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The Night Always Comes
Willy Vlautin (Author)
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"Willy Vlautin is not known for happy endings, but there's something here that defies the downward pull. In the end, Lynette is pure life force: fierce and canny and blazing through a city that no longer has space for her, and it's all Portland's loss."--Portland Monthly Magazine
Award-winning author Willy Vlautin explores the impact of trickle-down greed and opportunism of gentrification on ordinary lives in this scorching novel that captures the plight of a young woman pushed to the edge as she fights to secure a stable future for herself and her family.
Barely thirty, Lynette is exhausted. Saddled with bad credit and juggling multiple jobs, some illegally, she's been diligently working to buy the house she lives in with her mother and developmentally disabled brother Kenny. Portland's housing prices have nearly quadrupled in fifteen years, and the owner is giving them a good deal. Lynette knows it's their last best chance to own their own home--and obtain the security they've never had. While she has enough for the down payment, she needs her mother to cover the rest of the asking price. But a week before they're set to sign the loan papers, her mother gets cold feet and reneges on her promise, pushing Lynette to her limits to find the money they need.
Set over two days and two nights, The Night Always Comes follows Lynette's frantic search--an odyssey of hope and anguish that will bring her face to face with greedy rich men and ambitious hustlers, those benefiting and those left behind by a city in the throes of a transformative boom. As her desperation builds and her pleas for help go unanswered, Lynette makes a dangerous choice that sets her on a precarious, frenzied spiral. In trying to save her family's future, she is plunged into the darkness of her past, and forced to confront the reality of her life.
A heart wrenching portrait of a woman hungry for security and a home in a rapidly changing city, The Night Always Comes raises the difficult questions we are often too afraid to ask ourselves: What is the price of gentrification, and how far are we really prepared to go to achieve the American Dream? Is the American dream even attainable for those living at the edges? Or for too many of us, is it only a hollow promise?
Harper Perennial
Family Life - General
Willy Vlautin is the author of The Free, Lean on Pete, Northline, and The Motel Life. He is the singer and songwriter of the band Richmond Fontaine and a member of the band The Delines. He lives outside Portland, Oregon.
"The trick to writing a great thriller is both simple and very, very difficult: make us care about the person whose life is in jeopardy. I can't remember the last time I worried myself sick about a fictional character the way I did about Lynette in Willy Vlautin's terrific, big-hearted new novel The Night Always Comes. You won't soon forget either her or the fraught world she so courageously navigates."--Richard Russo, Author of Empire Falls and Chances Are...
"If throwing down roots in a place can change a person for the better, The Night Always Comes asks what happens to people who never get the chance to do it. Vlautin doesn't offer answers, but he does end the book on an optimistic note, suggesting hope is out there somewhere--and, in the meantime, he paints a recognizable, sometimes harrowing portrait of a city in flux."--Williamette Week
"Willy Vlautin's The Night Always Comes is a tear-struck revelation--both epic and timely, intimate and clear-eyed. Only Vlautin could cross the harrowing emotional richness of A Woman Under the Influence with the breakneck desperation of the greatest of film noir. Lynette will have you from the first page and put you to the test a hundred times before the last. You'll finish knowing you'll never forget her."--Megan Abbott, Author of Give Me Your Hand and You Will Know Me
Remarkable, real, and tender, The Night Always Comes is a story of America, of the disenfranchised and the still hopeful, of a world littered with artifacts and so little opportunity. Willy Vlautin's characters blaze with honesty, fighting for their slim chance at the American dream, leaving us to wonder if it was all a charade. An amazing achievement.--Rene Denfeld, Author of The Butterfly Girl and The Child Finder
"I finished reading this novel dripping with admiration for Willy Vlautin and the tough wonder he has brought forth. The Night Always Comes hits the high-water mark; there is skillful and beautiful objectivity to the writing, characters so real that when they bleed you get a few drops on your sleeve, and a story of economic want and desperation and heart." --Daniel Woodrell, Author of Winter's Bone and The Maid's Version
The story resonates, with characters we come to feel we know and dialogue that is so natural we hear it, not just read it....This is literary art that will keep readers in their seats until the last page.
--Library Journal (starred review)
He is as far reaching as he is precise. He writes hard, delicate stories about things that are true. His characters cut me so close to the bone, I feel like they peel a layer of skin off me and I walk around after reading Willy Vlautin, more vulnerable, more open than I was before. And all the tougher for it.--Kae Tempest, Author of On Connection
The Night Always Comes is a masterclass of scope and scale - a nail-biting thriller of everyday survival. Relatable, terrifying, impassioned, and compassionate, Vlautin's latest will elevate you on one page and tear your heart out on the next. A marvelous novel that bleeds real, cuts deep, and offers just the right dose of hope.--Ivy Pochoda, Author of These Girls and Visitation Street
"Emotionally wrenching.... 'You never give up and you've got a good heart, a damaged heart, but a good heart.' We concur, of course, and race to the end to see if good hearts can maybe, just this once, make a difference. With Vlautin, you never know for sure."--Booklist (starred review)
"Vlautin offers a stunning, heartbreaking study of one woman's struggle against fate and circumstance in an America that's left her behind... This gritty page-turner sings with pitch-perfect prose, and [protagonist] Lynette's desperation is palpable. Vlautin has achieved a brilliant synthesis of Raymond Carver and Jim Thompson."--Publishers Weekly (starred review)
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Belfast International Airport has revealed it has achieved more than £100,000 in savings from a £5m off-site solar farm launched ten months ago.
The 4.84MWp Crookedstone facility, located a third of a mile from the airport's terminal building, is also set to save 2,100 tonnes of carbon emissions each year – equivalent to taking 469 cars off the road.
Belfast International Airport operations director Alan Whiteside said: "The solar farm project has exceeded all expectations. From switch-on in March to the end of the year, the 'ballpark' savings were over £100,000.
"The project is consistently delivering a reliable 'green' and cost-saving energy supply for the airport. No other airport in either the rest of the UK or Ireland has a similar energy source and we're delighted with its operation."
