When I heard about the Red Bull Air Races a few years back, I mentally jotted it down as a pretty sweet thing to eventually go check out (btw, check out videos like this to see what I mean). At the time, the races were primarily in Europe, so it was sorta a long term mental note. But over the past few years they've expanded to a few cities in the US – including now NYC. Thus back a few months ago, we decided to schedule a trip to come up and see the action.
On Friday evening we caught the cheap $20 Bolt Bus up to NYC for the weekend. We'd be bringing along everything from running stuff to cycling stuff…after all the training still needs to happen!
Btw – I'm not sure I'd be too happy if someone stuck of a feather duster on my head!
I was using the FR110 for Saturday's run. While I'm still on the fence about it for me personally due to the lack of features, I am seeing the appeal of a simplified and streamlined GPS running watch for steady-state runs where the details don't matter. Plus, when running in Central Park you have to look New York Fashionable…and the FR110 certainly ousts the FR305 or 310XT in that department.
The majority of the day however was taken up by spending time watching the Red Bull Air Races. We left Battery Park, which is on the tip of Manhattan Island and then headed across the harbor to Jersey.
Along the way we had to navigate across a literal sea of boats…pretty crazy.
While the event was a blast to watch, and pictures like the below make it appear that the stands were well filled…I have to imagine the event took a financial bloodbath. Compared to how packed it is in Europe, there wasn't a ton of people here. And they flew in a TON of resources from Europe and elsewhere, not to mention a crazy-abundance of security from many agencies (DHS, State Policy, NYC Police, NJ Police, etc…). Nonetheless, hopefully it'll come back again next year and start to build a following.
After watching that for a few hours we headed back, caught a Broadway show, and then dinner. Finally…sleep. It was a long day out in the sun.
This morning (Sunday) brought a long bike ride. Long rides in cities I don't know are one of the few things that make me antsy. Not because of the fear of cycling in NYC. Nope, just the fear that somehow along the way my ride will become interrupted in such a way that it defeats the purpose of the ride (due to getting lost, etc…). But, Coach Alan put together a pretty clear set of routes based on some information he found online – so we were in good hands.
Our route started just a few blocks from the hotel, in Central Park.
From there we exited the other side and headed out along Riverside Drive – which runs along…the river.
Eventually we made it up to the George Washington Bridge, which allowed us to cross the river and get cooking on 9W. It turns out this route is pretty much a cycling Mecca – as there was a never ending stream of cyclists and triathletes out there. Serious, very fit ones too – not just out for a stroll types. Pretty amazing.
Somehow though, I missed taking any pictures on the route itself – but it's your basic rolling semi-countryside road. Nice stuff. After a while – about an hour and a half, we turned around and headed back towards the city.
From there it was back along Riverside drive before heading back into Central Park – where I did two loops of the ~6 mile route as a time trial. Lots of fun. I'd be curious though if the folks out there at 6-7AM would be much more competitive than the folks at 1-2PM.
Finally, after the time trial it was a short easy-pedal back to the hotel.
Ok…that's all I've got. Hope you enjoyed your weekend!
Nice Pics! Triathlete and amateur photog here also.
Red Bull Air Race stopped here (Windsor/Detroit) the last few years including earlier this month as well.
Keep up the good work! Always like to visit your blog.
I used to go to the air races in Reno. So much fun.
That just looks plain wacko!
My son and I watched the Red Bull Air Races on the telly over the weekend. Cool Stuff!


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Nokia top VP stepping down
Fresh on the heels of last week's CEO reshuffling, an executive vice president announces his resignation.
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In the wake of replacing its CEO last week, Nokia is losing one of its top VPs.
Anssi Vanjoki Nokia
Anssi Vanjoki, executive vice president and general manager of the Mobile Solutions group and a member of Nokia's Group Executive Board, is resigning, the company said Monday. Vanjoki will continue in his job for another six months before departing.
"I felt the time has come to seek new opportunities in my life," Vanjoki said in a statement. "At the same time, I am one hundred percent committed to doing my best for Nokia until my very last working day. I am also really looking forward to this year's Nokia World and sharing news about exciting new devices and solutions."
Nokia announced last week the hiring of Microsoft executive Stephen Elop as CEO to take over for the embattled Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo. Elop is slated to start on September 20.
Vanjoki was seen as the No. 2 man at Nokia and the one internal person most likely to have replaced Kallasvuo, according to the Register.
Since a company reorganization earlier this year, Vanjoki has been in charge of Nokia's Mobile Solutions group, which manages the Symbian smartphone and MeeGo computer product lines. In that role, Vanjoki has reported directly to the CEO. He joined Nokia in 1991 and has served on the Group Executive Board since 1998.
Vanjoki's announcement comes at an awkward time, sandwiched between Kallasvuo's departure and Tuesday's launch of Nokia World 2010, in which Vanjoki will still play an active role. Nokia uses the annual event to tout its products and services, but this year's agenda could be hijacked by talk of the company's management shake-ups.
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If you've spent the time, money, and effort it takes to produce a branded video, you want to make sure it reaches as many viewers as possible. A great way to accomplish this goal is through repurposing. A recent study indicated that the use of video content among marketers will increase by 73%. For brands, the priority has become a focus on customer engagement through the use of visual content.
While budgets remain a top concern for many brands, the investment made in professionally produced videos can be stretched to the limit by repurposing content. Instead of simply posting a video to one platform, smart marketers are finding new and interesting ways to put this same content in front of their target audience. As a result, brands experience increased online exposure, improved lead generation and a boost in sales.
To receive the highest possible return on investment, marketers are repurposing content to reach a larger audience. For ideas on repurposing visual content, take a look at the following six tips.
Publish the Transcript – One of the easiest ways to reuse video content is to publish the transcript. Not everyone wants to watch lengthy videos. Sometimes, quickly searching for a key term within the transcript will help customers navigate to the most relevant section of your content.
Hold a Live Q&A – After your video has had time to gain reactions from your audience, consider hosting a live Q&A about the video. Were there insightful comments you want to address or questions that need to be answered? Use Facebook, Twitter, Skype, or Google+ to hold a live Q&A with your biggest fans.
Promote on Social Media – It's simply not enough to leave video content on your website or blog. To increase the exposure of your video marketing content, promote it on multiple social media platforms. Doing so prompts your audience to view and share content related to your brand.
Blog Posts – While it's perfectly fine to post videos in your blog, you're also able to create follow-up blogs based on reader responses to the initial post. Customer feedback is valuable and addressing it in your content lets your customers know you're listening.
Podcasts – As a form of media that can be consumed anywhere, podcasts are gaining popularity among brands. Transform your video content and responses into a branded podcast. If the busiest members of your audience missed the video, a podcast gives them the opportunity to catch up while exercising, driving, or cleaning the house.
Webinars – Like podcasts, webinars provide your brand with yet another opportunity to repurpose content that incorporates visual elements. As a bonus, this face time with customers increases engagement and interest in your brand.
Repurposing video content is a proven method of increasing brand awareness and generating leads. Before doing so, however, consider your brand's goals before releasing your video. If you're distributing video content on multiple platforms, make sure to follow up each post with a goal-appropriate call to action. Do you want your audience to subscribe, follow, share, or purchase? Don't forget to ask them.
Do you have other suggestions for repurposing video content?


