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Adventures of Robin Hood, The
Reviewed by: Barrie Maxwell
Review Date: Nov 17, 2008
1938 (August 26, 2008)
Film/Program Grade: A+
Audio Grade: B-
Extras Grade: A+
Watching this film in HD is an event far removed from the conditions under which I first saw it – in black and white with the first two reels omitted so that a local television station could shoehorn a showing into a 90-minute time slot with commercials. It's not hard to imagine the improvement that Warners' two-disc special edition DVD of a couple of years ago brought to my viewing of the film. Now here we are in late 2008 with the film just released on Blu-ray Disc and while I anticipated good things, I was unprepared for the sheer breath-taking beauty of this Technicolor production in the new medium. Almost 70 years after it debuted, it's amazing that this film vies with the likes of recent hits Batman Begins, The Polar Express, and Mission Impossible III for the best looking image available on Blu-ray. Of course, the film itself is head and shoulders above any of this current fare – a superb production and an endlessly repeatable piece of entertainment arising from the happy coincidence of so many talents.
The Adventures of Robin Hood was conceived in the mid-1930s – a time when Warner Bros. was in the process of expanding its efforts into more prestigious productions beyond the gritty street-smart films of the Pre-Code era. The studio had just completed a version of A Midsummer Night's Dream using its stock company for the cast and then looked to the Robin Hood saga for a follow-up. James Cagney would play Robin Hood with Olivia DeHavilland as Maid Marian. While I bow to no one in my admiration for Cagney, fortunately for us the studio eventually turned to Errol Flynn instead. The role is one that Flynn was born to play and it is indeed the role by which he will always be remembered. There has never been an actor who looked better in period costume or more able to make his playing of such roles completely natural and believable. To his characterization, Flynn brought flair, charm, and athleticism that made for an unbeatable combination with a natural acting style too frequently underestimated.
But Flynn is only the tip of the iceberg when it came to the casting decisions. In addition to him, there are a number of players in the film that were associated with Warners throughout much of their careers – Olivia DeHavilland as a beautiful and defiant Maid Marian, Claude Rains as a delightfully scheming and malevolent Prince John, and Alan Hale as an altogether satisfactory Little John. Added to these are admirable freelance casting choices such as Basil Rathbone as Sir Guy of Gisburne, Eugene Pallette as Friar Tuck, and Ian Hunter as King Richard. All are so right in their roles that it now seems impossible to imagine anyone else portraying the many familiar characters that the Robin Hood saga involves.
Warners also made a wise decision in insisting on a screenplay that relies on several of the original Robin Hood legends that so many have grown up with. Thus we see recreated the wooden stave fight between Robin and Little John on the log bridge, the recruiting of Friar Tuck where he's discovered fishing in a river, and the archery contest that Robin wins by splitting his opponent's arrow. Filmed in stunning three-strip Technicolor, these scenes take on a magic that no other film version of Robin Hood (of which there have been many) has ever managed. Nor does the film disappoint in its action scenes; from battles in Nottingham Castle and Sherwood Forest to the climactic sword fight between Flynn and Rathbone – all are briskly staged and well-photographed under the direction of Michael Curtiz who assumed responsibility for the production after Warners became disenchanted with the efforts of the director initially assigned to the film, William Keighley. Flynn and Rathbone make for a superb pair of antagonists and the sword play between them – a combination of Flynn's enthusiasm and athleticism and Rathbone's fine technique arising from his personal interest in swordsmanship – is exhilarating.
One cannot watch The Adventures of Robin Hood without also being aware too of its magnificent score written by Erich Wolfgang Korngold, the art decoration by Carl Jules Wehl, and the costume design by Milo Anderson. The film won Academy Awards for both of the former as well as editing (Ralph Dawson), but missed out for Best Picture when an Academy brain cramp gave the award to Frank Capra's You Can't Take It with You (enjoyable as that film was).
Five years ago, this film was released on DVD, with the benefit of Warners' Ultra Resolution process, as part of The Warner Legends Collection and was universally hailed for its superb transfer and outstanding collection of supplementary material. It seems only fitting then that for its Blu-ray release, the same superlatives are once again appropriate. The initial scenes of Claude Rains and Basil Rathbone plotting and the encounter between Flynn and Rathbone in Sherwood Forest show us what we're in for – images with incredible depth and beauty. The colour saturation is very strong and the three-dimensionality is striking. One keeps looking for some letdown as the film progresses but it never occurs. Blacks are deep and luminous; image detail is amazing in its ability to convey small texture differences effectively; and authoring errors such as edge effects are non-existent. The film's natural grain is well handled, and the only things preventing a perfect score for the video are minor occurrences of some image softness.
The improvement of the Blu-ray mono sound over the standard DVD presentation is not as dramatic overall as for the video. There is, however, increased clarity in any dialogue that has to compete with background noise or music. Otherwise the audio presentation is warm and pleasing though obviously subject to the limitations of 1938. Background hiss is virtually non-existent. Korngold's score is well presented, with a quite acceptable degree of fidelity. French and Spanish mono and English, French, and Spanish subtitles are also provided.
The disc retains all the supplements previously available on the DVD version. The only difference is the fact that three cartoons (Katnip Kollege, Rabbit Hood, Robin Hood Daffy) are now presented in 1080p, a welcome occurrence for HD enthusiasts looking for supplements especially mounted for the new technology. All look very good, whetting the appetite for more Looney Tunes in HD. Other supplements too numerous to mention are highlighted by a thorough and very listenable audio commentary by film historian Rudy Behlmer; a "Warner Night at the Movies" feature hosted by Leonard Maltin (including a coming attraction trailer for Angels with Dirty Faces, a newsreel, and a short), documentaries on the making of the film and on the Technicolor process (Glorious Technicolor, hosted by Angela Lansbury), an Errol Flynn trailer gallery, outtakes and home movies shot during production, and the isolated Korngold score.
Very highly recommended and the current benchmark for other HD discs.
- Barrie Maxwell
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Sow evil, and you will reap evil. This was true in the day of Sodom, and it remains true today.
The ancient cities of Sodom and Gomorrah are well-known for their horrific sins. But according to Ezekiel, the reason for destroying those cities was not just their immorality but also their general disregard for people, especially the poor and powerless. They were literally "careless," showing no concern for the poor and needy. They felt they had the power to do whatever they wanted with anyone, whether man or woman.


This timeless, coach style Barbour Steve McQueen Tread Wax Jacket has been crafted from an innovative new dry wax formula, which is lightweight fabric with a 'dry' feel in comparison to the traditional Barbour wax jackets. This particular jacket has been given a distressed look for a softer summer style, and even features Americana style red, white and blue eyelets under the arms to ensure that you are always kept cool and comfortable in warmer weather. The Tread jacket is finished with classic Barbour Steve McQueen branding, including the signature American flag stud button.


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When I'm not at work, I love to be out on the ocean. In the summertime, my passion is fishing for stripers and bluefish from my ocean kayak. Here is a favorite spot of mine along the rocks off Swampscott.


Those of you who have seen me at shows recently may be familiar with my Spry yarns which are now available in 4 ply, DK and Aran weights. This is a 100% British yarn- British sheep, spun in England and, of course, hand dyed in England. It took me a long time to find a wholly British yarn that I love- nicely spun and super soft.Below are a few of the colours in the sock weight . I would add that if you're looking for a DK sweater yarn, this is perfect and I can dye up sufficient quantities for you in your colour choice. There is a bigger selection of colours on the website with more to come!
The warmth of the base colour gives an incredible depth when dyed.I have more colours drying as we speak which will be added shortly.
Last but not least is Donegal Dot- a really fun sock weight yarn with dye resistant coloured neps.
I have updated the website with many new colours and you can see a small sample on the Whats New page and check out your favourite bases to see a bigger range.
I'm off to Paris next week to exhibit at Aiguille en Fetes, then to Zwolle in Holland. I am particularly excited about Unravel at the end of February and will be at the Olympia Knitting and Stitching Show in early March as well. I hope to see you at one of these shows.
Hi, I got the pattern for the Amble Silk Shawl. In the list of abbreviations I have a problem with 'SSP'which says slip 2 sts knitwise to left needl, then slip back to right needle: p them together through back of loops. I am confused as to on which needle the stitches are moved. I would really appreciate some help.


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Q: Movie about a vampire who is/was a cop who helps a girl in a bar The title of the movie is the vampire's name. I believe that last name began with a C. The vampire was a cop/or a former cop. He helped a girl in a bar and this girl helped him when she found him near death in an alley.

A: I'm guessing this is the Forever Knight pilot movie Nick Knight.

Nick Knight is a 1989 American television film about Nick Knight, a
centuries-old vampire working as a police detective in modern-day Los
Angeles.
Originally meant to be a pilot episode for a television series, it was
not picked up at the time. However, in 1992, CBS picked up the series
but produced the show in Canada as Forever Knight, re-filming the
pilot (with the same plot) and using a completely different cast,
except for John Kapelos.

I don't recommend it.  Not good.  Bad.  Very bad.

