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Glad to hear you guys aren't letting this go to waste!
You've already got my donation.
Out of interest, however, will there be a new moddb page for the game, or do we keep following this one?
Red Alter - a total conversion based on C&C3: Tiberium Wars, dedicated the theme of alternative history of WWII and the Cold War.
Our development team is pleased to announce that we are don't development this mod any more... But we have good news - we are working on a Red March!
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Our development team is pleased to announce that we are don't development this mod any more... But we have good news - we are working on a Red March! It will be a direct descendant of the mod, but at a new level. We had refreshed the team and now we are creating our own full-fledged game. The new project will retain a part of some of our older models and etc, and will contain new gameplay elements that were difficult to implement on the old C&C:TW engine. Accordingly, the rising level of project quality. We rethought the plot and the overall concept of the game.
Funding for the development will go through сrowdfunding, that is, through the collection of funds from the fans and any interested persons. As a platform for raising money will be used Indiegogo.com. On this site we will soon publish our presentation.
Follow the news from us.
P.S.: In fact, the Red Alter just gets a new name and becomes a separate engine. The visual style, units design and the basic idea remains the same.
P.P.S.: It is possible to upload the latest build of the mod.
Glad to hear you guys aren't letting this go to waste!
You've already got my donation.
Out of interest, however, will there be a new moddb page for the game, or do we keep following this one?
Nice to hear such words :)
Yes, it will be a new page. After all, we probably publish it on the old build of mod, while they themselves begin to have the project with another name. In addition, part of our concept-arts here may violate copyright law - such as we have seen here and the Allied logo from RA1 :D
By the way, I have a question for you - in your opinion, there is the necessary number of backers for Red March founding? Of course, we do not need a budget level of Tiberium Vars, but for the development of such a serious game needs a lot of money (by the standards of Russia, our game development costs are much cheaper than in the West). I'm a little worried about crowdfounding...
So er, are you just moving contents to a different engine, or are you actually planning to develope your own engine? If it's the latter I'll not hesistate to put my share in!
No, we're not so crazy to create its own engine, it costs too much money and many years. At the moment we choose between Gem3 (from BestWay, authors of Man of War series and Nuclear Union) and Unigine (OilRush game). Perhaps we will choose some other engine.
I see, thx for replying.
Also, I'd say GEM 3 is the best option. Just playing around with the Assault Squad editor really, shows how much you can tweak and how beautiful you can make the textures look. Men of War already has one of the bigger followings out of Russian/1C franchises, probably not as many as S.T.A.L.K.E.R, but more than METRO, so any sort of mention or endorsement by BestWay or 1C would really help you get more people following too.
Personally, I can't truly say, the only development I've managed is concepting and balance, never anything involving actual sums of money. (Well apart from dreams of getting an engine license...) Nonetheless, I DO have some suggestions.
I would personally suggest checking a few other projects on kickstarter and indiegogo for what they asked for and whether or not they got all of it. Sure, development costs might be lower for you, but that doesn't change the fact that a little extra money doesn't hurt the development process. Besides which, if you ever need additional funds, you can do paid pre-orders like what Natural Selection 2 did.
However, you will need to get a couple of loyal followers to start spreading the message, In particular on moddb and on steam, if you want success in the Western market. Inviting Youtubers such as TotalBiscuit and others to view or follow your product would also be beneficial in getting your product advertised.
Just a few suggestions on how to fund and get your product advertised. :)
Since the publication of news about the Wasteland 2, I learned about crowdfounding and a couple of months of active reading articles about it and looking at the Indiegogo and Kickstarter. We do not have much chance of success, but they are still there. We look forward to "the effect of coolness" of our design (this is the merit of our artists and our crazy mind, lol) and an unusual marketing (we later explain). I think the problem with most failures of game projects on Kickstarter - is that they lack originality and coolness of design. After all, this is primarily be interested backers.
However, we are very worried, because we plan to set as the target of quite a large sum for beginners who do not yet have the authority (Brian Fargo's reputation is incredibly good, so they gave him money even more than those that he had requested). On the other hand - we are not too upset, if not the first time shall find the necessary sum, we have enough quarters or thirds of the sum of the first year of development. After that we will have more than their own content, which will be interest new investors in a new campaign to raise money. In addition, we can show off your project on Steam Greenlight.
In addition, our investors have already worked out a great reward system (miniatures of units from the game and etc).
As for advertising - yes, we will work with good and interesting people with their audience. However, it is worth doing when there will be more content, and preferably when it is ready to gameplay at least one faction.
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I have thus far very much enjoyed you concept art and models, I am curious about the sort of engine you intend to use/make. Also, what are your plans regarding modability? The first and foremost thing I want out of a game, is the ability to change it however I wish. I still play and mod RA2, generals, and CnC3:TW. I also enjoy modding "space pirates and zombies" which was a surprisingly fun game. Basically, it's the biggest priority for me because that's where the fun comes from, building toys, and blowing them up.
Do you just wish to make a game that is played and then tossed away and replaced by the next thing to come along like is typical, or do you want to do something more, something that grows?
What I want more than anything as far as a game goes is an engine that:
1. Allows any sort of features from classic RTS games, such as the CnC and RA games to be replicated. Build styles, tank and infantry bunkers, mind control, units spawning units, rage/chaos gas, emp, shields, stealth, transformations, stacking objects on objects, variations on firing (like in CnC3) etc. If you can do it in anything up to and including RA3, then I want to be able to do it too.
2. Come with tools for importing, exporting, viewing (finished and textured, as in game) 3d models, at least in blender, but MAX and others would be nice.
