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Hi everyone! Now that my Vertex Delta is printing pretty much everything I throw at it, I thought a nice next step would be to have a Raspberry Pi 3B I had laying around control the printer using Octopi. Installation went without any issues, however I can't get Octoprint to connect to the printer. I have tried two different USB cables and both are having the same result: when I try to connect, the Vertex Delta reboots, comes back up but Octoprint is hanging at "Connecting" and eventually times out. Anyone recognize this behavior and/or got it working? I'm powering the Pi through the micro USB port and an external power supply. Don't know if that's relevant…
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OK. Some progress made! Did some more searching on the web and found out that the Delta communicates at 500000 baud. This was not a standard baudrate in Octoprint. I added it (Settings => Serial => Additional Baud Rates) and now I have a connection. It still reboots at connection, but afterwards it does connect! Now to try and print something from Octoprint… I will report back if people are interested.
Hi @deltauser,
We have been working with Octoprint for a while now to remotely control the Delta. This works very smooth and you are able to hide all the extra hardware under the printbed!
We will make sure to write a blog post about this in the near future so you can do this yourself by following a step-by-step tutorial!
Kind regards,
Great stuff!.Looking forward to that tutorial! Everything is working for me now and I'm currently printing a model and following the progress on my tablet. Don't have a pi cam yet but it has been ordered and should be on its way. I was going to print a case for both the pi and the camera but now I'm holding that off until the tutorial comes out.


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Jason and Tammy came over tonight to play cards. We played the game 7's and it was a lot of fun. We ate dorito's, and fresh baked chocolate chip cookie bars. You know me and baking, I had to whip something up! I totally lost at 7's and it was Brian's first time playing. He liked it. Then we played wii bowling, and then Brian and I laughed as we watched them do boxing. I swear Tammy was going to hit the tv. She was really getting into it!
I'm glad they came over, it was a lot of fun!
And Alex did awesome. The last couple nights he's had trouble going to bed without being held. But he was out cold tonight. I'm sure he'll be waking up soon to nurse. I should probably take my contacts out and get ready for bed.
Sat. is Brianna's soccer game, Brian really needs to mow the lawn. I need to finish vaccumming up popcorn, got most of it, but then the vaccumm overheated again. So I gave it the night off LOL. We are going over to the Krueger's for the Buckeye game and dinner. They have 3 kiddos, 2 girls and a boy. Sam was due the day before Alex, and came on his due date, so he and Alex are 2 wks apart.
Alright, seriously going to bed now!

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With each year more events come to Peru of all kinds, concerts, comics, video games, gastronomic and advertising. In the country itself, a wide variety of them can be covered. But some are not always satisfactory for both the public and the organizer.
So for the first time in Peru there will be an event for the people / companies that organize events, it will be nothing less than the first international summit of event organizers.
With this, professionals from different fields can be trained or have an "up grade" of their knowledge to remain competitive in the market. This premise is particularly clear in the world of events, as it is a trend-based item.
- The event Planners 2019 international summit is a face-to-face platform that provides the opportunity to learn the best practices and experiences of leading professionals.
This important event brings together distinguished national and international professionals who will share presentations to all people interested in developing and continuing to grow in the world of events.
I believe that, in order to become an event organizer, producer or Wedding Planner, we must have different tools and knowledge to turn this passion/ hobby into a business. This involves not only decorating and catering but also business, management and sales knowledge. That is the approach we take in this event.
The summit agenda is based on the following pillars::
- Trends and inspiration: wedding decoration styles, design of impressive events and great settings abroad.
- Sales and marketing: digital marketing strategies and social networks in order to achieve a good positioning in the new millennium consumer.
- Best management and production practices: logistic management flows for cooking, sales and production of each event; in order to understand and detect points of continuous business improvement.
Among the distinguished exponents will be from Colombia: the florist and entrepreneur David Vásquez; from Spain Wendy and José founders of "cuadro de cuento", representing Peru in gastronomy the Chef Palmiro Ocampo and in the Peruvian cocktail party Luis Flores.
The Event Planners Peru international summit will be held on March 20-21 in the Law Auditorium of the Catholic University of Peru.


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WILLIAM H. GILE TRUST CONCERT SERIES VERONICA SWIFT with The Emmet Cohen Trio Chubb Theatre at CCA VENUE: CHUBB THEATRE
Tickets: Free
At age 23, Veronica Swift is now being recognized around the country as one of the top young jazz singers on the scene.
In the fall of 2015, she won second place at the prestigious Thelonious Monk Jazz Competition. In 2016 she was asked to perform a concert of her own at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center in New York City and she was a guest artist with Michael Feinstein at Jazz at Lincoln Center with the Tedd Firth Big Band and Marilyn Maye and Freda Payne. Veronica's first appearance at Jazz at Lincoln Center was at age 11 when she performed at the "Women in Jazz" series at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola.
In the summer of 2016 she headlined at the Telluride Jazz Festival, her 10th appearance there – but her first as a headliner. She first appeared there at age 10 with Dave Adams' Young Razzcals Jazz Project and the great saxophonist Richie Cole and later she sang a duet with the featured artist, Paquito d'Rivera.
Veronica finished her undergraduate degree (BM in Jazz Voice) at the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami in December 2016, where she was a full scholarship student. It was after that that she moved to New York City, where she was almost immediately started performing every Saturday night at the legendary Birdland Jazz Club, a gig she continues to maintain when she isn't on the road.
Veronica has been on tour with her parents, renowned jazz pianist Hod O'Brien and celebrated jazz singer and educator/author Stephanie Nakasian. She has appeared on stage with Jon Hendricks, Annie Ross, Esperanza Spalding, Joe Lovano, Bob Dorough, Kim Nazarian, Danilo Perez, and others. With her family she has appeared at The Great Waters Music Festival in NH, Blues Alley Jazz Club in DC, the Jazz Standard in NYC, the Jazz Cruise, and for the New Jersey and Hilton Head Jazz Societies.
Veronica recorded two CDs as a child – one at age 9 with Richie Cole and her father's rhythm section and her mother, and one at age 13 with saxophonist Harry Allen. Her latest recording project "Lonely Woman" out this year features some of the hottest young jazz players on the scene including Emmet Cohen, Benny Bennack III, Daryl Johns (with whom she shared the Grammy Choir/Band experience), Matt Wigler, and Scott Lowrie.
In addition to performing the Great American Songbook and Bebop and Vocalese classics, Veronica is also a passionate devotee of 20s and 30s music and has sung with Vince Giordano, Terry Waldo, and Drew Nugent.
