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MtronPTI offers the new M6030/M6131 series of low phase-noise TCXOs operating from 60 to 125 MHz for GPS reference, military communications, and test and measurement applications. Featuring an optimal balance between close-in phase noise and the noise floor, these TCXOs are ideally suited to operate as a reference clock within these applications.
Pasternack offers a new line of phase locked oscillators (PLO) designed to deliver accurate and stable output frequencies between 50 MHz to 6000 MHz. These oscillators provide excellent phase noise and spurious performance, making them ideal for radar and other exciter or frequency generation applications, as well as for use in phase locked loops, frequency synthesizers function generators, and as local oscillator sources in receiver and transmitter stages.
Greenray presents the T1254 series of radiation tolerant temperature compensated crystal oscillators (TCXOs) designed for applications in the 10.0 to 50.0 MHz frequency range. These highly rugged TCXOs deliver excellent performance in high shock and vibration environments.
MtronPTI introduces the XO517X Series of extended temperature, high stability OCXOs designed to be used as timing references for use in extreme environments. This series of oscillators delivers excellent temperature stability of less than +/-1.0ppb, over an operating temperature of -40°C to +90°C.
MtronPTI offers the XO8085 PLL OCXO platform with integrated multi-output frequency references, enabling system designers to employ one small package instead of using multiple OCXOs. This high-stability, ultra-low phase noise OCXO is characterized by low G-sensitivity, and provides a noise floor approaching -180dBc/Hz and close-in performance of -130dBc/Hz or better at 100 Hz offset.
The Si549 Ultra Series™ crystal oscillator from Silicon Laboratories offers an ultra-low jitter, low phase noise clock at any output frequency through advanced 4th generation DSPLL® technology. Featuring a phase jitter of only 95 femtoseconds, this oscillator is perfect for optical networking, 100G+ optical modules, coherent optics, broadband, data center, broadcast video, test and measurement, and FPGA/ASIC clocking applications.
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Recreation Center Facilities
Perhaps the one thing most residents enjoy is the beautiful recreation center, the swimming pools and clubhouse, including the tot lot, fitness and exercise facility, basketball court and tennis courts. There is on-site personnel to manage and maintain the clubhouse and recreational area as well as a security guard to assist in implementing the adopted policies for these facilities.
Access is limited to residents and their guests, pursuant to the District's adopted policies. A link to those policies is listed below, as well as other forms related to the recreation center.
- for cards to access the recreation center?
- if my access card is not working?
- to report damaged or non-working fitness equipment?
- if I have questions about the rules?
- if I want to reserve the recreation center for a private party?
For these and other items related to the recreation center, please call Diana at the District Office, 407-566-4122, for assistance.
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- Credential information as of January 2017 (includes parental release of minors)
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What is the Kaseya Application Firewall?
7.0 introduced the Kaseya Application Firewall (KAF) in order to provide a higher level security for the overall system. KAF is a software module that is automatically installed as part of 7.0 and terminates incoming/outgoing traffic in order to provide a deeper level of security to mitigate application security attacks.
What does the Kaseya Application Firewall Do?
The KAF terminates web communication and Kaseya related traffic and inspects it prior to sending to internal services on the system or to the external network in order to:
Reduce the attack surface by exposing fewer ports to the external network
- Simplify network configuration by communicating to the external network on fewer ports
- Centralize logging of communication to/from the server which can be used for investigative purposes or anomaly detection
- Whitelist external resource requests to ensure they are valid (for example, ensure that external URLs are only for valid product pages to mitigate scanning for open web pages, etc..)
- Alert and potentially block malicious activity or application security attacks (e.g. XSS, SQL Injection, etc…)
What ports does the Kaseya Application Firewall Use?
In 7.0, KAF transmits and listens on ports 80, 443 and 5721. Thus, external traffic will be terminated by KAF on port 80, 443 and 5721, inspected, and then transmitted to the proper service running on the system to service the request (e.g. IIS, KServer, etc…). This protects internal services because they are no longer directly reachable, but is transparent to the external network.
It is planned that in post-7.0 versions, that KAF will further consolidate external ports and send/receive all traffic on port 443 only.
Why does Release 7.0 configure IIS to run on port 18081?
During the installation of 7.0, IIS is reconfigured to run on port 18081 and bound to localhost only. Thus, it will no longer be directly addressable from outside of the server and is protected by the Kaseya Application Firewall.
IIS needs cannot run on the default port 80 or 443 because KAF is using those ports to communicate with the "outside" world. Web traffic (port 80/443) coming to the server will be terminate by KAF, inspected, and passed to IIS on port 18081. Web traffic being sent will from IIS to KAF on port 18081, KAF will translate it to port 80/443 and pass it to the external network.
Why does SSRS (if running on the server) need to have its port configuration changed?
By default, SSRS runs on port 80 which will conflict with KAF. In the first 7.0 beta release, customers are requested to edit the configuration to port 18086. In the next beta release, the installer will automatically make this change. SSRS will then behave like IIS above (sends traffic to KAF and KAF receives external traffic and sends it internal to SSRS).
Do you have a port diagram on what the communication looks like?
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Can I configure the Kaseya Application Firewall?
At this time, KAF runs transparently on the system and does not have a GUI or user-configurable options.
If KAF terminates web traffic, how does this work with SSL (HTTPS)?
Since KAF terminates web traffic, it will also be the SSL termination point. Thus, if you already have an SSL Certificate installed on your IIS Server, wish to purchase a certificate and install on IIS or use IIS to create your own self-signed certificate, you will be able to export it out of IIS and import into KAF. Please click here for instructions.


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I am having issues printing. The file doesn't even spool till I reboot my windows 7 computer. I don't even know where to begin to figure out the problem.
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Nashville Painting Company is your source for excellence for all your residential painting needs; offering exceptional quality, customer service, and superb workmanship on every residential project we complete.
Our company has been built on providing the highest level of service and quality for our customers, regardless of the size of the job. We utilize the best techniques and materials to ensure we go above and beyond the expectations of our customers. When you choose Nashville Painting Company for your residential painting project, you can rest assured your home will be in good hands.


