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- Game: Prey
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The game has been announced in 1995 along with Duke Nukem Forever and we all know what the chances of Duke launching in this lifetime are. I don't know if I'm crossing the line here by saying that 3DRealms isn't a serious company and they're just a bunch of guys sitting around and doing nothing, but this is the way it is. But hey, that's just me! I wonder where Prey would be today if 3DRealms would have managed the development process themselves; lucky for us they served the project to Human Head Studios, better known for Rune, a Viking 3rd person slicer.
The project hasn't really been officially terminated and we even had a presence at 1997 and 1998 E3 shows showing us the marvel of portal technology and the magnificent graphics. I have to admit that six years ago I would have been utterly impressed by the endeavor. Nothing even came close at that time to what they had in mind. Half-Life would have been a poor forgotten game with no chance of a sequel, but that is not what happened. Valve had a working game and a damn good one. 3DRealms had a dream and some small exclusive demo but not the real deal. In 1999 the game was canceled but not completely.
In 2001 3DRealms commissioned the game to Human Head and bought the engine from Id Software. A long and arduous road begun, although the ground work meaning the story, concept, characters and weapons had already been developed. In case you haven't noticed this is 2006 and Prey has an unofficial launch date of July 10, hence the demo and preview.
The game is somewhat shocking because is not a usual FPS or not a today's FPS. The graphic engine may be up to date but the game is made for a different era. This is the main reason we hear so many complaints about Prey that it isn't really a traditional FPS and we get game examples from 2-3 years ago. We have to realize that the game industry has changed and not entirely in a good way. There a lot more games produced than 10 years ago, but most of them lack the proper quality, being in most cases just a commercial excuse and not a form of entertainment. This is how FPS's used to be, not like Half-Life 2, Fear, Far-Cry or Quake 4. They used to be fun and most of the players today can't remember this mainly because they don't remember things from kindergarten. I'm not trying to be mean with the young gamers and especially not patronizing, but they don't have a base of reference when it comes to quality games. The entire demo seems like a déjà-vu from the days gone by. Some of you could think I am a little too melancholic for my own good and that it affects my objectivity, but playing a game like Prey is an opportunity that comes once in a few years.
The story had to be about a one man army because in the old days that's how it went, no backup, no party and no useful NPS. Just the hero and his gun. The hero is Tommy, a Native American that has some problems with his legacy; mostly he hates being an Indian forced to live in a reservation with no prospect for his future. He is of course in love with Jen and she's probably the only reason he's considering staying. Anyway, none of this really matters because the bar, Tommy, his grandfather and Jen are lifted in a huge ship that transports them in space to the Sphere. At first it might seem like an alien invasion but is in fact just a pits stop for this giant Dyson Sphere.
For those of you that aren't watching too much Discovery Science, a Dyson Sphere is a self sustaining aggregate with a small sun at its core. Around the sun there could be planets, asteroids, satellites or some kind of a material that encompasses the sun entirely. Its existence is purely theoretical but nonetheless it's an enough reason to be taken seriously. The purpose of such a mega structure would be unlimited power. It could have the possibility of harvesting all the energy of a sun and support trillions of creatures. In this case the sun is surrounded by what appears to be a semi organic cover. The intentions of the Sphere are not clear but its arrival concurs with an old Indian prophecy which leaves no room for interpretation: the annihilation of the human race.
Right from the start the grandfather of Tommy is processed and killed and Jen is taken further away in the installation. From now on the sole purpose of Tommy is to find Jen and save her. His journey through the sphere will also be the journey of discovering his true nature as a Cherokee. This second road is taken when Tommy dies in a fall. He wakes up in some mountains where his grandfather awaits him. This introductory part is the producer's way to introduce a great gameplay feature because from this point on he gains the ability to leave his body and collects the souls of his enemies. The ramifications of this possibility are enormous because he can use his spirit to solve puzzles (like walking through shields) and even kill.
Another cool feature is the fact that Tommy never really dies; he gets to another plane of existence where he has to battle some flying creatures until the doorway back is opened. The player can use the quick load button but this way is much more interesting.
As I was saying earlier, the graphical engine is top-notch. Prey is built on an engine that has almost five years and is still one of the best on the market. The portal technology used looks fantastic, with mirrors that go to other parts of the level without any loading screens and some physical effects that I can't even begin to describe. The gravity of the rooms can be reversed or you can use some special sidewalks that defy the laws of Newton. I know that waiting so long has its price but it also has a lot of benefits, one of them being the playability on middle to low end systems. Any system that can run Doom will run Prey without any problems even if it's optimized for ATI and not Nvidia.
I only got to experience four weapons: a wrench, a machine gun of alien design, a sort of heavy gun and organic hand grenades that are in fact little animals you can find on the floor. They seemed to be well balanced the AI handling them was more than decent.
The demo even has multiplayer and it comes with two modes, Deathmatch and TeamDeathmatch. It's actually a lot of fun and one map reminded me of Alien vs. Predator because you could climb on every wall and use this as an advantage.
Prey is from a breed of games that aren't made anymore. I know that waiting for this game will be hard but if they keep their promise and deliver a long and satisfying title, I have no doubt it will become one of the best FPS' ever. I believe this is the start of a beautiful franchise.


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So far, "Oleg Pliss" ransomware reports have only been recorded in Australia, but there's no telling what these hackers are up to. For all you know, your iPhone could be next. To avoid having cybercrooks keeping your Apple ID hostage, here are a few best practices as well as a few ways to regain control of a locked device.
Reports are breaking out that a hacker going by the name of Oleg Pliss has begun taking iDevices and Macs hostage through a ransomware scheme that locks said devices and displays an alert stating "Device hacked by Oleg Pliss." To have it unlocked, the user is told to send $100/€100 to an anonymous PayPal account.