The Rivergods – Ben's Birthday Show!
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Doors at 6pm – Rivergods on first!
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'State of the Union' CD release party!
Friday, May 8th, 2015, Solo performance of the Alma Mater, UCONN Avery Point Graduation Ceremony, Groton, CT.
Friday, May 22, 2015 w/ The Rivergods at Blue Collar Happy Hour, Cilantro's, 639 Bank Street, New London, CT – 6:30pm – No cover.
Saturday, June 6, 2015 w/ The Rivergods at the Connecticut Farm & Folk Festival, Glastonbury, CT. Time TBA.
Sunday, July 5, 2015 w/ The Rivergods at Captain Scott's Lobster Dock, New London, CT, 2:00-5:00pm.
Friday, July 10, 2015 w/ Ben Parent and Ear Candy for the Soul, Cilantro's Restaurant, 639 Bank Street, New London, CT. 6:30pm. No cover.
Saturday, July 11, 2015 w/ Dana Takaki at Waterford Farmer's Market, Waterford Town Hall, Rope Ferry Road, 10:00am-12:00pm.
Saturday, August 1, 2015 w/ The Rivergods, Ear Candy for the Soul, and more! Captain Scott's Lobster Dock, 80 Hamilton St, New London, CT, 2:00pm.
Friday, August 7, 2015 w/ Ben Parent and Ear Candy for the Soul, Cilantro's Restaurant, 639 Bank Street, New London, CT. 6:30pm. No cover.
Sunday, August 9, 2015 w/ Dana Takaki and Ben Parent at Chester Farmer's Market, Downtown Chester, CT, 11:00am-1:00pm.
Saturday, August 15, 2015 w/ Dana Takaki at Waterford Farmer's Market, Waterford Town Hall, Rope Ferry Road, 10:00am-12:00pm.
Saturday, August 22, 2015 w/ The Rivergods at the Hamburg Fair, 1 Sterling City Road, Lyme, CT 6:30-7:45pm.
Sunday, August 23, 2015 w/ Dana Takaki at Two Wrasslin' Cats Coffee House and Cafe, 374 Town Street, East Haddam, CT, 11:00-1:00pm.
Saturday, January 25, 2014, w/ The Rivergods CD Release Show at The Bulkeley House, 111 Bank Street New London, CT. Joining us are Monkey68 and Ken Atkins and the Honky Tonk Kind. Show starts at 8:00pm. CDs available for $5. No cover.
Friday, June 20th, "Music in the Meadow" at Connecticut College Arboretum w/ the Rivergods. Outdoor concert at the arboretum. Bring your blankets, chairs, and a picnic dinner. Additional music acts The Meadows Brothers and The 3-Pack. Gate opens at 6:00pm.
Sunday, July 6th, Captain Scott's Lobster Dock w/ The Rivergods. Outdoor show at one of the most lively seafood spots in Connecticut. 2:00pm-5:00pm.
Saturday, July 12th, Waterford Farmer's Market Solo w/ violinist Dana Takaki. Come down and get your local produce, coffee, and baked goods while we play some acoustic originals. 10:00am-12:00pm.
Sunday, July 13th, Chester Farmer's Market Solo w/ violinist Dana Takaki. Looking forward to returning to this wonderful market in downtown Chester. 11:00-1:00pm.
Friday, July 18th, Old Orchard Farm w/ The Rivergods, "A Midsummer's Night's Dream"evening of music. 22A Scott Road, East Lyme, CT. Show starts at 7:30pm.
Friday, August 15th w/ The Rivergods, Michael's Dairy *Cancelled Show* Montauk Avenue, New London, CT. 6:30-8:30pm.
Saturday, Oct. 11th, Harvest Moon Concert at Old Orchard Farm w/ The Rivergods. 22A Scott Road, East Lyme, CT. Show starts at 8:00pm. $10/door.
Friday, November 7th at All Souls Congregation, Fund-raiser for the Homeless Hospitality Center. Show begins at 8:00pm. 24 Performers, one guitar! 19 Jay Street, New London, CT. Donations of $10 or more strongly encouraged.
Saturday, Jan. 26th, Bulkeley House w/ the Rivergods, Chris MacKay & the Toneshifters, and Sue Menhart Band, Bank Street, New London, CT, starts at 9:00pm.
Sunday, Feb. 10th, Originals and Traditionals Featured Songwriter, Solo acoustic, Captain's Pizza, Bank Street, New London, CT. 5:30-7:30pm.
Friday, March 8th. Mohegan Sun Cabaret Theater. Radio 94.9 FM News Now Birthday Party. Nancy Parent and ensemble perform 8:00-9:00pm.
Tuesday, March 26th. Klekolo World Coffee w / Frank Critelli. Court Street, Middletown. 7:00pm. http://www.klekolo.com/. Solo with Dana Takaki on violin.
Friday, June 28th. Captain Scott's Lobster Dock w/ The Rivergods. 6:30-9:00pm. 80 Hamilton Street, New London, CT. http://www.captscotts.com.
Saturday, June 29th. The Arboretum at Connecticut College, "Music in the Meadow". Nancy Parent w/ band followed by Dogbite and The Hoolios. 6:00pm. Rain date Sunday June 30th.
Friday, August 16th. Field of Greens New London Farmer's Market. Parade Plaza, corner of Bank and State Streets. 11:00am-1:00pm.
Wednesday, October 16th. New London Fall Food Stroll w/ The Rivergods. Corner of Bank and Tilley in front of the Firehouse. 5:30-8:30pm.
Saturday, October 26th. New London Old Town Mill Harvest Festival w/ Ben Parent. 8 Mill Street. New London. Festival runs 11:00-3:00pm. Our set will be around noon. Time to be announced.
Friday, Dec. 6th. Hoot for Hunger w/ Ben Parent. Bank Street Café, New London, CT. 9:00-9:15pm. Evening of music to benefit the New London Soup Kitchen, 7:00-10:15.
Saturday, Dec. 28th. Annual Holiday Show w/ The Rivergods at the Bean & Leaf, Bank Street, New London, CT. 7:00-10:00pm. Opening act: Ebin-Rose. Beer & wine available for purchase.
Friday, Jan. 20th, 2012 w/ The Rivergods, Dirt Road Radio, Roy Dunn MacLean Blue Collar Happy Hour, Side Pocket Cafe, 1066 Poquonnock Road, Groton, CT 06340-4209 (860) 445-1556.Roy opens at 7:00PM. No cover.
Saturday, Feb. 18th, 2012 w/ Sue Menhart, "An Evening of Winter Blues", Bean and Leaf,13 Washington Street,New London,CT, 7:30pm – 9:30pm, Free, donations welcome.
Saturday, May 12th, Eugene O'Neill Theater, Rose Barn, John Fries and the Heat CD Release Party. I'll be playing an opening set at 8:00pm w/ Mike Scott on guitar and Mike Palazzolo on bass. I'll also join The Heat for John's title track US50. Sure to be a fun evening!
Sunday, June 10th, MagnetPalooza – 2nd Annual Music Festival and Fundraiser for the Regional Multicultural Magnet School, Hygienic Art Park, New London, CT. 3:00-5:00pm. Performers include Steve Elci & Friends, Dogbite, Mr C. and Friends, the RMMS Chorus, and WTO. I will be "mom" for this event and not performing. Please come out and support this wonderful cause! Suggested donation $10/family; $5.00/individual. Food available for purchase.
Friday, June 15th, Benefit & Memorial for Steve Kaika, Hygienic Art Park, w/ the Rivergods, Dogbite, Ken Atkins and the Honky Tonk Kind, and Original Sinners. 6:00pm. $10 suggested donation.
Friday, June 22nd, Songbird Cafe w/ Lauren Agnelli, Dana Takaki, and Matthew Male at the Diana Birdsall Gallery, 16 Lyme St., Old Lyme, CT. 7:00pm. $5.00 cover. BYOB.
Saturday, June 23rd, Westerly Pops! w/ The Rivergods & Special Guests The Franklin Brothers, Wilcox Park, Westerly, Rhode Island. We go on before the orchestra around 6:00pm.
Saturday, June 30th, Captain Scott's Lobster Dock w/ the Rivergods. New London, CT. Come sit by the water and enjoy great food and entertainment. 6:00-9:00pm. BYOB.
Saturday, July 7th, OpSail 2012, Fort Trumbull, New London, CT w/ The Rivergods, Two Shows! 3:30-5:00 on the Lawn Stage and 9:30-10:30 on the Pier Stage right after the fireworks!
Saturday, July 14th, Woodie Guthrie Tribute Concert, w/ Ben Parent, Americana Music Festival, Chester Meeting House Lawn, Chester, CT. 4:00-7:00pm. We go on 5:30-6:00 (or thereabouts).
Sunday, July 15th, North Stonington Agricultural Fair w/ the Rivergods and Dirt Road Radio. Showtime 12:00-4:00pm. Dirt Road Radio at noon; Rivergods on at 2:00pm. Great family fun!
Friday, July 27th, Parade Plaza, w/ Sue Menhart, 12:00 noon, on the Parade Plaza. Farmer's Market also happening at same location. At Bank and State Streets. New London, CT.
Saturday, August 4th, The Commoner, w/ Sue Menhart, Bank Street, New London, CT. 7:00-10:00pm.
Wednesday, August 29th, Sneeker's Cafe, w/ Sue Menhart, 7:00-10:00pm. Groton, CT.
Saturday, September 1st, Burke's Tavern, w/ the Rivergods, 8:00-11:00pm. Niantic, CT.
Sunday, September 2nd, Jonathan Edwards' Winery w/ the Rivergods (as trio), 4:00-7:00pm. North Stonington, CT.
Friday, September 21st, 33 Golden Street, New London w/ Anne Castellano & the Smoke and Dogbite. I'll be opening up the night with guitarist Hugh Birdsall and violinist, Dana Takaki. 9:30pm.
Tuesday, October 2nd, Radio Mitchell Festival w/ the Rivergods, 7:00-8:00pm, Mitchell College, New London. Details TBA.
Saturday, October 6th, New London's Americana Music Festival, Hygienic Art Park w/ The Rivergods, 3:30-4:15pm.
Friday, October 26, CD Release Concert at All Souls Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 19 Jay Street, New London, CT. The band includes guitarist Hugh Birdsall (Reducers and Dobite), violinist Dana Takaki, backing vocalist Rachael Aikens, bassist Mike Palazzolo, and Ron Lewis on drums/percussion. Folk-rock band, Dogbite, will open the night. Additional musical guests include Chris MacKay, Donna Piacenza, and Dan Spano.
Doors open at 7:00pm. Dogbite opens the night 7:30-8:30pm.
Wednesday, November 21st, Bulkeley House w/ the Rivergods, 111 Bank Street, New London, CT. 9:00pm-midnight. Join us on the eve of Thanksgiving for some great fun at this newly re-opened downtown pub.
Sunday, December 2nd, Songbird Cafe & Coffeehouse, Solo (holiday event to benefit Bring Our Music Back), 68 Lyme Street, Old Lyme, CT. 1:00-3:00pm. Nancy will perform songs from her new album with Dana Takaki on violin, Rachael Aikens on backing vocals, and Steve Elci on percussion. For more information about this event, go to: www.bringourmusicback.org.
Monday, March 7 w/ The Rivergods, Regional Multicultural Magnet School, New London, CT, 9:00-11:00am.
Friday, April 15 w/ The Rivergods, Blue Collar Happy Hour, Burke's Tavern, Niantic, CT, 7:30pm. Special guest Ray Neal (American Legion) opening the show.
Saturday, April 16 w/ The Rivergods, Earth Day Celebration, Connecticut College, New London.
Saturday, June 25 w/ The Rivergods @ 31st Annual Summer Pops! Wilcox Park, Westerly, RI, Preshow – 6:30pm, FREE – Bring your blanket!
Wednesday, June 29 w/ The Rivergods, Sneekers Cafe, Groton, CT, 7:00pm.
Wednesday, August 24 w/ The Rivergods, Sneekers Cafe, 7-10pm. Groton, CT. No cover.
Saturday, Sept. 17 w/ The Rivergods, Misquamicut Fall Festival, Misquamicut Beach, Rhode Island.
Friday, Sept. 23 w/ The Rivergods and Dogbite, A Concert and Live Recording at the All Souls Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 19 Jay Street, New London, CT, 8:00pm.
Friday, Nov. 4 w/ The Rivergods, Blue Collar Happy Hour (new location), Side Pocket Cafe, 1066 Poquonnock Road, Groton, CT 06340-4209 (860) 445-1556 7 p.m., FREE!


