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Picnic Plus Double Wine Bottle Insulated Tote
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Ride off into a platinum-tinged sunset with this saddlebag full of advice from the official PlayStation Community.
Calling all gunslingers, scavengers and bounty hunters. Red Dead Redemption offers one of the toughest yet most rewarding platinum trophy hunts on PlayStation 3, so if you find tumbleweed bowling across your own attempt, let the official PlayStation Community help you out with a little inspiration
"As in most Rockstar games, there are many different tasks to complete before getting the platinum trophy. More than half of the total trophies can be found in the main story missions, with the rest dotted throughout the Wild West setting and found online.
"Look out for the 'Spurred to Victory' trophy. You need to complete 20 story missions without changing horses, which means keeping it out of harm's way during missions. If you ever find yourself on another horse, just make sure you don't tie it to a hitching post outside your safe house.
"When it comes to reaching level 50 in the game's multiplayer mode for the 'How the West Was Won' trophy, a bit of patience has a big impact. Rockstar holds regular Multiplayer Events for triple experience points (XP) rewards, so hang on for one of those if you can and give yourself a real boost towards that trophy. Look for hideouts to clear out – it's another way of racking up that XP." (ShinYagami13, Greece)
"The platinum trophy popped for me when I finally escaped the US marshals in the trophy named 'Heading South on a White Bronco'. The most difficult trophy for me was 'Most Wanted', where you become a public enemy and have to survive for ten minutes. I'd suggest going to the town of Blackwater, holing up in a building and taking potshots at passing raiders until the bounty on your head is sitting at $1,000." (Khurghan, Spain)
"This was the most difficult platinum trophy to get in my entire collection. Luckily the game is awesome and I don't regret any of the hours I spent trying to finish it.
The hardest trophy is surely 'Redeemed' – awarded for completing the single player game with a 100 per cent rating – just because it takes so much effort." (Magiia, Italy)
"One trophy that I found difficult to track down on the way to platinum was 'Unnatural Selection', where you need to kill one of each of the animal species in the game. My tips for this are: get a drink, stay patient and keep your fingers crossed! The ducks can only be found in two places, for instance, while the buffalo are incredibly rare..." (Angershock, Netherlands)
"My single most helpful tip is to look out for Multiplayer Events from Rockstar. I managed to hit level 50 for the 'How the West Was Won' trophy in one weekend – I found the gang hideout at Pike's Basin and attacked it again and again.
"Keep an eye on Rockstar's Multiplayer Event page. New events pop up every now and again, so it's useful to watch the publisher's Twitter feed too: twitter.com/RockstarGames." (MissSouthampton, UK)
"I loved this single player campaign, it's one of the best I have ever played. The multiplayer mode is good fun too, but be warned: some of these trophies are truly hard. The real trick to collecting your multiplayer trophies is to find a good crew of players to work with – if you cover their backs and help them achieve their own particular objectives, they'll do the same for you." (Savill, UK)
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Webb Alumni and the America's Cup
Starting February 8th, two of the most extreme sailing craft ever built faced off in the 33rd America's Cup — and Webb graduates participated in the design of both boats. Duncan MacLane ('78) was hired as a consultant to two-time defending America's Cup victor Alinghi (Geneva, Switzerland), while Bobby Kleinschmit ('06) at contributed to the design team of BMW-Oracle (San Francisco, CA). Senior David Gross is getting valuable experience as a Winter Work intern working with Bobby at Morrelli and Melvin.
Because of an inability to agree on the rules of the competition, this America's Cup has reverted to the rules of the "Deed of Gift," an 1887 document that places very few rules on the type of boat that can be entered. With the rule book thrown away, both teams were given the rare opportunity think big and let imaginations run wild.
Both teams have billionaires for financial backing, so the only real restrictions have been time, the laws of physics, and a 90ft static waterline limitation. The result is that Alinghi will race a lightweight and elegant catamaran, which appears to be over 110 feet length overall, while BMW-Oracle will race a trimaran of similar length, but with a wider overall beam. The BMW-Oracle trimaran will race with a rigid wingsail that rises more than 200 feet off the water, while Alinghi will race with more conventional sails and a mast of similar height.
These gigantic multihulls represent the latest in high-performance sailing technology. As multihull enthusiasts, MacLane and Kleinschmit would love to see catamarans or trimarans compete for the next America's Cup.
It's familiar territory for MacLane, who was a member of the Stars and Stripes design team in 1988, when the American team defended the Cup with a 60ft, wingsail-powered catamaran. The '88 Cup was the last time a "Deed of Gift" competition happened, and the only other time a multihull and a wingsail have been seen in America's Cup competition. MacLane has also won the Little America's Cup, a sailing competition for 25ft C-Class catamarans that also use rigid wingsails.
As for the BMW-Oracle trimaran, it was originally launched in 2008 but has since undergone significant performance-optimizing modifications. Kleinschmit's employer, Morrelli & Melvin Design & Engineering, is a leading performance multihull design office and was hired to assist the BMW-Oracle team on many of the modifications to the boat. http://33rd.americascup.com/en/