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Released on 10-Feb-2012
Take your fighting to new heights with the Soul Calibur V Arcade Fightstick Soul Edition.
- New Translucent "S" design FightStick casing and "EDGE" trim bezel
- New NAMCO Noir Arcade Button Layout & Stainless Steel Screw Assembly
- Authentic Japanese-style Sanwa Denshi joystick & buttons
- 8-button layout with additional multi-speed Turbo functionality
- Premium-quality components with genuine arcade layout
- Controller lock/unlock switch prevents accidental button presses
- 13 FT USB Cable with internal cable storage
- Storage compartment for efficient cable management
- 3-way switch enables joystick to function as left or right analog stick or D-Pad
Soul story
After a break of almost four years on home consoles, Soul Calibur V brings the popular weapons-based historical fantasy fighting series up to date with a new story, returning and fresh characters, refined battle systems, improved visuals, plus expanded online and character creation modes.Kicking off 17 years after Soul Calibur IV, the story continues the tale of the two swords, the legendary blade of evil Soul Edge, and Soul Calibur, the holy blade later designed to create a balance. It follows the journey of Patroklos, the latest character to wield the cursed weapon, in what leads to an epic showdown between good and evil.
With more emphasis on the single player story mode than in previous series entries, Soul Calibur V's campaign is longer than usual for a fighting game. Featuring plenty of characters and cinematic cutscenes between fights, which take place across 20 gorgeous backdrops, it does a really good job of introducing the game's characters and fighting styles by switching player control between a good chunk of the roster.
Soul Calibur V's action is as extravagant and over-the-top as fans would expect, but its fighting system has been reworked to offer quicker and smoother combat, removing the sluggish gaps found between moves in previous instalments, when the gameplay was arguably a bit too heavy, especially online, with players not feeling an instant reaction to their moves.There's plenty of care and imagination evident in the game's varied weaponry, which largely dictates the fighting style of each character, with spears used for jabbing from distance, nunchuks for getting in close and giant hammers that are awkward but brutally effective.
Speed, lateral movement and carefully timed single blows, rather than long combos, are the key to success. The defensive game has evolved to introduce a quick side step move, while the basic guard button operates as it used to, with players needing to block incoming attacks at the correct height, and requiring precise timing to parry or counter moves.
Masters of battle
Soul Calibur V features a character levelling system which works across its various game modes, including training and arcade, to rank up your fighter while also unlocking customisation options and items, most of which are used in the character creation mode, which sees players select a basic fighting style or character template and fiddle with the presets to make their own combatant.In series tradition, Soul Calibur V also features a guest character from outside the franchise. Following in the footsteps of Star Wars' Yoda and Darth Vader, and most recently God of War's Kratos, is Assassin's Creed star Ezio. A rounded fighter who's powerful from far, mid and close-range, he has a number of tricks up his sleeve, including his trademark hidden blade, a crossbow and a Roman longsword.
From our limited play time with Soul Calibur V, it's clear the game puts up a great fight. With quicker and smoother combat than ever before, and without losing any of its trademark style, it's also set to be a more immediate and accessible experience than its predecessors.
Published: 17/01/2012
Stage of History
It's no big secret that fighting games have returned to the forefront in recent years. While it once seemed as though the genre was destined to remain a curio of a bygone era, the release of Street Fighter IV resulted in an inundation of outstanding new games like BlazBlue and Dissidia: Final Fantasy, as well as retro revivals like Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and Mortal Kombat. But if all these fighting game characters were to feature in a massive battle royale - where Ryu could dragon-punch Sub-Zero in the face, and Paul Phoenix could compare hairstyling tips with Cloud - who would be left standing?
For our money, it would be a character from Namco's long running Soulcalibur series, and while tiger uppercuts and torpedo dives do respectable damage, nothing says you're dead quite like being hit in the face with a demonic soul-rending claymore. This is the premise by which Soulcalibur has always lived, and while other fighting games prefer to go hand-to-hand with the odd fireball thrown in for good measure, the Calibur dress code states that "if you can carry it, then you can wield it". And for the imminent release of Soulcalibur V, a whole new generation is waiting to test their mettle.
