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It has been a big year for Cobram Estate so far! The company has just been through a very successful Harvest, in addition to been judged the world's best olive oil for the third year in a row with another massive medal haul at April's New York International Olive Oil Competition
We recently hosted a progressive lunch to celebrate the beautiful and bountiful kitchen gardens at both CHISWICK Woollahra, and the brand new garden CHISWICK at the Art Gallery of NSW. The lunch began with entrees, cocktails and a chat with head gardener Peter Hatfield at CHISWICK Woollahra, who talked about the seasonal produce they grow to use directly from the garden to your plate.
Din Tai Fung has opened their first venue outside Sydney and their biggest venue in Australia, at Emporium Melbourne. There have been queues out the door everyday – the people of Melbourne have gone mad for Xiao Long Bao.
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Located in Umeda, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Sankei Hall Breeze and Osaka Science Museum. Umeda Sky Building and Mint Museum are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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2 restaurants, a coffee shop/café, and self parking are available at this smoke-free hotel. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include a business center, dry cleaning, and a 24-hour front desk.
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Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. A business center is on site at this 3.5-star property. This business-friendly hotel also offers dry cleaning/laundry services, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and an elevator (lift). Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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A good backpacker's option. Reasonable price, central, rooms comfortable, and a great value breakfast!
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We stayed in the backpacker wing of this hotel and stayed in a 6 bed dorm. The decor was really nice and it did feel much more like a hotel than a hostel. It's located right in the centre of the city, close to the coast and car parking.
You also had to hire your crockery and cutlery which was a bit of a pain but I can see it was their attempt to make people wash up after themselves. Saying that, it didn't really work as the kitchen was always filthy and you got the feeling that the staff felt it wasn't their job to clean it? So it was just left, dirty and horrible.
The WiFi was free but didn't work very well. The only place you could get any signal was in the reception area.
Do stay here though, it is nice and was a good price for a city centre hostel.
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A backpackers wing in a fairly posh hotel (in my opinion) clean, tidy, nice atmosphere, very nice shared bathroom facilities, $2 eggs on toast breakfast meal (but if you want extras like bacon or hash brown they cost extra- $4 for bacon for example). Kitchen a little small and not many cooking utensils, no freezer, and you have to pay a $10 bond to get your own set of crockery and cutlery (stops naughty people who don't do their dishes). Good central location, 5 minute walk to Te Papa, no parking.
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clean showers and toilets, and bedrooms. could get quite noisy with rooms backing onto each other. Kitchen small, and have to rent the cutlery etc, small lounge area so not great for meeting people, but a cheap option for a short stay in wellington.
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All these photos are taken on and around Anglesey - where the efforts of residents have helped the council to recognise the benefits of keeping the Island beautiful for residents and visitors alike.
Claims that there is always somewhere in the UK where the wind is blowing are correct, but only sufficient to generate 2% or less of full wind fleet output. The power output modal average is approximately 800 MW, 8% of nameplate capacity. The probability that the wind fleet will ever produce full output is vanishingly small.
A Ten Minute Rule Bill introduced by Conservative MP Nigel Adams, (see Hansard, Column 230, 1:11pm) to outlaw public subsidies for wind farms has been voted through the House of Commons with 59 MPs in favour, and 57 against, UKIP's support proving decisive.
The second reading is 6 March so the Bill cannot become law before the General Election.
UKIP want to remove all wind energy subsidies and the Conservatives will remove subsidy for onshore wind. The fact of the colossal waste of public money and ruination of the countryside for a technology that has failed has yet to dawn on Labour who want us to pay for more useless wind turbines.
Meantime, on the day of the highest demand for power in the winter of 2014/15 (52.5GW), wind power managed a miserable 0.6GW - little more than 1% of the total. (Daily Telegraph).
Applications are still being made for more industrial turbines on Anglesey - which means that we can't rest on our laurels. Our councillors need our support to put turbines, both onshore and offshore, in their proper place.
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Stellar Oddballs: Kepler Spacecraft Finds Much More Than Exoplanets
Petit, Charles, Science News
After mind-bendingly precise data and artists' renditions of mysterious stars played across the screen, Martin Still leaned into his lectern at an American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting early this year to deliver a plea to fellow astronomers. In one word: Help!
"We need you guys," said the manager of NASA's guest observer program for Kepler, among the most successful space telescopes ever launched. "Wait a year and it's too late."
Kepler has found a bonus, a treasury of wonders, or one might say a stellar freak show out in space. The result is a predicament: This is not what the space telescope was looking for. Kepler's NASA team has one job that it must, by contract, pursue almost exclusively--hunting for extra-solar planets. In-house researchers must largely ignore other wonders. Hence the call for aid from guest observers, people given access to a telescope's data, but who typically provide their own resources to analyze the results and pursue more.
