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Editor's Corner
by Leslie Wylie
Since my career transition from editor to equestrian was announced a few weeks back, I've about worn out the shrugging response, â"Oh, I'm just trading one variety of horseshit for another.â" It's a dandy one-liner, however, and half true. Muckraking, whether you're sifting through dirty politics or cleaning horse piles out of a stall, is a thankless job, and there've been plenty of times here at Metro Pulse where I'd have much preferred doing the latter. Be careful what you wish for, I guess.
To be fair, though, it's been worth every scoop of the proverbial shovel. Journalism, as Jack Neely likes to say, is a scam. We spend our days educating ourselves in interesting subjects, interviewing fascinating people, and articulating truths as best as we can approximate them, and we get paid for it. If Neely didn't have a family to support and a Wednesday-night beer habit to fund, I suspect he'd write for free.
And he's just one of the endlessly devoted and talented journalists I've had the honor of working with on a day-to-day basis. Veteran Writer Mike Gibson is as sharp-witted as he is uncompromisingly evenhanded. Arts Editor Kevin Crowe should be penning novels out of some fancy MFA program somewhere. Editors Barry Henderson and Joe Sullivan are newspapermen of infinite experience and wisdom, and Calendar Editor Leah Willis stitches together page after page of fine print with infectious enthusiasm. I don't care who owns Metro Pulse ; so long as this crew is sitting at the keyboards, it'll be just fine.
As for me, you could call my current state of affairs an exercise in coming full-circle. Ironically, I probably wouldn't have gotten into journalism at all if it hadn't been for horses. UT's student newspaper, the Daily Beacon , ran a profile of me when I won a national championship in equestrian competition my freshman year. I went into the Beacon newsroom for my interview and started looking around, asking questions, and when I found out students could get paid for writing stories, I signed myself up.
A full-fledged obsession with all things newsprint followed closely behind. I was what you'd call a journalistic slut; I'd write for any publication, ranging from the ghastly (one co-worker still teases me about my stint with the college bikini-girl rag, Speed ) to the esteemed (I still consider Hellbender Press publisher Rikki Hall my best and toughest editor). But I always wanted to work for the Pulse . Why publishing team Brian Conley and John Wright finally decided to take a chance on me, I have no idea. But I'm grateful.
On a less sepia-tinged note, I had lunch with incoming editor Coury Turczyn earlier this week, and I can assure you that, in a stapler fight, Scripps wouldn't stand a chance. Turczyn seems to have an admirable idea of where he wants the paper to go (a vision that does not include summer swimsuit issues, thank God) and a smart plan for getting it there.
I've already warned the editorial staffers that they better be on their best behavior: During his nine-year stint year at the paper during the '90s, Turczyn had a reputation for burning through red pens and enforcing an iron-fist deadline policy that makes this editor's pale in comparisonâ"maybe with the exception of the time I made a couple writers wear tutus and feather boas during the edit meeting â"to teach them a lesson about turning their stories in on time.â" (It didn't work.)
Bottom line: The paper's in good hands. There's been a lot of public skepticism the last few weeks about MP 's future, people already writing it off as â"mainstreamâ" and â"strictly commercial,â" to quote from a letter-to-the-editor we ran last week. And some of those opinions we may never be able to change. But for readers who come to the table with an open mind, MP will continue delivering its trademark cocktail of progressive community reporting and no-sacred-cows-here commentary, no strings attached.
As Senior Editor Henderson put it so nimbly when the buyout was announced, â"We're independent until we're not.â" Until some stuffed shirt at Scripps calls us up and tells us what we can and cannot publish, we'll publish what we want to. Whether or not you decide to read it is up to you.
And to their credit, the nice people at Scripps have given me the go-ahead to continue writing for the paper on a freelance basis. So, for better or worse, you haven't seen the last of my byline yet. I've already got a desk set up in the corner of the beautiful East Knoxville stable I now call home, and if anything, I hope the reprieve from daily deadlines and nasty e-mails will only refresh my own writing. If nothing else, there's no writer's block a brisk gallop on horseback, an activity that's currently prohibited downtown, can't cure.
There are some passions in life you just can't walk away from. Even if you try to, they'll stalk you until you turn around and pay them their due. For me, riding and writing have been neck-and-neck for as long as I can remember. And for now, at least, no photo finish is necessaryâ"the more winners, the better. Most people are lucky to have one dream job during their lifetime. At age 25, I'm already going on two.
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Although the front seats are plenty comfortable, the best place to sit in a Maybach 62 is the backseat. It's a twin bucket arrangement with a console in between that houses a DVD player and a separate CD changer for use in the back, and it even has a refrigerated compartment. Each rear seat offers a wide range of adjustments, and a soft nubuck-upholstered, feather-stuffed pillow is attached to the front of each head restraint.- Edmunds.com
An outrageously long list of standard amenities includes front massaging seats, power door closers, fully reclining rear seats with a refrigerator built into the center console, power side-window curtains and no less than 10 airbags.- Forbes
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We're almost certain fuel economy isn't a big concern for Maybach owners but the 62 is rated at 12 miles per gallon in the city and 17 on the highway.- Edmunds.com
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Milwaukee County DA investigating voter fraud claims
MILWAUKEE- The Milwaukee County district attorney's office is investigating claims that three men broke the law last year when they registered and voted in the county.
Voter registration applications from three men who listed the Glendale Residence Inn as their address is what sparked this investigation.
Search warrants obtained by TODAY'S TMJ4 shows the Milwaukee County district attorney's office is requesting paycheck stubs and bank statements from their home states to determine if they were and are legal Wisconsin residents.
The three including Austin Thompson, who was arrested last year during an occupy protest, are accused of voter fraud by registering and voting even though they lived in a hotel.
Rick Baas, the vice chairman of the Republican Party of Milwaukee County, says he's pleased the district attorney's office is finally taking the allegations seriously. "It says the claims we've been making all along that voter fraud does take place and now we have a district attorney looking into it and we have a judge who believes there's probably cause to have this investigation go forward," said Baas.
Attorney Mike Maistelman deals with a lot of election cases. He is not involved in this case, but says all the men have to prove is that they had intent on staying in the state. "Merely living in a hotel doesn't disqualify someone from voting," argued Maistelman. "Again, if this individual claims he had any belief he had a chance of getting a job after the election I think it's more difficult for the district attorney to go after him at that point."