3. An ini/xml/whatever error checker, and good debug messages
4. A real time particle editor for easy customization of effects
5. Implements commonly requested features/bug fixes/optimizations
6. Encourages openness of content for personal modding. Anything that is compiled, should be able to be de-compiled and changed. "MY CODE IS A SPECIAL SECRET DO NOT STEAL" is poison for a modding community.
For something like that, I would easily drop $200. EA has some much potential with it's SAGE engine, that it chooses to only take half steps with. They did a terrific job improving the engine, but it still has a lot of things that could be improved. I'd love for them to explore a model of selling the engine/tools/support and converted models the old games while the community provides the content and implementation. They will never do this, sadly. I'm looking for someone who will.
I think there is a fair number of people who would be rather exited about such a thing. Very few of us have time or resources to be an engine developer, but there are a lot of people that like dicking around with ini files and models.
We really want to make the SDK and other tools for modding the game, but the problem is that its development is also worth the money (you need to do more user-friendly interface for the novice). So first of all we make the game, and the second - the SDK for it for the fans.
We will try to make the game well be modified, it is one of our goals.
As for the engine for the game, then we have candidates to choose from, but we have not decided yet. In the end, it depends on the amount of money that we receive.
We aim to create C&C-like game for C&C-community and want to make a hardcore old-school RTS, because we do want this game for a long time. We hope that in the end, our game will live long.
Старайтесь рекламировать свой проект и на других сайтах, чтобы как можно больше людей о нём узнали. Больше людей знает - больше пожертвований.
Да, у нас уже есть небольшой список сайтов, на которых мы можем разместить свою рекламу. К тому же вся надежда и фишка как раз в рекламе - чем больше людей заинтересуется нами, то тем больше денег и придёт.
Amazing commitment, really look forward to seeing what you guys can churn out! Good luck!
"PPS: It is also possible to upload the latest build of this mod" So, does that mean that the current version will become available for download while you work on turning this mod into a game of it's own? That would be amazing. :)
Also, I'm glad you guys are keeping this thing alive through a new project! It'd be a shame if all the awesome concept art and models would've been for nothing.
Уже обо всем узнал на редсусе. Хорошо, что идея получит развитие на новом уровне. Плохо то, что ещё один перспективный мод для C&C3 не дожил до релиза. Их и так не шибко-то много.
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Look for: Small, firm squash with bright yellow or orange skins that have green veins branching like lightning through them.
Microwave: Place squash in a large glass baking dish or microwave-safe bowl with 1/4 cup broth (or water). Cover tightly and microwave on High for 10 minutes.
Prep: Cut squash in half lengthwise, scoop out the seeds and slice into thin half-moons (peeling is optional).
Sauté: Melt 2 teaspoons butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Add squash slices; cook, stirring frequently, until tender, about 10 minutes. Stir in a pinch of grated nutmeg before serving.
Steam: Place squash slices in a steamer basket over 1 inch of water in a large pot set over high heat. Cover and cook until tender, about 6 minutes.
Delicata Squash Recipes to Try:
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I was diagnosed with marginal placenta previa at my 20 week ultrasound. At my 28 week ultrasound it had not moved at all. I've been put on pelvic rest and restricted activity. I made the mistake of looking through academic journals for more information on PP and scared myself silly. After reading all the happy endings here, I feel so much better. I hope I can learn a lot from you ladies as well as offer support. So glad this group exists. It is the first time since Monday that I don't feel like crying! I do have a question for everyone - did you see a high risk OB because of your PP diagnosis, or just stick with your regular OB? Thanks so much!


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Former Roommate Says Gainesville Man Arrested for Theft, IED Possession Never Intended Harm
Mason Scott Beuning lived at 3119 NW Fourth St. in Gainesville at the time of his arrest for theft and IED possession six months ago. Jamie Tucker, his former roommate, said his friend never intended harm. Beuning's case is under review.
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc. plans to hire 100,000 returning service members in the next five years beginning this Memorial Day. Honorably discharged veterans are eligible in their first year off active duty and the plan is aimed at limiting unemployment among local veterans.


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Q: Who's your favourite troll/character from Homestuck?
A: Roxy, Terezi, Cronus, Rose.
Q: Where do you live?
A: Canada
Q: Which part of Canada?
A: The Canadian part
Q: Do you take/do requests?
A: Well, I would rather not. However, I have trouble saying no. So basically, most likely just for friends. But if I refuse, it doesn't mean we aren't friends~
Q: What's your real name?
Damian, as far as you're concerned.
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-Cry's videos are some of the best on YouTube. He does a wide variety of things, making his channel both interesting and fun! ((and that voice of his....unff))
-her art is awesome! She's an awesome person with awesome art and awesome interests! So much awesome in one place!
-Jeffu is one of my oldest and dearest friends. he does great lets plays, check them out! (www.youtube.com/user/MidniteAn…)
-One of my earliest watchers, Shelby has gone from a girl with cute art to an amazing, professional-level artist with an amazing creativity!
-Midna is an amazing artist! She draws the most amazing things!
-Stainy is a person who has gone through some tough times, but it hasn't dampened her spirits enough to break her down! Another deviant I've witnessed the evolution of, Stainy is a great person with lovely art and some really inspiring stories
-She draws some amazing cats! She's a really nice person and her page is definitely worth a look!
-Lilly is a talented person, and she draws the cutest ponies and pokemon!
-Finchy has been a fundimental part of my growing as an artist. She taught me how to use gimp so I could move away from one-layer programs such as MS Paint. Her art is amazing!