In science, new instruments routinely discover unexpected things. But Kepler's surprises--which could help astronomers learn far more about the evolution of stars, their internal structures and how the burning balls of plasma die--require fast action if they are to be fully examined.
The telescope honors 17th century German astronomer Johannes Kepler. He was first to realize that planets follow elliptical, not circular, orbits, and he established three laws of planetary motion. "Our mission is to find planets. We hope to find Earthlike planets," says the project's founder and principal investigator, William Borucki of NASA's Ames Research Center in Mountain View, Calif. Borucki spent decades fighting against great skepticism to build an orbiting instrument so sensitive it would detect planets that briefly cross, or transit, their stars' faces.
NASA launched the telescope in March 2009 into a "trailing" orbit. Sitting slightly farther from the sun than Earth does, Kepler makes one trip around the sun every 372 days, gradually falling farther behind Earth. In its solitude, the spacecraft keeps its eye on hordes of stars, checking for planets.
It is finding them, too, in scads. There are more than 1,200 entries on Kepler's list of candidate planets (SN: 2/26/11, p. 18) betrayed by small, repetitive and distinctively shaped dips in the brightness of their parent stars--the shadow of a planet crossing a star's face as seen by the craft. While further analysis surely will reveal some as false alarms, chances are that 90 percent are real. That will triple the number of known exoplanets. With time, scientists hope to confirm a few with Earthlike size, orbit and other conditions suitable for life as we know it to arise.
But the majority of stars don't have planets lined up to block light headed toward Kepler. These stars too are worthy of study. Still, who is based at Ames, hopes outside astronomers will take a close look at Kepler's new data on stars without signs of planets, plus look at those stars with other scientific instruments while the craft is still operational.
Eye for the weird
"There are so many stars that show bizarre, utterly unexplainable brightness variations that I don't know where to begin" says Geoff Marcy of the University of California, Berkeley. Marcy gained fame in the mid-1990s when he helped pioneer, with ground-based instruments, discovery of extrasolar planets; he joined the Kepler team to help expand the planet-finding toolbox. After the detection of far more than planets began overwhelming the Kepler program, Marcy hired an undergraduate statistics major to scan the plots of varying brightness for tens of thousands of stars. He trained her to spot what Marcy calls the WTF objects, which might politely be rendered "What The Flip is that?"
Astronomers have already spotted stars with remarkable pulsation modes, double stars orbiting so closely that streams of white-hot plasma flow between them, immense star spots whose movements hint at unlikely rotations, collapsed white dwarf stars in eclipsing orbits around large and seemingly younger stars, and more. …


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I like Pakleds the way they are. Just because it's an alternate reality doesn't mean you can go and change the very nature of the species.
Already sort of happened with the Gorn.
Which doesn't make it right. Really, if you're just going to change a race to such a radical degree, why not just create an enitrely new race? "Pakled" doesn't really carry any actual name recognition in Star Trek anyway.
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On Santa Day, I have these visions of amazing photos and crafts and great food and sitting by the outdoor fire pit and seeing the reindeer and riding on the hayride around the farm until we skip to the car holding hands and smiling at the fantastic experience and talk non-stop on the short ride home. Instead, the day goes something like this.
The lovely blue glass container holds a small roll of parchment on which is written the traditional Jewish prayer that begins, "Shema Yisrael." For those in the know, this mezuzah reveals that those who live in the house are Jewish.
Each year, I wish for the same things -- an end to war, poverty, hunger, violence and disease -- and each year, I find the world relatively unchanged. Millions continue to die every year, casualties of a world that places greater value on war machines and profit margins than human life.
What about those few, exceptional lighting enthusiasts who go above and beyond? Most of us are happy with some string lights and tinsel, but not these folks! These DIYers just snagged the gold medal for this event, and here's why.
We talk about Santa, we read books about Santa, we watch movies about Santa. But Matteo (who is 4 this year) has always helped buy gifts for others, never received a present "From Santa" and has always been very appreciative of the people who actually gave him gifts.
I found myself driving by his condo one evening in early December. Through the long rectangular windows, I saw the white lights of a Christmas tree sparkling against the glass. And I knew, in my heart, he had found someone else.
Have you ever been enamored by a child's sense of wonder? Their incredulous awe in myths like the tooth fairy and Santa, their wide-eyed anticipation of unwrapping a present?
In the end, I would much rather live a life of abundant joy no matter what circumstances I will face. I don't want to spend one holiday bitter, angry, or aggrieved. I refuse to allow the junk in my life to decide the amount of joy and happiness that floods my heart.
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On the surface, this charitable giving may seem like the right thing to do for the holiday season. In reality, it's part of a nefarious plot being perpetrated by the lamestream media and Comrade Obama to turn true patriots into bleeding heart liberals and bring down this once-great nation.
As the shopping days countdown, our hearts open wide toward giving to others, expressing sincere best wishes, sharing joyful moments and visiting with friends and family. The weather continues to get colder and grayer, but our hearts grow warmer with love.