These are works about burghs and towns in medieval Scotland. Their bibliographies and footnotes should give you a start on finding sources for further research and more specialized works. Note that burghs are a feature of late medieval Scotland; the oldest date only to the early 12th century. They were much smaller than their continental counterparts; the largest, Edinburgh, had a population of only about 12,600 by 1560, which was considerably more than it had had the previous century, and it was probably as much as twice as large (or more) as any other town in Scotland. Also note that towns were a feature of Scoto-Norman and later Lowland culture, not Gaelic or Highland culture; even burghs created near or in the geographic Highlands brought the Scots language and Lowland culture with them into the Gaidhealtachd — burghs were one of the mechanisms of their spread.
This is an excellent introduction to medieval Scottish towns, especially since it considers more than just the institutional structures.
Lynch, Michael, ed. The Early Modern Town in Scotland. London: Croom Helm, 1987.
———. "Towns and Townspeople in Fifteenth-Century Scotland." In Towns and Townspeople in the Fifteenth Century, edited by John A. F. Thomson, 173-89. Gloucester: Alan Sutton, 1988.
Lynch, Michael, Michael Spearman, and Geoffrey Stell, eds. The Scottish Medieval Town. Edinburgh: John Donald Publishers Ltd, 1988.
Pryde, George Smith. The Burghs of Scotland: A Critical List. London, Glasgow, New York: Oxford University Press for the University of Glasgow, 1965.
Basic summary of when all known burghs of Scotland were erected as Royal Burghs and/or Burghs of Barony.
Torrie, Elizabeth P. D. Medieval Dundee: A Town and its People. Vol. 30, Abertay Historical Society Publications. Dundee: Abertay Historical Society, 1990.
These books, "designed to identify which areas of Scotland's historic burghs are of archaeological interest", are excellent references for further study of the burghs concerned. As well as an historical overview and archeaological information, each includes a detailed bibliography of primary, historical, and archaeological sources, including more recent scholarship.


In our test system, we were able to analyze and understand the communication of some devices that had not worked before. We have adapted our system so that it recognizes some of these models by making the required information available to them. With other models, we still don't have enough information to guarantee reproducible and reliable connections. There are also models where we don't even know why they don't work.
We like to get a deeper insights of the DECT infrastructure when many different models from different vendors are registered. (Perhaps) This will enable us to support a greater variety of DECT devices. The basis for this is an understanding of how different devices communicate on the DECT interface. Therefore, we need significantly more sample data than what we can produce by manual tests. Since we do not store any connection data, we are not able to analyze data from past events. Because of this, we want to store connection data on the Easterhegg 2019.
Currently we have not found a way to offer opt-in on a per user basis. We could not answer many questions such as: "What do we do if a participant agrees to capture the data and calls a participant who has not agreed?"; "What happens with a group call where some members have agreed and some have not?". If we optionally anonymize data per user, you can still see who tried to call from the call setup and you have to delete the attempted call setup for the user who tried to call and vice versa. Since we know that it is basically bad to store data, we have come to the conclusion that the situation doesn't get any better if we make users believe that it's safe to click on a checkbox when we can't make sure it will work. We have decided to make transparent what we intend to do with the data, store it in a responsible way and to delete it safely after a specified period of time. If you do not want your metadata to be stored, you must not use any of our extensions on Easterhegg 2019. We believe that, unlike a Congress or Camp, this is acceptable on an Easterhegg.
It is basically about the metadata of the DECT extensions. Speech/Voice data is not stored. The control messages between the antennas and the central software component that coordinates the antennae and phones are affected.
the accesses to the phone book (for some devices).
Example: We store when Alice called Bob, how often it rang, how long the call lasted, what device Alice used, which device Bob used, what was shown on the displays and that during the call e.g. key 2 was pressed. This includes all data necessary to set up and disconnect the call as well as the base stations involved.
We do not evaluate keystrokes and accesses to the phone book, but we cannot rule out that this information will be sent.
Where is the data stored and how?
For the Easterhegg, we will take the server to a secure data center. The collected metadata is stored encrypted. Access to the data is exclusively encrypted. The data is explicitly excluded from all backups.
The metadata of Easterhegg 2019 will be stored for a maximum of 4 months, i.e. until 23.08.2019 (end of CCCamp 2019). By 25.08.2019 at the latest, the data will be deleted and the area overwritten. We will officially announce the deletion.
Can I make a phone call without saving the metadata?
Yes, if you use a SIP extension and call another SIP extension, no metadata will be stored. However, you cannot ensure that a user has not converted a SIP extension into a DECT extension or group at short notice. So you have to check if the extension you want to call is a SIP extension at the moment.
Can I use the services of the PoC anonymously?
Yes, you can register with fantasy names and anonymous e-mail addresses. We will then have the metadata, but we won't be able to assign it to a real person. Note, however, that you are not using the phone at the camp (or 35C3) with a real name, because then we would be able to merge the data using the IPEI (we don't intend to).
Do I have a right to information?
Thomas ist Eventphone Fullstack Entwickler und gehört seit Jahren zum Team. Er liefert aber nicht nur Code und administriert das Blech, sondern ist auch im Kundensupport, der Logistik, im Backoffice sowie im Marketing und der "Unternehmenskommunikation" aktiv.
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Program leader, Mohammad Khan, MD, PhD, with 2016 scholarship recipient, Vishal Dhere, MD.
Winship's Department of Radiation Oncology has announced the 2017 Medical Student Scholars Program. Any student at an accredited U.S. medical school is eligible to apply for this scholarship award which focuses on research activities in all facets of oncology including diagnosis, treatment, and cancer prevention. The winner is required to work for two months this year under the direct mentorship of a faculty member based at Emory University. Applications are due by June 1, 2017.


