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Kitchen Decoration. Tuesday , May 15th , 2018 - 10:07:40 AM
You can find latest appliances for your kitchen that can easily blend into the decor of your kitchen. It is possible to coat huge kitchen appliances such as ovens and refrigerators with facing similar to cabinets.
When it comes to decorating the kitchen, it can be very difficult to decide on the kind of look that would be better for your kitchen that would prove to be the best. There are different options such as retro and the latest cookery space available on the market, these days.
Accessories would be the final thing to consider when decorating your kitchen design. Try looking for accessories that will work best and suit well. You may try putting your family pictures in wooden frames. A painted rustic scene would be a great idea. Remember that you need to have an open mind when decorating the kitchen. This way, you would be able to follow some of the great ideas available for decorating kitchen in country style.
Choosing your kitchen design from the multitude of kitchen decorating ideas that abound can be an incredible experience into the insight of kitchen manufacturers. It is totally amazing exactly how many kitchen designs are sold on the retail market and even more of a surprise which ones are the most popular. Spend an afternoon in one of the many retail outlets that sell kitchens and listen in on the various conversations around you. People home in on the ultra-modern kitchens like flies round a honey pot but, as the conversation progresses, you hear them admit to not being able to live with such a design on a daily basis, eventually plumping for a more modest middle-of-the-road design, or even one of the many rustic designs. Kitchen decorating ideas naturally need to take into account the kind of kitchen furnishings you have installed - you couldn't imagine a Belfast sink in one of those modern glass and stainless steel kitchens anymore than you could imagine a high-tech sink in a totally rustic setting.
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I can totally see what you have against us buying a houseboat. I mean, it's not like they're the cosiest, more romantic places to live in the world ever. Or like ducks look in your window. Or anything cool like that.
* last image from House to Home* All other images by Pia Jane Bijkirk and via Sight Unseen and Pia's blog.

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Death notice 9-27-13
Becky Sue Miller
Sept. 23, 2013
KNOX — Becky Sue Miller, 61, of Knox died Monday, Sept. 23, 2013.
She is survived by two daughters, Chanda (Michael) Myers of Burns Harbor, Ashlee (Rob) Spencer of Noblesville; a brother, David Diehl of Pennsylvania; a sister, Cam Owen of Winamac; and four grandchildren.
Visitation was from 4-8 p.m. CDT Thursday, Sept. 26, 2013 at M.C. Smith Funeral Home. Services were at 11 a.m. at the funeral home.


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House of Commons
Session 2013-14
Publications on the internet
The Register of Members' Financial Interests: Part 1
As at 12th May 2014
BERGER, Luciana (Liverpool, Wavertree)
2. Remunerated employment, office, profession etc
ComRes, 4 Millbank, London, SW1P 3JA.
Received £75 on 4 June 2013. Hours: 40 mins. Payment made to my Constituency Labour Party. (Registered 4 June 2013)
Received £75 on 9 September 2013. Hours: 20 mins. Payment made to my Constituency Labour Party. (Registered 9 September 2013)
4. Sponsorships
(a) Donations to my constituency party or association, which have been or will be reported by my party to the Electoral Commission:
Name of donor: Wavertree Constituency Labour Party (CLP)
Address of donor: 221 Allerton Road, Liverpool L18 6JL
Amount of donation or nature and value if donation in kind: £20,928, money raised between 21 October 2013 and 26 February 2014 in respect of a fundraising event held on 17 December 2013 for the benefit of Wavertree CLP and Ashfield Constituency Labour Party, £10,464 to each (which includes no registrable donation).
Donor status: unincorporated association
(Registered 24 March 2014)
(b) Support in the capacity as an MP:
Name of donor: Deloitte MCS Ltd
Address of donor: 2 New Square, London EC41 3BZ
Amount of donation or nature and value if donation in kind: the services of a research analyst to support me in my capacity as Shadow Minister for Public Health, from 6 January 2014 to 16 January 2014; value £4,726.76
Date of receipt: 22 January 2014
Date of acceptance: 22 January 2014
Donor status: company, registration no 03311052
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text: Great choice Peter. Thanks Mike for accepting the responsibilities. Regards...Bill - N6GHz On 4/30/2012 7:08 AM, Peter Guelzow wrote: > > Changes to the IARU Satellite Advisor Region 1 > > > I have recommended to the IARU Satellite Adviser that Mike Rupprecht > takes over membership of the advisory panel form Norbert Nothoff and I'm > happy to notify interested parties that he has agreed to appoint Mike, > DK3WN as a panel member. He has thanked Norbert, DF5DP for his support > as a member of the Advisory panel for many years and said that he is > looking forward to work with Mike. > > Mike Rupprecht, DK3WN will help with the IARU Satellite Frequency > Coordination process in Region 1 and in particular here in Germany. Mike > is very active and well known on the satellite bands and Internet > boards, and he has particularly profound knowledge of all cubesat > operations. He is also very well known in the community of cubesat > operators, including excellent communication connections to that groups. > > Mike Ruprecht, DK3WN will support Norbert Nothoff, DF5DP and take over > the coordination process of satellite projects from him, which includes > correspondence with the coordination group and the satellite operators. > > Norbert Nothoff, DF5DP will continue to stay in charge of anything which > is related to government issues (government and office liaison, laws, > bylaws, and regulations of satellite operations) in Germany. > > Peter Gülzow, DB2OS > President, AMSAT-DL > > > > _______________________________________________ > Sent via AMSAT-BB at amsat.org. Opinions expressed are those of the author. > Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program! > Subscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb > > -- Regards...Bill Ress High Sierra Microwave


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Ashdown Releases MAG 414T Bass Cabinet
Ashdown have been asked for some time to offer a powerful but affordable 4 ohm cabinet for the guys who want full power from one head or are using a Little Giant/Superfly etc. In response to this here comes the new MAG 414T cab. This is a 4 ohm 450 watt 4x10 cabinet with a horn, RRP is £315.
The MAG 414T bass cabinet is rated at 4 Ohms with a power handling of 450 watts, the new MAG414T 4 x 10" + tweeter cabinet is now built 'Extra Deep' and loaded with Ashdown BlueLine speakers for exceptional attack, clarity and low-end performance.
Protection is provided by tough black vinyl covering and finished off with a black cloth grille and white piping to give a classic look and hardwearing finish. Order yours today!
- Power Handling 450W continuous
- Speaker Configuration 4 x 10" + tweeter
- Frequency Response 60Hz - 20kHz
- Impedance 4 Ohms
- SPL 101dB 1W @ 1m
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Lawn Shrines: Bathtub Madonna
Whether you call her Bathtub Mary, Madonna in a Bathtub or even Our Lady of the Bathtub, if you've lived in a charming Italian neighborhood at one time in your life, chances are you've seen one of these in a front or side yard.
I used to live in Somerville, Massachusetts and first saw statues of Mary inside bathtubs there. We used to call her Our Lady of Somerville. Somewhere in a box are hundreds of photos I took of the Madonna around the 'hood, but since I can't put my hands on them, here are a few photos of Mary here from the sweet Bathtub Mary blog to show you how great she looks and can really command a front lawn. Mary ranges from super glittery to serene and pensive. If you've got a Bathtub Mary that you pass while walking the dog or on your way to work, what does she look like?
See more Bathtub Madonnas at Bathtub Mary and read about them at Wikipedia | Bathtub Madonna.
Images: Bathtub Mary blog, Somerville Madonnas Flickr Photo Set


