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Showcasing the Console + Inspector, preview of the Canvas Debugger, JS Debugger and Shader Editor.
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I was fortunate to be able to attend the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco this year. Thanks to our organizers and IT staff for all the hard work they put into making everything run so smoothly.
This was the first year Mozilla had an actual booth on the show floor and we put it to good use demoing our Developer Tools alongside some fun games. We showed off our new Canvas Debugger (should be landing next week!), the Shader Editor as well as our Debugger and our other inspection tools. People were really receptive to the Canvas tool. The Shader Editor got a fair number of positive comments as well. I was also able to show off our Network panel as a temporary solution for inspecting game assets like textures.
Another well-received demo was a setup where I paused my desktop JS Debugger when receiving a device orientation event on my phone. I loaded the three.js DeviceOrientation demo on my phone's browser (Firefox for Android). I then connected the phone via USB to my laptop and launched our remote tools via the "connect" option. Opening the Events panel, I was able to pick "deviceorientation" as a category and selecting that caused execution on the phone to immediately pause with my desktop debugger showing the exact location.
Debugging device events is easy to do on a mobile device. I was also able to demo our Shader Editor running on mobile which was pretty cool. Editing shaders in real-time running on a remote device is some real science fiction level stuff.
Having the kind of immediate feedback for WebGL (and soon WebAudio) that our tools provide is kind of a big deal for people who aren't used to living in a dynamic environment like a web browser. There is lots of opportunity in this space to make tools for game developers that are fun to use and interactive. You can literally program your game while playing it.
This feels like a tipping point for games on the web. There are now multiple engine developers offering the Web as a bona fide deployment target. Three big engines have reduced their pricing models to the point of being effectively free for most developers and that happened just this week. This is a big deal and I think we're going to start seeing a lot of game publishers shipping games to the web very soon.
We also weren't the only booth showing off HTML5-related game technology. Nintendo is shipping a "Web Framework" around a bundled WebKit shell for deployment on the WiiU and had a pretty sizeable installation to show it off. Unity is also making that a deployment target. Various other booths were demoing HTML5 games and tech.
In the emerging technology department, head-mounted displays were in full-evidence. Sony just announced a new piece of head-gear for the PS4 and there were some other vendors kicking around similar technologies. At this point, it seems obvious that head-displays are going to be very real, very soon. The lines of people at Oculus' displays were a constant stream of humanity.
Updated Console Keyboard Shortcuts in Firefox
"keyboard" by Mark Lane on Flickr
Cmd-Alt-K on OS X or Ctrl-Shift-K on Linux or Windows will now always focus the console input line. It will no longer close the entire toolbox and you'll have to use one of the other global toolbox commands, Cmd-Alt-i (or Ctrl-Shift-i) or F12.
Keyboard shortcuts.
They are the bane of Firefox Developer Tools engineers. Ask us in #devtools for a new keyboard shortcut to do X and you will be greeted by a chorus of groans. There just aren't enough keys on a keyboard for everything we need to use them for.
I added a recent change to automatically focus the Console's input line when clicking anywhere in the console's output area (bug 960695). This spawned a series of follow-ups.
The first of these was the addition of Page Up and Page Down controls on the input line. (bug 962531). Now when the input line is focused, it will scroll the output area with page up and page down keys. If the autocomplete popup is active, it'll scroll too. It's a little thing that's nice to have when you're flipping through all of the completions for, say, the global window object.
The most important change we landed this weekend is a change to the Console's main Keyboard Shortcut, Cmd-Alt-K on OS X or Ctrl-Shift-K if you're on Linux or Windows. This key will now always focus the console input line. It will no longer close the entire toolbox and you'll have to use one of the other global toolbox commands, Cmd-Alt-i (or Ctrl-Shift-I) or F12. (see bug 612253 for details and history)
Try it out. Tell us if you hate it. You can reach us here, IRC, or on the twitters.
And there's still more to do. I filed bug 967044 to make the Home and End keys do the right thing in the Console's input line. We have this "metabug" tracking all of the open shortcut bugs in Firefox Devtools. Are we missing any? Let us know!
Firefox 27 Devtools Fixes
201 bugs found.
Devtools Resolved Bugs, 2013-09-10 – 2013-09-17
Fat Arrow Functions in JavaScript
Hard to beat C# and CoffeeScript here
- Brendan Eich, Arrow Function Syntax Rationale
Since sometime back in the heady days of Firefox 22, Firefox gained the ability to use Fat Arrow Functions in JavaScript. Users of CoffeeScript (or, I guess, C#) will be familiar with the syntax. We've been using these in Firefox DevTools code for nearly 6 months.
You can use them today in any shipping Firefox and experiment with them live in the Scratchpad or Console.
They look like this:
let x = (args) => { /* some function gunk */ };
If you want to call it, you can with
Fat Arrow functions have a couple of interesting properties. First and probably most useful is that they gain the scope of the environment they're defined in. You can't change the value of
this by using a
call() or
bind() function.
Second, Fat Arrow functions don't have their own prototype or a constructor. (They have the standard Function prototype). This means trying to use the
new operator on a fat arrow function results in a TypeError.
That's all well and good, but what is the practical application of all of this? If you're a JavaScript programmer, chances are you've seen (and done) something like this before:
var listener = node.addEventListener("click", function(event) { let _target = event.target; this.handleClick(_target); }.bind(this));
Inside we call a local method called handleClick() with the event's target property. Nothing too exciting.
With Fat Arrow Functions, that becomes:
var listener = node.addEventListener("click", (event) => { let _target = event.target; this.handleClick(_target); });
Look at all that saved typing!
The real benefit of course is that you don't have to go through the mental hoop-jumping of trying to figure out what scope your function is going to run in (and more often-than-not, you just wanted it to run inside the current scope the function is being defined in anyway).
It just does the right thing.
Some interesting facts about Fat Arrow Functions
You can use them recursively. Because the containing scope closes over the fat arrow function, you can do things like,
let fib = (n) => { if (n <= 1) return 1; return fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2); }
You can't use fat arrow functions as Generators. Deep continuations are not allowed. Fat Arrow functions are intended to be super light.
