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Multi-State Jimmy John's Sprouts Salmonella Outbreak
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has announced an investigation into a multi-state Salmonella Montevideo outbreak linked to sprouts sold at Jimmy John's restaurants.
Currently, there are 8 reported cases across three states: Illinois (2), Minnesota (1), and Wisconsin (5). The onset dates are from December 20 through January 3, 2018. No hospitalizations or deaths have been reported.
To reduce risk, Illinois health officials have requested that all Jimmy John's restaurants in Illinois remove sprouts from their menus until the end of the investigation.
Jimmy John's announced that it has directed all locations to stop serving sprouts as a precautionary measure after receiving seven complaints in Illinois and Wisconsin. The decision was made after an investigation indicated that sprouts purchased from two growers in Minnesota could be linked to the complaints.
Symptoms of Salmonella include:
· Diarrhea
· Abdominal cramps
· Fever of 100-102 F
· Bloody diarrhea
· Vomiting
· Headache
· Body aches
Symptoms typically appear 6-72 hours after eating contaminated food and last for 3-7 days without treatment. If you or a family member start to experience symptoms, contact your local health department.

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Enghavevej
Enghavevej is a major street in the Vesterbro and Kongens Enghave districts of Copenhagen, Denmark. It runs from Vesterbrogade in the north to Sydhavns Plads in the south, linking Kingosgade with Sydhavnsgade and Borgbjergsvej in the south.
Vesterbro/Kongens Enghave
Nearest metro station
Enghave Plads
55°39′51.38″N 12°32′32.46″E
Vesterbrogade
Sønder Boulevard
Sydhavns Plads
The name Kongens Enghave (The King's Meadow Garden) is known from 1683 and referred to an area used for production of animal feed for the king's horses. The road was created in 1795 when the area was divided into 22 estates and sold. The road continued all the way to Gammel Køge Landevej. The only buildings along the road were the farms Frederiksholm, Larsens Minde, Lises Minde Frederikslund and Wilhelms Minde.[1]
In 1871, Frederiksholm was acquired by two brothers and converted into a brickworks. Frederiksholm Brickworks produced many of the bricks that were used in the construction of Vesterbro. The brickworks closed in 1918. Arbejdernes Kooperative Byggeselskab (The Workers' Cooperative Building Association) started redeveloping the area shortly after its foundation in 1913.
In 1915, Copenhagen Tramways line 3 was extended from Enghave Plads to a tram loop at Frederiksholm (now Sydhavns Plads). On 15 October 1937, Line 3 was extended to Mozarts Plads. A large remise and workshop complex for the trams was also built at the street.
The outer part of Enghavevej was in 1933 renamed Ellebjergvej, Stubmøllevej, Wagnersvej and Glucksvej. The section from Sydhavns Plads to Mozarts Plads was in 1949 renamed Borgbjergsvej.
Notable buildings
The former Enghavevej School is from 1894-95 and was designed by Ludvig Fenger.
Vega (No. 40) is one of Copenhagen's leading venues for contemporary music. The building is a former assembly building constructed for ther labour union in 1956 to a Modernist design by Vilhelm Lauritzen. It was listed on the Danish registry of protected buildings and places in 1995.[2]
The former Copenhagen Tramways remise complex (No. 80-82) has been converted into a centre for street culture and street sports. The activities include Street basketball, parkour, dance, street soccer, street art, beat production, and DJ'ing. It comprises Copenhagen Skatepark and StreetMekka (No. 82D).
Vesterbro Fire Station (No. 170) was inaugurated on 1 November 1929. The building was designed by city architect Poul Holsøe.[3] The adjacent Bavnehøj School was built 1928-29 to a desigbn by Poul Holsøe in collaboration with Tage Rue.
The housing estate at No. 120 was the first development constructed by Arbejdernes Kiooperative Byggeforening shortly after its foundation in 1913. It is built to a National Romantic design by Christian Mandrup-Poulsen with loggias and Mansard roofs. The housing estate at No. 92-142 was built for Arbejdernes Andels Boligforening (AAB, "The Workers Cooperative Housing Association") in 1945-1946. It was designed by Knud Hansen. Enghaven I (No. 172-84) is from 1932-33 and was designed by Arthur Wittmaack and Vilhelm Hvalsøe.
In the central reservation of Bavnehøj Allé, facing Enghavevej, stands a copy of Thomas Vinçotte's 1885 group sculpture Le dompteur de chevaux (Horse Tamer).
The nearest Copenhagen Metro station is Enghave Plads.
Enghave station S-train opened at the street in 1934. In closed on 3 July 2016 as it was replaced by Carlsberg station 200 metres further west. The far end of the street is served by Sydhavn station.
"Fra stenalderen til nu". Kgs. Enghave Lokalhistoriske Arkiv (in Danish). Retrieved 7 November 2019.
"Sag: Folkets Hus". Kulturstyrelsen (in Danish). Retrieved 7 November 2019.
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The University's squash team has started volunteering with MetroSquash, a local organization that teaches youth how to play squash while also preparing them for academic success and college.
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Gaming News and Stuff!!! (Pick a format, any format...)
All things controller driven will be talked about here.
Re: Gaming News and Stuff!!! (Pick a format, any format...)
by TheButcher on Wed Dec 29, 2010 10:39 pm
From Bleeding Cool:
Secret Wars Game To Be Developed?
TheButcher
ZONE NEWS DIRECTOR
Location: The Bureau of Sabotage
Re: Jurassic Park
by TheButcher on Mon Jan 10, 2011 12:05 am
First Details Of Jurassic Park Videogame Revealed
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by Hermanator X on Thu Jan 13, 2011 3:04 pm
GTA 4 with the physics altered. Cars with friction switched off are scary beasts.
...and so forth.
Hermanator X
Location: Kongsberg, Norway, This Town needs an enema
by TheButcher on Mon Jan 17, 2011 4:00 am
More On The Jurassic Park Game, Including Images
Re: WWF ALL STARS
by TheButcher on Tue Jan 18, 2011 11:56 pm
From IGN:
WWE All Stars: Hitting the Mat
Holy crap, the Macho Man Randy Savage is in WWE All Stars. After years of avoiding WWE products, the Macho Man is coming back as part of the game's roster that's made up of WWE Legends and current Superstars. This is huge. This is awesome.
by Spandau Belly on Sun Jan 23, 2011 9:53 pm
What do you guys think about L.A. NOIRE?
I feel like it is at a high risk of just being a shitload of cut scenes with not enough interactive feeling and action.
I'm pretty skeptical, I'll wait for the reviews when it comes out.
Spandau Belly
self-fellating peacock
Location: ????
Re: Guillermo Del Toro's 'Insane'
From CVG:
Del Toro: 'Games the cornerstone of narrative in next decade'
Mike Jackson wrote: Video games will "completely take over storytelling in our society" in the not too distant future, believes Guillermo del Toro.
