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October 2006
What a delight to read today's piece in Next by Wendy Harmer about playing World of Warcraft with her son.
It's terrific commonsense advice for parents, serving as the perfect antidote for much of the poisonous fear mongering that Screen Play commented on recently.
More articles like this please.
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100 ways to spot a crap game
Every gamer has limited funds, spare time and sanity, so there's nothing worse than bringing home a new game only to discover it is about as entertaining as a Uwe Boll film.
To spare readers from buying a turd this Christmas, Screen Play has devised this handy foolproof list and would also love to hear your personal warning signs for spotting a dud.
If you see a game on store shelves that breaks any of these golden rules, run away fast...
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What's the score?
Following the recent development that Xbox 360 players embarrassed by their paltry Gamerscore can now pay to boost their points, Screen Play thought it was time to explore whether Microsoft's points system has been a worthwhile addition to gaming culture.
Gamers have been using scores to compare their skills since the birth of the arcades (even earlier if you count pinball) with organisations like Twin Galaxies turning high-score competition into an art form way before the internet made the job simple.
In recent years, many nostalgic gamers have bemoaned the fact that most modern games do not feature scoring systems, so there will obviously be plenty of support for Microsoft's Gamerscore initiative.
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The game formerly known as...
Rockstar's Canis Canem Edit has hit store shelves in Australia, and Screen Play has been churning through the missions.
The game centres on a (initially unlikeable) 15-year-old from a dysfunctional family dumped into the horrendous Bullworth Academy, a haven for bullies. What soon becomes obvious is that Jimmy will become the saviour of the school, standing up for the downtrodden.
Initial impressions suggest the controversy is largely unfounded (despite the inclusion of gay kissing) and the game is as entertaining as Grand Theft Auto, but Screen Play can't help feeling it might also be a missed opportunity.
With bullying currently getting headlines around the country, rather than attempt to make any statement about violence or youth culture, Rockstar seem happy lampooning tired cliches. Every character is a stereotype, and any parody seems only aimed at easy targets.
Hopefully the story develops more teeth after Chapter 2. Watch out for a review soon.
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The dominator
Given the size of the fiercely contested videogame industry, it is staggering that one company has carved out a quarter share.
Electronic Arts dominates both locally and globally, selling twice as many titles as its nearest competitor. Christmas is always particularly lucrative for the gaming giant, as EA always brings out its biggest franchises to woo punters.
But many dedicated gamers criticise the publisher for churning out yearly updates lacking innovation. It is a criticism sternly rejected by EA, who say they spend more on research and development than any competitor.
Screen Play recently caught up with Ryan Jones, EA Australia's Managing Director, to discuss topics like the state of the Australian games market, the prospects of the next-generation consoles, Australian content in EA Sports titles and perceptions of value for money.
Ryan had some particularly strong words regarding Xbox, saying that there is "half a million Xbox consumers out there (in Australia) who have been deserted". The full interview transcript is below...
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Play it again, Sam
Most people can recite quotes from iconic films like The Godfather, Casablanca, Star Wars, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Life of Brian, Scarface and Taxi Driver, but what are your favourite one-liners from games?
It's testimony to the poor quality of most game dialogue that arguably the best-known quote in the gaming canon is the Engrish classic "All your base are belong to us", a gem taken from obscure Japanese Megadrive title Zero Wing.
But as Screen Play readers remarked last week, the notable exception in a sea of bland scripts is the point-and-click adventure genre. Early 1990s LucasArts titles in particular featured very high-quality (and amusing) dialogue that puts most modern games to shame.
Screen Play would love to hear your nominations for your favourite game quotes, and starts the ball rolling with a few examples of memorable lines to test your gaming knowledge...
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360 outsells PS2
Microsoft is celebrating sales of over 100,000 Xbox 360 consoles in Australia.
The feat was achieved in just seven months, making 360 the fastest selling TV-based console in Australian history to reach the milestone. GfK figures show PS2 sold 78,000 in its first seven months on sale.
Over 400,000 360 games have also been sold since launch, with the best selling games including The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter, Call of Duty 2 and Saints Row.
"Xbox 360 has taken off in Australia demonstrating that the game has changed and consumers are ready for the next-generation of gaming now," says Microsoft's David McLean.
"Xbox 360 provides amazing value for the whole family and with the biggest line-up of next-generation games and accessories, we are confident that there will be lots of Xbox 360s sitting under Christmas trees this year."
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Another Wii play
Screen Play visited Nintendo's Australian HQ yesterday for another hands-on session with the fabulous Wii, which is now just 44 days from local release.