Back in 2011, when the men registered, the law said you only had to live in the state for 10 days before the election. That law has since changed to 28 days.
"We need to get our voter ID out of the courts and back to the local clerks so we can have
Good clean fair elections," said Rick Baas.
But Maistelman points out if the investigation reveals they voted in Wisconsin and their home states -- then the district attorney has a slam dunk.
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This annual award has been established by the Women's Commission to recognize individuals who have made outstanding contributions for the advancement of women at GVSU and in the community. This award will honor an individual for her or his contributions as a professional, volunteer, or agent of change. The Women's Impact Award will be presented at the annual Women's Commission Celebrating Women Awards Ceremony.
Nominations are encouraged from all employment groups at the University. The nomination and selection process is confidential. Please do not notify the candidate of your decision to nominate him or her. Those chosen for the award will be notified prior to the event. Nominees must be current employees of Grand Valley and will be based on the following:
- A person who is committed to improving the lives of women at Grand Valley and/or women and girls in the community;
- A person who empowers and inspires other women as a mentor, role model and/or friend;
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It's finally time—after three months of spirited competition, we are excited to announce the results of the 2013 ASPCA Rachael Ray $100K Challenge. Division 5 champion The Animal Foundation of Las Vegas, Nevada will take home the $100,000 grand prize in grant funding from the ASPCA. The organization accomplished an increase of 1,055 animals' lives saved over the same period during 2012. Congratulations!
The following division leaders will each receive $25,000 in ASPCA grant funding:
Division 1: Washington Animal Rescue League of Washington, D.C., with an increase of 326 lives saved over the prior year
Division 2: Texas Humane Heroes of Leander, Texas with an increase of 389 lives saved over the prior year
Division 3: HALO Animal Rescue of Phoenix, Arizona with an increase of 824 lives saved over the prior year
Division 4: Citizens for Animal Protection of Houston, Texas with an increase of 625 lives saved over the prior year
All told, the 49 Challenge contestants saved 56,379 animals' lives over the course of the exciting three-month challenge—a combined increase of 12,050 lives saved compared to the same period during 2012. We are truly impressed by the dedication, hard work and creativity these shelters employed in order to find loving homes for thousands of animals in need. Congratulations to our Challenge winners, and to all those who participated. You deserve a round of applause!
It happened again: Yesterday a terrified carriage horse bolted down a busy New York City street, flipped over and was pinned to the ground. As traffic ground to a halt, rescue workers and good Samaritans labored to free the equine from under the wrecked carriage and prevent further suffering.
This is unacceptable. Carriage horses were never meant to live and work in today's urban settings. From congested city streets to startling noises, New York City is a nightmare for these animals—and current City laws do not afford working horses adequate protection to ensure their safety and wellbeing.
"How many horses and people must be hurt before New York City wakes up and realizes we are in the 21st century?" asks Michelle Villagomez, ASPCA New York City Legislative Director. "Let's change with the times and push for a safe, humane alternative."
Take Action!
Your help is urgently needed to protect our city's working carriage horses. The ASPCA has been working hard to pass legislation that would take the burden off these horses and create a more humane attraction for tourists. If you live in New York City please urge your councilmember to support and cosponsor Intro. 86A, legislation that would phase out horse-drawn carriages in New York City, replacing them with vintage electric cars. Yesterday's accident is only the latest reminder that the time has come to get these sensitive animals off our streets.
Tomorrow, September 28, is International Rabbit Day, dedicated to arguably the most adorable animal with two ears!
Unfortunately, the sad truth is that they are also one of the most neglected animals. More often than not bunnies are only thought about during Easter-time festivities, but the range of cruelty they face never takes a holiday. From being slaughtered for their fur, farmed as food, used for product testing, and hunted for sport, bunnies endure endless cruelty.
Even rabbits kept as loving pets are regularly mistreated by being kept outdoors. Although an outdoor hutch has been the traditional housing for a rabbit, today we know better. A backyard hutch forces these social critters to live in unnatural isolation. Rabbits may be quiet, but they are extremely social and crave interaction. Another heartbreaking fact is that rabbits are very vulnerable to predators, and if frightened, can actually die from heart attacks!
Looking to adopt a rabbit this International Rabbit Day? Check out the House Rabbit Society's extensive list of rescue groups across the country.
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Sign up to receive our weekly newsletter, ASPCA News Alert - you'll receive important updates on what's going on and how you can make an impact to save animals' lives!
If you were faced with a rapidly approaching hurricane or tornado, or were caught unawares by a devastating earthquake, what would happen to your pets? Do you have a plan for how you'd keep them safe?
If you're among those who don't have a plan, the time to create one is now. September is National Preparedness Month, and that means making sure you're ready to keep both yourself and your pets safe in an emergency. Where to start? Read our tips for disaster preparedness. We'll tell you everything you need to know to keep your precious companion animals safe in an emergency.
"It's often too late to create a plan for your pets when you're in the middle of a crisis," says Tim Rickey, ASPCA Vice President of Field Investigations and Response. "The best thing to do is to be prepared in advance."
Think you're ready for anything? Take our preparedness quiz and find out!
If you're in a position to do so, please consider making a donation to the ASPCA today. With your support, we've been able to dispatch our responders to the most harrowing sites of natural disasters without a moment's hesitation. Help us be on the ground to help animals in need at the times when they need us most.
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We loathe giving Aflac any more media attention than they have already received, but we can't keep our mouths shut about the recent PR stunt they pulled. If you haven't yet heard, Aflac recently let a duck loose into a busy New York City subway station and began tweeting about it, ruffling our feathers in the process! The duck, representing their famed mascot, drew quite a bit of attention—but at what cost?
NYC subway stations are noisy, crowded, and let's face it, pretty dirty places. The hazards that could have harmed our small feathered friend are too numerous to count. We're appalled that Aflac would pull such a stunt.