Veronica will record her next album for release this year, which will feature the great pianist Benny Green and his trio.
The William H. Gile Trust was created by Helen B. Gile in 1952. She left a legacy of more than $700,000 to finance a free concert series in Concord, New Hampshire in memory of her father, William H. Gile. Helen Gile stipulated that the trust funds were to be managed by what is now Citizens Bank, and that the selection of shows "of the highest type in all respects" was to be made by a committee of three local citizens.
After much planning, the first William H. Gile Concert Series was held during the 1960-61 show season, and, over 55 years later, we are happy to now call the Capitol Center for the Arts our home.
The Selection Committee strives to present a diverse offering of performance types, to include some shows that are suitable for children, and to expose the community to performances that they might otherwise not have a chance to see. Please let us know if you have any ideas for future shows.
If you would like to make a tax-deductible gift to help the William H. Gile Trust continue to provide free concerts for years to come, please contact Deno Mokas in the Citizen's Bank Trust Department at (603) 634-7737.
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This wonderful armadillo effigy pot is a recreation of ancient vessels that were found in and around Paquime/Casas Grandes region of Chihuahua, Mexico. It is believed that these this piece was created to depict the animal life at that time. This is a beautiful piece made and signed by Rosa Quezada.
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|Original language
|Pages (from-to)
|Number of pages
|Acta Neuropathologica
|Issue number
|Publication status
|Published - 2001
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- Epidermal nerve fibers
- Nerve degeneration
- Neuropathy
- Skin biopsy
- Skin innervation
- adult
- aged
- article
- clinical article
- controlled study
- correlation function
- density
- epidermis
- evaluation
- eye
- feasibility study
- female
- forearm
- histopathology
- human
- human tissue
- image analysis
- leg
- male
- measurement
- myelinated nerve
- nerve biopsy
- nerve degeneration
- nerve ending
- nerve fiber
- neuropathy
- nociceptive receptor
- nonmyelinated nerve
- prediction
- priority journal
- quantitative assay
- sensory neuropathy
- skin biopsy
- skin nerve
- tissue section
- ultrastructure
- Adult
- Aged
- Biopsy
- Cell Count
- Epidermis
- Female
- Humans
- Male
- Middle Aged
- Nerve Degeneration
- Peripheral Nervous System Diseases
- Receptors, Sensory
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Quantitative pathology of cutaneous nerve terminal degeneration in the human skin. / Chien, Hsiung-Fei; Tseng, T.-J.; Lin, W.-M.; Yang, C.-C.; Chang, Y.-C.; Chen, R.-C.; Hsieh, S.-T.In: Acta Neuropathologica, Vol. 102, No. 5, 2001, p. 455-461.
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T1 - Quantitative pathology of cutaneous nerve terminal degeneration in the human skin
AU - Chien, Hsiung-Fei
AU - Tseng, T.-J.
AU - Lin, W.-M.
AU - Yang, C.-C.
AU - Chang, Y.-C.
AU - Chen, R.-C.
AU - Hsieh, S.-T.
N1 - 被引用次數:63 Export Date: 16 March 2016 CODEN: ANPTA 通訊地址: Hsieh, S.-T.; Department of Anatomy/Cell Biology, Natl. Taiwan Univ. 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N2 - Pathological diagnosis of neuropathy has traditionally depended on ultrastructural examinations of nerve biopsy specimens, particularly for sensory neuropathies affecting unmyelinated and small-myelinated nociceptive nerves. These sensory nerves terminate in the epidermis of the skin, and the pathology of neuropathy usually begins from nerve terminals. We investigated the feasibility of diagnosing small-fiber sensory neuropathy by evaluating cutaneous innervation. Skin biopsy specimens of 3-mm in diameter were obtained from the distal leg and the distal forearm of 55 healthy controls and 35 patients with sensory neuropathy. In the healthy controls, conventional intraepidermal nerve fiber densities (IENF densities) as measured using the image analysis system in the distal forearm and in the distal leg were correlated (r=0.55, P
AB - Pathological diagnosis of neuropathy has traditionally depended on ultrastructural examinations of nerve biopsy specimens, particularly for sensory neuropathies affecting unmyelinated and small-myelinated nociceptive nerves. These sensory nerves terminate in the epidermis of the skin, and the pathology of neuropathy usually begins from nerve terminals. We investigated the feasibility of diagnosing small-fiber sensory neuropathy by evaluating cutaneous innervation. Skin biopsy specimens of 3-mm in diameter were obtained from the distal leg and the distal forearm of 55 healthy controls and 35 patients with sensory neuropathy. In the healthy controls, conventional intraepidermal nerve fiber densities (IENF densities) as measured using the image analysis system in the distal forearm and in the distal leg were correlated (r=0.55, P
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Anna Maria Sergi Obituary
Here is Anna Maria Sergi's obituary. Please accept Everhere's sincere condolences.
It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Anna Maria Sergi (Griffith, New South Wales), who passed away on September 6, 2019, leaving to mourn family and friends. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family. You may also light a candle in honor of Anna Maria Sergi or send a beautiful flower arrangement to the funeral service.
She was loved and cherished by many people including : her husband Pasquale Domenico Sergi; her children, Domenica (Joe Quattrone), Kath (Brian Johns), Joe (Shirley Sergi), Frank (Barbara Sergi) and Anne (Chris Notara); and her siblings, Antonio, Giuseppe, Elisabetta, Pasquale, Francesca, Francesco and Giovanna.


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Published on: 2019-02-22 | Category: B.Ed. | By: Dr. Jaymala Singh
The Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) has scrapped the two-year Bachelor of Education Programme (B.ED) which was introduced three years ago. In place of the two-year B.Ed. Programme, MHRD has introduced a four-year integrated teacher training B.Ed. course. The four-year B.Ed. course will be offered in the following combinations:


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Holiday for Inspector West
The murder of a Member of Parliament puts an end to Inspector West's holiday. His wife is naturally annoyed, but West nevertheless hastens back to Scotland Yard so as to take charge of the case. However, the murder turns out to be far more complicated than he expected, with many different mysteries to solve, and there is real danger as he gets closer to the truth.
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Chapter Two
A Detective In The Doldrums
Roger went to London by train, leaving the car for Janet. In the corner of a first-class compartment, he settled down with the morning papers. They had varying accounts of the murder of Riddel, but all of them reported that Scotland Yard expected
important developments at any moment.
Two men sitting in opposite corners began to discuss the murder. One, fat and opulent-looking, echoed Kell's words.