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5 Perfectly-Sized Dessert Bowls
Certain desserts — a fruit crumble, a smooth pudding, a scoop of homemade ice cream — are best served in a bowl, one that's not too big, not too small. Here are 5 that are just right:
- Small Dessert Bowl, $5 each from Canvas: We love these bowls. They're affordable and available in great colors, with a classic, kind of old-fashioned look. 4.5" diameter.
- Small Bowl, 130 SEK (about $20 USD) each from Mia Blanche Keramik: These pretty little bowls are handmade in Sweden by potter Mia Blanche, which is why they're on the pricier side. 3.8" diameter.
- 365+ Bowl in Beige, $2.99 from IKEA: On the so-cheap-you-can-buy-a-dozen side are these bowls from IKEA, which also come in light turquoise and white. 5" diameter.
- Mini Latte Bowls, $20/set of eight from Anthropologie: these bowls, which come in six different colorways, are a little smaller than the other bowls, but they're still ideal for a small scoop of ice cream or a little fruit. 3.5" diameter.
- Heritage Dessert Bowls, $23/set of four from Pflaltzgraff: these classic bowls are timeless, and go with everything. 4.5" diameter.
Related: Small Dessert Bowls from Canvas
(Images: as linked)
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Were one of the UKs most established fixed-fee national estate agency businesses. Some call us online estate agents however most UK estate agents publish their listings on property portals such as Rightmove and most have caught up with the world of electronic communication by now and so you could say that all estate agents are online estate agents.
Emoov operate on a fixed fee basis
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By: Dr Lynda Kelly, Category: Museullaneous, Date: 10 Oct 2010
I'm currently attending a workshop on developing educational strategies for museums in a rapidly developing part of the world. Here's some resources for background reading.
Developing any kind of strategy is a challenge and working up an educational strategy for the cultural heritage sector can be complex. With my audience research and Web 2.0 hat on here's some resources I think will be helpful as background reading/thinking.
1. Online Learning
Learning trends in an online world: What the Horizons 2010 report has to say
Horizons report 2010 Museum edition: Three blog posts summarising this report. Start here and follow the link. What's next?
'Lose a wall for learning': Stephen Heppell talks about learning in a digital world parts one and two.
What does this research/thinking mean?
2. Museum Learning
Learning in museums literature review: Chapter 2 from my thesis that summarises literature on learning generally and museum learning specifically, as well as applying my findings to practice (Chapter 7)
Learning in museums section of website has resources, research and other findings
3. Educational websites
Developing educational websites: investigating internet use by students and teachers: Papre outlining study of students ad teachers use of websites. Also has links to other papers and resources on right-hand side
e-kids college: notes about a workshop held with schol students when developing AM website
Web to Classroom workshop: "On Wednesday 25 and Thursday 26 November 2009 we held web to classroom workshops with primary and secondary teachers. The aim was to find out how teachers are using the web in their classrooms and how we can work more closely with them via our own website." Here are the notes.
What do these studies tell us?
4. Audience Research
Evaluation, Research and Communities of Practice: Program Evaluation in Museums: Introduction to audience research paper
Models of museum visitor research: my current thinking on the state of play in audience research 2010
5. Australian Museum Education Projects and Activities
Museum in a Box: "... an exciting outreach program for educational institutions and students in New South Wales. There are over 25 different boxes containing a treasure trove of real museum specimens, casts, artefacts, dioramas, images, DVDs, CDs, games, books and web resources. The fun activities for children are explained in the Teachers' notes and information about the topic is given on large panels. Each box has a theme and the activities are linked to the school syllabus." (Karen Player, MIAB)
My Cultural Object: "We went to a school in Sydney to find out what cultural objects are personally significant to Year 5 students. What we found was intriguing and, in some cases, quite moving." (Helen Wheeler, Education Officer)
Gagali the Gecko on Facebook (Laura McBride, Indigenous Education Officer)
Bugwise for schools citizen science program (Science Communication Unit)
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Kelly's Guide to Bernal Heights
Name: Kelly
Location: Bernal Heights
City: San Francisco, California
My Home: 3-bedroom apartment in small 1912 building
One of the sunniest areas in San Francisco, Bernal Heights is a hilly neighborhood full of colorful homes, a vibrant main street, and a big park at the top of the hill with views of the entire city. This area is home to the best farmers' market in San Francisco, succulent gardens everywhere, and even a small farm. It's also totally kid and dog friendly.
Kelly's Guide to Bernal Heights
1. Favorite Neighborhood Home Store & Go-to Shop for Gifts
HEARTFELT: 436 Cortland Avenue
If I could take everything in this store home with me, I would. They stock beautiful and hilarious cards, patterned wrapping paper, and a large selection of oilcloth, tea towels, and kitchen ware, as well as jewelry and kids' toys. Check out the fresh bouquets outside everyday, too.
2. Best Vintage Shop, Thrift Store, or Flea Market
ALEMANY FLEA MARKET: 100 Alemany Boulevard
Known as "Hipsters and Hoarders" in my household, this weekly flea market attracts a diverse crowd of buyers and sellers. Treasures can be found if one is willing to sort through the piles, and street food trucks are always on site if one requires sustenance to continue the treasure hunt.
3. Favorite Bookstore
RED HILL BOOKS: 401 Cortland Avenue
Great selection of new and used books, along with bargain bins outside every day. Best of all is the vintage school ephemera on the walls inside.
4. Favorite Coffee Shop, Café, or Restaurant
PROGRESSIVE GROUNDS: 400 Cortland Avenue
This coffee shop has great drinks, the "best Greek salad in the city" (according to one of the owners, but I agree with him), and serves Mitchell's ice cream. It also has lots of seating, including a beautiful back garden for sunny days.
5. Best Hardware/Paint Store
COLE HARDWARE: 3312 Mission Street
This locally-owned hardware store packs a huge amount of goods into a small storefront and always smells like fresh popcorn due to the vintage popcorn maker by the door. In addition to all of the regular hardware items, Cole Hardware has an awesome kitchen and bath aisle, as well as canning goods, rain boots, and plants.
6. Best Place to Pick Up Groceries & Flowers
ALEMANY FARMER'S MARKET: 100 Alemany Boulevard
The first farmers' market in California, this market has been operating at the bottom of Bernal Hill since 1947. Every Saturday tons of local farmers sell their fresh produce, flowers, plants, and food at extremely fair prices. Proximity to this market is one reason we moved to the neighborhood—that's how good it is. We love the tamales, fresh bread, and Afghani food there too.
7. Best Neighborhood Park
BERNAL HEIGHTS PARK: Bernal Heights Boulevard
The steep hike up to the top of this hill is worth it—you get 360 degree views of the entire city. The base of the park is a dog park, and there's an incredible amount of trees and plants growing in the area. Take one of the stairways down the hill from the park and you'll stumble upon two slides built into the hillside. So much more fun than walking down!
8. Best Spot to Take Visitors
- Explore all of the great shops and restaurants on Cortland Avenue and then walk up to Bernal Heights Park for a view of the city. On the way back down, reward yourself with a scoop from Maggie Mudd.
Photos: Kelly
Thanks, Kelly!