Do you think this PR stunt went too far? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
I hope I remembered my subway pass. #IMadeAComeback#NYChttp://t.co/nyMicqRQH x— Aflac Duck (@aflacduck) September 23, 2013
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Herzog calls on Israel to absorb Syrian refugees
PBS anchor Gwen Ifill catches heat for 'Take that, Bibi' tweet
Israel should take in refugees fleeing Mideast carnage, Yesh Atid lawmaker says
Armed terror drones to be part of future wars, defense analyst tells 'Post'
Natalie Portman's directorial debut is a bitter-sweet Israeli homecoming
Baking with honey
Dream sweets
Top 10 Things To Do
Hundreds watch Israel SUP competition at Nahsholim Beach
Soccer: Hapoel Tel Aviv sacks coach Mendiondo just two matches into season
Israel primed for Russia opener in EuroBasket tournament
Israel's Samuel strikes gold at rowing world championships
Mazel Tov! MK Michael Oren congratulates nephew on joining cast of SNL
43 years ago today - Israeli athletes murdered in Munich by Palestinian terrorists
EU close to decision on labeling products from Israeli settlements
EU initiative: Arab countries to join Quartet in bid to restart Israel-Palestinian talks
Palestinians protest as Israelis gather for pro-IDF rally near West Bank village
UN expected to easily pass resolution allowing Palestinian flag to fly at New York HQ
Settlers to hold rally near Palestinian village of Nabi Saleh in support of IDF soldiers
French voters compare Zionism to 'Nazism, Jihadism,' public opinion poll shows
Amsterdam to repay families of Jews forced to pay rent arrears after Holocaust
'Jimmy Carter's cancer is God's punishment for his behavior toward Jews'
Biden meets Jewish leaders in Florida to defend Iran nuclear deal
EU official at center of police probe after alleged anti-Semitic attack on co-worker
Cardin, top Democrat, will vote to reject Iran deal
'US Jews can't hide disappointment with New Jersey Democrat for backing Iran deal'
Iran deal support in Senate approaches filibuster-proof majority
Surviving Congress, nuclear deal heads to Iran's parliament
'Evil' Assad, ISIS must be dealt with to address migrant crisis, UK says
ISIS blows up more monuments at Syria's Palmyra
Kerry concedes need for ground offensive against ISIS that will include Middle East countries
WATCH: New video shows ISIS in Sinai likely has advanced Russian weapons
How is the Arab world responding to the refugee crisis?
Saudi Arabia: Iran deal will contribute to Middle East security and stability
'Post' health and science editor to receive honorary doctorate
Yad Sarah asks synagogues to boost accessibility for the elderly and disabled
Hadassah follows US centers in using embryonic stem cell for optical procedures
Litzman takes oath, becomes first Agudat Yisrael minister in 63 years
Environmental NGO unveils Israeli-Palestinian-Jordanian hiking, cycling trails
Environment Ministry: Transportation was biggest source of urban pollution in 2014
Experts at TA confab say improving habitats for migrating birds is crucial to their survival
Finance Ministry pledges to reform solar energy sector
Haredim join the hi-tech world by the busload
For Orthodox Jew who consults for Google - Black hat and beard mean business
The future of fashion: Israeli design students developing 'smart' clothes
Israeli tech students to develop solutions for elderly citizens
Exclusive: Kandel proposes Israeli International Development Fund 'TOV'
Israeli prof: John Lennon's utopia would actually be a nightmare for Jews and humanity
Star Catcher: Astrology for the week of September 4, 2015
This week in 60 seconds: Don't mess with Israel's navy!
Grapevine: Impressed by Peres
Grapevine: Mazal tov to the Kahlons
Middle Israel: Mahmoud Abbas - A preliminary appraisal
Column One: A glorious defeat
Ki Tavo: Experiencing the great celebration
Grapevine: Right on the Mark
As I See It: Imagine! John Lennon and the Jews
Covenant, sin and certitude
Dedicated to fiction
Pressing for broad recognition
Governance: Broken but fixable
Veteran Olim: Expert in miniature
Emissaries of God
Israel's public diplomacy guru
The Carmel region is full of surprises
Score one for BDS
To obtain a kingdom
This week in Jerusalem
Networking, American-style
The cancer chronicles continue
New sounds blowing in the Or Yehuda wind
David, Goliath, hills and hikes
The valley and its borders
מִשִירֵי רָחֵל: גַן נָעוּל
הַמֵיטָב שֶל אֲרִיאֵל זִילְבֶּר
יָבוֹא גְדִי זָהָב
נְמַל חֵיפָה זָכָה בַּמָקוֹם הָרִאשוֹן
Survivor: Shout out – and remember
A third intifada or a political process?
Chilling beauty
In the days before the fast train
"Israel, Fait Colonial?" Hardly!
The Pope getting political on Palestine
Jewish American Literature: A Story of Impossible Assimilation
Nuclear Ayatollah is shy a backbone
Belief in God
Gaza Evacuees in Halutza, 10 Years Later
A Corner in Nitzana Forest in Memory of Sergeant Erez Sagi
Australian Legislators and Political Advisors Visit Gaza Border Communities
New Campsite for Youth Dedicated in Maginim Forest
Chinese Delegation Tours Negev Agriculture and Forestry
Italy's National Day at EXPO 2015
The Ambassadors' Club of Israel Tours the Galilee with KKL-JNF
The International Solidarity Mission Says Goodbye in Jerusalem
An Ecological Festival at the Shafir Winter Pond
KKL-JNF Global Landscapes Seminar at Expo 2015
New Bio-filters Purify Surface Runoff Water for Reuse
Future Tour Guides Discover the Negev with KKL-JNF
$100 Million JNF Boruchin Israel Education Advocacy Center Opens
JNF Canada Pays Tribute to the Honourable John Baird
From Sunny Israel to Cold Canada
Walking for Water with KKL France in the Mountains of Eilat
Renewable Energies for the Future in the Arava
LDA Conference: Science and Technology for Forests
The Negev Conference on Agricultural Research and Development
Arava Open Day: Food Security for Israel and the Entire World
An Olah Reports From Nepal
How One Oleh is Helping to Transform the Way People Drink Water
From Think Tank to Environmental Consultant
Award Winning Designer Launches Career as Wedding Dressmaker
How Natalie Edwards Built a Successful Career in Israel's Startup Industry
5 Tips to Land a Job in Israel
Starting Your Own Business in Israel: Real Life Examples
5 Strategies for Finding Your Professional Place in Israel
36 Hours in Southern Israel
Food Shopping In Israel
How Women Can Have it All in Israel
The Eisenberg's Long Journey Home
Why Retirees are Thriving in Israel
Thanks to Aliyah video
6 Frequently Asked Questions about Israeli Healthcare
Starting Over in Israel
Sam Eisenberg: From Nativ to Aliyah
WATCH: Why Olim #LiveLoveIsrael
5 Ways that Olim Kick Back
VIDEO: Are you ready for the South?
