tragic accident. My thoughts are with both families and those 2 darling children. God is blessing the 2 young ones, with a aunt that is taking these children into her home, to provide them with a new family, to love them and care for them.
Such devasting news to hear that 2 young lives will grow up without there parents, my heart aches for them.. My thoughts and prayers are with them and all the family that this has impacted.. May god bless and watch over all of you..
So Sad!!!! :( I hope the guardians get all the necessary funds they neeed!!! Family is in my thoughts! XoXo


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De La Fuente runs for NYC mayoral seat
His "first problem is that he does not live here," said the Times.
Don Bauder 9:30 p.m., March 25
Mr. Alice:
Who is Huey, Dewey, and Louie's father? If Donald Duck is their uncle, then Donald Duck must have a brother. I've never seen him. My dad has a brother and he is my uncle, so who's their dad?
-- Travis, aged 10
Cartoon families are almost as complicated as real-life families these days. But in the case of Huey, Dewey, and Louie, the trio actually belongs to Donald's sister, Dumbella. Sixty-one years ago she sent them to their Uncle Donald's for a visit, and for some reason they just never went home. We don't know whether Dumbella was having troubles with her marriage, or even if she was married at all. I hope it wasn't a case of duckling abuse. Anyway, according to the Donald Duck fan club, the kids were adopted by Unca Donald about 50 years ago.


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Following its relaunch in March, the BFI (formerly the NFT, formerly still a grey old restaurant that you'd scoot past on the way to aThames view) has taken on a completely new character.
As the National Film Theatre, it boasted refreshments in the form of lukewarm tea and coffee – drunk huddling outside the glum façade gazing at the choppy Thames in the hope that the virtue of Doing Art would keep you warm. Now, the British Film Institute has turned its back – or at least its side – on all that.
It is a bold South Bank venue that doesn't even offer a view of the river. Situated at the side of the building, half in its grand foyer, the bar at the swish new BFI offers Class-A people-watching in place of Thameside views. It also offers stripy sofas, Moretti (and plenty of other beers) on tap, a"pint of sausage rolls" for £3 and apparently "the best Bloody Mary on the South Bank". I don't know about that (though I shall endeavour to find out), but the size is encouraging. The barman makes it with love, then waits for you to gulp some down so he can top it up with the leftovers – don't you hate it when they just fling the cocktail shaker into the sink? Naturally, the clientele are busy writing screenplays in their Paul Smith stripy notebooks (which match the stripy chairs), and a pleasing "bing bong" occasionally announces the start of a film. Oh, did I mention the BFI shows films,too? But first you have to leave the bar....
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Bengals offensive tackle Andre Smith was arrested on Thursday and released on Friday in Atlanta after being accused of being in possession of a handgun at Hartsfield International Airport.
According to Atlanta police, Smith was caught Thursday with a .380 pistol as he was preparing to board a flight to Miami. Smith was released on Friday after he was issued a $3,000 bond.
According to multiple parties familiar with the case, Smith, 25, did not have knowledge that there was a handgun in his belongings.
Bengals public relations director Jack Brennan said: "The team is aware of the incident. However it would inappropriate to comment until the matter is resolved through normal legal channels."
Smith's agent, Ben Dogra, told The Enquirer Friday afternoon that they have retained an attorney in the Atlanta area and that they will go through the legal process. Dogra said that both he and Smith are hopeful it will be resolved in a timely manner.
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Thursday, February 27, 2014
/lkComing from a Chinese school of 10,000 students to Sunnyside High School with an enrollment of a little over 1,600 has been quite a change for International Exchange Student program participant Wei Ximu.
Wei, who is attending Sunnyside High School, likes the smaller class sizes, after years of attending school with 60 students to a classroom, where the students stay put and the teachers move from room to room.
The 17-year-old Chinese exchange student said good students in his home town of Yancheng attend school from 6 a.m. until 9 p.m., and "…they go to school on Saturdays."
Wei, speaking to the Daybreak Rotary Club this past Wednesday morning, said he plans to eventually attend an American college, where he hopes to study design.
"I like American high school," he said. He said his SHS math and art classes are similar to the courses he took in primary school. "The English (classes) is more difficult," he said.
He said the children in China only learn the written English for the tests they must take in order to advance grade levels, so most don't speak the language. He attended special schools to learn how to speak English.
Wei said Yancheng is known as the salt city and the city boasts many lakes and parks.
"It is located near the (Yellow) sea," he explained.
He showed slides of the area near his home, a high rise which houses 10,000 people. The elevators start on the sixth floor, he said. His family lives on the 19th floor. "More people live above us," he said.
The entrance to his city of more than 8.2 million people boasts a statue of a red crown crane with red deer, which are native to the area surrounding the city. "The red crown cranes are very rare," he said.
Besides the usual things foreign exchange students like about America, like the food and the extra free time, Wei said he really likes the environment.
"The air here is very fresh," Wei said.
Wei, who arrived in Sunnyside last August, will return home to China in June.
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Friday, December 19, 2008
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Junior Wells performing with Buddy Guy and David Myers in the movie Chicago Blues, 1970.
dedicated to matt.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
anything is impermanent
In his set of lithographs entitled Neo-Ruins, Japanese artist Hisaharu Motoda portrays vivid and exceptionally detailed scenes of a post-apocalyptic Tokyo. The images exude a sense of silence, an absence of human life, and an alarming vulnerability of the places we think to be invincible. Motoda says: "There is a Japanese saying 'anything is impermanent'... I feel beauty on such fragile things, and would like to express it in my work."
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
speaking of abandoned places
Read about the emptied prairie in North Dakota.