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Genre: Puzzle
Cool off in an aquarium filled with frosty fun! Swap festive tiles to match three of a kind in a row or column. Use the money you earn to purchase new tropical fish, candy cane coral, or snowglobes for your undersea winter wonderland!
Click on tiles to match three of a kind. You can match tiles in a row or column.
Match all the tiles with gold backgrounds to complete a level. The faster you solve a level, the more money you earn for your aquarium.
Use your money to buy new fish and decorations for your aquarium. Make sure to balance your fish, beauty, and comfort scores.


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• If you wish to draw attention to an on-line auction which you consider to be 'not as described' you may provide a link to the auction but you should only state that "in my opinion this piece has not been described correctly." Or, for example, in the case of a signature that you feel is incorrect "the signature does not appear to be genuine." It would also be advisable to ask if others have any opinion. Do not state anything is a fact, unless you can provide documentary proof!• If it is felt that a posting is taking an unfair position in respect of a person selling on an on-line auction the posting will be removed or edited to remove bias.
I hope I can do this on this forum without getting kicked off.
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Yet Another Study Says Counterfeit Products Aren't Really A Problem
from the let-it-go dept
It looks like we've got yet another study highlighting exactly the same thing -- and this one coming from a guy who is an advisor to the UK government. Gautam John points us to this new bit of research by Professor David Wall which was funded by the EU, which found that counterfeiting isn't really that big of a problem. The findings were quite similar to the study we reported on last year. It says that there's a consumer benefit to buying knockoff designer goods, and that the "losses" claimed by companies are way out of line with reality. Furthermore, perhaps most surprisingly, the report says that law enforcement should not waste their time trying to stop the bootleggers. The report also debunks the popular claim from the industry that counterfeit goods fund terrorism and organized crime.
Now, the report focuses on designer goods -- and notes that there is a real concern about potentially counterfeit pharmaceuticals (though, the industry often tries to lump generics in with counterfeits) and things like fake airplane parts. But this has always been the problem with attempts at lumping together all of these things. The actual "harm" is very different depending on what kind of products you're talking about. The designer goods industry -- and the copyright industries -- have been trying to lump themselves in with things like fake drugs, to try to get everyone worked up in their favor.
So it's nice to see a report like this specifically break it out and note that designer counterfeits aren't a problem. In fact, the report points out that problems of lumping all these things into one category: which is that law enforcement spends less time focusing on the things that really can create harm (fake drugs and airplane parts and such) and is forced to go running after fake handbags that don't actually damage the market.
With various governments getting ready to finalize ACTA in a few weeks, isn't it... rather concerning that the entire basis of the agreement doesn't appear to hold much water?
Separately, Bruce Ediger points us to a different study that tries to claim that people who have counterfeit goods are more prone to dishonesty, greed and cynicism. So, perhaps you can read into that a different kind of "harm" from counterfeit designer goods, though the design of the study itself seems a bit more suspect -- and even if you believe that study, that's never been the rationale for government action when it comes to counterfeiting.


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John J. Kruzel - American Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, March 10, 2010 - As parliamentary election results are tallied in Iraq, a U.S. commander there said it's unlikely any outcome would require American troops to stay beyond their scheduled withdrawal.
Polling this week has been characterized by military officials as a "historic" moment for Iraq that, barring a catastrophic event, paves the way for the drawdown of U.S. forces from 98,000 to 50,000 before September.
Asked in a news conference today if a potential balloting result exists that could change the pace of U.S. withdrawal, Army Maj. Gen. Terry A. Wolff, commander of U.S. Division Central told Pentagon reporters, "At this point, no."
An estimated 12 million Iraqis, about 62 percent of the electorate, cast votes in the March 7 election that will appoint parliamentary seats and possibly a new prime minister, pending results due out today.
Despite attacks that reportedly killed some 38 people across the country, about 1,500 polling centers in Baghdad and 350 stations in Iraq's Anbar province remained open, according to Wolff, whose area of operation is composed of these central and western regions.
"While there were a few incidents which produced casualties, and a number of noise-bottle bombs, the Iraqi security forces secured the population and provided a secure, credible election process," Wolff said. "I'd emphasize that Sunday's election-day success didn't just happen. The [Iraqi security force] owns security responsibilities in Iraq."
Army Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, the top U.S. commander in Iraq, downplayed the impact of election-day violence and said he believes the drawdown of American forces, which will be completed by the end of 2011, is on track.
"Although there was some violence, most of it was low-level violence. We had no suicide bombs, no suicide vests," he said in an interview yesterday on PBS' "Newshour."
"Unfortunately, there were some buildings that were destroyed that killed some Iraqis," he added. "But for the most part, security was very good."
Barring a catastrophic event -- something that severely undermines the Iraqi government or created a significant spiral of violence -- Odierno said plans to reduce U.S. forces in accordance with an agreement negotiated between Baghdad and Washington would not be derailed.
Odierno, heartened by the turnout and relatively low levels of violence amid balloting, said a new government likely would be formed in a matter of months, with slimmer voting margins requiring more time for a new political structure to gel.
"The people of Iraq have embraced democracy," the general said. "They clearly want to have a say in their country's future."
Odierno said the period of political transition following the election represents "a time of risk." But he sounded a note of confidence in the ability of Iraqi security forces to ensure security.
"We have worked very hard with the government of Iraq during this caretaker government to try to ensure that security will remain," he said. "And I believe we will be able to do that through this critical period."