Make yourself at home… in Israel
NBN Announces Bonei Zion Prize Recipients for 2015
NefeshB'Nefesh Provides Services to Bnot Sherut
How Doctors Are Impacting Israel's South
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Prime minister to Channel 1: I'll be running again in next election
Not all bleak for Netanyahu
China's moves: US decline, or balance in Asia?
Hanegbi heads to Myanmar for highest-level visit in 35 years
Former ambassador to the US Oren may enter politics on list Kahlon is drafting
MK calls on PM to destroy homes of Jews who murdered Arab teen
Netanyahu: Hamas leaders are legitimate targets, no one is invincible
Kahlon indicates comeback with new 'framework'
'Israel no better than Chelm for providing electricity to Palestinian companies that boycott it'
Manhattan borough president shows solidarity with Israel visit
Ministers and MKs urge Netanyahu to pound Hamas
Right-wing MKs call to investigate Balad party, ban it from Knesset after Qatar trip
Diplomacy & Politics
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Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is considering several different options for
cutbacks that could enable passage of the 2013 state budget and avoid elections,
sources close to him said Wednesday.NIS 13 billion to NIS 17b. would
have to be cut in order to meet the budget's deficit target of 3 percent,
according to Bank of Israel governor Stanley Fischer.The Treasury has
proposed cutting NIS 6b. from the defense budget, NIS 4.5b. from infrastructure
and transportation projects, and NIS 2.5b. from welfare payments, as well as
cutting salaries and benefits of public sector workers.In an effort to
appease his coalition partners and pass the budget, Netanyahu has reportedly
agreed to reduce the cut to the defense budget to NIS 3b, and the cut to welfare
payments – which are important to Shas – to NIS 1b.The main
infrastructure projects to be cut involve new railway tracks and widened streets
in the periphery.Another possibility is across-the-board cuts, although
less from key socioeconomic ministries.If the budget is not passed and
early elections are initiated, the government would function according to the
current budget, which was passed in December 2011.The 2013 state budget
will be the current government's first single-year budget, following the
biennial budgets of 2009-10 and 2011-12.In July, the cabinet approved a
series of tax hikes it hoped would raise at least NIS 14b. next year and reduce
the deficit by 1.5%.The value-added tax rose by one percentage point to
17%, on September 1.All income between NIS 14,001 and NIS 41,830 per
month will be taxed an extra 1%, and all income above NIS 67,000 per month will
be charged a 2% surtax next year.The Bank of Israel believes the economy
will grow by 3.3% this year.However, the firm Harel Finance rebuffed
that forecast on Wednesday, predicting that economic growth would slow to as
little as 2.7% in the event that the government bypasses the 2013 budget and
calls early elections.Nadav Shemer contributed to this report.
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Made 29 appearances for the Bobcats…Totaled 41 points, 31 assists and 25 rebounds as a sophomore…Collected 12 steals on the year…Tallied a season-high four assists twice during the season… Chipped in five points at nationally-ranked Vanderbilt on 11/26…Added seven points against Mount St. Mary's on 1/4… Posted three steals against Central Connecticut State on 1/15… Had a season-high four assists at Saint Francis on 2/7 and against Fairleigh Dickinson on 2/26…Compiled a season-high eight points and four boards against Fairleigh Dickinson on 2/26...Recorded a career-high four steals against Monmouth in a NEC Quarterfinal game on 3/5.
As a Freshman in 2009–10:
Saw action in 29 games, starting in 19 of those games...Led her team in assists in her first season at the point with 119...Also averaged 4.2 points...Had nine points and five assists against Maine on 12/12...Had 12 points and five assists against Yale on 12/21...Had eight points, five assists and six rebounds against Central Michigan on 12/29...Had nine points, seven assists and five rebounds against Monmouth on 1/2...Had 10 points and seven assists against Wagner on 1/9...Had 10 points, seven assists and six rebounds against Central Connecticut on 1/23...Had a career-high eight assists at Wagner on 1/28...Had 11 points at Robert Morris on 2/20.
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During her senior season, Lebak led the Peddie School to a New Jersey Prep School State Championship, while also claiming the MAPL League Title...Named to the Trenton Times' First Team All-Prep her sophomore and senior seasons and by the Philadelphia Inquirer her junior campaign...During her four-year high school career, her team won the New Jersey State Prep Championship each season, while also capturing four MAPL titles...Also a member of the golf and soccer teams during her high-school career, earning 12 varsity letters. She was a three-time starter on the varsity soccer team, helping the Peddie School capture the MAPL Championship in each of her last three seasons.
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Do you believe that beauty is in the eye of the beholder? Many of us have the idea that a person's attractiveness is purely subjective or that human beauty is up for interpretation.
Believe it or not, these ideas are fairly outdated—by 2,400 years! There is actually hard science behind what we perceive as attractive.
Pythagoras was the first to consider the math behind what humans consider "beautiful." He came up with the idea of Phi, an irrational number from which he derived the Golden Ratio. This ratio, 1:1.618, is believed to be the most aesthetically pleasing to the human eye.
This Golden Ratio is overwhelmingly present in our everyday lives. You can find it in the vein patterns in leaves, the shape of seashells and the spiral patterns found in pinecones and sunflower petals. Art and architecture is also littered with the Golden Ratio. Ever wonder why the Parthenon is touted as an architectural masterpiece? The entire structure was designed based on the Golden Ratio!
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How we all can make a difference together on the double financial cliff
Individually involvement from the earth as a whole will make everybody's life easier, one step at a time.
Being a president of turmoil countries of earth is so ever harder then their position of involvement to society started. Yes it's a big job. So our planet together, sharing ideas, practicing the respect, receiving excitement of gaining knowledge, sharing these different ways of life with each other; by listening to each other.