From this page you can access to all the free printables ever shared on lovely planner. you can either filter the printables by category or see them all at once, all categories included ("all"). The calendar section consist of four sections: yearly overview: i have the filofax the four-year planner overview, where i put in school holidays' and other school-related stuff for my kids.. Why i don't decorate my planner. like any planner nerd, i love looking through the gorgeous pictures of the planner community on instagram. if you are unfamiliar with how some people decorate their planners, there is a buzzfeed article with some great examples..
Was ist der unterschied zwischen einem filofax personal planer und einem kikki k organizer? welche maße hat eigentlich a5? mit hilfe dieser handlichen tabelle können sie die antworten dieser fragen schnell herausfinden..
Beginning of a dialog window, including tabbed navigation to register an account or sign in to an existing account. both registration and sign in support using google and facebook accounts.. If you follow my blog you may remember the post i did 2 years ago (how time flies) on my finance binder. since that post my budget planner has undergone some major revamps (both from my personal budgeting style and queries from customers) and the finance set has now been updated and expanded to the new and improved budget binder – it now has.


The cover frame I made as a see through with acetate.
Covered the front frame with torn papers, cheese cloth. resin frame and embellished it with flowers and chipboard cut outs from the collection. Then went over with white paint and white Pan Pastel.
On the backside of the front cover I made a pocket on the right side to cover up the flowers on the front. More flowers and chipboard cut outs. Green paper from Bazzill.
On the 1. front page I made a pocket behind the frame and also on the left side.
Close up picture of some of the flowers.
I mixed fine sand with white paint and multi medium matte to make a shabby look.
Used a resin oval frame and swirl and behind the frame there are some tags and a photo mat.
Under the tags and on the frame I used a mask and texture paint.
There can also be placed a picture on the side of the frame.
2. front page with tags and a acetate see through.
Place for a large photo behind the tags.
Used texture paint on the frame mixed with sand on the frame.
Swirl dies from Cheery Lynn.
There can be placed a photo in the frame and on the side.
Used a script mask on the side and a resin bird bath for decor and to hold a frame and the envelope.
Oval frame die from Tim Holtz.
Used the inside part from the outside frame shape to make a fold up page.
Victorian Carolers die from Tim Holtz decorated with molding paste and gold glass .
Used the coordinate stamp set and painted around the acetate frame.
Also used different Distress inks around all the pages.
On the 5. front page I used Tim Holtz dress form die and folded paper around to make a skirt. Moldig paste mixed with Distress ink on the top and also did some masking on the dide.
Belly band in the middle makes a pocket on each side.
Tag die from Accucut craft.
Backside of the album with a tag car attach to the receiver.
I torn the paper into strips to make a several pockets.
Picture of the tag card.
The album is bounded together with seam binding.
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Gambling is a bigger problem for kids than you might think. While you don't necessarily have to worry about your nine-year-old wandering into a casino and blowing your life savings, you might have to worry about them gambling on your phone or tablet. It seems far-fetched, but more and more kids are exposed to gambling and contests through mobile apps every day.
First of all, if your child has access to your App Store or Google Play password, then they can download any app they want whenever they want. They can even rack up charges to your credit card or cellular bill by purchasing paid apps. Even if they're not charging your credit card $0.99-4.99 per game app that they want, this still gives them virtually unrestricted access to all kinds of apps that are not age appropriate.
Fortunately, there's an easy way to fix this. Just change your password and don't give the new one to your kids. By doing this, your kids will have to come to you whenever they want to download anything, even if you've given them their own tablet or phone. As long as they don't have the password, you control what goes on their devices.
Another way that apps with gambling and contests get through to kids is through advertisements. Let's face it – you're not going to buy most of the mobile games that your kids play. Instead, you're going to go with the free versions so that your kids have something to do on long car trips and in waiting rooms that won't cost you any money.
Well, unfortunately, there's a flaw in this reasoning. Free games and apps come with advertising, and you cannot control what gets advertised on your kids' apps. Plus, the makers of gambling and contest apps aren't just targeting adults – they're targeting kids and teens, too. Why do you think that so many of those ads feature cartoonish characters and bright colors? They're intended to catch kids' (and adult's') eyes and get them to click through and either download an app or enter a contest.
If you're concerned about the advertisements featured in the apps your child uses, you can save yourself some worry by choosing the paid versions. These usually cost only $0.99-4.99 and you only have to pay once; rather than getting constant advertisements and feeling as though you have to look over your child's shoulder every time they use the app.
Some apps may also feature links to contests or other gambling opportunities on their websites. These can take your child out of the app and into a browser window where they'll have access to contests, drawings, and other content that may or may not be age appropriate.
So why is it important to limit your child's exposure to gambling and contests? Well, believe it or not, early exposure to gambling can cause a whole host of developmental problems. Recent studies have shown that children and teens that get in the habit of gambling tend to show more anti-social behavior and more of a propensity toward anxiety and depression. Their grades also tend to suffer, along with other psychological and behavioral problems.
Not only that, but if your child starts gambling using one of your phones or other mobile devices, they'll likely be making their bets with your credit card or cellular account. So, not only can gambling and contests in apps do harm to your child's development, but it can also do serious harm to your bank account or your credit.
If you've looked at an app's App Store description, you may think that it is relatively harmless, but it's important to remember that those are written by the people who made the app, and they have their own interests at heart. Not yours.
For a better guide to high- and low-risk apps for gambling and contests, go to our directory and search for the apps your kids want to download. This will provide you with a much more detailed rating system with full reviews of numerous apps, along with comprehensive explanations for why they aren't appropriate for certain ages. With this information, you'll be able to make a better decision.


I have not been in touch with you for a while. I'm Kazuhiro Kotsutsumi.
I feel that writing blogs and outside announce themselves for the first time in a long while.
I decided to move to this blog from code:x. The reason is that it is hard for me to customize old blog system and many time I wrote style sheet directly to tags for styling.
Recently, I had avoided doing various things not only in blogs but also in technical areas and tables. But sometimes I thought I wanna write the memo about techs. Maybe I guess it is an efficient way. Because now I restart this new blog.
I haven't prepared an article yet, but I think that it is being added on from now.
I made the list for this blog's target.