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TalkingPoint wrote:If the population continues to increase there will come a point in the future when the earth will not be able to produce enough food to support the human race.
Do YOU agree
Reply: No. People will learn new ways how to solve the problem. We are all by nature resourceful creatures. Even small animals learn ways how to solve their own problems why can't we.


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Helvetica NOW Poster Contest
You cast your votes, and the results are in! Throughout the summer of 2007, Linotype put out the call for posters created with the Helvetica typeface. Last year was the typeface's 50th birthday, and we thought that this contest would be the most fitting birthday gift for a font! Hundreds of entries were submitted, and beginning in October, visitors to Linotype.com voted for their favorite designs.
Helvetica has helped shaped the landscape of twentieth century graphic design. But what was submitted? Are you curious about the winners? Now you can view them all! The top 30 are all on display right here.
We've created this page to feature the winning designs are their creators. We hope that you enjoy viewing these posters as much as we do. Perhaps one of these creations will inspire your work in the future? Bookmark this page and return to it every time you feel the need to experience the magic of Helvetica!
Honorary mentions:
Several posters showed great typographic know-how, wit, and a strong conceptual level. Unfortunately, these posters did not make it to the final list of winners and so Linotype would like to give them an honorary mention as encouragement for their work.
1st Place:
Nina Hardwig, Germany
2nd Place:
"hel()v(s)et(h)icA(s) or hell vs ethics"
Alexandre Rola, Portugal
3rd Place:
Jamal Issawi, Lebanon
View them all – take a look at places 4 through 30 on the next page!


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The new All Natural Endurox R4 continues to provide more glutamine, better glycogen replenishment, 25% less sugar and the optimized 4:1 carbohydrate/protein profile, but now includes whey and soy proteins. These two proteins improve endurance, reduce muscle damage, increase rehydration and enhance the overall effectiveness of the R4 Recovery drink mix. Perfect for high intensity exercise and exercise lasting more than an hour.
- New, all-natural formula with whey and soy proteins
- Over 15 peer-reviewed studies show that compared to a conventional recovery drink, Endurox R4:
- Increases glycogen replenishment by 200%
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- Whey protein is rapidly absorbed, fast-acting and contains a high percentage of specific amino acids known to improve exercise performance
- Soy protein increases nutrient delivery to muscle cells and inhibits the release of brain fatigue signals
- Branched-chain amino acids (leucine, isoleucine, valine, arginine and glutamine) compliment the whey and soy proteins to create the ideal protein blend for better recovery
- Optimal 4:1 carbohydrate/protein profile with less sugar enhances hydration, increases endurance, starts the rebuilding process of muscles damaged during exercise and speeds up muscle recovery after exercise
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posted by Thom Holwerda on Thu 18th Jan 2007 15:11 UTC, submitted by Torsten Rahn
"A number of search engines are available for the Gnome and KDE desktop environments, many based around the open source Lucene search engine. It would be tremendous if we could adopt one of these search engines for the Gnome platform, so we can provide the type of integrated search experience for our users that they really need, irrespective of which distort they are using. So to help in this assessment we have carried out a comparison of four different Unix based indexers [.pdf]."