Yes you! The person reading this! If you are reading this, it means you have looked at my profile and care enough to read about me! I appreciate every single pageview, favourite, comment, anything and everything! Thank you for caring about me!
i deleted a question because what year is it lol
I go by Damian. I'm 17 years old, Canadian, nonbinary (genderfluid) gray-romantic and bisexual. I mostly post fanart here.
I like MLP, comic books (DC and Marvel), Xiaolin Showdown/Chronicles, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and a few animes sort of.
Feel free to talk to me, but I'm usually more active on my tumblr
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Friday, May 9, 2014
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|Carnegie Hall (photo by Jeff Goldberg-Esto, courtesy of Carnegie Hall)
Thursday, April 17, 2014
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Felix Mendelssohn (credit James Warren Childe, via Wikimedia Commons)
The currents that define the musical life of any city grow out of the fascinations of individual people. In Boston, the citiy's musical identity runs along several threads. The many educational institutions, through performances by both faculty and student musicians, have continually offered stellar chamber music. The Boston Symphony Orchestra performs orchestral music on the highest level. And more than almost any other American city, Boston audiences gravitate towards early music.
And then there is Bach. The composer most central to the formation of Western art music finds traction almost anywhere in the world. But Boston's relationship to Bach is even stronger than most. It was that connection that led to the founding of the Cantata Singers in 1964. Its primary purpose at the outset was the preservation of - as the group's name implies - the sacred cantatas Bach wrote and that, at the time, formed the least explored area of his music.
So as the Cantata Singers planned its celebratory fiftieth anniversary season, Bach remained at the core of the group. The 2013-2014 season opens and closes with Bach, but in between are works and composers that reflect the centrality of Bach in unique ways.
The concert performed on Feb. 22 was devoted to a singular work by the composer most often credited with launching Bach's music into the wider public realm: Mendelssohn. A prolific composer of many different genres of music, Mendelssohn revived Bach's St. Matthew Passion in 1829, and it was one of many experiences in which Mendelssohn learned from his predecessor. Those lessons took root in 1846 in Elijah.
As Cantata Singers Music Director David Hoose writes in program notes for the concert, The reputation of Felix Mendelssohn's Elijah has fallen, risen, fallen and risen again since August 26, 1846, when 3,000 people gathered in Town Hall in Birmingham, England to hear the latest creation by the famous and beloved composer. ... Today, Elijah, along with the requiems by Mozart, Brahms and Faure´, is considered one of the great choral-orchestra works, and it is music beloved by performers and listeners alike.
Hear Mendelssohn's Elijah in a concert performance by the Cantata Singers and conductor David Hoose on Sunday, April 20, at 5pm on 99.5 WCRB.
Download program notes for complete cast and a translastion of the text.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
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Building on a history that now stretches back three-quarters of a century, the Celebrity Series of Boston will present a diverse array of classical music concerts between October, 2014, and May, 2015. From solo pianists to world-class orchestras, the series features the return of many Boston favorites, as well as the Celebrity Series debuts of several artists and ensembles.
See highlights below, and for the complete schedule, including dance, jazz, spoken word, and other performances, visit the Celebrity Series of Boston.
Michael Tilson Thomas
(photo by Chris Wahlberg)
Daniil Trifonov
Renée Fleming
(photo by Andrew Eccles, courtesy of Decca)
Janine Jansen
(photo by Harald Hoffmann, courtesy of Decca)
Chamber Ensembles and Instrumentalists
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
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The Music Director of both the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and the São Paulo Symphony Orchestra, steps up to the podium for a tradition-soaked celebration of music from the heart of Great Britain, recorded on Sept. 7, 2013.
Special guests include American mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato and British violinist Nigel Kennedy.
London-born composer Anna Clyne, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra's composer in residence, has written a new work that will open the program, and the concert also pays tribute to the anniversaries of the births of Richard Wagner, Giuseppe Verdi, and Benjamin Britten.
Of course, no Last Night of the Proms would be complete without Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 ("Land of Hope and Glory"), Sir Charles Hubert Hastings Parry's "Jerusalem," and "God Save the Queen," performed this year in the arrangement by Benjamin Britten.
Full program:
Anna Clyne - Masquerade
(BBC Commission, World Premiere)
Wagner - Die Meistersinger Overture
Bernstein - Chichester Psalms
Vaughan Williams - The Lark Ascending
Britten - The Building of the House
Bernstein - "Make Our Garden Grow," from Candide
Massenet - "Je suis gris! je suis ivre!" from Chérubin
Handel - "Frondi tenere e belle ... Ombra mai fù" from Xerxes
Rossini - "Tanti affetti in tal momento!" from La donna del lago
Bernstein - Candide Overture
Verdi - "Va, pensiero" (Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves), from Nabucco
Arlen - "Over the Rainbow
Monti - Csárdás
Traditional - Londonderry Air ("Danny Boy")
Rodgers - "You'll never walk alone," from Carousel
Bantock - Sea Reivers
Lloyd - HMS Trinidad March
UK Premiere
Arne - Rule, Britannia!
Elgar - Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 in D major ("Land of Hope and Glory")
Parry, orch. Elgar - Jerusalem
Traditional, arr. Britten - The National Anthem
Joyce DiDonato, mezzo-soprano
Nigel Kennedy, violin
BBC Symphony Chorus
BBC Symphony Orchestra
Marin Alsop, conductor
(image of Marin Alsop by Grant Leighton; image of Royal Albert Hall by Marcus Ginns)
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At Sgt. Riker's Civil War Trading Post in Ashland, Va., the past feels close to Ransom Hundley.