"In the early 20th century, railroads lured settlers into North Dakota with promises of homesteads. Towns were planted everywhere. Houses rose from the sweep of the plains, many, like this one, with a story no one can trace. People believed rain would follow the plow. But they were wrong."
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Jewish World Review July 24, 2008 / 21 Tamuz 5768 A big story is our biggest bias By Clarence Page
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A respected group of media researchers has found that Barack Obama gets a lot more coverage than John McCain. I didn't need a think tank to tell me that. After all, Madonna gets more coverage than McCain does, even when she doesn't want it-although it is hard to imagine when she wouldn't. Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in the media and Washington consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update. It's free. Just click here. Comment on Clarence Page's column by clicking here. © 2007, TMS |
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Fried Pheasant With Cream Gravy
Bacon slices | 6 | |
Pheasants | 2 , cut into serving pieces | |
Salt | To Taste | |
Freshly ground black pepper | To Taste | |
Flour | 2 Cup (32 tbs) | |
Finely chopped onion | 1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) | |
Flour | 2 Tablespoon | |
Heavy cream | 1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs) |
In a 10- or 12-inch heavy skillet, fry the bacon slices over moderate heat until they have rendered all their fat and are brown and crisp.
Set them aside on paper towels to drain, and when cool break them into bits.
Wash the pieces of pheasant under cold running water and pat them thoroughly dry with paper towels.
Then sprinkle them generously with salt and a few grindings of black pepper, and dip them in the flour.
Shake each piece vigorously to remove any excess flour.
Heat the bacon fat remaining in the skillet over high heat until a light haze forms above it.
Fry the pheasant, skin side down, for about 5 minutes, regulating the heat so that the pieces brown evenly without burning.
Turn them over with kitchen tongs and fry them 3 to 4 minutes longer.
Now reduce the heat to low, cover the skillet tightly and cook the pheasant for about 20 minutes, or until it is tender, but don't overcook.
Arrange the pieces attractively on a heated platter, and cover it loosely with a sheet of foil to keep the pheasant warm while you make the sauce.
Pour off all but a thin film of the fat from the skillet.
Add the onion and cook over moderate heat for 3 to 4 minutes until soft but not brown.
Remove from the heat and stir in the 2 tablespoons of flour.
When it is completely absorbed and forms a thick paste, pour in the cream.
Bring to a boil, beating with a whisk until the sauce thickens slightly.
Stir in the reserved bacon bits, simmer a moment or two, and taste the sauce for seasoning; it will probably need some salt.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 5231 Calories from Fat 2577
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 289 g445.4%
Saturated Fat 128.3 g641.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1639.7 mg546.6%
Sodium 1364.5 mg56.9%
Total Carbohydrates 228 g76%
Dietary Fiber 8.5 g34%
Sugars 2.9 g
Protein 403 g805.6%
Vitamin A 162.6% Vitamin C 150.2%
Calcium 48.2% Iron 177.1%
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Microsoft Is Said to Plan Windows Release for Tablets in 2012 — Microsoft Corp., the world's largest software maker, won't release a competitor to Apple Inc. and Google Inc.'s tablet operating systems until the 2012 back-to- school season, people with knowledge of the plans said.
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Web Video Rivalry Sparks U.S. Probe — The Justice Department is investigating whether a group representing some top technology firms is unfairly trying to smother a free rival technology for delivering online video that is backed by Google Inc., according to people familiar with the matter.
TechEye, CNET News, Guardian, paidContent, Electronista and Post Tech
Danny Sullivan / Search Engine Land:
Video: Inside Google's Self-Driving Cars — At the TED 2011 conference this week, Google has been giving extremely rare demos of its self-driving cars. TED attendees have even been allowed to travel inside them, on a closed course. Below, some video of the action. — Google's Robot Cars
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MG Siegler / TechCrunch:
Chrome OS Get A Big Update — Two Words: Trackpad Fixes — A couple weeks ago, Google rolled out the beta of Chrome 10, the latest version of their web browser. Today they're bringing it to Chrome OS too — and it contains more goodies. Most importantly, Google is touting trackpad fixes …
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Charlie Sorrel / Gadget Lab:
Just How Bad Is the iPad 2 Camera? — The iPad 2's camera shoots at less than one megapixel. Jon Snyder/Wired.com — It seems impossible for Apple to put a decent camera into anything but the iPhone, and despite many hopes, both cameras in the iPad 2 are about as rudimentary …
The Mobile Gadgeteer Blog, MacStories, DisplayBlog and AppleInsider
Larry Dignan / Between the Lines Blog:
AOL Tim Armstrong: After HuffPo deal closes 'no way around' layoffs — AOL CEO Tim Armstrong and Huffington Post chief Arianna Huffington have finalized their integration plans and layoffs are on tap as the acquisition nears the finish line. — The news isn't unexpected.
BoomTown, paidContent and Digits, more at Mediagazer »
Lacey Rose / Hollywood Reporter:
CEO Tim Armstrong, Arianna Huffington Reveal AOL's Ambitious Hollywood Strategy
CEO Tim Armstrong, Arianna Huffington Reveal AOL's Ambitious Hollywood Strategy
GigaOM and Company Town, more at Mediagazer »
Ragavan Srinivasan / Mozilla Labs:
First developer release of Web Apps Project — We are excited to announce the availability of the first milestone release of Mozilla's Web Application project. Web Apps are applications that run on any device, and can be distributed through any store or directly by the developer.
