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Will Burns (Technical Director) is a senior B.F.A. theatrical production arts
major from Wheaton, Illinois. His Ithaca College main-stage credits include
Man from Nebraska (technical director), Measure for Measure (master carpenter),
Electra (master carpenter), Floyd Collins (electrician), The Little Prince (props
artisan), and Children of Eden (carpenter). Other credits include carpentry intern
at Crosstown Scenic Studios in Chicago, carpentry intern at Royal National
Theatre in London, and carpenter at Hope Summer Repertory Theatre in
Holland, Michigan. "Huge thanks to my family for supporting me in everything
I do, my friends for making the ride this much fun, and Melissa for putting up
with me through all of this."
Renny Cullen (Scenic Designer, Gianni Schicchi) is a senior B.F.A. theatrical
production arts major from Ashburn, Virginia. Her previous Ithaca College
credits include scenic designer for The Man from Nebraka and The Bacchae;
assistant scenic designer and scenic charge for Plumfield, Iraq; properties
master for Working and How I Learned to Drive; as well as assistant scenic
charge for L'Orfeo. She was also a properties intern for the Williamstown
Theatre Festival. "I would like to give thanks to all my family and friends for
always supporting me in my endeavors."
Brian DeMaris (Music Director/Conductor), uniquely skilled in both opera and
musical theatre, currently serves as director of opera and musical theatre at
Ithaca College, music director of the Mill City Summer Opera in Minneapolis
and artist-faculty of the Aspen Music Festival. He has performed with New
York City Opera, Florida Grand Opera, Glimmerglass Opera, Opera Theater
of Saint Louis, American Opera Projects, American Lyric Theater, Ash Lawn
Opera Festival, Music Saint Croix, and the Israel Chamber Orchestra. He has
appeared at the United Nations, the Aspen Music Festival, Boston's Jordan
Hall, New York's Studio 54, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Symphony Space, Alice
Tully Hall, Skirball Center, La Maison francaise, and in recitals, competitions,
and master classes throughout the United States and abroad. He has taught
at Lawrence University, New England Conservatory School of Continuing
Education, George Mason University's International Opera Alliance, and
the International Vocal Arts Institute in Tel Aviv. He has served on panels
with Opera America and presented master classes with the New York State Music Teachers Association and New York School Music Association. His
students have performed on Broadway, film and television, and at opera
companies and festivals throughout the world.
Heather Huang (Scenic Designer, Suor Angelica) is a senior B.F.A. theatrical
production arts major from New York City. Her Ithaca College main-stage
credits include Legally Blonde (scenic charge), Light in the Piazza (scenic
charge), Coram Boy (assistant properties master), and How I Learned to Drive
(scenic charge). Other credits include student at Colbalt Studios in Monticello,
New York, properties artisan at Propstar in New York City, and scenic paint
intern at Theater for the New City in New York City. "Special thanks to God
for His guidance and strength, Renny for amazing teamwork, Maxwell for
making this a beautiful show, David, and the best support from family, friends,
and professors. Love and enjoy! 1 Thes. 5:16-18"
David Lefkowich (Director) is an accomplished stage director and fight
choreographer and has enjoyed success with different companies including
the Metropolitan Opera, Teatre alla Scala, New York City Opera, San Francisco
Opera, Minnesota Opera, and Glimmerglass Opera. This is his ninth production
at Ithaca College. Directing credits include Idomeneo, Le Nozze di Figaro,
L'Histoire du Soldat, and Don Giovanni at the Ravinia Music Festival with the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Maestro James Conlon conducting. He also
directed L'Histoire du Soldat at the Juilliard School with Maestro Conlon. He
made his European debut directing Le Portrait de Manon at the Gran Teatre
Liceu in Barcelona, Spain, and followed with The Rake's Progress at La Monnaie in Brussels, Belgium. Other credits include directing and choreographing
Salome (Minnesota Opera), Roméo et Juliette (Florida Grand Opera, Minnesota
Opera, Virginia Opera, Opera Tampa, Seagle Music Colony), Tosca at Boston
Lyric Opera, Cosi fan tutte (Opera Saratoga), La Traviata (Lake George Opera),
Le Portrait de Manon (Glimmerglass Opera), and Il Trovatore (New Orleans
Opera, Fort Worth Opera). He was also thrilled to fight direct the world
premieres of Appomattox (Philip Glass) at San Francisco Opera, and Miss
Lonelyhearts at the Juilliard Opera Center, La fanciulla del west at the New York
City Opera and the New York off-Broadway run of A Clockwork Orange. He is a
guest artist and performs master classes at several young artist programs and
universities including Florida Grand Opera Young Artist Program, Glimmerglass
Opera Young American Artist Program, the Juilliard School, McGill School of
Music, and Ithaca College. A graduate from Northwestern University with a
bachelor of science in theatre, David has a certificate from École Jacques-Lecoq
in Paris, France. He is currently the artistic director of the newly formed Mill City
Summer Opera in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he recently directing the
company's first offering of Pagliacci.
Michael Lonuzzi Jr. (Lighting Designer, Gianni Schicchi) is a senior B.F.A.
theatrical production arts major with a concentration in lighting technology
from Staten Island, New York. His previous Ithaca College main-stage credits
include Legally Blonde (lighting supervisor), Man from Nebraska (lighting
supervisor), and Light in the Piazza (master electrician). He comes from Staten
Island, the fifth and mostly forgotten borough of New York City. He plans to
seek employment in or around New York City after college. "Many thanks to
the everyone who has supported me thus far. 'Where we're going, we don't
need roads.'"
Greg Robbins (Costume Designer) is an associate professor in the B.F.A.
theatrical production arts program and was chosen to be the professor in
residence at the Ithaca College London Center for the spring semester of 2003
and 2010. He has been honored at the Kennedy Center with a first-place award
in design excellence for his designs for Medea. His designs for The Magic Flute
were accepted into America's gold-medal-winning Mozart in America for the
Prague Quadrennial.