After declaring this Santa the real article, my 6-year-old nephew Tyler bellowed, "We're all very lucky kids!" But I felt like the lucky one. Because in that moment, I felt the magic of Christmas that had escaped me since mom had died. I couldn't think of a single reason why I shouldn't be smiling.
Maybe you got so caught up in watching old Christmas movies and partying your life away at all of those Christmas celebrations that you didn't take the time to finish your holiday shopping. Whatever the case may be, you are here, weeks have passed, and there is nothing you can do about it now. Or is there?
This year, I've found myself focusing on the words of the songs rather than getting caught up in the emotion of them, and I can't believe what I've been singing all these years.
The Westboro Baptist Church expresses their beliefs through parodies of traditional carols or holiday songs. For its members, Christmas is simply one more example of pagan inspired idolatry, completely lacking in Biblical basis.
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'Don't know if Congress threatening DMK with 2G case'
DMK president M. Karunanidhi said Friday he can't say if the Congress is threatening his party in Tamil Nadu with the case relating to the allocation of 2G spectrum.
Reacting to a question whether the Congress is threatening DMK with the case, Karunanidhi said: "People are thinking so after reading news reports. I don't know the basic truth on that."
Former telecom minister and DMK's propaganda secretary A. Raja and Karunanidhi's daughter Kanimozhi have been charged by the Central Bureau of Investigation as conspirators in the 2G telecom spectrum allocation case.
Karunanidhi spoke to the media in Tiruchirappalli, about 350 km from here.
He also termed the attitude of the Left parties as political slavery towards the ruling AIADMK government.
To a question on Left parties projecting state chief minister and AIADMK general secretary J. Jayalalithaa as a prime ministerial candidate, Karunanidhi said it shows their slave mentality.
Queried whether he has any prime ministerial ambitions, Karunanidhi said: "I know my height."
According to Karunanidhi, Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad and National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah are his long-time friends and they paid him a friendly visit here.
"Till date, Congress leaders or leaders from north India did not discuss political alliance with me," Karunanidhi said.
The DMK came out of the United Progressive Alliance last year, as it was dissatisfied with the way the centre was handling the Tamil issue in Sri Lanka.
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ART/ARCHITECTURE; The Black Panthers' Beauty Moment
Published: May 25, 2003
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Ms. Baruch's photographs are different. In a 1969 essay, reprinted in the wonderful book from which the show's title and images are drawn (Greybull Press, Los Angeles, 2002), she says that her only intention was to present the Panthers as she saw them, not just as the shock troops of the popular press, but as idealistic men and women, some of them couples with children, many of them young, turning personal style into political style, as young people do.
She photographed charismatic personalities, among them, repeatedly, Kathleen Cleaver. But mostly she shot whoever showed up: women in African robes and Supremes bouffants, an infant named Baby Jesus X, and bystanders, black and white, listening to speakers intently. Ms. Baruch was particularly good at portraits, and of the many she took, those of Newton are outstanding.
In an era of Beautiful People, few were more beautiful. Newton was 26 in 1968, with clear, light skin and wide-spaced, candid dark eyes. He had never been camera-shy: the image of him as an African-American warrior, spear in one hand, rifle in the other, was already famous. At some point he tried toughening up his looks with sideburns and a mustache. But when Ms. Baruch met him, he was clean shaven. He looked like a kid.
She saw him only that once, for an hour or so, in prison, the day before the trial ended. She and Mr. Jones each photographed him, and that was that. What if her picture of a dreamy thinker had become the canonical Huey portrait? Would we think differently, more reflectively, about him, and the Panthers? Probably not. The feelings they provoked in most Americans ran too high for reflection. They're distilled in a picture by Mr. Pirkle of the shattered window of the Panthers' Oakland headquarters, bullet-blasted by police after a compromise manslaughter verdict was passed in the Newton trial.
That was in early September. In October, Ms. Baruch and Mr. Jones finished their work. It went on view as ''A Photo Essay on the Black Panthers'' at the de Young Museum here in January 1969, though the museum almost canceled the show at the last minute. The Panthers were that nervous-making.
They continued to be for a while, then fashion changed and they changed. Mr. Wolfe catches the turn of the curve. Is his take on the Panthers as self-promoting provocateurs accurate? Sure. Nobody understood better than Newton that media was the new reality, the new political truth, true or not. Everyone knows this now, including an American president who tricks himself out in flight drag to play a war hero on television.
Maybe a new Tom Wolfe is already drawing a bead on that episode of Panther-worthy chutzpah. Better, maybe a young historian is just walking by the pictures in Berkeley and stopping a second and thinking: Hmm. Unfinished business. Time for another look.
