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9 Best RPG Games for Oculus Quest & Quest 2
Written by Ammara Rounaq in Oculus Quest 2
Virtual reality, above all, is about escapism and there's nothing like diving into a deep enriching RPG full of stunning vistas, fantastical creatures and magical forces to shut the world out. If you're craving for an immersive RPG to unwind with and lose yourself into, you're in the right place.
We've picked the top RPGs that you need to be playing right now on your Oculus Quest and Quest 2. From thrilling swordplay to forceful sorcery, the RPGs in this list have something to offer to a variety of interests and personal preferences.
That being said, here are the top RPGs, in no particular order, you can enjoy on your Oculus Quest and Quest 2 headset:
Journey of the Gods
OrbusVR: Reborn
Arcaxer
Ancient Dungeon Beta
Asgard's Wrath
Skyrim VR
The Mage's Tale
Karnage Chronicles
Let does now look at each of the listings in a bit more detail.
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Best Native RPGs for the Oculus Quest and Quest 2
The RPGs in this section are native games that you can purchase and play on your Oculus Quest / Quest 2 in standalone mode.
1) Journey of the Gods
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnCxGyePedc
Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Journey of the Gods Trailer | Oculus Quest (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnCxGyePedc)
This stylish action-adventure RPG takes cues from Legend of Zelda and feels right at home with the Quest and Quest 2. Developed by Turtle Rock Games, Journey of the Gods is a single-player adventure that takes you on a monster slaying spree across a variety of gorgeous environments.
Aside from its charming cell shaded visuals, this game arms you with a sword and shield and gives you an expansive playing area to sidestep obstacles or spin around to face multiple enemies when they have you surrounded. You also get to wield a crossbow that comes with its own rewarding gameplay.
But the most impressive aspect of the game is its inventive 'God mode' that gives you a top down perspective that lets you manipulate the environment to gain an edge during combat and helps solve puzzles.
More Information: Oculus
2) OrbusVR: Reborn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcmrsblM9Lo&ab_channel=NGI
Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: OrbusVR Reborn Review (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcmrsblM9Lo&ab_channel=NGI)
Originally released in 2017, OrbusVR was one of the first MMORPGs to hit the VR scene. In 2019, developers Ad Alternum released a new 'Reborn' version that added more content with several visual and performance tweaks.
The game is chock full of content letting you adventure a wide-open world as you please.
While you can go through the game as a single player, OrbusVR: Reborn is best enjoyed with others making dungeon crawling, monster slaying, raids and general open world shenanigans a lot more fun.
3) Arcaxer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvjE573MDf8&t=42s
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This is one of the more exciting RPGs on this list offering turn-based combat, procedurally generated dungeons, and a mix of first and third-person perspectives that work extremely well. The game can be found on App Lab and includes a demo if you want to try it out before buying it.
There are three cool classes to choose from including fighter, thief and mage each with their own unique mechanics. You'll wade through dungeons in third-person isometric view and when it comes to combat, you'll quickly shift into an interesting and fun first-person view that lets you take enemies head on.
4) Ancient Dungeon Beta
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nTiermZJWs&ab_channel=VRScout
Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: THE BEST VR DUNGEON CRAWLER ON OCULUS QUEST – Ancient Dungeon VR (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nTiermZJWs&ab_channel=VRScout)
An exhilarating dungeon crawler, Ancient Dungeon Beta can be downloaded via AppLab. This rogue-lite features randomly generated dungeons littered with traps and enemies that change with the theme of the dungeon.
One of the best aspects of the game is the melee and up close combat, which feels immensely satisfying. As you progress through dungeons there's tons of gears and upgrades to grind towards and item synergies to discover that can completely change the way you play giving the game tons of replay value.
Best RPGs for the Oculus Quest and Quest 2 via Oculus Link
If you have a decent enough gaming PC, you can access even more exciting RPGs thanks to Oculus Link. Essentially, Oculus Link tells your PC to treat your Quest or Quest 2 as an Oculus Rift.
You can use either the official Oculus Link USB-C or a third-party cable to hook your Quest or Quest 2 to your PC and gain unfettered access to the eye-watering Oculus Rift / Steam library.
5) Asgard's Wrath
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AeMI-qHtt8&ab_channel=IGN
Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Asgard's Wrath Review (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AeMI-qHtt8&ab_channel=IGN)
Asgard's Wrath is not the first VR RPG by any means, but it was the first one to offer a fully-fledged RPG experience on VR and showcased what VR is truly capable of. The narrative, inspired by Norse mythology, puts players in the role of a new god guided by master trickster, Loki.
With Loki's aid, you become the God of Animals and get to possess mortal heroes and help them achieve their goals – be it saving giants in Jotunheim or avenging their families.
Throughout the game, you'll experience thrilling sword combat as you crawl through dungeons and more while solving tricky environmental puzzles all with the backdrop of a meaty narrative.
6) Skyrim VR
https://youtu.be/tS3SdLlWDF4?t=226
Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Skyrim VR Review (2020 Updated) Is It Worth Buying? (https://youtu.be/tS3SdLlWDF4?t=226)
No list of RPGs is complete without the ultimate RPG – The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. After all this time, Skyrim remains one of the most immersive and all-consuming RPGs ever made that feels even better in VR.
The game's epic scale, fantastic narrative and open world are brought to life in VR in an incredible way that lets you truly lose yourself in the realm of Tamriel.
While the visuals may feel dated, VR offers a brand new way to play this beloved classic. With intuitive controls and customizable settings like "realistic bow aiming", you get to add a whole new dimension of how you control the game making it feel remarkably immersive.
More Information: Steam
7) The Mage's Tale
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtkDA6TyrIk&ab_channel=VRFocus
Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: The Mage's Tale – Launch Trailer (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtkDA6TyrIk&ab_channel=VRFocus)
If you're craving for spell-casting sorcery goodness, then you have to try The Mage's Tale. This game features a meaty narrative that can keep you occupied for 10+ hours. You take the role of a mage armed with a host of spells that let you shoot fire, electricity, and more.