Inquirer, Softpedia News, Mozilla Hacks, Download Squad, ReadWriteWeb, The Next Web, Slashdot, The Mozilla Blog and Reddit, Thanks:arjo
David Kirkpatrick / Vanity Fair:
Twitter Was Act One — Considering that he invented Twitter and is about to launch another potential game changer with his new company, Square, Jack Dorsey has one of the lowest profiles in tech. But from his childhood obsession (city maps) to his dream job (mayor of New York City) …
eMoney, Twittercism, @tedr and TechCrunch
Dan Frommer / SAI: Silicon Alley Insider:
CHART OF THE DAY: 99.7% Of People Still Haven't Bought A Tablet Yet — Apple's iPad tablet is probably the fastest-selling new consumer electronics device ever, but the potential for growth in the tablet market for Apple, Google, RIM and others is still massive.
Gizmodo and broadstuff
Michael Joseph Gross / Vanity Fair:
A Declaration of Cyber-War — Last summer, the world's top software-security experts were panicked by the discovery of a drone-like computer virus, radically different from and far more sophisticated than any they'd seen. The race was on to figure out its payload, its purpose, and who was behind it.
Fred / A VC:
Techmeme vs Hacker News — My two favorite tech news aggregators are Techmeme and Hacker News. I visit both multiple times per day for a quick scan of what is going on in techland. — They are very different and you can see that in action this morning. — Here is the above the fold Techmeme right now (9am eastern):
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Nate Anderson / Ars Technica:
Illegal TV streamers, here's how the feds will hunt you down — When the US government decides to take down a website offering access to free TV streams over the Internet, it doesn't mess around. Newly unsealed court documents show that Brian McCarthy, the 32-year old alleged operator …
Vlad Savov / Engadget:
Samsung finds parts of Galaxy Tab 10.1 'inadequate' compared to iPad 2, reconsiders pricing — Whether you love or loathe Apple, you have to be happy with the company's aggressive upgrade of the iPad. It has led to Samsung, purveyor of an Android 3.0 tablet by the name of Galaxy Tab 10.1 …
Yonhap News Agency, Android Phone Fans, SlashGear and Android Community
Kellex / Droid Life:
WiFi-only Motorola XOOM Headed to Sam's Club, Possibly Priced at $539 — Been a lot of talk about a wifi-only Motorola XOOM lately and thanks to our friends at Sam's Club, we think it may be closer than anyone imagined and with a better-than-previously-advertised price tag.
Richard Lawler / Engadget:
Netflix for iPad updated with a new custom UI but loses features like DVD queueing — While its page on iTunes doesn't show any change, HackingNetflix points out Netflix for iPad was updated today with a new version of the app that gives it a customized interface instead of just pulling …
ReadWriteWeb, Gizmodo, PhoneArena and Hacking NetFlix
Garett Sloane / New York Post:
Facebook co-founder set to sell 10M shares — While deep-pocketed investors from New York to Beijing are clamoring to buy a piece of Facebook, news that a co-founder of the social networking giant is shopping around a portion of his stake is raising eyebrows on Wall Street, The Post has learned.
Friending Facebook Blog, broadstuff, L.A. Times Tech Blog, SAI, All Facebook and Venture Capital Dispatch
Apple said shipping 12 million iPad 2s in spring alone — Apple could ship more than 10 million iPads a quarter for the first time in the spring, part suppliers claimed late Thursday. The company is still on track to ship 6.5 million iPads before April, two to three million of which would be the iPad 2 …
DigiTimes, AppleInsider and SlashGear
MG Siegler / TechCrunch:
Ditto: The Social App For What You Should Be Doing — Think about Foursquare right now. You can tell everyone what you're currently doing, but there's no good mechanism for planning something to do or for getting a recommendation for something to do. Sure, you could use "shouts" that way.
ArcticStartup Posts, NetworkEffect, GigaOM, ReadWriteWeb, Scobleizer and Gizmodo Australia
David Faber / The Faber Report:
Latest Facebook Investment Values Company at $65 Billion — General Atlantic, a $17 billion investment firm, will soon become the latest investor in Facebook, buying one tenth of one percent of the company in a deal that values the social networking giant at $65 billion, according to people with knowledge of the transaction.
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By Gary Schwind
There is something to be said about being your own boss. However, since a small business owner has so much on his or her plate—including day-to-day operations and bigger picture ventures—on any given day, it's easy for mistakes to be made or things to slip through the cracks. Here are some of the most common sales mistakes that befall small-business owners when it comes to sales.
Miscalculating the return on investment (ROI)
Small businesses, like people, must continue to evolve if they want to succeed. One way a small business can develop is by taking on new investment opportunities. However, any investment is a big undertaking and requires proper evaluation.
One potential pitfall with new investments is miscalculating the return on investment (ROI). Businesses frequently look at the cost of a project without calculating the entire investment – including the amount of time and resources that will be needed to dedicate to the new undertaking. Calculate the ROI by dividing the benefit of your investment by the cost of your investment. In order to correctly calculate your ROI, be sure to take into account all hard costs, such as travel or software, in addition to soft costs, such as the time an employee may be dedicating to a new project that may be detracting from her usual responsibilities.
Failing to follow up with customers and potential customers
Small business owners have a lot of things on their plates, so it's easy for things to go overlooked. However, following up with someone who is interested in your business can go a long way toward maintaining your existing customer base and also building your growth. It doesn't matter if you sell a particular product or if you're an independent musician; you always have opportunities to follow up with people who are existing or potential customers. Something as simple as responding to comments on your social media pages can really help your word-of-mouth marketing.
Going with only the tried-and-true
Any investor will tell you that you need to diversify to be successful. The same principle applies to the sales and marketing of small businesses. You might find some sales and marketing tactics that work, which is a good thing. But don't be tempted to stick with only the tactics that have worked for you in the past. Small business owners always need to be on the lookout not only for new customers, but also for new ways to reach out to customers and potential customers.