Oleg Pliss undoubtedly is a fake name used by the hacker. A real Oleg Pliss works at Oracle as a software engineer, while another is listed on LinkedIn as a banking professional in Ukraine. Neither would be so dumb as to expose themselves like that, even if they were behind the scheme.
So far, only a few Australian users have been targeted. Affected locations include Queensland, NSW, Western Australia, South Australia, and Victoria. But there's no telling what the hackers behind this ransomware will do next. They could be spreading their attacks across the US, Europe, and/or Asia as you are reading these lines.
First off, here's how you can prevent falling into the trap.
1. Set a passcode lock immediately. This way, any hacker who obtains your Apple ID credentials will also have to bypass the lock to hold your iDevice hostage. Even if the ransomware is displayed, users with passcode locks can still use their phones after the attack.
2. Consider changing your password and / or using two-factor authentication. Apple explains it all in KB article ht5570. Needless to point out, if you've been hit by the ransomware, changing the password is a must.
Now for those of you who might be affected. Here's how to regain control of your device.
Step 1
Whatever you do, don't pay the hackers a dime. It's your device and you have every right to regain control of it. It's not your fault your password got stolen.
Step 2
Contact Apple. It may sound like an ordeal, but what would you prefer: paying $100/€100 upfront not knowing if the hackers will give you back your freedom, or having to chit chat with Apple Support on the phone? You can ring them up here.
Step 3
In case Apple can't help you right now and / or the hackers have set a passcode on your device, instructions on how to bypass the lock can be found on Apple's support site, KB article ht1212.
Step 4
Once you regain control of your device, it may be only for a brief period of time. This is your window of opportunity to change your Apple ID password and leave the ransomware guys in the cold. Changing/resetting your password can be done at appleid.apple.com.
Step 5
Once you've done all this, it's highly recommended that you switch on two-step verification, so nothing like this ever happens again. According to Apple, "If you have two-step verification turned on, you'll be asked to send a verification code to the trusted device associated with your Apple ID."


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Create inspiration boards, share ideas with your friends and wedding vendors, get feedback from brides like you, and lots more!
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For this project you will need fabric - we used chiffon and tulle. Yardage needed will vary based on the number and size of flowers, as well as the fabric thickness. You'll also need a piece of paper, a pen, scissors, pins, needle and thread, glass seed beads, and a plain hair clip or comb.To make a stencil first free hand a rose petal shape and cut out. Then retrace it five times on a larger sheet of paper to create a full flower shape. This will help you get an even pattern. Cut out pattern. Take some fabric and fold it into a square a little larger than your flower pattern. Pin the pattern to fabric and carefully cut out. Repeat this process until you have enough layers to make a full flower - the number of layers will vary depending on the weight of your fabrics and the size of your flower. The example shown here uses 26 layers. Stack flower cut outs, alternating fabric types and staggering petals. Use a needle and thread to secure them together at the center. Pinch together the center of the flower (from the bottom) and secure with stitches to create volume and give the flower and authentic shape. If desired you can sew decorative beads in the inside center of the flower. Finally, sew the flower to a hair clip or comb. You can also create a tie-on corsage or sash, by sewing one or more flowers to a length of silk ribbon.
By: Victoria HudginsThis DIY packaging is a fresh and modern way to present small favors to guests. Fill each cocoon with something fun to keep your guests busy (like these bright and nostalgic finger pops) and something sweet to snack on. Materials: 1/2 craft glue- 1/2 water mixture Large spool of embroidery thread Balloons (1 balloon for every 2 favors) Instructions: 1. Blow up your balloons and tie a length of thread to the end of the balloon. 2. Begin wrapping thread around the balloon, the messier the wrap the better. 3. Once you have a good covering over the entire balloon, dip a brush into the glue mixture and coat the entire balloon. Hang the balloon by its end to dry. Note: You could also use liquid fabric stiffener for this step in the project, just fill a large bowl and completely dip your wrapped balloons in. 4. Once dry, cut the balloon in half at the center width. Each balloon will make two separate cocoon wraps. 5. Gently pop each balloon and pull away from the fabric. Fill your wraps and tie together with a ribbon and simple tag. 6. Rest each favor on a place setting for a creative, modern touch.
By: Mary SwensonThat of-the-moment (yet utterly classic) blue and white striped shirt seen just about everywhere these days inspired this fresh, stylish table setting. Here's how we did it! Linens Customizing individual linens for each place setting is made easy by using inexpensive white cotton napkins and multi-surface acrylic craft paint. Simply iron each napkin flat, and paint thin stripes along the bottom. Centerpiece Liven up your centerpiece container by adding a striped detail along the bottom. First, we spray-painted a clear glass vase with white spray paint and let it dry completely. Then, after marking off stripe-painting guides using low-tack adhesive tape, we painted stripes around the base of the container. Floral Simplicity A single, oversized red dahlia adds just the right amount of color and drama to this centerpiece while keeping it simple and unfussy. Menus Carry the stripey theme over to all aspects of your event! To create this menu card, we used blue cardstock, a white gel pen, and white paint. Contrast + Color The blue menu card is a striking contrast atop the sea of white. Place one card at each table setting, or put one or two at each table. Place Cards Make matching place cards by using white card stock and painting stripes along one edge with blue paint. Use a similarly-colored blue pen to print names on each card. Coordinated Paper Goods Coordinating menu and place cards are a lovely and sophisticated detail. Stripes, Stripes, Stripes! Using the same number of stripes and a common color scheme for each piece on your table creates a unified, crisp look that's perfect for a bridal shower or wedding day! (photos by Mary Swenson)
Project & Photos By: Victoria HudginsLooking for a less traditional cake topper for your wedding? These vintage fabric stars will bring a dose of bright charm to your cake or dessert bar. Materials: To make them, you'll need basic star frame(s), mod podge, fabric, and scissors. Small cardboard star frames are available at your local craft store, while larger metal frames can be readily found at thrift stores or at many big box stores. Materials (cont.): Find a fabric that coordinates with your wedding day. Search Etsy for a wide variety of pretty vintage florals or check your local fabric store for vintage replica fabrics. Step One: Cut your fabric to the approximate size of your star and dredge it in a bowl of Modge Podge until completely wet. Place the fabric on top of your mold and use your fingers to gently shape it into form. Let dry overnight. Step Two: Once dry, cut the fabric closer to the frame shape and turn over. Secure any extra fabric in the back with glue. Step Three: Use wood glue to attach a stick to the backside of a large star frame. Many smaller frames come sold with small wooden sticks already attached. Display Tip: Place one large star in your cake for a bold bright touch or scatter smaller stars atop cakes, cupcakes and desserts.