Yes it is known to society, as still the same. Preaching as teachers, schools and everywhere that criticism is used. To somebody else, they criticize with there ideas. This is supposed to be beneficial to help them to what? Gain knowledge, to change.. let me tell you something, not everyone learns and benefits from this style of teaching. The same goes with older methods of teaching the same way. Everyone has differential common sense. Everybody has their different point of the world. They all have different ways of learning, teaching, also tactics, that makes sense; from their point of view. As human, what sums up our bodily function to work with are their eyes, ears, mouth, last but not least feeling / feelings. Don't forget everybody has a brain, another common sense statement, so everybody's brain works different.
Lets accept the fact we are all born on earth to accept each other. No one gets left behind. Love by Amanda Hilton DJ CandY all The Great Composers, Evolve Revolution , Evolved like Pokemon.
Feb 23 2013: There is another cliff thats subsiding along side of our global debt .The constant up rise of the cost prices from everything we consume. The reason theres no balance in our world is due to global debt and up rising cost on every thing we consume. I call this a double cliff. To think and to understand this hectic ratio of to much numbers are increasing when it come to money. From my understanding we are dealing with so much more . To take to the charts every thing is increasing, the future holds a very difficult out come on a regular to low income families to survive.
Mathematics to our understanding is to simplify. How can we simplify? To work with simple numbers is to simplify. To get a hold of our lives we must simplify the numbers. There has to be something done.Feb 23 2013: Please explain more.
Feb 24 2013: djcandylovebeat.wordpress.comMar 7 2013: Let's step on greedMar 7 2013: To push the summery to sum as one. I'm gona factor in each year is gona have a up rise in material product and every thing that our society as a monetary system works with. This is also the reason behind our competition for wealth. The leaders are also the main people our compaction is a rising. To be a good leader is to provide affordable explosively for our nations some thing our whole World can afford. I tell you some thing life should not have a price tag on it. Sports are the only competition that should a rise from our civilization. Our world has lost its meaning of life. Life is more important than money, the love of life is important. Every one is important let ALL The Great Composers, Evolve Revolution, Evolved like Pokemon. Musical art we all need in our lives. to beat it all together lets go I don't care if I die Trying, Why I lived through it . I love you Earth and every one needs to take notice. No one gets left behind. let our hearts with my flaming heart step on geed. I'm sure that's why lots of people smoke weed.Feb 26 2013: End the monetary system. Or,
Make no decisions that involve money, because of money or with money.
Decisions are made on what needs to be done, how to accomplish that, that don't pollute, destroy, create poverty, slavery, inequality, greed or crime.
If you can do that with a monetary system, keep it.
If you can't, it has to go. That is a clear decision.
If we fall off the cliff, if the global financial system totally collapses, will you still get hungry? Will you still want to sleep, drink water, play, listen to music, see a game or a movie, go somewhere, lie on the beach, teach a class, study something, fly a kite, have a baby, get married, get divorced, have lunch with a friend, pass a test, complete a degree, become a doctor or a liar, oops, sorry, a lawyer, go bungee-jumping, biking, swimming, teach a class, pass on what you know, make a breakthrough in science, medicine, write a book, screenplay, stage play, draw cartoons, etc.????
Motivation will still be there even without money. It is a lie that we humans wouldn't be motivated if there was no money. Our needs remain, our dreams, our wants, our communities and so on and so too would our problems. Some of what I listed are our problems. How to achieve them? How to solve them? Well, even without money they would still exist, so would we, so would the resources to do them and achieve them, we would solve them because we want to, we need to and we are going to. Don't let the greatest resource we have go to waste. That resource is us, people, all of us, everywhere. We need each other, not money. Money keeps us apart. No-money would bring us together.
Simply using everyone on the earth to "gather" all the garbage in the world, in one year, and rid ourselves of it would most definitely bring us all "to-gather", as a world.
Isn't this what we want? Yes. Who doesn't want that? Our leaders.
Hmmmmm. What has to go?
Things don't...."get done"........because of money.
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Sea level rise in Southern Maryland is too gradual for most people to notice. But a Solomons Island tidal gauge records that it has been creeping up 3 millimeters a year.
A University of Maryland study released last month calls on the state government to plan for the sea level to rise by 2 feet along the state's shoreline by 2050 and up to 4 feet within the next 100 years, if not more, based on global warming, the melting of ice sheets and the sinking of land, called subsidence.
In St. Mary's County, any significant rise in sea level would put areas of Scotland and Point Lookout underwater in the future, said Sue Veith, environmental planner with the St. Mary's County Department of Land Use and Growth Management.
A rise in the Potomac River threatens much of St. George Island and areas of Piney Point. The White Point area of Leonardtown and sections of the Golden Beach neighborhood in northern St. Mary's would be affected.
A sea level rise of 2 feet could affect 461 homes in St. Mary's County. A rise of 4 feet could touch 1,055 homes, according to an analysis by the St. Mary's County Department of Emergency Services and Technology.
Already "St. Mary's County is within an area that has experienced nearly 8 inches of subsidence in the last century. This subsidence combined with rise in tidal waters has resulted in 1.08 feet of sea level rise reported by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for the tidal gauge in Solomons Island measured between 1937 and 1999," says the St. Mary's County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan.
Throughout the state, the rise in sea level may impact 3,100 miles of tidal shoreline and other low-lying lands within 37 years, according to the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science. Maryland has 7,700 miles of shoreline, according to the Maryland Geological Survey.
The Chesapeake Bay is rising at a rate two to three times faster than the worldwide rate, according to reports by the Capital News Service. While sea level throughout the world rose by an average of 4 to 8 inches during the 20th century, it came up by a foot in the Chesapeake region.
The land is sinking because of vertical movement of the continental tectonic plate and locally, by the pumping of water out of underground aquifers. "Aquifers compress when you don't have water in them," Veith said.
According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency's coastal flood plain maps, there are 2,331 properties in St. Mary's in the flood zone. "Most of them are coastal shoreline," Veith said.
St. Mary's County has 536 miles of shoreline, according to the Maryland Geological Survey, more than any other county on the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay.
Even a rise of "6 inches makes a huge difference," Veith said, as marshland expands into more low-lying areas. Wet land threatens the viability of septic systems, which the majority of households in St. Mary's use.
Maryland law already heavily regulates development on the water through the Chesapeake Bay Critical Areas Program, which affects lands within 1,000 feet of tidal waters. Adding impervious surface is limited and clearing vegetation is mitigated.