By all accounts he was a nasty piece of work.
These politicians, said the other scornfully.
The man was a carpet-bagger of the worst type. With the money he'd got, he would never have joined Labour if he hadn't wanted a Government post. Damned glad he didn't get it.
Fellow might have been sincere, murmured the first man.
Not Riddel, declared the other.
Take my word for it, he was in politics for what he could get out of them. Look at his wife!
Well, what about her?
My dear fellow, she's the, daughter of Lord Plomley, a die-hard Tory. You can't convince me that Riddel would have married into that family if he'd had an ounce of sincerity. Funny thing, that marriage. I could never understand Plomley consenting to it.
Perhaps he didn't, said the first speaker.
Daughters don't do as they're told, you know.
The fat man picked up his Times and gave it close attention.
Roger sat back, recalling all that he knew of Jonathan Riddel who was returned for a Midland constituency at the General Election, only a few months after he had married lovely Cynthia Plomley. The wedding had caused quite a flutter in society circles. A wealthy man who had inherited most of his money from an uncle, Riddel was always in the public eye, a fact which contributed to the many rumours concerning him. He was said to be a tyrannical employer, mean and greedy.
Roger had seen him when he had come to Scotland Yard to ask for protection. Riddel had been haughty but informative. He said he had received three threatening letters, crudely written notes, all unsigned. A few years before he had charged a chauffeur with theft, and the man had been sent to prison. Riddel had been convinced that this man was the writer of the letters, but nothing had been discovered.
What was his name? mused Roger.
Finn, yes, Finn.
A short, thick-set man with a shock of black hair and a bluish jowl, Finn had then been working in a London factory. He had denied all knowledge of the letters.
Less than two hours after leaving Bognor, Roger was put down by a taxi outside his house in Bell Street, Chelsea. The lawn wanted cutting; he had not had time to do it before he had left.
Might be able to get that in this morning, he thought.
I'll have a shot. He unlocked the front door, and wrinkled his nose.
It's fusty already. Hallo, a letter.
He picked up the solitary envelope. It was unstamped and in the top left-hand corner were the words:
By hand. Urgent and Important. He opened it quickly.
Jonathan Riddel had written to him.
Dear West,
I shall be coming to see you this evening, at 7.30. Please make a point of being in. I do not wish to call at Scotland Yard, for reasons which I shall give you when I see you. This is extremely important. I have reason to believe that an attempt will be made on my life during the next two or three days.
Surprise that Riddel had written to his private address was secondary to the fact that the man had feared an imminent attack on his life, and had made a personal appeal. Had Roger been at home, he might have prevented the tragedy.
He heard footsteps on the pathway, and got up as a man called out:
Are you there, Mr West?
Oh, lord! muttered Roger. The caller was their next-door neighbour, a middle-aged man named Norman. Roger hid his exasperation and hurried to the front door.
Hallo, there! he said, heartily.
In Norman's hand was a half-pint bottle of milk. He came into the hall, a diffident little man with a pale, placid face.
My wife saw you come in. She knows how you like your tea! What a shame you had to come back, Mr West. I suppose it's something to do with that burglary.
What burglary? asked Roger, blankly.
Why, haven't you heard? My goodness, we did have a scare! I should have thought they would have told you, although there wasn't any time for anything to be taken.
I'd like to hear more of this, Roger said.
Come into the kitchen and have a cup of tea with me.
Well, I won't say no. Norman trotted ahead to the kitchen.
I am surprised you haven't been told about the burglary, Mr West. It was Monday night. Mr Riddel called, and soon afterwards—
Roger said slowly:
Steady, now. I'm going round in circles. Do you say Mr Riddel called here and that there was a burglary—in this house—the same night?
"That's just what did happen,
said Norman, nervously. I had thought of telephoning Scotland Yard about it, just to remind them, but I assumed they knew. I mean, they would be informed of anything that happened to Mr Riddel, wouldn't they?"
They ought to be, said Roger.
Patiently, he unravelled Norman's story.
Just before half-past seven on the Monday evening, a man had come to Roger's house. Norman had been busy in his garden, and had called out to tell him that Roger was away. He had not recognised Riddel then, but Riddel had introduced himself – haughtily, Roger gathered – and demanded Roger's address. Norman had told him that he had not left his address, except with Scotland Yard, but had some difficulty in convincing Riddel that this was true. Then Mrs Norman had appeared, invited Riddel into their house and, perhaps because he hoped to get the address, he had accepted. They had all gone into the Norman's front room, and from there Norman had seen a man enter Roger's garden. Norman had hurried out to tell the newcomer that the Wests were away, but could not see him.
And then I saw that your front window was open, said Norman.
It was astonishing, Mr West, the man hadn't been there for five minutes. He must have gone straight to the window and forced it up. I didn't lose much time, I can tell you! I shouted an alarm, and Mr Riddel hurried out to help me. I climbed in at the window, and my wife went to telephone the police, and then Mr Riddel followed me. There was a man inside, we heard him although we didn't see him then, but we caught a glimpse of him as he climbed over the back garden wall.
I see, said Roger, heavily.
I quite expected you to know about it, Norman went on,
because a policeman came up almost immediately—Mabel didn't have to telephone the police-station, she saw him passing the window and called out. It was quite exciting while it lasted. You see now why I thought you might have come back—because the burglary probably had something to do with poor Riddel's unhappy end.
Roger said:
I'll be after them for not telling me what happened here.
Perhaps they didn't want to disturb your holiday, suggested Norman.
Well, I must go. Oh, Mabel told me to tell you not to hesitate to come in for some lunch, if you're still here at lunchtime.
Roger thanked him, saw him to the door, and went back to the kitchen, leaving the front door open. He looked in every room, but found no signs of the burglary.
He got out the lawn-mower and started to cut the front lawn, and he had nearly finished when a car drew up.
Bill Sloan got out.
Hallo, Roger! Sorry I'm late.
He was a younger man than Roger, and had only recently been promoted to the rank of Detective Inspector. He was florid with a homely face brightened by flashing white teeth and grey eyes; he shook hands heartily.
How's Janet and—
Fine. Let's get to business, said Roger.
That suits me, said Sloan.
I knew there would be trouble, but didn't think Chatworth would round on me as he did. Anyone would have thought that I'd been watching Riddel myself.
Who was? asked Roger.
Young Hamilton, Sloan told him.
I wouldn't have put him on, but holidays have taken a lot of the older men away. Hamilton is usually pretty reliable, so I gave him the job. He sent in some good reports, too, up to Sunday night. Then he lost Riddel. He says that Riddel dodged him. Chatworth just won't believe it.