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By John Varlas
Devon Robinson, who helped Whitehaven to an undefeated season and a Class 6A state championship in 2016, has verbally committed to Mississippi State.
The senior, who had previously announced he was committing on Sunday, posted his decision on Twitter late Friday.
"I would like to thank god for blessing me with all the opportunities I have received, also ... my mother, father and grandfather cause without them none of this would be possible!," he Tweeted. "I would like to thank my coaches and teammates as well for pushing me everyday to be better on and off the field."
Memphis apparently came to close to landing a commitment from Robinson; he also had kind words for head coach Mike Norvell and assistants Ryan Silverfield and Paul Randolph.
In addition to the Tigers, the 6-6, 260-pounder had offers from Louisville, Northeastern State, Western Illinois, Southern Illinois, Northeastern State and Arkansas-Monticello.
Robinson's efforts helped the Tigers finish 15-0 last fall, winning the second state championship in school history with a 12-9 victory over Murfreesboro Oakland. That was one of nine games in which Whitehaven held its opponents to 10 points or less.
He's the second Whitehaven standout to commit this offseason, joining defensive back Rayshad Williams (Vanderbilt).
Reach John Varlas at john.varlas@commercialappeal.com or on Twitter @johnvarlas.

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Q: Moxy List> not expected marshalling I'm trying to marshal this class:
package otherTest;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

public class SearchResult {

    private List<Map<String,String>> listOfMap;

    private Map<String,Collection<String>> mapWithList;

    public List<Map<String, String>> getListOfMap() {
        return listOfMap;
    }

    public void setListOfMap(List<Map<String, String>> listOfMap) {
        this.listOfMap = listOfMap;
    }

    public Map<String, Collection<String>> getMapWithList() {
        return mapWithList;
    }

    public void setMapWithList(Map<String, Collection<String>> mapWithList) {
        this.mapWithList = mapWithList;
    }
    public SearchResult(){}

}

oxm.xml
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<xml-bindings
    xmlns="http://www.eclipse.org/eclipselink/xsds/persistence/oxm"
    package-name="otherTest"
    xml-mapping-metadata-complete="true">
    <java-types>
        <java-type name="SearchResult">
            <xml-root-element/>
            <java-attributes>
                <xml-element java-attribute="listOfMap"/>
                <xml-element java-attribute="mapWithList"/>
            </java-attributes>
        </java-type>
    </java-types>
</xml-bindings>

Demo.java
package otherTest;

import java.io.InputStream;
import java.util.*;

import javax.xml.bind.*;
import org.eclipse.persistence.jaxb.JAXBContextProperties;

public class Demo {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        Map<String, Object> properties = new HashMap<String , Object>();
        ClassLoader classLoader = Demo.class.getClassLoader();
        InputStream modelStream = classLoader.getResourceAsStream("otherTest/oxm.xml");
        properties.put(JAXBContextProperties.OXM_METADATA_SOURCE, modelStream);
        JAXBContext jc = JAXBContext.newInstance(new Class[] {SearchResult.class}, properties);

        List<Map<String,String>> results = new ArrayList<Map<String,String>>();
        Map<String,String> test = new HashMap<String,String>();

        Map<String,Collection<String>> daMashalare = new HashMap<String,Collection<String>>();

        test.put("id","10");
        test.put("publicationTitle","20");
        test.put("paginazione","boh");
        test.put("pageSize", "10");
        results.add(test);

        Collection<String> listaString = new ArrayList<String>();
        listaString.add("testlist");
        daMashalare.put("nothing",listaString);

        SearchResult result = new SearchResult();
        result.setListOfMap(results);
        result.setMapWithList(daMashalare);

        Marshaller marshaller = jc.createMarshaller();
        marshaller.setProperty(Marshaller.JAXB_FORMATTED_OUTPUT, true);
        marshaller.marshal(result, System.out);
    }

}

Unluckly the output that I get is:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<searchResult>
   <listOfMap>{id=10, paginazione=boh, pageSize=10, publicationTitle=20}</listOfMap>
   <mapWithList>
      <entry>
         <key>nothing</key>
         <value>testlist</value>
      </entry>
   </mapWithList>
</searchResult>

So As you can see the listOfMap attribute is not how I would like to see it
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<searchResult>
   <listOfMap>
      <id>10</id>
      <paginazione>boh</paginazione>
      <pageSize>10</pageSize>
      <publicationTitle>20</publicationTitle>
   </listOfMap>
   <mapWithList>
      <entry>
         <key>nothing</key>
         <value>testlist</value>
      </entry>
   </mapWithList>
</searchResult>

How Can I set an adapter to solve this problem? I have also included this test package:
that you can download and test it http://bit.ly/14aWIu1
Thank you

A: This is a generic solution for Map:
MapAdapter<K,V>
    package otherTest;
    import java.util.HashMap;
    import java.util.Map;
    import javax.xml.bind.annotation.adapters.XmlAdapter;

    public class MapAdapter<K, V> extends XmlAdapter<MapType<K, V>, Map<K, V>> {

        @Override
        public Map<K, V> unmarshal(MapType<K, V> v) throws Exception {
            HashMap<K, V> map = new HashMap<K, V>();

            for (MapEntryType<K, V> mapEntryType : v.getEntry()) {
                map.put(mapEntryType.getKey(), mapEntryType.getValue());
            }
            return map;
        }

        @Override
        public MapType marshal(Map<K, V> v) throws Exception {
            MapType<K, V> mapType = new MapType<K, V>();

            for (Map.Entry<K, V> entry : v.entrySet()) {
                MapEntryType<K, V> mapEntryType = new MapEntryType<K, V>();
                mapEntryType.setKey(entry.getKey());
                mapEntryType.setValue(entry.getValue());
                mapType.getEntry().add(mapEntryType);
            }
            return mapType;
        }
    }

MapEntryType<K,V>
    package otherTest;

    import java.util.Map;
    import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessType;
    import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessorType;
    import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlElement;

    @XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.PROPERTY)
    public class MapEntryType<K, V> {

        private K key;
        private V value;

        public MapEntryType() {
        }

        public MapEntryType(Map.Entry<K, V> e) {
            key = e.getKey();
            value = e.getValue();
        }

        @XmlElement
        public K getKey() {
            return key;
        }

        public void setKey(K key) {
            this.key = key;
        }

        @XmlElement
        public V getValue() {
            return value;
        }

        public void setValue(V value) {
            this.value = value;
        }
    }

MapType<K,V>
    package otherTest;

    import java.util.ArrayList;
    import java.util.List;
    import java.util.Map;

    public class MapType<K, V> {

        private List<MapEntryType<K, V>> entry = new ArrayList<MapEntryType<K, V>>();

        public MapType() {
        }

        public MapType(Map<K, V> map) {
            for (Map.Entry<K, V> e : map.entrySet()) {
                entry.add(new MapEntryType<K, V>(e));
            }
        }

        public List<MapEntryType<K, V>> getEntry() {
            return entry;
        }

        public void setEntry(List<MapEntryType<K, V>> entry) {
            this.entry = entry;
        }
    }

SearchResult
    package otherTest;

    import java.util.Collection;
    import java.util.List;
    import java.util.Map;

    import javax.xml.bind.annotation.adapters.XmlJavaTypeAdapter;

    public class SearchResult {

        private List<Map<String,String>> listOfMap;

        private Map<String,Collection<String>> mapWithList;

        @XmlJavaTypeAdapter(MapAdapter.class)
        public List<Map<String, String>> getListOfMap() {
            return listOfMap;
        }

        public void setListOfMap(List<Map<String, String>> listOfMap) {
            this.listOfMap = listOfMap;
        }

        public Map<String, Collection<String>> getMapWithList() {
            return mapWithList;
        }

        public void setMapWithList(Map<String, Collection<String>> mapWithList) {
            this.mapWithList = mapWithList;
        }
        public SearchResult(){}

    }

Test
    package otherTest;

    import java.io.InputStream;

    import java.util.ArrayList;
    import java.util.HashMap;
    import java.util.List;
    import java.util.Map;

    import javax.xml.transform.TransformerException;
    import javax.xml.bind.JAXBContext;
    import javax.xml.bind.JAXBException;
    import javax.xml.bind.Marshaller;

    import org.eclipse.persistence.jaxb.JAXBContextProperties;

        public class Test {

            public static void main(String[] args) throws TransformerException, Exception {

                Map<String, Object> properties = new HashMap<String, Object>();
                Marshaller marshaller = null;
                ClassLoader classLoader = Test.class.getClassLoader();

                List<Map<String,String>> results = new ArrayList<Map<String,String>>();
                Map<String,String> test = new HashMap<String,String>();
                test.put("id","10");
                test.put("publicationTitle","20");
                test.put("paginazione","boh");
                test.put("pageSize", "10");
                results.add(test);

                InputStream modelStream = classLoader.getResourceAsStream("test/oxm.xml");
                JAXBContext ctx = null;
                properties.put(JAXBContextProperties.OXM_METADATA_SOURCE, modelStream );
                try {
                    ctx = JAXBContext.newInstance(new Class[] {SearchResult.class}, properties);
                } catch (JAXBException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
                marshaller = ctx.createMarshaller();
                marshaller.setProperty(Marshaller.JAXB_FORMATTED_OUTPUT, true);
                SearchResult result = new SearchResult();
                result.setListOfMap(results);
                marshaller.marshal(result, System.out);

            }

        }

Output
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<listOfMap>
   <entry>
      <key xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:type="xsd:string">id</key>
      <value xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:type="xsd:string">10</value>
   </entry>
   <entry>
      <key xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:type="xsd:string">paginazione</key>
      <value xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:type="xsd:string">boh</value>
   </entry>
   <entry>
      <key xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:type="xsd:string">pageSize</key>
      <value xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:type="xsd:string">10</value>
   </entry>
   <entry>
      <key xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:type="xsd:string">publicationTitle</key>
      <value xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:type="xsd:string">20</value>
   </entry>
</listOfMap>


Coldeast Mansion is a beautiful historical building near Shouthampton that had been abandoned for many years. It was lovingly restored to create a stunning events venue with 37 luxury apartments.
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The Kevdo.com blog hasn't been very active, but I've been blogging nearly every day on Instagram under my Search for the Ultimate Mai Tai handle.
This recent post got a lot of likes. It's a series of shots from an episode of Three's Company where Jack Tripper visits a tiki bar. Those drinks are pretty strong, aren't they?