Photos: Photographs by Pirkle Jones from ''The Black Panthers 1968'': Kathleen Cleaver, a window at the Panther headquarters in Oakland and a demonstration in front of the Alameda County Court House. (Photographs from Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive)


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DETROIT, Oct. 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Caraco Pharmaceutical Laboratories, Ltd. (NYSE Amex: CPD) announced that, as part of the previously announced settlement of the legal proceedings related to Lexapro® (escitalopram oxalate) tablets, it closed an Asset Purchase Agreement ("APA") transaction with Forest Laboratories, Inc. ("Forest") to acquire several products from Forest's Inwood line of business. The ANDA patent litigation settlement resolves litigation involving Caraco, Forest, Forest Holdings, Ltd., and H. Lundbeck A/S and Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited ("Sun"). Caraco is a subsidiary of Sun.
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Osama Bin Laden is Dead
"Justice has been done." -President Barack Obama
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. For real this time.
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"Justice has been done." -President Barack Obama
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. For real this time.
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Love our troops!
Breaking: Trump demands death certificate.
Reports indicate it was Navy SEALS under the direction of the CIA that took him out. I give high credit and praise to the CIA and the Seals. But, SEALS are not generally tasked with operations like this and don't generally deploy from Nightstalker helicopters.
My money says this is SFO-Delta working off of CIA intelligence. Either way, great work by our military and intelligence communities. These brave men and women are the real heroes and should be recognized as such.
How ironic too that we celebrate the death of a radical Islamic cleric on a site that is proud to bring us side-boobs, Kasdashiass, and nip slips. USA – 1, Islam -0.
Suck it bitches.
Fuck your couch, Bin Laden.
@ Nancy,
That's what I thought as well. SEALs would be out of their element on this one. And since they very rarely mention Delta Force doing, well, anything, I bet they had a huge piece in this.
Seal Team 6 IS a Counter-Terrorist Team founded by Capt Richard Marcinko.
They are the baddest of the bad.
Sean – I read his book too. Capt Marcinko is a great guy….just ask him. Charlie Beckwith founded SFO-Delta and I would submit that they are more equiped for an operation of this type. This is why the D-Boys went into Somalia instead of the SEALS. They are ALL badasses and heroes…its a matter of speciality….not a matter of bad-ass-ness. And the founder of the group has no bearing on their operational effectiveness.
When SEALS were sent into Panama in 1989 they were used to secure airfields…with bad results. SEALS secure harbors and engage in primarily seaborne operations. Like it or not, that's what they are primarily engaged to do.
Moreover the CIA and SFO-Delta are more generally paired together on these types of operations.
Um, you DO know what SEAL stands for, right?
Free hint: It doesn't mean a cute creature with whiskers that swims in the water.
@Blow. I am a Recon Marine. I am pretty sure I know a bit more on this subject that an REMF like you. Point being…if this was SEALS then it would be one of the first successful SEAL insertions by helicopter.
Let me just correct this
USA 1 – Islam 2
Keep trying US, They're still winning!
Can I bring a bottle of water on the plane now?
Thanks for the laugh Cock Dr!
Bwaahhaa! I needed a laugh this morning.
or will the tsa stop feeling up my 6 year old
They'll have plenty of nuts competing to take his place, and plenty to choose from since almost 500 al quaeda escaped from an afghan prison just last week!
So, this is the Official-official death, because the guy has died like..9 times already??? The photos of him have already been declared fake, by all media outlets. The DNA testing was done amazingly fast (they had his sister's brain on stand-by?), officials from the WH have been saying for years that he's dead and they'll release the story when it can benefit politically (yes, this was openly said, goes to show how arrogant and how stupid they know we are), even if they show a photo and it's real, whose to say it's not from when he died ten years ago and they redate it. It's all so convienant and we're just eating it up while Libya just got bombed the shit out of and a bunch of kiddos died. All the college kids around the white house were called to be there and were handed flags. (how many college kids do you know with new American flags stored away in their dorms) and it was for a photo op and so the press could say "crowds are gathering around the white house. come on people. This is seriously pathetic. Look at the timing if ANYTHING.
He's like a cat.
Barack Obama killed the man but he failed to kill the brand
Is that a Timex Ironman he's got there? Right wrist, must be left handed. Son-of-a-bitch I knew he was gifted…
I wear my watch on the right wrist but I'm not a lefty.
However, I am gifted. Gifted like a horse!
(That's a dick joke people).
Oh yeah, glad to hear that asshole is gone. I like to picture the soldiers in the back of a chinook hovering over the middle of the ocean, and someone kicking his filthy carcass out the back door amid cheers and beers.
Actually, he was left handed.
Looks like a Navy Seal Luminox to me. See the compass on the band? How ironic that would be!
The grays in his beard look like lightning bolts driving home the point he's a bad mutha fucka with electricity emanating from his lower lip. That said when playing Chicken please note that Lightning Bolt Lower Lip always loses to Navy Seal Sniper Round to Temple.