But Riddel was killed in his own flat. If Hamilton lost him, he ought to have gone back to the flat.
He was there an hour after the murder, said Sloan.
Or at least, an hour after the approximate time it was committed. The door was open, so he looked in and found—well, you know what he found.
Are the newspaper accounts pretty accurate?
About the discovery of the body, yes. A man from the A.P. was on the spot soon after Hamilton. He said he had an appointment with Riddel, found the door open and walked in, just as Hamilton had done. You couldn't expect him to do anything but rush off with the story, went on Sloan.
Chatworth sent a memo to the Press as soon as he heard of that—the usual tosh about expecting an arrest at any time.
He'll cool down. What exactly does he blame you for?
Putting a youngster on a job of that kind, said Sloan,
and, of course, for not telling him before the newspapers got hold of it. Hamilton telephoned me from the flat and, like a fool, I went straight over before reporting to Chatworth. He read about it in the Evening News. Now he's put Abbot in charge. I never did like that cold slab. He goes about looking as if I've ruined the Yard, and keeps bellyaching about lack of initiative. He's probably given Chatworth a pretty black report.
Early this afternoon you can go and tell him one or two things that initiative has done for you, Roger said.
Meaning what?
I think you'll find that a man in police uniform but without authority for wearing it came down Bell Street, Chelsea on Monday evening, a little after 7.30. That was just after Riddel had called here to see me and was disappointed because I was away, and after an unknown man had broken into this room and presumably—
What the dickens are you talking about? demanded Sloan. "Riddel came to see you here? No one reported any burglary, the newspapers would have got hold of it. You're fooling."
I'm telling you how you can polish up the tarnished laurels! All you have to do is to talk to my next-door neighbour, and Chatworth will be purring like a contented cat.
How soon can I see this neighbour? demanded Sloan.
They went next door, and found Norman only too eager to talk.
Mrs Norman gave them lunch, before Sloan drove off to Scotland Yard. Roger went back to finish off the lawn. At half-past two, when he knew that the boys would have had their midday meal, he telephoned Bognor. Janet answered.
Well, are you coming back? Janet asked.
I doubt whether I shall arrive until this evening.
Here it comes, said Janet.
Why did I marry a policeman? Have you seen Bill?
Yes, and I sent him away cheerful, said Roger.
I'll be back some time tonight and give you a full report. How was it on the beach this morning?
Five minutes afterwards he rang off. He was torn in two; now that he was in London, the appeal of Bognor, Janet and the boys was almost irresistible, but once the Assistant Commissioner knew that he had become involved there would almost certainly be a summons.
Just before three o'clock, the telephone rang.
Here it comes, groaned Roger, echoing Janet, and lifted the receiver.
A woman said:
May I speak to Inspector West, please?
Who is that speaking?
My name is Riddel, said the woman.
Mrs Jonathan Riddel.
Chapter Three
Mrs Jonathan Riddel
Mrs Riddel wanted to see him urgently; would he be in at four o'clock? Roger said that he would.
At five past four he began to get anxious; he had felt certain that the dead man's wife would be punctual. He strolled into the garden, and was standing at the gate when a Pathfinder turned into the road, with a woman at the wheel. She stopped outside Roger's house, and got out.
Are you Inspector West?
It is very good of you to see me, said Mrs Riddel.
She was not beautiful, but cleverly made-up. She moved gracefully and with dignity which gave her a great distinction. She was nearly as tall as Roger, slim, with a nice figure. She was wearing a navy blue dress with spotted collar and cuffs. Roger knew that she was thirty-one; she did not look more than twenty-five.
He stood aside for her to enter the cool sitting-room, then offered her cigarettes.
No, thank you, she said.
I rarely smoke. Mr West, she went on,
I must apologise for coming here. I realise that I ought not to try to get in touch with a police-officer except through Scotland Yard.
There's no reason why you shouldn't come to see me, Mrs Riddel, but there are limits to what I can do as a private citizen.
I want very little, she said.
When my husband came to see you the other night, did he bring anything with him?
What do you mean by anything?
She said slowly:
A small parcel, about the size of a flat tin of fifty cigarettes. Did he bring it?
I don't know.
Please don't hedge, Mr West. If you tell me that you cannot divulge information, I will not bother you again.
I'm not hedging. Your husband didn't see me the other evening.
I was away from home.
She said:
It is incredible! He told me that he had seen you. I can't understand why he should have said that if it were not true. He—he formed a high opinion of you, and was anxious to see you personally, I know. It is—incredible! she repeated, blankly.
Isn't it all incredible?
She raised her hands.
I don't know. I have been living in such anxiety for so long that little would surprise me, but this— she broke off.
Have you been frightened, too?
I don't know whether that is the word. She was more composed now.
I knew that Jonathan was afraid of Finn, but I never believed that there was any real reason for his fear.
Did you know Finn?
I knew him years ago. She sat for a moment, looking at Roger without attempting to conceal her bewilderment, and then she stood up quickly.
There is no point in staying any longer.
What was in the package, Mrs Riddel?
It was something of a private nature.
Anything of a private nature belonging to him is now a matter of interest to the police, Roger said.
After a long pause, she said quietly:
I don't know what was in it.
I see. How did you know that your husband intended to come to see me?
I have already said that he told me he had been.
But is that true? asked Roger.
Colour rushed to her cheeks, and Roger stood smiling faintly. She opened her lips to speak, closed them again, and turned away.
I resent that implication very much, Mr West.
I don't like making implications, said Roger,
but I have had a long experience of murder inquiries, Mrs Riddel. I think you will be well-advised to listen to me when I say that the truth nearly always comes out. It can be smothered for a long time, but doesn't often improve by keeping.
You are impertinent, she said.
I am a policeman, Mrs Riddel.
She turned towards the front door. He opened it, and Mrs Riddel inclined her head and went out, without looking round. She fumbled twice with the self-starter, then she drove off.
Roger went in, dialled Whitehall 1212, and asked for Sloan; Sloan was with the Assistant Commissioner.
All right, said Roger,
put me through to Inspector Day.
After a long delay, another voice came on the line – one with a strong Cockney accent.
Chief Inspector Day speaking.
Good afternoon, Chief Inspector, said Roger.
This is Chief Inspector West—
Who? demanded Day, his voice squeaking.
Yes. I—
What's it like down in Bognor, Handsome? asked Day, eagerly.