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Q: Why is one of the solutions to a equality-constrained minimization problem independent of the constraint I am trying to understand the interpretation of an equality constraint minimization problem which I posted in a previous question here.
The function being constrained is $C(x,y)=tx+wy$ where the constants $t, w > 0$.
The constraint function is $P=ay^2 + ax$ where the constants $P, a > 0$.
In the accepted solution to the question linked to above, the Lagrangian multiplier technique is used to get the following solution:
$P_c = (\frac{P}{a} - \frac{w^2}{4t^2}, \frac{w}{2t}, \frac{t}{a})$
I understand how the process to reach this result was done, but I don't understand why it is that the second term, ie. $y = \frac{w}{2t}$, does not have a dependence on $P$ as the first term ($x$) does. Intuitively, I would expect changing the value of $P$ would result in a some change in $y$, but it seems not to be the case as both $w$ and $t$ are constants.
Why is this so?

A: This is a result of the special nature of your equations. By imposing your constraint you are restricting the set of points you are considering to a parabola $x=P/a-y^2$ (this parabola is "horizontal"). Minimizing $C$ involves finding the leftmost (or rightmost, depending on the signs of some of the coefficients) of a family of parallel lines that intersects this parabola. If you change $P$ you will move the parabola left or right, and the leftmost curve intersecting it will also move up by the same amount. The tangency point (which is where your extremal point is) will correspondingly move left or right (but not up or down), meaning that the $y$ coordinate of the optimal point is independent of $P$.  Another way to say it, is that changing $P$ in the constraint function happens to be the same as replacing $y$ by $y+const$, and this happens to also move lines $tx+wy=const$ to each other. The reason $\lambda$ is unchanged is a bit trickier, but it can be explained in similar way  -- both the constraint function and the family of level sets of the cost function are simply shifted, so the proportionality between the constraint and level set gradients (which is what $\lambda$ is) is preserved.
BTW, your original problem does not need Lagrange multipliers. Just solve the constraint equation to get $x=P/a-y^2$ and plug into the cost to get $C=t(P/a-y^2)+wy=-ty^2+wy+tP/a$, which is a parabola. A parabola $az^2+bz+c$ has extremal value at $z=-b/2a$, so in your case the extremum is attained indeed at $y=w/2t$ (if $t>0$ this is a maximum, if $t<0$ a minimum). Correspondingly $x=P/a-y^2=P/a-w^2/4t^2$, as before.


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'Coming Home In The Dark' Review: An Unbearably Tense Thriller That Sticks With You [Sundance 2021]
By Chris Evangelista/Jan. 31, 2021 7:00 am EST
A one and a half-hour gut-punch, Coming Home in the Dark is bleak, tense, and often unshakable. It sticks with you; haunts you. Leaves you feeling restless. Anxiety-inducing and frequently unpleasant, it travels down dark roads, and while you can likely guess the destination, getting there is no less unnerving. In James Ashcroft's film, a family trip to the picturesque, and remote, New Zealand coastline turns deadly and spirals out of control into one very long night. You won't exactly enjoy this movie, but you might very well be awed by its emotional power.
Right before the chaos truly begins in Coming Home in the Dark, a character nonchalantly says, "When you look back, this will be the moment you'll wish you'd done something." Those words become haunting in the immediate moments that follow, and hang over the entire film – a chilling reminder that maybe all of this could've been avoided, and less blood could've been spilled, if just one tiny thing had gone slightly differently.
As Coming Home in the Dark begins, teacher Alan "Hoaggie" Hoaganraad (Erik Thomson), his wife Jill (Miriama McDowell), and Jill's teen sons Maika (Billy Paratene) and Jordan (Frankie Paratene) are piled into the car and headed towards the coastline. The boys bicker good-naturedly in the backseat while Hoaggie and Jill seem at ease, playful even. They're a clumsy but seemingly sweet family unit, and they're on the type of boring family trip that should, by all accounts, be uneventful. Maybe even forgettable. But it ends up being anything but. Because no sooner have the family sprawled out on a picnic blanket on the grass by a body of water than two strangers come strolling up to them.
The strangers – the talkative Mandrake (Daniel Gillies) and the mostly quiet Tubs (Matthias Luafutu) – seemingly materialize from thin air, and immediately spell trouble. It's here where the tension begins to tighten, and it never lets up. Ashcroft uses the beautiful scenery to heighten the terror – yes, it's pretty to look out, but it's also so beautiful because it's so remote – and completely cut-off. The family is alone out here. No one can suddenly come to their rescue. It recalls the ominous Lake Berryessa murder scene in David Fincher's Zodiac and has all the unbearable energy of Michael Haneke's Funny Games. Cinematographer Matt Henley renders the picture in magic-hour light that can feel beautiful or threatening at a moment's notice.
Mandrake and Tubs seem mostly a nuisance at first – they're vaguely threatening when they arrive but not to the point of no return. That changes quickly when Mandrake produces a rifle and soon proves he has every intention of using it. And so the stage is set for a road trip from hell, with the family ending up in the car with Mandrake and Tubs, winding down empty rural roads as the sun sinks deeper and deeper and darkness takes hold.
What do the captors want? Are they random psychopaths who just happened to stumble upon Hoaggie and his family, or do they have a more insidious agenda? As the car rolls on it become more apparent that Mandrake and Tubs have a history with Hoaggie although he himself doesn't seem to recognize it. Thomson's performance is crucial here – we have to believe in Hoaggie but also believe he could be keeping secrets, and the actor never misses his mark. It's a wonderfully natural performance, counterbalanced with Gillies' whispery, off-kilter work as the icy Mandrake.
Coming Home in the Dark's tension builds so consistently that you begin to wonder if it can really keep this up until the end credits roll. The answer is no – eventually, the road trip hits a few speedbumps and slows down altogether, robbing the film of its cruel forward momentum. These concluding sections keep Coming Home in the Dark from being a complete success, but it comes damn close. All that intensity and hopelessness linger long after the film has faded away./Film rating: 7.5 out of 10


Rex Evans was a British actor.
Rex Evans was born on April 13th, in England, United Kingdom. His zodiac sign was Aries.
He died on Thursday, April 3rd, 1969 at the age of sixty-six (66) in Glendale, California, United States.
As an actor, Rex Evans acted in movies such as Captain Pirate, released in 1952 playing Governor Henry Carlyle, Merry Andrew (1958) as Gregory Larabee, Brooklyn Orchid (1942) portraying Sterling, McGuerin's Butler, Pursuit to Algiers (1945) portraying Gregor, Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943) portraying Vazec, and The McGuerins from Brooklyn (1942) in which he portrays Sterling, McGuerin's Butler.
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10 Oct VIDEO | Hong Kong: City of Protest — Antony Dapiran
Posted at 11:39h in Event, Latest Media, Podcasts, Videos	by	Janice Zhang 0 Comments
Co-hosted by the Sydney Democracy Network, the China Studies Centre and Organising the 21st Century City: Henry Halloran Trust
Hong Kong is a city with a long history of civil disobedience. In City of Protest: A Recent History of Dissent in Hong Kong(Penguin, 2017), author Antony Dapiran explores the historical and social stimuli and implications of protest movements in Hong Kong from the turbulent 1960s until the most recent wave of protests, culminating in the "Umbrella Revolution" of 2014. In the aftermath, Beijing and the Hong Kong government have signaled a crackdown on dissent in the city, with leaders including figurehead Joshua Wong jailed for their roles in the protests and pro-democracy legislators removed from office. On the occasion of launching his book in Australia, Antony will look at the political and institutional factors driving political protest in Hong Kong, and explore how these grassroots movements are the expression of a unique Hong Kong identity — one that distinguishes it from the Mainland under the "One Country, Two Systems" formula. As this identity comes into conflict with Beijing's desire to increase its control of the city, what will the future hold for Hong Kong in the tightening embrace of China?
Antony Dapiran is a Hong Kong-based lawyer and writer. One of the leading corporate finance lawyers in the Greater China market, Antony has advised on capital markets transactions that have been transformational for the Chinese business landscape and raised in aggregate more than US$70 billion. Antony writes and presents extensively on China and Hong Kong business, politics and culture. A contributing editor of Art Asia Pacific magazine, his writing has also appeared in, among others, the Australian Financial Review, The Age/Sydney Morning Herald, South China Morning Post, CNN International, Nikkei Asia Review and The Australian's Business Spectator. He graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of Arts from the University of Melbourne and spent two years studying Chinese and law at Peking University, China. He is admitted as a lawyer in Hong Kong, England & Wales and New South Wales, and is fluent in Mandarin Chinese.
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«Нізамі Гянджеві» () — станція другої лінії Бакинського метрополітену, розташована між станціями «Елмляр Академіяси» і «28 Травня» і названа на честь поета і мислителя XII століття, Нізамі Гянджеві.