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Ugh. I liked and disliked this story. No. I mostly disliked this story. This story is NOT a real Romance and I felt terrible for Stanhill throughout the story. In fact, I got a little misty-eyed for Stanhill….decreasing a half star for that, too. 🙁 The Witch's Halloween Hero is… Read more »
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Review: Mine to Take by Alexa Kaye
I learned about Mine to Take and Alexa Kaye via Amazon as a recommendation for Kindle Unlimited. This is my first Alexa Kaye/Avery Kaye book but it feels rather…familiar. So far? It's 75% Lassoing the Virgin Mail Order Bride and 25% Claimed By The Mountain Man. Though the dirty parts… Read more »
Review: Roping The Virgin (Cowboys & Virgins #2) by Alexa Riley
Ok. So, first I want to say that the title for this book is a little to close to the title of one of her previous books Lassoing the Virgin Mail Order Bride. So. Did not enjoy this one. Alexa Riley seems to be my crack…but I think I got… Read more »
"Let it Snow" Anthology Review: Three Strikes (Den of Sin #13) by Holley Trent
Note: Let It Snow is no longer available for purchase. I purchased this copy of Let It Snow in December 2014. At 1 year 8 months, Let it Snow qualifies for my Mt. TBR Struggle is Real Challenge! There are six stories in Let It Snow but this review is… Read more »
Review: You Gotta Be Shifting Me (Bear Bites #5) by Ruby Dixon
So. I've been reading the Bear Bites series via Kindle Unlimited. The entire series can be read separately or in the SHIFT omnibus – I went with the omnibus. You Gotta Be Shifting Me is currently only available as a part of the omnibus, however. You Gotta Be Shifting Me… Read more »
Review: Four For Christmas (Three for Me #2) by R.G. Alexander
I received my free copy of Four For Christmas from Amazon on 17-Dec-2012. This means that at 3 years and 7 months that Four For Christmas qualifies for both my Kindle Freebie Freakout! Challenge and my 2016 Mt. TBR Struggle is Real Challenge! WOOT! SO. Four For Christmas happened and… Read more »
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Wrecked is #3.5 in the Iron Seas series by Meljean Brook. I've only read the first full length in this series and now two novellas. Strangely, I do have book 2(?) at home waiting to be read. So. Wrecked. The Iron Seas series is sorta…Steampunk Fantasy Action Romance. Yes. That…. Read more »
Review: Shielding Lily by Alexa Riley
I liked Shielding Lily! Unlike a lot of other recently AR books, Shielding Lily is longer and has a lot more of a plot. There are conversations between the H/h and time passes. The MCs don't have sex within the first 5 mins of meeting each other. OMG. LOVED IT…. Read more »
Review: Get Your Shift Together (Bear Bites #2) by Ruby Dixon
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Z and I love cucumbers, and seeing that it's spring, we always seem to have an overabundance of them.
Growing up, my dad always made this balsamic-y cucumber salad that to this day I still love. but I thought, how can I put my own stamp on this incredibly easy, inexpensive and healthy side dish?
With my favorite fruit of course!
I know pomegranates are no longer in season, but every once in awhile they pop up in my grocery store and I get them, because I love them, and they are so versatile to cook with. Sweet, savory, you name it, you can use a pomegranate in it.
So I decided I would slice up my 6 huge cucumbers, and make a pomegranate vinaigrette to go over top. I promise you will not want to stop eating these cucumbers once you start.
This is what you'll need;
5-6 large cucumbers (not english), peeled and sliced in thin rounds
2 medium sized white onions, sliced in nice spear sized pieces
1 whole medium-large pomegranate
2 lemons, juiced
2 tea salt
1 tea pepper
1 handful of fresh cilantro, chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 tea cumin
1 tbsp balsamic vinegar
1 1/2 tbsp olive oil
1 tea apple cider vinegar
1 tea rice wine vinegar
1/2 tbsp sugar
Okay let's get started. Slice up your cucumbers in rounds and put them in a bowl. Slice up your onions, add to your cucumbers. Next, add you balsamic, apple cider and rice wine vinegar to the bowl. Set aside.
De-seed your pomegranate. I LOVE doing this. So does Z. I think it may take a special type of person to enjoy this as it's pretty labor intensive. But these tiny pops of color and flavor are SO worth it (if they aren't to you, you can buy pomegranate seeds at stores like Trader Joe's and Whole Foods – sometimes the grocery store). Cut your pomegranate in half and turn over over a bowl. Take a wooden spoon and whack the pomegranate. You should hear an actual whack sound. The seeds will start falling out after a couple of really good whacks. Once that happens, you're in the clear, keep whacking and your seeds will come. It's really fun. Once you've deseeded, add seeds to a cuisinart along with the spices and olive oil. Give it a whizz. Now add your cilantro, lemon and garlic. Whizz until you have a smooth paste. Dump into the cucumbers and toss until everything is coated. Taste. If you think it needs a little more salt or olive oil, by all means add it! By the way – the longer this salad marinates, the more flavorful it becomes. I usually try to make this salad the night before I'm going to serve it to get the best flavor.
This is a fantastic picnic food as it keeps outdoors for a while and the cucumbers are nice and fresh in the hot sun. I hope you enjoy!


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Welcome to the Association of Naturopathic Practitioners
The ANP is a professional association representing Naturopathic Therapists. Naturopathy is based on principles, so one can find a Naturopathic Therapist practising as a Nutritional Therapist, Herbalist, Acupuncturist, or Homeopath.
The primary function of the ANP is to assist its members in maintaining the highest standard of competence. It offers a wide range of benefits to its members, and safe, competent, well trained professionals for members of the public.
The ANP is internationally connected and in touch with the politics of health and the safeguarding of natural therapies. All ANP members have had to have undertaken an accredited course and abide to the ANP code of ethics to be accepted into the association.
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Our client offers a London-based commercial moving and storage service. They are the market leaders and have held the largest share of the UK's business moving market for more than ten years, expanding their services by responding to the needs of their customers.
They have an exciting opportunity for a Manager to organise and supervise their Move Team, interacting between them, customers, and the Operations and Sales departments. This is a permanent, full time position based at their Silvertown offices.
Within the role you will facilitate the smooth running of the team and will have overall responsibility for the internal systems and processes within the division. Managing the administration of the Management Information and Operating systems, you will provide a high level of service to internal and external clients. Improving and developing systems and processes in order to achieve best business practise, you will provide a framework of leadership and direction that inspires staff and maximises the potential of the business.
They are looking for someone who has previous experience in an Office Manager/Finance role, coupled with management experience, and ideally with management training. With prior involvement in systems implementation and administration, you will have a strong working knowledge of internal processes and will ensure clear and accurate reporting of division activities to the group accounts and management team.