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Dear Howard and Gould, Thank you very much for replying to my query, and also please accept my apologies for the delay in replying back as I was tied up with some urgent matters. I must say that the LVB Tracker website is really great, and the materials (documents, pictures, etc) has helped me a lot when building the tracker. Before asking on the amsat-bb, I was trying to source for a Hitachi LCD but failed to find one. Since the complete kit that came from AMSAT-UK came with a Powertip LCD, I was pleased that this was available on from RS Malaysia. However, since the model number was slightly different and I could not find any mention about the instruction set, I thought it will be safer to ask here. Thanks to both of you guys for the information about the Ethernet interface too. The circuit seems simple, and when I have finish building the other 2 units, I will try this out. Of course, I would have to obtain the Lantronix interface first. Thanks for the heatsink precaution too. I see that this Ethernet interface will provide me flexibility when experimenting with different software on different machines for satellite work in the future. A special thanks to Howard for the effort in develop the LVB tracker and make them available for us to use. I must admit that this is a very affordable tracker that works very well. After building the first kit, I was very pleased with its performance that made me build the second one to use on my other rotator. 73, Sion Chow Q. C., 9W2QC. > -----Original Message----- > From: Howard Long [mailto:email@example.com] > Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2008 9:18 PM > To: firstname.lastname@example.com; email@example.com > Cc: 'Gould Smith' > Subject: RE: [amsat-bb] Re: LVB Tracker Questions > > Hi Sion Chow > > Sorry, I only just noticed your post. > > Putting my finger in the air, the LCD you suggest should work as it > looks > like it uses the standard Hitachi parallel interface. > > Regarding the Lantronix Ethernet adapter, exactly as Gould suggests, > essentially it's simply converting Ethernet to a logic level UART > interface > just like the FTDI device does. Like the FTDI device you need to > install a > virtual COM port driver on your PC. > > I wrote up some (very) rough notes a few months ago. > > It consists of a 3.3V LDO and some resistors to do 5V to 3.3V > conversion > from the PIC to the Lantronix device. The PIC inputs are compatible > with the > 3.3V levels provided by the Lantronix: this is why there are two unused > TO-92 transistors on the board that I originally thought would be > necessary > to do the voltage upconversion. > > http://www.g6lvb.com/Articles/LVBTracker/Ethernet/IMG_0057small.jpg > http://www.g6lvb.com/Articles/LVBTracker/Ethernet/IMG_0058small.jpg > http://www.g6lvb.com/Articles/LVBTracker/Ethernet/IMG_0059small.jpg > http://www.g6lvb.com/Articles/LVBTracker/Ethernet/IMG_0061small.jpg > > The Lantronix takes a lot of juice so you must adequately heatsink the > 5V > regulator on the main LVB board. I don't think that a simple clip-on > heatsink is sufficient if you adhere to the "too hot to touch" rule of > thumb. The LDO doesn't need a heatsink. > > 73, Howard G6LVB > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] On > Behalf Of Gould Smith > Sent: 25 February 2008 20:33 > To: firstname.lastname@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com > Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: LVB Tracker Questions > > Hello Sion Chow, > > I have placed information on LCD selection for the LVB Tracker on the > LVBTracker.com . These were generated from problems we experienced in > selecting LCDs for the complete tracker box. > > The ethernet interface has only been tested by building a handmade > interface > board between the Lantronix part and the 28 pin Tracker box socket. > The > Lantronix software driver does essentially what the FTDI software does > for > the USB module - it converts the serial data between the LVB processor > and > computer serial port (real or redirected) to either USB or ethernet > communication. The computer tracking software thinks it is taking out > a > standard serial port and the LVB Tracker processor thinks it is taking > through a RS232 serial port. > > If you have a special program on the computer to generate rotor data > into a > USB port or Ethernet port you can use the modules. Essentialy you are > just > faking the computer tracking software into thinking it is still talking > through a serial port and using a USB or Ethernet connection between > the > two. > > 73, > Gould, WA4SXM > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <email@example.com> > To: <email@example.com> > Sent: Monday, February 25, 2008 2:53 PM > Subject: [amsat-bb] LVB Tracker Questions > > > > Dear All, > > > > Greetings from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. > > > > I have built one LVB Tracker complete kit from AMSAT-UK, and am > > extremely pleased with it. Now I would like to build another unit, > but > > this time from scratch. I have two questions about this tracker, > > which I hope someone can help me clarify. > > > > 1. Can someone kindly advice a suitable LCD panel for this tracker? > > Would the Powertip PC1602ARU-HWB-G be compatible with this tracker? > > (RS Part Number 466-6452) > > > > 2. I am also very interested into the Ethernet interface, but have no > > clue on how this works. I know a suitable unit is produced by > > Lantronix but that is about it. Could someone kindly advice what do > I > > need to get the Ethernet interface going? Is there an evaluation kit > > readily available like the one from FTDI for the USB interface? > > > > Any help and advice is really appreciated. Thank you very much in > > advance. > > > > 73, > > Sion Chow Q. C., > > 9W2QC. > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Sent via email@example.com. Opinions expressed are those of the > author. > > Not an AMSAT-NA member? 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The Penn State University Eberly College of Science has honored Robert Baltera, Jr., '87 B.S. Microbiology; '90 M.S. Genetics, with the Outstanding Science Alumni Award for the year 2013. He received the award during an event held on the University Park campus on 15 November 2013. The Board of Directors of the Eberly College of Science Alumni Society established this award to recognize alumni who have a record of significant professional achievements in their field and who are outstanding role models for the current students in the college. Baltera is among seven alumni so honored during 2013.
A seasoned biotechnology executive and entrepreneur, Baltera's extensive experience in the biopharmaceutical industry includes executive leadership, mergers and acquisitions, product development, and research. His work at Amgen, a biopharmaceutical company headquartered in Southern California, spanned nearly twenty years, beginning when he was a research associate fresh out of the Penn State graduate program.
His career progressed to treasury analyst, director of business analysis, director of business development, senior director of product, and vice president of corporate and contract manufacturing. Amgen manufactures or distributes more than 12 medications in the United States, including seven that are among the 100 most used, including two antirheumatic medicines.
From 2007 to 2011, Baltera served as chief executive officer of Amira Pharmacueticals, a pharmaceutical company focused on the early development and discovery of new drugs to treat inflammatory and fibrotic diseases, including pulmonary fibrosis, a disease known for scarring and hardening of the lung tissue, leading to shortness of breath. Baltera's efforts led to the major acquisition of Amira by Bristol-Myers.
Baltera currently serves as a board member of biotechnology or pharmaceutical companies including Panmira Pharmaceuticals, FLAP LLC, Organovo Holdings, Adherion Therapeutics, Ruga Corporation, and PBS Biotech. He is a Board of Trustee member for The Keck Graduate Institute of Applied Life Sciences, the only American graduate institution devoted entirely to bioscience education and discovery. He also sits on the San Diego Venture Group board of directors.
In addition to his Penn State degrees, Baltera also holds a Master's of Business Administration degree from the Anderson School at UCLA.


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I was registered for the beta firmware trials for both my reciva sets.
I am considering purchasing a new(ish) Roberts WM201, but it still has the original firmware. Bearing in mind that the forum is closed, is there any possibility of getting it updated to the last released beta or is it a no hoper?