Photos By: Chelsea FussThese sweet and wild green wreaths are perfect for anytime of year (just change out the ribbon to suit the season). They look gorgeous on church doors, bride and groom chairs, or as pew markers. Total cost: $5 per wreath. Materials: Spool wire Floral tape Clippers Greens (about 15 stems per wreath, we used rosemary, bay and boxwood) Ribbon 1. Form a circle (whatever size you need. Remember your wreath will be slightly bigger than the form) with the spool wire and double it over several times. 2. Cover the circle in floral tape. 3. Cut small pieces of greens and, take excess leaves off about an inch of the bottom stem. 4. Secure each piece with wire. 5. Make sure you overlap the stems to cover any wires or mechanics. You may need to fill in with a few extra pieces. 6. You can make these up to a week ahead of time. Spray daily with water and keep in a cool, dark place. 7. Hang with ribbon and afterwards send them home with special guests. Add this natural touch to your big day - and have fun! Photos By: Chelsea Fuss
One of the trends we love about rustic weddings is the do-it-yourself projects even the least crafty brides create with wood. Here's what to display for every part of your big day:
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Seating Arrangements
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Wandering SoCal mountain lion killed near homes
BIG BEAR LAKE, Calif. (AP) - A sheriff's deputy has shot a mountain lion that wandered near homes and a school in the Southern California mountain community of Big Bear Lake.
Authorities say the lion was spotted at about 9 a.m. Thursday by a resident who called 911. Children at North Shore Elementary School were kept indoors while authorities looked for the big cat.
Sheriff's spokeswoman Jodi Miller says a deputy spotted the lion about a half-hour later near the north shore of Big Bear Lake and killed it when the cat appeared to be heading for homes.
California Fish & Game biologist Kevin Brennan says it appears to be the same mountain lion that killed a pet dog in the area last week.
Big Bear Lake is about 90 miles east of Los Angeles.
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Pit Bull Attacks Leave Elderly Man Dead
Posted: 07/20/2010 - Authorities in Tennessee say two pit bull attacks left an elderly man dead and three people injured with dog bites, including two emergency workers.
Posted: 07/20/2010 - Authorities in Tennessee say two pit bull attacks left an elderly man dead and three people injured with dog bites, including two emergency workers.
Posted: 07/20/2010 - The 13-6 vote sends Kagan's nomination to the full Senate, where she's expected to be confirmed as early as next week to succeed retiring Justice John Paul Stevens.
Posted: 07/20/2010 - Counting on back-to-school sales to help fuel the economy as parents may be able to spend a little more this year.
Updated: 07/20/2010 - Lindsay Lohan has begun serving her jail sentence for a probation violation.
Posted: 07/20/2010 - Senate Democrats are poised to finally clear a procedural hurdle today in their bid to pass an extension of jobless benefits.
Updated: 07/19/2010 - BP's broken well was leaking oil and gas again Monday for the first time since the company capped it last week, but the Obama administration's spill chief said it was no reason for alarm. The stopper was left in place for now.
Updated: 07/21/2010 - President Barack Obama is getting rave reviews in the District of Colombia and Hawaii, but he's not playing as well in Wyoming, Utah, Idaho and West Virginia, according to newly released national poll numbers.
Posted: 07/19/2010 - With less than two weeks before 30 year-old Chelsea Clinton's wedding to longtime friend and beau Marc Mezvinsky, 32, on July 31, speculation over the details of the big event has reached a frenzy.
Updated: 07/19/2010 - It's been a concern all along -- that tightening the cap over the blown-out well in the Gulf of Mexico could make the problem worse, by causing a leak from the sea floor itself that would be much harder to control.
Posted: 07/19/2010 - The railway minister is raising the possibility of foul play in the deadly collision of two trains in eastern India.
Posted: 07/19/2010 - An administration official says testing will continue amid a simmering conflict between the government and BP over the newly capped well in the Gulf of Mexico.
Posted: 07/18/2010 - A series of strong aftershocks in Alaska's Aleutian Islands region followed a powerful earthquake that shook the remote area, but officials say there are no reports of damage or injury.
Posted: 07/18/2010 - Vice President Joe Biden is taking a more cautious approach when it comes to next summer's planned military U.S. troop drawdown in Afghanistan.
Posted: 07/18/2010 - Vice President Joe Biden says the tea party movement is conservative and has very different ideas about government, but it's not a racist organization.
Posted: 07/18/2010 - At least one gunman opened fire during a party at a state park near Seattle, Washington Saturday night, killing two men and wounding four others, authorities said.
Posted: 07/18/2010 - Vice President Joe Biden says he never viewed ousted Gen. Stanley McChrystal's mocking comment about him as a personal attack -- but rather a reflection of policy disagreements over Afghanistan.
Posted: 07/18/2010 - Election watchdogs have directed Joe Biden's 2008 presidential campaign to pay $219,000 to the U.S. Treasury for bookkeeping errors and accepting excessive contributions, including a discounted flight on a private jet.
Posted: 07/17/2010 - Election watchdogs have fined Joe Biden's 2008 presidential campaign more than $219,000 for sloppy bookkeeping and accepting excessive contributions.