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"The wondrous Vale / Of Chamouny stretched far below, and soon / With its dumb cataracts and streams of ice, / A motionless array of mighty waves, / Five rivers broad and vast, made rich amends, / And reconciled us to realities." –William Wordsworth, in The Prelude
Earlier this week, I returned from an eight-day adventure retracing the footsteps of poet William Wordsworth from Chamonix, France to Como, Italy. The next several posts will be devoted to this journey, which involved walking many miles, bivouacking in a forest, hitching a ride with an old lady in Sion, and sleeping with mice in an attic, among other adventures and misadventures. The point of it all was to walk, as Wordsworth did with his friend Robert Jones in 1790, and learn from Nature the "plain and universal reason of mankind, the truths of young and old." Wordsworth wrote about his journey to the Alps and the grand ideas it produced in his autobiographical poem, The Prelude (1850). I can't say that I had such lofty revelations as those along the way, but I did have some deep thoughts and a lot of fun, too.
On Sunday afternoon, I started the walk right from my front door in Chamonix. Within a few hours, I had reached the town of Le Tour and was tempted to hop on the Col de Baume lift, which would have—in a flash—taken me to the top of a great hill:
I resisted. Honestly. Instead of taking the lift (which wasn't there 200 years ago when Wordsworth came to the area), I continued walking up, up, up until I reached the top of the Col de Baume and had this view looking back on Chamonix (Mont Blanc is the white blob in the center of the photo):
At this point, I've already crossed a border, and I had this steep descent into Switzerland in front of me:
This is the Alps, right? So as soon as I descended, I had to climb up yet another high pass, the Col de la Forclaz. I snacked at a hotel at the top of the col and watched cyclists buzz by, as the Tour de France stage ended in nearby Verbier that day. From the top of the col, I had a view of my destination–Martigny, a big town near the France-Switzerland border:
Here is where I made my first route-finding error. Instead of just bombing down this big hill, I traversed along the mountainside, and it took forever. So I didn't make it all the way to Martigny that night, and I ended up sleeping in the woods. I carried a bivouac sac and sleeping bag with me, so I just plopped my sleep gear down on a bed of pine needles and slept for the night. In the morning, I woke with a start to the sound of a barking dog. Evidently, someone's vicious sheep dog didn't like the smell of me so nearby…
Note: this post is one in a series of posts about my recent attempt to retrace William Wordsworth's footsteps from Chamonix, France to Como, Italy on the walking holiday the poet took with his friend Robert Jones in 1790.


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I'm proud to say that quite a bit of the HealthVault codebase still traces its roots back to the stuff that Johnson, Jeff and I wrote back in early 2006. But the truth is, that's less and less the case every day (at least for me -- Johnson and in particular Jeff are still going strong). We have created a world-class engineering team that has supercharged that early code into a remarkably robust, secure and scalable product. They often seem to revel in teasing me about the latest bit of my code to go under the knife.
These days, I rarely get the chance to write actual code for the HealthVault platform. Instead, my time is mostly dedicated to figuring out where the bottlenecks are that make it hard for current or future partners to build great HealthVault applications, and working with our team to design features and patterns that will open them up. As always it comes down to our steady drumbeat: find the next challenge, knock it down, go to the next one. Currently, I'm particuarly excited about some work we're doing that may really open up the ecosystem to employers, many of whom have come to us with pretty neat ideas for improving their employees health and wellness. But I digress.
All is not lost for the geek in me -- I do still write code, just not within the core of our products. Instead, I write HealthVault applications myself, because there is no better way to really understand the pain points than to actually build something.
Which brings me to the point of this entry. While our documentation, samples and how-to guides at MSDN are pretty good and getting better all the time, we are still a very new platform and it can be daunting to get started. Which is too bad, becase writing a HealthVault application is really quite simple.
My plan here is to do a few things. First, I've opened up some of my personal projects on the web so that folks can look at them, get ideas, see HealthVault features in action, ask me questions, whatever. Often the stuff I put up on my HealthVault playground will have the full source available; some will not for a variety of reasons, but usually it'll be there.
Second, I will, over the next few months, write a series of "how-to" entries here documenting how to build a HealthVault application from the ground up, evolving a project a little bit each time. The application I'll be working with is called HealthVault Happy; the first "skeleton" version of the application (with code) is available today on the Playground.
Important disclaimers: (1) Any code on the Playground site is both copyright-free and warranty-free, so you are free to use it, modify it, etc. with no license or attribution -- but buyer beware. These are things I've written on my dime and have gone through virtually no formal testing or other quality processes. (2) All of the applications on the Playground are running against our partner environment, not the production HealthVault infrastructure. This means that our consumer guarantees of privacy/security do not apply; they run in a less secure environment (on purpose) and you may not store real health information in them. These are demonstrations only.
I hope that you'll come along with me as I walk through the various aspects of the HealthVault platform this way. There really is a whole bunch of richness there just waiting for you to use it to help people out. I am super-excited about starting this process. Woo hoo!
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Heart is an international peer review journal that keeps cardiologists up to date with advances in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease. Topics covered include coronary disease, electrophysiology, valve disease, imaging techniques, congenital heart disease (fetal, paediatric and adult), heart failure, surgery, and basic science.
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Zeiss Supports Yale Microscopy Exhibit
April 3, 2001
As part of the tercentennial of Yale University, the Yale School of Medicine will feature an exhibit, supported by a grant from the Carl Zeiss Foundation, on "Microscopy: Tools of the Biomedical Sciences." The exhibit will run from April 26-June 4 at the Cushing/Whitney Library. Demonstrations of the latest Zeiss instrumentation for confocal, fluorescence and stereo microscopy will be made from April 26-May 4.
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Working opportunities have made Germany, and consequently the German language,
one of the most studied languages in our Institute.
As for English, only who as experience in teaching, in addition to be mother tongue, can teach in our Institute. All of our teachers have the Goethe qualification.
For this language we only have mother tongue teachers that almost always know the italian language too.
Here are our prices.
German languages
Maximum cost per hour: 20,50 euros/hour vat included (16,80 euros plus vat),
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Of course we accept groups of 2, 3 or 4 persons.
From the second person participating in the group is half the price compared to individual lessons' price.
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We suggest lessons of at least an hour and half but it is possible to have one hour or more than two hours lessons.