Станція відкрита окремо і до відкриття в 1985 році ділянки лінії до станції «Мемар Аждемі» була кінцевою, в спадок від цього, перед станцією залишився з'їзд. «Нізамі Гянджеві» — остання станція першої черги Бакинського метрополітену.

Оздоблення зовнішньої частини вестибюля станції, як би вбудованого в житловий квартал, облямована внизу карнизом з легких алюмінієвих листів. В оздобленні внутрішньої частини станції застосували найкращі зразки національної архітектури. Підземний палац прикрашають мозаїчний портрет Нізамі та панно на теми з його творів (автор — народний художник СРСР М. Абдуллаєв).

Від станції лінія метрополітену веде в Нагірну частину Баку, де розташовані важливі адміністративні та наукові центри.

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Will we one day experience a springtime of silence? On Thursday, February 19, 2015, the Mississippi Valley Field Naturalists (MVFN) present the fifth lecture in their current series. Award-winning Carleton University educator Michael Runtz will be guest speaker for this presentation entitled "Environmental Threats to Avian Species".
What are the current threats to birds such as this yellow warbler photographed in the Spring of 2014? Photo by Susan Wilkes.
Runtz is a well-known biologist and naturalist and author of many scientific articles and award-winning books about nature, such as Wild Wings: The Hidden World of Birds, which features, as do several of Runtz's books, his own spectacular photographic record of the natural world. A passionate and insightful observer of birds (and many wild creatures) since childhood, in addition to his work in the Carleton Biology department, Runtz educates and inspires the public to learn about the natural world; for example in his role as coordinator of the annual Pakenham-Arnprior Christmas Bird Count and his long-standing volunteer involvement, currently as President, with the Macnamara Field Naturalists Club.
Runtz states: "Rachel Carson was instrumental in preventing deadly insecticides from killing millions of birds. But today many other threats exist, some equally as insidious as DDT. This highly visual presentation will examine a few of the challenges that currently face our bird populations." Runtz refers of course to Rachel Carson, author of the 1962 book Silent Spring which first brought to the world's attention, the startling facts about environmental damage (particularly to birds) caused by pesticides. Birds continue to be threatened, but which threats would Michael Runtz consider the most important for birds today?: environmental toxins both new and old? . . . habitat loss? . . . introduced predators? . . . or other threats?
. For MVFN events, membership and other club information anytime visit http://mvfn.ca.


So how are we celebrating? With more of the same. Not only is it our birthday, but this is one of the biggest weeks that DRM has ever seen. We're delivering an amazing 36 workshops in Manchester, Newcastle, Coventry and London. And on Thursday we'll have our biggest single day ever with 8 facilitators delivering workshops in different parts of the country.
It's thanks to each and every one of you that this has been possible. Whether you support us by donating, visit schools as a role model to share your story or shout about us on social media, you've all played your part in getting us this far.
We'll be ending the week by joining in the celebrations at Pride in London. You'll be able to catch us in the parade (do let us know if you'd like to join our group – it's not too late!). Alternatively we'll have a stall in the Family Area in Golden Square, which is being hosted by our good friends DRM Patron Charlie Condou and Out With The Family.
We hope to see as many of you there as possible. In the meantime raise a glass to celebrate four amazing years and to the success of year five!


Ginger black tea or 'adrak ki chai' as its called in India , is relished in most Indian households. It's a perfect 'pick me up' in the morning and late afternoon. It can of course be enjoyed any time of the day as it combines the goodness of black tea and ginger.
This is a traditional Indian blend of strong and robust Assam black tea with ginger root. It has a lovely warm ginger aroma and a slight spicy flavor that complements the black tea.
In India, this tea is traditionally made with milk and sugar but it can also be had black or with a twist of lemon and /or honey.