Since our last visit, Nintendo has obtained some new and updated software, including the Wii Play compilation, which will be sold bundled with an additional controller.
At the right price, Play could be almost as essential as Twilight Princess on launch day.
Play will feature at least eight mini-games, including a Duck Hunt-style shooting gallery, a fun air hockey game, table tennis, a basic fishing game and a "Where's Wally"-style hunt for matching Mii characters.
The most addictive diversion on the disc was a pool simulation which made excellent use of the Wii-mote, with players using the controller to mimic the action of sliding a cue stick.
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EA says Battlefield spying is legitimate
Electronic Arts Australia has denied "spyware" in the new Battlefield 2142 game captures personal data from a user's PC.
Overseas gamers were alarmed last week by a warning inside the box of some copies of Battlefield 2142 about the presence of a "spyware"-style application installed with the game. No such warning is included in the Australian retail version of the game.
EA Australia's Jamie McKinlay says the program helps deliver advertisements based on the player's region.
"It's very important to clarify here that the advertising program in Battlefield 2142 does not access any files which are not directly related to the game," Mr McKinlay says.
"It does not capture personal data such as cookies or account login detail, or surfing history.
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The best Aussie games of 2006
The Game Developers' Association of Australia is now accepting nominations for their prestigious annual awards which recognise the local industry's achievements.
Categories for the 2006 GDAA Awards include Best Game, Best New Startup Company, Best Console Game, Best PC Game, Best Handheld Game, Best Mobile Phone Game, Best Gameplay and Best Audio.
The awards will be presented at the inaugural Game Connect: Asia Pacific conference in Brisbane on November 30.
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Sounds great
Many gamers spend thousands on giant screens and PC graphics cards yet pay scant attention to sound.
A quality surround sound system is crucial if you want the most realistic and atmospheric experience when playing your favourite games, adding another dimension to PC and console titles.
Full 5.1 and 6.1 channel surround sound is now common in today's blockbuster games, and those with an Xbox 360 (or eyeing off a PlayStation 3) should certainly contemplate a surround sound system if they want to get the most out of their next-generation console.
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Christmas cracker
The party is about to begin and everyone is invited. But is there enough Christmas cheer to go around?
Games publishers release an avalanche of new titles every silly season to try to capitalise on our yuletide spending frenzy. About half of last year's PC and console games were released between October and Christmas.
It is wonderful for shoppers to have so much choice, but the deluge of new products means many quality titles are inevitably overlooked.
Launching new brands in such a crowded marketplace is particularly difficult, even with the support of generous marketing budgets, which means lots of sequels.
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Let the children play
The ABC's 7.30 Report contacted Screen Play last week for advice on an upcoming story exploring people's fears that technology and video games are stealing our kids' childhood.
It's a concern that is certainly not new, but Screen Play had hoped the growing acceptance of games as learning tools within schools and the workplace, as well as their gradually improving cultural recognition, was starting to allay such fears.
I suppose we must be patient, as there are still many people who are keen to use games for political means, exploiting parents' understandable concerns over a medium that is foreign to many of them. As Screen Play has remarked before, the generation gap can be relied upon to produce criticism based on the shock of the new.
In time, games will be widely accepted as having the capacity to equally aid a child's development as to harm. Just like other popular targets from the past that have been condemned by baffled parents, politicians or lazy columnists (including comics, rock 'n roll and television).
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The intimate new E3
Australian game developers, retail and media will be able to attend "the new E3" in California next year.
The new E3 Media and Business Summit held next July in Santa Monica will be a much more exclusive, invitation-only event in response to criticism that the former Electronic Entertainment Expo, the games industry's biggest event of the year, had become too unwieldy.
Event organisers the Entertainment Software Association told Screen Play that Australian developers will be able to buy suites or space if they wish to participate in the summit. In past years, E3 has provided a crucial opportunity for Australian developers to negotiate lucrative overseas publishing deals.
The ESA will also put together an invitation list of media and retailers "based on requests from participants. ESA will not make this decision".
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Want the winning edge?
Screen Play is feeling mischievous today, so we present 100 tricks to put off your mates during fierce multiplayer sessions.
Your nominations are also most welcome, particularly tactics that have actually worked...
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Get your hands on the Wii
Melburnians will be able to get their eager hands on Nintendo's radical Wii at the inaugural eGames and Entertainment Expo three weeks before it goes on sale in Australia.
"Wii is so wonderfully different and innovative that it is hard to explain its magic without actually trying it for yourself," says Nintendo Australia's Rose Lappin.