The "
=>" syntax behaves like a "low-precedence assignment" operation. In
let x = () => { }
the order of operation is from left to right.
I didn't include it originally, but some Fat Arrow Enthusiasts encouraged me to mention expression function syntax.
let square = (x) => { return x * x };
is equivalent to:
let square = x => x * x;
For single arguments, you can leave off the ()s. And for function expressions, you can lose the {}s and the return statement. Note that you cannot even use a return statement in this case as it'll generate a syntax error about a missing semicolon. Don't even try it!
New Devtools Peers: Jim Blandy and Alex Poirot
Please be advised, we have two new peers in the Firefox Developer Tools Module:
Jim Blandy, our Remote Protocol author, has been added as a reviewer for the Debugger.
Alex Poirot (aka "ochameau" on IRC) has been working with Paul on a new App Manager component for debugging apps on B2G. It should be landing soon.
For code reviews,
- Mihai Sucan, (Console, Net Monitor, Source Editor)
- Joe Walker, (GCLI, Inspector, Framework)
- Paul Rouget, (Framework, Inspector, Responsive Mode, App Manager)
- Panagiotis Astithas, (Debugger, Scratchpad)
- Heather Arthur, (Inspector, Scratchpad, Style Editor)
- Mike Ratcliffe, (Framework, Inspector)
- Victor Porof, (Debugger, Net Monitor, Tilt)
- Anton Kovalyov, (Profiler, Scratchpad, Source Editor)
- Nick Fitzgerald, (Source Maps, Debugger)
- Jim Blandy, (Debugger, Remote Protocol)
- Alex Poirot, (App Manager)
- Rob Campbell (Scratchpad, Debugger, Profiler, General)
- Dave Camp (Debugger, Inspector, Framework, General)
Also, Dave would like to keep an eye on changes to directory structure and the loading of our Tools while we transition to a new top-level /devtools directory. We ask that changes to devtools/Loader.jsm should go to him.
Please be kind to our Developer Tools Peers. Send them lots of patches.
Pinchy Rediscovered
I had a funny moment this morning. I set up my Mac's wireless keyboard and trackpad and was looking around for Firefox' gesture preferences. I had setup Shift+Swipe-left / Swipe Right to switch tabs on my trackpad and am fairly used to that behavior. I did a search and found a link on Duck Duck Go was a link to a Firefox support post talking about Pinchy: a simple addon I wrote a couple of years back to set those preferences.
Too bad it requires a manual uninstall but for the most part, it does the trick and I got my gestures back.
- pinch in == zoom in
- shift + pinch in == close tab
- pinch out == zoom out
- shift + pinch out == toggle full screen
- shift + 3-finger swipe left == previous tab
- shift + 3-finger swipe right == next tab
Source: https://github.com/robcee/pinchy
New DevTools peer: Nick Fitzgerald
We've added a new Module Peer to Firefox Developer Tools: Nick Fitzgerald aka @fitzgen. Please send him your patches for the Debugger and SourceMaps. He will review them.
Congrats, Nick!
I sat in on three sessions at Google IO 2013 yesterday.
Memory Lane with Chrome Devtools and GMail was the first.
The presenters showed off their Heap Tracking Profiler and Memory Tracking tool in the Timeline and explained how to use them to track down a leaky DOM node. It was a practical application of how to use a developer tool to solve a particular problem.
One interesting takeaway that surprised the presenters during their research: Always allocating more memory (caching) as a way to improve performance in a large application like Gmail is not a panacea for slow performance. Having a large heap space actually slows down the garbage collector and your performance suffers. It's a fine balance.
What surprised me was how they analyzed their problem by tracking a user with a known high memory problem for three days. The Google team constantly monitors their apps' performance via the window.performance API and can single out hotspots in the population.
The next talk I sat in on was about Chrome Apps. The presenter, Erik Kay showed off some of the "Immersive" experiences of Chrome Apps and the different ways they could interact with the hardware on the Chrome Book. The talk included a demo of a small thermal printer being hooked up and controlled over USB which garnered some applause.
The Chrome Web Store lets you buy apps for Chrome.
The only real mention of Android was that they were using PhoneGap and Cordova to provide their compatibility layer. Same for IOS. There will be compatibility issues with deploying on iOS but it seems surprising that they would pursue this completely separate technology for Android. Surely they could ship a full version of the Chrome Runtime and deal with hardware incompatibilities directly.
The questions from the room were interesting. One man (not a Mozillian) asked about WebRTC compatibility across the different platforms, pointedly repeating the question of whether or not he'd be able to use WebRTC in an app on iOS. Only when their WebView supports it.
Another man asked something about interoperability between B2G and ChromeRT. Erik said that there is "no forcing function yet to drive standardization".
I think my biggest takeaway from this talk was that people wearing Google Glass look like dorks.
My second biggest takeaway was that I was very surprised that there was zero mention of the Google Play Store for Chrome Apps.
Last talk I attended was a Fireside Chat with the Blink Team. While I was expecting an actual fire and was disappointed there wasn't one, the team bravely took questions from an audience confused about feature-detection, unprefixed CSS and market fragmentation.
Dan Buchner asked the panel something about standardization and I felt a little badly for the Blink team who had a whole chunk of slides talking about how they're going to be good citizens. (If you want to participate, you should join firstname.lastname@example.com.)
I was interested in ChromeStatus.com/features which shows a spreadsheet of features in-progress. Time will tell how their Intent to Implement and Intent to Ship broadcasting will work from an Open Source point-of-view, but they are currently claiming that a third of their intents to implement are coming from outside of Google.
I wanted to meet Paul Irish after the talk but Steven Shankland showed up and pushed me out of the way. When he was done I did get to meet him, but I think Buchner had made him angry or something. Maybe he was just tired. I dunno.


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Milton Court is part of a bigger development that includes private residential accommodation and mixes living and working spaces with the performing arts. It puts the Guildhall School at the heart of an internationally significant cultural and educational quarter, forming the hub for the School's growing relationships with the LSO and the Barbican Centre. In addition, the School's facilities at long last match the outstanding quality of its training and the success of its graduates.