Soul Searching
Upon entering the new select screen for the first time, Soulcalibur veterans will recognise the familiar faces of wandering samurai Mitsurugi, the ever buxom Ivy, and an "Elvis lookalike wielding a pair of nunchuks" in the form of Maxi. All of these characters retain their classic hack-and-slash moves in addition to some subtle changes. But while the allure of the familiar will be hard for some to resist, the more spontaneous among us will want to sample one of the new characters, such as Taki's ninja apprentice, Kilik's gluttonous successor, and Sophita's twin children Patroklos and Pyrrha who were separated at the age of three.
Rather than two halves of a locket or a matching pair of rings, the twins inherited their mother's sword and shield collection - which they weave through the air in a similarly distinctive style. But in terms of characters that use a completely different fighting force Soulcalibur V introduces a fortune teller named Viola who fights with a combination of finger-blades and a hovering crystal ball, as well as the mystical Z.W.E.I. who can summon his wolf spirit E.I.N. while wielding his tri-handled sword. And for Assassin's Creed fans, there's even the opportunity to build some hidden blade combos with the cloaked Ezio Auditore.
High Calibur
The improvements don't stop at the select screen either, and with a number of underlying system changes that are designed to make the game more balanced and competitive, this feels like the most refined Calibur yet. The most obvious addition is the new Critical Gauge that opens up a trio of advanced techniques as you both receive and deal damage. This includes Critical Edge super-moves that have Siegfried impaling his opponent on a row of jagged icicles, in addition to the flexible Brave Edge specials that dramatically expand your combo creation options.
Defensive players also have access to a revised Guard Impact that now takes a fraction of your Critical Gauge to perform, but as a trade-off, it can be used as a catch-all for high and low attacks. These new manoeuvres are rounded off with a new Just Guard that works similarly to the parry system from Street Fighter III, and a new Quick Step that lets you dodge and counter any predictable strikes with relative ease. And while this mechanical analysis may fly over the heads of fighting game virgins, suffice to say that Soulcalibur remains one of the most accessible fighters out there.
Ivy League
This focus on accessibility even stretches to the available game modes, and while our preview time was mostly limited to Arcade and Versus, we did get to sample some of the other single-player features. This included a Story mode that stars Patroklos as he searches for his lost sister and the fabled swords, a Quick Battle mode that lets you fight against a huge list of AI opponents while collecting over 400 titles, a Legendary Souls mode that houses some very tough battles, and a deep character Creation mode that lets you alter the fabric of any item of clothing.
But funky hats aside, our lasting impression of Soulcalibur V was that despite some welcome tweaks to the fighting formula and an expanded lineage of characters, it's still the same game we know and love. It's just now there's more layers of depth for those who want to put the hours into the training room and a more comprehensive mix of modes for casual players who just want a fun fighting game with impressive visuals. That's what we expect the full game to deliver, and that's why February 3rd can't come soon enough.
Gamers who pick up Namco Bandai's new fighting game SoulCalibur V when it hits stores this week can already look forward to several batches of downloadable content scheduled for release in February 2012.
The developer has revealed that three DLC packs will arrive for the new Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 title during launch month, the first of which will be available from day one.
Included in the first pack are character customisation items such as bikinis, wings and face paint, as well as extra music tracks taken from the original Soul Blade and SoulCalibur games.
The second DLC batch hits on February 14th and includes breast plates, kimonos and animal heads plus music from the second and third SoulCalibur titles, while the third pack on February 28th features yet more new items and songs from SoulCalibur IV and SoulCalibur: Broken Destiny.
SoulCalibur V is set to pack in more gameplay features, modes and characters than ever before, with a roster including special guest Ezio Auditore de Firenze, star of the Assassin's Creed videogames.
It will be released in a special Collector's Edition that includes an art book and prints, a soundtrack CD, bonus customisation content and more.
Published: 30/01/2012
Namco Bandai has marked the launch of its new fighting game SoulCalibur V by commissioning some stunning street art in London.
The gamemaker teamed up with famous graffiti artist Jim Rockwell and his team of aerosol artisans at ENDoftheLINE to create a huge promotional mural on the 16-metre Great Eastern Street wall in Shoreditch.
It depicts classic SoulCalibur villain Nightmare facing down newcomer and protagonist Patroklos, with guest character Ezio Auditore from Assassin's Creed also prominently featured.
The impressive mural will help raise excitement levels for the release of the new Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 title this week, which promises to be the biggest and best SoulCalibur yet.