The movie director, who's now heading development on his first game, Insane, with THQ and Volition, reckons games, not Hollywood, will be the powerhouse of creative storytelling within the next ten years.
"I'm 46, I've been playing video games since they were essentially made available to the public. I've seen the form evolve from total reflex coordination gaming into a true narrative powerhouse," he said in the latest issue of Game Informer magazine.
"I believe video games are going to be the cornerstone of narrative in the next decade," he added. "As a storyteller it is my duty to get going on learning the language not as a gamer, but as a storyteller."
Later in the interview, del Toro reiterated: "I think video games are going to completely take over storytelling in our society, and I firmly believe, if I'm lucky and blessed enough, and if I prove adept at this, I'll be evolving with the form into storytelling of this kind."
Re: Animales de la Muerte
by TheButcher on Fri Jan 28, 2011 8:34 pm
Animales de la Muerte Still Undead - But it may or may not find its way to WiiWare.
Daemon Hatfield wrote: Although it was originally planned for WiiWare, Animales de la Muerte is now being prepped for Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network, and Steam.
Re: Ninja Gaiden III: A Cut Above the Rest
by TheButcher on Fri Feb 04, 2011 8:14 pm
IGN sits down with Team Ninja studio head Yosuke Hayashi.
In June 2008, famed Ninja Gaiden developer and Team Ninja studio head, Tomonobu Itagaki, resigned from his position. He has since formed his own company, Valhalla Games, and plans to release his new game, Devil's Third, under THQ. Tasked with replacing him was Yosuke Hayashi, who gained notoriety after directing the Ninja Gaiden Sigma series on PlayStation 3, Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword on Nintendo DS, and Metroid: Other M on Wii.
Yosuke's two upcoming projects include Ninja Gaiden III for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, and Dead or Alive: Dimensions for 3DS. IGN recently sat down with Yosuke to get the latest on those titles, what he thinks about Japanese game development, and if his studio will ever work with Nintendo again.
by Wolfpack on Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:59 am
Spandau Belly wrote: What do you guys think about L.A. NOIRE?
Possibly. I read that it's not an open-world game in the sense of GTA IV, but rather an adventure game. Kind of like the first Mafia game on the original Xbox.
by SilentBobX on Sat Feb 05, 2011 3:57 pm
I'd have to concur. With gamers getting to pretty much blow up a planet, something like this doesn't seem like it'll be able to satiate most gamers' desires.
As far as newer games go, anyone heard anything good about Two Worlds II or Elder Scrolls: Skyrim? It just seems that with the power of the new consoles, we'd get more RPGs, but it seems like the shit is just outweighing the gold these days.
SilentBobX
by stereosforgeeks on Sat Feb 05, 2011 5:14 pm
Im actually really looking forward to LA Noire. You are supposed to have a lot of control over how the investigations go and these choices will have a lot of impact on how the story progresses.
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by Hermanator X on Fri Feb 11, 2011 1:34 pm
stereosforgeeks wrote: Im actually really looking forward to LA Noire. You are supposed to have a lot of control over how the investigations go and these choices will have a lot of impact on how the story progresses.
Me too. This vid illumuninates the gameplay a bit. Looks like something I will really enjoy, being a total James Ellroy nut.
by ONeillSG1 on Sat Feb 12, 2011 10:58 am
DAMN. Just, DAMN.
I must have that game.
Everything you need to know about me in one convenient spot.
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Location: 221C Baker Street, front row seat for some action . . .
by papalazeru on Sun Feb 13, 2011 2:41 pm
Crysis 2 leaked onto the internet 50 days before launch!!!!!
I'm not touching that with a 50ft pole. I'll wait for the full game to arrive but Jesus, that's got to be a set back for them.
Papa: The musical!
Padders: "Not very classy! Not very classy at all!"
So Sorry "I'll give you a word to describe it: classless."
Cptn Kirks 2pay: ".....utterly unclassy....."
DennisMM: "...Decidedly unclassy..."
papalazeru
Not very classy! Not very classy at all!!
by King Of Nowhere on Sun Feb 13, 2011 3:20 pm
papalazeru wrote: Crysis 2 leaked onto the internet 50 days before launch!!!!!
Be ready for secuROM & other shit things.
The only good thing about the leak is that it includes a way to get around those "anti-piracy" things that prevent you from installing the game on more than one system or only allow for 5 installations.
THREE WOLF MOON GAME SIGNUP THREAD!!1eleven
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by Nachokoolaid on Sun Feb 13, 2011 11:39 pm
ONeillSG1 wrote: DAMN. Just, DAMN.
Yeah. LA Noire is my most anticipated title of the year. Back when I saw the first Red Dead vids, I knew it was going to be a special game, and a contender for GOTY (which it won, in my opinion), and I have a eerily similar feeling about LA Noire, even though it looks to be a drastically different game.
How about a magic trick?
Nachokoolaid
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Location: Gotham City
by Fievel on Sun Feb 13, 2011 11:46 pm
Nachokoolaid wrote:
They way they get the motion capture of people speaking is going to change not only games, but animation in general.
Bring on the future. I'm ready.
Yeah. Games, but I think the film industry is going to use it too. Imagine not having to pay animators to animate human CG character's faces anymore. This tech is going to explode after this game is a hit.
by Peven on Mon Feb 14, 2011 12:25 am
i can see myself losing all sorts of time playing that game.....damn, and i had made a resolution to be more productive in my "free" time this year, too
by TheButcher on Mon Feb 14, 2011 8:47 pm
'Voltron' returning to (video) screens - Games, from THQ, will bow this fall
Re: Pac-Man
by TheButcher on Sat Mar 05, 2011 12:52 am
Five things you never knew about Pac-Man
Chris Morris wrote: Having been a part of the pop-culture landscape for over 30 years now, Pac-Man is a pretty familiar character.
He has adorned cereal boxes, been the star of a Saturday morning cartoon program and appeared on virtually every gaming platform to have ever been released.
That's not just systems from Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo. It also includes essentially every cell phone that has a screen, long-dead portable systems and plug-and-play devices for your TV. Along the way, the little pellet-muncher has built an empire that has allowed publisher Namco-Bandai to survive the worst the economy could throw at it.
But even the most well known icons have their secrets. This week, at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, Toru Iwatani, creator of the game, offered a postmortem on the industry's biggest franchise-and told a few tales most fans have probably never heard.
Here are the five most surprising:
The point of the game was to attract girls
While today's player is slightly more likely to be male, gaming in the late 1970s was pretty much exclusively a men's club. Iwatani wanted to change this, creating something that could appeal to both women and families, he says.
"The reason I created Pac-Man was because we wanted to attract female gamers," he says. "Back then, there were no home games. People had to go to the arcade center to play games. That was a playground for boys. It was dirty and smelly. So we wanted to include female players, so it would become cleaner and brighter."