The design for Milton Court and The Heron was originally conceived by David Walker Architects, initially on behalf of the City of London Corporation. When Heron International won the competition to become the Corporation's development partner for the site, it appointed RHWL Architects as lead consultant, with David Walker Architects as design architect and RHWL Arts Team as architect and designer for the new Guildhall School of Music & Drama facility.
The construction project, which began in July 2010, was completed in July 2013. Read more about the construction of Milton Court:

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Rhyming Words
Delia Culton, Mrs. Framhein, Kindergarten
Topic: Students love rhyming words. This lesson will focus on a few things, onset/rime using rhyming words, categorizing words that rhyme and working with the book "Sheep in a Jeep" to read and write rhyming words.
Rationale: Using onset/rime for rhyming words helps students in both reading and writing when trying to figure out words they don't know; (ex. if they know /sh/ -eep, they can sound out /st/ -eep also) Making it enjoyable with a game ("duck, Duck, Goose") as well as a book will engage the students while still teaching them the necessary information.
Prior Knowledge: Students know of rhyming words and enjoy finding them in texts. A few have an understanding of changing the first letter in a word to make it rhyme. Most students will also be familiar with the story.
STANDARD 3.1 (Reading) All students will understand and apply the knowledge of sounds, letters, and words in written English to become independent and fluent readers, and will read a variety of materials and texts with fluency and comprehension.
3.1. B.2. Demonstrate phonemic awareness by rhyming, clapping syllables, and substituting sounds.
3.1. D.4. Listen and respond attentively to literary texts (e.g., nursery rhymes) and functional texts (e.g., science books).
3.1. G.2. Verbally identify the main character, setting, and important events in a story read aloud.
STANDARD 3.2 (Writing) All students will write in clear, concise, organized language that varies in content and form for different audiences and purposes.
3.2. A.7. Begin to sequence story events for writing using pictures, developmental spelling, or conventional text.
Assessment: "Duck, Duck, Goose"- if student can tell me the word when it is their turn I will be able to assess who understands onset/rime.
Assessment: Each individual student will have to place their word on the board under the correct rhyme category. I will correct the students who are wrong and be able to assess whether the student understands the rhyme scheme.
Assessment: I will check the students' worksheet of beginning, middle and end sentences to make sure they match with the correct parts of the story.
Assessment: Students will use the name song to rhyme with their own name and fill it in on a worksheet so I can check that they understand the concept of only changing the first letter sound in a word.
Hook: Students will play phonemic awareness game, "Duck, Duck, Goose" (they are familiar with it) using onset/rime for rhyming words from "Sheep in a Jeep". In this game I will "duck" one student by saying the onset "/sh/" and then "duck" another student with the rime "-eep" and that student must then put the pieces together to figure out the word is "sheep". Once they guess the word, I will give them a card with the word on it and they must read and spell the word. Then they will have to match it to the proper rhyme category on the board. For example, -eep/-eap or –ud, or –elp. This will allow us to categorize the rhyming words and look at why the particular words in each group rhyme. Students will be given words based on their ability to ensure all students can and do participate.
1. After the game of "Duck, Duck, Goose", the rhyming words from "Sheep in a Jeep" will all be in their appropriate category on the board. I will review how changing the first letter sound (sometimes 2 letters /st/ or /sh/) only, makes words rhyme. For categories like –eep/-eap where the endings are different spellings, I will emphasize that different vowels grouped together can make the same sound, so even though they have different letters in the end, e-e-p and e-a-p, the words still sound the same at the end, therefore they go in the same category and rhyme.
2. I will then tell students that all the words on the board are from one book. Someone will probably guess "Sheep in a Jeep". If not, I will just take the book out to show them.
3. I will have sentence strips written out of the entire story so the students can follow along with the words as I read the story.
4. I will ask the students prior to reading the story what an author and an illustrator each do. Afterwards I will ask students to tell me the characters in the book (sheep and pigs) and the setting of the story (outside in a jeep, on a hill, in mud)
"Why did the sheep yelp for help?"
"How did the sheep's jeep get out of the mud?"
"How could the sheep have stopped the accident from happening?"
"What did the sheep do with the jeep in the end?"
5. We will then read the sentence strips together using our rhyme categories to decipher words the students don't know- this will show how helpful rhyming words can be.
6. We will review the beginning, middle and end of the story. Students will be asked to raise their hand to explain a part of the story that happened at each the b/m/e.
7. I will explain the worksheet the students will be doing based on the b/m/e before handing it out to them (attached). Students will complete the worksheet individually; there will be 3 pictures from the story on the page, one each from the b/m/e. Next to each picture the students must copy the correct sentence from the sentence strips that matches with that part of the story to summarize the b/m/e.
As a review we will sing the name song (Delia, Delia, Bo-Belia, Banana Fana Fo-Felia, Mi My Mo-Melia, Delia) using the students' name. I will write one on chart paper to show the students how you can change just the first letter sound in a word to make it rhyme, and nonsense words are allowed because it can still rhyme with the real word. Remind them that Dr. Seuss liked to do that a lot with nonsense words.
Students will then be given a blank version of the song to fill in their own name and the nonsense rhymes to show they understand the changing of the first letter to fit their name and rhymes into the song (attached).
Individualization: I will give students the onset/rime for words depending on their skill level (lower level learners will receive /g/-o, for "go" while higher level learners will receive /sh/- rug for "shrug", which is slightly more difficult) during the "Duck, Duck, Goose" game.
I will include visuals of the rhyming words as they are categorized on the board as well as visuals of the sentences from the story on the sentence strips. In addition to the sentence strips being up for visual learners I will read the book and then have the students read along a second time for auditory learners.
I will also review with the students the beginning, middle and end before they are asked to do the worksheet in order to make sure all students are following along and understand what I expect of them.
Finally, I will walk around the room while students are working on both worksheets to monitor who needs assistance and to make sure all students are staying on task and understand the assignment in order to complete it properly.