New lots cannot be created in floodplains, Veith said, and depending on how close a new house would be built to the water, it would have to be elevated above the potential wave action during a storm surge. "They have to do it. It's not an option," she said, if the home is to be covered by federal flood insurance.
In the future, to comply with FEMA floodplain regulations, disclosure to a home buyer may be required if a home is in a storm surge area or prone to sea level rise. "A lot of realty people don't want us to do that — that's going to kill a lot of waterfront" sales, she said.
Veith said she looked initially at buying a property herself on St. George Island, where elevations range from sea level and up to 8 feet at isolated points. She ended up in Hollywood in a house 16 feet above sea level, which is still susceptible to storm surge, she said.
"I wouldn't buy one, personally," she said of houses on the island. "If not all, then 95 percent of it" is in the flood plain.
"We got a captive audience down here on St. George Island," said Jack Russell (D), president of the St. Mary's commissioners and a resident of the island since 1970.
He lives on Island Creek, on property 2.7 feet above the water. Over the years, he said, he's noticed changes. "The tides seem like they're much higher now. It seems like it's more extremes now," with more erratic weather, he said.
Several sections of roads on the island go underwater during high tides or storm surges. In some sections, the only solid ground is the road, flanked by marshland.
Russell said he would be interested in getting an estimate to elevate portions of the roads prone to flooding, perhaps establishing taxing districts to pay for the work. "It would be a tremendous bill, but one worth knowing," he said. A native of nearby Piney Point, Russell recalls his mother telling him of ballfields and orchards on one side of the state road, now claimed by the Potomac during decades of erosion.
Already 13 islands have disappeared in the Chesapeake Bay. Smith Island, home to a community of watermen, could be gone by 2025, according to the Capital News Service.
Off the shoreline of St. Mary's, Heron Island is now gone, washed into the Potomac. Erosion gnawed St. Clement's Island down from around 400 acres in 1634 to its current 62 acres. St. Catherine Island was 180 to 200 acres in 1634 and is now just 30 to 40 acres, wrote Jefferson Glassie in his history of the island, "My Love Affair with an Island."


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"Lasagna Alfredo with chicken, ricotta and spinach. So good that my family requests it at least once a week. Serve with diced tomato as a garnish."
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shredded mozzarella cheese
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I added extra chicken to this recipe. Also, did not follow the recommended layering technique. I made this lasagna the way I make my regular lasagna: 1) mixed ALL of the alfredo sauce with the chicken; 2) put a little sauce on bottom of pan so it won't stick; 3)layer of noodles; 4) layer of chicken/sauce mixture; 5)layer of mozzarella; 6) layer of spinach. Repeat last three layers two more times. Cover and bake 50-60 minutes, than uncover, add mozzarella cheese on top and bake until chees is golden.
First . . . I used this recipe scaled to half (4 servings), but it made much more than 4 servings--it was actually 6-8. That said, I thought this tasted rather bland, I ended up pouring tomato spaghetti sauce over the top of each portion--my husband and I both liked it much better that way. This was easy and fast to make, but if I make this again I will definitely make tomato sauce a part of the recipe, possibly alternating layers of tomato sauce and alfredo.
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Served this at a dinner party and got rave reviews! I doubled the recipe, used the lasagna noodles you don't have to cook, Classico Roasted Garlic Alfredo sauce and added 1 bunch of chopped spring onions to the sauce. I also spread about a cup of the sauce on the bottom of the pan before adding the noodles so they didn't stick, then mixed the chicken in with the rest of the sauce and put about another cup of it on top of the last layer of noodles before adding the cheese.
This lasagna was delicious! The only thing I did differently was that I added 1/2 of an onion and some sliced garlic cloves sauteed in olive oil. I mixed the onion/garlic mixture in with the chicken and sauce...YUM!
Really very good. I split the recipe in half and put the two lasagnas in square 8x8 dishes, one for tonight, one to freeze. I would say each 8x8 dish would give me 6 good size servings. I did add a little more chicken to the recipe, as well as garlic salt and italian seasonings.
This is a great recipie! I did changed some things though, i cut the spinach so that I only used 5oz., I added a can of drained and chopped artichoke hearts to the spinach and ricotta mixtutre, and marinated the chicken in worstishire sauce to give it a little kick. Excellent recipie! Also, if your a vegeterian you can add firm, marinated tofu instead of chicken. Enjoy!
I used less ricotta (24oz) & it turned out fine. I added onion salt, garlic powder, & a touch of italian seasoning to the ricotta/spinach mixture... it'll really need it. Make sure the noodles on the top layer aren't bare in any areas, they'll dry out. We loved it & we'll make it again.
this was the best lasagna I have ever had. It's easy to make, and can feed a large number of people in a pot-luck setting. My co-workers said it was the best they had tasted and ask for the recipe. I told them to get it here!!!
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No TJ he hasn't been that good he doesn't look fully healthy to me. I would say he looks 60% he needs to get his legs back and back in game shape, but he looks off some nights in terms of movement looks different from his Clipper days and brief play last year.
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I wouldn't want to give up anyone that the Hornets would want for him.
Then I'm not interested.
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He's now struggling with back problems.
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It's hard to say as stupid as some GM's are, but until he proves himself healthy for a full season I don't think he has a lot trade value with that contract.
He makes more then Granger now and even if we were to trade Granger for him his salary is too high to be able to keep West and PG. I wouldn't want to risk losing PG over an often injured Gordon.
No thanks.
I feel for the guy so talented just cant stay healthy pretty sad.
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Somebody break out the 'days since gordon trade thread' graphic.....
"He's a strong physical presence out there on both ends of the court. He's a man. There's a reason he was an All-Star." -- Vogel on David West
I think this belongs here.
I was just thinking the other day - man, it's been too long since we had an Eric Gordon thread.
"Freedom is nothing else but a chance to be better." - Albert Camus
"Appreciation is a wonderful thing. It makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well." - Voltaire
"Everyone's values are defined by what they will tolerate when it is done to others." - William Greider
This player has simply become an obsession for some posters here.
Do the Hornets really want Gerald Green that bad?? They seem desperate
It's pretty common for back problems to follow knee problems. You change the way you walk/run/etc. when your knees hurt and it messes with your back.