Each ghost had specific orders
When you play the game, it might seem as if the four ghosts are actively chasing you. That's not exactly true. Iwatani intentionally avoided programming them with that purpose, since that would have resulted in Pac-Man zipping around the screen with four ghosts always right behind him.
Instead, it's only Blinky, the red ghost, who doggedly pursues you throughout the game. Pinky, the pink ghost (naturally), simply wants to position itself at a point that's 32 pixels in front of Pac-Man's mouth. The blue ghost, Inky, is seeking to position itself at a similar fixed spot. And Clyde, the orange ghost, moves completely at random.
Because the player constantly has Pac-Man on the go, however, the ghosts are always changing direction and trying to achieve their goal, which adds to the challenge of the game.
Related: Download Pac-Man from Yahoo! Games
What, exactly, does Pac-Man mean?
You may have heard the story about how a pizza with a missing slice inspired Pac-Man's design. But it turns out the game was designed entirely around food.
"I thought about something that may attract girls," says Iwatani. "Maybe boy stories or something to do with fashion. However, girls love to eat desserts. My wife often does! So the verb 'eat' gave me a hint to create this game."
That theme continued with the game's name. In Japanese, "puck puck" is akin to the U.S. saying "munch munch". So the original name - Puck-Man - translated as "Munch man". (A savvy Midway Games official changed it to Pac-Man when the game hit the U.S. to discourage vandals from shaving off part of the "P," thereby creating an obscene word.)
The missing puzzle piece
Pac-Man was designed to be as simple as possible, to attract a wide audience. The limits of technology in 1980 made this a little easier to achieve. Iwatani says he's happy about this now, but at the time, there was one more thing he wanted to add to the game.
"I wanted to have a shelter and it would move up and down," he says. "When the ghost comes, the ghost would be pinched by the shelter which would disfigure the ghost."
The ghosts were almost just one color
It's kind of hard to picture Pac-Man without the brightly colored ghosts today, but when the game was being developed, Iwatani says he was pressured hard to change that.
The president of Namco ordered him to make the ghosts a single color - red, to be precise - since she believed players would be confused that some ghosts, perhaps, were Pac-Man's ally.
Iwatani refused the order and on questionnaires to the game's testers, asked if they would prefer a single color ghost or four. Not a single person wanted the single-color option. That ultimately convinced the president she was wrong.
by papalazeru on Sat Mar 05, 2011 6:19 am
Pre Purchased Portal 2 today, you mothers.
I'll be ready the moment it gets released to the interwebs!!!!
by Spandau Belly on Sat Mar 05, 2011 9:53 am
I love Japanese craziness. This game called CATHERINE looks pretty kooky.
It looks like a mix of RPG and puzzle gaming. I get an old-school LEISURE SUIT LARRY feel and I always liked those types of character-driven games with more funny adult-oriented situations.
Some of the gameplay during the dream parts gives me a bit of a Q*BERT vibe. Like a nice simple old Nintendo type of gameplay that is repetative but doesn't old so fast.
I'll wait for the reviews, but this looks like it could be a funny cute game. If they don't bother redoing the whole audio track in English I might be tempted to say fuck it. The last Japanese game I got was called TALES OF VESPERIA and aside from being kind of a shitty game, they only recorded some of the dialogue in English and then just typed the rest in stupid speech bubbles and it made the already boring game even less engaging.
by ONeillSG1 on Sun Mar 13, 2011 11:21 am
That was weird.
Re: BURNOUT
by TheButcher on Sat Apr 02, 2011 5:14 pm
New Burnout Game in Development
by TheButcher on Mon May 16, 2011 3:53 am
From Empire:
Ubisoft Planning Splinter Cell Film And Assassin's Creed too!
Modern Warfare 3 teaser
Spooge!
by Fievel on Wed May 25, 2011 4:47 pm
so sorry wrote: Modern Warfare 3 teaser
As a "teaser" I was seriously disappointed. The teaser for MW2 was a teaser, and a damn good one. This was a full trailer.
But yeah.... major spooge.
Fievel wrote:
I like what Treyarch did with Black Ops, but I so preferred Infinity Ward's MW2. Good to see them pick up where they left off (in awesomeness). These games don't take too long to get thru in campaign mode, but its still a blast, and I've really come to love the absurdity of the multiplayer online gaming.
by King Of Nowhere on Wed May 25, 2011 6:52 pm
Although it sucks to see a developer lose the franchise the built, IW were big time trolls who completely refused to listen to their user-base.
Have you played MW2 online recently? or the original MW? Those games are broken beyond all repair and with the main IW team leaving and getting stuck in a fight with Activision, they will never get fixed. Treyarch have let W@W go the same way, but with black Ops, they seem to be listening to the users with regards to playlists, balancing and things like that. It's a shame, W@W was crazy. The singleplayer had an art style that was unbelievably fitting for the time the game took place & the multiplayer was the most ridiculous a CoD game has ever been.
At this point, the MW3 trailer does nothing for me. I want to hear about things like a cover system or maybe communication with your team during the mission. MW had a great singleplayer campaign with a good mix of mission types to stop things getting stale, but MW2 just repeated the formula.
MW2's Spec-Ops mode was great though. The mission in the original where you are sneaking around Pripyat was one of my favourites & Spec-ops had quite a few like that. It'd be great to hear that they're trying something similar and working towards a more Gears of War type campaign that your friends can join you in. It works so well in stealth missions because it becomes all about communication and teamwork and you become those characters for five or ten mins, rather than just sitting listening to what the npc is telling you to do all the time and wondering why he doesn't shoot x for you.
by so sorry on Thu May 26, 2011 9:03 am
King Of Nowhere wrote: Have you played MW2 online recently? or the original MW? Those games are broken beyond all repair and with the main IW team leaving and getting stuck in a fight with Activision, they will never get fixed.
I've actually been meaning to go back and see how populated the MW2 multiplayer games are. Like if I signed in and fought a Free for All match with 2 other dudes or something...
I hear what your saying KoN, but I consider myself a casual gamer at best (I play an average of 4-5 hours a week, always after hours when the kiddies are asleep!) so things like better team communication etc doesn't appeal to me. I can pretty much accept and enjoy the same old formula, but with a new(er) story and new maps for multiplayer and upgraded graphics.
by King Of Nowhere on Thu May 26, 2011 9:46 am
Better team communication wouldn't slow the pace of the game though.
All i'm talking about is going through the mission without Soap or Price holding your hand.
Instead of being forced to go to the left, you can choose to go to the right & your squad goes the other way.
All it does is involve you more in the story & give the campaign a bit of replay value.
Casual or not, more involvement with the story would only strengthen your experience with the game.
King Of Nowhere wrote: Better team communication wouldn't slow the pace of the game though.
OK that makes more sense.
by papalazeru on Thu May 26, 2011 5:06 pm
Wud? Games?
Wuzzat? I've gotten into Minecraft and now I'm just hemorrhaging time.
by King Of Nowhere on Thu May 26, 2011 5:32 pm
papalazeru wrote: Wud? Games?