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Question: MS Office 2003 Outlook, contact list problem.
I am having a problem with importing an address book from Exel into Outlook. in that on importing the addresses not all of the imported addresses appear in the list. Is there alimit to the size of the list/ I think this unlikely, so is there an option or way to be able to view all address. Even if I type in new entries, the number of address do not increase, at least I can't see any additions.Can anyone suggest a way round this?Davey.
How to take the backup or syncronize my phone book contact of my window mobile (samsung I600) to MS outlook 2003. I had Active sync 4.2 version available.
Can anybody suggest me the solution.
For my contacts, I use Microsoft Office Outlook 2003, Microsoft Office Professional Edition, 2003.
In my "Business Contacts", I am no longer able to "Add" a "Business Contact History".
I am still unable to to "Add" a "Business Contact History".
I have formatted my HD and installed office 2010.
Before formatting I exported my contact persons (Outlook 2003) to a pst file, and now I try to import them to my new Outlook, but no matter what I do, nothing happens.
I'd really appreciate if someone could tell me exactly how to do it.
After following directions (Export Windows Live Mail email, contacts, and calendar data to Outlook), the contacts appear in OL, but only as names and phone #'s....no emails. Yes, I've double checked that the desired boxes are checked when exporting from WLM, have tried DOS and Windows as comma separated data. I'm good at following directions, but quite unknowing about theory and structure of windows.
Hi wiseimages, welcome to Windows Seven Forums.
Have a look at this website & see if it helps you.
i am in desperate need of your help , Actually i was using XP with office 2003 and was using outlook express as my E-Mail. i use to create word file and there was icon that i use to just send E-Mail ( it went through outlook express). now i have windows 7 and it dosent have out look express i have to use office outlook. now when i create word file and send it it says there is an error. i just want my old world files to go into out box of Microsoft office outllook. please remember i use old files. the new file are going through but the old one dosent go. Please help.
Outlook Express is not available in Windows 7. Try and use Windows Live Mail instead. It works with most e‑mail accounts, and you can import your e‑mail, contacts, and calendar from Outlook Express into Windows Live Mail. Windows Live Mail puts all of your e‑mail in one place.
Please let me know if there is anything that's unclear.
Question: Outlook (Office 2010 Pro) Windows 10 - Why is Outlook not capturing 'Sent Items'?
Answer:Outlook (Office 2010 Pro) Windows 10 - Why is Outlook not capturing 'Sent Items'?
Originally Posted by Windows Central Question I run a PC (same set-up) and a Laptop Lenovo i3. The PC captures sent items but the Outlook in Lenovo does not. I matched settings Laptop against PC - Identical. Any ideas as I believe others have same problem but cannot find the answer Are emails being sent from the outlook program in your lenovo machine? If yes, are the folders for outbox having anything?
1) Copied the pst file from the User/AppData/Microsoft/Outlook folder to usb.
2) Pasted the file from usb into User/Documents folder.
3) Tried to open the file in Outlook and I get the error that Outlook encountered errors while opening the file.
Now how is that possible when the file is working perfectly in one laptop but when I copy and paste it into another it gets corrupted? Is it due to 32 bit to 64 bit outlook? I tried to repair it using scanpst and it brought back few mails, so what else can I do? Am I doing something wrong in moving the file.
Hello saadie, welcome to Seven Forums.
click here Is from the microsoft site and is easy to follow. If you go to Google and type 'hotmail' and 'outlook' you get about 500 hits on how to configure the set up you want.
I am stuck with buying Office because I can find no way of exporting Outlook's Contact Database to another program.
You see, FE, I'm a good boy and have not used the Dollar Sign!
I just installed MIcrosoft Office that comes with Outlook email. I was using regular Outlook express. My question is which is better I know the Microsoft version has a few more features but also should I unistall regular outlook express now that I have the Microsoft version?
Can anyone tell me the steps to import an office data file, which contains the various email addresses my coworker frequently emails, into Outlook 2007?
can't seem to make office outlook 2003 my default mailbox over outlook express 6 .tried everything I could without success.
any suggestions out there? thanks.planning to delete oe6 altogether eventually .
OE6 is an integral part of IE6.
If you are running XP, I would not advise deleting OE6, just ignoring it.
When you say you want Outlook 2003 to be your "default mailbox" I get confused. Do you mean your default email client perhaps? Your "mailbox" would be provided by your ISP, at their POP3 server.
Is there a way i can reinstall outlook express?
Question: Possible to import outlook 2002 contact data into outlook 2000?
Answer:Possible to import outlook 2002 contact data into outlook 2000?
I had a problem with Outlook emails hanging up in the outbox and then sending as many as 14 copies of the same message. I was unable to fix this Using the "Repair" function of the upgrade installation disk (created from the downloaded file). I removed Office completely and tried to reload; however, my disk got corrupted and Outlook is no longer available. Is there a way to recover Outlook without having to purchase it separately? I am using Office Professional Plus 2010 Home Use Program. The email that came with the original download from Digital River states to go to the "Account Management Console" to reload; however, this is on a hard copy and the original email with the link is no longer available. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
If you downloaded this from Digital River, then you may be able to download it again, contact them and ask.
If you can download the install file again and it works, burn yourself a CD of the downloaded install file.
Also write the keycode on the CD.
Having totally WIPED office 2010 from my system and re-installed again the problem I had with the "Purge" folder not appearing now is SOLVED.
However you still don't get a line through the deleted items -- but they are in Trash folder now.
This is BETTER but still NOT WHAT IS NEEDED -- as another computer with Outlook 2007 doesn't get the "Non purged" items in the inbox which it should do.
IMAP should effectively leave items in the Inbox until purged -- otherwise I might as well go back to POP3 - more fiddly to manage whern you leave stuff on the server but it works.
What I'm resigned to doing now is to use the REST of the office 2010 suite (EXCEL etc) which is really good but stick with Outlook 2007 for email.
IMO outlook 2003 is still the best (I hated 2007) but I will reserve full judgement until 2010 is out of beta.
Printing from Outlook causes Outlook to crash. Tried renaming or deleting the OutlPrnt file temporarily fixes the issue, however it starts to happen again in about a day. Tried recreating users logon profile, which again fixes it temporarily but the issue returned in about 3 days. Aside from reformatting the computer and re-installing windows, not much that can be done.
How did you move the default location and what exactly is the error message?
I just downloaded Office 2010 on Thursday. My Outlook seem to working fine. Saturday am I received an Error Message: Not implmented. I have not been able th send or received emails. I have MS tried on line...what a trip.
Can you give us some insight to the issue and when you get it?
This will help everyone assist you.
In Outlook, when I delete a message, it takes anything up tp 30 seconds and shows Outlook not responding - then completes the delete and carries on as normal.
Why the delay and how can I get rid of it?
This error can occur if you attempt to run Outlook from a Terminal Server session when the offline Outlook Data File (.ost) is in use by the console session.
You must be an administrator on the computer that is accessing the console session. You cannot access a console session from a computer running Microsoft Windows XP Home edition. But you can do so from a computer running Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Windows XP Professional, Windows Vista, or Windows 7.
First I was wondering if I should do what it says. Or if it would be better and safer to uninstal and then reinstal MS Office?
I have had to do a Systems Restore because I had a problem after I tried to download Cute FTP8 from what I thought was a bona fide download site. I have got access to the internet and have done a full scan with Super Anti Spy which found only one tracker cookie, which was removed.
When I try to open Outlook I am told to will not open and I should try to repair it via the Control Panel, which I have. I found "Fix It" solution on the Microsoft site but that says the Fix It is not applicable to my software. (see attachment) I am lost!!! Can anyone please help me???
You could try this Windows 7 Forums Office repair tutorial. Read through it & possibly try option 2.
I don't use Outlook but I believe there are options that control what Outlook does when it receives new email, including sounds, desktop alerts, mouse pointer changes and system tray indicators, all of which can typically be disabled/enabled via Tools - Options - Preferences - E-mail options - Advanced e-mail options.
I have just tried Maxthon as a Browser. Installed > Tried > Uninstalled and now when I click on a Web Address in the Contacts Section of Outlook, I get a Pop-Up Box.
As I am the Administrator and Sole User, what have I altered and how do I return things to normal?
Have you tried system restore to just before you installed Maxthon.
Tools >> Options >> Mail Format Tab >> Editor Options >> Proofing Menu >> AutoCorret Options Button >> Check (tick) Capitalize first letter of sentence.Done.
I have tried to post befor but being a newby, I probably made a mess of it.
I have two email addresses showing in my outlook left hand panel, one for a commercial web site I run and one for my personal email. I have configured Outlook to send all incoming mail whether commercial or private to one "Inbox" mine.
Because the commercial "Inbox" is no longer used, will it be safe to remove it's details from the panel to simplify matters please?
If anyone has the answer, please let me know?
To be 100% sure its setup correctly, when you view your two email accounts, do they deliver and store the email in the same PST file?
I want to make sure you haven't setup up a mail forward from the commercial PST to the personal PST.
Question: MS Office 2010 Outlook permissions.
I have recently purchased 2010 Pro plus. All seems fine except I cannot click a hyperlink and be connected because a box announces that for safty this is denied and contact administrator. I have followed all the help and unchecked the box. I am logged in as administrator (only 1 login) and as far as I can tell in properties I am running outlook as administrator. A syn software for a Samsung 'phone now tells me it cannot sink because of restrictions and to take off account control in Controll panel?
Answer:MS Office 2010 Outlook permissions.
I have a user in my office that when she sends a message in Outlook, it stays in the Outbox until she hits the Send/Receive button. Nobody else in the office has that problem. Is this a setting issue?
In Office 2013 Outlook, select File, then Options & in Advanced there is a Send/Receive section. Have a look in this to see if any changes fix the problem.
I need some divine help please. I started Contact after installing Office 2010 Pro Plus and somehow got setup confused. Now I am getting an Microsoft Exchange Server Error, Message is -> "The connection to MS Exchange is unavailable. Outlook must be online or connected to complete this action." Clicking the "OK" gets a MS Exchange Dialog Box w/ "General" as a title. It wants a valid MS Exchange Server and mailbox". I have tried everything and a cancel from here and Outlook ends. Entering something get the dialog box back. The wonderous code won't let me fix it. I have uninstalled and reinstalled and this doesn't go away. Any one with any thoughts please!?