Set 17 years after the previous instalment, SoulCalibur V introduces numerous brand new characters, modes and gameplay features, with including the innovative Critical Edge and Quick Move systems.
A Collector's Edition will also be made available that includes in-game bonuses and collectible memorabilia, such as a soundtrack CD, art book and making-of videos.
Published: 01/02/2012
Some of the stars of the new fighting game SoulCalibur V have been immortalised by being engraved into a mountain in Tanum, Sweden.
To celebrate the launch of the eagerly-awaited Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 title, Namco Bandai called on master stone engraver Goran Andersson to create an amazing granite carving of samurai warrior Mitsurugi and the sword-wielding Pyrrha.
Located close to a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with Bronze Age stone carvings, the engraving was described by Andersson as by far the most complex he has ever undertaken.
Lee Kirton, marketing director at Namco Bandai, said: "Everyone knows the SoulCalibur characters are among the hardest fighters in gaming - so we've decided to immortalise them in granite for thousands of years."
Namco also recently teamed up with graffiti artist Jim Rockwell to create a giant SoulCalibur V mural in London's Shoreditch area, depicting Patroklos, Nightmare and guest star Ezio Auditore in battle.
It will help to ramp up anticipation for the latest entry in the series, which features a host of fresh characters, new special moves and a diverse array of modes.
Published: 02/02/2012
Fancy a grand? Reckon you're the business when it comes to fighting games? Pick up the awesome SoulCalibur V, out today for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, and you could earn yourself a thousand notes and the respect of gamers everywhere by taking part in SoulCalibur Impact 2012.
The tournament, set up by SoulCalibur publisher Namco Bandai, runs across Europe and culminates in a grand final on March 17th. That's also the date for the UK qualifying heat, with winners plunging straight into the grand final at the same venue, against winners from across Europe. The champion goes home with a pocket full of money and a life-sized replica Soul Edge trophy.
St Stephen's, Rosslyn Hill in London is the place to be, at 12pm. Even if you don't fancy registering to compete, Namco Bandai is promising lots of other entertainment including free play sessions on previous SoulCalibur titles, a DJ, live performances and free refreshments. There'll be contests and giveaways throughout the day as well.
By our reckoning that means you've got just over a month and a half to pick up SoulCalibur V and get practicing. So what are you waiting for?
The stage of history
Originally released in 1997, Namco's Soul Blade was the first game to bring a knife to a fist-fight. At a time when Street Fighter was throwing down in 2D side-on brawls, and Tekken players were side-stepping their way to becoming the Kings of Iron First, Namco decided to take a punt on something a little different: a fully 3D, arena-based fighting game in which each character wielded a deadly weapon.
After an incredible boom fighting games fell by the wayside, but Namco soldiered on, pumping out a new SoulCalibur every few years - but the lack of changes to the formula bogged the series down. Fast forward to 2008 and Street Fighter IV revitalised the genre, and now Namco is stepping back into the arena with SoulCalibur V on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. And thanks to a few smart tweaks to the series' traditional gameplay, it's arguably the best Calibur to date.
Get the edge
The most obvious addition is the introduction of a comeback mechanic similar to Street Fighter's Super and Ultra Combo moves. SoulCalibur's version is called the 'Critical Edge' and is represented on screen by a bar that slowly fills every time your fighter lands an attack or takes a hit. Once the bar is filled you can input the appropriate commands and watch as your character unleashes a highly-damaging, flashy move.
The most interesting part of SoulCalibur's new mechanic is that it also allows players to spend their meter when it's only half full. This 'Brave Edge' attack delivers a less-powerful but still damaging blow that modifies the properties of the regular move that preceded it, usually by making it safer to use or giving it an extra-sting. This is particularly exciting for players who love putting combos together, who'll almost certainly find it in their interest to spend time in the game's fully-featured training mode figuring out which strings of attacks are most rewarding in terms of damage.
The second major tweak comes in the way blocking is implemented in SoulCalibur V. In the previous game, relying too much on blocking was punished by the 'Soul Crush', which meant weapons would break after a certain amount of damage had been blocked. In this game, each character has been given a single move that can break through the enemy's guard in an instant, forcing cautious fighters to step out of their comfort zone. SoulCalibur V is also a faster paced game than its predecessors too, requiring players to make full use of side-stepping to evade attacks and often to exploit openings.