Follow-up Activities: This lesson does not coincide directly with the curriculum used in the classroom so an easy way to follow-up on the lesson is to incorporate rhyming words into other lessons already in the curriculum. When students learn a new letter they can use words they already know (such as their names) and use the new letter to make a rhyme with that word. For example, next week when we learn the letter "L", the students can rhyme their name using the letter "L"- Delia and Lelia. With other texts we read, both for social studies or for the Letter People, students can listen for and name rhyming words they hear in the text. Students can also practice writing and spelling rhyming words during center time; one such center has them use letter stamps to write words and they can use the stamps to make all "-an" words, all of which rhyme.
Beginning/Middle/End worksheet
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Theme: Livable Communities & the Human Condition
Anchorage, AK, United States
March 19th, 2011
About this event
Livable Communities & the Human Condition -- Alaska's Story
Alaska has an incredibly powerful story to share, at the same time it has an opportunity to learn from others. That exchange of ideas contributes to stronger partnerships and more sustainable communities. Alaska is part of a global narrative on livability that Partners for Livable Communities, among others, defines as the sum of the factors that add up to a community's quality of life—including the built and natural environments, economic prosperity, social stability and equity, educational opportunity, and cultural, entertainment and recreation possibilities. Join us as TEDxAnchorage explores this concept within Alaska's context.
Confirmed Speakers
Aaron Cooke
Aaron Cooke is a designer with the Cold Climate Research Center in Fairbanks, Alaska. The Research Center promotes the development of healthy, durable, and sustainable shelter for Alaskans and other circumpolar peoples. He has worked in Siberia, Denmark, Canada and the Alaskan north and currently designs and monitors experimental prototype homes for rural Alaskan communities.
Evan Cutler
Evan is a private consultant providing technical and marketing research, business planning, patent analysis & defense, and writing and multimedia in a variety of areas ...since moving to Alaska in 1999. He is also a partner in Advanced Market Systems, Inc, where he works with a small team to develop patented software technology that will revolutionize the real-time stock/financial market data delivery & display industry. As co-founder of Sustainable Girdwood in 2009, under the non-profit umbrella of Girdwood Inc., he has worked on developing plans and building support in his community for small and midscale renewable energy and year-round food production infrastructure. In 2010 Sustainable Girdwood built their first 4 ½ test greenhouses, began the hands on process of growing food, and worked with engineers to develop plans for hydropower in Girdwwod. His goal in this area is for Girdwood, and Alaska as a whole, to apply proven technologies to rapidly become energy and food independent in a sustainable manner so as to alleviate the rapidly mounting problems caused by participating in an unsustainable, non-renewable, earth degrading consumption society . Among other things, he was an Alaskan Republican Delegate for Ron Paul to the 2008 National Republican Convention, helped found the Green Party USA, has written one book, produced several DVDs, and is co-author on one patent application pending.
Diane Kaplan
In 2001, Diane Kaplan was named president of the Anchorage-based Rasmuson Foundation. She began administering the Foundation in 1995. From 1994-2001, Kaplan's consulting company provided management and government relations services to philanthropic and nonprofit organizations and Native corporations and tribes. She was previously president & chief executive officer of Alaska's 28-station public radio network. Kaplan earned a degree in Communications and Women's Studies from the University of Pennsylvania, graduating summa cum laude. She was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. She attended executive management programs at the Wharton School, Stanford University and UC Berkeley. Kaplan is a member of the executive committee of the Anchorage Schools Foundation. She serves as a board member of The Foraker Group, Alaska Children's Trust and United States Artists. In addition, she is a member of the Alaska Native Heritage Month Advisory Board, University of Alaska Anchorage Honors College Advisory Board, Alaska Railroad Corporation Community Advisory Board, Philanthropy Northwest Honorary Council, and the Anchorage Rotary Club. Ms. Kaplan's community contributions have been recognized by the National Organization of Black Elected Legislative Women, the Council on Foundations, Alaska Federation of Natives, YWCA, and Anchorage Chamber of Commerce ATHENA Society. Kaplan married Mel Sather in 1987. Their family includes three grown sons and five grandchildren.
Michelle Sparck
Michelle (Macuar) Sparck grew up in Bethel and is a member of Chevak's Qissunamiut Tribe. While attending the American University in Washington, D.C., Michelle worked for the Alaska Delegation on Alaska Resource and social service issues. With Senate and House experience, Michelle returned home to work for the Association of Village Council Presidents and a number of regional and statewide tribal organizations throughout the years. Five years after first winning a series of seed money from the Alaska Federation of Natives' Alaska Marketplace competition modeled after a World Bank program to spark entrepreneurial ideas in developing nations, or in this case, off-the-grid Alaska, Michelle, along with her triplet sisters Cika and Amy, are utilizing traditional gathering knowledge to produce a high-end skin care line, cosmetics and toiletries. Launching their debut product this month, an Anti-Aging Skin Serum from their premier Quyung-lii Line (The Potent One,) this Alaska Native family owned and operated company attempts to bring about innovative economic development in harmony with the Yup'ik / Cup'ik traditional way of life. It is Applied Subsistence in the marketplace with 100% resource utility.
Dr. Alex Hills
Dr. Alex Hills is Distinguished Service Professor at Carnegie Mellon University. He is best known for his work in communication technology. He built the world's first Wi-Fi network, and he was instrumental in bringing modern telecommunications services – radio, television and telephone – to small Alaska villages at a time when these services were badly needed. Beginning in 1993, Professor Hills conceived, founded and led Carnegie Mellon's Wireless Andrew project, a campus-wide high-speed wireless network that served as a prototype for modern Wi-Fi networks. This work is the subject of his new book, The Road to Wi-Fi. In Alaska he worked in the 1970s and 1980s to build public radio stations across Alaska and to develop the state's telecommunications networks so that even small villages could receive telephone and television service. In those days, he was known to radio listeners as "Alex in the Morning." A wireless researcher, Dr. Hills is a frequent speaker at universities, conferences and conventions. He has authored many journal papers and technical reports, and he also writes for the public in magazines like Scientific American. An inventor with 12 patents, he is a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. Professor Hills has a great deal of international experience. He has lectured and consulted in many countries: Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Columbia, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Ghana, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Panama, Russia, Singapore, South Africa and South Korea. He lives with his wife Meg, who is a nurse practitioner. The couple has two daughters, Rebecca and Karen, both Ph.D. candidates.