"We have always said 'playing is believing' so we are very excited to be giving visitors this opportunity."
Held at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre November 17 to 19, the expo will also feature a keynote address from Ms Lappin as well as Sony's Michael Ephraim and Microsoft's David McLean.
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Missing you
Screen Play's recent pining for the old days of large, beautifully illustrated game boxes has prompted a wave of nostalgia.
Today Screen Play thought we'd ask readers what other relics from gaming's yesteryear that you now miss.
Do you mourn the loss of limited lives in platform games? Think someone should start making auto-fire joysticks again? Or secretly yearn for the days when you had to load games from cassette?
Playing Broken Sword: The Angel of Death has made Screen Play nostalgic for point-and-click adventure games (although amply illustrates why the genre is dead) and even more excited about the return of freelance police Sam & Max.
What do you miss?
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Rock 'n roll ain't cheap
Activision's recommended retail price for the highly anticipated Guitar Hero II (complete with new classic red guitar) is a whopping $149.95.
The original Guitar Hero bundle had a recommended retail price of $129.95, although most retailers sold it for $109.
Activision blame increased manufacturing costs for the rise, but those who already have guitars might also be surprised at the high price of the standalone game - $79.95.
Screen Play just got its eager hands on a copy of the PS2 game, which is out November 15. The eclectic collection of songs (see full list below) is fantastic, the addition of bass and rhythm tracks adds welcome variety, and the game is more accommodating for both guitar zeroes and rock gods.
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Start with a bang
For all its faults, the recent Just Cause does one thing spectacularly right.
Like all great Hollywood action flicks, the game features a spectacular opening sequence, immediately capturing a player's attention and enthusiasm with a skydiving sequence onto an idyllic island and a seamless segue into a dramatic shoot-out.
Too many games start with a tedious, yawn-inducing tutorial. It's particularly aggravating when the game is a formulaic clone that you have played many times before, but the developers still choose to force-feed dreary instructions.
It is imperative to make games accessible to new players, but the best way to capture a newcomer's attention is by starting the game with a bang, not a dreary lecture.
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The beautiful game reinvented
Developers often use the introduction of new console hardware to reinvent old franchises, but with critical darling Pro Evolution Soccer now matching its glowing reviews with healthy sales, fierce competitor FIFA desperately needed a next-gen makeover.
Electronic Arts has responded by making their biggest ever investment in a sports game, with over 100,000 man hours invested in developing a new FIFA engine, which will make its debut in FIFA 07 for Xbox 360.
The biggest change is that the ball now has real physics and the action is no longer scripted, making for a much more realistic, exciting and unpredictable version of the beautiful game.
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PlayStation boss responds to pricing furore
Screen Play's interview with Australian PlayStation chief Michael Ephraim has caused a stir around the globe, with many web outlets seizing upon his comments on the pricing of Wii and Xbox 360, including highly respected sites.
Screen Play invited Mr Ephraim to respond to allegations of double standards considering PlayStation 3's high price tag and other comments from Screen Play readers, and his (entertaining) response is below.
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Say Konichiwa to Screen Play
Dissecta is holding a "Tokyo is Game" event in Melbourne next week featuring this columnist, a video clip festival and speakers from Melbourne-based Torus Games.
As a sweetener for attending, there are game giveaways, including five copies of Sega's stylish Yakuza, and drinks following the formal presentations.
Dissecta is held at 6.30pm on Tuesday October 17 at the Australian Games Innovation Centre in Melbourne.
Click here for ticket details, and hope to see you there.
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Send in the clones
What do Just Cause, The Simpsons Hit and Run and Dead Rising have in common?
How about Saints Row, The Getaway, True Crime, Scarface, The Godfather, Driv3r, Jak II, Destroy All Humans, The Incredible Hulk Ultimate Destruction, Mercenaries, Total Overdose and Crackdown?
They've all been dubbed GTA clones, a description that is becoming increasingly inaccurate as developers extend the basic design principles of Grand Theft Auto in wildly divergent paths.
Critics and gamers both enjoy pigeon-holing games into specific genres, but the diversity of tasks in some of today's more sophisticated titles makes it an extremely difficult task, particularly for games inspired by Grand Theft Auto III's anarchic character.
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The war to end all wars?
It's the bloodiest battle of World War II - chaotic and absolutely terrifying.
The game's producer is narrating, but he's not talking about the horrors of war, rather how the power of next-generation consoles can ensure that every individual blade of grass can be seen.
It's an absurdity that seems lost on the audience who are spellbound by the anarchic shoot 'em up action.