I told you.
by papalazeru on Tue Jun 14, 2011 3:36 am
Looks like EA are in hot water with the fans over Battlefield 3.
They attempted to lock everyone into pre-orders by early unlocks. Fans are reeeeeeeally not happy about because it could unbalance the entire thing.
And here's the boycott
by TheButcher on Fri Jun 24, 2011 10:55 pm
E3 2011: ATARI Makes Everything Old New Again
Seth Robison wrote: Centipede: Infestation
Another classic Atari intellectual property gets the current-gen facelift which re-imagines the descending bugs arcade shooter into a two-stick style action title. Coming in the fall of this year for the Wii and the Nintendo 3DS, Centipede: Infestation gives players the task of saving one of the few gardens left on a devastated Earth from legions of mutated bugs. To aid in your mission, you have your standard blaster plus power-ups including a machine gun, a flamethrower, a 'force gun' that will push back foes as it damages them and a toxic goo squirter. Each of these last only a short while, but if you wait to use them until you collect multiple copies, their effectiveness will be increased. Among the enemies are a variety of standard creepy-crawlies, power-up dropping spiders, larger beetle-like creatures that will spawn a friendly auto-turret when defected and finally the titular centipede, which will charge though the play area with great speed and force. On the Wii, effective use of the Wiimote to target enemies while you run around with the nunchuck's analog stick is an absolute requirement. The single player and co-op game will feature seven different environments, each ending in a boss battle. The 3DS will also offer ad-hoc wifi co-op play.
by TheButcher on Fri Jul 01, 2011 10:31 am
Media Molecule "Stepping Away" From LittleBigPlanet - Developer states it wants to try something new.
by TheButcher on Tue Jul 05, 2011 12:10 am
Next Gen Video Games Let Players Control The Story
Barbara Ortutay wrote: LOS ANGELES July 4, 2011, 01:46 pm ET
Menacing alien machines descend on Earth, and amid all-out war, a soldier searches a building to find a frightened boy hiding in a vent.
"It's OK," says the soldier.
"Everyone's dying," the boy replies.
The soldier must choose: Help the boy or tell him to flee.
Though it's full of dramatic tension and realistic animation, this isn't a scene from the next Hollywood blockbuster. It's actually from upcoming video game "Mass Effect 3."
Game makers are crafting more sophisticated story lines and creating characters that evolve based on their experiences within a game. It's an attempt to interest new customers and reverse a decline in video game sales as the maturing business fights for people's attention in the face of new devices such as the iPad.
A new crop of games calls for players to make choices that go beyond selecting a weapon. Among other things, players are asked to make moral decisions that force their characters — and the game's narrative — to evolve in different ways. Upcoming games such as "Bioshock Infinite" and "Star Wars: The Old Republic" tap into this vein.
These storytelling games couldn't come at a better time. U.S. sales of gaming consoles and video games hit a peak in 2008, at $21.4 billion, according to market research firm NPD Group. Since then, however, annual sales fell 13 percent to $18.6 billion in 2010. So far in 2011, sales are flat compared with last year.
With the recent Supreme Court decision protecting violent games as free speech, it's more appropriate than ever for games to have more of a message.
Part of the goal of involved storytelling is to keep players occupied for longer, playing out stories through to the end. Video game makers are trying to stop players from getting bored and quickly offloading games onto used game shops, which can sap sales.
The new games merge first-person shoot-em-ups with movie plotlines to develop what some in the industry are calling a new art form.
In the past, games mostly sandwiched so-called theatrical "cut scenes" between bouts of trigger-finger action. In "Grand Theft Auto IV," for instance, players are given missions on a roughly linear progression as other hoodlums call by cellphone and recruit them to participate in crimes that will elevate the player in rank. Players can follow along or ignore the story lines in favor of other pursuits, such as discovering hidden details like the giant, chained heart inside the Statue of Liberty lookalike.
Gradually, non-action scenes are becoming more central to games and the story is the focus. "Grand Theft" was a start in that direction, with two different endings depending on player choices. The new "Star Wars" game will have about 20 different endings and a billion ways to get there.
"Photographs tell stories. Movies tell stories. Songs tell stories. Games tell stories," said Ken Levine, creative director for Irrational Games.
Levine's studio is poised to release "BioShock Infinite" next year. The shooting game confronts main character Booker with moral decisions — like saving a man from execution or putting down a horse — all the while roaming around an immersive floating world that resembles early 20th century America.
"My mom's not going to connect to the story of `Mega Man 2,'" Levine said, referring to the pixelated Capcom game from the late 1980s. "But hopefully she can connect to a story like this."
These storytelling games represent yet another way the video game business is reaching out to people who have not traditionally considered themselves "gamers." Mobile games including "Angry Birds" and addicting social-network games such as "FarmVille" have gotten more women to play. Motion controllers from Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo have turned video gaming into a physical workout that appeals to young and old.
Storytelling games could appeal to those attracted to character development more than killing.
Lindsay Grace, professor of interactive media studies at Miami University, said the video game industry is trying to accomplish what Hollywood has turned into a science: entering new markets by offering a little something for everyone — a little romance, a little action, a little this and that.
"Games have started to understand this in the last four to five years, but they are later to understand that than film," he said. "Before, it was a shooting game, and that's what you do."
Grace, who's been studying video games for seven years, believes the answer is not in more big-budget shoot-em-ups, but in independent video games pushing the boundaries of entertainment.
"From indie games to more mainstream offerings, in the next decade or so we are going to be seeing a greater diversity in subject matter," said Scott Steinberg, the chief executive of video game consulting company TechSavvy Global. "The selection of games will more closely resemble your selection of movies."
Market tracker NPD Group doesn't track or categorize "storytelling" games specifically. But many of the games that have had commercial success dive deep into narrative territory. "Grand Theft Auto IV" has sold 20 million units since its record-breaking April 2008 launch. "L.A. Noire" was the top-selling game in the United States in May, with an estimated 899,000 units, despite an industry downturn.
A-list actors, writers and directors are increasingly participating in the industry, lending their voices, faces and ideas to the medium.
Guillermo Del Toro, the Oscar-nominated director behind such hits as "Pan's Labyrinth" and "Hellboy," recently cut off work on the unfinished "The Hobbit" movies in part to free himself to work on video games. One of his first new projects is with game maker THQ on a future release called "Insane." Guillermo envisions the making of the game to take up eight to nine years of his creative life.
"We are in the infancy of people recognizing video games as art," Del Toro said in a recent interview.
He believes game releases will become major cultural events someday, much like big-budget movies. "In order to be a storyteller in the 21st century, we urgently need to learn to tell stories through video games," he said.
Aaron Staton, an actor from the Emmy-winning television series "Mad Men," said he signed on to play detective Cole Phelps in the epic crime game "L.A. Noire," to be part of the cutting-edge method of storytelling that the game explores.