Posted: 07/17/2010 - Republicans are accusing President Barack Obama of hypocrisy after the recess appointment of Donald Berwick to be the administrator at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Updated: 07/17/2010 - Pressure was still building within BP's capped Gulf of Mexico well Saturday morning, though the rate has slowed as expected.
Posted: 07/17/2010 - President Barack Obama says Senate Republicans are playing politics with America's recovery.
Posted: 07/17/2010 - Amid growing concerns about the war in Afghanistan, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is departing for South Asia this weekend on a mission aimed at refining the goals of the nearly 9-year-old conflict.
Posted: 07/17/2010 - The Supreme Court says it won't stop the government from releasing a Guantanamo Bay prisoner to Algeria.
Posted: 07/16/2010 - President Barack Obama and his family are enjoying a weekend holiday in Maine.
Posted: 07/16/2010 - Officials say a Ohio sexual offender waiting outside prison for word of his brother's execution was arrested on an outstanding felony warrant for failing to notify authorities about a move.


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I love the King's community. The staff and faculty really love students and the students are amazing.
Nick Swedick is originally from Albany, New York and began working for Student Life in August 2010. Nick is an alumnus of The King's College. He served as a Helmsmen and Chamberlain for the House of Winston Churchill as a student. He has a strong desire to help students thrive through their college years. In addition, Nick loves adventuring with his wife, Lindsey, playing sports, and spending time with family.


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BackgroundWelcome to Beverly Zombies 90210, the funniest undead shooter for iPhone !!
You are a super cool girl and you are meeting your friends in the Fashion Club, in Beverly Hills, but you life in Minnesota and your brother took the car! You have no other option than to go walking thought the only shortcut you know: The old, solitary and dark graveyard!! Jesus, right in a cold and dark night when all undead come to life and search for fresh and yummy piece of flesh... And looks like you are this flesh!! (And not only for undead, oh yeah!!)
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- Genre: Action Shooter (IPHONE)
- Theme(s): Horror, Satire/Parody/Comedy
- Perspective(s): First Person
- Developer: Kailab Estudio, SL
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While you may not be exchanging actual paper business cards as much these days, chances are your digital business card, or vCard, can see a lot of traffic. A vCard-style website typically contains very little content other than a few professional details.
vCard websites are not the same as a portfolio. They tend to be more streamlined with a focus on point of contact, not showcase of professional accomplishment. This style of website can be useful to help users or potential customers find you online and help you promote your professional presence online. When it comes to designing a vCard website, think beyond the paper business card format, or email attachment style cards that have been around for years and make yours stand out.August 24th, 2015 Posted in Business, Inspiration
Ever visited a website that was confusing, broken, or just plain hard to use? That site probably isn't using FullStory.
There's no doubt that user testing is incredibly important to create a website that's easy to use, and performs well. But watching users in a testing environment can never compare to watching actual customer interactions, and looking at the stumbling blocks they face. Today we're taking a look at how FullStory can help with just this, and give you a powerful insight into how your customers use your website.August 20th, 2015 Posted in Reviews
While the thought of completing a design project with only one color might be intimidating, it can actually result in a pretty awesome aesthetic. Monochromatic color options are also a hot concept and can work for a lot of project types.
Monochromatic color is rooted in color theory and takes more than just picking a color and designing everything with it. You'll want to consider the meaning and associations of the color you choose and how to make that hue work with other components in the page. Here, we'll explore ways to help you better understand and effectively use monochromatic color in any of your design projects.August 19th, 2015 Posted in Inspiration
Resume design is as much about content design as aesthetics. It's great to have a resume that stands out and makes a potential employer say "wow," but that wow factor has to keep flowing as they read through the contents of your work history.
It's a delicate balance between design and content. Treat developing your resume as you would any other design project. Start with the content first. Develop all the things that need to be on your resume and then let that drive the look of the words on the page. (And we all know resume design can be a challenge because there is so much text.)August 17th, 2015 Posted in Business
GraphicStock have a big collection of stock resources for designers — backgrounds, concepts, icons, patterns, textures, templates, photos and more.
Today we're featuring a great deal, which gives you seven days of completely unrestricted access to the GraphicStock library. Read on to find out more about the site, how to redeem the deal, and see a collection of different assets and resources from the site!August 13th, 2015 Posted in Reviews
So you need to design a logo. Where do you start? Shapes? Typography? A grid?
A logo grid or construction guide is a popular starting point for many designers looking to create a logo. The use of a grid system, especially for a design that might often render at extreme sizes – very large or small – can help you create something that has visual harmony, an organized aesthetic and purposeful design.August 11th, 2015 Posted in Graphics, Layouts
It's an undeniable fact: using blurred images is a trending web design technique in 2015. It seems like everywhere you look there's some element of blur.
But this is not a solution to some of your photo problems. It's a distinct technique that takes practice to perfect and attention to detail to get it right. So before you jump on the trend, think about the options for using blurred images to decide if it is right for you and how you can make the best use of this technique in your projects.August 10th, 2015 Posted in Graphics, Inspiration
Adobe Stock has introduced a stock content service that's directly integrated into creative tools and workflows.
Approximately 85% of creatives who buy stock use Adobe tools, and over 90% of stock sellers use Adobe's tools to create their images. Adobe is working with buyers and sellers to create a streamlined experience that makes the flow of content more efficient for buyers and increases the opportunities for sellers.August 6th, 2015 Posted in Business
Kinetic typography seems to be everywhere these days. From television commercials to website landing pages, movable type is a popular visual tool. This popularity could come from a number of reasons but one obvious factor is that it catches your attention. People tend to be drawn to words and want to read them.