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Sherman, Eliopulos, Linn, Mihalik: Meet Children's Publishing Experts
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Conferences give Personal Renewal
One reason I love conferences is because they are often mountain-top experiences. I've definitely been living in the valley this year and it was great to attend the March, 2011 Oklahoma SCBWI conference. I came away excited, ready to work.
Talking Shop. For one thing, I talked shop non-stop for 48 hours. We live in our writing caves and don't come out except for a Tweet here and a FBUpdate there. It's great to see and talk and hear other writers. We ate: but mostly, we talked. We listened to fantastic presentations: but mostly, we talked. We stayed up late talking. We talked at breakfast. We talked in the halls, in our rooms.
Topics of Conversation. The biggest topic of conversation, of course, was life: the joys and triumphs of our lives and how Life (with a capital L) interferes with our writing. Of course, it also enables our writing, informs our writing, gives our writing heart. Yes, Life was the main topic of conversation. Our dashed hopes, our renewed hopes. Our grieving, our rejoicing. In the end, writers, editors, agents and art directors–we are all people who walk through life telling stories. So, we told stories for 48 hours, the stories of our lives.
Our Current Work. Some attendees got critiques, so we went round and round those, chewing them up and spitting them out. Do you agree? But that critiquer just didn't understand. Wow, can you believe s/he was so complimentary? I'm blushing, I'm hopeful, I'm scared. We rejoiced in new works: finished drafts, contracts, book covers, first reviews, upcoming awards. (Anna Myers, the OK-Regional Advisor, is slated to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012 as part of the Oklahoma Book Award ceremony! 19 books in 19 years. Wow! )
Other topics (see more about these below) were digital storytelling/ebooks, commercial v. literary, envisioning your own career, pros/cons of self-publishing, and how to make a living telling stories in today's stressed economy.
Here is my impressions after meeting and talking with the editors. But be sure to search for more info on each of these editors; you'll easily find pics and comments and what they like/dislike.
Nick Eliopulos, Associate Editor, Scholastic
Note: Scholastic is closed to unsolicited mss; agented mss only, or you must meet a Scholastic editor at a conference.
Nick Eliopulos (that's io/uo) is the Peter Parker of children's literature. Clean-cut, handsome, charming–he's an avowed comic book fan, especially of Spider Man. As a teenager, he once drove from his northern Florida home to Atlanta to attend a comic book convention. (He told his parents it was a concert, so they didn't think he was too nerdy. His niece says that if Spider Man is nerdy, then she wants to be nerdy.) Nick said he needed comics, borrowing courage from those super-heroes to survive the adolescent years as he realized he preferred to date guys. He still hides his vulnerability behind heavy, dark-rimmed glasses, but his humor and intelligence carries the day.
An example of Nick Eliopulos' humor: he showed this image to explain his preferences in character.
As an editor, Nick is sharp, intelligent. He prefers fast-paced, high-concept commercial works. Not afraid of genre stories, he nevertheless pushes for stories that transcend genre or successfully crosses and blends genres. Don't send him anything with a leisurely pace or anything character driven. As a 30-something, Nick is great with technology challenges, too. As Scholastic struggles with the coming digital storytelling phenom, Nick is stepping up to address questions and solve problems of getting stories to digital readers. This may mean some extra content online, creative use of apps, or–well, you name it (really, no one else has named it yet) and he'll try to make it work.
Like all the editors at the conference, he wants to see original, exciting, fresh, new work. He'll know it when he sees it. Sigh. So simple a request, so hard to fill. Think visual and commercial, though, and you'll go a long way toward pleasing this closet comic-book artist and fantastic editor.
Nick recommends you read this article:
Fresh Hell, by Laura Miller, New Yorker magazine, June 14, 2010.
And if you're interested in writing comics, the required reading is Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art by Scott McCloud.
Martha Milhalick, Associate Editor, Greenwillow Books/Harpercollins
Note: Greenwillow is closed to unsolicited mss; agented mss only, or meet an editor at a conference.
Petite, energetic, opinionated–Martha Mihalick is a freckle-faced dynamo. The daughter of a self-employed grocer, she brings her father's work ethic to publishing. One Christmas Eve, Martha recalls, a customer called her Dad to complain that her Christmas turkey had defrosted too long and was now spoiled and they had nothing for Christmas dinner. It was 10 pm on Christmas Eve, for crying out loud. It wasn't HIS fault the incompetent cook had spoiled her bird by leaving it out too long. But her Dad said he would leave the house right then, go to the grocery store and put a turkey out beside the front door. If it was there when the woman arrived, she could have it.
Like father, like daughter. Martha is passionate about her authors, her books, and children's literature and will work hard for what she believes in. She will try to write wrongs, even when it's not her fault.
Next Big Trend?
One question that came up frequently in the conference is "What's the next big trend?" Martha said that paranormal had a long run partly because it was a large enough genre, encompassing werewolves, vampires, elves, etc. There were lots of directions for stories to go. Dystopias, on the other hand, tended to be more limited. Yes, you can dystopias as science fiction, fantasy, or historical; but basically, they feel the same. Steampunk, likewise, seems more limited. (Though Scott Westerfield manages to cross genres by blending alternate history with steampunk in his Leviathan series.) Personally, she'd love to see historical novels come to the forefront again, or some variation of them. Doesn't mean it will happen, but it's her secret hope. (See more of her comments on Greenwillow's blog.) Believe me, if she finds that special novel, Martha will fight to make it the best novel ever, fight to get it great publicity and fight to get it the recognition it deserves.
Follow Martha on Twitter @MarthaMihalick.
Rebecca Sherman, Literary Agent, Writers House
For submission information see her page at Publisher's Marketplace:
http://www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/rebeccasherman/
Also search for more information, there are multiple interviews with her detailing her likes/dislikes.
Lopsided smile, belted black trench coat, and a sharp wit–Rebecca Sherman is a mother bear who passionately fights for her cubs. If you're her client, you've got clout on your side. She looks first and foremost for originality: "I want something that could only come from your brain." Nothing generic, nothing cliched!
She emphasized that finding an agent isn't enough; you must find the right agent for your work. She warned that just because we had met her at a conference did NOT mean she was the best agent for our work. Instead, she recommends that you study an agent's list to see what sorts of clients they prefer. (I'll let you do that yourself; her list speaks for itself.)
Agents Look at Big Picture
I've been published in eight languages, but not in Macedonian! One of Rebecca's clients, though, can claim that distinction. It's one of the many advantages of having an agent, the aggressive sales of sub-rights. But mostly, Rebecca emphasized that an agent steps back and looks at the big picture and how her clients' work fits into the publishing world at large and how they can continue to thrive as the digital climate of storytelling changes. Yes, the agency discusses ebooks and is actively negotiating great terms for their authors.
Personal tidbits? She loves spinning, iPads, playing Word with friends, and theatre. You can follow her to Twitter @RebeccAgent
And Rebecca? We might send out our manuscripts multiply, but to none as fair as you!
Katherine Jacobs, Associate Editor for Roaring Brook Press.
Note: Roaring Brook is closed to unsolicited mss; agented mss only, or meet an editor at a conference.
Kate was a thrill to meet, too. But I'm not saying much about her right now. She's coming to our Arkansas conference in April so I'll profile her then. Here's a sneak peek.
Laurent Linn, Art Director, Simon & Schuster.
Contact: Send postcards as art samples and back them up with an online portfolio. For manuscripts that you illustrate yourself, send to editorial, he can't acquire them.
Self-assured, opinionated and exceptionally kind–Laurent Linn returned to Oklahoma just two years after appearing there, which must mean he does a lot right. Laurent said he loves doing conferences because it puts him back in touch with the craft of illustration. So much of his time is taken up with monetary concerns of publishing that it energizes him to return to the reasons he went into this field: the art and the craft of making art.
Laurant did a unique session with illustrators. Before the conference, he sent them two manuscripts to read. Each attending illustrator chose one of the manuscripts and did character sketches, these due a month before the conference. That gave Laurent (La-wront, NOT La-rant or Law-rent) a chance to give feedback on the development of characters. Then the illustrators did a sketch of a double-page spread, followed by feedback. At the conference, they brought finished art for that double-page spread and sessions were given over to discussing their art.
Laurent was most impressed with the illustrators who took the feedback and made substantive changes. He looked for changes in character, layout, and for superb execution. Unbeknownst to the illustrators, Laurent had changed the names and titles in the manuscripts they worked from. At the conference, they finally saw the real books published by S&S and were able to compare their artistic choices with the choices of the illustrator who actually did the project. Unique opportunity!
Great Illustration = Storytelling + Emotional Connection
No, Laurent would not give Renoir a chance to illustrate a Simon & Schuster book. Why? Because Renoir did portraits, he didn't use his art to tell a story. An illustrator must, he emphasized, add details and actions that advance the story, leave a question in the reader's mind, hint at motivations. Storytelling and evoking emotion–they go hand-in-hand.
Laurent is watching the digital storytelling phenom and trying to stay flexible. Personally, I see the 32-page picture book as a distinct form, like a sonnet. One advantage of the digital format is freedom from this form which has been imposed by the demands and restraints of paper publishing. We may be moving into a more "free-verse" storytelling period of picture books. Still, Laurent love the 32-page format and is betting it will be around for a long time. "It's perfect for kids in terms of length and attention-span," he says.
Got great art? Send him a postcard!
Mary Nida Smith
Thanks Darcy for all the good information.
Jeannie Hagy
Thanks, Darcy. That's a great summary of a wonderful weekend. I enjoyed talking to you there.
Jeannie, it WAS fun, wasn't it?
Hope to see you again soon!
Vonna
I hated missing this conference, so I'm glad you gave us a recap. Thanks!