Since the dawn of the interactive entertainment industry, war games have been a staple, but as graphics become increasingly realistic and more and more publishers cash in on the public's fascination with war, Screen Play must not be the only one starting to feel uncomfortable.
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PlayStation party is not over
PlayStation 3 might be late to the ball, but Sony Computer Entertainment will spend $3 million this Christmas in Australia promoting PlayStation 2 as the ultimate party animal.
Sony has now sold over 2.1 million PS2 consoles in Australia, reaching a household penetration of 27 per cent, and hopes to sell another 200,000 units this Christmas with the machine under $200 for the first time.
Much of PS2's success is due to a range Sony has dubbed "Party Starters" - SingStar, EyeToy, Buzz and Activision's Guitar Hero, which each utilise easy-to-use controllers instead of joypads. Sony has sold over 300,000 EyeToy digital cameras, 265,000 SingStar karaoke microphones and 130,000 Buzz trivia controllers.
"The social gaming products are one by one shattering gaming stereotypes and in-turn this is removing a barrier for many consumers who would have previously not considered games as an entertainment option," says Michael Ephraim, Managing Director of Sony Computer Entertainment Australia.
Screen Play spoke to Mr Ephraim yesterday about the success of PS2, the prospects for Nintendo Wii and Xbox 360 this Christmas, the PlayStation 3 delay, PSP's fortunes and Sony's recent PR disasters. Check out the interview below...
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Directing the play
Melbourne's Tantalus Interactive has scored a coup as it gears up for the challenges of next-generation game development with the hiring of one of Australia's most experienced studio executives.
David Giles, a nine-year veteran at Beam Software (Melbourne House), started today as Director of Development at Tantalus, the creators of TrickStar, Top Gear Rally and Spongebob: The Yellow Avenger.
For the last three years, Mr Giles has been head of school at Melbourne's Academy of Interactive Entertainment, teaching aspiring game developers.
Tantalus CEO Tom Crago says the appointment "kicks off the next stage of our growth".
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Say cheese
When Screen Play was invited to Seattle in April last year to see Xbox 360 for the first time, Microsoft stressed the console's digital camera would be integral to the system.
"The camera is fundamental to communication," said Jeff Henshaw, Xbox Live Executive Producer during our visit.
"Sony did EyeToy after the fact, they tried to bolt it on. We're thinking about the camera as integrated right from the start. Everyone with an Xbox 360 will get benefit from the camera, even if they don't have one. The camera is fundamental to the platform, not something that sits off on the side."
Given its supposed importance, it's strange the Xbox Live Vision Camera has taken so long to arrive. But now that Screen Play has finally got our hands on one, we can see Microsoft's argument.
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The best 50 games - one year later
It's a year today since Screen Play bravely assembled a list of the best 50 games money can buy, a feature that predictably outraged many readers of The Age and Sydney Morning Herald.
Today Screen Play looks at the best releases from the last 12 months to see how many would earn the right to instantly enter the video gaming canon (and bump other games out).
As always, your contributions are also most welcome...
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Name a real Virtua Fighter character!
Sega has invited Screen Play to name a Virtua Fighter 5 character for the upcoming PlayStation 3 game.
The character will appear as a computer-controlled rival, complete with nickname and a battle cry.
Screen Play thought it would be fun to let our readers nominate a character, and the best entry will win the prize that money can't buy: to be immortalized in a Sega game (and hopefully punch the living daylights out of any challengers).
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One out of the box
With the impending release of the Windows Vista operating system, Microsoft has begun promoting the PC as a games platform.
Today's Livewire feature reveals that console-style standardised retail packaging under the "Games for Windows" brand, easier installation, and multiplayer action against console owners are some of the tools that Bill's behemoth will use to broaden the PC gaming audience.
It's a worthwhile endeavour to promote the PC platform (and might hopefully lead to a wider variety of PC games) but Screen Play is certain many readers will bemoan the official demise of large PC game boxes.
Big cardboard boxes (often filled with nothing except a disc and flimsy manual) date back to early home computers like the Commodore Amiga, whose games were supplied in gorgeous large cardboard boxes, often with memorable hand-drawn artwork on the cover.
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The first date
The night has gone smashingly and you've invited her inside for coffee.
But at what point do you confess you're addicted to World of Warcraft and have every Mario game ever made?
Gaming has made giant strides towards cultural acceptance in recent years, yet with many women, you might as well speak in Klingon as admit your favourite hobby is waggling a joystick.