Coo, strewth, it's warm up here. Sweltering. You're a lucky dog, getting a week of weather like this, but you always do have the luck. How's the wife? And the family? Done any bathing yet? I'd live in the water if I was you.
Eddie, this is urgent—
I can't understand a fellow like you, I really can't, declared Eddie Day. "You get a fortnight off in the best part of the year, and then you can't keep away from the telephone. I'd bury myself a hundred miles from anywhere if I was you, and I wouldn't look at a telephone and I certainly wouldn't put a call through here. I'll bet Mrs West wouldn't


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The Pixel 4 Series is launching tomorrow and we just know everything about the devices now, but the leak just do not stop coming. Now, the Fabric Cases of the devices have been leaked.
Seems like these have not leaked yet so here's the render of the Official Google Pixel 4 / 4XL Fabric Cases that I could get my hands on. The colours are Black, Blue and Grey but more could launch. #pixel4 #madebygoogle pic.twitter.com/QeSw9f8rgN
— Ishan Agarwal (@ishanagarwal24) October 14, 2019
The above picture comes to us from popular leaker Ishan Agarwal via Twitter and shows the red, blue, and gray cases off. Although Google has used cases of cloth in the past, the cases vary this year by using a thicker pattern of weaving. The chunkier fabric pattern seems to add much more texture to the cases and make it easier to grip them.
To addition to the finer mesh and new color options, we also see that on the black and gray versions Google has chosen to use a contrasting hue for the Google logo. Especially the orange on gray has a really nice look to it and is my bunch's favorite.
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Here's a good idea: Put a booze hound behind the CMO wheel of a driving client
Steve's breakdown: Sometimes I just can't. I just can't understand what some companies are thinking. Even though Uber has seemed to sober-up from the days before Dara Khosrowshahi, they bring in a Jim Beam marketer. Okay, so here we are.
They can't keep on airing the CEO talking about how they have changed. They're eventually going to have to do real advertising.
Enter their first CMO. Will she finally hire an AOR? Worth a look.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA: Uber has tapped seasoned packaged goods executive Rebecca Messinaas its first-ever global chief marketing officer as the 9-year-old ride-hailing company looks to bolster its global marketing capabilities in preparation of going public next year.
Messina, 46, has spent the last two-and-half years as global CMO at liquor maker Beam Suntory. Before that she spent 22 years at Coca-Cola Co. in roles including senior VP-marketing and innovation for venturing and emerging brands. At Uber she will be charged with "building a global marketing organization that can support the company's growth going forward," according to statement from Uber.
She arrives three months after Uber parted ways with high-profile marketer Bozoma Saint John. She was named CMO of entertainment conglomerate Endeavor in June.
Saint John was Uber's chief brand officer. The CMO title puts Messina at a higher executive level. Saint John was focused on projects aimed at connecting Uber to pop culture, like an NBA-themed campaign in 2017 that featured pros like the L.A. Lakers' Lonzo Ball and Kyle Kuzma riding in Ubers.
Messina, in an interview, characterized her duties as being more "holistic," than Saint John's. She arrives as Uber "is really reshaping its leadership team and its overall agenda," she says.
"When you have one brand that happens to also be a company brand it's really an opportunity to bring that single mindedness, and to get us really tight on who is Uber what does Uber stand for and how do we do that everywhere around the world," she says.
Uber's CEO Dara Khosrowshahi in a statement called Messina "exactly the right leader to build our marketing efforts globally and to showcase the ways Uber is igniting opportunities for our customers around the world."
Beam Suntory in a statement credited Messina with "taking our brands and marketing capabilities to the next level." The company added that "we are determined to build on her success, and we will commence an external search for her successor."
Messina, who worked from Beam Suntory's global headquarters in Chicago, will be moving to Uber's headquarters in San Francisco. She is expected to remain at Beam Suntory until early October.
Uber has revolutionized the transit industry, giving people in urban areas one more reason to skip car ownership. It is one of the pioneers in the so-called sharing economy. But the company has also dealt with negative publicity stemming from allegations of sexual harassment and gender discrimination that led to the departure of co-founder Travis Kalanick in June 2017. His replacement, Khosrowshahi, stars in a TV ad called "Moving Forward" that began airing earlier this year in which he pledges that the company has a "new culture."
Messina says she did not have a previous relationship with Khosrowshahi but has met with him multiple times since being recruited. "He is super committed to marketing," she says.
In regards to Uber's previous internal issues, she says, "I have found a culture that is just hungry to do the right thing," adding, "I think definitely it's a new era." Asked if there is more work to be done to repair Uber's image, she says, "I would expect there is. A company this big who touches this many people, I am certain it hasn't been able to completely turn that corner."
"This is a brand that has a tremendous place in society and culture so I feel like its got to pull all those forces together," she says.
Beam's agencies include Starcom for media and Adam & Eve DDB as the lead creative shop on its flagship whiskey brand, Jim Beam, which has used Mila Kunis in its ads for several years. Beam also uses an in-house, 40-person agency called Proof. Uber also uses an internal agency. It took the lead on the ad starring Khosrowshahi. Uber does not have an external agency-of-record but has relied on 72andSunny for several projects.
Asked if she favors an in-house or external shop, Messina says, "I am really open minded. Maybe it's a hybrid model. I don't have an answer on that until I see what we need."


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Elizabethan Literature
By Christopher W. Taylor
According to Encyclopædia Britannica Online, prominent writers in literature in the Elizabethan Age in England were William Shakespeare (1564-1616), Christopher Marlowe (1564-93), Edmund Spenser (1552-99), Ben Jonson (1572-1637), Sir Philip Sidney (1554-86), Roger Ascham (1515-68), and Richard Hooker (1554-1600) ("Elizabethan Literature," par. 1). Poetry was very popular in the Elizabethan Age, including the sonnet, the Spenserian stanza, and dramatic blank verse. Drama also became a mainstay in this period, especially with Shakespeare's plays (par. 2).
William Shakespeare was born in Stratord, England, in 1564. He went to grammar school there and probably studied Latin rhetoric, logic, and literature (Miller, par. 2). After finishing grammar school at 15, he became an actor and playwright for several companies, including Pembroke's Men and the Chamberlain's Men (par. 6). Because of problems with the Plaugue, the theaters that Shakespeare closed down. As a result, Shakespeare began writing book-length poems, such as "Venus and Adonis" and "The Rape of Lucrece." He also wrote his sonnets during this period. The theaters reopened in 1594, and he returned to writing plays (par. 7). Plays written by Shakespeare are usually classified as tragedies (e.g., Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar, King Lear, and Macbeth), comedies (e.g., The Taming of the Shrew, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Troilus and Cressida, and The Tempest), and histories (Richard III, Richard II, Henry VIII, and Henry V). In 1599, Shakespeare, along with other members of the Chamberlain's Men, invested in a new theater in London called "The Globe" (par. 8). Later, he also purchased another theater named "Blackfriars Gatehouse." Shakespeare's last play before he died in 1616 was Henry VIII (par. 9).