Staton studied 2,200 pages of script in order to act out all the story lines that evolve from player choices. A key game mechanic is determining how the detective will react to suspects in the interrogation room. Deciding to believe or doubt them moves the story into what he describes as "its own separate reality."
Many recent games have featured actors' voices, but in "L.A. Noire," their facial expressions and voices become "an important aspect of the story of the game and the game play itself," Staton said. "So I thought that it would be exciting."
Actions in these games are meant to have consequences that go beyond passing levels or gaining points. They unlock new, unexplored chapters, like a book that has dozens of endings, and provide lessons for the characters along the way.
A love triangle is expected to develop in "Mass Effect 3," but only if characters created romances in the earlier two versions.
In "Star Wars: The Old Republic," gamers can choose to play do-good Jedi Knights, evil Sith lords or six other classes of characters. Sparing an enemy's life, for instance, will determine which direction the game heads and whether companions cooperate or betray the player later on.
Daniel Erickson, the lead writer of the "Star Wars" game, said the amount of storytelling content was unprecedented. The studio behind it, BioWare, created more than 10,000 characters to talk to and used voices from more than 1,000 actors.
The alternate paths amount to more than 60 "Star Wars" novels worth of content in a script that, if read completely, would last longer than the entire 86-episode run of the HBO television show "The Sopranos," which would take three days without sleep.
"BioWare is a lot closer in structure to an ongoing TV series studio when it comes to the writing department than it is to a classic game design studio," Erickson said. "It is story that drives everything."
by papalazeru on Wed Jul 06, 2011 9:50 am
The shit is about to hit the proverbial fan..
DICE says they are not going to release modding tools for Battlefield 3 because it's too difficult for modders
Yeah, and EA and DICE are going to release expensive map packs because they can make better levels.
Oh and look, this is what happens when you let the community mod for games..
Pretty sweet huh?
by so sorry on Wed Jul 06, 2011 10:19 am
papalazeru wrote:
Yes sir, that is in fact pretty sweet.
by TheButcher on Fri Jul 08, 2011 1:01 am
MTV Geek: GameTrailers > The Secret World
by TheButcher on Fri Jul 08, 2011 12:54 pm
Burnout Crash Isn't What You Expect
Cars crash and points add up, but a new perspective changes things.
TheButcher wrote: From IGN:
by DennisMM on Wed Aug 10, 2011 10:49 pm
This is totally random, but I just read an article on Cracked.com about video game adaptations that miss the spirit of the film. Platoon the kill-rampage? Fight Club featuring unlockable Fred Durst and Abraham Lincoln? Doctor Who blasts everyone in his path with a laser cannon? Tony Montana avoids death and runs madder than usual, in Scarface? Maybe it's not so bad, going in the other direction from game -- of any sort -- to film. They can't possibly be any worse, right? I ask as someone who never saw Doom.
Snakes and Ladders, anyone?
"If we don't believe in freedom of expression for people we despise, we don't believe in it at all." -- Noam Chomsky
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by so sorry on Thu Aug 11, 2011 9:25 am
Iranian Revolution Game
Sounds like a blast...
Re: Guillermo Del Toro's 'inSANE' 2013
by TheButcher on Fri Aug 12, 2011 11:00 am
From MTV Rough Cut: Guillermo Del Toro
There Will Be 'Obscenely Fun' Creatures In 'inSANE'
by Hermanator X on Fri Oct 28, 2011 6:28 pm
If we had a virtual smoking popgun, this post would be in it.
Read this tale of calamity from a game awards ceremony in Lahndahn, and it made me laugh my head off. Link
Whats funny about it is that I know someone who works for them, and I can practically picture him doing most of the debauched behaviour. Something of an estranged friend, and I dont even know if he went, but the image gives me bellly laughs. Considering mr Z has been in my home when ive tried to sleep on a work night, and I have had to go into the living room to beg for quiet. (ye gods, thats going on 7 yrs ago now, how time flies!) So anyhoo, if it was him, its hilarious to me, to you, it may be mildly amusing, or offensive.
by SilentBobX on Sat Oct 29, 2011 9:09 am
I think the news has been out there for a while but I've only recently heard of this..... Apparently there's a Child's Play game in the works and supposedly coming out next year.
Anyone else heard of this?
by Wolfpack on Fri Dec 09, 2011 4:55 pm
SilentBobX wrote: I think the news has been out there for a while but I've only recently heard of this..... Apparently there's a Child's Play game in the works and supposedly coming out next year.
Yep. I think the current name for it is Chucky:
http://pc.gamespy.com/articles/116/1169259p1.html


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Although boroles (1) were first reported in 1969, their reactivity has remained virtually unexplored until recently. The unique combination of a Lewis acidic tricoordinate boron center, a diene, and a strained planar BC4 five-membered ring in a single molecule coupled with the four π-electron anti-aromatic state results in highly diverse reactivity for boroles.1 Our group's efforts have been focused on exploiting the chemistry of these species with the intent of utilizing boroles as reagents to generate six-, seven-, and eight-membered unsaturated boracycles (2-4).2 Conjugated boracycles are attractive synthetic targets as these species have applications in electronic devices and medicinal chemistry. Through these studies we have been able to prepare a diverse array heterocycles via the insertion of readily available substrates into boroles. This includes a new breed of benzene analogues (2) in which a C=C unit is replaced with boron and either a group 15 or group 16 element.3 The mechanisms of these reactions and properties of the boracycles will be discussed.
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The upgrade item that can be found on the Moon is helium filaments (examine the upgrade item section of the FAQs portion of the guide for more details).
Mission rewards: +25 Vanguard reputation for target missions. +10 Vanguard reputation for all other missions.
Due to the simplicity and general lack of difficulty involved with them, missions are broken down to types.
Collection mission: Examine your objective for the item required and from which enemies it drops. Then find them and take 'em down.
Culling mission: Kill a certain number of enemies and the mission will be complete.


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GREAT OCEAN VIEWS from this super clean Pualani Estates home!!! Popular Malia Model!!! This 4 bedroom 3 bath home with awesome ocean views form the living room also has a very private backyard and has been meticulously maintained and is ready for it's new owners. With high rental rates and low rental inventory in Kona, this home could be a possibility for an investor, or a perfect family home with enough room for the in-laws and all the kids. This home is located in the family friendly neighborhood of Pualani Estates just moments from downtown Kailua Kona, beaches, golfing, great restaurants, shopping and all of the conveniences you want.
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Because Kona International Airport hosts flights from Asia, the U.S. mainland, and connecting flights from around the world through Honolulu, North Kona is the vacation gateway to the Big Island. The main town of Kailua-Kona is where many visitors get their first real taste of Hawaii. But beyond being a very popular vacation destination with a shifting daily population of cruise ship passengers and international visitors, West Hawaii is also a fine place to live.