Today Screen Play wants to hear your suggestions for the best games to introduce your partner to the joys of interactive entertainment.
And don't say Grand Theft Auto or Leisure Suit Larry...
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Xbox builds respect
Five years is an eternity in the fast-moving games industry. The pace of technological change means console manufacturers and game developers must always remain on their toes.
It has been just five years since Microsoft released its first games console, and it is easy to forget how far Bill's brigade has come. When Xbox was released it was lambasted for its excessive price, ridiculously large controller and bulky design.
The range of launch titles also did little to convince gamers the new entrant could deliver innovative and exciting experiences. Without the masterpiece Halo, the launch would have been a disaster.
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"We're in bed with each other"
Peter Jackson and Microsoft have become very close.
"We're in bed with each other" says David McLean, the head of Microsoft's Xbox business in Australia, in part two of Screen Play's exclusive chat.
Read below to hear what Jackson is working on, whether 1080p really matters, how much you'll be paying for a HD-DVD and why Microsoft wants to tackle Japan's xenophobia towards Western consoles.
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Australia's X-Boss
Immediately following the X06 press conference in Barcelona last week, Screen Play sat down with the head of Microsoft's Xbox business in Australia to talk about all the announcements and the future of the 360 console.
In part one of the wide-ranging interview, David McLean, Regional Director of Microsoft's Home and Entertainment Division, talks about what Microsoft learned from their first console, Nintendo Wii's prospects this Christmas, 360 price cuts, and how Microsoft will widen the audience for 360 beyond its hardcore male niche.
Tomorrow Screen Play asks David about Microsoft's collaboration with Peter Jackson, the importance of 1080p high definition, HD-DVD, Microsoft's investment in Japan, and whether Sony might force Microsoft to cut Xbox Live's subscription price.
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The inspiration for his appearance has been found in the classic Porsche 356, while the body is made entirely of plastic.
The vehicle has a weight of only 350 kg (weight distribution is 50:50), and will be offered two versions: with 15 kW/20hp weaker and stronger with 40 kW/54hp.
The Dutch announce the Junior version (for 16-year-olds), which will have only 4 kW (5.4hp).
Carice Cars announces a series of only 10 pieces, with the base version will cost 26,620 euros (orders will begin to receive 21 June).
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March 4, 2013
2013 Westerville Summer Camp and Activities Expo: The Westerville Parent Council will host the 2013 Summer Camp/Activities Expo on March 13th from 5:30-8:00 p.m. here at Westerville North. This event will feature camps and activities for students of all ages, as well as camps for special needs students.Vendors have donated prizes that will be given away every 15 minutes. Come out and enjoy this FREE event!
ACT Testing: This Friday, March 8th is the last day to register for the April 13 ACT test. Register online here, or pick up a registration packet in the Pupil Services Office.
Band: Congratulations to the Indoor Drumline on a fantastic contest on Saturday! The group traveled to Dayton to compete in the Winter Guard International Regional. After performing against 24 top-notch groups from Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Indiana, our drumline earned 2nd place overall, and set themselves up strongly for the State Championships later this month, and World Championships in April. Congratulations on a great day of music making!
Juniors and Seniors: Class 101 is offering an ACT prep class during OGT week here at North. This will allow students the opportunity to get four days (March 12th-15th) of ACT preparation within the normal school day. The cost for the four-day review is $50 and this includes a $20 Princeton Review Guide that each student will keep at the end of the week. Sign up in the Guidance Office by this Friday, March 8th.
Senior Mentors: Senior Mentors that are helping with Future Warrior Night need to report to the lunch line area at 6:40 p.m. tomorrow evening.
College Announcement: Jenna Nichols has committed to Heidelberg University to continue her volleyball career. Congratulations Jenna!
Boys Volleyball: Tryouts and practices for the spring season will begin this evening at 5:30 in the auxiliary gym. Tryouts are open to anyone interested in playing -- no previous experience is needed.
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If I Can Stop One Heart From Breaking
If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain. If I can ease one life the aching, or cool one pain, or help one fainting robin unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain.
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Dora Carpenter blends her years of experience working with hundreds of families in the death care industry and her personal experiences with loss and grief to train and certify grief coaches. She says that grief is not to be fixed or cured, but is a necessary part of the experience of transitioning from a place of despair to one of hope. Her mission is to help individuals move from pain to peace, heartbreak to happiness, and grief to gratitude in the shortest time possible.