Helping set the scene are the $4,700 pine officer's chest from the 2nd Mississippi Regiment and two bullets from the Spotsylvania Courthouse that collided in midflight. Also, the rare script "C" Confederate cavalry button unearthed in Goochland County is available for $2,499.
One hundred fifty years after the first shells fell on Fort Sumter in Charleston, S.C., Civil War memorabilia remains a lucrative business. Sales are up 20 percent at Mr. Hundley's shop from last year. He attributes renewed interest in the war to the sesquicentennial.
"It's a contest that still captures the imagination of the American public," Mr. Hundley said. "Any one of us who would've been alive at the time would be on one side or the other."
The faceoff exploded at 4:30 a.m. on April 12, 1861, in Charleston Harbor. About 3,000 rounds from Confederate shore batteries pummeled Fort Sumter for the next 34 hours.
The fort, designed to protect the harbor's entrance, was incomplete. It mounted only 60 of a possible 135 cannon and faced dwindling supplies of food and ammunition.
By April 13, U.S. Maj. Robert Anderson surrendered the fort, evacuated his troops and ended the Civil War's first battle. The ensuing four bloody years still grip the attention of collectors.
"The 150th anniversary, that's going to recharge a lot of people's interest in the Civil War," said Brian Lown, who runs Hampton Roads Relics in Virginia Beach. "They're fascinated by history. There were so many skirmishes and so many battles. You read these personal accounts and they're almost like fiction. 'Wow, this really happened?'"
Added Pleasant Bagby of Virginia Civil War Relics in Charlottesville, Va.: "There's a passion for this stuff because it played out in their backyards. … There's the idea of having a piece of what their ancestors may have held on to, part of their own folklore."
The April 15 release of Robert Redford's film "The Conspirator," chronicling the aftermath of President Lincoln's assassination, also is expected to drive interest in the war.
Buttons and belt buckles, particularly those marked U.S. or C.S., and bullets are the most popular items. Also attracting attention are campsite relics — lead Minie balls carved into unique objects, harmonica reeds, bullet molds, chess sets and ax heads — because they make the conflict personal.
"With serious collectors, if they have something they need or want, they will find a way to buy it," said Angelo Scarleto, who works at the Union Drummer Boy in Gettysburg, Pa.
Even what appears to be an everyday item can command a significant price. Take the buttons. A common Union button may sell for $20 or $30, but anything Confederate commands a premium. Find a button with the gilt covering intact and shank undamaged from, say, Florida, Georgia or Mississippi, and the price could approach $2,000 to $5,000. Buckle prices zoom higher.
All of that goes back to the relative rarity of Confederate gear and something more.
"There's a certain romance attached to the Confederacy," said Ross Smith, who operates Shenandoah Trader in New Market, Va., and specializes in Civil War books and relic display cases.


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The Wedding Seamstress hosts a D'Lola Couture RED Trunk and Sample Sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. every Saturday in February. Sample wedding dressesare discounted up to 75 percent and brides can save 25 percent on orders for custom wedding dresses. Sample wedding dresses start at $500 and sample cocktail/evening gown dresses start at $200. 7550 Grant Place, Arvada, 720-435-1004, dlolacouture.com
Do you heart art?
The Lakewood Arts Council continues its annual sale of art supplies and original artworks through Feb. 28. There's a broad selection of brushes, papers, pastels, paints, canvas, pencils and craft supplies along with an assortment of original artwork from the artists of the LAC Co-Op. Members continue to bring and donate items throughout the sale. New this year is a recycled-clothing boutique. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Proceeds benefit the nonprofit and the more than 70 cultural art activities it sponsors each year. LAC Art Center, 85 S. Union Blvd., Lakewood, 303-980-0625, lakewoodartscouncil.org
Home goods
HW Home in Broomfield hosts its "Annual Warehouse Sale" with discounts up to 75 percent on select furniture and accessories Friday through Feb. 18. You can also save on custom orders. HW Home designers will be available for ideas and suggestions. In addition to furnishings, shoppers can check out jewelry by Stella & Dot, clothing by MAX and Nest Children's Boutique, and adoptable pets from the Humane Society of Boulder Valley. Sale hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday and Feb. 18. 216 E. Flatiron Circle, Broomfield, hwhome.com
Thrills at the mills
A variety of deals on accessories, apparel, home goods, electronics, and health and beauty items are included in the Presidents' Day Super Sale Weekend Friday through Feb. 18 at Colorado Mills. The Banana Republic Factory Store, Gap Outlet, Ann Taylor Factory Store and Nike Factory Store are just some of the participating stores - just look for the sign in the window. Last Call by Neiman Marcus is also participating and offering an padditional 25 percent off your entire purchase through Feb. 21. 14500 W. Colfax Ave., Lakewood, 303-384-3000, coloradomills.com
Act-finding mission
Act II Consignment Boutique's "End of Season" clearance sale is Friday through Feb. 18 at both locations. Shoppers can take 50 percent off the last marked price (25 percent now through Thursday). Everything in the store is included: women's clothing, jewelry, shoes, purses and household items. Hours for both locations are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Quality consignment items including women's clothing, accessories and home decor are welcome starting Feb. 19. 1500 W. Littleton Blvd., Littleton, 303-795-1122; 1244 E. Colfax Ave., 303-832-0783; myact2.com
Free days this week
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Saturday: Money Museum, Colorado Springs, money.org
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Cal State students learn base's business
Working and living on Naval Base Ventura County (NBVC), it's easy to forget that not everyone can walk into the Navy Exchange, see a movie in the Needham Theater or jog the track next to the Beehive Gym.