Crookedstone is the largest solar energy connection to an airport in the UK and Ireland. The entire project was funded and operated by solar generator Lightsource Renewable Energy through a 25-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), the largest of its kind for UK airports.
Lightsource chief executive Nick Boyle said: "We are really thrilled that Belfast International Airport are being rewarded for the vision that they showed in switching to solar energy with Lightsource. We worked hand in hand with the team at Belfast to deliver a project which would meet their needs.
The announcement follows a string of low-carbon, resource-efficient commitments from the UK's largest airports. Heathrow Airport's chief executive John Holland-Kaye recently announced that all of the airport's energy usage will be generated from renewable sources within the next few months, ahead of its controversial expansion.
Gatwick's newly opened £3.8m waste processing plant not only allows the airport to process Category 1 waste safely on-site, it can also convert it – along with all other organic waste from the airport – into energy to power itself and, eventually, provide heat for the nearby North Terminal.
Gatwick recently took edie on a tour of the new site, providing a first-hand experience of how the plant will boost the airport's recycling rate from 52% in 2016 to around 85% by 2020. You can watch a video of that tour below.


* Newstead township (near Historical Society) – single Blue-faced Honeyeater.
* Loddon River @ Newstead – Powerful Owls (2 juveniles and both parents) perched in mixed wattle plantings.
* Loddon River @ Newstead – Powerful Owls (2 juveniles and adult male), perched in mixed wattle plantings.
* Boundary Gully, Werona – Leaden Flycatcher (female), White-browed Woodswallow (small flock).
* Loddon River @ Newstead – Powerful Owl (female), perched in Blackwood Wattle.
* Loddon River at Oxley's gate – Painted Honeyeater (calling), Sacred Kingfisher, Rufous Night-Heron.
* Muckleford Gorge – Sacred Kingfishers (at least 3 pairs, young being fed), White-faced Heron, Dusky Moorhen.
* Loddon River @ Newstead – White-backed Swallow (7 birds emerged from tunnel @ 8.30am), Sacred Kingfisher, Rufous Night-Heron , Little and Long-billed Corellas.
* Welshmans Reef tip – White-browed and Masked Woodswallows (30+), Rainbow Bee-eaters, Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike.
* Sullivan's Track – Hooded Robin (2), Grey fantail, White-naped, Brown-headed and Yellow-tufted Honeyeaters, Spotted Quail-thrush (calling).
* Newstead – Square-tailed Kite, single bird hunting over township area.
* Just north of Gully Rd, Welshmans Reef – Crested Bellbird (male), Yellow-tufted Honeyeaters, Peaceful Dove.
*Newstead township – Square-tailed Kite (single bird hunting along Panmure St).
* Newstead Township – Little Eagle, Whistling Kite.
* Cairn Curran (western edge) – Wedge-tailed Eagle (2 see on ground at 9am), Australian Kestrel, Whistling Kite, Eurasian Coot, Grey Teal, Darter, Great Egret.
* Loddon River @ the bend – White-backed Swallow (nesting), Sacred Kingfisher (nesting), Rufous Night-heron, White-faced Heron, Darter, Brown Goshawk, Little Pied Cormorant, Dusky Moorhen.
* Cairn Curran, south of Picnic Point – Yellow-billed Spoonbill (4), Royal Spoonbill (4), Black Swans, Eurasian Coot.
* Cairn Curran @ Joyces Creek – Buff-banded Rail, Dusky Moorhen (adults with two half-grown chicks).
* Moolort Plains, Box remnant near Moolort/Baringhup Rd intersection – Diamond Firetail, White-winged Triller. Note that neither species reported from this area previously.
* Cairn Curran (opposite Butlers) – White-bellied Sea-eagle took off from waters edge at ~ 8pm.
* Rise and Shine (Zumpe's Road) – Sacred Kingfisher, Willie Wagtail (feeding fledgelings), Grey Fantail, Peaceful Dove, Brown Treecreeper.
* Gully Track – Chestnut-rumped Heathwren, Crested Bellbird (calling), Yellow-footed Antechinus, Jacky Winter, Dusky Woodswallow, Eastern Yellow Robin (juvenile).
* Newstead township – Little Corellas (3) … seem to be regular in small numbers now around town.
* Spring Hill Track (area south of) – 3 separate groups of Red-capped Robins (male and female in one group), others immatures, Spotted Quail-thrush, Speckled Warbler (small party), Yellow-tufted Honeyeater (1 only), Brown-headed Honeyeaters, Weebill, Striated Thornbill, Mistletoebird, Sacred Kingfisher (heard near Sullivan's Track).
* Cairn Curran Reservoir, near Picnic Point – Black-winged Stilt (7), Red-kneed Dotterel (2), Wood Duck, Pacific Black Duck, Little Pied Cormorant, Little Black Cormorant, Great Cormorant, Darter, Spotted Harrier, Whistling Kite, Brown Falcon, Eurasian Coot (100+), Black Swan (8).
* Cairn Curran at Joyces Creek – Great-crested Grebe (1).
* Tangey's Lane Newstead – White-browed Woodswallows (small numbers still present and some courtship behaviour!), Little Eagle, Sacred Kingfisher, White-winged Triller.
* Moolort Plains – pair of Cockatiel, Australian Kestrel (still attending nest site).
* Bough-yards Lane Strangways – Blue -faced Honeyeater (single).
* Sullivan's Track – Painted Honeyeater (calling), Dusky Woodswallow, Willie Wagtail, Little Pied Cormorant, Australasian Grebe (pair with active nest in second dam), Eastern Rosella, White-winged Triller, Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike, White-bellied Cuckoo-shrike.
* Rotunda Park – juvenile Brown Goshawk being fed by adult.
* Babbler's Rest (Sandon) – Sacred Kingfisher (calling), Diamond Firetail, White-browed Babbler, Yellow-faced Honeyeater.
* Spring Hill Track area – White-throated Nightjar (adult pair), Spotted Quail-thrush (calling), Red-capped Robin (two juveniles), Square-tailed Kite.