Little is known about the early years of Christopher Marlowe's life. In 1579, he entered King's College, Canterbury, and went to Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, a year later ("Marlowe, Christopher," par. 2). By 1587, Marlowe was in London writing plays and getting in trouble for his apparent bad behavior and "atheism" (par. 3). Marlowe first received recognition for his play writing after publishing Tamburlaine the Great. He also was known for translating texts such as Ovid's Amores (The Loves) (par. 4). In 1594, he, with Thomas Nashe, published Dido, Queen of Carthage. Other plays that Marlowe are known for are Faustus, Edward II, The Massacre at Paris, and The Jew of Malta (par. 5). Marlowe is particuarly known for developing dramatic blank verse in Tamburlaine (par. 6). This became " the staple medium for later Elizabethan and Jacobean dramatic writing" (par. 6).
Edmund Spenser came from a family of little wealth. He first studied Latin, Hebrew, Greek, and music at Merchant Taylor's grammar school ("Spenser, Edmund," par. 1). In 1569, Spenser enrolled at Pembroke Hall, Cambridge. The same year he published translations to poetry written by the French poet Joachim du Bellay and the Italian poet Patriarch (par. 2-3). While at Cambridge, Spenser became acquainted with the Greek and Latin classics, such as Virgil's The Aeneid, and more modern Italian, French, and English literature that would inspire him in his writings (par. 4). The most important work by Spenser was The Faerie Queene, an allegorical poem inspired by earlier epic poetry (par. 4). Other important works by Spenser are The Shepheardes Calender and Epithalamion (par. 5).
Ben Jonson was educated at Westminster School by William Camden, the great classical scholar After attending school he served in the Elizabethan army in Flanders and returned to England in 1592 (Jokinen, par. 1). By 1597, he was an actor in the Philip Henslowe theatrical company. In the same year he was sent to prison for his involvement in the satire The Isle of Dogs. In 1598, Jonson's play Every Man in His Humour was performed by Shakespeare's Lord Chamberlain's Men at "The Globe" (par. 2). The sequel to this play, entitled Every Man out of His Humours, was first shown in 1599 (par. 3). In 1605, Jonson began writing masques, such as Masque of Blacknesse (1605) and The Masque of Owles (par. 6). Jonson's most famous works are his comedies written between 1605 and 1614: Volpone, or The Fox (1607), Epicoene: or, The Silent Woman (1609), The Alchemist (1610), and Bartholomew Fair (1614). In 1616, he was appointed poet laureate (par. 7). Sad Shepherd's Tale (1641), Jonson's last play, was published posthumously (par. 11).
Sir Philip Sidney was born in 1554 in Penshurst, Kent, Engand. He enrolled at Shrewsbury School at age ten ("Sidney, Sir Philip," par. 1). Later, he attended Christ Church, Oxford, for three years (par. 2). Sidney is best known for being a courtier, ambassador, poet, and scholar. In addition, he was "the embodiment of the Elizabethan ideal of gentlemanly virtue" (par. 11). His Astrophel and Stella is considered by many to be one of the best cycles of Elizabethan sonnets. Another work of his, The Defence of Poesie, is perhaps the "finest work of Elizabethan literary criticism" (par. 7).
Roger Ascham attended Cambridge at age 14. There he earned an M.A. in 1537 and was elected a fellow of St. John's one year later. ( "Ascham, Roger," par. 2). He was especially known for his theories on education and his knowledge of the Greek language and classics. Between 1548-50 he served as Elizabeth I's tutor in Greek and Latin (par. 3). The Scholemaster (1570) was Ascham's famous book on education; it it, he discussed the psychology of education, methods for teaching composition of Latin prose, and the purpose of education in building a person's moral and intellectual character (par. 4).
Richard Hooker, who was born in Devon, England, was most famous for his Of the Lawes of Ecclesiasticall Politie. In this work he defended the Church of England from Catholicism and Puritanism ("Hooker, Richard," par. 1).
Works Cited
"Ascham, Roger." Encyclopædia Britannica. 2007. Encyclopædia Britannica Online. 21 Apr. 2007 <http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9009785>.
"Elizabethan literature." Encyclopædia Britannica. 2007. Encyclopædia Britannica Online. 20 Apr. 2007 <http://www.britannica.com/eb/ article-9032419>.
"Hooker, Richard." Encyclopædia Britannica. 2007. Encyclopædia Britannica Online. 21 Apr. 2007 <http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9040982>.
Joanne K. Miller. "William Shakespeare: Shakespeare Biography." eNotes: William Shakespeare. Ed. Penny Satoris. Seattle: Enotes.com LLC, October 2002. 20 April 2007. <http://www.enotes.com/william-masters/47408>.
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In 1998, Zvi Nachum created a device that eases period pains. It then took him more than 20 years to bring it to market. Here's why
The brains behind a device that alleviates menstrual cramps could reasonably expect strong demand for his product. But when Zvi Nachum developed the technology in 1998, he struggled to turn his creation into a profitable business.
Zvi, an Israeli inventor who got the idea from seeing his wife and daughter suffer with period pains, worked with Beilinson Hospital – now known as Rabin Medical Center – in Petah Tikva, Israel, to research and develop the device. Like a transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) unit, it sends vibrations that travel faster to the brain than pain, reducing or blocking the uncomfortable sensations caused by menstrual cramps.
Unfortunately for Zvi, the product was ahead of its time. "The technology wasn't available to develop a device small enough for women to wear discreetly on their stomachs," says Chen Nachum, Livia CEO and Zvi's son. "You couldn't expect them to carry something the size of a radio cassette player, which it was back then."
The small number of advertising channels was another reason to put Livia – the name given to the device following its rebranding in 2015 – on hold during the late 90s and early 2000s. "Marketing opportunities today are very different to what they were 20 years ago," Chen says. "You can now reach so many people worldwide. Back then, you had to advertise through TV, radio and magazines, which was incredibly expensive."
After nearly two decades, Zvi teamed up with his tech entrepreneur son to have another crack at making Livia a success. "We carried out a market research project to see if this was a viable business," Chen says.