Bin Laden dead, and The Apprentice interrupted. Major win for Obama.
i noticed that too
^Comment WIN.
Whatever it was obvious Hope was going to be fired.
10 Dollars I bet Trump will attempt to make this his doing.
the elevator can't move by itself.
Giving Obama credit for this is like giving credit to the guy that pressed the elevator button for getting you to the second floor.
The guy that presses the button? I love him, helps get me where I want to go. And where I wanted to go for the last 9 years was to Osama's funeral and I'll tell you what, Bush never got me there, just stood in the back of the elevator twiddling his thumbs.
Good one, j. noel. Timing for taking out osama was critical to the anointed one. Guess obama hopes the muslim extremists will take revenge on the US so that he can "handle" that too. Follow the money, or ego, in obama's case.
I guess the war on terror can en . . . . . . .oh, right.
@Codot…George W., is that you?!? Oh no, just an OTHER incompetent, naive failure…My bad…
No, it was George W. GOTCHA, BITCH! YOU GOT BUSHED. (First time for everything.)
HAHAHAHAHA! "YOU GOT BUSHED." Great.
Dear Al Qaeda, we killed your leader. I double dare you to try and kill ours.
How could you say such an irresponsible thing? Daring them to come over here and…oh, yeah, right…good one.
1st Day of sainthood for JP2 and he's already fucking someone. Patron Saint of Anal Rape.
he's not a saint yet…
Justice. All those lost can finally be at rest
that ain't justice. homeboy been dead for YEARS!! this is actually the 9th time he's been pronounced dead. plus 9/11 was an inside job. duh!
Thank God! Let's just remember credit doesn't go to Obama, but to our men and women fighting everyday.
Really? Cuz Obama is the one that made the call to shoot the motherfucker.
thats kinda, sorta his job.
So he gets credit, too. He had the final go ahead to give the order. His words sent them in. As you say, that's his job. Credit where credit is due. He gets some too, brah.
Ashley, you're a DOUCHE. Of COURSE credit goes to Mr. Obama! If Reagan or Bush had been commander in chief and gave the order and coordinated this amazing triumph, would you be saying "credit doesn't go to them"? Of course not. So many of you have let radio/TV talk show hosts turn you into paranoid MORONS. If Mr. Obama saved a baby's life and there was video of it, you hate-filled idiots would find a way to discredit him for it.
the president doesn't coordinate triumphs, the operational planners and individuals you didnt know exist, do that. It is his responsibility and duty to not only act quickly upon credible intelligence, but also ensure that the individuals that perform these tasks have every possible resource. I know you might find it easy to put a politically biased angles on someone elses comment, but the commander in chief doesn't have another choice, he should give the go order at the earlier possible convenience. I don't care who the CinC is, but he better say, :weapons free".
Not a fan of Obama, but your point is well made BBanks. Don't like to say it, but gotta be consistent and fair:
All credit to Obama for making the tough call to off that shitbird bin laden. It's a big responsibility making life or death decisions like this, and in this case BHO made the right one.
Now, who brought sweets and AK-47s to fire off in the street in celebration?
Bout damn time!
For once, I'd absolutely love to be the DEVIL!!! I'd keep OSAMA BIN LADEN in my torcher chambers, probably his face buried in that HIPPO ASS of Kim Kardashian. Not much worse than that.
Unless Bin Laden is right and he ended up in Paradise with his virgins.
Or I'm right and he ceased to be once he was killed.
I hear there is no truth to the rumor that Trump won't accept it as true until he sees the long form death certificate.
fuck the death certificate, lets see the body.
RATA – it was a joke man.
Yeah but Rata was on to something you and me might like better *evil grin*
Major props (and all of the vaginal or penis activity they can handle) to our brave troops.
When I first heard the news I decided to run here to get some validity. WASN'T POSTED. Thought, "naw man, this is a good site. I'll check back in 15 minutes."
Checked back, wasn't disappointed.
: / You come to a celebrity rag site to get your confirmation for major news stories?
@Maeby Yeah, right!? Sad.
You were adorable on AD, btw.
I also came here to check.
OORAH!! Thanks to the troops!
Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead. :P
This is EXACTLY what I posted when I put the article on my FB…LOL
America F*ck Yeah!
There go my hopes for a "Team America: World Police" sequel.
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Former Lovejoy basketball standout Mike Lenzly has been on Great Britain's national team three times and is trying out for a fourth stint that could be sweeter than the others for one reason.
"It's the Olympics," Lenzly said. "It would just be more special because it's the Olympics and it's in London. We would have the home crowd behind us and it would just be amazing to be a part of that."
The Lovejoy grad from the Class of 1999 is trying out in Houston to represent Queen and country. He has spent the last nine seasons playing professionally in Europe. Lenzly's career has taken him to teams from Spain and Italy to Germany and, most recently, the Czech Republic, where he helped lead the CEZ Nymburk team to its eighth straight title.