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MONTGOMERY | A state board started a review of Alabama Power's rates Wednesday after completing one for Mobile Gas that could lead to lower rates.
MONTGOMERY | A state board started a review of Alabama Power's rates Wednesday after completing one for Mobile Gas that could lead to lower rates.
The Public Service Commission's review of Alabama Power rates began with a discussion of the origin of its rate stabilization plan. The review is scheduled to end in July. Then, the commission will decide whether to adjust rates for customers.
The PSC recently completed a review of rates for Mobile Gas, a natural gas provider that serves the southwest corner of the state. The company operates under a rate stabilization plan that provides it with a return on equity of 13.35 percent to 13.85 percent. Commission President Twinkle Cavanaugh said the company suggested during the review that the top end could be reduced to about 12 percent, but other parties in the public proceedings suggested a lower figure.
"I do believe there will be a decrease," she said. She said it's too early to predict where the figure will end up, but the PSC should decide by September.
Commissioner Terry Dunn predicted there will be a decrease for both Mobile Gas and Alabama Power, which supplies electricity to much of the southern two-thirds of the state.
The PSC started the Rate Stabilization and Equalization plan for Alabama Power 31 years ago to provide small, periodic changes in rates rather than big swings. The rate plan provides a range of 13 percent to 14.5 percent, and rates are adjusted when the return falls outside the range.
Christine Baker, Alabama Power's manager of regulatory pricing, said the process has worked well, with 17 years of no adjustments, 11 years of increases and three years of decreases.
Alabama Power's vice president for external affairs, Zeke Smith, said the rate stabilization plan replaced a politically charged system where Alabama Power would apply for a rate increase, the PSC would reject it, and the two sides would fight it out in court. "We were teetering on bankruptcy at the time," he said. But financial conditions are stable now, he said.
Cavanagh said the commission won't scrap the rate stabilization plan because it has worked well, but may make modifications. She said the review won't include environmental issues, including on the use of coal.
Some environmental groups had wanted the company's use of coal-burning plants included in the review, while some business and union groups said that could led to plant closings, job losses and higher rates.
About a dozen groups ranging from AARP to large industries and the NAACP of Birmingham are participating in the public proceedings.
The PSC will review the rates of Alabama Gas after finishing with Alabama Power.
The reviews came after Dunn pushed the PSC to review rates for the three utilities in formal hearings, which are court-like proceedings with lawyers and the sharing of company documents. But the other two commissioners favored the more informal process, where people and groups can participate without attorneys and can ask questions with everyone seated at tables like a business conference.
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2013 Nautor 53
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Nautor's Swan 53
The cruiser and explorer:
- Spacious interior
- Easy Sail handling
- Modern design and styling
- Seaworthiness and comfort
- Daggerboard option for shallow draft
Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
LOA: 16.48 m
Beam: 4.75 m
LWL: 14.40 m
Minimum Draft: 1.40 m
Maximum Draft: 3.70 m
Engine Options
Engine Option 1: 1x Yanmar 79 KW
Fresh Water Tanks: (684 Liters)
Fuel Tanks: (495 Liters)
Water Heater Capacity: (75 Liters)
The Hull
The Swan 53 has a voluminous hull that allows for comfortable living space on board. Designed to ensure a smooth sail in every condition, she has a generous interior space due to her high volume. The high displacement of the Swan 53 is ideally suited to her purpose as an ocean cruising yacht. In a true cruiser, a little wieght is welcome as it helps to porvide her owner with comfortable living on board. The Swan 53's graceful hull is constructed with single skin laminate with a vinylester skin coat.
The Rig
In keeping with the easy handling concept of the Swan 53, the sturdy aluminium rig has twin swept back spreaders and all lines are led directly to the large cockpit. The non overlapping jib makes the yacht very suitable for short-handed sailing as does the single-line reefing system. The Swan 53 is equipped to fly a gennaker that is launched and retrieved with a suffer, a very safe and convenient way of increasing sail area offwind. The normal jib and large main sail are a powerful combination, allowing the Swan 53 to reach significant speeds with ease.
The Stern
The Swan 53 has been designed by Germn Frers to embody all of the most essential aspects of a true cruising yacht. Her hull shape enables her to pass through the world's toughest seas without pounding or violent motions, her dimensions allow for ease of movement around the yacht, both above and below deck, and her social spaces allow for the camaraderie so integral to her owner's cruising enjoyment. with her advanced design features and seaworthiness, the Swam 53 can be relied upon for performance.
The Deck
The deck if the Swan 53 is of sandwich construction, with hard foam core and reinforcements in areas of high load. The teak used throughout the deck and cockpit gives her the quintessential appearance of a Swan, beautifully finished using traditional craftsmanship. The Swan 53 is designed to be sailed from the cockpit and her twin wheels provide a choice of excellent helming positions with good visibility. They allow for freedom of movement around the cockpit and easy access from the generous open transom all the way to the entrance companionway. On a classic cruising yacht the deck space and layout is as important as the interior space and this is certainly true of the Swan 53.
This layout can easily accommodate six people in comfort in two double cabins forward and one aft. A four cabin layout is also available, able to accomodate eight and comprising a galler that is slightly reduced in size.
The navigation table on the starboard side forward of the galley has a settee on either side, encouraging the crew to gather around it and make planning the following day's cruising a sociable experience.
The social areas of the Swan 53 are given paramount importance and are designed around the needs of any sociable owner. Emphasis is on space and comfort, when sailing or anchored, and the saloon is the heart of the yacht, with a large single settee starboard side and a saloon table perfect for relaxing and enjoying long dinners.
Rig and Sail Dimensions
IM: 71.95 ft 21.93 m
J: 19.52 ft 5.95 m
P: 65.88 ft 20.08 m
E: 21.98 ft 6.70 m
SPL: 21.33 ft 6.50 m
ISP: 73.82 22.50 m
Sail Areas
Fore triangle: 702.2 sq.ft 65.02 m²
Main sail: 839.6 sq.ft 78.0 m²
Jib: 705.0 sq.ft 65.5 m²
Asymm. Spinnaker 2833 sq.ft 263 m²