Fresh faces
A new SoulCalibur also brings with it a handful of fresh characters to play with. These include Lexia, a young Chinese girl very capable of pulling off juggle combos and creating high-low mix-ups, Z.W.E.I., who's able to summon a white werewolf; Viola, a crystal ball-wielding witch and Ezio Auditore Da Firenze, star of Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed, who fills in the traditional guest character slot.
With always impeccable visuals, an epic soundtrack, full online play and a deep character creation mode, Namco Bandai's latest feature-rich SoulCalibur returns in fine form. Fans of the series will enjoy sinking hours into mastering the title, while newcomers and those who prefer a lighter fighting game experience will find their needs more than catered for. SoulCalibur V isn't one you should miss.
GAME's Verdict
The Good
- Fast and furious battles.
- Beautiful visuals.
- Excellent cast of fighters.
The Not-So-Good
- Cheesy story mode.
- Very cheesy voice acting.
Published: 07/02/2012
- Fast and furious battles.
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Updated 06/22/2012 08:02 AM
By: Christina Noce
Rochester mayor Tom Richards and Chief James Sheppard of the Rochester Police Department provided details on the police-involved shooting that occurred Thursday morning on Locust Street.
Fuentas, who raised him since he was two-years-old, says Israel Andino was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. He says the 20-year-old did not take his medication that morning, which wasn't uncommon, but he says Andino has never attacked his family members before.
Fuentas says Andino's mother, Carmen Baez, told police numerous times that her son was bipolar and not fully aware of his actions.
"You gave him no escape. You know you're going to die if seven policemen shoot you in the chest," he said.
Around 7:15 a.m. Thursday, officers responded to 72 Locust Street after Andino called 911 saying he had stabbed his mother and planned to shoot others in the neighborhood. As officers approached the home, they found his mother bleeding from the head and she pointed out her son.Sheppard said Andino was carrying a loaded shotgun, not a BB gun, as earlier reported by witnesses.
"Near 103 Locust Street, this individual fired a round at the officers and this individual returned fire," Sheppard said.
Witnesses tell us Andino never fired a shot. They say he only turned away and backed towards officers, which could be perceived as a threat.
"He went like this, like this, and pointed it at police and that's when they shot him, more than like fifteen shots."
Another witness said Andino told officers quote "it's not a gun, it's not even loaded."
"During the officer's initial engagement they tried a less lethal option; a tazer. This was ineffective," said Sheppard.
Witnesses continue to run through the events looking for a different outcome. "I'm pretty sure if he only let me talk to the kid, he would be alive now,"
"The relevant question that will be investigated is what was reasonable under the circumstances as they were confronted with clearly deadly force," said Mayor Richards.
Andino's mother was treated at the hospital for stab wounds to the head. She has since been discharged. His stepfather says he doesn't know what sparked the altercation between Andino and his mother that morning.
While there are still unanswered questions, what police, witnesses, and Andino's family can agree on is that this is a terrible tragedy for a 20-year-old young man to die on his birthday.
According to Chief James Sheppard of the Rochester Police Department, officers responded to 72 Locust Street around 7:15 a.m. Thursday. Sheppard said a man called 911 and told the dispatcher he had stabbed his mother, and was going out on the street to shoot others.
Officers found 72-year-old Carmen Baez on the porch with stab wounds to her head and neck. Police said Baez pointed out son, 20-year-old Israel Andino, as the person who stabbed her.
According to police, Andino was armed with a long gun. Police said the gun was loaded with a deer slug. Sheppard said officers tried to diffuse the situation and get him to drop the weapon.
Sheppard said that Andino walked down Locust Street to the corner of Emerson and Dewey, then walked back down the street. When in front of 103 Locust Street, Sheppard said Andino fired at the officers. The seven officers all returned fire.
"Even though I wasn't there, as the mayor of the city, if officers of this police force are fired upon with deadly force, I expect them to defend themselves. It's a tragedy for them just as it is this individual, but that is what things like this lead to," Richards said.
Police said that officers attempted to use a taser on Andino beforehand, but it was not effective, and the officers were correct in their actions when faced with a deadly situation.
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All that is needed, claims Global Resource Corporation (GRC), is a finely tuned microwave and - hey presto! - a mix of materials that were made from oil can be reduced back to oil and combustible gas (and a few leftovers).