* Spring Hill Track area – White-throated Nightjar, Powerful Owl (pair), Spotted Quail-thrush (pair seen by Chris Tzaros), Red-capped Robin.
* Tangey's Lane – Restless Flycatcher, White-browed Woodswallow, Brown Treecreeper, Peaceful Dove, Common Bronzewing, White-winged Triller (making nest), Willy Wagtail (nest with 4 eggs), Dusky Woodswallow, Little Eagle (pair at nest site), White-plumed Honeyeater, Varied Sitella.
* Picnic Point Cairn Curran – Black Falcons (2), Whistling Kite, Great Cormorant, Little Black Cormorant, Yellow-billed Spoonbill, Straw-necked Ibis, Sacred Ibis, Pacific Black Duck, Eurasian Coot (40), Black-tailed Native-hen, Australian Kestrel.
* Moolort Plains – Spotted Harrier (near nest site), Black Falcon (1 just north of Joyces Creek bridge), Whistling Kite, White-necked Heron, Australian Kestrel.
* Bush dam near junction of Spring Hill and Sullivan's Track – White-throated Nightjar heard calling half a dozen times from ~ 100m SE of the dam at about 9.20pm.
* Moolort Plains – pair of Black Falcons on the Moolort to Baringhup Road, Spotted Harrier.
* Newstead Butter Factory – large flock of ~100 White-browed (90%) and Masked Woodswallows.
* Moolort Plains – Black Falcons (2), Whistling Kites, Brown Falcons, Black Kite, Little Eagle all in the vicinity of the Moolort Railway overpass.
* Moolort Plains – Black Falcons – pair plus at juvenile apparently road killed, Cockatiel, Spotted Harrier … reported by Chris Tzaros.
* Spring Hill and Sullivan's Track area – White-throated Nightjar (calling) to the north of the small bush dam, Powerful Owl calling south of the dam … reported by Chris Tzaros.


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Counter-Strike Review
First Released Nov 8, 2000
Reviewed Nov 17, 2003
If you've never experienced Counter-Strike before, this new version of the classic team-based PC shooter may cause you to wonder what, exactly, all the fuss is about.
By Greg Kasavin on November 17, 2003 at 5:18PM PST
Counter-Strike isn't just a game, it's a phenomenon. Originally created by a couple of college students as a downloadable mod for Valve's pioneering 1998 PC first-person shooter, Half-Life, Counter-Strike has more than outlived the game on which it was based and remains one of the most widely played online games in the world, despite being based on 5-year-old technology. Why did Counter-Strike take the world by storm? For one thing, it was free and piggybacked a game that had a huge installed base. But, more importantly, it combined realistic kill-or-be-killed gunplay in a highly competitive, team-oriented environment that featured an incredibly fast, perfectly tuned, arcadelike pace. Much like the way Street Fighter II pioneered the fighting game but was never truly surpassed, so will Counter-Strike remain the once and future king of team-based shooters. Now Microsoft, in partnership with Valve, has brought Counter-Strike to the Xbox, where it's no longer free and no longer as responsive, but, in other respects, is largely the same game as the PC version. It's a bare-bones product that's a missed opportunity, offering no compelling reasons to make it recommendable over the PC version, except to someone with an Xbox Live account and a completely outdated PC. On its own merits, it can make for some good fun online, but if you've never experienced Counter-Strike before, this new version may cause you to wonder what, exactly, all the fuss is about.
This venerable, incomparably popular multiplayer PC shooter has finally arrived on the Xbox but with few differences or improvements.
The mechanics and the pace of Counter-Strike are essentially intact here, and some new maps and the option to play with or against computer-controlled bots are the main, new attractions. The rules of the game are the same as ever. You'll participate in a series of brutal rounds, from the perspective of either a counter-terrorist (CT) or a terrorist (T), each attempting to thwart the other. Two types of mission objectives are available: demolition and hostage rescue. In the former, the Ts attempt to drop a bomb at a particular point and then try to defend it for a number of seconds before it goes off; the CTs can win by defusing the bomb and, thus, defeating the Ts. In the latter, the CTs must locate a pack of hostages and lead them to safety, but the Ts don't want that to happen. Either mission type has a popular alternate objective: Kill everyone on the opposing side.
Rounds tend to last only a few minutes--maybe three or four. By killing enemies or winning rounds, you earn money with which you may purchase better weapons, more ammo, armor, and grenades in the next round (all the money in the world won't help you against a better, faster CS player, though). One of Counter-Strike's key features, and one that has been copied by countless other multiplayer shooters, is that when you die during a round, you stay dead for the remainder of that round. This penalty, coupled with the relatively realistic damage modeling in the game (you can only withstand a few shots--if you're lucky and if you're wearing full Kevlar armor), forces you to forget about the sorts of gung ho heroics typical of other first-person shooters, and it, instead, forces you to stick with your team, keep your head down, and aim true.
The buy mode in the Xbox version of Counter-Strike is handled using a convenient radial menu, which gives you near-instant access to the game's variety of real-world equipment, including pistols, submachine guns, assault rifles, grenades, and other weapons . You have only a few seconds before the beginning of each round to get the gear you need, but it's enough time. You're able to buy gear during a round if you want, or you can grab a weapon from a dead friend or foe, but, for the most part, what you'll start the round with is what you'll end the round with. Realistically, Counter-Strike lets you carry a pistol, one larger weapon (like a submachine gun or a sniper rifle), a survival knife, maybe some grenades, and that's it.
The mechanics of the PC version have been ported over intact, though the Xbox version is not quite as smooth or as responsive as what you could get from a half-decent PC.
Therefore, your primary weapon will dictate your main role in the round. If you're packing a sniper rifle, you don't want to meet an enemy with a submachine gun when rounding a corner. If you're packing a light machine gun, you don't want to be caught out in the open with it, but you should, instead, anticipate your enemy's advances and take advantage of the weapon's ability to shoot through certain solid materials, like wooden doors. High-explosive grenades and flashbangs, which can temporarily blind groups of foes, can be highly effective. Each weapon has its own unique properties, but none is overwhelmingly powerful. Also, there are some differences between the T and CT arsenals (for example, only the Ts get to use the equivalent of AK-47 rifles), but the two sides play pretty much identically. Counter-Strike for the Xbox offers no weapons that can't be found in the PC version, though it does feature some of the relatively new additions to the arsenal, like the CT riot shield.