The duo created a mock advert to promote the device on Facebook. People clicking on the ad were redirected to a website where they could 'buy' Livia for US$149 (£114) – even though the product didn't exist. The image showed a new, smaller prototype that Zvi was still developing. When 'purchasing' the device, Facebook users reached a payment window telling them the item was out of stock.
"I ran that experiment for two weeks to see if we could sell 30–40 units," Chen says. "We sold 54 in just the first week, showing there was demand for it. Our initial budget when we started working together was $5,000 (£3,826), some of which I'd spent on the Facebook ad, so we pitched the idea to friends and family and raised $200,000 (£153,000)."
Most of the capital was spent on 20 prototypes, which Chen sent to magazines, newspapers and websites such as Cosmopolitan, SheKnows, BuzzFeed, MailOnline, The Next Web and Seventeen. "I couldn't test it," says Chen, "so I mailed it to women who could to see if the device worked. They would either say 'it's great' and sales of Livia would skyrocket, or call it crap and I'd know not to waste my time with this venture."
The feedback was generally positive, with some media outlets giving Livia rave reviews. From there, Chen and his father launched a crowdfunder on Indiegogo in 2016, raising $1.7 million (£1.3 million). They then began mass production as part of their plan to distribute the device internationally. Getting approval to sell in the US, Canada and Europe from the FDA (Food and Administration), Health Canada and European Economic Area respectively was a major breakthrough – and Zvi and Chen's biggest challenge.
"The regulations are very tough and it's difficult to get approval," Chen says. "We want to distribute Livia in China; we have the channels and distributors in place but we don't have CFDA (China Food and Drug Administration) approval. You have to start investing in a market before acquiring the certificate that allows you to sell there. Getting approval is a really lengthy process, which screws up your timeline and your ability to push forward."
Chen estimates that the business has sold nearly 100,000 devices – "way more than I expected" – since 2016. In that time, he and Zvi have developed and upgraded their website, established a network of distributors in France, Belgium, Italy, Germany, South Africa, Switzerland, Canada and China, and opened a warehouse in the US from which customers get the product within three days of ordering.
"We used to distribute from Israel, but that took three to four weeks," Chen says. "That timespan makes a big difference for a woman who can get the product quickly when close to having her period."
Livia's growth was recognised at the 2018 Real Innovation Awards. Zvi won the If At First You Don't Succeed category, which celebrates an organisation or individual who recovered from a setback with their venture by using that disappointment to achieve a successful outcome. The company also won the Gold for Women's Wellbeing at the 2018 Edison Awards.
The father-son team are now working on the second iteration of Livia, which will provide women updates on their ovulation calculator and menstrual cycle through their mobile phones or tablets. They are also developing another device that increases the intensity of the vibrations for endometriosis sufferers.
"Livia has more than 20 levels of intensity, with level 8 being high enough for most women," Chen says. "But users with endometriosis can get to level 24 and still need more, so our new device will help alleviate their discomfort."
Few people had heard of the company when Zvi first launched Livia in 1998. But it's now making a name for itself more than 20 years later – proof that persistence really does pay off.
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Super Sonic DLC for Forces out Dec 22 - €1.99, Free Until Jan 23
Mark1 replied to Tracker_TD's topic in Green Grove ZonePaying for Super Sonic, a feature which has been included in most games one way or the other (and love for that matter), should never suddenly be made a paid thing. This is a very cheap move which does not benefit the fans. Especially with how half assed Super Sonic has been implemented here.
Super Sonic DLC for Forces out Dec 22 - €1.99, Free Until Jan 23
Mark1 replied to Tracker_TD's topic in Green Grove ZoneSo Sega has hidden the code somewhere in the game, to be unlocked by buying Chaos Emeralds? People. This sort of act is up there with the cheapest of tricks gaming companies can pull off. EA can fuck off. Capcom can fuck off. And certainly Sega can do the same.
Bayonetta 3! (Coming Exclusive to Switch)
Mark1 replied to Meta77's topic in Video GamesDefinitely think we'll see another teaser for this at E3. Just like with Bayonetta 2. Hwoever, I don't believe this game will be out until 2019. Like Metroid Prime 4. Looks like they have not long started development.
Who felt it was ok to have lines involving Sonic getting tortured? Or Tails 'losing' it? Or civilians losing their lives? In a family friendly platformer game? This may be perceived as an exaggeration to some, but I really don't remember this in any of the previous "darker" Sonic games. They were ridiculous for their own content, but this is also wrong to put in. Sonic's positive attitude makes this slightly more tolerable. Eggman also deserves credit for not, yet again, being perceived as incompetent.
Sonic Mania: Sequel Speculation (Spoilers)
Mark1 replied to Pelvic WOO! engine's topic in Green Grove ZoneThink it'd be cool if they followed straight on from Classic Sonic's departure in Forces to find Eggman started to take over during his period of absence? A lá Sonic Chronicles?
What were some of the best games you played in 2017?
Mark1 replied to Sean's topic in Video Games3. Sonic Mania Sonic Mania is a remarkable game. A thing of beauty and have waited significantly too long for a proper sequel again. A true step in the right direction towards bigger things for the hedgehog hopefully. Even if the game didn't hit all the right nostalgic places it'd still be considered a fun, solid platformer which could stand against Mario's finest 2D offerings. I didn't even think it'd be possible to get the best Sonic game ever - following so many games which were either just 'good' or 'mediocre.' 2. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild This was incredibly close to being in the number 1 spot. The game which made people realize the Switch's potential. A massive and gorgeous open world packed to the brim with content. The one game which has you really fell that sense of adventure. So much so that I have clocked in over 220 hours and have not even finished finding all the shrines. One of the best Zelda games, and an approach I will be happy for Nintendo to build upon in sequels. 1. Super Mario Odyssey Never have I found a better game to have so much fun with. Throwing surprises at you all the time. The true 3D sandbox platformer which will be remembered as one of, if not the, best 3D games of all time. It builds upon everything from the original Mario 64, takes the fun bits from Mario Sunshine, Galaxy and 3D World to produce a massive game which literally defines the word 'fun'. This is not taking into account the gorgeous artstyle, visual effect and insanely catchy soundtrack. And the memorable characters. And goddamn 3D rolling physics, the approach Sonic of all games should be following...