Another great aspect of the game is exploration, which is centered around dungeons. You can teleport yourself across a fixed distance to make your way through deep dungeons and discover new spells or enhance the ones already in your spell book. With a lengthy story line and challenging boss battles, The Mage's Tale is one of the finest RPGs on VR and well worth your time.
More Information: Oculus / Steam
8) Karnage Chronicles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kesK_xtG6sY&ab_channel=Oculus
Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Karnage Chronicles Trailer (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kesK_xtG6sY&ab_channel=Oculus)
This co-op dungeon crawler takes you and your friends into a fantasy world riddled with ghouls, goblins and other fiendish foes. With action at its core, Karnage Chronicles is immensely fun to play as you hack and slash enemies through maze-like dungeons.
The environment designs and progression systems ooze quality and make you want to come back for another romp while the boss battles are intense and exhilarating.
Whether you're playing with strangers or friends, Karnage Chronicles promises action-packed dungeon crawling and is definitely worth checking out.
9) Chronos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVCNUZv-5TU&ab_channel=GameSpot
Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Oculus Rift Launch Title: Chronos – Official Trailer (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVCNUZv-5TU&ab_channel=GameSpot)
This is a third-person RPG, which sets it apart from the other titles in this list and it's still just as immersive and gripping as first-person titles thanks to its intriguing story and unique mechanics.
The lore is a standard fantasy premise – you're a hero quested for slaying a dragon. Along the way, you tackle several puzzles while slaying hordes of enemies and looking for items to upgrade your stats and skills.
The unique mechanic of the game kicks in each time the player dies. When your character meets an unfortunate end, the game reloads as normal except the character has aged by a year. As you continue to die and age, you'll notice that items affect stats and skills differently. The more you age, the more expensive strength buffs become and certain skills only become available after you reach a certain age.
This is an overall fantastic RPG that you can relax with and play at your own pace.
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Haiti Earthquake: Children Sold By Traffickers For As Little as 76 pence Each ($1.20)
1 comment, 06/05/2011, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in General
Children in Haiti are being sold for as little as 76 pence each (pennies) by traffickers taking advantage of the chaos from last year's earthquake, new figures from Unicef show. Some youngsters are ending up in the care of well meaning but ignorant European families, while others are being forced... Read more...
Where The F*ck Is The Money?: Haiti Aid Criticized & Explained
4 comments, 12/01/2011, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in Death, Do The Knowledge, Dont Believe The Hype, Freeing Slaves, HAARP, Health, Illuminati, News, Politics As Usual, program, Propaganda, Stranger than fiction, World News
Makeshift shanties pass as homes in Haiti at least for those fortunate enough to have them. Little has changed in the island nation, which was already overtystricken and troubled before it was torn apart by an earthquake a year ago. More than 800 thousand live in disease-ridden makeshift camps ... Read more...
Haiti: Cholera Could Affect 650,000, Says UN
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The United Nations has warned that the cholera epidemic in Haiti could affect many more people than previously believed. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said that health officials now estimated that 650,000 people could become infected over the next six months. He also said that the UN believ... Read more...
Bush Calls Kanye West's Criticism Over Hurricane Katrina The Lowest Moment Of His Presidency & Kanye's Response
0 comments, 03/11/2010, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in HAARP, Health, Interviews, News, World News
Following the New York Times' scoop on George W. Bush's upcoming memoir, NBC is out tonight with excerpts of an interview Matt Lauer conducted with the former president set to air next week. Among other things, Bush says the lowest moment of his presidency was when rapper Kanye West declared in... Read more...
Weather Wars: 5.4 Earthquake Rattles California
0 comments, 09/07/2010, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in Dont Believe The Hype, HAARP, Health, News, Technology, World News
A moderate earthquake with magnitude of 5.4 jolted Southern California desert east of Los Angeles today. No serious damage or injuries have been reported so far. According to US Geological Survey, the quake struck at 4:53 pm PDT and centered 15 miles (24 km) north-northwest of the desert resort co... Read more...
::Weather Wars:: Get Down Or Lay Down – Hundreds Feared Dead In Chinese Earthquake
3 comments, 14/04/2010, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in Do The Knowledge, Dont Believe The Hype, HAARP, Health, Illuminati, mac, News, Video, World News
Nearly 400 people are feared dead after a rapid series of strong earthquakes hit a mountainous and impoverished area of China's Qinghai province early Wednesday, state-run media said. At least 10,000 others were injured, the Xinhua news agency reported, and many victims, including school childr... Read more...
::Weather Wars:: 7.8 Earthquake hits Indonesia, Triggers Tsunami Alert
2 comments, 07/04/2010, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in HAARP, Health, Illuminati, News, Technology, World News
A 7.7 earthquake shook Indonesia's northwest island of Sumatra early Wednesday, prompting a brief tsunami warning and sending residents rushing for higher ground. There were no immediate reports of widespread damage. The quake struck at 5.15 am (3.45 am IST) and was centred 200 km northwest of ... Read more...
::Weather Wars:: Earthquakes Rattle Pacific Coast
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A string of earthquakes rattled the Pacific Coast of the United States and Mexico on Sunday, including a magnitude 6.9 quake that could be felt across Baja California, Arizona and southern California, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. That quake, centered about 175 kilometers (110 miles) eas... Read more...
::Weather Wars:: Earthquake Shakes Cuba; No Reports of Damage Yet
0 comments, 20/03/2010, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in HAARP, Health, Illuminati, News, Politics As Usual, World News
A 5.6-magnitude earthquake shook Cuba on Saturday. The quake struck at 1:08 p.m. (2:08 p.m. ET) 22 kilometers (14 miles) below the surface and was centered 44 km (27 miles) south-southwest of Guantanamo, the U.S. Geological Survey said. "So far, there haven't been any reports of major damages ... Read more...


Two weeks ago, Tim Nulty , director of Burlington Telecom, the city's municipally owned fiber-optic network, stopped by the Radio Bean coffeehouse to take part in Bill Simmon's Friday Coffeeblogging podcast. Nulty, fyi, is a former chief economist for the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee, a former senior economist and project manager for the World Bank, and worked for two years as a senior policy advisor at the U.S. Department of Energy. The podcast is available here (thanks, Bill).