Kinetic typography puts this together with some simple animations to create words that move on the screen, grabbing your attention and engaging the senses. So let's take a look at kinetic typography and how you can integrate it into some of your design projects. (Note: The examples in this article include animation; click the images for links to the original sources to see them in action.)August 5th, 2015 Posted in Typography
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This is a double decker panoramic bus that makes a great tour comprising the most popular tourist spots in Mexico City (original tour goes through Downtown, Zona Rosa, Condesa, Polanco, Chapultepec -- but a new route has been opened, more info below) with an European concept: ticket valid all day long and the opportunity to get on and off the bus as many times as you want at any of the fixed bus stops.
You can buy tickets valid for 1, 2 or 3 (consecutive) days, and the children and senior citizens get a special discounted price. The regular price for a 1 day ticket is $125 MXN (about USD $10) on weekdays and $145 MXN on weekends and holidays - per person. If you buy 2 or 3 day passes the daily fare is cheaper, of course.
The entire tour takes about 3 hours (without getting off the bus), but it could be longer because of the traffic and depending on the time of the day you take it. They have a recorded description of the whole tour and important spots/monuments along the way in 6 different languages: spanish, english, french, german, italian and japanese (and you can see a brief paragraph with the main terms & conditions of the tour at their website in these languages as well -- URL provided below), ear phones and small maps with the routes and bus stops are provided on board and are included in the ticket fee (see picture of the maps: these are sponsored so you can get discounts in some places with them, such as the Torre Latinoamericana).
Fondest memory: The Turibus used to have only 1 route but a second one has been opened recently, as well as a night tour on weekends. The new route goes through some of our main attractions/neighborhoods in the southern part of the city, such as Coyoacan, San Angel and the National University area. All tickets are valid for both routes, so you can make a whole 5-6 hour tour through most part of the city for the price of a single ticket. Good deal uh!? The night tour is more expensive (it's purchased separately) and runs from 9 PM to 3 AM, THU-SAT.
I haven't tried the new route yet, but I took the original tour and loved it. You really get to see some of our nicest streets, buildings and monuments and get a general feeling of what the city is like. Plus, you can use this bus as a means of transportation between any important spots you plan to visit and thus save $$ in taxi rides. The bus runs from 9 AM to 9 PM, Monday through Sunday. Keep in mind though: once you leave the bus you might have to wait for the next one to pass by for around 30-45 mins. On the 2nd route the waiting time in between buses is longer.
The original tour starts at the Auditorio Nacional in Chaultepec/Reforma area, but you can hop in at any of the fixed stops - marked with a poster - and buy your ticket on board, and if you get down and ride a different bus later you just show your ticket & wrist band to the staff.
For further details you can visit:
* http://www.turibus.com.mx/
* http://www.ciudadmexico.com.mx/transporte.htm
The official site (first URL) is now updated with info about the newest route and has an English version....... The second one makes a very brief description of both routes and is only in Spanish.
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The longest avenue in whole Latin America starts in Basilica zone, north edge of the city, to lead us to the Tlalpan District, south edge of the city, and it is often intersected by other important streets, so you will find heavy traffic at all times.
It is one of the most important avenues of the city, that has parks, public squares and monuments, shopping centers, restaurants and bars, offices and bussines centers, hotels, apartments and residences, schools and universities, theatres, cinemas, museums, cultural centers and exhibition halls...
From downtown to the north there are a lot of popular, even dangerous, nighborhoods and the only one important place for a tourist travel could be the Basilica de Guadalupe (Basilica of Guadalupe).
There are many important neighborhoods and Districts along and arround Insurgentes Av. from downtown to the south such as Del Valle and N?poles, Roma, Hip?dromo, Condesa, Escand?n, Mixcoac, Guadalupe Inn, San Angel and others.
There is also the Ciudad Universitaria (University City) and the Cuicuilco archeological site.
Some of this neighborhoods have turned into the most prestigious of Mexico City thanks to its central location and pleasant mood that reflect the cosmopolitan air of the zone. Others have a traditional mood and ancient history, others a bohemian air or an intelectual character.
To sume up, Insurgentes Av. is a place to discover and enjoy Mexico City in a friendly way.
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i've stayed in town for 4 days only, and so was recommened to take a city tour. it was a good choice.
the tour is divided into two parts; city centre and the southern neighbourhood. the city centre is Zocalo, Condesa, Zona Rosa, Polanco and the tour is way much bigger. i haven't been to the south, so don't know much really. however, each tour may last approximately for 3 hours, total of 6 hours if you continue to be on the bus. you can feel free and hop off and on anytime you wish up from 9 to 9.
you'll be given a headset so you can listen to a tour guide on each area you pass by, either in spanish or english.
Fondest memory: i took the bus from zocalo where i stayed. since i was on my own, my eyes automatically lied on someone on their own as well. she had a seat on the fifth row on the right. i had mine 2 or 3 rows after hers, shying away.
it was a nice a lift in the beginning but then i said i'd do something and have a company. so i used my oldest and best trick ever; i suddenly got lost and was looking for the place on the map i was given, just randomly asking,
"hoy senora, hablo ingles?" pleaing for a tourist-related help.
"oui, je palrez espanol" a lady with a mexican feature replied
eventually i ended up with a mexican lady who spoke french and couldn't speak english. i was surprised - what a combination. she turned to be married to a french guy and living in france, and visting her family in mexico. we hopped off, had a nice mexican lunch, while communicating with malretarded french and disabled spanish. it was such a great fun
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Polanco Neighborhood
Modernism was characterized by magnificent skyscrapers that sprung up in neighborhoods such as Polanco, one of the most exclusive and famous neighborhoods of Mexico City.
This zone is a large residential area west from downtown - across from Chapultepec Park - and distinguished by its cultural diversity, because in this zone live foreign comunities mainly from Europe and Middle East.
Mexican culture in all its manifestations can be admired at the quality museums that can be found in Polanco, Also, this neighborhood offers the visitor entertainment possibilities during the day and at night.