In the PC version of Counter-Strike, the preferred combination of keyboard-and-mouse controls allows for incredibly responsive action, so that some particularly skilled players are able to take out their opponents almost instantly. On the Xbox, some of this precision is inherently lost due to the less accurate nature of having to use the dual-analog sticks for aiming and movement. This control scheme basically works fine and operates on the same principles as the PC version. For instance, your aim will be much better if you shoot while crouching in short, controlled bursts rather than laying on the trigger while running or jumping. However, the split-second reaction times rewarded by Counter-Strike are certainly limited by having to use a gamepad. Fortunately, you can adjust the sensitivity of the analog control (you'll probably want to bump it up at least a notch from the default). There's also a "quick turn" option, allowing you to rotate around much more quickly if you press in on the left analog stick. This quick turn is an essential ability in situations where the enemy manages to flank you. Additionally, you can easily cycle through your weapons by using the Y button.
Counter-Strike offers a rudimentary training mode, which is simply an offline match with some pop-up text explaining some of the gameplay elements. It's of little help, but, in reality, this is a fairly intuitive game that must be learned through practice. The single-player mode, exclusive to the Xbox version of Counter-Strike, is suitable for that purpose, at best. There are four skill levels--beginner, standard, professional, and expert--plus a fifth, custom difficulty option. The computer-controlled bots, of which you can have up to 11 in a match, perform with varying degrees of proficiency that are dependent on skill level. Additionally, the computer-controlled bots can make for some pretty good target practice. Interestingly, the bot AI isn't attempting to model the tactics of real-life terrorist or counter-terrorist squads, but, rather, the bot AI is attempting to model the habits of real-life Counter-Strike players. For instance, much like real players tend to do, you'll see your AI teammates switch to the knife at the beginning of a round to gain a slight boost in running speed. Sometimes the bots will hop around foolishly or "camp" a certain spot, which is also like some real CS players. Furthermore, the AI will attempt to follow some rudimentary orders, like following you or holding position, which may be issued by using the directional pad.
The single-player mode is identical to the online mode, only it's got computer-controlled bots that take the place of live players.
Ultimately, though, the bots aren't very competent about their primary mission objectives and are no replacement for playing with and against other humans. As if to acknowledge this, the entire single-player mode of Counter-Strike for the Xbox is identical to the multiplayer mode. There's no structure to it, and it's merely the same continuous sequence of action-packed rounds as you'd get online. You pick your skill level and one of the game's maps, and you're off. And, sure enough, if you're killed during a round, as in the multiplayer mode, you're out of the action until the round is over. Only here, you just have to wait for the AI to finish the job, and you can't observe or chat with your fellow human teammates. The Xbox version of CS retains the same "ghost" mode found on the PC version, allowing you, once killed, to watch the remaining players from a third-person perspective--or from their own first-person perspective (though, unlike in the PC version, there's no option to just fly around the map, detached from any of the players). The machinelike behavior of the bots becomes quickly apparent when looking through their perspectives, whereas in the online mode, getting to watch other players finish off a round is a decent consolation for getting gunned down before the round's conclusion.
Online, via Xbox Live, or using the Xbox's system link feature, Counter-Strike performs well. Hosted matches support a maximum of just 10 human players, unless you use your Xbox as a dedicated server, in which case 16-player matches are possible--excluding you. You may reserve any number of slots for people on your friends' list, you may choose to play humans versus bots matches, and you may customize a variety of other options if you wish. Game sessions can be set to have friendly fire on or off, and participants can be given the option to vote to switch maps at any time. Voice chat has been a popular feature of the PC version of Counter-Strike for a while and is predictably useful for coordinating teams. Counter-Strike plays great if you're fighting alongside your friends, using carefully choreographed strategies. But it's also fine when played with strangers, since you'll naturally want to stick with your teammates to improve your chances of survival.
Most of the game's maps are time-tested, theoretically presenting interesting, balanced challenges for both the T and CT sides. The new maps (seven in total) generally fit in well, too, and will quickly stand out to CS veterans long since familiar with the majority of maps to be found here. As well, though, some subtle tweaks to the classic maps will be noticeable and may even be intriguing to experienced CS players. Two additional maps, for a grand total of 20, are already available for download via Xbox Live. Overall, there are a significant variety of settings that offer just about every action-movie set piece you could think of. You'll find Middle Eastern city streets, a lavish chateau, an airport, some South American ruins, a bank, a swamp, a snow-covered city square, and numerous other locations that each offer various points of entry and ensure that both the T and CT sides have viable options for ambushing opponents. However, none of these environments are interactive, so, apart from their varied looks and layouts, they're basically all alike; each is quite compact and streamlined to encourage this game's brand of close-quarters battles. As is the case with most CS players, you'll probably find a handful of the maps naturally more to your liking than the rest.
At a glance, the no-frills, bare-bones production of this version of Counter-Strike is readily apparent. The visuals are touched-up from the PC version's, yet they're certainly not overhauled. Some of the textures in the environments are nice, but the level architecture itself is simple. The game runs at a consistent--but none-too-smooth--frame rate, which will throw off CS fans who are used to the silky smooth frame rates of the PC version. Some unsightly graphical glitches, such as very choppy death animations and the occasional floating corpse, are evidence of the game's home-brewed roots and this port's lack of polish. Weapon models and effects are plain, but the weapons don't even take the names of their real-world counterparts (just like the retail PC version of Counter-Strike, released a few years ago). The characters look fine from afar, and their animations aren't bad, but they're really nothing special. Amusingly, Counter-Strike still makes use of the same over-the-top blood effects found in 1998's Half-Life, leading to some surprisingly gory shoot-outs. Other than that, the most notable aspect of the visuals is just a small, subtle detail: In the outdoor maps, you'll notice that it's very difficult to see into the shadows when standing out in the open, though you'll see more clearly a moment after stepping into those shadows. The effect is that of your eyes having to adjust to different levels of brightness, and it's a decidedly realistic touch. Unfortunately, it isn't enough to make Counter-Strike a particularly good-looking game.