This is a noteworthy event. If you haven't tried podcasts yet, try listening to this one (ideally on iTunes 4.9). I haven't heard it yet, so I can't vouch for it, but I was there, listening in, while they recorded most of it, and I was impressed. Why? Because these guys aren't professional journalists. They're not reporters, or talk show hosts. They're just a few nerdy guys who sit in a coffeeshop on Friday afternoons, talking into their overlarge microphones while IMing friends on their laptops. And yet, here they are, broadcasting the first real extended interview with a guy who's in charge of a controversial and innovative multi-million dollar municipal project that's raising eyebrows across the nation.
It worked, I thought, because though they're not reporters, the fcb guys are Nulty's second most critical audience (behind the pro-privatization industry types). These guys know more about the technological capabilities of Nulty's network than most reporters — including this one — ever will. The Burlington Telecom Project hasn't received nearly enough scrutiny or publicity. The public really doesn't understand what's going on or why. I think that's partly because news reporters don't know how to report on it. It's complicated, technological stuff, and they'd don't get it. And for the most part, they don't try. Obviously technological issues aren't on the radar screen of most of the Vermont media.
We need an extended public conversation about these issues, and right now, you can't look to WCAX, or VPR, or the Burlington Free Press to find it. But you can download this podcast. This is new media, flexing its muscles. The old guard had better start paying attention.
When I saw this I also thought it was cool.
It would be great if someone, if not fcb, interviewed local people about stuff they are experts in (local, national, art, whatever). It would be another way to get news out there by non-news people (who have their own many reasons for not doing more of that).
Now this podcasting thing is starting to make a little more sense to me.
I have tons of $$ sunk into various technology, none of which is a laptop. I think it's the last step before total geekdom.
I hope Burlington Telecom puts computer chips in our heads.
Ok, I listened to the podcast. I found it kinda hard to hear, but very informative. And fun. If you're a techie, and you haven't been keeping up with the project, this is a must-hear.
Yes, Tim didn't hold his microphone very close to his mouth and I had to keep turning up his level. It's a problem that comes from being the "host" and engineer all at once.
Thanks for the great post, Cathy.


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Battle of al-Hasakah (2015)
Part of the Syrian Civil War,
the Syrian Kurdish–Islamist conflict (2013–present),
and the American-led intervention in Syria
The situation in Al-Hasakah city, on 3 July 2015
Controlled by the Syrian Government
Controlled by YPG
Controlled by the Syriac Union Party
Controlled by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
23 June – 1 August 2015
(1 month, 1 week and 2 days)
Al-Hasakah, Syria
Decisive Syrian Army & YPG/J victory[4][5][6][7][8]
ISIL initially captured four districts and areas in three others,[9][10] as well as multiple villages southwest of Al-Hasakah[11]
Al-Hasakah city is fully cleared of ISIL fighters on 1 August, with the SAA, YPG/J, and Sutoro/MFS left in control of the city[12][4][13]
The YPG is left in control of 75% of the city, while the Syrian Army controls 25%[14]
Belligerents
Syrian Kurdistan
Syriac Union Party
Airstrikes:
CJTF–OIR[1][2][3]
Syrian Armed Forces
Syrian Arab Air Force
Syrian Republican Guard
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
Commanders and leaders
Gen. Commander Sipan Hemo
Botan Ahmed[15]
Ishow Gowriye
Maj. Gen. Issam Zahreddine[16] Abo Osama al-Iraqi †[5][17]
(Governor of al-Barakah Province)
Units involved
YPG[15]
YPJ[15]
Syriac Military Council (MFS)
Al-Sanadid Forces[18]
Asayish[15]
HPC[19]
Syrian Army
3rd Armoured Division
123rd Tank Brigade[20]
4th Armoured Division
154th Artillery Brigade[20]
5th Syrian Border Guard Brigade[20]
104th Republican Guard Airborne Brigade[16]
(reinforcements)
National Defence Force[20]
Ba'ath Brigades[20]
Sootoro[21][20]
Military of ISIL
al-Barakah Province
"Army of the Caliphate" elite units
Unit 335[15]
1,000–1,200 YPG fighters (estimated)
400 Syrian Republican Guard soldiers[16]
(reinforcements) 4,500+ fighters[15]
Casualties and losses
21 YPG fighters killed[22]
125 Syrian Gov. soldiers killed[8][23] and 100 wounded[24] 300+ killed (Al Rai claim)[25]
312 killed (SOHR claim)[8][26]
386 killed (YPG claim)[22]
444+ killed (Syrian Army claim)[27]
120,000+ civilians displaced[28]
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May–Dec 2013
Jan–July 2014
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1st Jabal al-Zawiya
Latakia
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Jabal al-Zawiya
1st Idlib City
Saraqeb
1st Rastan
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Daraa Gov.
1st Rif Dimashq
1st Zabadani
Deir ez-Zor (2011–2014)
Hatla
Aleppo Gov.