It's too bad he signed a max. He's a good enough player to take a risk on, but not with a max deal.
Roy has a max deal, Gordon's on a max, George will get a max can't afford all three wld love to hav him but it ain't Gona happen. Plus injury prone basketball player red flag
That back injury is not a big deal that happens to players that are off for that long, EJ is still not 100% but he still looks better than a lot of players in the league.


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Enhanced Porsche Traction Management (PTM) is standard on all 911 Carrera all-wheel-drive models. It is an active all-wheel-drive system with an electronically variable map-controlled multi-plate clutch, automatic brake differential (ABD) and anti-slip regulation (ASR).
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LEED Platinum Student Village Opens at Bastyr University
Seattle-based CollinsWoerman has designed structures for Bastyr's Center for Natural Health (LEED certified) in the past, before undertaking the new student village project. With a unique layout and design, the eleven buildings are not a traditional student housing project, and the design gives the collective quarters a feel that's more in tune with a co-op, rather than student dorms. Each cottage has 12 private rooms and bathrooms, along with large common areas including living, kitchen and dining spaces. A quiet study room, bike storage and laundry facilities provide even more amenities.
The cottages are arranged around a courtyard and are situated next to shared gardens that can be used to grow herbs (medicinal or for cooking). Bioswales skirt the project to help collect and process stormwater, and a conscious effort was made to maintain as many of the existing trees as possible. Disturbance of the surrounding area during construction was minimized in order to maintain the pristine campus in Kenmore, WA, just outside of Seattle.
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Excellent eco-ideas, today everyone has concerned about problem environment. The youth is important generation to keep the world going green forever.
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This is a very nice project. Another great example of how simplicity and elegance can be a powerful design tool and create great architecture. Furthermore the focus on sustainability and the strategies employed are really excellent. Great building!
This is a perfect project to submit to The Holcim Awards for Sustainable Construction:
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Millom pensioner naked in back street was 'painting a gate'
Last updated at 16:48, Friday, 22 February 2013
A MILLOM pervert caught naked in a back lane was painting his garden gate, a court heard.
Michael Charles Shaw appeared for sentence at Furness Magistrates' Court yesterday, having previously admitted a charge of indecent exposure.
The 76-year-old, of Horn Hill, will be subject to five years of supervision and has had to sign the sex offenders' register.
The charge relates to an incident on December 16 of last year when Shaw was spotted by a member of the public wearing nothing in a back lane behind his home.
Prosecuting, Mrs Pam Ward said Shaw turned round and looked at the man, who initially thought the incident was light hearted.
She said: "The witness said he hadn't expected to see this on a Sunday afternoon while walking his dog. But as he thought about it he realised how serious it was as there are children regularly playing in the street."
In interview with police, the defendant said he had realised he had been seen but said he had no intention of being spotted.
Mrs Ward said: "He said it was dark and after having a shower, he went out to varnish patches of the gate he had started that morning."
The court heard that he had eight previous convictions of sexual exposure that stretch back as far as December 1970.
Mrs Ward said Shaw admitted he got sexual gratification from being nude but not from being seen by others.
Defending, Mr Mike Graham said he had no comment to add if the magistrates were minded to follow the recommendations of a report prepared by the probation service.
However, Mr Graham argued that Shaw did not prevent a serious risk of committing a serious sexual assault against the public.
However, the magistrates issued a sexual offences prevention order for five years, stipulating that Shaw is now prohibited from being naked in any part of his property where he could be seen by the public and that he was not to appear in a public place naked or wearing less than one garment of clothing apart from during a medical examination.
He was given a 36-month community order, complete with 36 months' supervision, and will have to sign the sex offenders' register. He will also face a £150 bill for £85 court costs and a £65 victim surcharge.
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Before you make judgement,look at his age for starters,look at his past history -or lack of this happeneing before,dragging a man through court,where was the social services,another case of prudish britain,labelling everyone "sex pests",before the facts are know,nothing more than a lych mob,no-one knows whats roung the corner with old age NO-ONE!.
Naked varnishing, could be the start of a new trend to sweep across the country and put Millom on the map.
However, this is potentially offensive, especially to children so maybe an indoor trend; Naked wallpapering perhaps ?
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Main institution:
Walailak University (Thailand)
Principal investigator:
Valla Tantayotai
Other investigators:
Wichai Aekplakorn; Somkiat Potisat; Thawat Matte
Location of the project:
This project took place in 4 geographical regions of Thailand: Central region (Nakhon Nayok and Samut Sakhon provinces), Northern region (Phitsanulok and Phrae provinces), Northeastern region (Nakhon Ratchasima and Nakhon Phanom provinces), Southern region (Nakhon Si Thammarat and Trang provinces)
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September 1, 2012 - January 31, 2015
The community-based diabetes prevention program in Thailand is a study to test a pre-designed knowledge management program to prevent or delay of type 2 diabetes in people with high-risk of diabetes. Thirty-two primary care units with 2,240 individuals having high-risk of diabetes aged 30-59 participated in the study. The participants were randomly assigned either to the intervention program or in the usual care group. The participants followed at 6, 12, and 18 months after the intervention started and count the number of new cases of diabetes in both group and compared.
Results to date
World Diabetes Congress, Melbourne (Australia), December 2013
Thailand Non Communicable Disease Forum, August 2014 (2 presentations)
8th Thailand Congress of Nutrition 2014, October 2014
Joint Conference in Medical Sciences 2015, Bangkok (Thailand), June 2015
Project ended in February 2015
BRIDGES (Bringing Research in Diabetes to Global Environments and Systems) is a programme initiated by the International Diabetes Federation [2], and supported by an educational grant from Lilly Diabetes.


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Title: Hey! It's the loosely D&D themed filler strip!
Date: February 23, 2007
Summary: Writer's block!
Cast: Beaver, Steve, James Turner, Gelatinous Writer's Block
Onomatopoeias used: "PROD"
Number of panels: 1
Panel 1
Beaver and Steve, in their D&D forms, encounter a Gelatinous Writer's Block, with James Turner stuck inside.
Panel: "You have encountered a Gelatinous Writer's Block"
Panel: "Roll for Initiative."
Steve sticks his tongue out in disgust. Beaver PRODs the block with his dagger(sword?). James just blows his bubble pipe from within the block.