Amy Pettit
Amy Pettit was raised on a cow-calf operation on the Southern Oregon Coast where her father is a 3rd generation rancher. Amy lived and worked on a farm in Australia while pursuing her Bachelors' degree from Oregon State University in Agricultural Business Management. She then worked for the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Kansas prior to being imported to the State of Alaska by her husband, who was born and raised in Palmer. Amy started as a summer intern with the Division of Agriculture in 2005. She then became a Development Specialist in the Marketing & Inspection Section in 2006. In 2010 reorganization put Amy in charge of the Marketing section managing the Alaska Grown program, a variety of State and Federal Grant programs, the Country of Origin Labeling inspection program as well as the new Farm to School program for the Division.
Allison Warden
Allison Warden: Indigenous Inter-Disciplinary Art - A Way to Inspire Conversations within Community Allison Warden (AKU-MATU) is an Iñupiaq Eskimo Inter-Disciplinary Artist with a passion for the self-determination of Indigenous Peoples. She raps under the name AKU-MATU and loves working w...ith young people, empowering them through the use of theatre and music. She creates her own beats for her rhymes, sampling traditional sounds and inserting her Iñupiaq language into her songs. She recently performed as AKU-MATU at Columbia University, as part of a concert put on by the Department of Ethnomusicology. She lives in Anchorage, Alaska and has close ties to her home community of Kaktovik, Alaska. Her one-woman show, "Ode to the Polar Bear" has toured extensively across Alaska and the lower-48 and is being re-worked into a completely new and longer piece, titled "Calling All Polar Bears". She acted in Andrew MacLean's film, "Sikumi" that will premiere at Sundance in 2011. In 2009, she was part of the "virtual subsistence" exhibition at MTS Gallery and coordinated over 25 people to participate in a performance which focused on the incident with the Point Hope caribou and land use issues. Allison is an engaged community member, passionate about awakening Indigenous youth to their potential and voice.
Marian Call
Marian Call is a professional musician and online entrepreneur boldly road-testing new and alternative business models to monetize her art and kickstart her travel. In the last year she used Twitter and Facebook to coordinate and fund a tour of all fifty United States as well as most of populated Canada, and she is currently wrapping work on her third album, which is entirely funded by fans of her work. She has too many schemes and ideas to fit in her own head so she hopes to share them other artists, entrepreneurs, and community-builders around the world.
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Anchorage, AK, 99501
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The MetroHealth System is first in Northeast Ohio to perform procedure
Cardiologists at The MetroHealth System were the first in Northeast Ohio to perform the Lariat procedure - a new way for physicians to help patients with atrial fibrillation (AFib) minimize their stroke risk. The non-surgical procedure was performed on April 9th.
A patient with AFib may have blood pooled in the left atrial appendage of the heart's top chamber, which can cause blood clots and lead to stroke. Previously, if a patient was unable to take blood thinning medications to reduce this stroke risk, they would have to undergo open heart surgery to tie off the appendage to lessen the risk.
"Using the Lariat® Suture Delivery Device, we perform a minimally invasive procedure to tie off the appendage," said Ohad Ziv, MD, Director of the Atrial Fibrillation Center at MetroHealth. "For people with no other options, this is the solution for potentially saving lives."
A cardiac electrophysiologist guides two catheters entering the body through one small incision in the groin and one just under the rib cage. From each catheter, a wire is advanced to the left atrial appendage, one from the inside of the heart and the other from the outside of heart. These wires have with tiny magnets at the ends. When the magnets connect, a specialized catheter called the Lariat® Suture Delivery Device can be advanced over the left atrial appendage.
After the wires are pulled back, a suture is deployed from the Lariat around the left atrial appendage to tie it off. With the left atrial appendage closed, blood cannot enter, and blood clots cannot form, reducing the risk of stroke associated with atrial fibrillation.
"The recovery time for this procedure is much less than for open heart surgery," said Dr. Ziv. "It's a safe alternative for people who cannot be on blood thinners due to fall risk or bleeding, but at the same time face a high risk of stroke due to their atrial fibrillation."
Atrial fibrillation affects more than 2 million Americans. It is a condition characterized by irregular heartbeat and can lead to high risk of heart failure and stroke.
MetroHealth cardiologists Ohad Ziv, MD, Grace Cater MD, and Sanjay Gandhi, MD and Michael Cutler MD assisted on the procedure.
The Lariat® Suture Delivery Device is manufactured by SentreHEART, Inc. in Redwood City, CA.