Maxwell T. Robin (Lighting Designer, Suor Angelica) is a junior B.F.A.
theatrical production arts major from Calabasas, California. His previous
Ithaca College credits include follow-spot operator for How I Learned to Drive,
electrics for Chicago, carpenter for Coram Boy, dresser for Baby,master
carpenter for Plumfield, Iraq, and assistant lighting designer for The Magic
Flute on the main stage. Other credits include lighting design intern with Full
Flood Inc. for the BET Awards and SYTYCD, scenic designer for Out of My
Head with the Pico Playhouse, and lighting designer for Gotta Dance Recital
with the Valley Performing Arts Center. "I would like to thank Ithaca College,
my professors, and my fellow students for helping me become the best I can
be and strive for greatness."
Miriam Salzman (Stage Manager, Gianni Schicchi ) is a senior B.A. drama major
from Plainview, New York. Her previous Ithaca College credits include stage
manager for The Dream of the Burning Boy, assistant stage manager for
Working, production assistant for Chicago, and assistant stage manager for
Bachelor Holiday. Other credits include two internships at the Public Theater
(Under the Radar International Theater Festival and As You Like It and Into the
Woods with Shakespeare in the Park), and an internship with the West End
production of Wicked the Musical. "Special thanks to David, Brian, Lydia, and
Ben! A very special thanks to Sara—working with you this year has been an
absolute pleasure! To my family, especially my grandma Sheila, who has
always supported me."
Benjamin Shipley (Stage Manager, Suor Angelica) is a B.A. drama and writing
major with a minor in dance from Los Angeles, California. His previous Ithaca
College credits include stage manager for Translations, Wheels for Women
Cabaret, Fool for Love, Wings of Spring, Blackbird, and A Bench at the Edge; as
well as assistant stage manager for The Bacchae and production assistant for
Baby. Other credits include stage manager for various productions at New York
Stage and Film and the Ithaca Shakespeare Company. "Thanks to the cast,
creatives, and production team for all their incredible work on this fantastic
show! Thanks to family, friends, and the class of 2013 for all their love and
support. Cheers!"
Patrick Valentino (Associate Conductor) is in his final year of the graduate
conducting program at Ithaca College. Last season he led the Ithaca College
Symphony Orchestra (ICSO) in a subscription concert at the Troy Music Hall
and was assistant conductor for Die Zauberflöte. This year, he conducted the
premiere of his opera Monuments Men and also returned to conduct the ICSO
and IC Chamber Orchestra. He has also worked with the Monmouth Symphony,
Symphony NOVA, the Westfield Symphony, Montclair Symphony, Tempus
Ensemble, and the brass ensemble of Moscow Conservatory. His compositions
have been performed by the Nashua Symphony, Monmouth Symphony, Ithaca
Symphony Orchestra, and many other ensembles. Current projects include a
commission from the Central New Jersey Symphony


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Faithful Man
CD (Item 594652) Truth & Soul, 2012 — Condition: New Copy
Smoking soul from the mighty Lee Fields – and a set that really has him getting back to his roots, as well! The record's billed as a follow-up to the previous My World – but it's got a style that's much more deep soul, much more southern-tinged than that great record – a beautiful indication of Lee's rich legacy in soul music – which stretches back decades, with rare releases on small indie labels! Yet the sound here is much stronger than Fields ever got back in the day – thanks to help from The Expressions, and some sublime Truth & Soul production – a combination that really has the record feeling as if it were recorded for Atlantic at Muscle Shoals at the end of the 60s. Lee's vocals really rise to the setting, and may well be some of his best in years – and that's saying a hell of a lot, given how great he always is! A stone home run throughout – with titles that include "Faithful Man", "Wish You Were Here", "Moonlight Mile", "Walk On Thru That Door", "Still Hanging On", "You're The Kind Of Girl", and "I Still Got It". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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June 12, 2011 (Sunday)
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5 PM – Assembly and Registration
6:30 PM – Ride out
This event is open to all kinds of bikes.
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Best Pimped Bike
Prizes will be given to the best dressed bikes!
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What's on your iPod? Van Morrison
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Bill Foster:
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Offering residents a dynamic, fun living environment, the city of Portage sustains a high quality of life with a connection to the natural environment. Located in the center of Kalamazoo County, where the motto is "You'll be back. We promise," Portage residents like to stay local and enjoy the hometown feeling.
The city's population is approximately 47,000, which helps Portage maintain a quaint environment that is perfect for families both young and old. Rent a Portage apartment, and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the Great Lakes State.
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The southwest region of Michigan was originally inhabited by Potowatami Indians. The first wave of immigrants did not settle in the area because they believed the land was uninhabitable, but when settlers discovered that the rich soil was perfect for cultivating celery, farmers flocked to the area. Until the middle of the 20th century, Portage was a key celery grower, eventually earning the town the nickname of "Celery City." The city remained a hub of agriculture until after World War II, when it began a quick transformation into modern society. The City of Portage Historic District Commission works to preserve architectural beauty, with more than 30 registered historic properties in town.
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The new SC 4000i features improvements over discontinued XLT models. Designed for through-wall installation between standard wall studs with a single piece mounting bracket that eliminates a need for a support shelf! The SC includes anti-frost and defrost features for an extra layer of protection for your wine and cooler.
Not Recommended
For outdoor through-wall venting please see WhisperKOOL Extreme Systems
The next generation in specialty cooling systems. The SC Series embodies the latest and greatest system design technologies in an all-new housing design. Developed upon feedback directly from customers and installers, the unit incorporates a variety of high end componentry at an affordable price point.