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The Inglewood Bird Sanctuary is a special place for Calgarians of all ages. In 2014, Calgary Parks, with the help of the TD Bank Group, announced the addition of a new outdoor learning centre to make the sanctuary even more remarkable and unique. This outdoor classroom will allow Parks to expand its programs that teach children about nature and the environment.
In 2012, the sanctuary hosted over 30,000 children and adults through school and nature programs. Some of these programs were offered at a viewing platform that was destroyed in the 2013 flood. The learning centre will allow Parks to increase school program attendance, and will provide additional space for adult programs through an expanded season.
It's important to Calgary Parks to provide opportunities for children to go outside and to foster a love for nature. Spending time outdoors is a part of healthy childhood development. Children who are connected to nature have a better sense of the world around themselves. They not only reap benefits for their own well-being, but develop a better understanding of the impact of their actions on the environment.
The outdoor learning centre will be a small building with special conservation features and natural aesthetics as focal points for students. The structure is designed with the intention of giving guests the feeling they are learning outdoors while inside a classroom setting. To do this, one side of the building will be a wall of windows with the ability to open like a garage door, providing excellent views of the lagoon and surrounding natural area.
The building will have a footprint slightly larger than a two-car garage, and will be built in an area that has been previously used for construction staging to ensure minimal impact to the sanctuary's birds and other wildlife.
As part of their gift to The City, TD also committed to a three-year sponsorship of the newly launched Parks Litter Cleanup Kit Program. The Litter Cleanup (TLC) Kit is a new City program that aims to put simple tools in the hands of Calgarians to inspire them to become stewards of their parks and natural areas.


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YES! It's all over! Roger's quest for Gold, Rafa's sweaty shirt-changes and our relentless quest to find Olympic tennis on t.v. But I can't leave well enough alone – here's my take on this week's results.
More after the jump..
Tennis and the Olympics
We all love the Olympics – the spectacle, the drama, the whole "One World One Dream" BS. But let's face it, a medal in tennis is still considered a novelty accomplishment. At the very least, Olympic tennis highlights the odd juxtaposition of personal glory vs. national pride, high paid Superstars vs. Citizen Athletes and individual vs. team accomplishments. In what other Olympic sport do you hear so much talk about what the real worth of a medal is to the participants? But all this is moot in the heat of the Olympic moment, when even the most elite and accomplished of tennis players are moved to tears (Novak), screams of joy (Elena) and odd voodoo rituals (Roger) that they would otherwise hold back. So yes, tennis at the Olympics is still an odd duck, and probably won't ever mean as much to our sport as a Slam, but for the players and fans it's a nice change from the traditions and expectations of the pro circuit.
The Medalists
Rafael Nadal: Will he ever get tired? Will he ever show weakness? Will anyone ever beat him ever again? Scary dominant. That's all I can say.
Fernando Gonzalez: He now has a silver to add to his Athens gold (in dubs) and bronze (in singles). But he also has one less friend to invite to his backyard barbecues – James Blake having thoughtfully and reasonably described him as a liar and a cheat to the international press this week.
Novak Djokovic: The bronze medal is no doubt a huge accomplishment and a source of great pride for himself and his country. He probably deserved the silver for his great semifinal match against Nadal. Too bad his victory was completely overshadowed by. . .
Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka: It was a joy for everyone involved (except maybe their opponents) to watch Roger and Stan play their hearts out on court. Rog was the only guy to make it to both the quarterfinals in dubs and singles this week and his team's victories over the great Indian pairing of Bupathi/Paes and the No. 1 Bryan Bros, should shut up anyone who would say that the doubles isn't as competitive as the singles competition. And like Davis Cup, the Olympics really brings out the team nature of doubles – the gold medal being a win for individual, team and country. For non-Swiss Fed fans, we were just happy to see our guy smiling again.
Simon Aspelin and Tomas Johansson: Not much to say here, except that Simon is an unqualified tennis BABE of the first order. Yay, Sweden!
The Bryan Brothers: If they'd met Roger and Stan in the finals, who knows what could have happened. Their bronze medal match was no cakewalk either, taking on the world class pairing of Clement/Llodra, who beat them in the Davis Cup finals last year. I liked Mike and Bob's take on the situation – they said they'd rather go out winning the bronze than losing the gold. Class all the way, those two.
Elena Dementieva: I can't root for her anymore after all her smack talk against the Williams sisters, but heck, the girl deserved the gold – if only because she actually served out her matches against Serena and Dinara. Seriously, her serve's okay now. It's also amazing to think that she won the silver all the way back in Sydney, 2000, making her one of the longest lasting Russians on tour.
Dinara Safina: This was a weary, ragged Dinara that we saw in the last few rounds. She was the Russian who made it through to the finals despite major serving issues (nearing 20 double faults in the final!) I don't think she's in "yips" territory yet, but the U.S. Open may be coming up too soon for her to recover her A game.
Vera Zvonareva: She wasn't even supposed to be in Beijing, and now she's coming home with the bronze. That's the depth of Russian tennis.
Williams sisters: Their gold medal in doubles is a great Team U.S.A. photo op and yet another sign that they could be the most dominating doubles team in history, if they ever wanted to be. Both have said this week that they plan to play in the London in 2012, which is the best news American tennis fans have heard all year.
In case anyone was wondering, Spain's silver medal doubles team of Anabel Medina Garrigues and Virgina Ruano Pascual won the French Open this year and Pascual is a nine-time Grand Slam doubles champion.
It was nice that the Chinese pairing of Yan Zi and Zheng Jie (remember her from Wimbledon?) took the doubles bronze for the host country.