Does someone know where the outlook info is stored. Maybe I can delete that? Any thoughts or suggestions? I need to re start setup somehow. Why can't I. This needs to be fixed so that if something is wrong in setup, the programmer allows you to re enter it rather than totally trash the process and close Outlook thus totally preventing any possible repair.
Question: How do I repair Office 2010 Outlook.pst?
I have used scanpst.exe to no avail. The error I receive is "An error has occurred which caused the scan to be stopped. No changes have been made to the scanned file".
I have done a system restore to a date a few days ago when everything was working fine. No change in Outlook behavior.
I have used the Outlook installation disk to repair Office 2010. Still nothing.
Answer:How do I repair Office 2010 Outlook.pst?
why cant they let the users decide on what to be installed?? its like every decent application now are just upgrading with a bunch of useless features which is instead of making it usefull for the end user just drags the whole system 90% of the time when the feature is not even being used. I just got outlook for sending and recieving mail, its a nice application, but when launching the application my system seems to turn down on its knees for 10 seconds like a virus, even got ssd drives and 4gb of ram, like we need a circus just to write a letter.
If you're running the Outlook 2010 Technical Preview (), you may have noticed that the shipping version of the Outlook Connector won't work. Microsoft has released a new version, in both 32-bit and 64-bit variants, for the Office 2010 Tech Preview.
hmm Office 2010 Tech Preview is yet to come officially but Outlook Connector is already out. Thanks Pyu.Agarwal for the links.
Whilst my office suite (2010) seems to have migrated well, has anyone had any issues with sending mail from Outlook.
I have a exchange server account in Outlook which works fine, however I also have a BT Internet (Yahoo version) pop 3 account, which is set to the correct settings. However, this account receives ok on port 110, and also when sent a test message from port 25, it works and comes back fine. However, when I actually send a real message, the smtp will not send, which seems strange. Port 25 is the correct setting as email is same as service provider.
I just installed 2010 and use outlook for my e-mails. Somtimes when I try to delete or open an e-mail, it takes forever. Is this a problem with my e-mail provider?
Okay folks with Office 2010 beginning to appear tp partners this means we will see it soon in the retail channel. There is an issue when using the 64 bit version of Outlook. Yes office can now be had in 64 bit.
The 64 bit version of Outlook will NOT sync with any Windows phones or with any mobile device that uses Windows Mobile Device Center for syncing.
Microsoft has stated in their partner forums that this issue is with WMDC and not Outlook however while they know of this problem there will NOT be a fix forth coming.
You hear right MS has admited they know the issue and said they will not fix it. They suggest that instead users only install the 32 bit version if they need to sync outlook using WMDC.
Kyle this is a big enough deal I am wondering if it should not be a front page story. BTW I have the release of 2010 (MAPS) and have confirmed this issue.
If you've got actual links to info on a Microsoft site or forum, it would help considerably. This could prove to be quite a problem for a lot of folks.
I would appreciate some advice from anyone who has tried -- successfully or unsuccessfully -- to remove a component of Office 2010 WITHOUT uninstalling the whole suite and then reinstalling it excluding that particular component.
Specifically, I want to remove Outlook (I thought I custom installed without Outlook... but there is is!) I have read at several help sites that a single Office 2010 component may be easily removed by going to the "Programs and Features>Install or change a Program" panel, selecting "Office 2010," then selecting the "Change" button and following to a list of components that may be selected or unselected.
BUT, I have also read (http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...4261.aspx)that individual components may not be removed without uninstalling the whole suite and then deselecting during a custom reinstall.
Recounts of any related experience with this procedure would be appreciated. I am also not sure what to expect when/if I get to the final "Change" option panel. I am not sure if I am expected to check the box of the component I want to remove... or to UNcheck it.
Thanks much. I will report any results.
Use the Change button in Control Panel>Programs and Features after selecting Office 2010. Deselect Outlook and any other components you don't want, but keep the Tools as they can be needed for maintenance and repairs.
I have had about one week of frustration and I am hoping someone can help with this.
I had Outlook 2010 on a hosted exchange with Apptix. The cost was 35.00 per month so I changed to Office 365 )business essentials I think) with GoDaddy. This is where the problems started.
When ever I try to get Outlook 2010 and Office 365 to work together I can't do it. I think it has to do with old data files or something which tries to redirect my to the Apptix exchange which I no longer have.
Talking to support at GoDaddy is like talking to a rock.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled Office 2010 3 times today and it still does not work. Could it be that it finds the old data or .pst or .ost files or something else?
I desperately need this to start working.
Is there someone I can hire to fix this?
Using Outlook 2003, Part of MS Office Professional Edition 2003, which has the capability of having multiple, separate & complete email addresses, each functioning in their own profile.
E.g. I open Outlook and it gives me a drop-down box to choose which email I want to go to, say email1 or email2.
Email1 has 2 "Contacts" areas defined.
1st problem is how to combine and synch these two. I don't want two.
Email2 as 1 "Contacts" area.
2nd problem is to combine the contacts from Email1 with Email2.
I thought these were *.pab files, but a search for *.pab comes up empty.
Oh, and I need tips on how to make SURE I've got the existing stuff backed up before I mess with anything. This isn't my computer I'm working on, and there are 4000 contacts involved.
I have had a terrible time trying to trace down "not responding" in various programs. About 90% of the time however, it occurs in Outlook 2010 and sometimes in Word 2010. I took down the information from the event viewer after the last time it happened so badly that I had to restart the program because waiting didn't bring it back.
Win 7 Prof, SP1. i7, 930 with 24 gig of 1333 Kingston HyperX ram. Several drives: C SSD Plextor and Office is actually installed on a WD Caviar. Neither drive show errors. Only thing I see is that the Caviar is using Microsoft 2006 driver and I haven't been able to find a newer driver. Happens when SATA is set to AHCI and when it is set to IDE.
Thanks for any help or suggestions you can offer.
BTW, I have run scannow and also have gone through my pst files and archived.
Your post is evidently messed up as your graphics are not readable.
get a window that is titled "Select Names: Contacts". Type your search keywords and click "Go" to perform a search.
allow me to select OK which transfers the person's e-mail address to the New Email screen.
I can't figure out what has happened.
My contact folder still contains all of my e-mail addresses but they will not pull up from the create a new email screen when you click on the TO: field while attempting to select e-mail address.
Can anyone help me? I have tried everything I know to do.
I am using Office 2010 and my Surface Pro has Windows 8 on it but it has been working perfectly until today.
First, which version of Office do you have? You start by saying you have 2013, but then at the end you say you have 2010. This is important, as there are significant changes to the user interface between 2010 and 2013. Are you using the Outlook client on the computer, or the Outlook web app? Also, are you searching for the contacts in Outlook, or are you searching using the Windows 8 search bar?
An out of office message keeps being sent despite the dates being long past, I have enabled "don't send replies automatically" which is the advice on the MS website & everywhere else I've looked, this is now also greyed out so I can't undo & do it again even. This is driving my colleagues nuts!!
Or is it set up at the isp/domain server end and isn't on Outlook?
Hi I'm using Microsoft office 2010 outlook wit windows 10... I find that windows 10 keeps changing my settings i.e. when I uncheck the box in an email account in outlook 10... it changes back after next boot... I uncheck leave on server so it is removed and I don't receive emails on another device... but I still get those emails on the other device... is there a fix for this.
I am running two computers - desktop with Win 8 - laptop with Win 8.1. both have new installs of MS Office 2010. laptop runs everything OK, exported all my mail/contacts etc from laptop to my desktop and have checked them (contacts etc) and all identical and correct. When i send a test mail on my laptop my first name (Terry) appears correctly when received on both my machines.
My problem is with my desktop - when I send a test on it, it is ok in the Sent mail box (i.e. Terry) but when I send it it appears as from Terrry - note the extra 'r'. this happens on any machine that receives my send from my desktop. i have been through ALL my settings and cannot see where it is picking up this extra 'r' from.
It is driving me up the wall! Does anyone have any ideas ?
My ISP is BT. Over the last few months I have been having problems with Outlook downloading and sending emails. Currently I am receiving emails but cannot send them, they get stuck in the Out Box. I have cleared this. I have cleared the Cookies. I have rebooted many times. I have been onto the Yahoo Site and made sure that I do not have a huge backlog of stored emails.
So, I have no problem when I use the same email account through the Yahoo Interface, but Outlook keeps asking me to log in "again".
I have been using Office 2007 and have just purchased Office 2010. Installed it today and all seemed to install Ok except when I went to open Outlook I received the message: "Cannot start Microsoft Outlook.
Outlook. Outlook cannot open this item.
The item may be damaged"
There are then buttons for "Repair Tool" or "Cancel"
In "Repair Tool", a box then comes up asking: "Enter the name of the file you want to scan" Where do I find this?
Should I delete this new installation and start again? If I do, will I loose all my e-mail files including Address Book?
Did you upgrade overtop of 2007, or did you remove it first and then install 2010? A clean install is always better.
You didn't give any details as to what kind of e-mail account you have. Either way, you should have backed up your info to a .pst file, unless you are using IMAP or Exchange, before running the upgrade. I'm guessing you didn't. If not, search your computer for a .pst file or a .ost.
"This operation has been canceled due to restrictions in effect on this comptuer. Please contact your system administrator."
I am running a stand alone desktop computer in my home. Lenovo All-IN-One touchscreen C40-05, Windows 10, Home, MS Office 2010. I suppose I am the administrator because my wife refused the job and our children are grown and have all left home.
Removing Chrome and making Edge the default browser before reinstalling Chrome did not help the situation.
The reference to Outlook is a little misleading, as the description in the section Let me fix it myself makes clear. It is an error in IE that is causing the problem and the problem will appear with the app that you happen to be using when you click on a hyperlink. So you should be alright afterwards.