You'd never guess that Counter-Strike was one of the greatest PC games of all time just from playing the Xbox version.
One of the most remarkable things about Counter-Strike, from around the time the PC version first started getting popular, was how its amateur developers completely redid not only the graphics of Half-Life but also the sound. And they did a superb job of it. Audio has always played a key role in CS, since each weapon has its own, distinctive report, and it's possible to hear the footsteps of players who are running--as opposed to inching--their ways forward. It's a testament to the original developers' efforts that Counter-Strike for the Xbox, despite recycling all of those five-year-old sound effects, still sounds pretty good. Actually, though, it's also pretty embarrassing that no one bothered to update this game's audio in the process of translating it to the Xbox. For what it's worth, there's a new effect for when grenades detonate near your character. You'll now hear a simulated ringing in your ears, though the effect isn't as convincing as comparable effects found in other, similar games.
Ironically, the biggest competition that this Xbox version of Counter-Strike faces is from itself. In particular, the new Counter-Strike must compete against the aging PC version of Counter-Strike that's still free, still widely played, and still runs faster than ever on today's average system. Meanwhile, judged solely on its own merits or against standards established by other Xbox shooters, this game has a very limited variety of modes of play (including barely any single-player component to speak of) and contains underachieving production qualities that will disappoint those expecting anything more than just a port of an old PC shooter. Despite all that and despite the suboptimal controls for a game demanding of down-to-the-pixel precision, the gameplay of Counter-Strike still shines through as a finely tuned combination of addictive arcade action and deeply strategic teamwork. It's too bad, though, that the underlying high quality of the gameplay isn't more readily apparent.
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Thiruvananthapuram: Just a week after Keralites celebrated Onam, remembering the rule of the mythical king Mahabali and his kingdom, in which no crime was committed, the state was stunned by reports of the rapes of a 90-year-old woman in Kollam and the gang rape of a 15-year-old girl in Thodupuzha, on Wednesday.
The nonagenarian was raped last week although the incident was only revealed on Wednesday. The victim gave a statement to the police that the incident happened at night after the assailant broke into her house. She had been living alone.
"I pleaded with him, saying, 'Son, leave me alone'," she told a local television channel, recounting the incident that happened at Kadakkal, near Kollam. She said she was raped at knife point.
Local media reported that she had narrated the incident to some of her relatives the same day but they ignored it.
Based on her statement, police have taken into custody a neighbour identified as Vijayakumar, alias Babu. The elderly victim has been moved to a local hospital.
The state human rights commission has taken a suo moto case regarding the incident and has directed the Kollam superintendent of police to investigate the matter and submit a report within a week.
In the second incident, the 15-year-old girl from Thiruvananthapuram is believed to have left her home with a man with whom she was close. The man took her to Thodupuzha, where the girl is believed to have been raped by him and three others.
Two of the accused have been taken into custody and police are searching for the two other accused.
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Once the update set is fully installed, only users that are a member of a designated group will receive notifications. The functionality can be easily disabled through email properties as necessary in the future.
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If an email is designated to send to outside users, and the system has no idea who triggered the action, it goes to the entire Email Test Group.
This Update Set DOES handle both the CC and BCC fields on outgoing email.
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"SubProd Email Filter" – All the magic takes place in this rule – it handles limiting emails down and determining who triggered the action.
"glide.email.test.group" – Created in the update set, this contains the sys_id (or name) of the group that will serve as the group of users allowed to receive email.
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In the left hand nav, go to System Properties -> Email.
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Go to user Administration -> Groups, and navigate to the group w/ that sys_id.
Add any developers and testers that need to test and receive email to that group.


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The SciBorgs had an amazing run at the World Championships in St Louis this last week: April 27-30. On the Curie Field for a second time, the team took their robot K.E.V.I.N. all the way to the Finals. Team 4061 battled valiantly and came in 2nd Place, Finals Match 1: 190-189 and Match 2: 187-185. Wow, so close! The SciBorgs are in the Top 64 teams in the world (out of 3,125 FRC teams). Also Team 4061 earned the Creativity Award sponsored by Xerox. Thank you to all our incredible sponsors!!
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Hazgreen take fire extinguishers and gas cylinders to a recycling plant that uses specialised equipment to recover the contents and recycle them. Gases are compressed and used as fuel. The gas cylinders, valves and fire extinguisher casings are then fully recycled. Hazgreen supply cages for on-site storage.
New Regulations require the segregation of fluorescent tubes from general waste as they are now classed as hazardous waste. The tubes are crushed and all key components including copper, aluminium, glass and mercury are recovered and recycled. Hazgreen supply special coffins for on-site storage.
Hazgreen offer a regular collection service to printers across the UK for the disposal of all types of printing wastes including Inks, blanket wash, solvents, plates, developers, solvent contaminated rags and fount solution. Hazgreen supply cages and drums for on-site storage.
Hazgreen offer a 100% recovery of all aerosol components. The gases are compressed and used as fuel. The cans are crushed and used as recycled metal. EU approved on site storage containers for aerosols are available from Hazgreen.
WEEE directive 2002/96/EC requires all end of life commercially used electrical products to be decommissioned and recycled.
WEEE items are professionally stripped, de-gassed if necessary and all components are segregated for recycling.
Most batteries can be recycled and are classed as hazardous waste. Batteries contain heavy metals such as mercury, lead, cadmium and nickel which can contaminate the environment when batteries are improperly disposed of. It can be damaging for the environment to dispose of batteries through landfill and incinerating them causes atmospheric pollution.