Dora Carpenter is a certified life coach, certified grief coach, certified consumer's funeral consultant, and a former licensed Feel the Fear® trainer. She is also Founder of The Aniya Center, a non-profit organization providing grief coaching support services to residents of Washington, D.C. The National Association of Distinguished Professionals has recognized Dora Carpenter as a professional in her field and she has been featured in Women of Distinction Magazine. A magnetic speaker, coach, trainer, and author, she has appeared as a guest on various media outlets.
Dora says, "I humbly express extreme appreciation to the many families that have allowed me to become a part of their lives and share in their stories, experiences, and journeys. My heart and soul have been filled and I am forever grateful."
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Apple updated Thunderbolt
Transition to new samples is given from time to time simply. Before compelling us to change in large quantities cables with 30-pin for Lightning, Apple and Intel were delivered of Thunderbolt port — fast, perspective, but expensive in production and badly influencing on the price of the final product. The companies needed half a year to reduce costs and to reflect it not only in own earnings, well and on the price list of cables. This night in the range of Apple Store there were small configurations which will sometime concern also us.
In – 1-x, the price of an ordinary cable of Thunderbolt fell from 49 dollars to 39 dollars apiece. Not the most important discount. Vobshchem, Apple is famous for the avarice on tips of this kind so it is necessary to rejoice silently only for those to whom this cable in general for something is necessary. In – 2-x, among positions in the section of accessories there was a truncated cable of Thunderbolt — not 2 meters of a wire as was earlier, and only 50 see. Such option will be preferable to those who holds connected devices and the periphery at small distance from the computer. The price — 29 dollars.
Once these configurations will reach and the Russian Federation. At present we will wait, when the Apple will be dumped by the price for really running product — cables of Lightning and their derivatives for devices on iOS. Now our prices for them, to put it mildly, not so entertain: for example, the adapter with HDMI port costs around 100 dollars. We hope that in this case to Kupertino will go on increase in length of a cable, instead of reduction.


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Picture the scene. There you are, a rugby player turning out regularly for Newton Abbott RFC's 2nd XV in the Devon Merit table and, as usual, you turn up at the club on Saturday, having had one too many pints on Friday night, for a match against Barnstaple 2nds. Nothing unusual so far, you might think, but then out of the opposition's changing room and kitted out in Barnstaple colours steps none other than All Black flanker Jerry Collins!
Yes, last weekend the All Blacks and Hurricanes backrower and former Gremlin fancied a bit of a run around and somehow found himself playing for Barnstaple 2nds in their 21-7 victory over Newton Abbott.
The match report on the Barnstaple club's website describes the slightly surreal nature of the occasion, the reaction of the Barnstaple players when Collins turned up to get on the team bus being a mixture of disbelief and delight, apart from a certain Dan Ewing who walked right passed Collins without giving him a second glance before asking his team mates "Who's the new guy?"
Collins scored one of Barnstaple's three tries but nevertheless Newton Abbott coach Phil Burford was delighted to see him play.
"I think the second team lads were pinching themselves," he said. "I don't think he was quite firing on all cylinders but he made three try-saving tackles."
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The US Supreme Court has proven that it is not just. Proof is how they almost always vote down part lines. This underscores how flawed our justice system is in general.
The US Supreme Court is nothing more than a tool to force the political policy of the prevailing majority of justices down the American people's throats.
The Supreme Court ruled on McCullen v. Coakley, striking down a Massachusetts law requiring protesters to stay at least 35 feet from an abortion clinic's entrance and walkways.
Video title: Supreme court delivers blow to women's rights
On June 30, 2014, in a 5-4 decision, the Court ruled that Hobby Lobby and certain other private corporations may now deny female employees insurance coverage for contraception by simply claiming it goes against their company's religion.
According to the all-male Supreme Court majority, Viagra gets covered. But if you're trying to avoid getting pregnant–or have endometriosis and need a birth control prescription–you're out of luck. Why? Because as Justice Anthony Kennedy literally said during arguments, birth control is "not that important".
Ninety-nine percent of women will use birth control at some point in their lives, 58 percent of them for a reason other than preventing pregnancy, like treating endometriosis. As a result of this ruling, women will suffer and be unable to afford the medication they need.
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The Supreme Court ruled that public workers can opt out of paying union dues.
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Recent decisions of the predominately Republican Supreme Court "Justices" are total BS. This is just another example of why ALL Republicans should be removed from office on every level of government.
Clarence Thomas
Video showing part of Anita Hill's Senate testimony on 10/12/91 on the confirmation hearing of Clarence Thomas.
His vote caused worst president ever, George W. Bush to be installed as President.