Looking Ahead
Rafa will be No. 1 on Monday. He is now the Unbeatable One in the locker room. A few weeks ago I might have said that it would be impossible for him to win the U.S. Open, that he'd be too tired and that the surface is too fast, but now I'd say he is the favorite. Will he ever lose his motivation to win? It's getting harder to imagine every day.
Roger Federer has lost his edge completely, his "shock" upsets becoming less and less shocking as the opponents become more and more mediocre. But the doubles gold made him happy and he has now come to terms with his awful year, so who knows what he can do in New York? For the first time since I've been his fan, he's coming into a Slam with almost no pressure and very little expectations from the outside world. Perhaps this will help him.
The women's game is in such a state of disarray, it's hard to think about the rest of the season. The Williams sisters are healthy, which is a great thing going into the Open, but Sharapova is definitely out, Ivanovic is probably out and Jankovic has gone from next big thing to majorly overrated all while holding the No. 1 spot ranking for only a week (it will return to side-lined Ivanovic on Monday.) This sad state of affairs makes me wonder if I'm clinging to Dinara Safina simply out of desperation. Until the serving debacle these past few days, I thought she was the only smart bet out there.
That's it for now, tennis fans! Enjoy the rest of the Olympics!
Rafa photo: Getty Images
Mens singles gold photo: Reinhard Krause/Reuters
Roger/Wawa photo: Xinhua/Xing Guangli
Russian women photo: Xinhua
Williams sisters photo: AP


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Geneva Conference Marks a New, Bloodier Phase of Syrian Crisis
Author: assafir Posted July 2, 2012
Political compacts are usually the result of a compromise between two different parties. They are usually drafted to express a new balance of power on the ground and a common desire to end conflict at the negotiation table.
The document produced at the recent Geneva meeting [June 30, 2012] is no exception to this rule. However, ambiguities in its wording make it more difficult to implement the political framework toward any specific goal.
The document is not the result of pressure coming out of Syria. Neither the regime's fatigue nor the opposition's was a direct cause of the meeting. As a matter of fact, both parties still believe that they can win the battle and impose their own conditions on a deal, regardless of the varying degrees of enthusiasm and confidence that they may express. Therefore, they both think that finding a negotiated solution is impossible — at least for now. This is the only common denominator between them, and that can never be expressed in any political text, no matter the language.
Participants in the Geneva conference may have deliberately set a one-year deadline for the implementation of their document with the aim of placing indirect pressure on both the regime and the opposition simultaneously. The participants are informing them that the international community has done all it can to find a solution, stop the massacres or end the crisis. This crisis can no longer handle adjustments and compromises, and there will most certainly be no commitments to the 12-month deadline in order to resolve the conflict, neither on the part of the regime or the opposition.
Since the Geneva conference merely set a deadline that ensures the continuation of the conflict, not its end, the US, European, Russian and Turkish positions will continue to change gradually, and we can continue to measure minute shifts. These parties' positions are not based on Cold War experiences, as some dreamers may believe. What's more, they do not yet reflect the fundamental contradictions between the different parties — Washington, Moscow and their respective allies. They haven't even yet disagreed over the shape of an international military intervention, as this has yet to be put forward as an option. And there haven't been any real disagreements over a political solution to the crisis because all players already have an idea of what such a solution would look like.
Perhaps the most prominent and important political change out of the conference in Geneva has come from the Russians, who have made a major step forward; they joined the West and began questioning the legitimacy of the Syrian regime and its representativeness, the credibility of the elections it conducted and the governments and local councils it formed during the last 16 months.
This is the essence of the document, which embodies an unprecedented international consensus and calls for the re-formation of the Syrian state and its institutions. This document is stronger than all of the other reports as Moscow agreed on the text after the West conceded in taking out the idea of President Assad's resignation. This concession to not seek his resignation was not included in earlier versions of the document.
In short, the document is the beginning of a new phase in the Syrian crisis. This one will be bloodier than anything seen yet, but too dangerous to rage for another long year.
Read More: http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/politics/2012/07/bloody-geneva-deadline.html
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Girls and boys disappear; couples caught in the heat and suppressed rage of urban life are haunted by the ghosts of their own making; neighborhoods drift in the murky atmosphere of buried emotions, where the echoes of distrust and dissonance prove that something just isn't...right.These strange stories gather and weave themselves together into a wreath of memories, rife with an atmospheric and ominous creep redolent of Shirley Jackson.
This eerie collection illustrates the disconnect amongst people and the places they inhabit - the gap that allows the supernatural to flourish.
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"A touch of magical realism, a whiff of the dark. Great emotional intensity is wrought in only a few pages. Domestic skirmishes, open-ended mysteries and always - in the midst of life - the delicate scent of corruption. Villegas's fresh voice promises a great future in speculative literature." (Ellen Datlow)
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Lisa Smith, a New York-based product designer, was working on a series of crescent-shaped bowls and platters for the home accessories company Magppie when Hurricane Katrina hit last year. Ms. Smith, who has many friends in New Orleans, wanted to do something to aid the city's recovery, so she called the line the Crescent collection (after the Crescent City) and arranged to donate 2 percent of net sales to Common Ground, a nonprofit organization helping the recovery effort. Available next month, the stainless steel bowls range in price from $59 for a set of four to $80 for a single large bowl; platters are $114 for a set of two. For information, magppie.com; (469) 361-7167. ARIC CHEN
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I know that it is Forecastle weekend coming up, but: If any of my friends reading here (a) possesses an Indiana alcohol server's permit and (b) would be able to help NABC at Bob's and Rog's Excellent Beer Gardening Adventure at the Hidden Hill nursery between 3 and 7 on Saturday, please let me know, ASAP. We're doing a beer sampling/beer garden along with Bob Hill at his place, and need a few helpers, terms negotiable. Thanks in advance.