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Genuine Leather And Tweed Contrast Brogue
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Genuine Leather And Tweed Contrast Brogue
These stylish J&W Genuine Leather And Tweed Contrast Brogue provide a classy footwear solution for all those wanting to make a stand-out impression and wow the crowd.
We have revisited this traditional footwear staple with a unique design for the perfect fit and look. These eye-catching, stylish brogues feature quality genuine leathers, which make them tough and durable as well as sleek and aesthetic.
A sturdy and strong item of footwear, these brogues and have been exquisitely crafted with a premium leather sole, 100% full grain leather uppers with traditional brogue detailing, and lace-up fastening in the Oxford style.
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Put authority into your step with a supreme quality Oxford shoe with their distinctive close-laced design. Given their historical origins in tough Scottish terrain, today the brogue has evolved to be a surprisingly versatile item of footwear that is stylish without being showy. Keep these handsome Oxford shoes clean and polished and they'll repay you with the quiet command of an authority that is true to their Oxford University origins.
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The perfect shoe for the modern city gent who wants to engender a more traditional feel without sacrificing style. It's rare that a shoe has both formal and casual functionality, but this is that shoe. For instant fashion kudos, wear them in conjunction with a navy blue J&W suit and round off with a non-matching pocket square to add a frisson of attitude.
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This highly decorative men's brogue will complement any formal wardrobe and is ideal for the office or any other formal occasion. But they'll look just at home matched with more casual attire such as cotton chinos and checked shirt. These are design classics that guarantee to lift you into the style elite, bestowing on you an air of confidence and adding luxe to your stride. An indefinitely stylish essential for today's city gent.
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- 100% Leather shoes are tough and strong. We recommend choosing 0.5-1 higher than your normal size for comfort fit.
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All Steamist Steamheads are designed for smooth, even dispersal of steam into the steam shower, providing user comfort without uncomfortable hot spots. Available in Chrome or Designer Finishes.
Included with all 550, 450 and 250 Transitional Controls, 450 Traditional Control
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Scheduled Maintenance:Cisco Unity Connection Voicemail
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Tuesday, November 8, 2016 - 17:00 to Wednesday, November 9, 2016 - 02:00
IT will be performing software maintenance on Cisco Unity Connection voicemail system. The new software upgrade will do the following:
- To support a larger user base
- To utilize enhanced features (e.g., manage message from Cisco Jabber, smartphone, or tablet)
- To provide flexible message access and delivery formation options
There is no customer impact anticipated for this maintenance.
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Our Mission is Simple: To build professional websites and social media that improve search rankings & drive leads for your business
Digital marketing is an umbrella term for the marketing of products or services using digital technologies, mainly on the Internet, but also including mobile phones, display advertising, and any other digital medium. Some common forms of digital marketing include:
As digital marketing is dependent on technology which is ever-evolving and fast-changing, the same features should be expected from digital marketing developments and strategies. This portion is an attempt to qualify or segregate the notable highlights existing and being used as of press time.
- Segmentation: more focus has been placed on segmentation within digital marketing, in order to target specific markets in both business-to-business and business-to-consumer sectors.
- Influencer marketing: Important nodes are identified within related communities, known as influencers. This is becoming an important concept in digital targeting. It is possible to reach influencers via paid advertising, such as Facebook Advertising or Google Adwords campaigns, or through sophisticated sCRM (social customer relationship management) software, such as SAP C4C, Microsoft Dynamics, Sage CRM and Salesforce CRM. Many universities now focus, at Masters level, on engagement strategies for influencers.
To summarize, Pull digital marketing is characterized by consumers actively seeking marketing content while Push digital marketing occurs when marketers send messages without that content being actively sought by the recipients.
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IT'S been six months since 20th Century Fox introduced its Cinema Archives series, that venerable studio's response to the successful manufactured-on-demand lines of no-frills DVD-R editions of older films introduced by Warner Brothers, Sony and MGM/UA. But every time I sit down to write about it, another batch of titles arrives, which seems like a good excuse to put it off for another few weeks.
With this month's releases there are now well over 100 titles in the collection, which is carried by Amazon, Movies Unlimited, Oldies.com, ClassicFlix and other online retailers (but not, oddly, by Fox's in-house retail branch, Fox Connect). I'll take that as a sign to stop procrastinating.
What's been holding me up is a sense of profound ambivalence about the whole undertaking.
On the plus side is that the Fox movies-on-demand program exists at all. At a time when older films have virtually disappeared from cable television — with the eternal, glorious exception of Turner Classic Movies — and the major studios, Fox very much included, have cut their full-scale releases of library titles to a minimum, any time a pre-2000 title makes it out of the vault is a cause for rejoicing.
On the down side, the selection of titles in the Fox series seems almost comically random, and the stiff $19.98 list price comes with some major issues in quality control. I'm sure there's someone out there who's interested in "The Rookie," Fox's ill-fated 1959 attempt to launch Tommy Noonan and Peter Marshall as a comedy team to rival Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, but to release the black-and-white CinemaScope film in a washed-out, pan-and-scan transfer that looks like a master made for VHS release in the 1980s is to add insult to arbitrariness.
There are several major films in the Cinema Archive series — for example Allan Dwan's majestically composed, hauntingly melancholic 1938 costume drama "Suez," with Tyrone Power as an ahistorically lovestruck Ferdinand de Lesseps struggling to dig the canal of the title. Mysteriously missing from Fox's 2008 "Tyrone Power: Matinee Idol" boxed set, the film is presented here in an acceptable, off-the-shelf transfer (I'm guessing that the complex optical effects, which include a tornado hitting the unfinished canal, required more expensive restoration work than Fox was willing to pay for), but I'm grateful to have it in any form.Continue reading the main story
The Cinema Archives includes another couple of Dwan films — the less imposing but still engaging romantic comedy "Josette" (also from 1938), with Don Ameche and Simone Simon, and the sharply comic western "Frontier Marshal" (1939), with Randolph Scott as a shrewdly manipulative Wyatt Earp. (John Ford would make a film for Fox from the same source material in 1946: the magnificent "My Darling Clementine.")
And yet, a couple of dozen other significant Dwan films — including the highly regarded "Fifteen Maiden Lane" of 1936 — continue to languish in the Fox vaults, while the series has been more than generous in providing the work of less conspicuously talented filmmakers like Irving Pichel (six films), Henry Koster (five) and Gregory Ratoff (three).