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The DCTC interior design club – Design Connexion – participated in an IIDA (International Interior Design Association) charity event called Fusion + Fashion. Industry professionals as well as interior design college students designed and fabricated outfits from industry products and non-traditional garment materials and modeled them in a fashion show / competition. DCTC's Design Connexion created two outfits from aluminum cans and pop tops, and won the category "Most Unique Material". The event took place at the Varsity Theater in Minneapolis, and it was the industry social gala of the year. See the actual DCTC dresses and other winning outfits on Nicollet Mall at Target Commercial Interiors in downtown Minneapolis. Check out the pictures of the event at http://www.iida-northland.org/events/events_fusion.html


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Organizing for DADT Repeal in North Carolina
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Regional Field Director Karin Quimby and I hit the road to North Carolina this weekend! On Friday, in Charlotte, HRC partnered with local activist group CRANE for a press conference and rally to support the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." Speaking at the press conference were Eric Alva -- the first American soldier wounded in the Iraq war -- and Michael Noftzger, a veteran of the Army. Photos and video are available on CRANE's website as well as information on their "March on Myrick" campaign encouraging Rep. Sue Myrick to support DADT repeal. "It is time for us to get rid of this discriminatory law and practice what we preach when we say, 'With liberty and justice for all,'" Alva said. The repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" has taken the spotlight in recent weeks, with Senator Lieberman announcing that he will sponsor a bill in the Senate to repeal the unfair law in place since 1993. The HRC field team will be traveling the country to organize communities to let their legislators know that not only is repealing the law necessary, but that the law should be repealed NOW! The law not only affects our national security, but also prevents qualified and ready Americans from serving our country. "I love the military," Noftzger said. "I want to continue my service to my country and do so with the ability to be who I am and not to hide and lie and pretend to be something I'm not." Friday evening, after the rally, Eric, Karin, and I travelled to Raleigh to attend the annual HRC North Carolina Dinner. Before the dinner we worked the crowd to talk about DADT and get postcards signed. The postcards will be sent to members of Congress representing the Carolinas. People were eager to sign their names! Singer Clay Aiken and actress Meredith Baxter were on hand to speak about the importance of continuing to push for equal rights and the importance of repealing DADT in connection with the larger legitimacy of LGBT persons in our society. (And YES - both got postcards to sign themselves!) The postcards are only one way you can let your voice be heard. HRC has unveiled a new website where you can you can go to sign the online pledge and spread the word to your friends. Visit www.hrc.org/RepealDADT now! You can also join in our "Virtual Lobby Day" taking place this Thursday. While hundreds of HRC volunteers will be on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC meeting with their elected leaders, help us flood their inboxes and phone lines with pro-LGBT messages from back in their home districts. To join in, visit our Repeal DADT site and sign the petition. We'll email you instructions on Thursday morning about how to contact your Representatives and Senators. You can also spread the work through the Facebook event.
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Tim McGraw, LeAnn Rimes and Kellie Pickler are among the presenters at the 44th Annual Country Music Awards.Are you watching the CMAs? Tell usMcGraw is an 11-time CMA award winner and took home the top prize — entertainer of the year — in 2001. Rimes won the CMA Horizon Award in 1997, while Pickler is a two-time CMA nominee.Miranda Lambert leads Country Music Awards nominationsAlso presenting are Darius Rucker, The Band Perry, Luke Bryan, Easton Corbin, Little Big Town, Chris Young and NASCAR champ Jeff Gordon. Bryan, Corbin and Young are up for new artist of the year against the Zac Brown Band.Miranda Lambert leads the nominees with nine — the most for any female in the awards show's history.Carrie Underwood, Brad Paisley to host CMAs againHosted by Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood for the third straight year, the CMAs will air live Wednesday at 8/7c on ABC.
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Royal Caribbean International is placing its biggest bet yet on China as an emerging cruise market.
The Miami-based cruise line announced this week that it will move its new Quantum of the Seas, a 4,180-passenger vessel launching in November, to a new home port — Shanghai — after spending just six months in the New York market.
By adding Quantum of the Seas to a lineup in the region that includes two 3,114-passenger ships, Royal Caribbean is increasing its capacity in Asia by 66 percent. And it is deploying its newest hardware, which includes a simulated skydiving experience, mounted observation capsule, circus school and bumper cars, to a growing market that the world's largest cruise operators have been working to cultivate.
"This is a bold move," said Adam Goldstein, president and chief operating officer of parent company Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. "It does accentuate what we believe to be the market leadership position that we have created for the Royal Caribbean brand."
The resulting cruise ship shuffle means a loss for South Florida: Quantum sister Anthem of the Seas, which was scheduled to sail from Port Everglades starting in fall of 2015, will instead be based in Bayonne, N.J. That ship will launch in Europe next spring with voyages from Southampton before heading to the United States.
That means no new Royal Caribbean vessel will even potentially be based in South Florida until at least 2016, when new Quantum-class and Oasis-class ships are due.
During a conference call with Royal Caribbean executives Thursday, Miami cruise expert Stewart Chiron said he was hearing feedback that South Florida "is pretty upset about not having Anthem."
Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, the cruise line's executive vice president of operations, compared the South Florida market to fans who grow accustomed to their favorite sports team winning.
"Maybe South Florida's spoiled, having gotten this amazing hardware for so long," she said. "They kind of have to share the wealth a little."
The company will send Navigator of the Seas, an older, 3,114-passenger ship that was recently refurbished, to Fort Lauderdale for Caribbean sailings in the winter of 2015-16.
"China is an emerging market for cruise travel, and the industry will benefit from these new travelers experiencing the excitement and value of cruising," said Port Everglades Chief Executive and Port Director Steve Cernak in a statement. "Royal Caribbean and Port Everglades enjoy a strong, long-term partnership. We understand that deployment schedules change, and we will adjust accordingly."
Royal Caribbean last brought a brand new ship to Port Everglades when Allure of the Seas, which shares the designation of "world's largest" with Oasis of the Seas, debuted in 2010. Both 5,400-passenger ships sail year-round from Fort Lauderdale, though Oasis will head to Europe for a short stint this fall, and Allure will follow for 22 European sailings between May and October of 2015.
"It was actually because we have those ships based in Port Everglades that we are able to expand our deployment more into New York and Southampton and Shanghai with Quantum-class cruising," Goldstein said. "We need to be present with state-of-the-art capacity in more places than South Florida, but South Florida remains fundamental to our brand and to our company and to the industry."
Mike Driscoll, editor of the trade publication Cruise Week, said the decision also speaks to the "severity" of pricing in the Caribbean, which has been a struggle for the industry in recent years. Putting brand new capacity in New York will allow Royal Caribbean to command top prices when both ships launch.
"Given what they're doing, they are going to have incredibly strong rates for both Quantum and Anthem," he said. "I think on the face of it, it just seems like a very original way to go to market and the way to increase pricing for Royal Caribbean in North America."
Chiron, CEO of CruiseGuy.com, said Quantum should also perform well for Royal Caribbean in Shanghai.
"The pricing on cruises departing from Shanghai is twice as much as Hong Kong or Singapore," he said, "and significantly more than they would get here."
Royal Caribbean said the plan is to source passengers from the Chinese market, which will require some tweaks to retail and casino spaces, galleys and food offerings, and entertainment and crew.