The former Wofford College guard, who averaged 16 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists as a senior in 2003, and played his way onto a spot on the Great Britain national team in 2007, 2009 and 2011. Lenzly's chances of making the roster would seem to have improved with the news that British-born NBA players Byron Mullens (Charlotte Bobcats) and Ben Gordon (Chicago Bulls) either are injured (Mullens) or still haven't shown up in camp (Gordon). Luol Deng of the Bulls is also British, and will try to play, but has a torn wrist ligament.
Said Lenzly of the degree of difficulty with added NBA star power: "It'll be great. I've played with Luol a couple of times already. ... I just need to bring the same things I've always brought. Solid defense and making shots when I get the chance."
Lenzly, originally from Oxford, England, moved to the Atlanta area with his family during his sophomore year of high school. After finishing high school at Lovejoy and a solid college career at Wofford, the 6-foot-2 guard found an agent and began his Euroleague career.
It is a career that, according to Lenzly's agent, Adam Pensack, has been much more than just ordinary.
"In a word, he's been stellar," said Pensack who, with his brother Ben, owns and operates Pensack Sports Management group. "We've been representing Mike for 10 years and have watched him play at a really high level in Europe against future and former NBA players and has more than held his own."
Often when the Olympics roll around, players who otherwise may not be interested in landing a roster spot on the team seem to "come out of the woodworks" looking to prove their nationality in order to play, Pensack said.
But neither he nor Lenzly seemed to be concerned about the uptick in competition.
"It's a pretty safe bet he's going to make it," Pensack said. "The addition of the NBA players makes it a little tougher for Mike, but he's done well for them in the past. I know the coaches like him. He's paid his dues with this team, but we still won't know until tryouts are done. But I think Mike's chances are good."
Lenzly said the scouts that make up the national team usually invite about 20 players to tryouts, keeping the best 12. After the team has been formulated, they will play Team USA in an exhibition "friendly" later in July.
Although the United States has seemingly cornered the market on basketball prowess over the years, Lenzly has experienced enough rigor in European circles to believe his potential team can continue closing the gap.
"Any country playing against USA is going to be a tough match-up," Lenzly said. "But every year that I've played with this team, we've gotten better and I think we'll continue to do that."
Well established in Europe, Lenzly said he isn't looking at this opportunity as a career booster, but rather a chance to achieve something in basketball that he'll never forget.
"I'm pretty well known in Europe over these last nine years," he said. "But this could be something that I'd look back on and be proud of that I was able to accomplish. Something I won't ever forget."
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It is a little disappointing that the Earth 2 series is actually taking advantage of the new reboot more than the Earth 1 (or is it still new earth?) based series. The new 52 hasn't really ended up making real major changes to the characters other than on Earth 2.
I would love to see DC expand the Earth 2 comic book selections. Power Girl and Huntress can return, we can have a Justice Society book, and a Sandman series would be cool too.
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List of Games for Linux Steam Client Leak
Subject: General Tech | October 9, 2012 - 09:26 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: valve, tux, steam, linux, gaming
A Steam client for Linux has been a long time in the making, but is definitely getting closer to release with an imminent public beta announced last month.
During the initial announcement, Valve hinted that at least one native Linux game would be available along with the new beta client. Many gamers have predicted that the game will be Valve's own zombie FPS Left 4 Dead 2. Now, thanks to a leaked list of games from Valve's CDR database, gamers can add a few more native Linux games to that list. Among the leaked native Linux games are:
- Amnesia: The Dark Descent
- Crusader Kings 2
- Cubemen
- Dungeons of Dredmor
- Dynamite Jack
- Eversion
- Galcon Fusion
- Serious Sam 3: BFE
- Solar 2
- SpaceChem
- Steel Storm: Burning Retribution
- Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery EP
- Trine 2
- Waveform
- World of Goo
Unfortunately, various id software titles with Linux ports appear to be absent as well as several popular Linux-only games such as Tuxracer, Super Tuxkart, and other games popular with a certain penguin. It will be interesting to see what newer games Steam is able to bring on board after the official launch as well. I expect to see games like FTL, for example. Further, I'm curious to see how well received Steam will be versus software like the Ubuntu Software Center!
You can find a full list of games currently on Steam (for Windows) that have native Windows binaries – and will likely make it onto the native Linux Steam client – on this wiki page.
Are you excited for Linux to (finally) get a Steam client?
Steam Begins Selling Non-Game Software, Software On Sale Until Oct. 9
Subject: General Tech | October 3, 2012 - 05:45 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: valve, steam, software, gaming
In August, Valve announced that it would soon begin selling non-game Windows software on its Steam (game) distribution service. This week, the company launched the first titles to be sold on Steam, which are mainly game related applications like benchmarks and art/asset editors.