2nd Rastan
1st al-Qusayr
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3rd Rastan
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The Battle of Al-Hasakah (2015) started as an offensive launched in the Al-Hasakah Governorate during the Syrian Civil War, in which the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL or ISIS) attempted to capture the city of Al-Hasakah, which was divided into two areas held separately by the Syrian Armed Forces and the Kurdish YPG.[29] On 17 July, YPG-led forces captured all of the roads and villages surrounding Al-Hasakah, fully besieging the ISIL militants remaining inside of the city.[30][31] On 28 July, YPG-led forces and the Syrian Army expelled ISIL from most of Al-Hasakah,[8][6] with two ISIL pockets persisting near the Al-Zuhour District[32] and the southern entrance.[33] On 1 August, the city was fully cleared of ISIL fighters.[34][12][4]
2 The battle
2.1 ISIL offensive assault
2.2 Syrian Army/YPG counterattack
2.3 ISIL surrounded and expelled
3 Aftermath
Main article: Al-Hasakah city offensive (May–June 2015)
On 30 May 2015, after ISIL forces suffered a collapse in the western Al-Hasakah province, they launched an offensive on the Syrian government-held portion of Al-Hasakah city. Although the Kurdish YPG initially stayed out of the conflict, they eventually joined the conflict on 5 June, after ISIL reached the southern gate of the city, after a decision that the YPG would be recognized as a primary combatant force in the city.[35] On 8 June 2015, ISIL was pushed back from Al-Hasakah city, and Syrian Army forces were able to establish a 12 kilometer (7.46 mi) buffer zone around the southern portion of Al-Hasakah city.[36]
The battle[edit]
ISIL offensive assault[edit]
On 23 June, three or four ISIL suicide bombers targeted a Syrian Army security compound, a military checkpoint near a children's hospital, and a YPG police station in the Kurdish-held part of the city.[37][38] Ten Syrian government soldiers were killed in the attacks.[39] Two days later, ISIL began an assault on the Syrian government-held parts of the city, after detonating an VBIED near a checkpoint at the southern entrance, seizing the al-Nashwa and al-Shari'ah neighborhoods, the children's hospital, and the education college.[40][41] Later, the Syrian Army brought in reinforcements in an attempt to counter the offensive,[42] while ISIL detonated a second suicide car bomb.[43]
On 26 June, ISIL managed to enter the southeastern parts of the city,[44] while at least 20 Syrian Army soldiers were killed after ISIL detonated two VBIEDs at the criminal security building, resulting in the destruction of large parts of it.[45] On the same day, ISIL forces launched an assault on Syrian government-held areas to the east of the Kurdish held Abd al-Aziz Mountains, capturing territory from the village of Abyad to the south of Al-Harmalah, west of Al-Hasakah city.[11]
On 27 June, the YPG was engaged in the battle for Al-Hasakah city, as it supported local Syrian government forces near al-Villat al-Homr, on the outskirts of the Ghuweran neighborhood.[46] Despite Republican Guard reinforcements,[47] ISIL advanced further into the city on that day.[48] The Syrian Army launched a counterattack, after 400 Republican Guard soldiers from Deir Ezzor were deployed to Al-Hasakah, while the Asayish declared a curfew over the city.[16][49] The Syrian Army reportedly recaptured the Al-Liliyah district and the eastern corridor of the Al-Nishwa District.[16]
On 28 June, ISIL made new gains, capturing the Ghuweran stadium, and the Aziziya and Al-Ghazal Districts.[10] On the following day, Syrian government forces advanced towards the al-Nashwa District, after calling in new reinforcements,[50] and reportedly recaptured the Ghuweran District later on that day.[51] At least 12 Syrian Army soldiers were killed by three suicide bombers, while 9 ISIL militants were killed.[52] The Syrian Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) militia claimed ISIS had fired "makeshift chemical projectiles" containing poison gas at areas in the city of Al-Hasakah, and at YPG positions south of the town of Tel Brak to the northeast of Hasakah city.[53]
On 29 June, Syrian state TV claimed that Syrian government troops had recaptured the al-Nashwa district,[54] while the SOHR confirmed they managed to seize parts of al-Nashwa but that fighting around the area continued. A Damascus security source also confirmed fighting continued in the district.[52] Later on that day, the pro-Syrian government Al Masdar News reported that the Syrian Army recaptured the Ghuweran Stadium.[55]
Syrian Army/YPG counterattack[edit]
Over the next two days, the Syrian Army managed to recapture most of the areas seized by the ISIL militants.[56] In addition, the YPG reportedly expelled ISIL from al-Aziziyah and took control of the neighbourhood and the nearby villages of Maruf and Hamra.[57]
On 1 July, the Syrian Army brought in new reinforcements, while two VBIEDs were detonated inside the city,[58] as ISIL renewed its attack on the Ghuweran district.[59] The next day, ISIL regained ground in a city neighborhood.[60]
On 3 July, 11 Syrian Army soldiers were killed and wounded by an ISIL suicide bomber in the city.[61] On the same day, ISIL advanced to the Khabur River in southwestern Al-Hasakah city, reaching the Kurdish and Assyrian-held part of northern Al-Hasakah.[1] By then, ISIL had deployed over 4,500 militants into Al-Hasakah city.[15]
By 5 July, YPG forces stationed to the east of the Abd al-Aziz Mountains launched an offensive eastward, capturing multiple villages that ISIL had captured from Syrian Army forces, in an attempt to sever an ISIL supply line to Al-Hasakah city. The US-led Coalition also conducted two airstrikes near the highway, in support of the YPG advance.[1]
On 8 July, the Syrian Army units reportedly established full control over the al-Lailiyeh neighborhood in Al-Hasaka city.[62] On 10 July, ISIL captured the Faculty of Economics, on the southern outskirts of the city, but part of it was recaptured by the Syrian Army later in the day.[63] The Syrian Army also reportedly captured the southeastern part of the Al-Nishwa District.[64]
On 10 July, ISIL militants captured the military housing to the east of the Al-Zuhour neighborhood, fully besieging the Syrian Army forces in the juvenile prison and the power plant to the south of Al-Hasakah city. Around the same time, YPG forces to the south of Al-Harmalah had advanced eastward to the Abyad Bridge, capturing it, and severing a section of an ISIL supply route, to the south of Al-Hasakah's Al-Nishwa District.[1]
On 13 July, ISIL captured the Al-Ahdath Prison, in the southern countryside of the city, after besieging it for one week. 23 NDF and SAA soldiers were killed and 11 missing during a breakout attempt, while 37 SAA soldiers managed to reach Syrian government lines.[65]