The SC Series is a direct replacement for one of the most well known cellar cooling units, the XLT. Just like the series it replaces, the units come in 5 models that effectively cool a 350 to 2000 cu. ft. properly insulated environment. Designed for simple through-the-wall installation, the unit fits between standard wall studs and a single piece mounting bracket eliminates the need for a support shelf. The SC has a 30°F temperature differential. In order to keep your cellar at 55°F, the area the unit exhausts into should not exceed 85°F. This makes interior installation ideal for SC series units.
The ducting option's function is to move warm air away from the WhisperKOOL unit. Enhances efficiency of the WhisperKOOL unit by preventing the warm air from re-entering the unit. Great for small areas that are prone to heat build-up such as a closet or a garage.
The secret to the ducting unit is it's in-line fan. Capable of moving hot air through 25 feet of ducting. Fan automatically turns on before the unit overheats. Great for small areas that are prone to heat build-up such as a closet or a garage.
The ducting unit has the ability to rotate. Easily direct the exhaust in a variety of directions.
ATTENTION: PLEASE READ THESE TERMS OF USE CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING YOUR WhisperKOOL SC/Extreme Cooling System. INSTALLING YOUR WhisperKOOL SC/Extreme Cooling System INDICATES THAT YOU ACCEPT AND AGREE TO EACH OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS SET FORTH HEREIN ("TERMS OF USE"). IF YOU DO NOT ACCEPT THESE TERMS OF USE, YOU RISK VOIDING YOUR WARRANTY AND ASSUMING ADDITIONAL REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT COSTS.
Use and installation of a WhisperKOOL SC/Extreme Cooling System assumes that the consumer, ("user") fully accepts and agrees to the Terms and Conditions set forth in this document. These Terms & Conditions also state that by signing and returning this document, you are certifying you have read, understand and agree to our Terms & Conditions as well as our Owners Manual. The Owner's Manual is shipped with each unit and if another copy is needed, replacement copies can be downloaded from the company web site (www.vinotheque.com) or by contacting Vinotheque Wine Cellars ("Vinotheque") directly for a new copy. Vinotheque reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to change its Terms & Conditions at any time, for any reason, without notice.
Subject to these Terms and Conditions, when the user purchases a WhisperKOOL SC/Extreme Cooling System, the user agrees to read and follow the required installation procedures set forth by Vinotheque for proper use and installation of the Product.
(a) It is highly recommended that you obtain the assistance of a wine storage professional.
(b) Failing to address all of the variables associated with proper installation will cause the unit to operate incorrectly and limit its ability to cool and the longevity of the unit itself.
(c) The warranty card must be returned to Vinotheque, the manufacturer, to ensure registration guaranteeing the full warranty period is granted. Failure to register the Product within thirty (30) days of installation may result in a loss of warranty.
(d) The user is responsible for the full costs of installation and any additional parts required for the proper and complete installation of the Product.
(e) The WhisperKOOL SC cooling system cannot operate at its optimum capacity if airflow is constricted by ducting or venting the exhaust side of the unit into a location with inadequate ventilation.
If a problem arises with your WhisperKOOL system during the warranty period, you must contact Vinotheque Customer Service for warranty coverage and repairs.
Removing the rivets from the unit with out authorization from the manufacturer will VOID the warranty. Please contact a Customer Service Representative for assistance before beginning work on a WhisperKOOL unit that is still under the two (2) year manufacturer warranty
For SC/Extreme Cooling Systems returned to Vinotheque following warranty guidelines, Vinotheque warrants this Product against defects in material or workmanship as follows:
(a) LABOR: For a period of two (2) years from the date of purchase. If this Product is determined to be defective after undergoing customer service trouble shooting, Vinotheque will repair or replace the Product, at its option and discretion, at no charge to the customer. After the Warranty Period, the customer is responsible for ALL labor and freight charges.
(b) PARTS: Vinotheque will supply, at no charge, new or rebuilt replacements parts in exchange for defective parts for a period of two (2) years.
(c) FREIGHT: During the first twenty four months from the date of purchase, Vinotheque will cover freight for the repair of units UNDER WARRANTY to customers within the continental United States.
This warranty does not cover cosmetic damage caused during installation or damage due to acts of God, accident, misuse, abuse, negligence, or modification of, or to any part of the Product. This warranty does not cover damage due to improper operation or lack of proper maintenance, connection to improper voltage supply, or attempted repair by anyone other than a Vinotheque approved technician to service the Product. This warranty does not cover Products sold AS IS or WITH ALL FAULTS. This warranty is valid only in the United States.
Proof of purchase in the form of a bill of sale or receipted invoice, which is evidence that the Product is within the warranty period, must be presented to obtain warranty service. This warranty is invalid if the factory-applied serial number has been altered or removed from the Product.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, or allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights, which vary from state to state.
It is the user's responsibility to clean off any accumulated dust, lint, or other debris from the front and rear intake grills. This will restrict the airflow and may affect the unit's ability to function properly. Periodically cleaning the unit's vents will help assure maximum cooling efficiency. The drain tube must also be checked and kept clean and free of debris and mold to maintain proper performance.
Mold is a natural living organism in the environment. It exists in the air in the form of microscopic spores that move in and out of buildings through doors, windows, vents, HVAC systems and anywhere else that air enters. Once it is discovered, mold must be addressed quickly and appropriately. Delayed or improper treatment of mold issues can result in costly and reoccurring repairs. If you suspect you have a mold problem, it is always best to hire a qualified and experienced mold remediation specialist.
The following items are not covered under warranty and are the sole responsibility of the user.
(a) The user is responsible for the costs of ALL initial installation costs, including but not limited to labor costs and the cost of any additional parts necessary to complete the installation.
(b) The user is responsible for the costs incurred for installation and removal of the product or any part thereof unless it is has been defined as a warranty repair PRIOR to the work being performed.