As a result of George W. Bush being president, the United States engaged in a unprovoked war against Iraq which resulted in the deaths of over 4,000 US deaths, over 32,000 US Troops wounded and over 100,000 Iraqi deaths. The George W. Bush administration also ran up a debt of almost 10 trillion dollars.
George W. Bush also is responsible for 2 conservative Supreme Court appointments which caused the current dysfunctional Supreme Court.
The travesty of George W. Bush being president will likely be felt for generations.
Clarence Thomas's vote caused a Key Provision Of Voting Rights Law to be struck down.
Clarence Thomas cast the key fifth vote enabling corporations to spend unlimited money influencing U.S. elections. As a result of this vote, outside groups spent nearly $300 million influencing the 2010 elections — much of which would have been illegal before Justice Thomas green lighted this spending.
Antonin Scalia
Antonin Scalia was appointed by President Reagan in 1986. Scalia was 50 years old at the time. He is now 77.
Antonin Scalia is one of the Supreme Court Judges responsible for installing "Worst President Ever" BUSH as President.
Scalia was one of the "Justices" who voted for Citizens United (a 5-4 decision) which allows billionaires to funnel UNLIMITED amounts of cash to Super PAC's which fund TV commercial supporting candidates who support their agendas, as long as they don't directly coordinate with the candidate. Super PACs (Political Action Committees) are outside groups which raises money to support Political parties candidates.
Justice Stephen Breyer who voted against Citizens United stated "There are real problems when people want to spend lots of money on a candidate … they'll drown out the people who don't have a lot of money".
Scalia's solution for people who don't like all the political advertisements unleashed by the court's decision that ended limits on corporate contributions in political campaigns – "Change the channel or turn off the TV".
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia Says Executing An Innocent Man Is Not Unconstitutional – Read story here
These videos shows how incompetent Antonin Scalia really is.
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Young Turks anchor Cenk Uygur destorys Scalia in this video and proves Scalia to be a complete idiot who makes his legal decisions, not based on the law, but on his own moral convictions.
Justices of the Supreme Court should be allowed to serve for a maximum of 12 years. NO ONE should be guaranteed a job for life.
US Supreme Court Chief Justice is paid $255,500 per year and associate justices are paid $244,400 a year. It is clear from the horrible decisions made by the Republican members of the US Supreme Court, they are not worth a fraction of what they are being paid. Their salaries is a waste of taxpayer money and another example of how hopelessly screwed up our government is.


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Former state chief minister, Mufti Mohammad Sayeed who is also the patron of the People's Democratic Party is contesting elections from the Anantnag constituency where he is pitted against National Conference provincial president, Mirza Mehboob Beigh.
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Anne, what a fantastic day! Thank you so very much for all the work you and your amassing staff did on our wedding day. It was truly faultless. I also wanted to say that you were fabulous leading up to the wedding letting us visit your beautiful home for food tasting sessions and then dealing with all the last minute changes. Your our a true lady and very talented chef. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Mr and Mrs Owen xxxxxxx
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Thank you for the wonderful meal you produced for our Golden Wedding Celebration….You and Catryn make a great team, quiet, calm and efficient. You made a huge impression on all of us. I only wish you lived nearer us so we could enjoy more of your special meals. M&M W, East Grinstead.
Thank you so much for providing such amazing food at our wedding. It truly was the best wedding food we have ever tasted. The shrimps were unforgettable as was the salmon, salads and dessert and of course the canapés. K&I, Anglesey
I wanted to send my thanks for the truly amazing catering you provided at our wedding. Everything from the canapés to the bacon sandwiches in the evening was just wonderful. Everyone commented on the standard of the rack of lamb – cooked to perfection for so many is remarkable. I will certainly be in touch should I need catering again and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend you to my friends and family. H, Cheshire.
We have to say thank you for everything you did to contribute towards making our wedding a truly memorable day. You have been fantastic throughout, helping us to get a meal on budget, but that was still delicious, and our guests were extremely complimentary about the food. Right up until the end you and your team were offering top-notch service (even making sure the groom got a bacon butty) Thank you very much and thank you to your staff as well – If ever you need a customer reference please don't hesitate to ask. N&S, Cheshire
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We would like to thank you very much for the fantastic food you and your team provided and served at our charity ball last Saturday. The food was delicious as always and we have received many compliments on it from people who attended. BHS PTA.
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Thanks to you and your team for all your hard work. The catering was fantastic, people keep going on about how fab the lamb was. B&G Marsden, Cheshire
I want to thank you for a really super reception meal and buffet. Many guests said how good the food was. So thank you for helping to make the wedding a really special occasion. CM, Coventry
Thank you for everything last weekend. It all went very well. We have had lots of thank yous and most of them saying how delicious the food was; it was!