Partly this is a matter of taste. There are no doubt Lloyd Bacon and George Seaton fans out there who will rejoice at the renewed availability of some of their neglected work. But it's also a matter of remaining true to the spirit of the studio. Under William Fox, who founded the Fox Film Corporation in 1915, and Darryl F. Zanuck, who became head of production when the independent company 20th Century merged with Fox in 1935, the enterprise had a well-deserved reputation as the studio most sympathetic to strong directors and the least likely to impose a front-office vision.
In the late 1920s and early '30s the directorial roster of Fox Film made it the New York Yankees of the movies: the talent gathered under one roof included Dwan, Ford, F. W. Murnau, Raoul Walsh, Howard Hawks, Frank Borzage, William K. Howard, Henry King and Alfred Santell; the '40s and '50s brought Fritz Lang, Otto Preminger, Joseph L. Mankiewicz, Jacques Tourneur, Richard Fleischer, Henry Hathaway, Frank Tashlin, Delmer Daves, Elia Kazan, Jules Dassin and many others.
It's a staggering amount of material, and the great majority of it is inaccessible to those without instant access to major film archives. If today's film culture seems so impoverished, it's in part because we have lost contact with the great tradition of the American cinema, as more and more movies drop out of distribution and down the memory hole.
But enough whining. In the spirit of the season let us be grateful for the gifts that Fox Cinema Archives has brought us so far, in the hope that many more are to come. Here are a few personal recommendations from the titles released to date:
THE POWER AND THE GLORY (1933) One of the few Fox Film titles included in the collection, this masterpiece by William K. Howard relates the rise of a railroad magnate (Spencer Tracy) as a series of tragic personal sacrifices, shaped into an ingenious flashback structure by the screenwriter Preston Sturges.
I CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE (1951) Though they were soon to be blacklisted, the director Michael Gordon and the screenwriter Abraham Polonsky here offer a largely admiring portrait of American entrepreneurship with the story of an ambitious model (Susan Hayward, in the role that established the template for her late career) who founds her own firm in the Manhattan garment district.
GALLANT LADY (1933) That stock figure of pre-code melodrama, the unwed mother who sacrifices her happiness to give her child a name, achieves depth and delicacy in a performance by Ann Harding shaped by the sensitive and self-destructive director Gregory La Cava, who offers a self-portrait in Clive Brook's supporting performance as an alcoholic doctor.
CHINA GIRL (1942) Henry Hathaway is mainly remembered for his hard-edge westerns and crime thrillers, but he also had a deep romantic streak he occasionally allowed to emerge, for films like his haunting "Peter Ibbetson" (1935) and this wartime romance about an American newsreel photographer (George Montgomery) who falls for an enigmatic Eurasian beauty (Gene Tierney) in a Mandalay hotel rendered in seductive chiaroscuro by the great cinematographer Lee Garmes.
WAY OF THE GAUCHO (1952) Tierney again, here in Technicolor for a sort of inverted western directed by Jacques Tourneur, set in the Argentine pampas where a band of gauchos (led by Rory Calhoun) fight to preserve their savage independence in the face of encroaching civilization.
(Fox Cinema Archives, $19.98, mostly unrated)
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD After a storm devastates her home in the Louisiana bayou, a plucky 6-year-old named Hushpuppy (Quvenzhané Wallis) sets off in search of her estranged mother. Benh Zeitlin directed this Sundance prizewinner. Writing in The New York Times in June A. O. Scott called this "a blast of sheer, improbable joy, a boisterous, thrilling action movie with a protagonist who can hold her own alongside Katniss Everdeen, Princess Merida and the other brave young heroines of 2012." (Fox; Blu-ray/DVD combo $39.99; DVD $29.98; PG-13)
THE DARK KNIGHT RISES The latest iteration of Batman, played by Christian Bale under the direction of Christopher Nolan, concludes its three-movie life cycle. It's a "grave and satisfying finish to Mr. Nolan's operatic bat-trilogy," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times in July. (Warner Home Video; Blu-ray/DVD combo $35.99; DVD $29.98; "The Dark Knight Trilogy," including "Batman Begins," "The Dark Knight" and "The Dark Knight Rises," Blu-ray $52.99, DVD $38.99; also available through Movies on Demand; PG-13)
HOPE SPRINGS After decades of marriage, a couple (Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones) attend a therapy retreat in hopes of reigniting the flame of their romance. With Steve Carell; David Frankel directed. The film "has modest charms to go with its well-matched and practiced pair of wily scene stealers, but the industry will have to do better if it wants to persuade boomers that there's something for them at the local multiplex other than cartoons and clichés," Ms. Dargis wrote in The Times in August. (Sony; Blu-ray $35.99; DVD $30.99; also available through Movies on Demand; PG-13)
BUTTER An Iowa butter-carving contest becomes a stand-in for contemporary politics in this comedy directed by Jim Field Smith and starring Jennifer Garner, Ty Burrell, Olivia Wilde, Alicia Silverstone, Rob Corddry and Hugh Jackman. The movie "alternates between looking down its nose at Midwestern passions and cooing over smugly liberal values," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The Times in October. (Anchor Bay; Blu-ray/DVD combo $29.99; DVD $24.98; R)
FINDING NEMO A concerned clown fish (with the voice of Albert Brooks) goes in search of his lost son in Andrew Stanton's computer-animated film of 2003, now reconfigured for 3-D. The humor is "fresh, sure of itself," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times in 2003. (Disney/ Pixar; Blu-ray 3D/Blu-ray/DVD combo $49.99; Blu-ray/DVD combo $39.99; also available through Movies on Demand; G)Continue reading the main story


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Sale of Peter Clohessy's bar held up by planning issues
PLANNING issues are holding up the sale of a once popular bar and nightclub in Limerick.
The receiver appointed to Peter Clohessy's Bar and the Sin Bin Nightclub at Howley's Quay is in the process of solving a number of planning problems which have arisen.
Shane McCarthy has applied to city planners to retain an unauthorised development at the site.
Local authority planners are being asked to approve a change of use to part of the basement from nine car parking spots to storage and office space. It is needed before any sale of the premises can go through.
There was sadness when the Munster rugby legend's 'superpub' closed back in October. The bar and nightclub entered receivership due to spiralling financial losses of more than €500,000.
Up to 60 full-time and part-time staff were affected by the closure after 13 years of trading by the river. It is understood that the business suffered unsustainable financial losses within the past year and owed a substantial sum to Revenue as well as considerable amount in commercial rates to the local authority when it closed.