Kailua-Kona bustles daily with lively small-town charm and warmth. A short drive "up the hill" to Holualoa on the slopes of Mt. Hualalai takes you to a fascinating village located on one of Hawaii's historic by-ways. Big Island, mainland, and Pacific Rim lifestyles and values are elegantly blended in these West Hawaii communities. Kona serves as a visible, dynamic example of Hawaii's famed melting pot of races and cultures.
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ISLAMABAD, Nov 1 (APP): Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has welcomed formation of the commission on Panama Papers Leaks and wanted early conclusion of the case, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said this while talking to media here on Tuesday.
Khawaja Asif said that his party would accept the decision of the Supreme Court whole-heartedly but after the taking up this case by the apex court there was not justification for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) to hold protest on November 2.
The Minister said, "Now the judiciary has taken up the matter, there is no logic to agitate." "Both the parties (accused and accuser) are before the court so I think the nation should be given relief from agony of this protest," he added.
He urged the PTI do pause the politics of sit-ins and made it clear that the government has complete faith in the judiciary.
Minister for Railways Khawaja Saad Rafique speaking at the occasion expressed hope that the leadership of PTI would show maturity and call off its protest.
Member of the National Assembly belonging to PML (N) Talal Chaudhry said that they would not let Khan play his ugly game. "Why did he not present the proofs in Supreme Court if he had any? He is spreading only anarchy in the name of protest," he said.
He also criticized the stunt of Imran Khan about push-ups and termed it as 'cheap tactics'.
"If Khan will be asked for dope test then it will be clear what & which prohibited medicines he uses", Talal questioned.
He pronounced that some political parties do not want Panama leaks probe. The parties who have not accepted Islamabad High Court's (IHC) decision then how they will accpet Supreme Court's verdict, he added.
Counsel of PTI Hamid Khan said that the PTI agreed over the formation of a commission to probe Panama Papers Leaks.
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) spokesperson Naeemul Haque said that "We will continue our struggle against corruption."The government has been under pressure since documents released as part of the Panama Papers".


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A Perfect Estate
by Matthew Steeples
Diverse 2,000 acre Suffolk riverside estate for sale for £31.5 million; it has been owned by the same family since the 19th century and produces an income of some £500,000 per year A vast Suffolk estate – just 120 miles from London – has gone on sale for £31.5 million ($40.1 million, €35.3 million … Continue reading "A Perfect Estate"
Witchfinders and Watermills
Picturesque watermill used in 'The Witchfinder General' and 'Dad's Army' for sale Witches and water don't have an affinity – with dunking being a common form of punishment for suspects in the 16th and 17th centuries – and at The Watermill on the River Black Bourn at Ixworth in Suffolk, just such activity occurred … Continue reading "Witchfinders and Watermills"
A cultural cottage
Cottage orné complete with its own former chapel for sale in a cultural haunt made famous by Benjamin Britten and Sir Peter Pears
Wyman's Majesty
Former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman sends his 1971 Citroën Maserati SM to auction with a guide price of just £35,000 to £40,000
Stabling Frankie
Frankie Dettori puts his Voysey designed country house up for sale Champion jockey Frankie Dettori is best known for his "flying dismounts" and for having won seven out of seven races at Ascot in 1996. He currently lives at Stetchworth on the Cambridgeshire-Suffolk border near Newmarket but is now selling his home there.
The brilliance of Bob
Bob Hoskins: A gent who passed before his time Suffolk born actor Bob Hoskins started his career as a circus worker, fruit packer and camel herder but rose to become one of Britain's best loved actors.
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Matthew Steeples reviews "The Middle Class ABC" by Zebedee Helm and Fi Cotter Craig Described as "indispensable and entirely charming" by Stephen Fry, The Middle Class ABC captions itself "a toilet loo book" and is an ideal Christmas present for anyone you know who winters in Norfolk and summers in Cornwall. "Middlings" is … Continue reading "Middling"
Boujis in the basement?
Matthew Steeples explores the story of an empty Kensington mansion A multi-million pound 8-bedroomed house in Kensington isn't anything unusual. In fact, rather, they're ten a penny. In this, one of the wealthiest boroughs in the land, large, expensive homes are just the norm. No. 1 Campden Hill, which is being marketed for … Continue reading "Boujis in the basement?"
Charmian Brent (better known as Charmian Biggs)
In the autumn of 2012, an ITV1 series, Mrs Biggs, dramatised the life story of this headmaster's daughter from Reigate, Surrey. In it, Sheridan Smith (pictured here with the real Mrs Biggs) portrayed a lady of steely reserve who is intelligent, articulate and courageous. The former wife of the Great Train Robber Ronnie Biggs has … Continue reading "Charmian Brent (better known as Charmian Biggs)"
Robin Sheppard: "What's on your mantelpiece?"
The Steeple Times asks hotelier and chairman of Bespoke Hotels Robin Sheppard: "What's on your mantelpiece?" The Steeple Times shares "wit and wisdom." What's your guiding force? Hunger. "Don't get even, get medieval" is, in our humble opinion, a great motto. What's yours? "While I breath, I hope." Kerry Katona was considered … Continue reading "Robin Sheppard: "What's on your mantelpiece?""
Delia Smith CBE
"The Delia Effect" is well known and when this English cook taught her viewers how to cook an egg in 1998, sales rocketed by 10% overnight. Worth some £23 million, she's also endorsed Aunt Bessie's mashed potatoes and supported the Labour Party. Smith was baptised into the Church of England but attended a Methodist Sunday … Continue reading "Delia Smith CBE"
Don't duck, duck
Matthew Steeples discovers the truth about the origins of the Gressingham duck I grew up in North Lancashire and spent much time in the Lune Valley. Here, I was regularly told, in the 12th century village of Gressingham, a staple of the menus many English restaurants and the most common farmed duck had originated: … Continue reading "Don't duck, duck"
A Monopolistic mansion
Could 100 Park Lane become the property that achieves the accolade of being Britain's highest priced private residence? Occupied by property giants Hammerson since 1969 as their corporate headquarters, the 44,000 square foot Grade II* listed Dudley House is one of Park Lane's finest landmark properties. It is supposedly about to come to the … Continue reading "A Monopolistic mansion"
This feminist daughter of a working class Tory is a lady who is truly independent. She votes with her feet and resigned from the New Statesman in disgust that Alastair Campbell was allowed to guest edit an issue. Honest and forthright, Moore stood in the 2010 General Election as an independent stating: "Vote for me, … Continue reading "Suzanne Moore"
The Rt. Hon. The Lord Archer
Jeffrey's invented a lot of tales but is rightly renowned for spinning them brilliantly. This former politician wrote some brilliant diaries whilst in prison and now is mostly likely to be found doing charitable deeds. His shepherd's pie and Krug parties are still the stuff of legends.