But in Ventura County, there are 833,000 people — roughly 850,000 county residents less the 17,000 who work at NBVC — who don't have base access.
On the morning of Friday, Sept. 23, another 30 got the rare privilege of going through the gates.
Upperclassmen and graduate students at the Martin V. Smith School of Business and Economics at California State University Channel Islands toured the county's No. 1 employer, visiting NBVC Port Hueneme, a follow-up to last year's tour of NBVC Point Mugu.
That afternoon, they toured Patagonia, and earlier tours have included Limoneira and JD Power and Associates.
"We are trying to introduce students to various businesses in Ventura County," explained William P. Cordeiro, Ph.D., the associate vice president for academic affairs at the business school. "We try to go to two businesses on each tour, and we try to do three tours a year."
He praised Capt. Jim McHugh, the base commanding officer, for being a member of the Business Advisory Council, bridging the school and the base and opening the door for the tour.
In greeting the students at the Seabee Museum, McHugh explained that in many ways, running the base is the same as running a business. From hiring the best and the brightest to providing internships to being good stewards of the environment, the Navy has many of the same goals as private industry.
"I'm really proud of how engaged we are in this community," McHugh told the group. "And in return, this county is very supportive. This is a great place for our folks to be."
In addition to the Seabee Museum, the students visited the Naval Construction Training Center, where Lt. Cmdr. Chad Koster, the executive officer, briefed them on the different rates in the construction battalions and talked about the Seabees' future in the current economy.
"This is an extremely skilled workforce," he said. "The skills the Seabees learned are easily transferable into the private sector. They're getting jobs."
The students also toured the Surface Warfare Engineering Facility, then returned to the museum for lunch.
Steven Jordan of Port Hueneme, a junior majoring in international economics and political science, said he appreciated the tour.
"With security having increased since 9/11, access to the base has gone down, and allowing the university to come for a tour is excellent," he said.
He said he was also impressed that McHugh took the time to talk with the students.
"For the top man on base to come down and talk to us, and for him to be involved with the Business Advisory Council, that's phenomenal," he said.


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It has happened to most of us at some point. You're reading a book on a plane or on the beach. Suddenly, there is a heartbreaking plot twist or a beloved character dies. You try to fight it, but it's a lost cause. You're crying in public, and it's not pretty. These sad stories highlight the deep emotional power that books have over us.
• Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls is one of the first books that made many of us cry. This novel about the friendship between a boy and his two hunting dogs is a modern classic.
• Narrated by Death, Markus Zusak's The Book Thief is an unforgettable story about a girl named Liesel living in Nazi Germany. The novel was recently adapted into a movie, but this is a book that you simply must read.
• Me Before You by Jojo Moyes follows Louisa Clark, a young woman who takes on a job as a caretaker for Will Traynor, who is a quadriplegic. The two of them quickly grow close, but Will's plans for his assisted suicide loom ahead of them in this tragic, romantic tale.
• Ian McEwan's Atonement is an elegant exploration of guilt and forgiveness. During the summer of 1935, 13-year-old Briony accuses the family maid's son Robbie of sexually assaulting her cousin. The consequences of her testimony haunt her for the rest of her life.
• Katherine Paterson's Bridge to Terabithia is a beloved childhood favorite for many readers. Despite their differences, Jess and Leslie become inseparable friends. When tragedy strikes, Jess must use the lessons that their friendship taught him to heal.
• Set in a postapocalyptic America, Cormac McCarthy's The Road is the story of a father and son who walk through the desolation, depending only on each other while they try to make their way to the coast.
• Gail Caldwell's Let's Take the Long Way Home: A Memoir of Friendship will make you want to call your best friend. In this poignant memoir, Caldwell chronicles her friendship with her best friend Caroline Knapp from their first meeting through Knapp's death of lung cancer at age 42.
The Geography of You and Me, the latest romance novel from teen author Jennifer E. Smith, is sure to capture the hearts of both teen and adult romance fans. The novel begins on a sweltering day in New York City when Lucy and Owen get trapped in an elevator in their apartment during a blackout. Lucy has lived in the apartment building with her jet-setting parents for years, and yet again finds herself alone as they travel the world. Owen, on the other hand, has just moved to the city because his dad took a job as the apartment building's new superintendent. Though their paths have crossed before, it's not until this fateful day that they truly meet.
After being rescued from the elevator, the two spend the night together talking about their lives. But when Lucy wakes up, Owen is gone. She looks for him for the next few days, but must quickly leave when her parents decide they want her to come visit them in London. After learning that her parents want the family to move away from New York, Lucy knows she has to find a way to contact Owen again. She decides on sending him a postcard, which he receives as she returns to New York to pack up the family apartment. Thus begins their long-distance relationship through a series of postcards, as she moves to London and Owen moves around the states with his father.
Readers are taken along on the journey of Lucy and Owen's relationships — across continents, through scattered correspondence and the promise of the pair one day reuniting. Their relationship is hopeful and romantic.
In 1918, the Spanish flu pandemic had such a profoundly devastating impact that drastic measures had to be taken to stem the infection, Elizabeth Fama's new young adult novel Plus One covers this period in history. To keep up with the additional demands brought on by the pandemic, many more medical professionals were brought in and worked in shifts divided by night and day. This dual system worked so well in the medical field that it was integrated into other industries and finally the government.
Though the system was first designed with equality in mind, over time things changed. Day became the sought after curfew, offering better jobs and more economic advantages. Sol wanted nothing more than for her grandfather to see his first grand baby, but with her brother being day and she and her grandfather being night, the task was almost insurmountable.