(c) Purchasers (users) are reminded that they should satisfy themselves that the product they are purchasing is suitable for their needs and requirements and no responsibility will be placed with Vinotheque for their decisions.
(d) It is the user's responsibility to secure safe haven/storage for ANY AND ALL items that are being kept and stored in the user's wine cellar. Vinotheque takes no responsibility for the safety and preservation of the aforementioned items in the event that the environment becomes unsuitable to maintain a proper storage environment.
We only collect California Sales Tax for orders made and shipped within CA; we do not collect sales tax for orders shipped to other states. However, you may be liable for sales tax to your state of the merchandise you receive. You may want to check with your state's tax authority for "use tax" regulations.
Vinotheque customer service department is available Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. PST and is reachable by calling 1-800-343-9463 during the previously mentioned business hours.
The customer service department is available to answer any questions or inquiries regarding our Product as well as to assist in doing basic and primary trouble shooting for any problems with our Product.
(a) Construction and severability. Every provision of these Terms and Conditions will be construed, to the extent possible, so as to be valid and enforceable. If any provision of these Terms and Conditions so construed is held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, illegal or otherwise unenforceable, such provision will, to the extent so held, be deemed severed from these Terms and Conditions, and all other provisions will remain in full force and effect.
(b) Governing Law/Choice of Forum. The laws of the State of California (without regard for conflicts of law) shall govern the construction and enforcement of these Terms and Conditions, except that the Terms and Conditions shall be interpreted as through drafted jointly by Vinotheque and the Purchaser. Any dispute will be resolved in a state or federal court situated in the County of Santa Clara, State of California, and the Purchaser hereby irrevocably submits to the personal jurisdiction of such courts for that purpose.
(c) Entire Agreement/No Waiver. These Terms and Conditions and the Limited Warranty incorporated herein by reference set forth the entire agreement between the parties and supersede all prior agreements or understandings, both written and oral, between the parties regarding the subject matter of this the Terms and Conditions and the Limited Warranty. The parties may modify this these Terms and Conditions or the Limited Warranty only through a writing signed by each. No waiver by Vinotheque of any breach or default hereunder will be deemed to be a waiver of any preceding or subsequent breach or default.
(d) Correction of Errors and Inaccuracies. These Terms and Conditions may contain typographical errors or other errors or inaccuracies. Vinotheque reserves the right to correct any errors, inaccuracies or omissions, and to change or update these Terms and Conditions, at any time without prior notice.
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Refined and voiced closer to our favorite EL84 30 Watt amplifier from England, the RSA 31 offers a little more pronounced midrange and is a little more aggressive than the ERT 33, but still retains a tight, punchy lower end and has half power potential.
Channel One is laid out with Volume, Treble, "Middle", and Bass controls, giving the player the ability to move around the most important "Middle" of this type of amplifier format. And rounding it off, Channel Two remains the now familiar, gainier "Click" Channel powered by a 5879 Pentode with an adjustable frequency range and volume control.
RSA 31s -- Now available in a smaller, one channel version to go with 2x12D cabinet "Small Club Series", or whichever cabinet you prefer.
31 Watts, Class AB1
Cathode Biased
2 Discreet Channels
CH 2: V, Click
Tube Rectified (5AR4/GZ34)
Power Section: 4 x EL84
Preamp: 12AX7, 5879
4, 8, 16 Ohm output
Item #: 4959
Price: $2,800.00
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By Daniel K (Apr 09, 2006) (#1)
I downloaded the "Dracula X" (PC Engine) ISO that's floating around on the VGM Central DC hub, and burned it to a CD. I heard that it works perfectly with the Magic Engine emulator (currently using version 0.99b3), and indeed, the game seems to run almost perfectly, but with one fatal flaw: no music! I get the sound effects, but none of the redbook CD audio. Needless to say, this sucks - there's no need to describe the dull experience of playing a Castlevania game without music (and no puns regarding CV64's soundtrack, please!). But I know the music is on there: I burned the CD using the accompanying ".cue"-file, and I've tried burning it with the music in both mp3 and wav format.
What's wrong? Can't Magic Engine handle the game's audio? Or have I commited some error in the process of burning? I searched around for info on this matter, and read that you get audio in some CD games where it's missing if you load the game using the "System Card 3.0" option, but I've tried that and the only result was that there still was no music, and it was impossible to get past the title screen (the screen goes black and nothing else happens).
If anyone could help, I'd be most grateful. In the worst case scenario, I'll have to play the game on my computer without sound and have the soundtrack CD playing on my stereo, which will no doubt prove a schizophonic aural experience, but I want to avoid that at any cost. Well, not the $100+ cost of hunting down a real copy of the game and the console.
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By Qui-Gon Joe (Apr 09, 2006) (#2)
I've never known anyone who's been able to get Magic Engine to run the CD audio properly. Also, FYI, the Turbo Duo is old enough that they didn't consider the possibility of people being able to burn their own discs. There's no copy protection or region coding, should you manage to find a Duo or CD-ROM add-on (with system card 3.0) to put a CD-R in.
By Zane (Apr 09, 2006) (#3)
This is somewhat off-topic, but do you mean the PCE DX Rondo of Blood? I read somewhere that that game was going to be playable on the Revolution. No joke! It'll be one of the hundreds of games you can download for it.
By Daniel K (Apr 09, 2006) (#4)
Qui-Gon Joe wrote:
I've never known anyone who's been able to get Magic Engine to run the CD audio properly.
Uh, that's what I feared. How crappy.
Is this everyone's experience, or is there someone out there that got it working properly?
Zane wrote:
This is somewhat off-topic, but do you mean the PCE DX Rondo of Blood?
Yes, I meant the PCE DX Rondo of Blood.
By Angela (Apr 09, 2006) (#5)
Qui-Gon Joe wrote:
I've never known anyone who's been able to get Magic Engine to run the CD audio properly.