He was labeled "Baron Von Essen" but evidence of his pedigree failed to surface. Starting in 1990, this buccaneer built up a collection of 26 luxury hotels but the £300m empire, developed with loans from bankers who plainly asked very few questions, collapsed in 2011. Since then, instead of quietly going to ground, he's bought … Continue reading "Andrew Davis"
Edward "Ed" Waites
Land Rover driving animal sculptor based in Newmarket who also greatly enjoys rugby. His works can be found in various royal collections and other patrons include Lady Bamford and Ivan Massow.
Anthony Brown
Former restaurateur whose family are city legends. His pride and joy is a classic Mercedes-Benz Grosser and he's often to be found propping up the bar at La Brasserie teaching Cockney rhyming slang. A maestro in the kitchen, feasts by him are hugely sought after.
Ellen Widdup (Ellen Porritt)
Alerted the world to the story of Julia Cross and writes brilliantly about all manner of matters for the Daily Mail and Evening Standard. Addicted to chocolate, white wine and especially peanut butter. It must, however, come straight from the jar.
The worthy Mr Waites
Profile: Sculptor Edward Waites Continuing my series of profiles of up and coming talent, it was a pleasure to recently meet the extremely talented Suffolk based sculptor Edward Waites. A specialist in animal sculpture, 24-year old Waites is largely self-taught. Leopards, lions, rhinos, horses and bulls are a firm favourite as subjects and … Continue reading "The worthy Mr Waites"


Remember the days when you used to put a tape in your Acorn or Atari and patiently wait for Space Invaders or Crossy Road to load up? Ah, happy days! Times have certainly changed since then and no one is happy to wait for anything.
One-click purchase, download in seconds, instant access; the world is a demanding place. Customers expect goods and services to be available at a moment's notice. There's no time for delay anymore. Whether you're talking internet banking, app downloads or online shopping, we all demand instant access.
When it comes to staying ahead of the competition it's absolutely vital to be able to bring new products and services to market quickly and efficiently. If you can't, someone else will!
What is a 5 Day Sprint?
A 5 Day Sprint is a means of solving big problems and testing a solution in just 5 days. The idea is that a team can explore a problem and come up with one or more wireframes, clickable prototypes or even the very beginnings of a website or application that can be tested with five target customers on the final day to get feedback on what works, what doesn't work and what improvements can be made when the project goes into full development.
What does a 5 Day Sprint with IJYI Look Like?
On Day 1 we "start at the end". We imagine the perfect future where this idea achieved all you wanted it too, but we also imagine how and why it may have failed. This helps set a long-term goal and a set of key questions to answer during the Sprint.
On day 2 we will review everything that we've learned on Day 1 and start to come up with ideas using industry and best practice examples for inspiration. Everything from the good, the crazy to the ultimate wish-list should be discussed.
The top ideas are chosen by the team and turned into sketches using a four-step process including Crazy 8s. With a Crazy 8, each idea is taken and 8 variations of that idea are created to explore the potential of the idea even further.
From this we will work together to pull out the best ideas and form them into storyboards. Your meeting room walls will turn into a gallery of ideas!
This is when you start to make some big decisions to take the idea forward. A facilitator will run through each storyboard and, using sticky dots, the team marks up all of the ideas from across all the storyboards. From this you have a "heatmap" which will allow you to pull the best bits from each idea.
We love day 4, it's really exciting! On Day 4 you'll get to see all of your hard work put into an actual prototype. The IJYI software development team will pull together all of the information and ideas from the last few days and build a mock-up which allows the key questions to be answered during Fridays interviews.
A crucial day! Now it's time to show your prototype to some real-life customers or potential customers. The sprint team will watch interviews with customers via web-cam so that they don't influence answers. The key to these interviews is to take the positive, negative and neutral comments and turn them into themes. You can then work through these themes to further tweak and refine your solution. Feedback from real-life users is absolutely key to ensure that you are solving the right problems in the best way.
From here you have an excellent piece of proven work to take to internal stakeholders and agree next steps for your project.
Engaging with IJYI brings fresh perspectives and a new approach along with our experience from a range of industries. Find out more and book a 5 day sprint with IJYI.


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ROTTERDAM, N.Y. (NEWS10) - Rotterdam Police say someone crashed a town-owned car into a house on Curry Road Monday afternoon. The crash happened just after 3 p.m. Police say the driver was transporting senior citizens.
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An Upstate New York singer has advanced to the top 8 on "American Idol." Madison VanDenburg, a 17-year-old high school student from Cohoes, N.Y., continued to impress during Disney night Sunday, performing "How Far I'll Go" from "Moana." She hit a "stratosphere of notes," judge Lionel Richie said.
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Galway, N. Y. - Police are searching for a missing 9-year-old boy with autism who may be in need of medical attention. Joseph Cohen was last seen running into the woods along Jockey street in Galway around 3pm Monday.
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Outbreaks in New York state continue to drive up the number of U.S. measles cases, which are approaching levels not seen in 25 years. Health officials say 71 more cases were reported last week, with 68 of them from New York. That brings this year's total to 626.
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Demorest: Colleges business school gets national accreditation
Updated: Dec. 29, 2007, 5:02 a.m.
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Piedmont College's Walker School of Business Administration has received national accreditation from the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs after a two-year review.
The accreditation applies to the undergraduate and graduate business programs at both Piedmont's Demorest and Athens campuses.
The Kansas-based association was founded in 1988.
Bill Piper, dean of the business school, said the accreditation for Piedmont involved an improvement of the college's business degree programs during the review process.
The accreditation also commits the school to "continuous improvement," he said.
"Current undergraduate and (master of business administration) students at Piedmont are excited that their degrees will be recognized as having come from a nationally accredited school of business," Piper said.


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Journal of Democracy
The Freedom House Survey for 2009: Mozambique's Slide into One-Party Rule
Carrie Manning
Volume 21, Number 2, April 2010
10.1353/jod.0.0165
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In 2009, Mozambique celebrated 17 years of peace and held its fourth round of general elections. Yet while peace has been consolidated, democracy has not. Each election has further entrenched the ruling party, Frelimo, which has used its control over state power and resources to maintain a highly uneven playing field. In the last elections serious irregularities, thinly veiled efforts to suppress competition, and an absence of transparency undermined the outcome's legitimacy. A dubious electoral commission ruling marginalized a promising new opposition party, and the main opposition, Renamo, lost half its voting base. Democracy in Mozambique appears more fragile than ever.


I feel like a lot of HubSpot users don't even know there is a marketplace where you can purchase templates. Also, the marketplace is quite inadequate (they are currently updating/re-building the whole marketplace), there's e.g. very limited space to show how the template 'works' and what you can do with it. That's why I decided to write this 'series' – showing you what kind of features the Adepto Digital templates have.
The 20/80 Landing Page Template is a very simple template in every way. It includes a 'header' background image, logo, headline area, text area, form, social sharing buttons and a 'footer' where you can add e.g. a testimonial.
Select header background image: yes, the header background image. Please note that the height of the image area is always 300px and there is no color overlay option in the template, which means that if you want a dark image – you have to add a dark image.