Thank you for making the wedding cake and providing such a super buffet on the Sunday. The cake is quite delicious and I am very loathe to give any away. I can't thank you enough. VGJ, Anglesey
We just wanted to say a huge THANK YOU for your amazing food on the 24th. You and your team put on such a wonderful spread and were so professional, the whole day (from our side anyway!) just worked beautifully. The concept of having people serve themselves worked so well and really added to the relaxed and fun feeling of the wedding. So many people have said how much they enjoyed this, not only did they get chatting to people they hadn't talked to before but they also got to sample both dishes!! I hope everything went ok from your side. Everyone loved the food, with an equal split pretty much on who preferred the lamb or the chicken! Everyone unanimously loved the canapés! Thank you very very much for all you guidance and hard work and delicious food K&T T, Hounslow
Thanks so much for yesterday again!!! Everyone has been raving about the food and saying how good it was. The meat was so tender and the canapes were fantastic and that sticky toffee pudding was the best ever. The staff were brilliant! Please can you pass on our thanks to all of them for such a fantastic day and for the smooth running of everything. It was amazing!! We can't thank you enough!!!!! K&L, Cheshire
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With temperatures almost hitting a staggering 35 degree here in Bristol we started thinking about being outdoors and the dangers that being too hot can bring. In the UK we're often more concerned with keeping dry and warm so we thought it would help if we compiled some top tips and best advice for surviving if you're heading into the mountains this week.
1. Start Early
Early mornings in the outdoors are wondrous. Whether you're trekking or mountain biking it can be the best time of day to enjoy these special environments. If you start early enough it can also mean that you'll miss the hottest part of the day - around midday. You should be able to climb most mountains before lunch leaving the afternoon for the mad dogs and Englishmen.
2. Cover Up
This may seem a little counterintuitive, but long sleeves and a hat are actually your friend it the hot weather. The more of your body you can shield from the sun, the better. Loose-fitting long sleeves and trousers with a wide-brimmed hat will do wonders on a summer hike. Remember to shield your eyes with some UV-blocking sunglasses and slather that sunscreen on every exposed part of your body – especially if you're hiking at altitude. The sun is stronger up there and you'll get burned faster – even more so if you're constantly sweating it all off.
3. Hydrate
Pretty obvious but remember that your body can be losing between 1 and 2 lire an hour so it's vitally important. Be sure to bring more water than you think you'd need – and
remember to sip often
: When you're done sipping from a hydration bladder, blow back into the mouth piece so the water doesn't stay in the drinking tube. Beats getting a drink of hot, sun-soaked water on your next sip. It's also worth pre-hydrating - make sure you drink enough water the day before and in the morning before you leave.
4. Stay Salty
It's not enough to replace the water your body's losing – you also have to rebalance those electrolytes while you're at it. Sodium and potassium are the two big ones you'll need to make sure you don't run out of energy - pack some electrolyte drink mixes or tabs with your drinking water.
5. Remember to Rest
While you're eating those snacks and sipping that water, why not also find some time to sit down in the shade? Chilling out for a bit will give your muscles a chance to recover and also give your sweat some time to evaporate and cool down your body temperature.
6. Bring extra socks
When hiking in hot weather, take an extra pair of of socks. Even if you don't usually have a problem with blisters, if it's hot your feet are going to seat more than usual. When you feel hot spots in your boots - take a break in the shade and swap socks.
7. Know the Signs of Heat Stroke
When your core body temperature gets too high, you run the risk of suffering from heat stroke – a potentially lethal condition. The most common early signs are:
– Throbbing headache
– Dizziness
– Muscle cramps
– Nausea
– Disorientation or confusion
– Lack of sweating, despite hot temperatures
If you or someone in your group thinks you're getting heat stroke – stop, find shade, and cool down ASAP. Immediately start planning on getting off the hill and to medical attention - don't hesitate to call emergency services..
8. Check the Weather
Although skies may be clear in the city, the mountains can make their own weather. Often when it's very hot – the mountains can trigger surprise downpours - as ever - be prepared for all weathers when you head out.
9. Choose wisely
Pick a route that is achievable before 12. Also, one that offers shade and water sources. It's importantant to keep out of direct sunlight and also to be able to cool yourself down - Soaking your t-shirt in cold mountain water and then putting it back on or over your head can work winders.
Thanks to Mountain Hiker.
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