Same here. Darkheim made up Drac X for me at one point, but audio has always been a no go. It's quite disheartening, actually.
If anyone has a solution, now would be a fantastic time to share. *_*
By tz (Apr 09, 2006) (#6)
It depends on how you are playing.
If you have an ISO mounted in Daemon Tools or Alcohol 120%, you need to find the option that enables "analog audio."
If you are playing through your actual CD drive, you will need to make sure the CD audio connector from your CD drive is connected to your soundcard, and then of course you need to make sure that CD audio is not muted.
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By jmj20320514 (Apr 09, 2006) (#7)
I've gotten Dracula X working just fine (with audio) on Magic Engine 99b5.
It took a little messing around with the PCE.ini file. Make sure all the CD audio settings on it are in order (cd_audio_input_line and cd_audio_volume are the culprits in this case). I also had forgotten to run the audio line from my CD ROM drive to the sound card at one point, so you may want to check that if nothing else is working.
The only thing I haven't been able to work out is the fade-ins and -outs when the game transitions from or to certain areas. But other than that, I have no sound issues when running Drac X.
By Princess-Isabela (Apr 09, 2006) (#8)
I have original copy of Drac X and it works great whether using PC-Engine or Magic Engine.
By Zaggart (Apr 09, 2006) (#9)
There is a topic on the board for this game that solves this problem on Gamefaqs, I think it's by Iceman. It's on the Turbo Duo Dracula X board.
By GoldfishX (Apr 09, 2006) (#10)
Zane wrote:
This is somewhat off-topic, but do you mean the PCE DX Rondo of Blood? I read somewhere that that game was going to be playable on the Revolution. No joke! It'll be one of the hundreds of games you can download for it.
What was announced was support for Turbo Grafx games (both the credit card-style games and CD's). No specific titles have been announced yet. There was a discussion here about how they would deal with the audio, since the redbook audio take up the bulk of space on the CD and compressing it would help the sizes of CD game downloads. What doesn't look promising is Dracula X: Rondo of Blood was never released outside of Japan for the Duo/PC-Engine, but the crappy port to SNES was brought here. So it's still up in the air if we'll see the superior CD one, as opposed to the SNES one.
I've been meaning to make myself a copy of this game for the longest time. I actually have a Duo, but I haven't looked into running copied games on it.
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By TerraEpon (Apr 09, 2006) (#11)
GoldfishX wrote:
but the crappy port to SNES was brought here. So it's still up in the air if we'll see the superior CD one, as opposed to the SNES one.
Dracula XX is hardly a port. Outside of one or two levels and pieces of music, it's a total remake.
It's like comparing the original CV to Castlevania IV.
As for me? I've never been able to get Drac X to work /at all/, much less audio, on either the crappy mp3pro one (ugh) or the other I found.
By GoldfishX (Apr 09, 2006) (#12)
SPC Set for Dracula X
Track: Title: Length:
01 Overture 01:23
02 Map 01:01
03 Bloodlines 03:08
04 Vampire Hunter 01:18
05 Bloody Tears 02:20
06 Cemetery 01:50
07 Slash 02:08
08 Picture of the Ghost Ship 02:36
09 Beginning 02:30
10 Den 03:04
11 Cerberus 01:14
12 Boss 01:25
13 Illusionary Dance 01:36
14 Rescued 00:15
15 Stage Clear 00:07
16 Game Over 00:08
17 Ending 00:19
18 Credit 01:52
s01 Chosen Fate 00:04
s02 Death of Richter 00:03
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01 Overture 1:07
02 Requiem 1:40
03 Bloodlines 3:21
04 Vampire Killer 1:49
05 Cross a Fear 2:38
06 Bloody Tears 1:46
07 Cemetery 2:41
08 Beginning 2:31
09 Slash 1:28
10 Picture of the Ghost Ship 2:39
11 Opus 13 3:24
12 Den 3:19
13 Dancing in Phantasmic Hell 1:45
14 Illusionary Dance 2:27
15 March of the Holy Man 1:56
16 Mary Samba 1:53
I can't speak for the game (considering I never got far enough in XX to call myself an expert and haven't played more than a level of Rondo at a convention), but I always found the soundtracks rather similar. I've always heard XX referred to as a port. Hopefully, Nintendo isn't thinking the same way, when it comes to deciding which games to emulate...
Thanks for the heads-up in any case.
By Princess-Isabela (Apr 10, 2006) (#13)
Dracula XX and Dracula X Chi no Rondo - two different games, different levels, though soundtracks are very similar.
I hope Revolution will support Drac X and DragonBall(one of the best DB Games to date) for Pc-Engine as well(both never released in States)
By Qui-Gon Joe (Apr 10, 2006) (#14)
GoldfishX, think of it as the difference between Ys IV: The Dawn of Ys and Ys IV: Mask of the Sun, what with different people making different games that use roughly the same music and some shared elements. Only imagine if the SNES had been programmed by the people who had made the CDi Zelda games. That would give you generally an idea of the difference between Rondo of Blood and Dracula XX.
By jmj20320514 (Apr 10, 2006) (#15)
GoldfishX wrote:
I actually have a Duo, but I haven't looked into running copied games on it.
So long as the game is copied from an original or full ISO file (not those ISO/MP3 rips), it will work fine on the system. No copy protection or region encoding to deal with.
By XLord007 (Apr 10, 2006) (#16)
Qui-Gon Joe wrote:
Only imagine if the SNES had been programmed by the people who had made the CDi Zelda games. That would give you generally an idea of the difference between Rondo of Blood and Dracula XX.
Now that's totally unfair. Dracula XX was a good game on its own. Almost as hard as the NES ones, but still quite good.