For his part, Chiron called the decision "a great move for the company" — even if it means the product stays out of reach for South Floridians.
"No one here is flying out to Asia to catch a cruise," he said. "You might as well have put that ship out on Mars as far as the No. 1 cruise market in the world is concerned."


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KABUL, Afghanistan Soldiers with the 1st Company, 3rd Kandak, 201st Corps, Afghan National Army, and Troop A, 1st Squadron, 113th Cavalry Regiment, Task Force Redhorse, spoke with Sabikhel locals in Parwan province recently about their role in the security of Afghanistan Jan. 19.
"It is important to let the people know that the Afghan government is doing its best to improve the security and continue to develop as a country," said Naweed Achmad, Afghan National Army platoon sergeant. "My hope for Afghanistan is that it continues to develop, improve its security and everybody gets an education. I want to see Afghanistan grow as a strong country."
"The ANA platoon sergeant wanted to mobilize people to do the right thing, to support the government in establishing security in the area," said U.S. Army 2nd Lt. Peter Choi, 1st Platoon leader, Troop A. "He was really calling for that support because he knows that the Afghan National Security Forces can't fight the insurgency alone, they need the people."
Task Force Redhorse, which is a part of the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 34th Infantry Division, Task Force Red Bulls, assisted the Afghan Army with security and reinforced their message.
The Afghan army trains with coalition forces every day to improve their ability and understanding of military operations and tactics. But skill will only take them so far in the battle; the support of the people will remain a deciding factor in the war.
During the visit, soldiers with Troop A implemented the hand-held interagency identity detection system to collect biometric data on Afghan locals who worked on nearby Bagram Airfield, along with checking for proper and current identification and paperwork. The system is a biometrics collection tool that helps the U.S. military to quickly identify and track known criminals, making sure they aren't hiding among the general population.
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to show support of a dog park in Zeeland in honor of Rob Greving Jr. On September 5th, 2013, Robert Greving Jr (25) was killed while working on a Michigan turn around in Grand Haven. For the last few months his wife and friends have been trying to find a way to honor his memory. Knowing his love for dogs, especially his English/American bull dog mix, Calie, his friends suggested a dog park in Zeeland, the town where he was in the process of building a home with his wife and dog. Robs wife, extended family, and friends are willing and eager to raise funds to start a dog park that could be named after him, or dedicated in his memory.They are asking for community support and input to make this park a successful and enjoyable dog park. This park will benefit surrounding areas such as Hudsonville, Jenison, Hamilton, and Allendale seeing as the closest dog parks are either by Holland state park, or in Wyoming. Goal: To establish a fenced in, off-leash dog park where well-behaved canine citizens can exercise in a clean, safe environment without endangering or annoying people, property or wildlife.
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Shares of Walgreens were up about $1.50 to more than $61 per share as the market opened Tuesday morning following the company's fourth-quarter earnings call.
Illinois Sen. Mattie Hunter, D-District 3, and author and Walgreens executive Steve Pemberton will receive Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities' 2014 Leadership Awards at the agency's annual luncheon.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The government is weighing a number of options to ease one of the worst financial crisis that has hit this country in decades, according to a person with knowledge of the talks.
U.S. stocks surged late Thursday after a report that the administration was considering creating a government entity patterned after the Resolution Trust Corp. created in the 1980s in the aftermath of the savings and loan crisis. But the official, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the discussions, said the talks have not narrowed to a single option and that an RTC-type solution is not a certainty.
President Bush canceled an out-of-town trip Thursday to stay in Washington and meet with his top economic advisers.
Bush held a 40-minute meeting with Bernanke, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Securities and Exchange Commission chief Christopher Cox along with White House and Treasury Department aides.
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Fair preparations are underway and there's plenty of life at Garrett Coliseum now that efforts to save it from going under last year are continuing to unfold.
"Necessary upgrades, repairs done to the Coliseum, with half the money that the coliseum was taking in from the state in the past year, you've seen all of that done," Alabama House of Representatives member Joe Hubbard said.
Fresh paint on the building, upgrades to restrooms and a re-surfaced parking lot; operating on a budget that state representative Joe Hubbard says was cut in half.
"Were we were at $420,000 a year and ending up the year in the red. This year, we are going to end up in the black for half the money that it cost the tax payers of this state," Hubbard said.
That's thanks to the Garrett Coliseum Redevelopment Corporation: a public, private partnership between the city, county and state as well as the Alabama National Fair and the Kiwanis club.
"There are a lot of people that are coming together, not just to make the fair happen, but to make this facility possible," Hubbard said.
Mayor Todd Strange says the right people are now at the table to push the coliseum forward.
"It's an important thing to have in Montgomery, not only for the fair, but we got the rodeo and there are a number of other opportunities," Strange said.
Coliseum manager and director of the Alabama National Fair Randy Stephenson and crews have been working to keep it going.
"It's been a great partnership. We look forward to continuing to work them to keep Garrett Coliseum open because it's a vital part of this community," Stephenson said.
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When hosting a Super Bowl party, it's important to have plenty of finger foods and quick bites for guests to chow down on. And with these delicious recipes for some favorite gameday appetizers, everyone wins!
Caramelized Vidalia Onion and Blue Cheese Hot Dip
Makes 12 servings
2 tablespoons all-vegetable oil
2 tablespoons butter
2 cloves minced garlic
2 large Vidalia onions or other sweet onion, halved and thinly sliced
4 ounces blue cheese, softened
2 (8-ounce) packages cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1/2 cup sour cream
Salt and pepper to taste
1/3 cup bread crumbs
Whole wheat pita chips, toasted
1. Preheat oven to 350°. Spray an 8x8-inch baking dish with nonstick cooking spray. In a large skillet, heat oil and butter. Add garlic and onions. Cook, stirring occasionally, until onions are caramel colored, about 20 minutes.
2. In the work bowl of a food processor, pulse together blue cheese, cream cheese, mayonnaise, and sour cream. Remove blade from bowl, and stir in caramelized onions. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Pour mixture into prepared baking dish. Sprinkle with bread crumbs. Bake until golden and bubbly, about 20 minutes. Serve hot or at room temperature with toasted whole wheat pita chips.