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Waste paint, even water based, is classed as hazardous waste when wet. Whether you use paints containing flammable solvents, heavy metals, or you produce waste such as brushes, rollers or tins with residual paint, paint sludge or thinners, these need to be kept segregated from all other waste and containerised as hazardous waste.
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Means of transport-Mezzo di trasporto-Moyen de transport: Various-Diversi-Différents
Internet: https://www.gutenberg.org/author/London,+Jack
Wikidata: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q45765
Additional references-Riferimenti complementari-Références complémentaires: London, Jack. 1930. La Strada. Milano: Casa Editrice Bietti.
Man-handling was merely one of the very minor unprintable horrors of the Erie County Pen. I say 'unprintable'; and in justice I must also say undescribable. They were unthinkable to me until I saw them, and I was no spring chicken in the ways of the world and the awful abysses of human degradation. It would take a deep plummet to reach bottom in the Erie County Pen, and I do but skim lightly and facetiously the surface of things as I there saw them.
Jack London, The Road
The Road is an autobiographical memoir by Jack London, first published in 1907. It is London's account of his experiences as a hobo in the 1890s, during the worst economic depression the United States had experienced up to that time. He describes his experiences hopping freight trains, "holding down" a train when the crew is trying to throw him off, begging for food and money, and making up extraordinary stories to fool the police. He also tells of the thirty days that he spent in the Erie County Penitentiary, which he described as a place of "unprintable horrors," after being "pinched" (arrested) for vagrancy. In addition, he recounts his time with Kelley's Army, which he joined up with in Wyoming and remained with until its dissolution at the Mississippi River.
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Biggest Wins at the 45th Annual NAACP Image Awards
| 12 Years A Slave, 45th Annual NAACP Image Awards, ABC, Angela Basset, Angela Davis, Anybody's Daughter, Arts+Culture, Black Nativity, Charlie Wilson, David Oyelowo, forest whitaker, Free Angela and All Political Prisoners, Jennifer Hudson, John Legend, John Ridley, kerry washington, Langston Hughes, Lee Daniels' The Butler, Lupita Nyong'o, NAACP petition, Oprah Winfrey, Pamela Samuels Young, scandal, Steve McQueen
Emily Mae Czachor |
February 26, 2014 | 3:56 p.m. PST
On February 22, TV One hosted the 45th Annual NAACP Image Awards. The Association has been confronting issues regarding the portrayal of African Americans in the media since the early 20th century, and continues to tackle racial representations in movies, television, music, and literature. In 1967, the NAACP Hollywood Branch created the Image Awards, which continues to recognize outstanding participation by people of color in the arts as well as in other creative efforts that promote social justice. Here are the biggest winners of this year's award show:
1) Steve McQueen
The 12 Years A Slave director took home an abundance of awards for his adaptation of the 1853 memoir by Solomon Northup. Complimenting its various 2014 Oscar nominations, the film was awarded various NAACP Image Awards in addition to McQueen's for Outstanding Director In A Motion Picture.
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2) John Ridley
12 Years A Slave was victorious in yet another category, Outstanding Writing In a Motion Picture. John Ridley is also nominated for a 2014 Academy Award for Best Writing (Adapted Screenplay).
3) "12 Years A Slave"
Steve McQueen's film is based on the true story of a free black man, Solomon Northup, who is captured in the North and sold into slavery. In addition to winning Outstanding Motion Picture, various actors from the film were celebrated for their work. Lupita Nyong'o, who portrays a fellow slave and later friend of Northup's in the movie, was praised for her emotional performance and awarded Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture.
4) "Lee Daniels' The Butler"
This historical fiction drama, directed by Lee Daniels, is loosely based on the life of Eugne Allen, an African American who witnesses various social movements and cultural events firsthand during his time as a White House butler. Forest Whitaker, who plays Cecil Gaines, the protagonist, was named Outstanding Actor In A Motion Picture. His fellow castmate, David Oyelowo, who plays Cecil's eldest son in the film, was awarded Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Motion Picture. Although she did not win, Oprah Winfrey was recognized for her role in the film through her nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Motion Picture.
5) "Black Nativity"
This musical drama is based on the play of the same name, written by poet and social activist, Langston Hughes, in 1961. The film featured a powerhouse cast, which included Forest Whitaker, Angela Basset, Jennifer Hudson, Tyrese Gibson, and Mary J. Blige. Angela Basset won the Outstanding Actress In A Motion Picture for her performance. Actress and musician, Jennifer Hudson, was also praised for her work in the 2011 film adaptation, Winnie Mandela, with a nomination in this category.
6) Scandal
The critically-acclaimed ABC drama series tells a gripping story of Olivia Pope, a press aid to the presidential administration who conceals political misconducts. In addition to gaining recognition with the title Outstanding Drama Series, Kerry Washington, who plays Pope, took the beat out SouthLAnd (TNT) and Grey's Anatomy (ABC) stars for Outstanding Actress In A Drama Series.
Singer-songwriter John Legend performing in 2013. (Creative Commons/Google Images)
7) John Legend
The nine-time Grammy Award winner was victorious in two categories this year, Outstanding Male Artist, as well as Outstanding Song for his love ballad, "All of Me." The R&B artist released his fourth studio album, "Love in the Future," earlier in 2013. The album was signed by Columbia records, and features a series of guest appearances by Kimbra, Rick Ross, Stacy Barthe, and Seal. In an interview with XXL, Legend credits his fellow collaborator, Kanye West, with the part creativity behind the music.
8) Charlie Wilson
This R&B singer-songwriter-producer has been nominated for seven Grammy Awards and three NAACP Image Awards. His sixth studio album, entitled "Love, Charlie," was named Outstanding Album. The musician was signed by RCA records, and featured romantically-charged singles including "My Love Is All I Have" and "I Still Have You."
9) "Anybody's Daughter"
This captivating thriller by award-winning author, Pamela Samuels Young, was awarded Outstanding Literary Work in Fiction. The story illuminates the often-concealed issue of child sex trafficking in the United States, and has proven to be relevant accessible story to both teens and parents alike. The author utilizes realistic situations and issues and places them in a fictional context.