By Daniel K (Apr 10, 2006) (#17)
YES! I got it working. The only thing I did was download the latest version of Magic Engine, "version 1.0.0 PR 10", and it worked flawlessly. The only problem I have now is that I only have the demo version, and the registered one (to avoid the limited playing time without resorting to the "load" trick every 4 minutes) costs 15. Ah, well... I don't spend much on games these days, but for this gem, I'm willing to make an exception.
Also (sidenote), I agree with XLord007 that the SNES version gets a lot of undeserved crap. It is a great game, maybe not as good as the original, but I loved it, mainly because it was so freaking hard. I don't think that it was "Almost as hard as the NES ones": I think it made the NES ones seem like walks in the park (even Castlevania 3). Just remembering that final battle on top of those pillars (where any minor wrong move literally meant instant death) still makes me shudder...
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There were plenty of runs to go around on the opening day of the 12-5A softball season.
Mesquite found more than enough, while North Mesquite came up one short.
The Skeeters pounded Longview pitching for 19 hits as they doubled them up for an 18-9 victory.
The Skeeters scored six runs in the third inning to take a 10-2 lead and then put the game away with a four-run seventh.
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Games Round-up While summer was a fairly dry time for games releases, this autumn has gone haywire in the build up to Christmas and as a result, it feels like more titles are being handed out than knighthoods.
As usual, we've sifted through the good and the bad to compile a list of any worthy ones you may have missed. While the following ten are well matched in terms of their repective review ratings, bear in mind that's because we weeded out the below average performers. Among the titles that showed promise but failed to deliver were Activision's 007 Legends and EA's latest Medal of Honor are notable absences here.
This selection PlayStation 3 games – available either on disc or as downloadable content – led to many a lost evening over the past couple months, in-between the time spent on various previously reviewed titles such as Fifa 13 and Dishonored, that is.
Don't fret if you're on Xbox either, as not only do plenty of these titles also appear on your gaming platform of choice - see the dropout box below each review for details - but we've put together a separate roundup of 360 titles.
Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition
I had little opportunity to play Dark Souls upon its original release, but have struggled to put it down since the Prepare to Die Edition landed on my desk a month or so back. While negative things have been said regarding frame-rates of the long-awaited PC port, the expanded content here – which was also recently pushed separately as the Atorias of the Abyss DLC – adds further enhancement to a game that will undoubtedly go down in history as one of the most unforgiving ever.
Indeed, you'll get the idea when you end up face to face with the expanded content's first boss - the Sanctuary Guardian. This tough cookie appears shortly after our protagonist is sucked through a portal into the historical past of Dark Souls' lore. It took me a while to get to this point, mind.
Those of you yet to experience the game could be in for a shocker, but push on, fight your way through, you're in for a treat, as completion of the particularly tricky boss-battles delivers supreme satisfaction. You can read an in-depth Dark Souls review here on Reg Hardware.
Dead or Alive 5
I've been a huge fan of Team Ninja's DoA following its first release in 1996 and couldn't wait to sink my teeth into the latest version, a desire that had nothing to do with Tina's sizeable assets, I swear.
Unsurprisingly, story mode leaves much to be desired, yet as a fighting game, the influx of shallow character backstories is a practical necessity most are used to by now, no matter confusing or irrelevant they may appear. Instead, what really gives DoA sparkle is majestic fight mechanics, which continue here with ferocious combos and counter attacks unparalleled in the genre.
Interactive dynamic arenas offer new ways to obliterate opponents, while the jaw-dropping aesthetics packs DoA5 with far more punch than the average beat-em-up. The game runs pretty smoothly over the network too, with a couple of standout online modes to keep distraction levels high. There's also the ability to unlock some of the characters from Sega's Virtua Fighter, not that I've ever put those guys in the same league.
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DLC; making cheap games expensive
I think the main problem with some games is the massive amount of DLC. And also in such a way that it seems as if you're going to have to buy into this sooner of later if you really want to enjoy all merits of the game, depending on the game of course.
But I've also been looking at Tokyo Jungle for a while but then noticed the /huge/ amount of extra's available. Needless to say but that gives me a totally different impression of said game; I can't help wonder how long gameplay can really last without purchasing any DLC.
Re: Dark Souls
Yes... It can be really difficult and frustrating at times, but it's down to you to observe what you're doing wrong, and improve your strategy. Rarely does it feel like the game is being 'cheap' when dishing out death.
The respawning of enemies is completely intentional. The game wouldn't be so difficult, and yet so damn satisfying if you could stroll back to the boss after defeat. Things get a touch easier if you manage to summon help from other gamers online though!
It's definitely not a game for everyone, but Dark Souls and it's predecessor are easily my favourites of this generation and jumped straight into my top-five games of all time. Love them!
LBP Karting
Played it at eurogamer, and well, this was my take on it.
F1 Race stars played almost exactly the same as LBP Karting, which played almost exactly the same as Mod Nation Racers which was just a poop copy for Mario Kart. It just wasn't good.
Personally if I were to recommend a ps3 game people might have missed, it would be a much older one than that. Valkyria Chronicles. One of the best TBS games I've ever played, and not a single person I've talked into playing it has been able to disagree. If you like strategy then play that game.


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Paxton opens up large lead after early voting
By Bill Conrad,
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Published: Tuesday, November 6, 2012 7:05 PM CST
The next Texas senator in District 8 will likely be McKinney Republican Ken Paxton.
The current District 70 representative, Paxton received 65.7 percent of the votes during the two-week early voting period. Democratic challenger Jack Ternan received 31.7 percent of the vote, while Libertarian Ed Kless received 2.6 percent.
With 49 percent of the county's registered voters casting a ballot during early voting, it will be nearly impossible for Ternan to make up the difference and win the election.
The three men are seeking the seat currently held by Republican Florence Shapiro, who declined to seek re-election. Shapiro was first elected to the state senate in 1993.