Sol had almost no plan when she set out on her mission, so it was no surprise that an adventure ensues. This young adult novel follows Sol as she is betrayed by someone she's supposed to love, loves someone she's expected to hate and finds strength in unlikely places. Fama creates a fast-paced and compelling story with compassionate characters and an unexpected ending. Fans of the Divergent trilogy by Veronica Roth should check out this standalone dystopian novel.
Jonah Prentiss may be the only person at Cross Pointe High School who does not like Brighton Waterford. Brighton is popular, smart, pretty and universally admired – that is until Jonah transfers to Cross Pointe for his senior year of high school. Bright Before Sunrise by Tiffany Schmidt alternates between the two points of view, telling the story of how they are thrown together over and over again during the course of one evening.
Jonah is angry that his mother and new stepfather forced him to move from Hamilton to live in the snooty neighboring town of Cross Pointe. He decides to avoid making friends at his new school and to spend as much time as possible in his old town with his friends and girlfriend. Brighton, on the other hand, pretends that her life is perfect, while underneath she is still mourning her father's death. As a result, she throws herself into school and extracurricular activities to avoid dealing with her feelings. Brighton has made it her mission to befriend everyone, so when Jonah spurns her friendship, she is annoyed and determined to make him change his mind. Jonah comes home early after being dumped by his girlfriend to find Brighton in the house after she unknowingly offers to babysit his little sister. His parents then force him to drive Brighton home. As the night continues, the two end up both willingly and unwillingly in each other's presence.
Bright Before Sunrise convincingly tells Brighton and Jonah's stories from both perspectives. Readers come to understand the challenges both are facing, and why they behave the way they do. Meanwhile, the relationship that develops between the two teens will keep readers guessing until the very end. Fans of Jennifer Smith's books will enjoy Tiffany Schmidt's latest teen novel.
As a boy, Jacob Portman was always spellbound by the stories his grandfather told him about children with strange powers who lived in an isolated house on a Welsh island. After his grandfather's violent death, he receives a mysterious letter from a Miss Peregrine, travels to the island and discovers that his grandfather's stories — and the children — are very much real. So what happens next to the Peculiar Children? Ransom Riggs' much-anticipated new book, Hollow City, is the second book and sequel to his bestselling novel, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children. In Hollow City, Jacob and the peculiar friends he meets in the first book have escaped Miss Peregrine's island and are now traveling to 1940s war-era London. Their purpose for the journey is to try to help Miss Peregrine who, thanks to a spell, is now in bird-form. Along the way, they make new friends, become acquainted with some truly unique people and animals, and continue to battle the monsters who threaten the Peculiars' existence.
Similar to J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, the characters in Hollow City have matured, and the issues and relationships they face have also become more serious. There is a balance of fast-paced suspense and horror melded with lighter and touching moments of friendships and loyalties, making this book and its predecessor good picks for both those who like fantasy or realistic fiction. Riggs continues the practice of using old, strange and, in some cases, disturbing vintage photographs to tell a story that combines real history with the fantastical. As many reviewers have pondered, in a "chicken or egg" fashion, did the photographs inspire the story or did the story create a search for unique photographs which would enhance the plot?
The film adaptation of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, directed by Tim Burton, is in development, and is due out in 2015.
Since its publication in 2012, John Green's teen novel The Fault in Our Stars has been wildly popular with teens and adults alike. If you haven't heard about it yet, you certainly will this summer when the film adaptation, starring Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort, comes to theaters.
Hazel Grace Lancaster has had 33 half-birthdays. She and her family choose to celebrate them and, well, anything these days. Since she was diagnosed with Stage IV thyroid cancer at age 13, nothing has been guaranteed. That cancer metastasized to her lungs, and now, she's being kept alive by her oxygen tank, her BiPAP machine and a wonder drug called Phalanxifor. At least, she is for now. Hazel's mother forces her to go to a weekly support group for teens with cancer. That's where she meets Augustus Waters. Gus, who is in remission from osteosarcoma, and Hazel are drawn to each other, but Hazel has reservations. She is a grenade waiting to explode. She knows that her life won't be a long one, and she wants to protect Gus from the eventual pain of losing her. Despite Hazel's misgivings, the two grow closer, but they both know that happy endings aren't real.
Green's novel is simultaneously funny, beautiful and painful. Hazel and Gus are wise beyond their years. Don't worry. The Fault in Our Stars is not a typical tragic romantic story, the likes of which, incidentally, both Hazel and Gus would hate. It is a story about living your life to the fullest, no matter how long it may be, and asking the big questions even when the answers aren't easy. The razor-sharp dialogue and Hazel's astute observations keep the novel from seeming sappy or contrived.
The Fault in Our Stars is one of the most buzzed-about movies this year. It will be in theaters on June 6, but you can check out this sneak peak right now. If you want to know more about the making of the movie, Green joins the film's director and cast to answer fans' questions in this webcast.
Angels, demons, forbidden love, and now, war—Laini Taylor's captivating Daughter of Smoke and Bone series tells the story of Karou and Akiva, who fell in love despite the dangers that came along with their feelings. Dreams of Gods & Monsters, the final book in the series, picks up where Days of Blood & Starlight left off. The vivid world that Taylor has created begins to collide with our own, when angels begin to appear on earth. Panic spreads both on Earth and on Eretz where Karou, the chimaera, and the rebel angels must decide their course of action in order to save their world and our own.