To sweeten the deal, Valve is offering up the first wave of software titles for 10% off until next Tuesday. The launch titles include:
- ArtRage Studio Pro
- CameraBag 2
- GameMaker: Studio
- 3D-Coat
- 3DMark Vantage
- 3DMark 11
- Source Filmmaker
These applications are available for purchase now, and most will take advantage of Steam features like cloud saving and the Steam Workshop to share your creations with others. Further, I can see the benchmarking utilities appealing to reviewers as they can just let Steam take care of the product keys and it can just be rolled into the same Steam backup that the benchmark games are in! For most people though, I think if the price is right Steam might be a viable option. On the other hand, it will be facing stiff competition from services like the Windows Store in Windows 8. And not to mention the pesky issue that if you lose your Steam account or do not agree to the next EULA change you lose access to any programs you've purchased on Steam (oh joy).
You can find more information in Valve's press release.
What do you think of Valve selling non-game software on Steam? I'm willing to give it a chance but don't think I'll use it all that much unless its included in a seasonal Steam Sale.
Limited Access Steam for Linux Beta Coming In October
Subject: General Tech | September 29, 2012 - 09:07 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: valve, steam, linux, gaming
Valve software is slowly but surely moving towards supporting the open source Linux operating system with a new Steam client. The latest milestone is an announcement by Valve that it is extending the beta beyond its privately selected internal testers to a limited number of public users.
The upcoming public beta will be rolled out soon along with a sign up page where the public can apply. From that sign up list, Valve will be selecting 1,000 applicants to test the Linux version of its Steam client.
While Valve has not announced a specific date for the start of the beta (or when the sign up page will go live) beyond that it is coming "sometime in October," the company did provide a couple of tidbits of information on the beta client software.
The (limited) public beta will include the Steam game client, and a single Valve game. This beta client will run on Ubuntu 12.04 or above. Unfortunately, the beta will not include any additional playable games. Also the beta client will not include the recently released (on Windows) Big Picture Mode functionality.
Many users are speculating that the single game hinted at in the announcement will be the company's latest zombie co-op shooter Left 4 Dead 2, as Valve has shown off the game running on Linux before. Valve has stated that it is extending the beta beyond its internal testers to attempt to get a wider sample size and to be able to test the beta software on as many varied hardware configurations as possible.
Gamers that want a chance to be one of the 1,000 users that will be asked to participate in the beta should keep an eye out on the Linux blog on Valve's website.
Granted, this is a small step, and the final Steam client for Linux is probably a ways off still, but I am still excited. Like Scott mentioned, gaming is one of the things keeping me with Windows despite my interest in Linux Mint (that OS really flies on my system! ).
Valve Announces First Greenlight Approved Games
Subject: General Tech | September 11, 2012 - 05:12 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: valve, steam, pc gaming, greenlight, gaming
Valve announced today that ten of the games submitted to its Greenlight service have been approved. Each of the titles are in various states of development, and will be released on Steam once they are complete. While Valve encountered a minor hiccup when it instituted a $100 (one time per developer) submission fee that goes to the Child's Play charity to combat an increasing number of joke/spam submissions, it has been overall a very successful program for the company. A number of developers have submitted their games and the community has taken to service and deciding which games are interesting enough to be sold on the Steam Store.
The first titles to successfully be green-lit are listed below.
- Black Mesa
- Cry of Fear
- Dream
- Heroes & Generals
- Kenshi
- McPixel
- No More Room in Hell
- Project Zomboid
- Routine
- Towns
Personally, I'm most excited about Black Mesa and Project Zomboid coming to Steam. In the news post on Steam website, Anna Sweet stated that "the Steam community rallied around these titles and made them the clear choice for the first set of titles to launch out of Greenlight." I am now now eagerly awaiting the Black Mesa download in particular. What about you, did any of the games you voted for make the cut this time around?
Valve Releases Big Picture Mode Beta for Steam
Subject: General Tech | September 11, 2012 - 09:48 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: valve, steambox, steam, big picture mode
Valve's popular Steam client has been a PC platform since its inception, but the company is slowing moving to the living room. The first step in that transition is a living room TV-friendly user interface because, as Ryan noted in a recent editorial, the traditional Steam client (especially the text) is not optimized for viewing from far away or on high resolution displays.
Enter the long-rumored and awaited Big Picture Mode. The new user interface is designed to be comfortably used from the couch in the living room, and controllable by keyboard/mouse or a game controller. It has been a long time coming, but is finally official, and available to the public as part of a beta Steam update.
Still very much a beta product, the Big Picture Mode allows you to do just about everything you can with the "normal" Steam client from your couch (or PC even, if you are into full screen apps). You have access to the Store, your games Library, friends list, downloads, settings, and the Steam browser among other features.
The Store is just what you would expect, a way for you to browse and purchase new games. The interface is sort-of like the Xbox UI in that you scroll through items horizontally rather than vertically like the PS3's cross media bar. The same games that are featured in the slider on the main page are displayed by default on the main Big Picture Mode's Store page.