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I am human enough to admit it.
I went to Wendy's the other day. Not planned. As most fast food visits are not (unless I am around an In 'n Out).
I had heard about the Smokey Honey Mustard Chicken Flatbread. No, this is not a paid endorsement.
The review? It was delicious.
And what is my first course of action?
Making some sauce. Because the sauce made that sandwich ladies and gentlemen.
And here is my version:
Smokey Honey Mustard
Makes ~3/4 cup
1/3 cup yellow mustard
3 Tbsp dijon mustard
1 Tbsp apple cider vinegar
2 Tbsp honey
1/4 tsp chipotle chili powder
1/4 tsp liquid smoke
1/4 tsp salt
Combine all ingredients in a small bowl and whisk well to mix. Place in a covered container in the refrigerator for at least 3 hours prior to serving.
Nutrition Info per 2 Tbsp: 29 calories, 1 g fat, 0.4 g protein, 4 g carbohydrates, 140 mg sodium
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Thanks for sharing this recipe, It looks very delicious. The next time can you give us some recipe that using pressure cooker ? . I bought a new one but lacking the ideas to use it :(
ReplyDeleteRepliesHi Tabatha! Unfortunately I don't own a pressure cooker!! If I did I would surely post a recipe....
DeleteTabatha, you can find some of the best pressure cooker recipes on sites like allrecipes.com.
Lindsay, thanks for the great mustard recipe! Will have to try on my sandwiches.
i needed a sauce for my roast! thank you!
LisaAnn from BestFoodMOM.com
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. . cats. . .i wish people would neuter thier cats and dogs.
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Couldn't agree with you more. Makes me sad ... makes me mad. Is this a stray? He/she is gorgeous. Great shot!
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I agree totally, Deborah! What a great looking cat!
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I am not a stray. Just momentarily homeless. You could fix that ya know !!!!!
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fo, i wanted to go to bed
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im not on irc :p
come irc! :O
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You have 60 on be BF
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You have 5 on BF
Possible win: 75.2
where are players?:D
razz is running late :D
gl gifted
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Putain de merde mon gars
crook nerd + bad player :$
8 frags without being killed with 358 damage/frag, thats skill bro xx
I think you've forgotten this part :
Red Shirt bF.crook 76 deaths
Are these pliers sharp? bF.crook 12 deaths without fragging
Red Shirt bF.crook 76 deaths
Are these pliers sharp? bF.crook 12 deaths without fragging
CARE? I only played ET because Jinosta needed to get owned. Which I did as soon as I put on my CoD settings. He was flaming me so bad lol, razz even said he was crying on vent lol wtf
Just pointing out facts, I don't give a shit about your e-life. :)
master troll got trolled? :s
I'm not into trolling nowadays :{S
Ok I got misinformed, Sir Crook.
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You have 60 on be BF
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"duh, of course the universe is tuned such that life can exist, if it *wasn't*, we wouldn't be here". - You forgot the part where it conflicts with anything I said. Yes, the universe is tuned for life. Now what fine-tuned it if not God?
Well, people have come up with a bunch of ideas over time [wikipedia.org]. Or maybe it's whoever who set up the simulation in which we live [simulation-argument.com], and maybe he/she/it/they live in another simulation, etc....
"The anthropic principle" is not a valid answer: it is an observation, not a cause.
lolwut? A complete lack of an answer. And if you don't want to search for or provide answers then get out of my scientific discussion.
A link to someone with an actual argument! If only you had formulated it and it wasn't based on erroneous assumptions I would be impressed. Here's why the argument doesn't stand: "the same non-random forces which propel biological evolution also propelled abiogenesis. Specifically, Natural Selection. " - Assumes that Natural Selection can drive evolution and abiogenesis. It cannot. "Natural selection is the gradual, non-random process by which biological traits become either more or less common in a population as a function of differential reproduction of their bearers." (Wikipedia, emphasis mine). In other words, Natural Selection takes helpful traits that already exist and spreads them. It does NOT create new traits. It CANNOT. Only random chance can create new traits when you deny intelligent intervention, and random chance isn't up to the job of generating life. "For example, the simplest theorized self-replicating peptide is only 32 amino acids long." To the best I can tell the peptide he's referring to is "A self-replicating peptide." which, while interesting, is not actually self replicating. It merely binds the two halves of itself together, so to replicate it must be supplied with a constant supply of duplicates of its halves. To replicate just once it needs 64 specified amino acids (iself and two halves), for the second generation it needs another 64 (four more halves) and so on. Interesting, but absolutely useless for the origin of life. No real self-replicating entity smaller than a cell has ever been discovered, and if it has it is no doubt much larger than 32 amino acids. So everything that rests on his 32-acid estimate is complete nonsense.
Assuming that he exists and is pissy about people not believing in him.
The evidence that he exists is precisely what I'm arguing, and "pissy" isn't exactly the right word here. More like righteous wrath. Say you created a robot and made it self-aware (That's not possible, but for the sake of analogy assume it is). Instead of being grateful and giving you a good name, it spits oil in your face and runs around doing evil. It denies your role in its creation, saying that it was inevitable. Now, if you truly love your creation like God loves us you'd allow it to have a second chance and return to being good, but if it refuses you'll destroy it before it can bring yet more shame upon you and do yet more evil. It's not that God gets "pissy," it's that we completely defy his purpose for us and thus we deserve to be destroyed.
Really? That's the best you've got? 'We exist and we came to exist by chance, therefore it's likely that we exist.' Presupposing your conclusion is bad form. It's also a logical fallacy.
And the evidence that it's "just not possible" is?