Fun Facts
- Beaver and Steve are in their D&D forms.
- There are two stray bones in the block.
- The previous comic also had a similar Dungeons & Dragons theme.
- Beaver's Shield, even if it looks like like Eric the Cavalier's, actualy have a symbol of white unicorn on the black field, which can be a refference to the "Down of the Unicorn".
- Outfit of the picture refferences to the classic D&D [picture|http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/dx0922eoci_cube2.jpg] of Gelatinous Cube.
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I am currently researching topics relating to gene expression and bioinformatics.
I am interested in the bioinformatics field and would like to do our project in this area. I did some preliminary research by going through the Sage Genie Database which contains gene expression data for various kinds of cancers:
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I have identified the over-expressed genes for different kinds of cancers using the SAGE database. I did some further research and found out that non-small cell lung cancer is the leading cause of death in men and women in the western world. Based on this information, I feel that improving the prognosis of lung cancer patients would be a good topic to work on. I found one research paper published recently in this area: A gene expression signature can be used to predict the recurrence of Stage 1 Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer.
I would like to get your feedback whether this is a good topic to do my science project on. Alternately, could you please suggest any other topics where bioinformatics is applied to better cancer prognosis? Lastly, I wanted to request you to mentor me in coming up with a good hypothesis, or refer me to someone who has been doing work in the bioinformatics area.
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In honor of today's federal holiday, we're taking a look at the many animals graced the halls of the White House over the years. Everybody knows Bo, the Obamas' cute-as-can-be Portuguese Water Dog, but did you know that hundreds of animals have lived in the White House over the years?
Woodrow Wilson had a pet ram named Old Ike, and Calvin Coolidge was the proud pet parent of Billy, a pygmy hippo. Our birthday boy, George Washington, had a menagerie of Hounds, but his wife Martha kept company with a single parrot.
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I have to preface this tutorial with the fact that I have access to a 3D printer for some of the parts I made. If you like I can provide 3D files but I cannot make more parts for your projects.
Step 1: What I got to Start
I took the IH13 totally apart to extract
speaker gaskets
speaker grills
5way controller board
5way controller rubber cover
2 controller boards
and the iPod connector
Then I took the Kensington car mount and removed the MP3 player clamp off of the bendable arm by removing one small screw.
Did you take any steps to waterproof the speakers or controls?
I'm too afraid to do this to my Vespa and ruin everything.
It gives you an idea for listening to music without having to turn it down at stoplights.
This is an example of the headsets that are installed in our helmets
Although throttle does = engine noise you get a lot of noise from wind resistance too. You can get up to a cruising speed then let off the throttle a bit and still have quite a bit of noise. A wind screen would help that a lot though.
Plan B is to just leave it turned way up like most motorcycles.


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Killzone: Mercenary packshot shows looming Helghast, soldiers running
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Killzone: Mercenary closed multiplayer beta is live, open beta hits in late August
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Killzone: Mercenary closed multiplayer beta applications being accepted
Sign-ups for the Killzone: Mercenary closed beta and you can sign up here. You have until 10:00pm BST on July 17 to sign up, and if chosen to participate, you will receive an email with directions on how to get started. Killzone: Mercenary is a Vita exclusive due in September.
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Killzone: Shadow Fall will make use of various new features within PS4, such as PlayGo and Remote Play, according to Guerrilla Games.
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PSN E3 sale discounts inFamous, Call of Duty & Killzone franchises
Sony has launched a huge PSN sale to mark the start of E3 2013 next week. From today you can reap discounts on the inFamous, Call of Duty and Killzone franchises. Get the savings here.
Killzone: Shadow Fall video focuses on PS4 development
Killzone: Shadow Fall has a new developer diary available, and we've posted it below.
Killzone: Shadowfall artwork and screens released
Sony has released some screenshots for Killzone: Shadowfall. I think a couple in there are new, as I haven't seen them on the site. The previously seen ones have been added to the gallery as well so they are all in one place. Shadowfall was announced during the PS4 reveal in February and is a […]
Killzone: Mercenary video discusses the Vita shooter
A new video for Killzone: Mercenary has been released by Sony, and it features art director Tom Jones discussing the Vita shooter from Guerrilla Games Cambridge. Check it out below, courtesy of the PS Blog. It's out in September.
Killzone: Mercenary concept art shows Helghast and Vekta
Killzone: Mercenary concept art has appeared over on AGB. It's really lovey stuff to look at, but only on screen – some of these locations on Helghast and Vekta look a bit dangerous. For more on everything Killzone: Mercenary, hit this link. The game is out in September for Vita.
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Killzone HD might seem like a natural evolution for many, but the team at Guerilla have had to dig deep in their cellars to reboot the game. Technical Director Michiel van der Leeuw and Senior Programmer Frank Compagner, who worked on the original title, spoke about the difficulty of hunting out old assets in a […]
Killzone HD hits the PS Store on October 23
Killzone HD will arrive via the PS Store as a solo release on October 23, according to Sony. It will run you $14.99 for the game,or you can get it as part of the Killzone Trilogy for $39.99/€49.99/£40.84 when it hits retail in the US on October 23 and in the UK on October 24. […]
Killzone: Mercenary revealed as Vita exclusive, fight alongside Helghast forces
Killzone Mercenary has been revealed at Sony's gamescom 2012 conference.
PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale strategy videos feature Kratos and Radec
Sony has released strategy videos for PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, featuring Kratos and Killzone's Colonel Radec.
Rumour - Killzone sequel in production, teaser script leaked
Sony is busily working away at marketing material for the next Killzone, whispers suggest.
Guerrilla to continue supporting Killzone on PS3
Killzone developer Guerrilla Games is working on three brand new projects, art director Jan-Bart van Beek has confirmed at a GDC session, reported by IGN, including ongoing work on the Killzone IP on PS3.
Killzone 1 remake "delayed indefinitely" for PS3
If a tweet from the official Killzone twitter's to be believed, a remake of the first Killzone for PS3 has been stopped in its tracks.
Killzone port heading to PSN on January 24
Sony will release a port of 2004's Killzone for PS2 via PlayStation Network on January 24. The news was confirmed to GameInformer after a listing for the game was found on the ESRB website. Upon release it will run you $9.99. Thanks, Eurogamer.
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