On 14 July, the Syrian Army announced it had concluded the first phase of military operations inside the provincial capital of Al-Hasakah, and had now entered the second phase. The first phase consisted of forestalling ISIL's progress in Al-Hasakah city. The goal of the second phase was to recapture the west district of the Al-Nishwa Quarter, along with the remaining territory in the Al-Zuhour Quarter under ISIL's control (i.e. the Panorama Roundabout). The goal of the third and final phase was to recapture the villages surrounding Al-Hasakah City, in order to build another buffer zone to prevent the encroaching combatants of ISIL from re-entering.[66]
ISIL surrounded and expelled[edit]
On 17 July, YPG captured the Al-Ahdath Prison as well as a power plant, from ISIL, in an action that effectively encircled the 1,200 remaining ISIL combatants in the city.[30][67] YPG fighters had also taken control of the villages formerly controlled by the Syrian Army to the west of Al-Hasakah city, leaving the Syrian Army in control of only central Al-Hasakah city. This left ISIL fully besieged in Al-Hasakah city in 2 separate pockets, in the Nashwa, Al-Zuhour, and Abu Bakr neighborhoods, in the south and the southeast of Al-Hasakah city.[31] By 20 July, the Syrian Army also expelled ISIL fighters from the Ghuweran district.[68]
On 21 July, SOHR reported that 13 ISIL fighters had been killed in SAAF airstrikes. Simultaneously, YPG reportedly advanced, capturing Al-Watwatiyah and the rural area north of Tal Tanaynir as well as some farms north of Bab Al-Khayr. NDF and Gozarto also gained some territory, capturing three building blocks in the Al-Shari'ah neighborhood. ISIL forces were reportedly now fully besieged inside Al-Hasakah.[69][70]
By 23 July, Kurdish forces and their Syriac allies were largely in control of the city, having recaptured their own areas, as well as areas previously held by the Syrian Government, from ISIL, as well as controlling most of the access points into the city.[71][72] That day, YPG and allies advanced towards al-Melbiyyeh regiment, as well as taking parts of Western al-Nashweh neighborhood. Meanwhile, government troops also advanced in the Ghwyran neighborhood.[73] At the end of the day, ISIL retreated towards the Shar'iah neighborhood, while the YPG and Syrian government forces made new gains in the city.[74] On 24 July, it was also reported that the ISIL leadership in Al-Shaddadi had abandoned a plan to rescue the besieged ISIL forces in Al-Hasakah city, after two vehicle bomb attacks were stopped by the YPG at Al-Dawudiyah and Al-Salaliah.[3]
By 25 July, Kurdish and allied forces had seized the western al-Nashweh neighborhood and reached the outskirts of Shar'iah neighborhood, while also reaching Filastin Street in the city center. Meanwhile, Syrian government forces advanced around the Gweiran Sport City.[75][76] On 26 July, the SOHR reported that Syrian government forces had managed to isolate the ISIL units in the southern Al-Hasakah city, separating the contingents battling the YPG in western al-Neshwa from the units fighting Syrian government forces in the al-Zuhour neighborhood, in the southern part of Al-Hasakah city. Hundreds of civilian refugees who had previously fled the battle were now reportedly beginning to return to their homes.[77] ISIL control of the city was reduced to 10%, with Syrian government forces controlling 20%, and the Kurdish forces and their allies now expanding their control to most of the city, with them controlling the remaining 70%.[78][79] Later on that same day, the SOHR reported that ISIL was close to defeat in Al-Hasakah city, with their presence reduced to a pocket of resistance in the neighborhood of al-Zuhour, in southern Al-Hasakah city. The recent days of conflict had left at least 271 ISIL fighters dead.[80] On July 28, it was reported that ISIL had finally been defeated after the YPG and government forces managed to seize al-Zuhour, which killed 31 ISIL fighters. A few remaining ISIL militants were said to be trapped inside the west district of the Al-Nishwa Quarter, with all available supply lines breached and nowhere to escape.[5][81] Later on 28 July, the Al-Zuhour District was nearly cleared by YPG and Syrian Army forces, resulting in the remaining ISIL militants being pushed to the southern outskirts of the city.[6][7]
On 29 July, the US-led Coalition conducted two airstrikes on ISIL positions near Al-Hasakah city.[82]
On 30 July, there were still two ISIL pockets at the southern entrance of the city[33] and in the Al-Zuhour District.[32] The remaining ISIL militants tried to entrench themselves inside buildings near the Youth Housing Camp, but were subjected to further assaults, with 20 fighters killed by YPG forces. The remaining ISIL fighters were thus left with an ultimatum to "surrender or die".[33] Meanwhile, five soldiers were killed and eight others wounded after ISIL launched an attack on the southern part of Hasakah city.[23] By 31 July, Syrian government forces had made further advances against ISIL.[83] By the next day, the number of killed ISIL fighters since 28 July had reached 25.[26]
Clashes continued in the southern suburbs until 1 August,[84] and later on that day, the city was reportedly secured from ISIL, after their last stronghold in the al-Zuhor district was captured by SAA/YPG forces.[13] On the same day, the YPG[12] and the SAA released press statements stating that they had fully secured the city from ISIL.[4] The YPG also stated that the nearest ISIL positions to Al-Hasakah city had been pushed back to a distance of 4 kilometres (2.49 mi) from the city suburbs.[12]
Aftermath[edit]
The situation about a year after the Battle of Al-Hasakah (2015), in August 2016.
See also: Battle of al-Hasakah (2016)
The battle against ISIL left several districts of Al-Hasakah city in ruins, due to the massive bombing and shelling.[85]
On 3 August, Syrian government sources confirmed that the city had been fully cleared of ISIL fighters. The sources also stated that the Syrian government and the YPG had now begun negotiations for redistributing contested territories seized by either side during the battle. Thus far, negotiations had resulted in the Syrian government handing control of a school over to the YPG.[86] On the night of 3 August, YPG-led forces captured farmland from ISIL near the village of Rajman, to the southeast of Al-Hasakah city, in a clearing operation.[3][87]
On 11 August, the US-led Coalition conducted an airstrike on a village east of Al-Hasakah city, blowing up a building that ISIL was using for a meeting, which killed over 50 ISIL militants.[88] On 12 August, ISIL reportedly publicly shot and executed more than 90 of its own members as punishment for escaping the battlefield. ISIL claimed that the fighters' desertion was the main cause of ISIL's loss at the Battle of Al-Hasakah.[89] It was reported on 16 August that ISIL had executed four more of its own fighters, for allegedly collaborating with the CJTF–OIR Coalition.[90]
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Where are you? It seems that quotes vary a lot from state to state. It may be they are quoting some high risk use of that van. What use were you requesting? My van is insured as an RV and I understand commercial insurance is much higher. Are you requesting it be insured for commercial work?
Most likely got a commercial quote. If it's going to be an RV get RV insurance it's substantial cheaper. Both RD & I pay a bit oVER $300 a year from Progressive for full coverage, in NH.