Underlying the battle is the romantic tension between Karou and Akiva, whose forbidden love has caused them both immense physical and emotional pain. After Akiva's betrayal of Karou in the first novel, their relationship has not been the same. Now, as they must work together to reach their shared goal, their love is put to the test once again. Karou's human friends, Zuzana and Mik, return to Karou's side to help her keep the chimaera army going. New characters with their own secrets pop up as well, adding to the intrigue Taylor has already created in the series.
Longtime fans of the Daughter of Smoke and Bone series will enjoy returning to the brilliant world that Laini Taylor has created for her characters. Readers looking for a new series set in a unique world filled with fantastical creatures will be sure to want to start with book one and work their way to this thrilling conclusion.
Meet Gabe Johnson, more commonly known by his classmates as Chunk. He is an overweight trombone player in the marching band, a member of a dysfunctional household, a donut shop employee, a rebel and a criminal. He is also the hero of a wonderful new book titled Fat Boy vs. the Cheerleaders by Geoff Herbach. What begins with a study for health class, cataloging the use of the school soda machine, escalates into what becomes known as the Spunk River War. In a completely covert money grab, the proceeds from the machine originally used to fund the marching band are directed toward the creation of a new dance squad. The band finds out on the last day of school that there will be no summer band camp. With the help of social media, Chunk rallies the geeks to protest this injustice. The jocks become involved and stand up for their girlfriends, the burners join the geeks. The stage is set for an epic clash which is planned to take place during the town's premier summer tourist event.
Though rife with group classifications and sweeping generalizations, this story is about so much more than the geeks challenging the popular crowd. It is about self-perception, personal pride and seeing beyond stereotypes. Gabe grows to become more than what people expect of him and is an inspirational character as a result.
This entertaining novel is told in the unique manner of a one-sided conversation. After Gabe is arrested for robbing the soda machine, he meets with his lawyer at the police station, and the novel is a transcript of this encounter. It's a clever device which asks the reader to fill in the question as our protagonist provides the answer. Fat Boy vs. the Cheerleaders is an endearing coming of age novel. The value of friendship and the importance of self-worth combine to make this teen novel a real winner.
Marie Rutkoski's The Winner's Curse is an intricately told story that introduces a new and fascinating world. In this world, one group of people, the Valorians, conquered another, the Herrani, took their land and turned them into slaves. For years, the power dynamics between the two groups have stayed the same. But now, as the novel begins and Kestral, a Valorian general's daughter, buys Arin, a Herrani slave, at an auction, the relationship between the Valorians and Herrani begins to change.
Kestral can't pinpoint why she impulsively purchased Arin at the auction, and she initially ignores his existence when they return to her home. After time, she begins to use Arin as her escort when visiting friends, and the two come to know one another better, even playing Bite and Sting, a Valorian game, together in secret. As they become friends, and it seems that romance may be developing between them, their friends and family begin to question their relationship. Their relationship is further complicated by the pressure Kestral feels from her father to choose between marrying and joining the military, a woman's only options in the empire. All the while, a secret rebellion brews as a group of Herrani join together to overthrow the Valorians. As the two storylines come together, the book becomes a fast-paced read filled with action.
The Winner's Curse, the first in a planned trilogy, will have readers eagerly awaiting more information about Kestrel and Arin. Rutkoski transports readers to her new world and takes them along for a high stakes journey.
Countless manga series that have been translated from the original Japanese have appeared in the U.S. over the past decade. After a few years of the market becoming flooded with sometimes mediocre products, publishers have become more selective. They are now focusing on the cream of the crop. Two strong, well-reviewed manga for teens that have been recent hits in Japan are arriving here in the U.S.
Nisekoi: False Love, by Naoshi Komi, tells the story of Raku, the high school-aged son of a Yakuza gangster. Raku's father has arranged a "false love" match between the young man and a rival gang leader's daughter, Chitoge. They get off to an inauspicious start when Chitoge accidentally knees Raku in the face, which in turn causes Raku to lose an important locket. This was the only connection he maintained to a childhood sweetheart, and the search for the lost item causes instant strife between the two newly matched teens. Despite the outrageous plot, this works as a sort of wacky romantic comedy, with gangster elements adding intrigue and surprise. Two volumes are currently available, with the third coming in May.
Meanwhile, Arina Tanemura's Phantom Thief Jeanne is a reincarnation in more ways than one. Originally licensed to another publisher that later went bankrupt, this series has returned with new covers and crisp line drawings reminiscent of Sailor Moon. The other reincarnation is Jeanne herself – a "phantom-thief magical girl" who is the second coming of Joan of Arc. As is the case in many manga, the plot is almost too outrageous and convoluted to summarize, but it involves a battle between angels and devils, chess pieces that unlock the mysteries within the hearts of humans and demons hidden in priceless works of art. All of this is compounded by another story of false love! The second volume of the series will soon be available. Both of these series are good avenues into the outlandish, fantastical world of manga, as well as peeks into Japanese culture.
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Heather Wilson knows her stuff. One would expect that, you might think, given that she represented Albuquerque in the House of Representatives for 10 years.
Wilson, now a candidate for the U.S. Senate to replace retiring Jeff Bingaman, speaks in depth and detail about the challenges facing the United States.
The point here is that Wilson is not an all-surface packaged bundle of talking points. Far from it. Further, I don't see how she can be any more bona fide as a conservative.
Wilson speaks with passion fueled in part by experiences during the two-plus years after her time in congress ended in 2008 and announcing her Senate candidacy in March of this year.
I spoke to Wilson in mid-October at her Spartan campaign office in Albuquerque.
We used a digital recorder. At the end, I needed recorder management help.