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Thunderbolt owners have been frustrated about random reboots and other issues since the last update. We know that a fix is in the works and is supposed to come during the second half of June. But we hadn't heard more about the OTA until these images showed up in Android and Me's inbox.
A Verizon insider has sent us a couple of screenshots of the OTA's release notice, and mentioned this update will be available June 30th. A possible release date is always nice to hear, but that's not what impressed us the most. It seems this isn't just a maintenance update as we originally had thought.
The leaked document mentions some impressive additions to the upcoming update, including features like Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread, pre-installed Amazon Appstore, Skype video functionality and gTalk video compatibility (which comes with Android 2.3.4). Now, we may be a bit hesitant to believe this because these features do sound a bit "too good to be true," but we surely hope this is legit! Our insider does mention there could be small changes to the release notice, though. Regardless of possible changes (whether good or bad), he does state the release date is definitely going stay the same (June 30).
Check out the images below, and don't forget to share your opinions with us! What do you guys think? Real? Fake? Is this simply too amazing to believe?
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CNN's Human to Hero celebrates inspiration and achievement in sport. Click here for latest videos and features.
(CNN) -- For the son of a math teacher, rallying legend Sebastien Loeb is not too concerned by numbers.
Age was no barrier when the Frenchman decided to pursue his motor racing career at 22 years old. The "late starter" went on to win a record nine world rally titles.
Now, after conquering the ice-packed slopes, desert dunes and rocky roads in the globetrotting world of elite rally driving, Loeb says he feels like a kid again as he moves from rally's all-terrain adventures to the uncharted territory of the smooth asphalt of the racetrack.
"Rally driving is the most fun driving you can have, because you slide, you drive on every surface, you jump," Loeb told CNN's Human to Hero series, with a twinkle in his cool, blue eyes.
"But I needed to see something else. I needed to change.
"I'm like a young boy, even if I'm 39! I'm like a young driver again coming into a series and trying to improve."
After a decade of dominating the rally circuit, Loeb has now set his sights on winning the 2014 World Touring Car Championship with his longtime team Citroen.
This championship for racing road cars is the third elite series, in addition to Formula One and the World Rally Championship, which is rubber-stamped by motorsport's governing body the FIA.
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It will test Loeb on classic circuits from Sonoma in the United States to Suzuka in Japan, and he has already been tuning up for his new driving challenge by racing a McLaren sports car in the 2013 GT Series, where his team is second overall ahead of this weekend's race in Slovakia.
"There are different types of racetracks: some are really fast, some are really twisty, some have more or less grip, so you always have to adapt," explains Loeb, who has also tested a Red Bull Formula One car but failed to get a race license with feeder team Toro Rosso in late 2009 and later said he was "too old" to start an F1 career.
"It's not easy to get used to the tracks, to get used to a different car, to another driving style, but I enjoy it.
"It's not like when I'm in the rallies and everyone is waiting for me to win and if I don't win they say, 'Oh it's terrible, he didn't win!' "
Loeb retired from fulltime rallying at the end of the 2012 season -- the championship already in the bag, of course -- while still at the top of his game.
He chose to compete in just four rounds of the WRC this year, saying he had no interest in reaching a "perfect 10" of world titles.
"A lot of people ask me, 'Why not 10?' " said Loeb, who won consecutive titles between 2004 and 2012. "The answer is because I don't count!
"When I won my first championship it was the achievement of something, a realization. After that I said, 'OK, the rest is a bonus.'
"It became less about pressure and just driving for passion. It's not a question of numbers."
Loeb was something of a late starter when he began plotting his career growing up in the Alsace region of France on the border with Germany.
Read: Rally champion rules out F1 switch
He first flexed his muscles as a champion gymnast. At three years old he was following in the gym shoes of his late father Guy Loeb, himself a champion athlete as well as a gymnastics instructor.
One year later, the junior Loeb was the proud owner of a red racing bike and soon showed signs of a competitive instinct, never missing any opportunity to go riding on the streets with his school friends.
But Loeb did not get behind the wheel of a car until, like any other teenager in France, he began driving lessons.
"In my family there was no links to motorsport or even being fans of motorsport," he explained.
"So it was only when I had my driving license that I got to enjoy driving a car. Then I started car racing when I was 22 -- not so young."
At that time Loeb was earning his living as an electrician, a pursuit he describes as "not my passion, just my job."
On the side, he twice entered the Youth Rally, an event for up-and-coming drivers organized by the French Motor Racing Federation.
Read: Motorcycling champion dances with danger
Although he narrowly missed out on the title, his performances attracted the attention of former amateur racer Dominique Heintz, who, in 1996, decided to help Loeb turn rallying from a hobby into a profession.
"The person that helped me most in my career is Dominique," said Loeb, who now runs his eponymous race team with Heintz. "He gave me the opportunity to start in rallies and is someone who is now my friend."
If Loeb came to motorsport a little later -- most racing success stories are built on a junior karting career -- he soon recognized that he had a natural talent for driving.
"Since the start I was just natural," said Loeb, who now flies a helicopter as a hobby. "For me, it's been more about talent than work.
"The first thing you need is to get a feeling with the car. You need to feel when you have to brake and what speed to enter the corner.
"In rally you need to try to be as close as possible to 100% without knowing the roads really well, so you need a lot of improvisation in your driving.
"The feeling in the car when you reach your limits, when you pull everything together to be the fastest, to beat the others, to be first, this is mainly the feeling I have driving the car and this was just my passion. I love it."
Read: Japan's tennis 'rock star'
The combination of passion and raw talent attracted interest from French car manufacturer Citroen, and in 2001 Loeb stormed to the junior WRC title.
Two years later, he competed in a full season of the senior WRC for Citroen, losing out on the title by a single point.
Loeb had made his mark, and his unprecedented era of dominance began the following year.
Numbers may not matter to the rallying superstar but, after nearly a decade at the top of the tree, Loeb concedes this time age did play a part in his decision to quit while he was ahead.
"I have other things to do in my life," said Loeb. "It's not like when you start and you're 24 or 25 and you just want to do your passion.
"Now I have a daughter (Valentine) and a wife (Severine). I have a good life, I have everything I need. It's time to enjoy it and rest a bit.
"I never have a fear when I drive but I know it's dangerous, it's one of the reasons I decided to stop rallies.
"When you are in Finland, jumping at 200 kph (125 mph) in the middle of the trees, it's dangerous!"
Read: The most brutal water sport?
Loeb may be happy to settle for nine WRC titles, but his driving ambition remains undimmed.
Talk of retirement is for a distant time in the future -- a date to which Loeb has no intention of counting down.
"I don't know, (I'll keep driving) as long as I feel able to go fast, to fight for the win and as long as I enjoy it," he said. "It will be a few years.
"I think I will retire from all rallies soon. I've really tried to prepare for the future to find something to do as a driver -- and now I think I've found it.
"Rallying is difficult but racing (on the track) needs other skills and I still have a lot to improve and a lot to learn."
For now, the son of a math teacher and gymnastics instructor is going back to racing school.


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Held at The Village Studios in West Los Angeles, "Catch a Fire" Is the P&E Wing's Third Annual Gathering Recognizing Achievements and Contributions of the Music Industry's Production Community
SANTA MONICA, Calif. (Feb. 25, 2010) — On Wednesday, January 27, 2010, leading musical instrument and professional audio companies showed their support as The Recording Academy® Producers & Engineers Wing® honored Island Records founder and legendary record producer Chris Blackwell, who received the P&E Wing's Commitment to Excellence Award. The event, entitled "Catch a Fire," was held at The Village Studios in West Los Angeles and was the third annual gathering during GRAMMY® Week that seeks to recognize the achievements and contributions of the music industry's technical creative community. This year's event, held as part of the run-up to the 52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards telecast, was co-hosted by Honorary Event Chairs (and multiple GRAMMY winners) Jimmy Jam and Daniel Lanois. Also in attendance were Jackson Browne, Quincy Jones, Chris Lord-Alge, Jerry Moss, Phil Ramone, Robbie Robertson and Lucinda Williams, to name a few.
West L.A. Music and The Village Studios served as presenting sponsors for the event. Co-sponsors included such leading professional audio manufacturers/institutions as Avid®; Shure Incorporated; PMC Ltd.; Prism Sound; Harman International brands AKG Acoustics, JBL, and Lexicon; Monster Cable® Products; Melodyne®; Korg USA; Native Instruments; MXL; KRK Systems; and Sennheiser. Eco-friendly cocktails were provided courtesy of Anheuser-Busch, VeeV and Fiji Water.
Maureen Droney, Senior Executive Director of the P&E Wing, noted, "We're extremely proud that this event has taken on such importance to our community, and we are tremendously grateful that these manufacturers lent their support to such a gathering."
Pictured are (top row, L-R): William Sculley, West L.A. Music; Casey Young, Lexicon; Mark Spiwak, West L.A. Music; Matt Ferguson, Korg USA; Frank Oglethorpe, Prism Sound; Linda White, Avid Technology, Inc.; Maurice Patist, PMC Ltd.; Greg Pedersen, Monster Cable® Products; Noel Gould, West L.A. Music/Monster Cable Products; Phil Johnson, Korg USA; Gage Karst, Monster Cable Products; Maureen Droney, The Recording Academy®; and Mark Posgay, Monster Cable Products. (Bottom row, L-R): Dave Anderson, Avid Technology, Inc.; Mark Brunner, Shure Incorporated; Gadget Hopkins, West L.A. Music; Michael MacDonald, Harman International, Inc.; and Peter Chaikin, JBL Professional. These representatives from leading musical instrument/professional audio manufacturers supported the P&E Wing's GRAMMY® Week event, entitled "Catch a Fire," held on January 27, 2010, at The Village Studios in West Los Angeles. Photo by Maury Phillips/WireImage.com. Photo Courtesy of The Recording Academy®/WireImage.com/Maury Phillips © 2010.