This documentary sheds light on the issues that Angela Davis has fought for throughout her life as an activist. (Creative Commons/Google Images)
10) "Free Angela And All Political Prisoners"
This historical documentary about the pursuits of college professor and social activist, Angela Davis, was named Outstanding Documentary - Theatrical. The documentary, written and direct by Shola Lynch, provides both an intimate and expansive of Davis' revolutionary work in social reform, painting a picture of her as a controversial political icon in the 1960's.
Reach Staff Reporter Emily Mae Czachor here.


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We believe that one point of view is never enough to see the full image of the reality, especially in regard to events taking place within our home regions.
As reporters and editors we understand that good journalism on both sides of the Mediterranean is a result of hard work to get the voices of those who can't find their way to the mainstream media on their own.
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The journalists who contribute to this unique initiative met during the Euro-Mediterranean Academy for Young Journalists EMAJ, a workshop which has brought together young journalists from the EU and the MENA regions at three occasions: in 2008 in Amman, Jordan, in 2009 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands and in 2012 in Alexandria, Egypt. Since 2010, EMAJ is an independent non-profit organisation, based in Sweden and run by the members of the network.
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There are SO many spring trends that I'm excited about, but today I wanted to talk about 5 important items that you will keep going back to this spring! When you have these basics in your closet, dressing for spring while looking on-trend will be so easy. It will also be a cinch to add more trendy pieces into your wardrobe when the time is right!
This trend resurfaces every season in some fashion, but this time there is such a wide variety! I LOVE the more sophisticated sleeveless version that could pair well with work clothes, but still love the basic olive-colored staple that will become your most-worn jacket!
There are so many beautiful options out there and now is the perfect time to buy before they start selling out. I can't decide which I like more; the girly, lighter floral frocks or the more moody, date-night appropriate dark floral version!
Every girl deserves a new pair of dungarees every season if you ask me! Treat yourself to a chic pair of white jeans with subtle distressing or a new pair of light wash skinnies!
Striped t-shirts are as classic as they come, but finding the perfect one is no easy task. This piece is so versatile and the fact that it's comfortable doesn't hurt. Below you'll find some of my favorites!
I've shown you a couple of ways to wear boyfriend shirts here & here. The best part is you don't even need a boyfriend to achieve this look. There are plenty of fish in the boyfriend shirt sea!
What will you add to your closet first?! I hope you enjoyed today's roundup and are getting as excited about spring as I am!


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Welcome to Lutheran Church of the Redeemer's new sermon blog, our new medium for putting Sundays' sermons online. Here you can find the transcript or outline of recently preached sermons. We will also be working on making media files available in the future.


Wild Dogs curates, commissions + collaborates with multidisciplinary artists to create site-responsive installations and experiences.
Wild Dogs has created several art and music festivals, most notably OPUS Merriweather, bringing together visionary artists and diverse audiences to revel in culture and share new ways of seeing. Wild Dogs is committed to site-specificity, curating events that respond to local landscapes and communities to bring substance to the spectacle.
Wild Dogs works closely with emerging + established artists to develop groundbreaking, technologically-sophisticated projects with a focus on authentic immersion and multidisciplinary collaborations.
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Why should you invest in a custom recliner chair for your home?
Reduce Chances of falls and injury's.
Rise and recline chairs offer a lot more support when getting up and sitting down than a standard chair does. This helps those with reduced leg strength who cannot lift themselves up and down from the chair to safely sit down or stand up.
By moving the user up to standing position, this reduces the risk of a fall when trying to get up from the sitting position. Chairs such as the chairs made by Oak Tree Mobility can be custom designed to fit the user's measurements so that the perfect standing position is acquired to give the user the best and most comfortable transition from sitting to standing (and vice-versa) possible.
The custom aspect of the chair means that every element fits around you and works to keep your posture the best it can be. This reduces back pain and consequently reduces the chance of you suffering an injury.
Another benefit of customising your chair is that you can choose the material, style and details of your chair. Unlike chairs that aren't tailored to you, customising your chair lets you put a touch of yourself in the design and create something you will want to sit in over and over again. Also, as mentioned above, the chair is completely designed to fit you.
The mobility company will take your measurements so that they can fit you with the right back height, arm height, and seat height, width and depth to create the perfect chair for you. They will also arrange a home visit to view fabrics and try the sample chair, which makes it extremely convenient and lets you see what you're buying first-hand.


If you're planning on hitting up a speakeasy sometime soon, these will go over great, Gatsby.
For "YOLO," it was early 2013. As far as "Swag" goes, it was midsummer, 2012. "Dab" spiked early in 2016, dipped, then dove right back into the popular vernacular by the end of the year.
Words come in and out of vogue, and 90 years down the road, the words listed above may be long gone (just take a look at these 10 words that are on the verge of becoming extinct!). Words have days in the sun, and others might just be something entirely different depending on where you go in the country. Back in the Roaring 20s, these words were the fly's thighs (one step above the bee's knees).
Receiving the "icy mitt" is when one expresses feelings for someone, and said feelings are not reciprocated. It's kind of like the love-related cold shoulder.
A "bluenose" is a wet blanket or someone who puts a damper on the mood or festivities.
If someone leaves the room to go "iron their shoelaces," it means they're headed to the restroom.
Traditionally, a "manacle" is a shackle or bond used to restrain someone. In the 1920s, it was slang for a wedding ring.
An "Oliver Twist," oddly enough, is not slang for a small beggar boy from 19th century London, but slang for someone who is a particularly good dancer.
A "sockdollager" is someone or something which is truly remarkable or impressive, another word for a humdinger.
"Know your onion" is a song by the Shins, and also a slang term for being knowledgeable about a particular subject.
"Mazuma" means cash, money, cheddar, greenbacks, what have you.
Need more wacky word trivia in your life? Check out these 11 words and phrases that don't mean what you think they do, or these 10 surprising words that were recently added to the dictionary.


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Big Game Bound Week 11: Hall of Fame QB Warren Moon
by: Jack Doles
Above, watch a replay of the Nov. 19, 2020 episode of "Big Game Bound."