Sonic Forces may have destroyed the series storyline
Mark1 replied to EdsonBubsy's topic in Green Grove ZoneLong story short: lazy writing. I'd say they more thank likely retconned the time travel part of the story - not the interactions between Classic and Modern characters. This can be applied to any game bar Mania and Sonic 4. Also, remember the "events" regarding the moon after Sonic Adventure 2. This line doesn't make sense? Lost World did this before Forces. Bad back then, bad now.
Famitsu reveals Forces Development Timeline
Mark1 replied to CrystalStorm51's topic in Green Grove ZoneSonic Mania took a year to develop too Go figure.
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Mark1 replied to Zippo's topic in Video GamesSeriously considering dipping in for this - but waiting for a Switch announcement first. So happy Gohan is in Would love to play this on the go.
Sonic Forces Development Speculation (Spoilers)
Mark1 replied to Stritix's topic in Green Grove ZoneEh makes no difference with the number of level designers they hired for both projects.
So, the reason why Infinite became evil...
Mark1 replied to nilesdobbs's topic in Green Grove ZoneI'll give it to this backstory. They managed to get other characters involved again - even if it wasn't executed well. Infinite's fragile ego over a minor comment makes this seem laughable for a new villain who was meant to be taken seriously. Think they were aiming for something here - but it was poorly done. Props to them for making Shadow more likeable again though - his character is the most tolerable I've seen since Sonic '06.
Sonic Forces Development Speculation (Spoilers)
Mark1 replied to Stritix's topic in Green Grove ZoneWhat did Sega expect this game to be with just one year of programming development? This brings me back to that time when they announced Project Sonic 2017 was in development before the 25th anniversary event. Was hoping they meant it was currently a thing happening in Sega - not that they started the game development then lol. Sonic Mania took a year to make as well. Go figure.
Sonic Team really don't get good feedback then. Making Sonic a true 3D experience has progressively gotten worse, what should've been simpler experiences to solve became more complicated over time. And less fun - leading to complete messes like Sonic '06. With the boost formula they used an approach which solved some of these problems - but made everything more linear and spectacle focused. And that still hasn't changed. No wonder people are giving up with Sonic. Mania is the only form of a true, yet incredible Sonic game we've had in years. And this was made by a different team altogether, by fans Edit: Sonic Team consists of stubborn staff who have little of a desire to make these games. Compare this to the passion shown in Mario Odyssey/Sonic Mania - you can see how much fan they had making these games.
Anyone else at this stage actually decided what their game of 2017 is?
Mario and Zelda are so good, but Mania is comfortably taking the third spot.
First time in years I've placed a Sonic game on this list!
I did not expect a score as high as that. What does this mean? In the grand scheme of things for Sega's feedback? xD Hownstly not sure how I feel about this score.
I agree with most of this, however while I admire and accept Generations as a good game, I don't want this as the minimum standard. Might be unrealistic to say this next part (however we did just get Mania when I didn't see it being possible to have a game as good as Sonic 3K ever again), but I'm not sure if I can ever settle with a 3D Sonic below any of 3D Mario's attempts. The hedgehog should have the same standards, just like during the SNES and Mega Drive/Genesis era. Most of what I've seen these days feels like an insult to him. Especially Forces.
Yeah Forces is not looking to be as badly portrayed as '06. Mainly because it sticks to a similar style to previously successful games like Colours and Generations, as well as the inclusion of Classic Sonic. To the casual gamers they will likely just see this as Generations 2.
What is so bad about Forces gameplay?
Mark1 replied to ShadowSJG's topic in Green Grove ZoneIt's not the fact it is glitchy. It's more that it shows no love and care, by a team of people with no previous experience. On a formula which has had very little improved upon since its creation in Unleashed. Plus the over reliance on 2D too. The classic gameplay is a downgrade compared to Generations - which wasn't a perfect emulation of the older formula, the game was also released shortly after a true sequel to the original trilogy made by a group of fans. The Avatar gameplay isn't anything special either.
I miss the launch hype back when Sonic Mania was releasing. What a difference to now.
It's a very dated formula which has shown no signs of improvement from 6 years ago, which in itself couldn't do much to improve on the Unleashed stages. The boost gameplay is starting to show its age more, but for some reason they've made Sonic control worse. And Sonic Team decided to use a team with no previous Sonic experience to create very bland and boring design. The style was fun in Generations, but it's quite literally forced out all over here. The graphics are the only thing this game has going for it. And that it started bringing back other playable characters again. Forces feels like nothing has been learnt since the Heroes - Sonic '06 era. Edit: Generations was a game with love and creativity put into it, and would happily place it above most, if not all, the 3D Sonic games. I have very little to no interest to play this.
I really didn't have a problem with simplistic stories found in Colours/Generations. They felt closer to a less complicated style found in the Classic trilogy/Mania; as well as a breath of fresh air from complex messes with plot holes like Sonic '06, Shadow the Hedgehog and even Adventure 2 (better than the other two mentioned though) The main problem with them was the poor/cringeworthy scripts they gave the voice actors. I don't get who's more at fault here. Forces had a more serious story, but it felt like a desperate attempt to please different fan bases, forgetting some of the progress or plot points of previous games. Tails "losing it" (why would you write this sort of shit in a Sonic game btw?) is a complete opposite effect of what he went through when he was trying to not depend on Sonic anymore. That was good, this just made it seem inconsistent with a lack of thought out into it. (Man I really hope the new team are given the proper time to shine and not be forced to create stuff like this again). The comics have been amazing, far better portrayal of showing a better story. Missed opportunity. Let's see what the Shadow DLC brings.
Looking more likely to be in the 60-70 range, just a prediction based on these newer reviews. Most likely in the 60s purely on the very divided opinions. I think Sega won't make a game like this for a good while again. Hope they go back to the drawing board and follow Mabia's success
The review itself doesn't feel finished, but agree with everything said. This is completely opposite of what happened with Unleashed's IGN review. Surprised to see Classic Sonic's gameplay wasn't mentioned much at all in it. Was mainly focused on Modern Sonic/Avatar's gameplay styles and the tone of story. It isn't harsh, all the positive and negative points are fair and very true based on everything shown.
Four pages just about 1 review. From the same company who gave Mania a 7. Lol guys let's wait a bit before jumping to conclusions just yet. Neither review is indicative of how Forces will be perceived. But anyone would be foolish to expect it to score close to Mania at all. Edit: For the record - I want Sega to actually break down that wall of stubbornness with these games and follow the quality and fun found in a game made by fans...
Colour me surprised with those alternative routes. The later boost games were notable for them. Pity it was in the later levels of this game. And it showed Sonic's flawed 3D control more. But definitely good to see these different routes in 3D space


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