The neighbouring bar, Small Claws, continued to operate as normal, while Mr Clohessy's pub in Murroe, Crokers was unaffected.


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Contemporary Chinese Woodcuts
Gan Zhenglun
The A.I.C. just opened
an exhibit of
Chinese woodblock prints
commissioned by the London based
Muban Foundation
It was all scenes of people
I wouldn't want to meet
and places I wouldn't want to visit
i.e. -- the Chinese artworld is
still in recovery
from the Maoist catastrophe
But I did like the above scene,
with it's sharp vs. blurry
sense of spatial perspective
( most of the woodcuts felt limited
by a uniform sharpness of impression)
(and I'm partial to river scenes anyway)
and note:
rather humorously,
the exhibit is entitled
"Cutting edges: Contemporary Chinese Woodblock Prints"
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Sunday, February 1, 2009
Jellyfish and Seahorse Pillow
Here two of my most intricately carved sea creatures meet up, face to face (do jellyfish have faces, I wonder?) in this graphic hand-printed pillow. The jellyfish linoleum block is printed in pale mauve on navvy cotton. The seahorse linoleum block is printed in gold on irridescent green raw silk. The reverse is a modern print canvas in orange and red on white (complete with handprinted minouette label with tentacles in turquoise on vintage floral cotton). The pillow has a bold, luxurious and modern, yet handmade look. It is indeed one of a kind.
The pillow is 35 cm wide by 30 cm tall (or 13.5 inches by 12 inches).
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About Travel Training in Greater Manchester
Travelling independently can be a challenge for some people, limiting access to social, health and employment opportunities.
Travel training teaches young people and adults who need additional support to make journeys using public transport safely and confidently on their own.
'Travel training' can involve:
- Short term support: Familiarising people with how public transport works in their area, giving them confidence to use it alone.
- Long term support: One-to-one personalised training programme over a period of weeks or months.
TfGM promote travel training as part of assessable transport for everyone living or working in Greater Manchester.
More information about travel training good practice
Travel Training schemes in Greater Manchester
The Travel training guidance has been created to help organisations, schools, colleges or any other service interested in setting up a scheme or improve an existing scheme. All of the boroughs in Greater Manchester have travel training schemes as well as some of the schools and colleges.
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Greater Manchester Travel Training Forum (GMTTF)
The GMTTF meets four times a year in March, June, September and December.
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Web site development is a skill which is developing rapidly. There is a number of technologies and tools that have been developed to improve its functionality and efficiency. The main point though is to develop as soon as possible a website that will offer valuable content to the reader and a user friendly navigation around it without giving any signs of errors and also train the customer to update its content in order to keep it up-to-date.
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CSULB Commencement Ceremonies To Be Held May 17-20
2016-05-10 · By Editor
California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) expects to confer a school-record of more than 10,000 bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees for the 2015-16 academic year, with many of those earning degrees expected to walk across the stage at Commencement 2016. The four-day celebration will highlight a collection of 10 graduation ceremonies at the Long Beach campus scheduled for Tuesday-Friday, May 17-20.
In addition to participating students, approximately 70,000 family members and friends are expected to visit the university over the four-day period to hear their graduate's name and watch them walk across the dais.
The record-number of graduates comes as the university's graduation rates have reached all-time highs – 66.7 percent in 2014-15 with an additional increase expected this year. The number of minority students earning degrees at CSULB is also increasing. The university has been one of the most successful four-year public institutions at reducing opportunity gaps – the difference in graduation rates between typically underrepresented students and the rest of the university – according to a 2016 report by the Education Trust.
During commencement, each college will be honoring its Outstanding Graduate. Nohemi Gonzalez, the lone American killed in the November 2015 Paris terrorist attacks, will be honored as the Outstanding Graduate for the College of the Arts and members of her family will be on hand to receive her degree posthumously. That ceremony takes place at 9 a.m. on Thursday, May 19. Information about other graduates with unique stories, such as Michael Valentekovic who overcame brain cancer to earn his degree in vocal performance, can be found in the Class of 2016 Spotlights here.
All ceremonies are held in the campus' Central Quadrangle. For more information and the full schedule of ceremonies, please click here. Media parking is available in Lots 8 and 8A.


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Friends & Family is a seasonal restaurant, bakery and marketplace in East Hollywood, CA led by Chef Daniel Mattern and Pastry Chef/Baker Roxana Jullapat. Longtime champions of produce-driven cooking, Mattern and Jullapat built their careers in renowned kitchens on the West Coast (including AOC, Lucques, Clarklewis, Campanile, and Cooks County) for over ten years before opening Friends & Family. At Friends & Family, they continue their dedication to all things seasonal with a market-driven day-time menu that also offers a variety of artisan breads and pastries made daily with locally-sourced, heirloom grains. Follow along on Instagram @WeAreFriendsAndFamily for up-to-the-minute updates.
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Vogue.com's latest exclusive counts down the best and weirdest in World Cup style. Judging a slew of eccentric soccer fan ensembles, the style publication picks their favorites from this set of exuberant and eye-catching images.
Standouts from the list of World Cup style contenders include Mexico's luchador-resembling fans and United States' patriotic and flag-bearing supporters. Other memorable fan get-ups from this image series include Japan's elaborate costumes and Columbia's tiger mask accessories that were perhaps the most eye catching of the bunch.
Whether examining elaborate face paint cosmetics or the costumed attire of 2014 Fifa World Cup fans, vogue.com's latest exclusive pays homage to a range of eccentric styles that can be seen at the soccer championship.
Vogue Counts Down the Best and Most Outrageous in World Cup Style
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I am forced to use pango enabled epiphany because of some bugs that i submitted
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Yes, the problem with this specific page exists on fedora 8 and latest epiphany
2.20. Check it for yourself for a moment to see what happens.(things get worse
if you use a relative slow pc)
If pango is disabled then things getting better and you get a message about "a
script not responding" and you can choose between "continue" or "stop script".
If you press "continue" epiphany freezes for 2-3 seconds.
can fully reproduce here both with epiphany-2.20.2-1.fc8 as well as with
Browser gets totally unresponsive and although neither of them crashes (and I
have pretty good hardware here), I get always that "a script not responding dialog".
The page is huge. Could it be that it is just that?
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A chilling drama that explores and exposes the dark side of the American Dream, THE ASSASSINATION OF RICHARD NIXON focuses on the prescient and tragic true story of Sam Bicke (Penn), a disillusioned "everyman" who, in 1974, was driven to plot the assassination of the 37th President of the United States.