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Strong's G4238 - prassō
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1) to exercise, practise, to be busy with, carry on a) to undertake, to do 2) to accomplish, perform a) to commit, perpetrate 3) to manage public affairs, transact public business a) to exact tribute, revenue, debts 4) to act [View this word in Trench's Synonyms here.]
Authorized Version (KJV) Translation Count — Total: 38
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Strong's G4238 - prassō
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Joachim Ritter is a free-lance journalist with 26 years' professional experience. Special topics: architecture, lighting design and lighting technology. Joachim is the owner of the VIA publishing company and editor-in-chief of the Professional Lighting Design magazine. He is a Founding Member and was a board member of the Professional Lighting Designers' Association, PLDA for 13 years. He co-organises international workshops, conferences and other educational activities to promote the lighting design profession. He is the organiser and founder of the Professional Lighting Design Convention, PLDC, in London in 2007, in Berlin in 2009, in Madrid in 2011 and in Copenhagen in October 2013. Joachim Ritter also served as a Member of the Board of the IALD Education Trust Fund of the IALD, International Association of Lighting Designers from 2005 to 2006.
In 2008 he was appointed Advisor and Coordinator of the Alingsås Lighting Center, the international Arena of Light, Design and Technology in Alingsås, Sweden.
He is currently establishing a lighting design museum and exhibition location in Alingsås/S.
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Event Manager and Local Coordinator
Louise Ritter developed her interest in and ability to organise large-scale events at the age of 18 when she was part of the organisation team of the 10th anniversary of the Professional Lighting Designers' Association (founded as the European Lighting Designers' Association in 1994) in Winterthur/CH in 2004.
After gaining her Abitur (university-entrance diploma) Louise enjoyed a six-month working experience at VIA Publishing during which she assisted in the organisation of the annual practical lighting workshop in Alingsås/S.
In 2006 she studied two courses at the Hotel School Den Haag in The Hague/NL, successfully completing "The World of Hotel Management" and "People and Organisation" before going back to Germany to study Event Management, partly in college, partly working at VIA Publishing.
She graduated in 2009 and is now Head of the Educational Events Division of VIA Publishing in Gütersloh.
Selection of events Louise has worked on:
Louise was the Project Manager for large-scale events such as PLDC 2009 (Berlin/D) and PLDC 2011 (Madrid 2011), practical workshops including Alingsås/S (2007 – ongoing), Liverpool/UK (2008), Notodden/N (2009) and Goa/IND (2011), and social events such as the PLDA Celebration of Light (Frankfurt 2010).
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Sesame Cucumber Chutney
1/2 cup Cream colored Sesame seeds
1 Long cucumber peeled and de-seeded
2 tbsp Urad Dal
3-4 Dry red chilies
A pinch of asafetida
2 tsp of sesame oil
Heat oil and add the ingredients and roast until the sesames & urad dal are popping and turning golden.
Remove from flame, cool and grind adding desired salt
Temper by heating 1 tsp of sesame oil and spluttering a few mustard seeds and curry leaves
NOTE: If the cucumber or sesame seems to add a slight bitterness (which I LOVE) and you don't like it, just dissolve 1/2 tsp of sugar in 1-2 tsp of lemon juice to the chutney after you have ground it
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Kenny Owen Jr., 19, of Calhoun was pronounced dead at Gordon Hospital at 9:07 p.m. from injuries sustained in the collision.
According to reports, a 2013 Dodge charger was traveling east bound on Laurel Creek Rd. and lost control of the vehicle, before crossing into the westbound lane striking a 2011 Jeep Wrangler.
Owen was one of three passengers in the Charger and was the only fatality, however one other passenger was treated at Gordon Hospital and released.
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You can ban a recreational golfer's driver, and it won't cause that much of a stir. Chances are it has been in the bag only a couple of years and hits crooked shots anyway.
You can make the average golfer play a certain kind of ball without major protest. Most golfers don't know the difference between one golf ball and the next.
A few years ago, golf's authorities prohibited certain grooves in irons. No one except the pros even noticed. Soft spikes instead of metal spikes? Fine, the average golfer switched and played on.
It's a silly game; the recreational golfer endures and reforms.
But here's something many people apparently didn't know: don't touch a golfer's putter unless you want a fistfight. And across the golfing world today, that is what golf's ruling leaders have started.
As expected on Wednesday, the United States Golf Association, in accordance with the Royal & Ancient, went after the long putter, that quirky stepchild in millions of golf bags. The ruling bodies proposed a rule that states that in making a stroke, players cannot anchor a club on any part of their body.
It's a dictum aimed primarily at touring professional golfers, some of whom have had recent success clamping longer than traditional putters against their stomachs, chests or chins. But beginning in 2016 it is a rule that will apply to everyone who plays golf.
There are any number of good reasons for the ruling. Anchoring the putter may yield a competitive advantage at the elite level. It may not meet the spirit of golf's centuries-old rules. It artificially removes the hands — the notoriously trembling, twitchy hands — from the delicate, pressure-filled art of putting. And lastly, it is most unsightly when a pro golfer wins millions of dollars on television by sweeping what looks like a broomstick across the green.
While there are pro golfers who have protested the ruling, that's not where the real donnybrook is taking place. I don't feel terribly sorry for the pros. They'll adjust, and they certainly won't quit in droves because their favorite putter is banned.
The clamorous brawl enveloping golf today is being fueled by the recreational golfer who has for one reason or another turned to an anchored putting stroke because it makes the game more fun.
Notice I did not say it makes them putt better. There is no empirical evidence that long putters help get the ball in the hole sooner. But it is true that millions of golfers — perhaps as many as 5 million in the United States alone — believe the method developed for the longer putter does work, and that's why they use it. And if they think it works, then, in some sense, it does.