Ok, you asked for it. The simplest genome known today has 580000 base pairs. Assuming that the simplest possible genome is 1 percent of that (more accurate predictions run about 60-70 percent of that but I'm being very generous here), and assuming that generating a genome is synonymous with generating a cell which is a massive simplification in your favor, you still need to come up with genetic information with a probability of one in 4^5800. I have yet to find a calculator that gives a value for 4^58000 besides "Infinity" and "ERROR", the highest you can get in Google calculator is a mere 4^511, which is 10^307 in more common notation. In contrast the number of atoms in the earth is only about 10^50 and the number of seconds since the origin of the universe is about 10^17. Now you have some explaining to do. How do you overcome odds so great the almighty Google declares them infinite? Natural selection won't help you here, it can only account for the preservation of features that have already arisen, before the simplest cell arose it played no part in accelerating its creation. You have only random chance to lean on, and unless you claim that infinite universes exist which is a very unscientific claim, there's just no way life could arise by chance.
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The definition of a scientific theory: "a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world, based on a body of facts that have been repeatedly confirmed through observation and experiment"
Intelligent Design is a well-substantiated explanation of the inability of the natural world to create itself, based on a body of facts (such as those listed above but certainly not limited to them) that have been repeatedly confirmed through observation and experiment.
Evolution, on the other hand, is a poorly-defined conglomerate of Common Descent with Natural Selection that fails to provide any real evidence that the later caused the former.
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Arnie can be amusing when playing the cyborg or the psycho - a fact the director here, Brian Levant, tacitly acknowledges by having his camera zoom in to that classic vengeful, squinty-eyed glower at the feeblest pretext - but if he wants to thrive in lighter parts like these, he needs to keep studying the Cary Grant videos: bugging one's eyes and yelling are just two minor ploys for screen comedy, not its entire lexicon. He might also think about picking scripts that have something to keep the over-eights in the audience diverted, especially since somewhere deep within the premise of Jingle are hints of what might have been a brisk satire on invertebrate parents and manipulated children.
The only character in the film who says anything vaguely sensible is Howard's most strenuous competitor in the Turbo Man hunt, Myron the Mailman (played with no great distinction by a chap called, simply, Sinbad), who discourses angrily about the swinish greed of toy manufacturers. Myron's appearance seems calculated to anticipate and soothe lurking ethical qualms: he's carefully branded as a hot-headed loser lest anyone should sympathise too eager- ly with his rant. Jingle All the Way can't afford to admit that there's anything even faintly nasty about products targeted at those well below the age of reason, because it's a prime example of just such a tacky product. And unlike Turbo Man, it never flies.
Gluttons for the spectacle of over-acting should try not to miss Jodie Foster's second directorial outing Home For the Holidays (15), in which their loyalties will be torn between Geraldine Chaplin, as a maiden aunt with flatulence and incipient senile dementia, and Robert Downey Jr, as Tommy, a hyperactive gay prankster who is probably intended to be a blissfully non-bourgeois free spirit, even though he seems like just another loud-mouthed twerp. Flanked by performances like these, Holly Hunter's role as the suffering heroine, Claudia, can't help but appear to be a miracle of understated tact. She's particularly good in the scene where her car is involved in a hideous crash and she becomes so sexually aroused that ... sorry, drifting again.
Actually, there's not much in the way of plot to keep things rolling. Claudia, a single mother, loses her job as a picture restorer - the most visually imaginative sequence in the film is its overture, which shows her in extreme close-ups, preparing her materials - flies back to her childhood home for Thanksgiving with her parents (Anne Bancroft, Charles Durning) and other relatives, suffers all the indignities that traditionally make up such voluntary ordeals, and flies home again, having acquired a suitor (Dylan McDermott) who may or may not be right for her. The characters tend to gripe throughout about how meaningless the whole ritual has become ("That was absurd, let's eat dead bird" is Tommy's Wildean pay-off to the saying of grace) - risky dialogue, since it accentuates the pointlessness of undergoing such rituals by celluloid proxy. And all the more so when the final reel oozes with what Roland Barthes used to call sticky humanism, bless him.
No risk of such cloying matter in The Day of the Beast (18) which is far and away the best Christmas film of the bunch; possibly ever, for those with sufficiently morbid dispositions. In its pre-credit sequence, a priest is crushed to death by a giant crucifix which falls on him as he turns away from the altar. Hard on the heels of this anti-clerical coup comes the credit sequence, in which another priest prowls through the streets of Madrid at night stealing from beggars, whispering "Rot in hell" in the ears of the dying, and - sublime stroke - pushing a mime artist down a large hole. Reader, it was love at first sight. Though few of the subsequent scenes have quite such a refreshingly adolescent sense of callousness, and while it is only fair to concede that it bored and irritated a fair number of more mature critics, Alex de la Iglesia's film is an absolute hoot, with all the energy and unabashed daftness of a feisty graphic novel.
Alex Angulo, who acts his part with a beguiling mixture of meek good manners and sociopathic violence, stars as Father Angel Berriartua, a visionary professor of theology - or, probably, nutter - who, after years of painstaking numerological work on the Book of Revelation, has concluded that the Antichrist will be born on Christmas Day 1995 in the Spanish capital. Since it is already Christmas Eve, he needs to get his skates on if the universe is to be saved, hence that rapid-fire career of street crime (which is meant to con the devil into thinking him an eager recruit to the forces of darkness), and his recruitment of two colourful sidekicks, a slobbish Death Metal fan called Jose (Santiago Sagura) and "Prof Cavan", a famous charlatan with a TV show dedicated to the occult. Their subsequent adventures are violent, misogynistic, hallucino- genic and very, very silly: HP Lovecraft as staged by the Marx Brothers. Eat lead, Miracle on 34th Street.