Despite the fact that his marriage is breaking up and that he is trapped in a sales job he finds demeaning, Sam tries desperately to succeed both at home and in the workplace; all he wants is to win his family back and to start a business of his own. However, in a society worn down by political corruption and the Vietnam War, there is not much room left for dreamers. Sam's world unravels against the backdrop of the Watergate scandal, which exposes culpability at the highest levels of society. With images of Nixon-- "the greatest salesman of them all"-- flooding the airwaves, Sam believes he has found the person responsible for his, and America's, problems and makes his appointment with destiny.


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The Rapid Rise of the Space Investor and the Reinvention of NASA
Grace Sweeney | Infocast Events
Up until a few years ago, space largely fell within the realm of a few major aero defense groups and government agencies. No one in their right mind, save for a few individuals that fit the "eccentric billionaire" archetype would even consider making investments in this "space." However, the tides have turned. A recent report by the Tauri Group counted over fifty venture firms that have invested a collective $1.8 billion dollars in space startups last year. That's double the total amount invested over the past 15 years combined. And while we're hearing a lot of the same names- SpaceX, Blue Origin, Virgin- in the media, round A funding seems to be happening frequently, and on a global scale.
Yet, this influx of excitement and investment follows a long human absence from space. The Columbia tragedy led to a suspension of NASA's space shuttle program, and with the exception of the International Space Station, our presence off the blue planet has been limited at best. NASA has had to reinvent itself in the midst of the great recession in order to advance in any meaningful way, and has since been looking to the private sector for resources.
NASA's investment in the commercial space sector allows the agency to cut costs without sacrificing access to new technologies- enabling a renewed focus on deep space exploration particularly as private companies begin entering near-Earth orbit in droves.Still the U.S. is waiting to once again have its own launch platforms-having its own launch platforms, and is eager to move away from bumming rides to the ISS from Russia.
"Had [the Commercial Crew Development Program] been fully funded, we would have returned American human spaceflight launches — and the jobs they support — back to the United States next year. With the reduced level of funding approved by Congress, we're now looking at launching from U.S. soil in 2017," says Charles Bolden, NASA administrator.
"By 2030, up to 10 percent of the world's gross domestic product could be linked to space in some way," says Dylan Taylor, global COO of Colliers International.
Even technology spin-offs with futuristic implications like microgravity experiments, or R&D dedicated to more "moonshot" level space missions like colonization or mining, are becoming worth the investment. Over the last 50 years, NASA has developed a considerable amount of technologies for non-space applications spanning everything from medical devices to materials and military advancements. As it currently stands, industries from consumer electronics to precision agriculture have some hand in the space race.
Over the past few years, NASA has put out several calls for proposals to compete for partnerships with the space agency. These projects, available to big aerospace and small startups alike, are aimed at developing these symbiotic relationships; participants receive grants to mature new technologies, and NASA can access that technology, without having to fund the initial R&D stages. The NASA proposals are just one example of the new partnering structures slowly taking over space- but their beginning to create a major shift in the way private investors are viewing the risk-reward time frame within the industry.
Though space investment is on the rise, with business models changing rapidly, IPO exits are few and far between for the time being. It's only when we enter the next phase that we'll see more money coming in from corporate investors.
Now that we've more or less taken down the giant wall to space, the next stages of the space economy will see more restructuring as it continues to evolve. Older satellite manufacturers and launch service providers must quickly adapt to the changing environment if they want to compete.
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Primrose resident Dorothea Kenagy
[Welcome, gentle reader. This is the 26th installment in a series of blogs written by actual Primrose residents. Please return often to read more! — Ed]
I was a young teacher in Ten Sleep, Wyoming, and was excited because that handsome Air Force soldier named Floyd had moved to Ten Sleep and was taking me to a dance. My family lived on an island made by the Ten Sleep Creek and there were gates and bridges to cross.
After Floyd arrived and took me out to the car, I discovered that one of my high school students was seated in the back seat.
What was Floyd thinking taking him with us, I thought?
When we got back to town he dropped off the student. He had just gone along to open the gates so Floyd wouldn't get his shoes muddy.
Everyone was involved in our romance.
Later on when we were looking at engagement rings, another of my students watched us picking the ring and he hurried back to Ten Sleep to spread the news to the whole town.
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The second best recommendation I can give concerning Zion and Bryce is to reserve a camping space in advance, definitely during the Summer months! The parks are very popular destinations, they are easily accessible by vehicles making them very busy! You can hike dozens of trails in both parks but if you are looking for "Into the Wild" type solitude… you probably won't find it…. the trails can be busy too!
The amazing beauty of both parks far out-weighs any problems associated with how busy they can be in the Summer… they are both well worth at least a 2 day visit no matter how busy!
I hiked about 6 miles in both parks and had a great time! We are very fortunate here in the USA to have so many beautiful, well maintained National Parks…. I plan to wander through many of them in 2014!
|Zion National Park main entrance.
|Zion National Park.
|Bryce Canyon National Park main entrance.
|Sunset Canyon at Bryce Canyon National Park.


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With my BFF's older siblings being out of the house for years by the time they moved into her family's new house when we were in high school, there was plenty of space. Fast forward to when it was time for her to leave for college and then later – life, her parents didn't see a need to change up her room. They didn't necessarily need her room for anything else, and in my head it was comforting to be able to look in there and see their daughter who was in San Francisco, Portland, Alaska – girl has lived in more places since college than I've been in my entire life.
With that, I thought who else better to talk to than the mother of my BFF, Alice. While my own mom fits my needs as a hands off kind of Roseanne like matriarch, it was always nice having Alice around as a second mother figure who was into crafting and being a part of the community; our families on paper are polar opposites. So more open when it came to space than my own, I knew she would be perfect to talk to about this subject since she indeed still has my BFF's room all set up like she resides there.
Kendra: When your youngest moved out, you pretty much left her room untouched. Is it still like that?
Alice: We didn't transform the room because she comes to visit (go to concerts) regularly.
Kendra: Why didn't you transform it into an extra guest bedroom as soon as she moved upstate?
Alice: It just happens to be a spare bedroom with all her stuff in it. Someday when she has a permanent place she may move her stuff out.
Kendra: Michael V. Bloom wrote about the five stages of growing up and development. Stage four has to do with each family member redefining their self image. With parents, it's about getting over the empty nest syndrome and finding other means of fulfillment. I think that won't fully happen until the room is taken back. Do you agree with that, or do you think it's possible for parents to go about while still dedicating space in their home to their grown children?