Nothing is more embarrassing than four-putting from 10 feet or missing a 2-foot putt — twice — to lose a match in front of your friends. It makes people hate golf enough to give it up. And that's the worry.
People can accept a long-putter ban for the pros, but why make a hard game any harder for the beleaguered 25-handicap golfer?
"It's one of the worst rulings in the history of golf for the average player who uses the long putter because of a bad back or some other ailment," said John Elliott, a teaching pro in Ocala, Fla., who was named one of America's top 50 instructors by Golf Digest. "People don't go to the long putter because they want to. They do it because it's a necessity. I'm 66 years old and my right hand shakes, and there are a lot of people with little disorders like that. If those people have found a way to still enjoy golf, why try to run them off?"
Don Hurter, the golf pro at the Castle Pines Golf Club in Colorado and another top-rated teacher, called the ruling disappointing and noted that 25 percent of the students he sees with putting problems — young, old and in between — ask about using the long putter.
"Part of it is how fast the modern green speeds have become," Hurter said. "Some of the average players need the help to keep it fun."
The back and forth, not surprisingly, led to another old debate in golf — two sets of rules. Restrict the pros, but take a more laissez-faire attitude at your local golf course.
"That wouldn't work," said Mike LaBauve, a top-ranked teacher based at the Westin Kierland Resort and Spa in Scottsdale, Ariz. "Where do you draw the line? They would be screaming and arguing about illegal equipment advantages in the third flight of your average club championship.
"It would get everybody up in arms."
The putter is such an unassuming, meek tool at face value. Who knew?
You can mess around with a lot of things in this perfectly imperfect game. Just don't touch a golfer's putter.


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EXPLORE \ik-`splor\ verb 1 to search or travel through (a place) for the purpose of discovery. 2 to examine something carefully.
The Exploratory major at Kent State University is for students who want to explore the many majors that Kent State has to offer before formally declaring a degree-granting major. Many Exploratory students are unsure of what they want to major in, and therefore explore different majors and careers through coursework (up to 45 credit hours), self-reflection, and research before declaring their major. Other Exploratory students know what they want to major in, and are working towards the required G.P.A. to declare their desired major.
"I started my college career as an Exploratory major. I took Liberal Education Requirement courses and introductory courses in business. During my second semester at Kent State, I declared the Business Management major. I am happy because I made a well-informed decision about my major!"
- Susan, 2012 graduate
I first came to Kent State, I was thinking about majoring in Biology or Communications.
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(DT54.1 through DT54.5) The Over the Air (OTA) signal from our KQEH transmitter on Monument Peak was restored at apx 6:35pm this evening. Most tuners should automatically find the signal, however some OTA viewers may need to do a rescan to restore reception.
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In December 2010, Renata Gordon received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in sculpture from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. In addition to her interest in sculpture, she is a gifted painter and has been commissioned to create many beautiful public and private murals and portraits.
Gordon joined the United States Mint's Sculptor-Engraving Department in March 2011. As an intern during the previous three years, she studied coin and medal design and traditional and digital sculpture. Gordon is now sculpting and submitting designs for new coins and medals. She resides in New Jersey.


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Preparation for Altus' first-ever Triathlon has begun.
A meeting was held at the Altus Chamber of Commerce on Monday, Jan. 28, to discuss having a sanctioned, Olympic-length Triathlon. There is no final date scheduled, however, it was a general consensus of those who attended, that having the event coincide with other planned City events would be ideal. Hint: Racers may be greeted by belly-full Chili connoisseurs at the finish line.
The Tri is expected to begin with a 1590-meter swim in Lake Altus, transition to a 40-kilometer bike ride at Quartz Mountain Lodge, to include a tour through Blair, Altus Air Force Base, and finish with a 10-kilometer run on foot, ending in downtown Altus at the courthouse. Racers can compete as individuals or as teams. Teams will be able to designate a particular leg of the race to each team member.
Swimmers would jump in, "leaving the south shore of the lake, parallel to the beach. The race would finish with runners at the court house," suggested Altus Air Force Base Fitness Director Jeremy Stevens.
Stevens' "brainchild" has been considered for several years, and has recently found enthusiastic support from business owners, organizers, and athletes within the community. He has been working on an official race map, and now consults Quartz Mountain Diamondback 100 Race Director Paul Sutherland for his expertise with mapping and constructing long distance bike races.
Sutherland, six-year organizer of the annual Diamondback 100, was invited to assist in the design of the racecourse and to recommend other necessary provisions, such as road support and E.M.T's for safety.
Quartz Mountain Arts and Conference Center and Nature Park Executive Director Terry Mosley confirmed that other groups have used the lake for "Iron-man like events," in the past. "Early October would be an optimal time," regarding temperature, he says. Mosley could likely provide some addition support at Lake Altus by having lake patrol and lifeguards, and rangers at intersections where road support is crucial.
"The base has a big interest," says Force Support Squadron Deputy Director Don Cook. "Col. Anthony Krawietz, 97th Air Mobility Wing commander would certainly like to use the base." He added, it is possible to "have folks on the base help out." In terms of sharing race day with a preplanned community-wide event, such as the Cotton Pickin' Chili Cook-off, Cook states, "the better the family event, the more interest," for the base.
What provisions remain to be secured include an official race course, finalized date, parade permit, support and gear team, and more sponsors.
The overall goal, as expressed by Stevens, Cook, and AAFB Athletic Asst. Manager Lina Moreau, is to have this Triathlon a sanctioned event, have it advertised in popular Triathlon magazines, and make it an annual destination for competitive and enthusiastic athletes throughout the area and nation.
Among those interested who attended the first meeting were Holly Urbanski, Jeremy Stevens, Lina Moreau, Paul Sutherland, Jeff Greenly, Don Cook, Mike Weber, Corie Eckstrom, and Terry Mosley.