The week's second agreeable surprise comes from Ireland: The Last of the High Kings (15), directed by David Keating, which manages to find colourful patches in the otherwise threadbare material of the sensitive- boy's-coming-of-age story. Its convention- al components include the dreamy hero (the American Jared Leto, not bad at all), the long hot post-exam summer of his 17th year, the girl(s) he yearns for, the family who just don't understand how difficult it is to be young and doomed to leisure, the evocative soundtrack by the likes of Mott the Hoople (it is 1977, but Dublin hasn't fully taken stock of safety pins and expectoration), and a band the local priest knows as the Tin Lizzies.
Its less orthodox touches mostly concern the hero's family: his father (Gabriel Byrne, who also co-wrote the screenplay) is a flamboyant actor of the kind who favours velvet smoking jackets, his mother (Catherine O'Hara) a romantic Nationalist bigot stuffed to the gills with enough under-informed historical bile to make a Noraid supporter feel thoughtful. There's a juicy supporting cast, too, including Colm Meaney as a drunken and lascivious Fianna Fail candidate (people are making dark allegations about him, he slurs to a pal during a post-election binge, and he knows who the allegators are), and Stephen Rea as a mendacious taxi driver who once had that James Joyce in the back of the cab. Well worth a detour.
A late arrival to the week's releases is another addition to the Keanu Reeves oeuvre, which bears the uninviting title Feeling Minnesota (18). (Trivia buffs may care to know that it was inspired by a Soundgarden song.) Keanu, fetchingly bestubbled and not long out of jail, comes home for the gangster-enforced wedding of his disgusting older brother Sam (Vincent D'Onofrio) to an understandably reluctant young woman (Cameron Diaz). Within minutes, Keanu and Cameron are thrashing away on the bathroom floor; before too much longer, they're off on the road with a bottle of cheap champagne and a stolen dog. Sam follows, and soon people are hitting each other with unusual frequency. Its writer-director, Steven Baigelman, seems to be aiming for some sort of gritty farce. By and large, the results leave you feeling Oklahoma - bored to the point of despair.
Londoners in search of an eccentric pre-Christmas treat could do at lot worse than visit the NFT, which is reviving the enjoyable Hong Kong hit A Chinese Ghost Story (15), made in 1987 by Ching Siu Tung. The naive story of a wandering tax collector who recklessly spends the night in a haunted temple, falls in love with a lissom ghost and, eventually, has to stage a lightning raid on hell itself in the company of the hardest Taoist priest you could hope to meet, it bursts at the seams with delightfully weird images: vampire-mummies dissolving into goo, flying heads and the lethal giant tongue of a tree demon. Fun, and curiously beautiful at times.
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I imagine the overwhelming majority of our readers already have the PC version but VG247 reports the X360 release of The Witcher 2 has been pushed to Q1 2012 for more polish and to continue their legal battles with Namco.
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I've not said it for ages, but hey, I'm not a fan of add-in DLC if the game is of a linear and closed nature. They add too little to be worth a play through. They're fine for open ended games where there's a good chance they'll still add something to my current game, but for games like TW2 and recent Bioware efforts I want add-ons instead - extend my gameplay for my money.
But he has a point - even free DLC takes time and money on part of developer. And that time and money is better spent making true expansion that continues the game.
They also said there will larger paid dlc coming did everyone forget that also. I love the free small quest dlc but cant wait to see what they offer for paid dlc.
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The kind people at the Aperture Magic Enrichment Center have developed a neat gun referred to as the Aperture Magic Handheld Portal Device, for the use of testing in the Aperture Magic laboratory run by the Warforged Glados. Using portals, Aperture Magic may learn the limits and abilities of clever application of dimensional space-time tears and its impact on the world. Those who successfully operate the Aperture Magic Handheld Portal Device through all tests in the Enrichment Center will receive cake and free psychological counsel. Thank you for participating in this Aperture Magic Enrichment Center study for the good of mankind.
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Recording of PhpStorm 6 Webinar – More Tools to Develop Smarter, Not Harder
On Tuesday, March 26, we've held a free webinar where JetBrains Technical Evangelist for PHP and .NET Maarten Balliauw went through the most important features of the latest PhpStorm 6 release. The recording of this webinar can be found on … Continue reading →
Posted in PhpStorm, Screencast
Tagged Commandline, composer, debug, HTML, JavaScript, LESS, navigation, PHP, PhpStorm, refactoring, Release, Symfony, TypeScript, WebStorm/PhpStorm links
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TypeScript Support in WebStorm 6
One of the evolutions in JavaScript development is the new TypeScript language, an open-source superset of JavaScript that allows us to write code in a typed language which compiles to JavaScript. At JеtВrаins wе wоrk tirеlеssly tо bring аbоut mоrе … Continue reading →
Posted in Cool Feature, WebStorm
Tagged completion, editor, inspection, JavaScript, navigation, PhpStorm, refactoring, TypeScript, WebStorm
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Navigating Between Files in the IDE: Best Practices
Working with multiple files in the editor is par for the course. The challenge, however, is not to get lost in zillions of editor tabs opened for each file in the editor pane. Luckily, smart tab management and a few … Continue reading →
Navigate your code with bookmarks
While coding you continuously move from one part of your code to another, switching between classes, functions, files, etc. You have to keep in mind so many places in the code that you are currently working on. No wonder then … Continue reading →
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Find your way around your code
You constantly move around your project – switching between editor tabs, navigating to files, directories, classes, functions, comments, declarations, and so on and so forth. It's easy to lose direction when you move and always have to think where to … Continue reading →
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