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Tue Jul 31 15:24:51 BST 2007 by ram
the microwave technique for extraction of oil is quite iteresting and ls tell me sir how to get the pilot plant for extractin of oil frm waste plastics sir.I would like to install one such palnt for 3tons/day capacity ..is it possible for u to hell me sir
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Your best bet would be to contact the company, Global Resource Corporation. Their website is http://www.globalresourcecorp.com/. Michael Marshall, online editorial assistant
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Wed Aug 15 16:15:40 BST 2007 by David Lewandowski
Not only will the landfills benefit, but fit this thing to my hybrid car and presto! Enough energy to power the gas side, recharge the batteries AND power the machine.... I can collect the oil in a reservoir and sell it to companies.... so, just driving around, my car makes money....
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Darrell "Chip" Wadena claims victory in disputed W.E.tribal election By Susan Stanich The president of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe says he's the winner in a disputed election in which two ballot boxes were carried off by his critics and 60 percent of the last election's voters stayed home. "Even if they found the ballot boxes and counted the missing ballots it wouldn't matter," Darrell "Chip" Wadena said Wednesday in a press release. "I'd have 90 percent of the votes cast anyway." But a spokeswoman for a tribal dissident group said Wadena is no longer chairman. "We're going to work on removing the man ourselves, " said Erma Vizenor of Camp Justice, a group protesting Wadena's bid for re-election here Tuesday. "We're going in and move Wadena out of office when his term expires in July. He's not the chairman. She and other protesters declined to say how the group will keep him from being seated. Late Tuesday, the protesters entered two of the reservation's 12 precincts and confiscated the ballot boxes. In one precinct, workers said a scuffle resulted in one worker being hit in the face and another scratched. Protesters said there was only some confusion and bumping into one another, and that a White Earth conservation officer jumped on the back of one of the protesters. There was no scuffle at the other precinct, they said. "This is an internal tribal matter," said Vizenor, a protest organizer who helped take one of the boxes. "We did not steal anything. We possessed what we claim a right to. There was no assault and nobody was hurt." The protesters said the election cannot be certified and Wadena cannot be regarded as a 'duly elected leader," as long as the ballots are not counted. The tribe's election ordinance requires that precincts certify their votes, and then send them to the reservation election boards, which sends them on to the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe. .Tribal Executive Director Gary Frazer said the White Earth election board sent certified election results to tribal offices in Cass Lake Wednesday. He said the total represents certified election results to tribal offices in Cass Lake Wednesday. He said the total represents certified votes from all but the absent ballot boxes. The protesters said their all-day plea Tuesday for voters to boycott what they consider a fraudulent election Results of Chippewa tribal elections White Earth: Chairman: In a disputed election, incumbent Darrell "Chip" Wadena claims victory with 803 votes, 713 ahead of the nearest of five challengers. District representative: Paul "Poncho" Williams, who won six on-reservation votes, defeated seven challengers with 75 absentee ballots. Bois Forte: Chairman: Gary Donald beat Wendell Drift 175-162. Incumbent Eugene Boshey was third with 61 votes. Grand Portage Chairman: Norman Deschampe won -192 votes to a total of 84 for his two challengers. Secretary-treasurer: Gilbert Caribou beat five contenders, taking 66 of the 276-vote total. Committeeman: a 104-104 tie between incumbent Duane Porter and Curtis Gagnon will require a runoff. Fond du Lac: Incumbent Robert "Sonny" Peacock beat the nearest of four challengers. Vincent "Butch" Martineau, 280-153. Incumbent representatives Clifton Rabideaux and George Dupuis remained in office with 4-and 7- vote margins, respectively. Leech Lake: Chairman: former secretary-treasurer AI "Tig" Pemberton beat incumbent Dan Brown 511-424. District representatives: Jack Seelye and incumbent Myron Ellis are winners. Mille Lacs: Chief Executive: Incumbent Marge Anderson won re-election with 243 votes, 191 ahead of her nearest challenger. Secretary-treasurer: Incumbent David Matrious remains in office. District representatives: David "Mosay" Sam defeated incumbent Myron Garbow; incumbent Bemida Churchill remains in office. Ceremony planned for S.D. Native cemetary By Harold Iron Shield A Traditional Memorial Prayer Ceremony will take place on October 3,1992, at 12:00 noon. The Prayer Ceremony will be at the site of the Insane Asylum Cemetery located on the Hiawatha Golf Course, where 121 Indian people are buried. In 1902, the federal government opened an asylum for insane American Indians at Canton. The Canton Asylum was the second federal institution for the insane, predated only by St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington, D.C, which had been established in 1855. For thirty-two