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Adagio is a French progressive metal band formed in 2000 by guitarist Stéphan Forté.

History
Since their third studio album Dominate, Adagio has evolved from their original power metal sound, but still adhering to their trademark elements of virtuosity and massive orchestral influences. With Dominate, they implemented a heavier sound with traditional death grunts.  Archangels in Black was the band's fourth album. The band has stated that the "compositions are the ultimate between melodic and extreme metal, and can be considered as a more brutal version of (their second album) Underworld".

In April 2016, Stéphan Forté created an Indiegogo campaign to help fund Adagio's fifth album, Life. The campaign ended on 5 June 2016, with the campaign reaching 148% of its goal. The album was expected to come out in December 2016 under Stéphan's own label, Zeta Nemesis. The release date was delayed to 26 July 2017 but the band premiered a song called "Darkness Machine" two months beforehand.

Forté announced an indefinite hiatus of Adagio in April 2018, in order to pursue his solo career.

Musical style

Adagio's music is known by its technical precision and dark orchestration. Adagio keeps unique complex lead workings which are complemented with a powerful and driving rhythm section.

In their album Life, Adagio mixes progressive metal with eastern ethnic and djent influences.

Members

Current
 Stéphan Forté – guitar (2000–present)
 Franck Hermanny – bass guitar (2000–present)
 Kévin Codfert – keyboards (2003–present)
 Kelly Sundown Carpenter – lead vocals (2011–present)
 Jelly Cardarelli – drums (2016–present)
 Mayline Gautié – violin (2016–present)

Former
 David Readman – vocals (2000–2004)
 Dirk Bruinenberg – drums  (2000–2004)
 Richard Andersson – keyboards (2000–2003)
 Éric Lebailly – drums (2004–2013)
 Gus Monsanto – vocals (2004–2008)
 Christian Palin – vocals (2008–2010)
 Guillaume Bergiron – drums (2016)

Touring
 Kelly Sundown Carpenter – vocals (2008)
 Mats Levén – vocals (2010–2011)

Timeline

Discography

Studio albums
Sanctus Ignis (2001)
Underworld (2003)
Dominate (2005)
Archangels in Black (2009)
Life (2017)

Live albums
A Band in Upperworld (2004)

References

External links

French power metal musical groups
French progressive metal musical groups
Musical groups established in 2000
Musical quartets
Organizations based in Montpellier
Musical groups from Occitania (administrative region)
Locomotive Music artists
Listenable Records artists

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El casco M1942 (apodado Casco "Z", "alemán", o simplemente "M42") fue un casco de combate de acero usado por el Ejército de tierra Español desde finales de los años 50 hasta los años 80.

Historia
La escasez de cascos ya estaba presente en España durante la guerra civil. Tres años de conflicto dejaron a España casi sin cascos militares, por lo cual era urgente la necesidad de dotar al ejército Español de un casco moderno y representativo. La Fábrica de Armas de Trubia, como consecuencia de la solicitud cursada por el Estado Mayor del Ejército, presentó algunos prototipos que no llegaron a desarrollarse. Al final la fábrica presentó al casco "Z", versión española del Stahlhelm alemán (pero de peor calidad). El casco fue fabricado por primera vez en España en 1942 y empezó a ser distribuido en 1943, pero la pobreza desenfrenada en España impidió su distribución general al ejército hasta finales de los años 50, a favor del casco M1926, más barato pero menos eficiente. Su fácil construcción permitió al casco "Z" ser fabricado en masa a partir de los años 60. El casco dejó de ser usado en los años 80. La aparición de los modernos Casco MARTE no supuso la desaparición del casco Z. Su sustitución fue lenta, prolongando su uso hasta más allá de mediados de los 90.

Usos fuera del ejército

El Ejército de Tierra no fue el único usuario del casco "Z", la Policía Armada también lo usó hasta su disolución en 1978. El casco era el mismo pero de color gris y con el escudo del cuerpo de policía. También fue usado por la Policía Militar, unidades contra incendios, la Policía de Aviación y la Cruz Roja Española.

Variantes
El M42 tuvo variantes durante su período de uso; especialmente a partir de finales de los años 70 y principios de los 80, para modernizarse y seguir las normas de la OTAN (a la que España acababa de unirse).

La primera modificación que tuvo el casco fue un añadido de tiras de tejido, badana y cuero que se sostenía por una estructura por dentro del casco. Se hicieron otros cambios, como añadir un barboquejo de tejido, o una segunda mentonera con orificios en los laterales, que fueron bien vistos por la OTAN, pues mejoraba la aireación interna y resultaba mucho más higiénico para el soldado. Pero el mayor cambio visual que tuvo el casco fue la herencia de varias fundas de camuflaje (tipo US Woodland o piel de rana). Aunque al principio no muy eficaces porque eran muy vulnerables al roce, las fundas hacían ver al casco mucho más moderno.