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This is a wonderful development property. It may be desirable to look at creating two parcels to develop. One could be centered around the ''in place'' cul-de-sac, the other could be to the rear of the 15.85 acres, each offering great access off of Moneta Road.
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The Condor has landed.
Nicknames have dominated the sports world since the first competitive event
took place back in Ancient Greece. From 'Heartbreaker' Hercules (I swear that's
real) to Frank 'Big Hurt' Thomas, nicknames are used to simplify an athlete's
greatest asset into one powerful image.
Take the world of BMX. The current grand vizier is Mat Hoffman, nicknamed the 'Condor'. But unfortunately, this nick is fitting for more than one reason.
Sure, like a condor Mat wears all black and seemingly soars through the air
astride his bike. But condors are also scavengers, feasting on the remains of
the dead. Likewise, Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX scavenges together scraps from
the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater series and
patches 'em together into a brutally derivative (if still decent) experience.
At least he's not endangered.
Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX is pretty much what you'd figure – Tony Hawk
on a bike. Anyone even vaguely familiar with the THPS games will instantly
recognize the menus, gameplay controls and graphics. It almost looks like a
mod, though it plays a bit differently.
The lineup of riders is impressive, including X-Games stars like Cory Nastazio, Dennis McCoy and Simon Tabron. Maybe not household names yet, but any BMX fans will recognize 'em instantly.
The tweaks to the THPS engine are most noticeable in the controls.
Obviously, riding a bike as opposed to a skateboard opens up a whole new slew
of issues. Tricks often take longer to complete since the rider has to get fully
back on the bike before landing, else wind up in that awful crotch-meets-handlebars
position. Ouch. The timing of button presses is also a little different – you
need to hold the directions longer for the tricks to take effect – but by and
large the scheme is identical to THPS.
Thankfully, they included the manuals from Tony
Hawk's Pro Skater 2 to help tie big tricks together for monster scores.
The addition of the ability to pull off tricks by riding fakie (backwards) also
adds all kinds of possibilities. Add to that the ability to 'stall' on a ledge
to rack up points and you've got a more robust trick system than either THPS
game. Some of the more complex combos look amazing.
But while the controls are simple enough, the engine itself seems to have
suffered in the translation. You'll occasionally get caught on mysterious ledges,
hang in the air too long and crash. A few times I even managed to fall off the
bike in mid-air in the middle of a trick. Great for realism, but not great since
it's actually a glitch. You'll often nail a landing you should have missed and
vice versa. For a game that took so long to ship, you'd figure it would be bereft
of bugs.
The graphics are decent if largely bland. The textures are chunky with the occasional big fat wall of pixels standing out. The framerate is solid, but the aforementioned occasional glitches can mar the whole thing.
The gameplay flow is so identical to the original THPS that you might even
forget you're playing Mat Hoffman during a load screen. There are eight levels
(two are competitions) and each one has five requirements to fulfill in order
to gain 'magazine covers' (ie. the 'tapes' in THPS). The requirements
themselves are totally redundant – spell T-R-I-C-K, get a Pro score, get a Championship
score, find the Secret cover and knock over 5 of something or other (vending
machines, satellite dishes, etc). As opposed to the wealth of varied req's in
THPS 2 or even the specific trick req's in Dave
Mirra Freestyle, the repetitive req's in Mat Hoffman lead to levels
that are poorly differentiated.
of this can be attributed to the developer switcharoo. While the game is published
by Activision and is using a tweaked version of the lauded Tony Hawk
engine, it was not developed by Neversoft, the folks behind the Hawk
games. Rather, developer credits go to Runecraft and Shaba Games.
Neversoft built some amazing levels for the THPS games; smart design
led to levels that seemed open and lines that were happenstance. You really
felt like you could go anywhere and do anything. Perhaps due in part to the
new development teams, the levels in Mat Hoffman are largely the opposite.
It's painfully obvious where to go for the big points with too many connected
rails and too many obvious lines. The joy of discovery that made THPS
such a great game is sort of lost here. With the exception of the fun Sewage
Plant level and the final competition, the areas are pretty forgettable.
At least you can always design your own using the Park editor (another carryover
from THPS 2), but it's so much smaller than the normal levels it barely
seems worth the effort. Adds some replay, though.
The soundtrack is pretty diverse with tracks from a wide range of bands, including
Jurassic 5, OutKast, Bad Brains, the B-52's and token old-schooler Paris. Not
shabby, but still nothing here is as good as 'Bring Da Noiz' from THPS 2.
Chuck D, where art thou?
The depth brought to the table in THPS 2 is lacking here. You can gain
access to 3 bikes per character and can tweak a few settings, but you can't
alter stat points to better customize your rider. This was one of the better
additions to the THPS franchise and it's odd that they didn't put it in here
as well.
The multiplayer adds more game, though it's exactly the same H-O-R-S-E, Trick
Attack and Grafitti modes found in you-know-what.
And that's the big problem with Mat Hoffman – it's doesn't do a good job separating
itself from it's forbears. I know that consistency is important in a product
line, but this ends up looking like such a total copycat job that you wonder
where all the effort went. It ends up feeling like Tony Hawk 1.5 instead
of it's own actual property. A good game doesn't necessarily have to re-invent
the wheel, but how about at least picking some new fonts?
I realize this all sounds pretty harsh, and the fact of the matter is that there's still some fun to be had here. Grinding rails into manuals into big silly tricks for mad points is still plenty of fun, and fans of the 'other' games will certainly enjoy this one for a spell.
But frankly, this type of fun we've all seen for the PSX twice already, and
there's not really enough here to warrant dropping the dough and adding it to
the collection – so rent before you buy. A move to the PS2 and some serious
glitch smoothing could make this a winner, but in the meantime I'll stick with
my deck.


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Fury was quick to avenge his knock-down in round three, hitting Cunningham hard with a right hand of his own. Both fighters exchanged blows as Cunningham took the advantage just before the bell with a smart right slice.
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