In addition, its sophisticated way of life is carachterizated by the amount of trendy restaurants, nightspots, shopping malls, designer shops, art galleries, chic boutiques and the first class hotels that gives to this zone a cosmopolitan character.
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Developed in 1903 as a high-end neighborhood, it originally was filled with eclectic mansions and art nouveau buildings; it started to decline in the 1940s and between the 1970s-1990s it was impoverished. This area had a big proportion of its original architecture replaced by mediocre international-style buildings; however, there are still hundreds of the original structures surviving, featuring beatifully sculptured stone façades and giving an old-times feel to the area. Today Colonia Roma is experiencing a revival, with open-air cafes, and many restored buildings.
Walk over Orizaba Ave., between Luis Cabrera Square and Rio de Janeiro Square to get a taste of one of the city's most famous neighborhoods. Colonia Roma has a very central location (it is immediately south of Zona Rosa).
For those interested in literature: This neighborhood was the home of William Burroughs the three years he lived in Mexico City; his apartment (and where he killed his wife) is at 122 Monterrey Ave.
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In my opinion, to see Mexico City start on the Zocalo. There is lots to see within easy walking distance. (National palace, Catedral, Templo Mayor, Alemeda park, Bellas Artes, Garibaldi Plaza and much more.) This is the cultural and political center of the city. I would suggest a hotel on the Zocalo if you have the money or within a few blocks which allows you to see these things at your leasure.
Fondest memory: Was it the day I was locked in the Ministry of Education with the Diego Rivera paintings and 15 classes of elementary school children? Or was it the night and early morning when I learned you should not avoid a high quality club when it might have the four most beautiful flamenco dancers from Grenada (usually there is only one out of a group four who can dance and is beautiful), Or was it the evening with 3 mariachi bands playing three different songs simultaneously in the Tenampa club on the mariachi plaza with the patrons singing along with the band closest to their table. Or was it when the fat lady patron sang to us at the restaurant "Fondo de Recuerdos" at 3 in the afternoon on a Monday before a flight home. I have years of these and other memories, and I could never chose the best.
Favorite thing:
Today you can visit el Museo Nacional de Antropologia located in the Bosque de Chapultepec (be sure to spend 2 to 3 hours there, since the museum is so big you can spend the whole day there). Then go to Coyoacan: have a walk in Plaza Hidalgo, visit La Casa azul de Frida Kahlo and take the trainway to hear about the history of this colony.
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Today you will visit la Plaza de las tres culturas, la Basilica de Guadalupe, then you can have a walk, coffee and go shopping in Condesa and San Angel, at night have a quick look at the mariachi revelation in Plaza Garibaldi.
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Central district is a very interesting and beautiful part of the city. The churches, ruins, buildings and people were all great. It was very easy to get around the entire city. I spent 6 days walking, eating great cheap food, taking tours in the city.
Fondest memory: Went to visit a friend there. Found a great dentist and had major work done for about %10 of what it would cost here. Saved $10000
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In mexico city you must visit Xochimilco on a sunday where you can enjoy nice mariachi music drink a nice tequila all this during a lovely boattrip. a very juvenile and nice hang out stop is the barrio de La Condesa.
Fondest memory: I must say that my fondest memory has been my all vistit because I had the luck to have a personal guide who offered me his house who introduced me to his family, who showed me his country in all his aspects. I have now mexico in my house as my personal guide has become my boyfriend.
Favorite thing: Spend a Saturday walking from Coyoacan to San Angel. Coyoacan has a beautiful, diverse, and exceptionally clean covered market. The central square always has a festive atmosphere, and there are often Reggae bands playing (though primarily on Sundays). The Frida Kahlo 'Blue House' should not be missed. The walk to San Angel is about 30-40 minutes, but a nice change from the hustle of central Mexico City. Once in San Angel, the artist markets will take up most of your time. Restaurant La Mora, on the left just past Plaza San Jacinto, is a great way to get a birds-eye view of the markets while eating tasty, inexpensive Mexican food.
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Wherever you go, whatever you do, sampling the local beer is definite must!!!
What do the locals drink, what beer is most popular, which beer is hardest to find, does it come in a half pint glass just like grandma used to drink…or better still, a full pint glass like I drink??? These are all good questions that need to be answered...
Politicians and Partisans aside, raise a beer to the Mexican Flag… Although my all time favorite Mexican beer is Tecate, which I particularly like ice cold and from a can, I found myself hitting the Negra Modelo quite often during my last trip through Mexico…
It seems there are two major Mexican breweries crafting a variety of brands in Mexico; Modelo (Corona, Modelo, etc.) and Moctezuma (Sol, Dos Equis, etc.). So, whichever brewery happens to sponsor the bar you happen to be in will dictate which brands are available….
For some reason, I was always in a bar controlled by Modelo....whether I was drinking in the hard rock club Mundo Corona in Cd. del Carmen, Campeche, an even more seedy strip club in Paraiso, Tabasco or the Salon Corona in the D.F., Negra Modelo was there and it was my friend…
Favorite thing: I always enjoy roaming the markets, though I rarely ever buy anything. Mexico City has many, many markets of course, but I really like the market area that spreads north, south, and east from the Templo Mayor. It is very big and often very crowded with lots of nik-nak to check out.
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Visit Coyoacan and San Angel neighborhoods; until the middle of XXth century they were small towns outside the metropolitan area (about 15km south of downtown), which later engulfed them. They have preserved a more traditional little-town Mexican architecture with (mostly) quiet streets. Walk over Francisco Sosa Street to watch traditional balconies and stop in Santa Catarina Garden. The house of the painter Frida Kahlo, now a museum, is located on 247 Londres St. (almost at the corner of Allende St.); it can be an interesting place from an etnological point of view, however if you want to watch her paintings you should go to the Museum of Modern Art in Chapultepec Park; the house has very few paintings.