Usuarios

Referencias

Pie de página

Bibliografía
 Casco M42 (cascoscoleccion.com)
 Casco M42 (cascoscoleccion.com)

Enlaces externos

Véase también
Stahlhelm

Casco Adrián

Casco de combate

Cascos militares


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God's Trigger is a smorgasbord of twin stick goodness. It takes the challenge of Hotline Miami, the genre innovations of Mr Shifty, blends it with a fun, pulpy if shallow narrative and then blends it with as much blood splatter as humanly possible. It doesn't do anything particularly new but it does provide a twitchy, immensely gratifying 9 hours of action with the occasional satisfying set piece.
It's the repetition that truly hampers The Princess Guide however. Aside from new traps to use and increasingly larger and more dangerous foes to fight, very little changes throughout the game. Beat up monsters. Move on to next area. Beat up Monsters. Repeat Ad infinitum. Because the mechanics are either poorly explained or shallowly implemented, the sheen of this game wears thin very quickly and without the unique aspects of its predecessor Penny-Punching Princess, it becomes a slog very quickly.
Despite its issues, The Occupation is thrilling, even with its lack of traditional life threatening situations. Hiding behind chairs to wait for Steve the Security guard to leave after you've accidentally set off an alarm, nervously awaiting the full 2 minutes for a safe to open while desperately hoping someone doesn't walk in on you, hiding under a desk while a file slowly transfers to a disk, waiting just out of view until someone opens a door than attempting to follow them in unseen – The Occupation is full of moment to moment nail biting situations where time is your enemy and your most precious resource.
As Twin-Stick shooters go, The Walking Vegetables: Radical Edition is a competent entry. If you're a fan of the genre and play a lot of them, as this critic does, this game might feel a little too familiar though. It makes no attempt to break new ground or innovate on any of its mechanics, meaning that despite fighting off a unique enemy in the form of fruit and vegetables, you might as well be playing any number of other titles in the genre.
Crimson Keep has very few redeeming qualities. The reflective light effects on the monsters look great, the procedural generation means that each new run is different and the music is pleasant enough. That's about it. Roguelike purists that can dedicate enough time and effort to overcome this game's hefty challenge might get a kick out of dying repeatedly here – but in a genre that's becoming ever more accommodating and innovative, the luck dependent progress, sluggish combat and deeply punitive nature of the game feels archaic compared to its modern day peers.
That's the crux of The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame. It is little more than a curated version of LEGO Worlds with the procedural generation removed and quests strung together to form a semi-coherent path through the loose beats of the movie plot. While this does divorce itself from the formula that TT Games have used for 14 years, delivering on the change that many have called for for years, it's sorely lacking in the kind of whimsical charm, comedy, quest variety and purposeful design that the series has become famous for.
Unfortunately, while the past 4 instalments in the Far Cry series have all been excellent, New Dawn is not. The post-apocalyptic paint job and garish yet joyful weaponry do nothing to hide the fact that you're doing exactly the same thing once again – except this time it's pink and are facing off against even less interesting villains. The best moments of Far Cry New Dawn are when it's referencing what happened in Far Cry 5 and for a pseudo-sequel, this shouldn't be the case.
While the core of ChromaGun hasn't changed since 2017, with ChromaGun VR it's a vastly more enjoyable and immersive experience, almost as if this was its natural home. While there's still some frustrations around puzzleS being able to become unsolvable with a simple misfire, potentially throwing away 10 minutes of progress, other frustrations have been cast aside thanks to the VR control methods. As far as I'm concerned, ChromaGun VR is the definitive way to experience this game.
Bridging the gap between the visual novel and the anime series, Steins;Gate Elite is a sublime refresh of the beloved game.
A real test for your thumbs and your patients, HackyZack comes to PS4 to kick your balls around.
A harmonious marriage between narrative and mechanics, Wandersong is an astonishing creation on PS4.
Some mild frustrations and pacing aside, Pikuniku is disarmingly agreeable, revelling in the random while telling a surreal and well-structured story. Both my kids (they're the reason this review is so far after release, hogging the Switch to play this) and I have had a tonne of fun with this game, inspiring bemused, furrowed brows and face splitting smiles a plenty.
Dragons: Dawn of the New Riders is a solid if unspectacular companion to the movie threequel.
What could have been a decent sized expansion to 8-Bit Armies has shaped into its own fully fledged release, for which it probably deserves. More charming and fun than a simple reskin though, 8-Bit Hordes is an accessible Warcraft-meets-Command & Conquer RTS that's as deep as you want it to be but comes with many of the same issues as its predecessor.
Smoke and Sacrifice is a visually splendid survival RPG that has a strong narrative and a well designed and implemented resource system. The PS4 version is also a great port of the PC version, the control system feeling natural and intuitive. The repetition and bland fetch quests, coupled with hit and miss combat (pun intended) however, mean that getting to the games best moments can occasionally feel like a slog.
Nubla 2 showed some promise in the half an hour of actual game play I managed to get with it – but a glitch in Chapter 1 followed by the game becoming quite literally unplayable because it won't let me get past the initial menu means any and all of that potential is squandered.
As a port of a mobile game, Lightwood Games have done a good job of bringing their One Word by POWGI game to PS4. It works flawlessly on consoles. For those desperate to play word puzzles on their PS4, this (and POWGI's other titles) are the only real options. The "written for a lift" music, forgettable nature of some of the quotes and unnecessarily obtuse nature in how they're often presented however means there's plenty of other, better, cheaper competition out there – just not on the PS4. Still, an easy Platinum trophy will make the hunters' dreams come true.
7 / 10 - Jagged Alliance: Rage!
Jagged Alliance Rage! isn't the threequel we've been patiently waiting for. Instead, this is a spin off the does things a little bit differently, some of which lands and some of which doesn't, especially on consoles. The humour and light heartedness does carry much of this game because without it, you could be playing any number of grid bound, turn based games. It's this attitude though that makes it assuredly a Jagged Alliance game worthy of the name that'll carry you through till 3 finally sees the light of day.
An unnecessary story and a small niggle aside, Big Crown Showdown is an enjoyable, accessible, family friendly party game that's suitable for any gamer, no matter how small. It's a colourful tool for getting up to mischief with a group of friends on your couch or across the world with online play. Having a party this Christmas and want a new game to play? Give some serious consideration to adding Big Crown Showdown to the mix.