Bacon Cheeseburger Sliders
Makes 14 sliders
2 pounds ground chuck
1 pound bacon, cooked and crumbled
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
14 slices Colby-Jack cheese
14 slider buns
1. Spray grill rack with nonstick nonflammable cooking spray. Preheat grill to medium-high heat (350° to 400°).
2. In a large bowl, gently combine ground chuck, bacon, Worcestershire sauce, salt, and pepper. Form mixture into 14 patties. Grill for 5 to 7 minutes per side or until a thermometer inserted in center registers 160°. Place cheese slices on patties; remove from grill, and let stand for 10 minutes. Serve on slider buns with desired toppings.
Super Bowl Wings
Makes 10 - 12 servings
11/2 pounds chicken wings
2 pounds chicken drummettes
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1/4 cup soy sauce
1/4 cup honey
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1 (12-ounce) bottle honey BBQ hot wing sauce
Blue cheese dressing (optional)
Celery sticks (optional)
1. Cut off wing tips and discard; cut wings in half at joint, if desired. Place wings and drummettes in a large shallow dish or large resealable plastic freezer bag.
2. In a small bowl, combine oil and next 4 ingredients, stirring well with a wire whisk. Pour mixture over wings and drummettes. Cover or seal; chill for 4 hours, turning occasionally.
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Economic utopia of the Torah. Economic concepts of the Hebrew Bible interpreted according to the Rabbinical Literature
AbstractHebrew Bible offers alternative Economic utopia for building Theocratic society. In this paper, various economic concepts and themes are presented, as found in the Hebrew Bible. These economic concepts include taxation, property rights, labor market, social policy, banking, years of Sabbath and Jubilee, and business cycles. Most economic issues of the Bible are found in the texts of Torah, also known as five Books of Moses. These texts are analyzed by using classical Rabbinical commentaries for better insight. Contrary to the modern Economic theory which is based on the assumptions of scarcity of resources and unlimited needs of consumers, Economics of the Torah is based on God's resources which are enough for all true needs of His people.
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- de Roover, Raymond, 1958. "The Concept of the Just Price: Theory and Economic Policy," The Journal of Economic History, Cambridge University Press, vol. 18(04), pages 418-434, December.
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This modification offers an alternative gameplay to Tiberian Wars involving many Tiberian Sun units which many CnC fans (like me) missing in vanilla CNC3 and add even new my made units which you can't find anywhere else. Story is quite the same like Tiberian Wars, but is all about what if GDI and Nod do not abandon technologies they have used in Tiberian Sun era and instead of that further developed them. But it's not only that, there are many visual, sound and balance changes which I want to see and hear in my mod, new sounds, new music, new effects (like blood and gore, new infantry deaths, new more realistic missile trails) and many more.
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when I launch the game it wont play the game. It looks like its trying to open but it never opens(Im using Windows 8)
i have the same problem also.. any luck with the help? gat back to me ASAP.
Hey, I was playing the Sarajevo mission and when I got an engineer to the mutant hovel the capture icon didn't pop up.
Can someone help? when I launch the mod it goes into the game instead. The tiberium essence folder is in the mods folder of Tiberium wars. Did i miss something?
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ПОчему так тихо???
I see what you did wrong, don't worry, look, you don't have to go to 'Program Files (x86)', you must directly access to the folder called 'Documents'. It should appear right away next some stuff if you click the Windows symbol in the lower left corner of your screen, implying you're in your desktop.
Okay, once you open it, assuming you have Windows 7, check the right section, not the programs at the left, above all, there should be the name of your PC, and below that, 'Documents', open it.
After you go there, you search for the folder 'Command & Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars', go in, then go to 'mods'.
Then click the 'TiberiumEssence' folder, grab the 1.6 skudef and .big files and place them there, and remember to NEVER delete 1.51 skudef.
That should be it, I hope this helped you out.
It worked... Thanks for your help! :)
I have Windows 8 but I'll try what you said. I'll let you know if it worked. Thanks for the help thus far. :)
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Kingdom Series (6 Volumes)
All 6 books include discussion questions and are great resources for ages 8 to 12.
#1 Kingdom's Dawn: Sixteen-year-old Leinad thought he was a common farmer's son, nothing more - but one tragic event initiates a world of revelation. Leinad is thrust into adversity and danger - for the Dark Knight and his vicious Shadow Warriors will stop at nothing to thwart the King's plan to restore the kingdom.
#2 Kingdom's Hope: Fairos thought he had sentenced Leinad to death in the Banteen desert. But he was wrong. Leinad survived. Now, trained by the King himself, Leinad returns - a true Knight of the King, determined to fulfill the mission given him by the King and to free the people from their bondage to Lord Fairos.
#3 Kingdom's Edge: For Cedric, every day is the same: full of poverty and despair. And he knows that will never change. But then a stranger comes to the city. Drawn to the man's mysterious ways, Cedric discovers the stranger's humility belies great strength and wisdom. That's when an astounding truth becomes clear - the stranger is a Master of the Sword, and He is there to train Cedric to face pure evil.
#4 Kingdom's Call: A peasant arrives in Chessington claiming to be the son of the King and is arrested and executed. When his Followers continue to defy the Code, Sir Gavin swears to destroy this threat - until he is grievously wounded in battle and is saved by someone who will transform his heart and life forever.
#5 Kingdom's Quest: Having narrowly escaped death at the hands of the evil Shadow Warriors, Sir Gavin is given a new name by the Prince to signify his new allegiance to the cause of the one he once swore to kill. Called to share this message to everyone in the land, Sir Gavinaugh takes up his sword and embarks on an epic journey.
#6 Kingdom's Reign: While the Knights of the Prince train across the sea, the Dark Knight, Lucius, reigns with complete authority. But when a small group of loyalists swears allegiance to the King, the Prince returns, and in a mighty battle, Lucius and the Shadow Warriors are vanquished and imprisoned. But not everyone will swear allegiance to the King, and it seems this paradise may be lost yet again.
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