years, the Bureau of Indian Affairs operated and maintained the facility at Canton, providing Indian patients with treatment that was influenced by a mixture of humanitarian concern. However, the Insane Asylum acquired a 30-year history of misery for those Indian patients who suffered even more while at the insane asylum. During an investigation by a federal agent in the early years of the insane asylum, the agent witnessed deplorable conditions in the living quarters of the patients. A 150-page report resulted from the investigation ofthe asylum. In the report, it stated that patients were beaten, women were raped by male workers in the asylum, bed sheets were blackened because of a lack of change, chamber pots were not changed and the smell was so bad, the investigator could not understand how patients continued to live in such deplorable conditions. Included in the report was the constant feuding between staff and administration that, perhaps, contributed to the failures of the insane asylum. Most of the patients were not insane. As one elderly woman from the Santee Sioux Tribe told her story, "I was in school then at Pipestone Indian School, in Pipestone, Minnesota. That's where I heard of the insane asylum, when we (students) didn't behave in school, they (teachers) threatened to send us to Canton," she said. Today, there are 121 Indian people buried in Canton, S.D., on a golf course on which golfers show no respect to the cemetery. The Native American Reburial/Restoration Committee is conprised of concerned individuals who are working with reburial or restoration of sites pertaining to our Native American relatives. We are working to seek out all people of concern to join us on Saturday, October 3,1992 in Canton, S.D. was successful. Including the votes cast at the two precincts where the boxes were taken, about 450 votes were cast on reservation, as opposed to 1,477 in the 1990 chariman election. Wadena, however, said the voter turnout was low because "people just didn't bother to vote. It wasn't challenging enough for them. If I would have had strong competition, we would have seen more people at the polls." Wadena won 354 of the on-reservation votes, and added another 449 in absentee ballots. Two of his five challengers withdrew from the race as a protest against what they said was a fraudulent election. Nevertheless, 90 people cast votes for John Buckanaga and 35 for Lowell Bellanger, with the other candidates trailing. Vizenor and other protesters say Wadenas's on-reservation votes are bought, and the off-reservation absentee ballots are fraudulent. Wadena has long held that elections are properly run and charges of rigged elections are more reflective of jealousy than of reality. Wadena said the dissidents who took the ballots will be tried by Becker County law enforcement officials for theft. But Becker County Attorney Jack Pearson said Wednesday he has not decided whether to prosecute the dissidents, who may not have broken any state law. Becker County Sheriff Paurus has said that county officials have determined not to interfere in election issues at White Earth. Wadena, 53, has been chairman of the White Earth Reservation for 16 years. Chairmen of all the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe's six reservations also serve on a governing board, of which Wadena is president. He would have to step down from the board if he lost his post of chairman at White Earth. (Reprinted with permission ofthe Duluth News- Tribune, June 11, 1992) *W&l Free By and For the Native American Community The Native American Press We support Equal Opportunity For All People A Weekly Publication Founded in 1991 Volume 2 issue 5 June i2, i992 Copyright, The Native American Press, 1992 Left to right, Joe and Mike Lemon in their optical shop in Bemidji, Roger Jourdain speaks before the waterfront crowd of over 500 people. Over 500 attend the historic Eagle Optics Grand Opening Celebration Pow wow at Bemidji's downtown lakefront By Larry Adams "Seven bald eagles came by, they represent the seven chiefs of the nations, that's what Frank Dickinson said," a spiritual advisor from the Red Lake Nation told Mike Lemon last Saturday evening. Lemon was referring to the eagles that were seen at the pow wow at Bemidji's downtown waterfront during the Grand Opening Celebration of Eagle Optics. "They also represent the seven points of the star and the seven laws of the pipe," Lemon said. Eagle Optics is the first native Ojibwe optical company in the nation and the second native Ojibwe-owned business in Bemidji. Bob Richardson, an employee at Eagle Optics, was one of the first to spot the eagles. Richardson was with Dan, brother of Eagle Optics owners, Mike and Joe Lemon. "I looked up and saw the eagles and I told Dan 'Look!' He looked up and saw them. Then I went to John [Lemon's] van. John and I saw them. I told the kids [inside the van] and they didn't believe us. I was standing by John's van and they [the eagles] vanished into the clouds. Some of the kids got out and had a chance to see them before they vanished," said Richardson. "The white people had those things and they gave them up to us, it's a spiritual way of believing," said Frank Dickinson. "It's a blessing, the birds were spirits and they approve of what we are doing." Over 500 people attended the one-day pow wow held on the grass of the the lake front at Lake Bemidji. There were approximately 