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Updated: 12/04/2013 - The landmark Parkette will be featured on a national television show as a finalist in a burger challenge.
Updated: 12/04/2013 - The landmark Parkette will be featured on a national television show as a finalist in a burger challenge.
Updated: 12/04/2013 - An autopsy shows "Fast & Furious" star Paul Walker was killed in a car crash by the combined effects of the impact and subsequent fire.
Posted: 12/02/2013 - "Mob City" is beginning what is surely TV's first "adaptweetion."
Posted: 12/02/2013 - Publicist says 'Fast & Furious' actor Paul Walker dies in Calif. car crash.
Posted: 11/29/2013 - Lexington will kick off the Holiday season on Friday in and around Triangle Park.
Posted: 11/27/2013 - It looks like the iconic balloons of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will be allowed to take to the skies.
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Updated: 11/22/2013 - More than 25 years later, Cary Elwes still has the fondest memories of starring in "The Princess Bride."
Posted: 11/22/2013 - "The Wolverine" star Hugh Jackman has revealed he has been treated for skin cancer and shared a selfie showing his bandaged nose.
Updated: 11/20/2013 - One of two copies of the oldest known recording of a black vocal group in the U.S. is up for auction.
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Author has written 1 story for Wheel of Time.
Introduction to the Author:
That sounded rather professional, didn't it? I swear I'm not a professional. In fact, I consider myself something of a noob. I normally don't write. I draw.
WHATAMIDOINGAGAIN..? Oh yes. Right. About me.
I'm an odd one. I'm incredibly picky about the stories that I read, or the ones that I dare publish.
The Wheel of Time series captivates me, and leaves me with such strong feels that I simply had to write my ideas down. Ideas turned into people, and places. Soon, my little story had an entire plot.
(A side note: I made a friend of mine sign up for me, as I was too enthralled in writing to do it myself. Pardon the S/N. Jeesh.)
Age: 20
Purpose/Intentions: To write good stories that involve my favorite characters-- and maybe even a few I make along the way.
Current Stories:
[Paused for Personal Reasons. Sorry. It will be continued eventually] The Many Shapes of Fortune: - The Dark One has fallen. The wheel still turns. Ta'varen still exist, and their legacy carries on-- riding on the winds of what was, what is, and what will be. The story of Perrin's children, Chalinda, Arryne, and Olwrick through their adventures in the world that Robert Jordan has so skillfully laid out for us readers. One, an Aes Sedai. Another, shanghaied by the sea-folk, and our main character, Arryne, who has no memories of growing up.


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Like Google and Yahoo, Microsoft expresses hope that the worst of the economic crisis is behind it.
Like Google and Yahoo before them, Microsoft believes the worst of the economic crisis is behind it.
In reporting strong earnings today, Microsoft said its Online Services division showed some positive signs during the quarter. Those signs include a growth in page views and a slowing in the decline of advertising rates, according to Bill Koefoed, Microsoft's GM of investor relations.
The company hailed developments in search, citing market share growth in each month. Third party reports also show that Bing is gaining ground, and two agencies, SearchIgnite and Efficient Frontier, reported sequential increases in their clients' search spending overall, and in spending on Bing in particular.
Microsoft still expects the proposed dealwith Yahoo, announced in July, will close early in 2010, according to CFO Chris Liddell. Once it does, Microsoft is planning for $100 million to $200 million in integration costs for the year, with no revenue contributions at least through Microsoft's fiscal year, which ends in July. In the future, revenue from the deal could be in the "hundreds of millions" range, though Liddell declined to give specific guidance.
The online services division brought in $490 million in revenue, down 5.8 percent from $520 million in last year's first quarter and down 9.3 percent from the previous quarter's $540 million. Liddell online ad revenue specifically declined by 3 percent, while U.S. search revenue was up "mid-single digits" quarter-to-quarter.
Microsoft's overall revenue and net income were down year-over-year, but not as much as analysts had expected.
According to Liddell, the quarter that ended on September 30 could represent "the bottom of the economic reset." That sentiment has been put forth by both Google and Yahoo in the past week, as they also announced earnings that were more positive than anticipated.
Revenue was mainly driven by demand for Microsoft's Windows 7, which launched this week, and its Xbox gaming console, Liddell said. The company also cut costs considerably during the quarter, lowering its operating expenses by 6.9 percent across the board.
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Before the bubble burst, Kevin was a marketing manager for an online computer reseller, handling copywriting, e-mail marketing, search marketing and running the affiliate program.
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Dams profoundly impact the geomorphology of rivers by altering the natural patterns of water, sediment and energy flow in rivers. These changes have a largely negative impact on aquatic and riparian ecosystems upstream and downstream of the dam. Natural dams also impact river geomorphology, although with positive and negative repercussions for aquatic and riparian organisms.In 2002, the 33rd Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium convened under the theme "Dams and Morphology," and featured invited papers and contributed posters on topics of natural dams, artificial dams, and dam removal. Fourteen of these papers have been included in this volume.View full description
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Discover the foundations of today's Christmas traditions at Old Sturbridge Village's Christmas by Candlelight event. Historians will explain the origin of traditions like Father Christmas, sugarplums, yule logs, Christmas trees, mistletoe and more throughout nine special evenings in the month of December. Costumed interpreters will sing 19th century carols and demonstrate popular seasonal dishes of the time period. Visitors can ride in horse-drawn sleights (weather permitting), sip hot cider, and see chestnuts roasting on an open fire. There's no other place in New England that does an old-time Christmas quite like Old Sturbridge Village.
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