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Discover Sydney and New South Wales
Some places get all the luck. New South Wales is blessed with a subtropical climate, glorious national parks, sky-spearing mountains, rugged Outback and over 1,000km of Pacific coastline – not to mention one of the planet's most spectacular cities, Sydney.
From wine-tasting to wildlife, hiking to history, sightseeing to surfing, this is the Australian destination that truly has it all.
New South Wales is the nation's oldest state, and arguably its most diverse, offering the entire Australian experience.
3 incredible road trips to try in New South Wales
New South Wales has some of the best long-distance drives in Australia, with epic coastal scenery, magnificent mountains, and art and culture to soak up en route. James Ottery chooses three of of his favourites
15 of the greatest food and drink experiences in Sydney & New South Wales, by chef Matt Moran
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John Slaney registered his 500th career AHL point last night, but the Phantoms lost a 4-3 overtime decision to the Norfolk Admirals at the Wachovia Spectrum.
Stefan Ruzicka scored two goals for the Phantoms (15-23-2-3). Slaney assisted on one of Ruzicka's goals for his milestone, becoming the first defenseman in the 71-year history of the league to reach 500 points.
The Admirals gained the win at 2 minutes, 33 seconds of overtime when Dustin Byfuglien scored.
Adam Burish, Carl Corazzini and David Boland also scored for Norfolk (31-10-4-1). Patrick Lalime made 37 saves to notch his third win in four games this season.
Pete Zingoni added a goal for the Phantoms. Goalie Martin Houle stopped 22 shots.
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The first fighter is expected to tip the scale at 12 p.m. ET in the embedded video above.
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Complete UFC 272 early weigh-in text results below:
UFC 272 PPV Main Card:
170 lbs.: Colby Covington (170.5) vs. Jorge Masvidal (170.5)
160 lbs.: Rafael dos Anjos (160) vs. Renato Moicano (160)
145 lbs.: Edson Barboza (145.5) vs. Bryce Mitchell (145.5)
170 lbs.: Kevin Holland (170) vs. Alex Oliveira (170)
265 lbs.: Greg Hardy (266) vs. Serghei Spivac (243.5)
UFC 272 ESPN/ESPN+ Prelims Card:
155 lbs.: Jalin Turner (156) vs. Jamie Mullarkey (155.5)
115 lbs.: Marina Rodriguez (116) vs. Yan Xiaonan (116)
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125 lbs.: Tim Elliott (126) vs. Tagir Ulanbekov (125.5)
155 lbs.: Devonte Smith (156) vs. Ludovit Klein (156)
205 lbs.: Dustin Jacoby (205.5) vs. Michal Oleksiejczuk (206)
MMAmania.com will deliver LIVE round-by-round, blow-by-blow coverage of the entire UFC 272 fight card on fight night, starting with the ESPN+ "Prelims" matches at 6 p.m. ET, followed by the remaining undercard balance on ESPN/ESPN+ at 8 p.m. ET, before the PPV main card start time at 10 p.m. ET on ESPN+.
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Ohio State Athletics | October 2, 2016
No. 19 Ohio State stuns top-ranked Nebraska in Lincoln
No. 19 Ohio State emerged from Lincoln with a massive upset over the Cornhuskers.
LINCOLN, Neb. — Déjà vu struck inside a packed house at the Devaney Center as Ohio State exited with victory in hand (17-25, 25-21, 25-21, 25-13) for the third consecutive time (2012, 2014, 2016). The most recent victory snaps No. 1 Nebraska's 28-match winning streak dating back to last season and marks the fourth win for Ohio State over the Huskers in the last five meetings. The 19th-ranked Buckeyes improve to 12-4 this season and even up the Big Ten ledger at 2-2 after a pair of victories this week.
Since joining the Big Ten in 2011, Nebraska owns a winning record against all conference school except Ohio State at 4-4. The Buckeyes are 4-3 all-time in Lincoln overall in program history.
Ohio State hands No.1 Huskers their first defeat of the season.#OSUWVBtribe #GoBucks pic.twitter.com/5jtJFbLtMp
— OhioStateWVolleyball (@ohiostatewvball) October 2, 2016
After dropping the opening set, 25-17, the Buckeyes turned it on and outscored Nebraska by a combined 20 points over the last three sets. It all came to crescendo with a 25-13 drubbing in the fourth to shut the door. Ohio State's Luisa Schirmer attacked .480 on 14 kills during the three victorious sets. She added in a dozen digs to record her second straight double-double. Schirmer was also responsible for three block assists and two service aces, directly responsible for 19.5 points.
Taylor Sandbothe matched Schirmer's 19.5 points, going berserk to the tune of 12 kills, nine blocks (2s, 7a) and a pair of aces. Sandbothe's .346 hitting pace was only surpassed by fellow Taylor, Hughes, terminating a career-high 11 kills at a .500 rate (11-2-18). Freshman Camry Halmpaced the squad digging up 14 balls, helping to limit Nebraska at a .175 attacking efficiency overall.
On the night, Sandbothe leaped over Danielle Meyer (2004-07) into second place on the all-time Ohio State career blocks list. The senior Buckeye from Lee's Summit, Missouri, now owns 481 blocks and is chasing down current record-holder Dawn McDougall (1988-91) and her 517 rejections.
Set 1: The opening set was tightly contested until a 9-1 run for the Huskers converted a slim 13-12 lead into a 21-13 stronghold. The eight-point margin held steady through a final tally of 25-17 in favor of Nebraska.
Set 2: Hughes took matters into her own hands during the second stanza, carrying the OSU offense by directly impacting 17 of the team's 18 kills on 11 assists and six kills. Despite Hughes' heroic effort, the Buckeyes found themselves trailing 15-13 midway through the period when a four-point OSU spurt comprised of back-to-back-to-back-to-back kills by Team Taylor — a pair of put-aways from Hughes bookend by Sandbothe kills. Ohio State would tack on two more tallies to its advantage by set's end (25-21), tying up the match heading to intermission.
Set 3: Offensive fireworks were aplenty in the third. Ohio State attacked .536 while the Huskers came in at .312. The score evened up on 13 different occasions before the Buckeyes went ahead for good via a Hughes-to-Sandbothe hook-up to shove OSU on top 20-19. Ohio State then secured five of the next seven rallies for another 25-21 triumph.
Set 4: The Buckeye attack cooled slightly in set number four, dipping to a still-impressive .346 clip. Meanwhile, Sandbothe wagged her finger en route to five rejections, driving the Huskers into the red offensively with a negative-.057 hitting percentage. The flood gates opened up pretty quick when Ohio State raced ahead 7-3 to force a Husker timeout. The break in action did little to slow down the Scarlet Train, barreling down the tracks to its final destination — a 25-13 clincher. The Buckeyes posted a flawless 100 percent side-out rate in the final set, taking the point on all 13 Husker serves.
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Three years ago All Saints' were looking at an uncertain future, now they are celebrating the changes they have come to embrace.
'Serving God in His Church' has taken on new and different meanings for me since our experience at All Saints', Nevada, with the resignation of our beloved Fr. Ted Estes three years ago. The void left by his absence was felt immediately.
Unspoken questions were, "Can our church, as small and rural as it is, survive the shaky ground we will now be on? Will we as a congregation be committed to unity strong enough to survive those months of transition required for us to again have a priest we could all love and support?" Months passed and our journey became a kaleidoscope of experiences in an ever-changing landscape of devotion and love as our supply priests felt our struggle and gave us what we needed to keep faith and hope alive.
Now, here we are, almost three years later, more vibrant that ever and even more committed as we celebrate each week with our newest jewel: Fr. Jim Lile. Looking back, I have often wondered how we as a church congregation actually accomplished this major transition in our church life. And, my thoughts always return to what I perceive as the group of dedicated people who made both conscious and unconscious decisions each week to attend church, to participate in communion, in youth functions, and, in all these joys, rally if you will, to say to the world, 'We are one and we will serve God in His church by being one in our church.' I know my absences from church on Sunday morning became fewer and fewer. I wanted my presence to speak for itself as a commitment to our All Saints' journey. And, during this time, our entire congregation stood firm in its resolve to weather whatever changes occurred within our church, and to do so with a dignity and loyalty probably none of us realized we had. Our church attendance wavered some, as all church attendance does; but, overall, we remained steady and true. Our beautiful church remained strong and now we are flourishing. Our youth give back, even those who are college-bound, and we are growing, slowly but surely. But mostly, right now, I feel we are at that stage where we can relish our journey together, with extreme joy in God's blessings, and His reward for our loyalty, dedication and patience.
For me, I sense a new camaraderie in our services as we pass the "Peace" and greet each other with love and thankfulness for that shared past as we journeyed together through an ever-yawning miasma of loss, and the contemplation of what lay ahead. We did it together, with God's help, with the help of Grace Church, with our diocesan leaders, and with those wonderful supply priests. But, our congregation did the most difficult part. We became joined as one, for God in His Church, and in ours, too. All one, truly. All Saints, Nevada, is a beacon of light for everyone who ever doubts God's presence reigns supreme.
Dr. Sharon West Lansing, is a member at All Saints' Episcopal Church, Nevada, Missouri.


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Q: Problems with a Radeon HD 5450 card on Ubuntu Server I'm having a hardware/driver problem with my Radeon HD 5450 card. Very grateful if anyone could help!
I'm setting up a new Ubuntu Server. I've assembled a machine and installed "Ubuntu Server 12.04.3 LTS". The installation went fine. But the system hanged at boot - and the monitor went to sleep. I found help online, saying it could be caused be an unsupported video card. And yes - when I add "nomodeset" at boot I get a login prompt.
I did a "jockey-text --list", and found that the supported Ubuntu-driver was "fglrx". I installed that with apt-get.
I thought that would solve it, but it didn't. Now, when I boot without "nomodeset", I get a blank screen. The monitor doesn't go to sleep, but nothing is shown no matter what I do. The system is up, though - I can ping it and do a Alt+PrntScr R-S-E-I-N-U-B-reset. If I boot with "nomodeset" and then do a "startx" manually, I get the same blank screen.
Any ideas? The "fglrx"-driver should word fine with my card. (The card was released 2010, the driver is from 2012.) I looked at the Ubuntu wiki at "http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Precise_Installation_Guide", and tested generating a new xorg.conf file and a couple of other things. But I'd rather not hassle with installing drivers manually (downloading drivers from amd.com and building packages from ZIP-files) - I'm not that experienced...

A: Ah - you're right, mikewhatever! I thought I needed some sort of (simple) video card, but there actually is a simple one on the mother board. Removed the card and the fqlrx-driver and used the on-board card instead. Problem solved. Thanks! :-)

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