For those interested in literature: This neighborhood was the home of Gabriel Garcia Marquez when he lived in Mexico City; One hundred years of solitude was written here.
Favorite thing:
Visit the cathedral of the virgin of the Guadalupe.
Walk aong the paseo de la reforma
Visit the fantastic anthropological museum
Shopping in the 'zona rosa'
Take a stop in the chapultepec park
Visit the central square
Go to Teotihuacan and visit the famous Pyramids of the moon and of the sun.
Fondest memory: The enormous size of the city.
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The crimes happened about 10 a.m. Monday in the 4700 block of South Harbor Drive, Vero Beach. The burglar entered several shared garages through unlocked pedestrian doors, sheriff's spokesman Sgt. Thom Raulen said.
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The buffalo-head bolo that many of the 1,000 art lovers attending this year's Prix de West Invitational Art Exhibition and Sale will wear around their necks was originally created to be a huge architectural piece.
"Bison Medallion," a miniature bronze portrait of a buffalo designed by Missouri sculptor Tim Cherry, will function as the "ticket" for those attending all the opening-weekend activities for the 39th annual art show, which begins Friday at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City.
Cherry designed "Bison Columns," two larger-than-life versions of his iconic buffalo head, to flank the main terminal entrance to the recently renovated Jackson Hole, Wyo., Airport. Each sculpture weighs more than 1,200 pounds. The artist has described the design as "an exercise in circles."
"When they asked me to design this year's Prix de West medallion, I was thrilled and thought immediately of that Bison design in Jackson Hole. The original clay study for it started out quite small, so it's kind of been a design-in-waiting for the medallion," Cherry said during a recent telephone interview from his home in Branson, Mo.
"Buffalo have been done to death, sculpturally, but not too many buffalo as portrait pieces," the artist added. "I think people will be surprised at all the detail in the medallion that's not visible in photos."
Last year some 1,200 art lovers attended Prix de West opening-weekend events and more than $3.3 million in art changed hands.
This year's art show and sale will feature 351 items of art from some of the nation's leading contemporary Western painters and sculptors. Total value of the art on display is $5,723,235, with prices ranging from an $85,000 oil painting down to an $850 sculpture.
Cherry will have four sculptures in the show. "Flat Fish," done in mirror-polish stainless steel and priced at $8,200, was inspired by the annual Florida fishing trip the artist takes with friends each year. "I've always wanted to do a fish in stainless steel, to kind of replicate that flash you sometimes see in the water when you're fishing," the artist said.
"Wise Guy," a larger, pedestaled version of Cherry's bronze sculpture that was so popular with show-goers last year, is priced at $13,900 and stands nearly 6 feet tall. The artwork's pedestal was designed and handmade by a Colorado furniture-builder and design friend of Cherry's. "It's pretty spectacular," the sculptor said. "It has a lot of presence."
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GigaomCloud Foundry Foundation brings in reinforcements
The Cloud Foundry Foundation, established in February, will get a new marquee name Tuesday with and others also joined the effort… Read more »
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Delicious with fish. I sautee the garlic a little in the butter to take the sharpness out.flag if inappropriate
This works for most fresh veggies & fish...a staple in my summer menus.flag if inappropriate
Too salty, but other than that, this is going to be a regular in my house for fish, seafood, corn, asparagus, etc. WOW!!!flag if inappropriate
Easy to make and gave the roasted corn a wonderful flavor. Looking forward to seeing where else I can use it.flag if inappropriate
Really good. It really helps to make the grilled corn delicious.flag if inappropriate
I added more lime juice (using a total of 2 1/2 limes), used sea salt, added a dash of ground Ancho Chili Pepper, and (for health reasons) substituted 4 Tbl. olive oil for 4 Tbl. of the butter (making it 1/2 butter, 1/2 olive oil). It turned out great. We used the sauce as suggested, and also as salad dressing. This would probably work on any fish.flag if inappropriate
I bought salmon not because we like it but because I am trying to serve healthier foods to my family. We all liked this dish, even my picky 7 year old. I served the salmon on top of rice topped with a few young green beans. I drizzled the lime butter sauce over the fish and sprinkled with red pepper flakes to enhance the presentation. It turned out just as good the second time.flag if inappropriate
I tried it with the egg yolks but that didn't work either. The sauce didn't coagulate and it was too limey, in my opinion. There is a scallops with ginger lime buerre blanc sauce on this site which would work great. Maybe it's the french influence -- just kiddingflag if inappropriate
The sauce was out of ballance, too sour and lacked body. I would recuce the lime juice and add egg yokes if I made it again.flag if inappropriate
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H.R.1992 - Internet Equity and Education Act of 2001107th Congress (2001-2002)
|Rep. Isakson, Johnny [R-GA-6] (Introduced 05/24/2001)
|House - Education and the Workforce | Senate - Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
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|10/11/2001 Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions.
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Review: 'Up and Away,' a Trip Into the Clouds for a Special Audience
By LAURA COLLINS- HUGHES
This show, created for children on the autism spectrum, is a journey into the sky very loosely inspired by Jules Verne's "Around the World in 80 Days."
Saturday, October 10, 2015
Nina Arianda and Sam Rockwell tear up the scenery (and each other) in Daniel Aukin's definitive revival of Sam Shepard's drama.
This comedy by Robert O'Hara, at the Public Theater, gathers two versions of the same family — one white, one black — to wrestle a member of the clan into rehab.
This show, created for children on the autism spectrum, is a journey into the sky very loosely inspired by Jules Verne's "Around the World in 80 Days."
The actor plays a future king of Britain in "King Charles III," a stage hit in London opening soon on Broadway.
Cast members in past and present productions of D.L. Coburn's "The Gin Game" recall the challenges of the play.
Starring Julie Atlas Muz and Joey Arias, this spooky production blends surreal projections, hoisting harnesses and puppets to depict the 1915 founders of the Abrons Arts Center's playhouse.