New resources available from Microsoft simplify the bridging of the company?s latest email client and the recently released customer relationship management solution.
The Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 for Microsoft Office Outlook can be grabbed via the Download Center.
As the download label implies, customers will be able to enjoy access to the same data right in their Outlook email client as in Dynamics CRM.
According to the software giant, Dynamics CRM 2011 for Office Outlook features support for Office 2010, Office 2007 and Office 2003.
Two files are provided to customers through the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 for Microsoft Office Outlook download, namely CRM2011-Client-ENU-amd64.exe and CRM2011-Client-ENU-i386.exe.
This did not work as the ribbon still was not showing.
I am viewing a contact and click to send them an email and the usual form appears which I complete and send. I know, or hope, it gets sent, but it doesn't appear in my sent folder. Whereas when sending via the new email section, which involves me sometimes copying and pasting the address, the email gets listed as usual.
I would save time if I could activate "send Email" from within a contact. Please tell me what I'm doing wrong.
I'm still on Outlook 2007 but you shouldn't have to copy and paste emails from the contacts. In the new mail window (form) are you clicking on To or CC which should open up your contacts list in a new little window.
Does it show in Outbox before it goes? Do people get them? You may have more than one sent folder eg sent items or sent.
Question: Can MS Office Outlook 2010 use shared folders ?
I would like to be able to use the same folders and email account setup for all Windows User Accounts.
I have multiple Windows accounts: MS Admin Account, Local Admin Account, Local Limited User Account, etc.
I have multiple Email accounts: Hotmail, Outlook.com, Gmail, AIM, and Bellsouth (at&t).
I prefer to use IMAP email accounts.
I would like to be able to login to Windows with any account, and when i open Office Outlook it will use the same Office Outlook Email Accounts, folders, and setup.
I'm a home user, this is not for a business/enterprise.
I have dual boot Win 7 Pro x64, Win 10 Pro x64, and MS Office Pro 2010 on both OS's.
I don't have a NAS, "always on server", etc.
From what I've been reading, I don't know how to do this, or if it's possible ?
Can I setup an Exchange Server, multiple Profiles, etc. ?
If I can have Office Outlook prompt for a User Account/PW when i open Outlook, that would be fine for me.
Is there any possibility to get a working access to the account of MS Office Outlook 2010 if you lost the user password? There is a password of the administrator but if change this password, there is a dumping of the password in outlook. Windows Server 2008 OS.
I trust you have authority to access the account.
Please note that I have searched for a solution on this and I can only find reference to this issue when clicking a link within Outlook.
Issue: When starting Outlook 2010 a pop-up appears stating the following.
I have gone through most of the recommended fixes for the link issue (ie Chrome / IE default and registry corrections for htmlfile reference) in the event that may be causing the issue.
The only thing that is tied to Outlook so to speak is Sage ACT 2012 (add-in). ACT will run when running from start menu without any issue. There has been no apparent updates or changes to the computer (it was off over the weekend and all was working find on Friday).
Has anyone run into this or have any suggestions on how to correct?
Question: Microsoft Office Outlook 2010....hacked?
I'm running Microsoft Office 2010. One day I had Outlook Mail open, when all of a sudden up popped a calendar reminder that I DIDN'T PUT THERE--someone else did! It said some hokey thing like "Dear Friend, don't forget meeting next week," and kept popping up until I dismissed it like any other reminder. A few weeks later a similar one appeared. I contacted Microsoft and the tech I chatted with was amazed and said she'd have to look further into that because she had no idea what was going on....then I never heard anything again. Is that weird or what?
We are in the middle of moving from a local exchange server to using Microsoft hosted mail. Currently, both our local mail and office 365 mail are active. As an intermediary step, I am attaching both accounts to our current version of outlook (2010), so that people can move mail through Outlook at their own pace. So far, I've set this up a dozen times with minimal issues, but I have run into a strange problem.
One user's outlook fails repeatedly to add the account. It acts like it's working fine, but when outlook requests the password, my user types it in, and the box requesting the password pops up again. If told to cancel, an error pops up, stating that the exchange server cannot be found, and that outlook needs to be online. I neglected to get the complete message, but that is the gist.
The same email can be setup on a different machine, and the password is correct because it was used to set up one drive on the same machine. I even tried creating a new mail profile, but it also had issues. The problem has to be with that installation of outlook, specifically, and possibly the user profile. This user has had a lot of issues with their outlook before, sometimes due to data size issues (too many names in the junk list, just flat too much email, period).
Never mind. I kind of answered my own question after I thought about it.
FYI: Even if the main profile is under 2 GB, if all the open data files exceed a certain size (I'm not sure how much, but this was over 6 GB) it will not add a new profile. I closed the other data files and was then able to add the new email without issue. After restarting outlook, I was able to reopen the other data files, and all seems to be well now.
I currently have Office 2003 Pro and use Outlook 2003. I downloaded the 2010 Pro trial version so I could look at Outlook and Word. However, as it turns out, Outlook 2010 will not install if there is a previous version of Outlook installed.
How can someone evaluate if it won't install? All the other 2010 applications install with the Office 2003 applications.
I don't want to uninstall Outlook 2003 as I maintain several mailing lists for a club. It would be a task getting all this recreated in a new version - just so I could try it.
Only outlook doesnt sit with the older version..all other programs can be installed as new by changing the location where 2010 wants to get installed.
AFAIK, no changes will take place when you install outlook 2010 over 2007. All email, accounts, rules and contacts remain unchanged. I have personally tried this. But I am not sure about 2003 version.
I can suggest you try Outlook 2010 in a virtual machine and then decide whether to go for it or not.
Are these files you are working on local to your machine or are they over some sort of network? If they are network files, it may be timing out trying to create temp/caches of the file you are working on as undo procedures. If it's a network file save a copy of it to somewhere local on your computer and try editing it.
Previous versions of Outlook had a feature "Hide When Minimized", but is missing from Outlook 2010 beta. I have office installed on Win 7 RTM.
Any tip/tweak to enable this ? ---------- Post added at 10:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:47 PM ---------- I did find a solution: had to run Outlook 2010 beta in Windows Vista (service pack 2) compatibility mode.
Originally Posted by pyu.agrawal I did find a solution: had to run Outlook 2010 beta in Windows Vista (service pack 2) compatibility mode. Figures.
Thanks for the tip pyu.agrawal, appreciate it!
I have an ASUS laptop with Windows 8 that keeps BSOD each time Outlook 2010 is open. I've attached the minidump file but I cannot determine what the issue is. Any suggestions?
Have you tried repairing Outlook (from Control Panel...Uninstall a Program...Change)?
Is there any reason that you haven't updated to Win8.1 (it's free)?
I just ask to see if you have had problems. Please don't do it until we've stabilized your system as it may add extra problems.
I'd suggest updating your McAfee, but it seems as if you've done that already.
Where do I click on to get the insert tab back.
I upgraded Outlook 2007 to 2010. I did this via purchasing a new seat of 2007 to get the upgrade last week for free.
Please bear with me but with Office Pro 2007, inclusive of Outlook already installed, I found the only way to activate the upgradable new seat of Outlook 2007 (required of course for the upgrade to 2010) was to remove Office Pro 2007 (and its Outlook 2007), then install and activate the new upgradable seat of Outlook 2007.
My question Lord willing is simple, when I put the Office Pro 2007 disk in, will it ask me if I want to install it's 2007 version of Outlook over Outlook 2010, or will it just do it(!)...?
You want to do a "custom" install of office 2007, just uncheck "outlook" and install whatever else you want. You can only have one installed copy of outlook at a time.
I am using Office 2010 and have a problem thatI thought would be easy to fix but I was wrong!
I am able to open all attachments and preview them except PDF files. I used to be able to open/preview PDF files as well until I unchecked the box that says, " Always ask before opening this type of file" on the Open Mail Attachment (Exhibit 1).
Now all I get with PDF files is what you see in Exhibit 2.
I am using FoxIt Reader as default PDF reader but I get the same results when I make Adobe Reader the default.
I am familiar with making registry changes and have tried modifying the EditFlags key under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\FoxitReader.Document to both 00 00 01 00 and 00 00 00 00 neither made any difference to Outlook PDF Attachments.
Same for Adobe Reader when that was the default I modified HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AcroExch.Document to both 00 00 01 00 & 00 00 00 00...no change in Outlook.
All I want is for the PDF attachments to behave the same way all the other attachments behave.
Please highlight FoxitReader.Document in regedit, right click - EXPORT, and post that reg file here.
Greetings and I hope you can help me find a solution!
I have Win 7 OS on both my laptop and desktop. I've installed the same trial Office 2010 to both (ran it concurrently with 2007 to begin with but decided that 2010 was the one for me.) Both set-ups ran w/ no problems, then the Outlook on the desktop started crashing when I attempted to change the calendar (my school teaching schedule -recurring occurances) It would let me use mail, etc. but would (still does) crash when I attempt(ed) anything more than just look at the calendar. I've done the following: Uninstalled Office 2007; uninstalled and then reinstalled-first pro plus 2010, now office standard 2010 (new trial download direct from MS)-- uninstalled...then reinstalled new hotmail connector app. Ran sfc /scannow...OK Amazingly (to me) it remembered my calendar (and ability to crash!) through all this. It now will crash on attempting to open outlook half the time (or more frequently)It looks like ntdll.dll is a cause. Attached is a couple of the problem "details" after crash. Thanks in advance for your help.
OK here is another problem detail pointing to "kernelkernelbase.docx base"
I installed MS OFFICE 2010, without Outlook, over 2007 with, thinking that Outlook would remain. Not so, and after a long phone conversation with MS Rep, who couldn't adjust settings to repair, offered to ring back after the weekend. Before she rang off I very tongue in cheek suggested she asked her manager if Outlook 2010 could be installed free, for my trouble!Great result as, when call back came manager had agreed, for my trouble to install, free. Great stuff.One up to Microsoft. Only slight niggle, and I can't complain really, I don't get the email alert message in corner of monitor.I don't think the problem is caused by Outlook.I've checked the necessary boxes in Settings and Options, but think cause may be because I use an IMAP email server.Can anyone confirm, and suggest a solution please?
go to File, Outlook Options, Mail, Message Arrival, and ensure 'Display a desktop alert' is ticked.