STREAMING NOTE: The Week 12 episode of "Big Game Bound" will air next Wednesday, Nov. 25, due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
(NEXSTAR) — On the Week 11 edition of "Big Game Bound," we talk with Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon.
Moon is the first and only Black quarterback in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, but with Patrick Mahomes, Russell Wilson, Deshaun Watson, Lamar Jackson and a growing list of great young quarterbacks in the NFL right now, he expects some company in the not-too-distant future.
Also on this week's episode, our NFL analyst, Jarrett Payton, discusses the rise of the Dolphins in Miami.
And we'll check in with our correspondents for the Chiefs, Packers and Seahawks to break down the big games in the NFL this week.
Rounding out the show, the Wizard of Odds, Kenny White, joins us from Las Vegas.
"Big Game Bound," hosted by WOOD TV8 Sports Director Jack Doles, streams every Thursday at 1 p.m. ET. If you can't watch the stream live, you can watch episodes on demand by clicking or tapping here.
Buccaneers superfan Big Nasty ready for team's return to the NFL playoffs
by Justin Schecker / Jan 15, 2021
TAMPA (WFLA) – The wait is almost over for Tampa Bay fans eager to see the Buccaneers return to the NFL playoffs.
With the home team on the road this weekend, fans like Keith 'Big Nasty' Kunzig will be glued to News Channel 8 on Saturday night as the Bucs face the Washington Football Team.
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No matter how you look at it, Sequestration is going to hurt - and the more we delay the necessity to reduce government spending - the more it will hurt.
There is no doubt. Citizens who have been adorned with heavy handed government programs will feel the loss. Everybody will. Our economy will contract again as a result of the government spending cuts. The fed will be putting less money into the economy and the revenue of all businesses will decline. Here is the conundrum. When that happens, the secondary effect is a reduction in profits, which leads to a reduction in tax revenue, which leads to a greater deficit.
In other words, you are damned if you do, damned if you don't.
8 years ago (3/02/05), then Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan told the House Budget Committee that the US government needed to undertake "major deficit-reducing actions." Greenspan said "I fear we may have already committed more physical resources to the baby-boom generation in its retirement years than our economy has the capacity to deliver" (source: Federal Reserve).
Remember - this is not a Republican vs. Democratic thing. Every President of the United States inherits the economy established by the prior administration, senate, and house. It is rare for one party to control all three prongs of government. The spending increases that are crushing us today were passed during the Bush Administration. Bush traded tax cuts (Republican agenda) for spending increases (Democratic agenda) to win the support of the democrats to pass the budget. By the way - we are still operating under the Bush Administration budget. The Obama Administration has not been successful at getting a budget passed since he took office. Interesting note - Obama budgets submitted in 2012 and 2013 made some records - the 2012 budget was voted down 97-0 in the Senate, and his 2013 budget was voted down 414-0 in the House.


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Spencer Jones is a genius but I'm not sure why. In his latest show The Audition he combines all of the best elements of his previous shows; object manipulation, loop pedal and recorded
An excellent performer, a professional clown. A real master of physical comedy and clowning.
sounds and songs, and very silly faces and noises. He urges us that this is very much lower than a 'work in progress' showing, and things might go wrong (and they do) but no matter. We are still go with him on this very silly journey.
Jones is just happily doing his thing, silly voices and cutting up tennis balls for us until he is interrupted by a phone call from his agent. We then watch him prepare for his audition; via many different previous auditions and other scenarios. Most of them utterly ridiculous, but wholly enjoyable.
It's a masterclass in clowning. Embracing the unpredictable nature of a Saturday night audience with innocence, he has us with him from the word go. This felt a particularly tough crowd, especially the man in the front row who had no idea what he was watching or why he was laughing. But that is the joy of watching Jones. You are never sure what is coming next and whatever it is, it's always a surprise. Even the incoherent noises are funny.
This show is slightly different to previous incarnations of Herbert (Spencer Jones' character). There are questions asked and there's a whole lot of heart. The sequences with his 'son' are particularly lovely. This time we see Jones for who he really is, or who he wants us to believe he is. These moments are never indulged in and are totally convincing. But they are almost immediately subverted by some fabulously silly nonsense. A vibration plate has never been so funny.
If you have never seen Spencer Jones before, you are missing out. He is an excellent performer, a professional clown. A real master of physical comedy and clowning.
BAFTA nominee. UK Barry winner: Best Show and Best Performer. Spencer Jones returns to Edinburgh with a mash-up of music, visual, prop, character comedy. Creator, writer and star of BBC's Big Babies. As seen on Live At The Apollo, Upstart Crow, Skins, Hollyoaks, Family Tree. The Herbert wakes up in his flat on a very important morning. He has an audition for a big movie and he is determined to get it right but he just cant get the lines right. ***** (Times). *****1/2 (Chortle.co.uk). ***** (Evening Standard). **** (BroadwayBaby.com). **** (Scotsman).
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This historic building, dating from 1437, takes its name from the fact that John Wesley stayed here twice, first in 1755 and again in 1779. The history of providing a warm welcome and accommodation for guests goes back a long way and the present day Wesley House continues this proud tradition by offering a high standard of comfort and service to our guests.
Our cosy bedrooms have en-suite shower rooms and are individually furnished. The double rooms are named after the fields surrounding Sudeley Castle of which one, "Almsbury", has a private terrace overlooking the North Cotswold Edge. The Castle itself can be seen from here in Winter, once the leaves have fallen.
Our twin bedroom is know as "The Preacher's Room" since the founder of the Methodist Church, John Wesley, stayed here twice in 1755 and 1779 as a guest of the then owner of the building, John Stait, whilst preaching in the town.
Hence our name - Wesley House.
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Matthew Brown and Julia Sibun have over 25 years joint experience of organising and running the most wonderful events for their clients.
Wesley House is easy to locate, situated on the High Street in Winchcombe.
Winchcombe is centrally located, a couple of hours from London and Manchester and an hour from Bristol and Birmingham.
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