59 registered dancers and four registered drums at the historic, first annual Eagle Optics Grand Opening Celebration Pow wow, said Joe Lemon. Keeping with tradition, the grand entry was on "Indian" time, or two in the afternoon, though the weather was somewhat uncooperative as clouds created an overcast day with intermittent sprinkless of rain throughout the day. Also, the temperature was unusually cool for this time of the year. The temps were around 60 degrees and below for most of the day. However, the cool weather did not dampen the spirits of the dancers and the spectators who gathered at the pow wow, although many were drinking the hottest coffee from the local snack stand and pulling their coats together. Many had their hands in their pockets as well. The Lemon brothers sponsored the pow wow, with the coordination of Joe Sayers, and the help of Gary Hanson and Bob Richards for roasting the pig. The pow wow was a way for the owners of Eagle Optics "to give thanks to [our customers] and to gain a little more recognition in the 'Indian' community and to bring a little more understanding of the 'Indian' culture to our community," said Mike Lemon. Joe and Mike Lemon welcomed members of the community as well as officials of Bemidji and Beltrami County to the pow wow "to see what it's really like," Mike Lemon said. Lemon said that one of the assistant managers of Marketplace Foods, the owners of Morell's Chippewa Trading Post from across the street and Paul Welle from the First National Bank were all that showed up. "They were the only ones ... that I'd seen, anyway," said Lemon. Despite the weather and the Bemidji city officials' no-show, "It was a good turnout, except the weather dampened the pow wow," Lemon said. There is a "stereotype" of "Indians" being drunk, according to Lemon. Before the pow wow, there was, however, only one incident of two inebriated individuals before the pow wow actually started. During there the course of the pow wow, this was the only known incident of someone being inebriated, Mike Lemon said. Next year, there will be a two-day pow wow at either the same location downtown or possibly at the new fairgrounds, said Mike Lemon. The brothers Lemon said that the planning of next year's pow wow will be more extensive to ensure a good time for dancers, drummers, singers and spectators alike. "Anybody and everybody is invited to our pow wows, it was to draw the community, like city officials . . . store owners [and people of Bemidji] to see what it's like," said Mike Lemon. Center School graduates nine By Gary Blair Nine American Indian students graduated from the Center School Inc. This year commencement was held June 6th, at the Minneapolis American Indian Center. The school is located in the Phillips Neighborhood of South Minneapolis, and offers students an alternative education to the public school system. This year's graduated were William Pemberton, Red Lake; Rhonda Christensen, Lac Courte Oreilles; Shannon Jack, Lac Courte Oreilles; Dorana Houle, Turtle Mountain; Mary Ann Beaulieu, Red Lake; Carmen Isham, Red Lake; Wayne Raisch, Leech Lake; Joyce Christensen, Lac Courte Oreilles; and Sonny Benjamin, Mille Lacs. Rosalie Clark, member of the school's Board of Directors welcomed the group of nearly 100 guests. A blessing was given by Sharon Enjady. Congressman Martin Sabo, congratulated both the school and graduates. Les King, Executive Director, of the American Indian Chamber of Commerce gave the key note address, he spoke about the role of the chamber and the importance of business ownership in the Indian community. Ron Otterson, the school's Director and Carole Breischke, member of the School's Board of Directors awarded diplomas. A feast to honor the graduates was given and a photograph session was held outside in the amphitheater. This year the students developed a Graduation Book, with the help of the school's Post Secondary Education Coordinator, Teresa Harrold. The book contains a brief background of each graduate and their future plans. MaryAnn Beaulieu wants to become a doctor. She said, "I owe everything to my grandmother, Alice Beaulieu, who raised me." Sonny Benjamin plans to attend Minneapolis Community College; he wants to be a hotel manager. Joyce Christensen is interested in nursing. Her advice to younger students is "Stay in school and get a good education, it gives you more options." Rhonda Christensen is going to cosmetology school. "Further your education so you won't end up with a dead-end job," is her advice. Dorana Houle plans on being an RN within ten years. She states that, "Success is dependent upon your willingness to put forth the effort." Carmen Isham is looking forward to being a cosmetologist. She also plans to move to another town or even another state. Shannon Jack wants to try the construction trade like his father. He said, "My role model is my father, Fred D. Jack, because he has always been a good provider for his family." William Pemberton is going to a technical college. He said, "This summer I will be working for Thunderbird Electronics." Wayne Raisch will attend Minneapolis Community College to study law enforcement. His advice to younger students, "Stay in school and stay off drugs and alcohol." " m i*| mMM ^M ** Left to right: Willian Pemberton, Sonny Benjamin, Wayne Raisch, MaryAnn Beaulieu, Joyce Christensen, Rhonda Christensen, Shannon Jack, Carmen Isham and Dorana Houle.