I read this thread before speaking with Progressive and asked if they were insuring it as a pleasure vehicle or RV instead of commercial vehicle and the agent said it was under pleasure vehicle.
I had mine insured as a pleasure vehicle (NOT with Progressive)when I first bought it for about a year or so and it cost about $1000 as I recall.
Last edited by keeponvaning; 03-29-2019 at 12:59 PM.
I thought there may be a mistake so I just called Progressive again.
After being transferred 3 times and put on hold for 55 minutes, they said they can only insure Promasters as commercial vehicles. They will not insure them as RVs or pleasure vehicles and suggested anyone on this forum who's insured with Progressive check their policy?!?
Last edited by bahawton; 03-29-2019 at 03:18 PM.
I tried progressive, I couldn't get them to insure the van as anything but a commercial cargo van which mine is not. Glad others have had better luck!
Mine is with Progressive Commercial and RD's is with plain old Progressive. The commercial arm is the one to contact.
When I got my PM Progressive,with whom I had been insured(Oregon), wouldn't touch it. Called triple A, got expensive insurance with Travelers thru them. At least, in my experience, I know AAA will provide great service wherever I am. It is odd that it's less expensive to insure a rig after you add several thousand dollars of upgrades.


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Elizabeth Strychalski
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Masters, PhD - Physics, Cornell University
BS - Physics and Astronomy, University of Rochester
BA - Religion, University of Rochester
Dr. Elizabeth A. Strychalski received a B.S. in Physics and a B.A. in Religious Studies from the University of Rochester and a Masters and Ph.D. in Physics from Cornell University. She was awarded a National Research Council Postdoctoral Research Associateship at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), where she serves as a staff research scientist and Acting Group Leader of the Cellular Engineering Group. Dr. Strychalski completed a detail as a Program Manager in the Biological Technology Office (BTO) at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), where she managed a funding portfolio to aggressively advance experimental and theoretical research at the interface of synthetic biology, control engineering, nanobiotechnology, and fluidic devices. She returned to NIST to co-lead the Engineering Biology Team and found the Cellular Engineering Group. Her current research focuses on discovering and testing fundamental rules for the predictive design of engineered biological function across scales. Her multidisciplinary approach necessitates highly collaborative research, leveraging experimental, theoretical, and numerical techniques across the sciences and engineering.
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Selected Publications (Google Scholar)
"Organizing Genome Engineering For The Gigabase Scale"
B. A. Bartley, J. Beal, J. R. Karr, E. A. Strychalski
Nature Communications, Vol. 11, No. 689, 10.1038/s41467-020-14314-z, 2020
"Cyberbiosecurity for Biopharmaceutical Products J. L. Mantle, J. Rammohan, E. F. Romantseva, J. T. Welch, L.R. Kauffman, J. McCarthy, J. Schiel, J. C. Baker, E. A. Strychalski, K. C. Rogers, K. H. Lee
Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology, 10.3389/fbioe.2019.00116, 2019
"Equilibrium Free Energies From Non-equilibrium Trajectories with Relaxation Fluctuation Spectroscopy"
D. Ross, E. A. Strychalski, C. Jarzynski, S. M. Stavis
Nature Physics, 10.1038/s41567-018-0153-5, 2018
"Genetic Circuit Design Automation" A. A. K. Nielsen, B. S. Der, J. Shin, P. Vaidyanathan, V. Paralanov, E. A. Strychalski, D. Ross, D. Densmore, C. A. Voigt
Science, Vol. 352, No. 6281, 10.1126/science.aac7341, 2016
"Design and synthesis of a minimal bacterial genome"C. A. Hutchison, III, R.-Y. Chuang, V. N. Noskov, N. Assad-Garcia, T. J. Deerinck, M. H. Ellisman, J. Gil, K. Kannan, B. J. Karas, L. Ma, J. F. Pelletier, Z.-Q. Qi, R. A. Richter, E. A. Strychalski, L. Sun, Y. Suzuki, B. Tsvetanova, K. S. Wise, H. O. Smith, J. I. Glass, C. Merryman, D. G. Gibson, J. C. Venter
Science, Vol. 351, No. 6280, 10.1126/science.aad6253, 2016
"Rapid Prototyping of Nanofluidic Slits in a Silicone Bilayer"
T. P. Kole, K.-T. Liao, D. Schiffels, B. R. Ilic, E. A. Strychalski, J. G. Kralj, J. A. Liddle, A. Dritschilo, S. M. Stavis
Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology, Vol. 120, pp.252-269, 2015
"Dimensional Reduction of Duplex DNA Under Confinement to Nanofluidic Slits"
F. Vargas-Lara, S. M. Stavis, E. A. Strychalski, B. J. Nablo, J. Geist, F. W. Starr, J. F. Douglas
Soft Matter, Vol. 11, pp. 8273-8284, 2015
DNA Purification From Crude Samples for Human Identification Using Gradient Elution Isotachophoresis
E.A. Strychalski, C. Konek, E. R. Butts, P. M. Valone, A. C. Henry, D. Ross
Electrophoresis, Vol. 34, No. 17, pp. 2522-2530, 2013
A localized transition in the size variation of circular DNA in nanofluidic slitlike confinement
E. A. Strychalski*, S. M. Stavis*, J. Geist*
* These authors contributed equally
AIP Advances, Vol. 3, No. 4, 042115, 2013
Quantitative Size Measurements of Linear and Circular DNA in Nanofluidic Slitlike Confinement
E. A. Strychalski*, J. Geist, M. Gaitan, L. E. Locascio, S. M. Stavis*
Macromolecules, Vol. 45, No. 3, pp. 16021611, 2012
DNA Molecules Descending a Nanofluidic Staircase by Entropophoresis
S. M. Stavis*, J. Geist, M. Gaitan, L. E. Locascio, E. A. Strychalski*
Lab on a Chip, Vol.12, No. 6, pp. 11741182, 2012
Virtual Journal of Biological Physics Research
Expanding the Capabilities of Microfluidic Gradient Elution Moving Boundary Electrophoresis for Complex Samples
E. A. Strychalski, A. C. Henry, D. Ross
Analytical Chemistry, Vol. 83, No. 16, pp. 63166322, 2011