The festival, which runs into November, will present more than 50 new plays and musicals by women in theaters across the city.
After years as a New York lawyer and producer, Mr. Seawell led The Denver Post and founded Denver's performing arts center.
This Harold Pinter revival is not an "Old Times" for purists, but it has its pleasures.
Kevin Armento's play follows an affair between a high school boy and his algebra teacher from the perspective of the boy's self-aware cellphone.
This Atlantic Theater Company revival of Caryl Churchill's play is set in the Victorian age (for its first act) and in 1979 (for its second).
In this production from the Seattle Children's Theater, four actors play virtually all the parts as Robin is pursued by the bumbling sheriff of Nottingham.
A Lower East Side theater celebrates its centenary with an artistic director, Jay Wegman, who aims to shock and unsettle.
This production by Company XIV and AMDM features showgirls and showboys and acrobatic performers in lingerie.
Adam Seidel's serio-comic play at the Cherry Lane Theater mixes romance, absurdism, satire and a touch of "Dexter."
He stars opposite Nina Arianda in a Broadway revival of the Sam Shephard cowboy love story, opening next week.
Recommended shows from Ben Brantley, Charles Isherwood and other theater critics for The New York Times.
Recent show reviews from Ben Brantley, Charles Isherwood and other theater critics for The New York Times.
A critical guide to productions in New York City, including shows in previews.
He was the voice of Prince Hans in "Frozen"; she played Cinderella. Now they're on the way to happily ever after.
Top-grossing Broadway shows for the week ending Oct. 4.
'Daddy Long Legs'
'Fondly, Collette Richland'
'Spring Awakening'
Andrew Farmer's play at the Walker Space raises the specter of a boogeyman who preys on children in 1910 New York.
This musical adaptation of a 1912 novel is rooted in the correspondence between a girl and a man who pays for her college education.
Ken Jaworowski's play at the WorkShop Theater depicts a dispiriting devolution in a marriage, with two sets of actors portraying a couple over two decades.
Elevator Repair Service takes on a script that appears to pose seemingly insurmountable difficulties for a stage director.
Using their phones or tablets, audience members can take in special effects, YouTube videos and random arcana with live performances based on "The Wizard of Oz" movie.
Adrienne Truscott's one-woman show, which is both chirpy and blistering, rewards and invites a strong drink.
Hearing words in a new way is part of the experience of "Reread Another," a 1921 avant-garde play by Gertrude Stein.
Any qualms anyone might have about this being a premature revival will vanish when the cast of both hearing and deaf actors floods the stage.
Ivo van Hove's doom-steeped production stars Juliette Binoche as the fatally rebellious daughter of the house of Oedipus.
Many of these shows are currently in previews.
The coming theater season will look forward to a possible future king and look back to some of Arthur Miller's works.
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Everyday Language of White Racism in the news
A report on Fox News intimates that a course using Jane Hill's Everyday Language of White Racism is problematic. It is not clear from the report whether anyone at Fox News read the book.
SLA Nominations 2015
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Religious terrorism is sadly not unique
The January 7th attacks in France caused great sadness, anger, and fear. They also occasioned outpourings of support, and analyses of what went wrong. Some responses assert that religiously inspired terrorism is "unique" to Islam. Hindu, Buddhist, and Christian violence show that this is incorrect. Understanding religious violence requires careful analysis, not easy assertions.
AAA Executive Program Committee Call for Submissions
AAA 2015 Conference Theme: "Familiar/Strange" Casting common sense in new light by making the familiar seem strange and the strange seem familiar is a venerable strategy used across anthropology's subfields. It can denaturalize taken-for-granted frames and expand the horizons of students and public alike. But useful as this process of estrangement and familiarization can be, [...]
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In the latest SLA column at Anthropology News Anna Babel discusses how being a near-native speaker of Spanish complicates her role as insider/outsider in Bolivia.
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See the full list of this year's prize winners, plus past years' winners on the SLA Prizes page.
Anthropology News: Contact and Its Allure
The latest SLA column at Anthropology News is now available. Shunsuke Nozawa's "Contact and Its Allure" explores phatic communion, isolation and social relations, the role of technology, and more in Japan's "It's me" fraud. Nozawa draws on his own field work, Japanese media coverage, and a range theory in anthropology to analyze how fraud is experienced and understood in contemporary Japan.
Shock. Lehman shock.
Japanese media use the label "Lehman shock" to refer to the 2008 financial crisis and subsequent shocks. The phrase "financial crisis" occurred frequently in 2008 but has dropped ever since. "Lehman shock" endures, even though Lehman Brothers was neither the first nor the largest institution to fall.
AAA Committee on Ethics *Call for Submissions*
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SLA October Column Now Online
The latest SLA column in Anthropology News is now available! "Scales of Repair," authored by Eve Danziger, Mark Sicoli, and Brook Hefright http://www.anthropology-news.org/index.php/2014/10/14/scales-of-repair/
American Anthropological Association 2014 Annual Meeting schedule
This year's list of language-related panels and activities at the American Anthropological Association's Annual Meeting, to be held December 3-7 in Washington, DC
Jurafsky: The Language of Food
Press coverage of Dan Jurafsky's The Language of Food exposes readers to linguistic ideas ranging from etymology and vocabulary to pragmatics, the philosophy of language, computational linguistics, corpus studies, and linguistic anthropology. Here is a brief round-up of the stories.
SLA Undergraduate Contest Update: Deadline extended to September *22*
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Susan Blum and Kathleen Riley offer a critical evaluation of programs designed to close the "language gap" between disadvantaged and middle-class children at Anthropology News.
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SLA Undergraduate Contest Update: Deadline extended to September 2.
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Photo: Chester MC members climbing on Clogwyn Y Bustach. © Bernhard Attlmayr
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