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30+ Best Graphics HD Games For Android 2020 That You Must Play Once
Here are best graphics HD games for Android in 2020 that you must play.
Manpreet Singh
Let's admit, the technology around us is evolving at a rapid pace. Those days are gone when the graphics HD games are limited to computers only. These days, you can play graphics HD games on Android smartphones also.
Just search for 'HD Games' on the Google Play Store, you will find games of every different category. Nowadays, millions of games are playing HD games like PUBG Mobile and Call of Duty Mobile.
30+ Best Graphics HD Game For Android 2020 That You Must Play Once
So, if you are also searching for the best graphics HD games for your Android smartphone, then this article might help you. In this article, we are going to share a list of best graphics HD games that you would love to play.
1. Injustice: Gods Among Us
INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US is a free-to-play collectible card game where you build a roster of characters, moves, powers, and gear and enter the arena in touch-based 3-on-3 action combat. In this game, the player needs to build their own character with new sets of powers and upgrade mechanism. The game is based on DC, and you can expect lots of DC comic icons like Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Arrow, Flash, etc.
2. DC Legends
DC Legends
Experience the ultimate role-playing game packed with all of your favorite DC Super Heroes and Super-Villains. Join Superman, Batman, The Joker and more in a battle against Nekron. The game had amazing graphics that keep you engage in the game. In this game, you need to assemble powerful heroes from DC comic icons and lead them towards the victory.
3. Asphalt Xtreme
Asphalt Xtreme
If you are love car racing games then this one you will find amazing. In this amazing car racing game, the player needs to break through into uncharted territory with Asphalt Xtreme! Rip around dunes, charge through canyons, drift across the mud and fly past your opponents to reach the finish line!
4. Half-Life 2
Half-Life 2 is a very popular game among gamers. This game is available for Android devices. In this game, there is scientist Gordon Freeman resists to undiscovered monsters. This is the best Graphics legendary Game. The major element of this game is the cache to be downloaded.
5. Rival Knights
Rival Knights
This is the best HD adventure game offline on Google Play Store. It is a very popular game downloaded by millions of gamers. The Graphic quality of this game is very good. In this game, you have to fight many battles and by fighting different battles, new powers will get added.
6. Special Force- Online Fps
Special Force- Online Fps
This is the best Shooting android games offline. You can play this game online with your friends. The graphics quality of this game is just awesome. This game also supports multiplayer in it. You won't believe it, but the game right now offers over 30+ weapons with different specs. All you need to do is to customize the gaming character with outfits and skills. If you wish to play online, then you can join clans as well.
7. Modern Combat 5: Blackout
Modern Combat 5
This game is developed by Gameloft and published by Gameloft. This is an awesome one-person shooter game with the story-based missions. The graphics quality of this game is also very good and there are plenty of guns and explosives. So, Modern Combat 5 is another best Graphics HD games that you can play on your Android smartphone.
8. Thor: TDW- The Official Game
Thor: TDW- The Official Game
Thor, the mighty God of Thunder, in this official action-adventure game. This game is very popular as it is based on the movie Thor. The difficulty level increases very rapidly after passing each level area. The game's graphics quality is also good and it's one of the best graphics HD games for Android
9. Edge Of Tomorrow Game
Edge Of Tomorrow Game
Well, if you have already seen the movie, then you might know what to expect from the game. The game is pretty high on visuals and its a sci-fi thriller game. The game slowly unfolds the near future in which aliens have hit the Earth and slowly destroying humanity. So, in this game, you need to make a strategy to stop aliens and eliminate their threats.
10. Dead Effect
Dead Effect
This is another example of the best Shooting game of Android. This game is designed by Bullypix. If we talk about the graphics quality of the game, Dead Effect tops on that list. It's a zombie shooting game where you have to kill all the zombies to reach the next level. As you progress, you unlock new weapons and upgrade materials.
11. Assassin's Creed Pirates
Assassin's Creed Pirates
As we all are familiar with Assassin's Creed computer game. Now this game is available for mobiles too. This is one of the best HD games for Android which is massively popular amongst the users. On Assasin's Creed Pirates, you can expect every gaming character and materials that you get from the computer version.
12. Deus Ex: The Fall
Deus Ex The Fall
This is a cyberpunk action role-playing and stealth android game. This game is just awesome and has very good graphics quality. In this game, you need to fight for survival in a global conspiracy. The action sequences of the game are just amazing and it's one of the most addictive games that you can play on your Android smartphone.
13. Leo's Fortune
Leo's Fortune
It is one of the award-winning adventure game, It is the premium game that means you have to buy this game to enjoy it! you need to hunt down the cunning and thief that already stolen your gold, the graphics are beyond extraordinary and the gameplay is also smooth. It will be one of the epic adventure game you will ever play for sure.
14. Dead Trigger 2
Dead Trigger 2
It is the Zombie Shooter Game, following up by it's previous one named Dead trigger. It is one of the most played games in Android, so if you are looking game which is high in detailed graphics and love hardcore action then this will be the perfect match for you. In this game, the player needs to clear missions by killing zombies. The gameplay is fast and smooth
15. RoboCop
Robocop is another best graphic HD game on the list that you can play on your Android right now. This is a very addictive game and available for free on almost all major app stores. In this game, you play as a robot warrior who has to kill the enemies. This is actually a shooting game and the gaming visuals are very good.
16. I, Gladiator
I, Gladiator
I, Gladiator is one of the best action-adventure graphics HD game that you can play on your Android smartphone. This game also comes under the stealth category because the player needs to utilize the environment as an advantage. The game has lots of stages and you can fight with multiple enemies at once. Not only that but to fight, the game also has a huge inventory of various weapons and armor as well.
17. Epic Citadel
Epic Citadel
Well, if you are searching for the best ever fairytale game for your Android device, then you need to try Epic Citadel. Epic Citadel is set exactly on the fairytale world, created on the basis of the Infinity Blade game. In this game, you choose your armor, weapons, and upgrade your character. The game is not that addictive, but it's high on the visuals.
18. Dirt Xtreme
Dirt Xtreme
Dirt Xtreme is one of the great multiplayer car racing game that you can play on your Android smartphone. The game has almost everything that's needed to keep you engaged. The game offers a wide range of amazing tracks, cars, etc. As you progress, you unlock new upgrade materials. So, the game is high on visuals and its pretty addictive as well.
19. Bullet Force
Bullet Force
Bullet Force is a fast-paced modern multiplayer FPS with many AAA features. In this action shooting game, you need to fight alongside your teammates in massive 20-player battles using a variety of iconic weapons. The game right now has over 20 weapons, camouflages, optics, laser sights, etc.
20. Samorost 3
Well, if you love to play a space exploration game, then you will love Samorost 3 for sure. The great thing about Samorost 3 is that it's a puzzle-based game where you need to solve pieces of puzzles to explore outer space. The graphics of the game is amazing and it's one of the best graphics HD game that you can play on Android.
21. Anomaly 2
Anomaly 2
Have you ever played the Tower defense game Anomaly Warzone Earth? If yes, then Anomaly 2 is the sequel of that game that you will love for sure. It takes the tower offense and tower defense gameplay to the next level. In this game, you need to plan strategies to either defense or offense your towers. So, Anomaly 2 is another best graphic HD games in 2019 that you can play right now.
22. Deer Hunter Classic
Deer Hunter Classic
Well, if you love to play FPS hunting simulator games on your Android smartphone, then you will love this game for sure. This game is all about the journey to hunt the world's most exotic animals. The game right now offers 100 animal species and lots of fireworks to hunt them. So, Deer Hunter Classic is another best graphic HD game that you can play on Android.
23. Need for Speed™ Most Wanted
Need for Speed™ Most Wanted
Just like the PC version of Most Wanter 2012, this also features awesome graphics. It's a car racing game where you need to escape police and rivals while on the road. The game is highly popular and addictive.
24. Castle of Illusion
In this game, Mickey sets out on an adventure that is full of dangers. This is basically the remake of Sega Genesis's Castel of Illusion. The Game offers immense gameplay along with high-end graphics. There are lots of hidden challenges on the game which you need to complete to unlock Mickey's customization options.
25. Shadowrun: Dragonfall – DC
Shadowrun Dragonfall – DC
Shadowrun Dragonfall is basically an RPG game. In this game, you need to lead a group of shadow runners to complete missions. The game is highly-addictive and features an awesome graphics
26. Shadowgun Legends
Shadowgun Legends
Well, Shadowgun Legends is another masterpiece from Madfinger games and it features some convincing graphics. This is one of the best FPS game which you can play on your Android smartphone. The gameplay is addictive and it features colorful visuals and awesome soundtrack which are bound to enhance your gaming experience.
27. TEKKEN
If you are a fan of the Tekken series, then you will love this game for sure. The Android version of TEKKEN comes with impressive graphics. The game is just like the computer version and you just need to choose from your favorite fighters to fight against others. The game offers over 20 characters and all of them have their unique fighting skills.
28. PUBG Mobile
Without any doubt, PUBG Mobile is one of the most popular games which you should play on your Android today. The much-awaited game is now available on Google Play Store and its already loved by millions of users. In this game, you will be dropped into an island along with 99 other players. The ultimate goal of the game is to survive in the game and to be the last man standing.
29. Lineage 2: Revolution
Well, if you love to play role-playing games on your Android device, then you will love Lineage 2: Revolution for sure. The game comes with stunning visuals which are powered by the Unreal Engine 4. The great thing about Lineage 2: Revolution is that it features open-world combat where up to 200 players can battle in real-time.
30. Middle-earth: Shadow of War
Well, if you are a fantasy game lover, then you will love Middle-earth: Shadow of War for sure. The game comes with impressive graphics and its a strategy game with action RPC elements. In the game, you need to control the heroes of its predecessor Shadow of Mordor, and Lord of the Rings film trilogy. So, overall, it's an addictive game which will beat all the boredom for sure.
31. Asphalt 9: Legends
Asphalt 9: Legends
Asphalt 9: Legends is the latest addition to the Asphalt series. The new game feature realistic-looking graphics and amazing soundtracks. The gameplay is very addictive and it also has multiplayer support. In multiplayer mode, you can race against 7 other players in real-time.
32. Darkness Rises
Darkness Rises
Well, if you are looking for a free-to-play action RPG game, then Darkness Rises
could be the best one for you. The gameplay features a convincing storyline and the graphics are quite amazing. So, this is a revolutionary Action RPG game that comes with great graphics, innovative gameplay, and intense boss battles.
33. Godfire: Rise of Prometheus
Godfire: Rise of Prometheus
Well, if you are looking for an action-adventure game, then you will love Godfire: Rise of Prometheus for sure. Unlike all other action-adventure games, the Godfire: Rise of Prometheus brings console-quality graphics. Another thing that i found interesting about Godfire: Rise of Prometheus is its storyline. The storyline will keep you engaged throughout the game.
34. Call Of Duty: Mobile
It's one of the biggest competitor of PUBG Mobile for Android and iOS. It had already broken many records and it's right now the top grossed game. Call Of Duty: Mobile is mainly known for its multiplayer mode (Team Deatchmatch), but it does have a battle royale section. So, Call Of Duty: Mobile is another best game which you should play today.
35. Modern Ops
Modern Ops is one of the best 3D FPS game on the list which is known for its 10 player PVP mode. The game is much similar to Call of Duty Mobile and in this game you need to join a team battle against other players from all across the world. The game right now has over 30 shooting machines for battle.
So, these are some of the best graphics HD games for Android. If you know any other such games, let us know in the comment box below


For centuries, the thinking has been that all the nitrogen available for plant growth worldwide comes from the atmosphere. But a new study by National Science Foundation (NSF)-funded researchers at the University of California (UC) in Davis shows that more than a quarter of that nitrogen is derived from the weathering of Earth's bedrock. There had been such assumptions before, but now a verification and a quantification has been reached.
The results, published in the journal "Science", demonstrate that up to 26% of the nitrogen in ecosystems is sourced from rocks, with the remaining amount from the atmosphere.
"This research reveals important connections among the atmosphere, the biosphere, and the rocks at Earth's surface," said Richard Yuretich, a program director in NSF's Division of Earth Sciences.
Rock-derived nitrogen may fuel the growth of forests and grasslands, and allow them to sequester more carbon dioxide (CO2) than previously thought. Mapping the nutrient profiles in rocks for their carbon uptake potential could help drive conservation efforts, the researchers said.
The work also helps solve the "case of the missing nitrogen". For decades, scientists have recognized that more nitrogen accumulates in soils and plants than can be explained by input from the atmosphere alone, but researchers couldn't pinpoint what was missing.
In the current study, they built on that work, analyzing the entire planet's nitrogen balance; the scientists developed a model to assess rock nitrogen availability on a global scale.


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