Microfluidic Analysis of Complex Samples With Minimal Sample Preparation Using Gradient Elution Moving Boundary Electrophoresis
Analytical Chemistry, Vol. 81, No. 24, pp. 1020110207, 2009 Cover Article
Non-equilibrium Length-based Separation of Short DNA using Nanoslit Arrays
E. A. Strychalski, H. W. Lau, L. A. Archer
Journal of Applied Physics, Vol. 106, No. 2, 024915, 2009 Virtual Journal of Biological Physics Research
Nanofluidic Structures with Complex Three Dimensional Surface Topographies
S. M. Stavis, E. A. Strychalski, M. Gaitan
Nanotechnology, Vol. 20, No. 16, 165302, 2009
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Diffusion of DNA in Nanoslits
E. A. Strychalski*, S. Levy*, and H. G. Craighead
Macromolecules, Vol. 41, No. 20, pp. 7716-7721, 2008
Nanochannels Fabricated in Polydimethylsiloxane Using Sacrificial Electrospun Polyethylene Oxide Nanofibers
L. M. Bellan*, E. A. Strychalski*, and H. G. Craighead
Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology B, Vol. 26, No. 5, pp. 1728-1731, 2008
Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science and Technology
Non-Planar Nanofluidic Devices for Single Molecule Analysis Fabricated Using Nanoglassblowing
E. A. Strychalski, S. M. Stavis, H. G. Craighead
Cover Article
Electrospun DNA Nanofibers
L. M. Bellan, E. A. Strychalski, and H. G. Craighead
Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology B, Vol. 25. pp. 2255-2257, 2008
Size-dependent Mobility in Nanochannels
J. D. Cross, E. A. Strychalski, and H. G. Craighead
Journal of Applied Physics, Vol. 102, No. 2, 024514, 2007
Individually Resolved DNA Molecules Stretched and Embedded in Electrospun Polymer Nanofibers
L. M. Bellan, J. D. Cross, E. A. Strychalski, J. Moran-Mirabal, and H. G. Craighead
Nano Letters, Vol. 6, No. 11, pp. 2526-2530, 2006
Maryland Academy of Sciences Outstanding Young Scientist, Non-Academic for 2019-20
David J. Ross, Elizabeth A. Strychalski, Christopher Jarzynski, Samuel M. Stavis
Recent advances in non-equilibrium statistical mechanics and single-molecule measurements have enabled the determination of equilibrium free energies from non
Genetic circuit design automation
Alec Nielsen, Bryan Der, Jonghyeon Shin, Prashant Vaidyanathan, Douglas Densmore, Vanya M. Paralanov, Elizabeth A. Strychalski, David J. Ross, Christopher Voigt
Computation can be performed in living cells using DNA-encoded circuits that process sensory information and control biological functions. Their construction is
Design and synthesis of a minimal bacterial genome
Elizabeth A. Strychalski, Clyde A. Hutchinson III, Ray-Yuan Chuang, Vladimir Noskov, Nacyra Assad-Garcia, Tom J. Deerinck, Mark H. Ellisman, John Gill, Krishna Kannan, Bogumil J. Karas, Li Ma, James F. Pelletier, Zhi-Qing Qi, Alexander Richter, Lijie Sun, Yo Suzuki, Billyana Tsvetanova, Kim S. Wise, Hamilton O. Smith, John I. Glass, Chuck Merryman, Daniel G. Gibson, J. C. Venter
We used whole-genome design and complete chemical synthesis to minimize the 1079–kilobase pair synthetic genome of Mycoplasma mycoides JCVI-syn1.0. An initial
Thomas P. Kole, Kuo-Tang Liao, Daniel R. Schiffels, Bojan R. Ilic, Elizabeth A. Strychalski, Jason G. Kralj, James A. Liddle, Anatoly Dritschilo, Samuel M. Stavis
Dimensional Reduction of Duplex DNA Under Nanofluidic Slit Confinement
Luis Fernando Vargas Lara, Jack F. Douglas, Samuel M. Stavis, Elizabeth A. Strychalski, Jon C. Geist, Brian J. Nablo
There has been much recent interest in the dimensional properties of duplex DNA under nanoscale confinement conditions as a problem of fundamental interest in
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A New Force for Green Building Projects
By Ariel Schwartz 1 minute Read
If major cities are to survive the coming energy crunch, they will have to become more efficient. Enter the NYC Urban Technology Innovation Center, a just-announced initiative that will bring together green building technology companies with the building owners who want to test them out.
The center, a partnership between the New York City Economic Development Corporation, Columbia University,
Polytechnic Institute of New York University, and the City University of
New York (CUNY), will develop a membership structure that will allow building owners and technology companies to join for between
$1,000 to $50,000 a year. IBM will offer up technology to help the center evaluate the performance of test products.
"IBM plans to collaborate with the NYC Urban Technology Innovation
Center to apply advanced computing technology–such as cloud computing,
real-time analytics, and supercomputing, for example–to help make
New York City a global leader in deploying smart-building
technologies," said Dr. Katherine Frase, Vice President, IBM Research, in a statement. "This approach will help building owners in the city increase the
attractiveness, efficiency and sustainability of their real estate
through significant improvements in how they use energy, water and
Members will be asked to share the results of their research for further investigation. And ultimately, the center could serve as an independent evaluation center for green building products (i.e. energy-efficient windows or HVAC systems). This all depends, of course, on how many companies and test sites join the center. But with the green building market expected to balloon from $71.1 billion now to $173 billion by 2015, the center probably won't lack for eager members.
Ariel Schwartz can be reached on Twitter or by email.


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Pavla Šmídová z d. Vincourová (ur. 12 listopada 1992 w Brnie) – czeska siatkarka, grająca na pozycji rozgrywającej, reprezentantka kraju. W latach 2015-2017 była zawodniczką Budowlanych Łódź. Przed sezonem 2019/2020 dołączyła do drużyny BKS Stal Bielsko-Biała, jednak na początku grudnia 2019 roku rozwiązała kontrakt z powodu ciąży.