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Title | The Native American Press (Bemidji, Minnesota), 1992-06-12 |
Preceding Titles | The Ojibwe News |
Edition | Volume 2, Issue 5 |
Date of Creation | 1992-06-12 |
Publishing Agency | Native American Press Company (Bemidji, Minnesota) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | American Indians |
Item Type | Text |
Item Physical Format | Newspapers |
Formal Subject Headings |
Ojibwa Indians Community newspapers Indians of North America -- Newspapers |
Locally Assigned Subject Headings | American Indians; Native Americans; Ojibway; Ojibwe |
Minnesota City or Township | Bemidji |
Minnesota County | Beltrami |
State or Province | Minnesota |
Country | United States |
Contributing Organization | Bemidji State University, 1500 Birchmont Drive NE, Bemidji, Minnesota 56601-2699 |
Rights Management | Content and images in this collection may be reproduced and used freely without written permission only for educational purposes. Any other use requires the express written consent of Bemidji State University and the Associated Press. All uses require an acknowledgment of the source of the work. |
Local Identifier | bdj_1992 |
LCCN | sn 00062022 |
OCLC Control Number | 25931770 |
Fiscal Sponsor | Funding provided to the Minnesota Digital Library through the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, a component of the Minnesota Clean Water, Land and Legacy constitutional amendment, ratified by Minnesota voters in 2008. |
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I've been wondering if it would be possible to port special stages from any of the sonic games to another. I know that SCD stages wouldn't be to be ported for obvious reasons. But wouldn't the other genesis games be compatible? And since all of them are built off each other, I think it would be possible, but im not sure how to go about it. Discuss your ideas.
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Porting Special Stages? s1 -> s2 <- s3
Posted 20 December 2009 - 10:08 AM
AFAIK it wouldn't be hard at all if you just wanted to copy special stages verbatim - they are pretty much segregated from the rest of the game with the exception of the results screen and variables such as emerald counters, score etc which should be no problem to fix. Then again, I haven't tried (though I have considered the idea) so I wouldn't know if any problems would crop up. I think someone mentioned that S2's SS used a strange hblank-related trick though, which might have to be accounted for.
Posted 20 December 2009 - 10:19 AM
If they are seperated from the game then that could be a good thing then.
Posted 20 December 2009 - 11:40 AM
Yes, it's basically a matter of locating code and porting it around. Not a trivial job that can be done in 5 minutes, but it shouldn't be that hard either. Most of the special stage code is independent, though it might reference other subroutines whose differencies should be taken in account.
Posted 21 December 2009 - 05:06 PM
S1 to S2 and viceversa can be done because they both are dependant on the Object system in S1/S2. You can port to and from S3/SK but the problem is you'll have to convert the objects aswell to use the games current object system and with such it could take awhile and be tedious but is possible none the less.
Posted 22 December 2009 - 12:16 PM
I've ported S1's to S2SMTP. I posted quite a bit of screenshots a while back.
Posted 26 December 2009 - 10:02 PM
Amazing as porting them sounds, I'd be more impressed if someone made their own special stage based off the originals...
Posted 27 December 2009 - 11:06 PM
Yes that would be impressive, but that would require a massive ammount of coding. But I'd have to look into that.
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