Choose a color for the bullets: change the color for the bullets in the 'main' text box.
Choose a background color for the form: Use the color picker or add HEX/RGB code to change the form background color.
Choose a color for the form text: Use the color picker or add HEX/RGB code to change the form text color (Title, labels etc.).
Normally you can edit the form by clicking on "Form" in the module list (in the left sidebar) – then at the top choosing 'Styles' at the top. I have had some client's that have had a hard time styling the form that way, so I wanted to make it easier by adding separate modules for this.
Logo: Image module where you choose an image from your files (just like any other image). The image is set to have a maximum width of 300px.
Headings: The area that is on top of the image. It is a rich text module, so you can edit the text in any way you want. Please note that the this text area is optimized for approx. the amount of text I have in my examples – if you have more, it will go outside the image on certain screen sizes.
Main Text: this area is also a rich text module, so you can edit the text in any way you want, add images etc.
Social Sharing: Social sharing module, available to add your facebook/twitter/linkedin/google plus/pinterest/email URLs. If you don't want the module visible, just uncheck them in the sidebar.
Testimonials Text: this area is also a rich text module, so you can edit the text in any way you want.
Logo images: this is ONE image module, so if you want to display multiple logos like in my example – you have to add them in to one image before you add the image.
Address: A 'one line of text' module. If you want to edit the layout, you have to go to the 'styles' tab (as explained under Choose a color for the form text). If you don't want to display anything here, just leave it empty.
Choose a background color for the footer: Use the color picker or add HEX/RGB code to change the footer background color.


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State Department Can't Defend Selling Airplanes to a State Sponsor of Terrorism
Jack Heretik - June 21, 2016 3:17 PM
State Department spokesman John Kirby could not say whether or not the United States has ever sold airplanes before to a state sponsor of terrorism on Tuesday.
Boeing is selling aircraft to Iran with the implementation of the Iran nuclear agreement, officially known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), although Iran is a state sponsor of terrorism, according to the State Department. Kirby was confronted by Associated Press reporter Matt Lee during the daily press briefing before others joined in questioning Kirby on the matter.
"John, on this, while it is true that the nuclear deal allows for this, I'm wondering if you were aware of any other case where Boeing or another U.S. aircraft, civilian aircraft manufacturer, has been given a license to sell planes to a country that is designated a state sponsor of terrorism. You'll recall, that there are, Sudan, I don't know if there are many Boeing planes flying around Sudan or Syria, for that matter," Lee said. "And I don't think that the North Koreans, when they were on the list, had any American planes. Do you know, is this an unprecedented thing to sell?"
"I'm certainly not aware of another example in the way you characterize it," Kirby said. "But I would like to, if we could, just let me talk about this with a little bit more depth. So, I don't know the answer to your question that it's ever happened before, quite the way you describe it."
"What do you mean, 'the way I describe it?'" Lee asked.
"As, you know, licensing to a state sponsor of terrorism," Kirby said.
"But that's what happened, isn't it?" Lee said.
"But, it's all, but again, again," Kirby said.
"I know it's legal under the JCPOA, but they're still a state sponsor of terrorism and I'm just asking you if you know of any other case where the U.S. government has permitted the sale of American planes, civilian aircraft to," Lee said.
"I'm not aware of any," Kirby said.
Kirby then squabbled with Lee and other reporters that the deal states that the aircraft must only be used for civilian purposes.
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Jack is a media analyst for the Washington Free Beacon. He is from Northern Ohio and graduated from the Catholic University of America in 2011. Prior to joining the Free Beacon, Jack was a Production Assistant for EWTN's The World Over and worked on Sen. Bill Cassidy's 2014 campaign.


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import com.google.common.base.Supplier;
import io.druid.segment.column.DictionaryEncodedColumn;
import io.druid.segment.column.SimpleDictionaryEncodedColumn;
import io.druid.segment.data.CachingIndexed;
import io.druid.segment.data.GenericIndexed;
import io.druid.segment.data.IndexedInts;
import io.druid.segment.data.IndexedMultivalue;

/**
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public class DictionaryEncodedColumnSupplier implements Supplier<DictionaryEncodedColumn>
{
  private final GenericIndexed<String> dictionary;
  private final Supplier<IndexedInts> singleValuedColumn;
  private final Supplier<IndexedMultivalue<IndexedInts>> multiValuedColumn;
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  public DictionaryEncodedColumnSupplier(
      GenericIndexed<String> dictionary,
      Supplier<IndexedInts> singleValuedColumn,
      Supplier<IndexedMultivalue<IndexedInts>> multiValuedColumn,
      int lookupCacheSize
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    this.dictionary = dictionary;
    this.singleValuedColumn = singleValuedColumn;
    this.multiValuedColumn = multiValuedColumn;
    this.lookupCacheSize = lookupCacheSize;
  }

  @Override
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  {
    return new SimpleDictionaryEncodedColumn(
        singleValuedColumn != null ? singleValuedColumn.get() : null,
        multiValuedColumn != null ? multiValuedColumn.get() : null,
        new CachingIndexed<>(dictionary, lookupCacheSize)
    );
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}

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Reader Gary Lee Moore reports that 14 small trees on Shorewood High School grounds have been cut down.
He did notify the police.
After a rocky start, the trees were growing and getting established.
This is all that is left of 14 new trees.
I'm so sick and tired of civil discord.
How horrible! I've endured this kind of vandalism/violation on first hill for the last five years and they are now starting on the larger trees on my property. It seems to be someone with a mental health issue....ugh! (this city needs to address and take care of the mentally ill).


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Artistic Intuition and the Psychoid Imagination (Streaming)
These presentations will look at a range of imagery generated by artists and artisans, which capture the description of natural phenomena well in advance of the capacity of science of their day to accurately describe these events.
Artistic Intuition and the Psychoid Imagination (Streaming) quantity
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Presented by Joe Cambray, Ph.D.
These presentations will look at a range of imagery generated by artists and artisans, which capture the description of natural phenomena well in advance of the capacity of science of their day to accurately describe these events. The subsequent discovery and articulation of scientific understanding of these same phenomena, often long after the death of the artists, tends to generate bemuse curiosity about the prescient renditions of artists, but without psychological formulation. As a step towards addressing this lacunae, Dr. Cambray discusses select examples of such artistic imagery in terms of imaginations attuned to the psychoid background of our world along with the correlative scientific validation of these images.
Joe Cambray, Ph.D., is CEO-President and Provost at Pacifica Graduate Institute, past President of the International Association for Analytical Psychology. He has served as the U.S. Editor of The Journal of Analytical Psychology and is on various editorial boards. Dr. Cambray is a Jungian Analyst now living in the Santa Barbara area of California. His numerous publications include the book based on his Fay Lectures: Synchronicity: Nature and Psyche in an Interconnected Universe.
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