Sukcesy klubowe
Mistrzostwo Czech:
  2013, 2014
  2009, 2010
  2008, 2011
Puchar Czech:
  2013, 2014
Mistrzostwo Polski:
  2017
  2018
Superpuchar Polski:
  2017
Puchar Polski:
  2018

Sukcesy reprezentacyjne
Mistrzostwa Europy Juniorek:
  2010
Liga Europejska:
  2012, 2019
Puchar Borysa Jelcyna:
  2015

Nagrody indywidualne
 2015: Najlepsza rozgrywająca Pucharu Borysa Jelcyna
 2018: Najlepsza rozgrywająca Pucharu Polski

Przypisy

Czeskie siatkarki
Urodzeni w 1992
Siatkarki VK AGEL Prostějov
Siatkarki Savino Del Bene Scandicci
Siatkarki Budowlanych Łódź
Siatkarki BKS Stal Bielsko-Biała
Ludzie urodzeni w Brnie

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| ELICKER: A tale of two cities
Justin Elicker
ELICKER: A tale of two cities
Justin Elicker 3:01 am, Mar 29, 2019
There are two New Havens.
In one, opportunities abound — thriving local businesses, beautiful green spaces, a bustling downtown. Our neighbors are engaged activists and loving parents. Our schools educate our children to be kind, transformative future leaders.
But not everyone gets to enjoy this New Haven. Many individuals in our most vulnerable communities are in crisis — all while City Hall has failed to proactively respond to and address the challenges faced by so many residents in a meaningful and lasting way.
I am running for mayor because I believe that city leaders should actively listen to and address the needs of all residents in every neighborhood, regardless of zip code. New Haveners deserve better.
I grew up in Connecticut. After working as a teacher and a foreign service officer, I moved to New Haven and attended Yale's School of Forestry & Environmental Studies and School of Management. What I found in this city — diverse neighborhoods, a vibrant sense of community and people who genuinely care for each other — made me excited to stay.
However, New Haven faces more than its fair share of challenges. In 2009, done with being frustrated over New Haveners' needs being ignored and forgotten, I decided to run for Ward 10 Alder.
On the Board of Alders, I was known for responsiveness, smart policy solutions and giving a voice to those who felt nobody was listening. I even gave out my cell phone number to everyone in the City (203-500-2969) because I wanted City Hall to be accessible to all New Haveners.
Being a true leader means that your responsibility to your constituents does not end once you are elected to office. Rather, it means continually renewing your commitment to accessibility and accountability at all times — regardless of whether or not they voted for you. I first ran for mayor in 2013 because I wanted to see our city's leadership embrace these values, not avoid them.
Since my first mayoral run six years ago, my wife Natalie and I have been blessed with two healthy daughters who have fundamentally changed the way I look at the world. I have also had the opportunity to lead a community-based nonprofit that, through community gardening and experiencing the outdoors, engages residents throughout the city through both personal and professional development.
But while my life has changed a great deal in six years, New Haven has not. Individuals in some of the most economically challenged neighborhoods remain unheard. Thousands of residents are waiting for affordable housing options, activists are struggling to achieve more police accountability and parents have lost confidence in our public school system's leadership.
In order to harness our energy and help New Haven become a better community with a well-planned future, we need to remember the incredible opportunities that New Haven offers. You are a resident of this city for at least four years — if you fall in love with it like I have, maybe even more. The election might not be until the fall, but you can get engaged in New Haven today.
Change starts at the local level, and your vote has the power to influence every neighborhood in this city. For too long, our leaders have listened to those with political connections over the needs of most New Haveners. It's time to change this.
It is time for New Haven to elect a leader who amplifies ignored voices and adopts thoughtful policies that work to undo the systemic inequities in our city. As your mayor, I'll work with everyone to make our government a more accessible and transparent vehicle for progress in all of our communities, finally creating one New Haven in which every resident can truly succeed.
Justin Elicker FES '10 SOM '10 is a Democratic candidate for Mayor of New Haven. Contact him at justin@justinelicker.com or at 203-500-2969 .


Berg, a leading design and innovation consultancy in the London, announced an'Internet of Things' product called Cloudwash. Cloudwash is a prototype that connects a washing machine to the cloud via Wi-Fi. This smart appliance has the capabilities to do things like send your iPhone a push notification when a load is finished. But it doesn't require touch screens to tap into the magic. Analog buttons on Cloudwash's face also allow for one-touch ordering of more detergent through Amazon, too, demonstrating how smart the simplest controls can become once they're wired to the web.
Berg often develops product prototypes for silicon valley tech companies. A company like Google or Intel would hire the studio to build some neat prototypes–things like desk lamps that transformed a work surface into a giant touch screen. And while those products wouldn't even necessarily make it to market, they could serve as a beacon to a Google engineer, encouraging them to pursue and refine vital components of the future.


Flights Berlin — Champigny-sur-Marne. Gets you best airfare deals on airline tickets. weather in Berlin — Champigny-sur-Marne.
Champigny-sur-Marne is a rather small town and does not have an airport. But it is possible to fly from Berlin at first to one of settlements nearby and then head to Champigny-sur-Marne by bus, train or car.
• Dunkerque — 248.53 km.
• Dunkerque — 247.35 km.
Champigny-sur-Marne is located in France.
There are no direct flights from Berlin to Champigny-sur-Marne – you going to need to reach one of the cities in the vicinity first, they are listed above. Flights to these cities depart from of Berlin.


2So David and the six hundred men with him left and went over to Achish son of Maok king of Gath. 3David and his men settled in Gath with Achish. Each man had his family with him, and David had his two wives: Ahinoam of Jezreel and Abigail of Carmel, the widow of Nabal. 4When Saul was told that David had fled to Gath, he no longer searched for him.
6So on that day Achish gave him Ziklag, and it has belonged to the kings of Judah ever since. 7David lived in Philistine territory for a year and four months.
8Now David and his men went up and raided the Geshurites, the Girzites and the Amalekites. (From ancient times these peoples had lived in the land extending to Shur and Egypt.) 9Whenever David attacked an area, he did not leave a man or woman alive, but took sheep and cattle, donkeys and camels, and clothes. Then he returned to Achish.