Alice: I don't feel that the "empty nest" syndrome doesn't apply because she hasn't actually moved somewhere permanently.
Kendra: Speaking of, was it more you or your husband who wanted to let her keep her room while was away?
Alice: As far as who had the idea of keeping her room the same, it was probably both of us but more so Leroy. Of course the room is now the cat's room (Moose now and before it was Precious) I don't think having a room doesn't encourage a child to move back.
Kendra: Now, what's the biggest high about keeping your kid's room intact after they've flew the nest?
Alice: The biggest high is that when she comes to visit, I don't have to clean anything up or make arrangements for her coming.
Kendra: On the opposite end, what's the biggest low about it?
Alice: The opposite end is that It could be used for a craft room or a music room for Leroy.


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Review: Ducktales Remastered (PC)by Ryan Bloom August 17, 2013
It looks like a duck and sounds like a duck
DuckTales for the NES is one of those legendary games you hear people refer back to when they talk about the days where cartoon-licensed video games weren't of dubious quality. Me, I grew up not really "getting" the game. DuckTales was obviously from a different era; an era in which you had to fend for yourself with games and actually read the instruction manual to understand anything about what to do. I had come years after this era. To the untrained eye, DuckTales looks like just another action game, but its distinct emphasis on non-linear exploration left me bewildered. The game seemed arbitrary and confusing; I would aimlessly wander around levels until eventually stumbling on a boss encounter and then be dumped back at a level select menu. It didn't make any sense. What was the point of it all? What was my overarching goal? There didn't seem to be one. It wasn't until I watched somebody guide me through DuckTales within the last couple years that the game finally clicked with me. The door opened, and suddenly, yes: DuckTales was awesome.
When WayForward announced DuckTales Remastered, alarm bells immediately began going off. Pre-release media suggested that the game was going to receive massive changes: though they never outright said it, a making-of documentary seemed to imply that the game had been dumbed down and streamlined in to the same kind of linear action game I originally assumed it to be so many years ago. To make matters worse, teasers suggested an inordinately large amount of spoken dialog – video from conventions made it to look as if you were being stopped every few feet for Scrooge to banter on with Launchpad or his nephews for extended amounts of time, completely destroying the flow of the game. It seemed as though DuckTales Remastered was becoming something that definitely was not the DuckTales NES we knew and loved.
I'm happy to report that almost every single fear of mine turned out to be completely unfounded, and DuckTales Remastered even goes a long way to improving the original game. It's actually kind of impressive how WayForward zeroed in on exactly what I originally found confusing about the NES version: the general lack of goal. The original game was mainly about exploring an area to collect money, and once you were bored with that, you could fight a boss encounter and move on to the different level. But there was nothing really stopping you from just amassing infinite wealth, by accident or otherwise. Levels were often built so that they constantly looped back in on themselves, almost like a Metroid game. It was easy to get lost and even easier to not know what you were even supposed to do in these areas.
Remastered corrects this by slotting a little bit of extra narrative in to the game. A brisk (and new) tutorial level in Scrooge's money bin reveals a treasure map, leading Scrooge to travel the world in search of riches. From there, each of the game's five levels play out almost like a miniature episode of the DuckTales Saturday Morning Cartoon, complete with fully-voiced dialog by most of the show's original cast. While I was fully prepared to be completely annoyed by their constant nattering, the moment I heard the original voices for the Beagle Boys all of that faded away as I lost myself in uncontrollable nostalgia. Most of the actors nail their performances as if they'd never left, though some, like Scrooge McDuck and Magica De Spell, are definitely showing their ages a bit – the actors for are both more than 90 years old at this point, and while they do an admirable job, they sometimes lack the pep they once had back in the 1980's. That's not so much a complaint as it is an observation, however.
The twist is that the added narrative finally gives levels a much needed objective. Everything's still structured as such that you're still largely left to explore stages at your own pace, but now you're exploring them with a real purpose, as opposed to being left to aimlessly wander. WayForward even obliges with a map screen so you can keep track of where you've already been. How much plot each stage has varies depending on locale; the opening to The Amazon stops you seemingly ever few steps as Scrooge uncovers 8 gold coins used to open up the second half of the stage, while The African Mines level is largely plot-free, outside the brief intro and boss scenes. On the bright side, if the new cutscenes bother you, there's always the option to skip them from the pause menu.
So then I guess the question comes down to this: does DuckTales still hold up? As somebody who did not know how to really enjoy the game until a couple years ago, I'd say yes. Does DuckTales Remastered do the original game justice? For the most part, that's also a yes. WayForward took a classic NES game and modernized it in the best way possible, while still retaining that specific "DuckTales" feel in the controls and music. The only question I cannot answer is what this does for you if you're either too old or too young to have seen much of the DuckTales cartoon in its prime. But I suppose that was the thing: people loved the original DuckTales because it transcended merely being a licensed game and was legitimately enjoyable on its own merits. Of course, with the extra storyline hooks in Remastered, it now matters a little more to have an understanding of who these characters are and how they interact with one another, though probably not enough that it would ruin your enjoyment of the game if you weren't familiar with things.
If there was one major downside to DuckTales Remastered it would be the length, but I even hesitate to call that a negative. Fans of the original NES game will know that even casual playthroughs can usually take less than an hour, and while Remastered is most definitely a lot longer than that, it's still the kind of game you can finish in a single sitting. Upon checking my gameplay stats after beating the game, my completion time read just shy of three hours. There's nothing wrong with short games, but its $15 price tag feels just a little bit too expensive. I guess I also ran in to a few tech problems while playing the PC version, too – on my system, the game has a habit of crashing after every level I beat (thankfully, I never lost any progress). Presumably that won't be an issue in the future – WayForward is already soliciting feedback in the official Steam forums in an effort to track down and squash bugs like these.
If DuckTales Remastered were $10, I wouldn't have any trouble recommending it to anyone and everyone. Unfortunately, at $15, I'm a little more inclined to recommend this to fans of the original DuckTales cartoon – if only because I found myself so overwhelmed by nostalgia while playing Remastered that I have difficulty rationalizing what it must be like not to overtly love these characters and their continued adventures. The Disney Afternoon was my childhood, and as a result, I came away from this game with a big dumb grin on my face. And really, that's just about the best outcome you could hope for.


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