From there you can also access the New Releases, Special Offers, Genres, and other categories to drill down to the games you want. As an example, if you move down from the featured games and select Genres you get the following screen that allows you see all the games in a specific genre.
Once you drill down to an individual game, you are presented with the details page that takes some of the elements from the traditional client and makes them easier to read from further away.
There does not appear to be an option to purchase titles from within Big Picture Mode yet, but I would not be surprised to see it by the time the feature comes out of beta status.
Beyond the store, you can access your own game library, including a list of recently played games and your entire library on a separate page.
Recently played Steam games. Saints Row: The Third is always fun.
Your entire games library, most of which I have yet to play...
From there, you can start up your games and get to playing! Alternatively, you can monitor downloads, access your friends list, and browse the web. The friends list shows images of your friends with text underneath with their Steam usernames. You scroll left to right to highlight them, and can interact just as you normally would.
Speaking of friends lists, be sure to join our PC Perspective Steam Group!
The downloads section can be accessed by navigating to the top left corner and selecting the icon to the right of your name. In the downloads screen, you can resume and pause ongoing downloads just like the normal steam client. For some reason, Witcher is stuck in a ever-paused update no matter how many times I hit resume (in the normal client). And Big Picture Mode seems to suffer from the same issue...
The web browser is an improvement over the one in the normal Steam client's overlay in speed and the large mouse cursor should help you navigate around with a controller as easily as possible. I don't foresee web browsing being painless as most sites simply are not designed to work from far away and with controller input, but it seems serviceable for the few times you would need to check something on the web without leaving the Steam client on your living room PC.
Happy Global Operations Day
Subject: General Tech | August 22, 2012 - 05:48 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Counter-Strike, global operations, steam, gaming
Somehow, after years of it existing as a free mod and then a part of a bundle not only are their people that still want to play Counter-Strike, they are willing to pay for the pleasure. If you want to enjoy Counter-Strike Global Operations then you ought to get playing soon, before the hacks become available to everyone and the language in the chat hits rock bottom. In fact, if you have purchased the game on Steam there is a good chance that it will be the game of choice after the PC Perspective Podcast tonight. If you are on the fence, GameSpot put up a quick overview of the game here.
"Global Operations, a putative Counter-Strike killer by Barking Dog Studios, is kind of like having to eat a banana split with your hands--just because it's a little sloppy doesn't mean it isn't still good. The game is primarily a team-based tactical shooter, combining Counter-Strike's system for cash rewards and equipment purchases, Rogue Spear's real-world settings and large weapon selection, and Return to Castle Wolfenstein's character classes and objective-based maps. For good measure, the developers have added some innovative ideas of their own to this mix. The game did ship in an unpolished state and suffers from demanding bandwidth requirements and a severe lack of servers. However, these problems are generally overshadowed by the simple fact that when everything comes together, Global Operations is one of the deepest and most satisfying multiplayer tactical shooters currently available."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- The Secret World Gaming and Performance Review @Hi Tech Legion
- The Rebirth of PC Gaming - Bring on the Modders! @ Techgage
- Microsoft Windows 8 Gaming Performance @ techPowerUp
- Rockstar teases with Grand Theft Auto V vehicles @ The Inquirer
- Valve readying beta of Big Picture Mode for Steam @ HEXUS
- Battlefield 3's Armoured Kill Looks Like Quite The Thing @ Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN
- Risen 2 on Xbox 360 @ The Inquirer
- Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance Nintendo 3DS @ Tweaktown
- Risen 2: Dark Waters Review (Xbox 360) @ Kitguru
Valve to Sell Non-Game Software On Its Steam Platform
Subject: General Tech | August 8, 2012 - 04:06 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: windows 8, valve, steam, software, mac os x
Valve's popular Steam digital game download service has been slowly expanding its software offerings. It has offered a Mac OS X client as well as a planned Linux client. Further, the service has started to offer software beyond games including game map editors, digital magazines, and videos.
According to a recent announcement by Valve, the company is going to even further expand its non-game software offerings starting September 5th. Whether this is in response to the Windows Store or if it has been planned for some time and the Windows Store is why Gabe Newell is irked by Microsoft's upcoming Windows 8 operating system is unknown.
While the company did not mention any specific pieces of software that will be available at launch, users can look forward to software in categories ranging from creativity to productivity. Even better, some of the new software titles will be able to take advantage of Valve's Steamworks service to offer cloud syncing of files and automatic updating (et al).
The new programs will start showing up on September 5th, and developers can start submitting their applications to Steam using its Greenlight service.
Valve's Mark Richardson stated that "The 40 million gamers frequenting Steam are interested in more than playing games. They have told us they would like to have more of their software on Steam, so this expansion is in response to those customer requests."
The automatic updating in particular is exciting, and it could well give Microsoft's Windows Store a run for its money. If Valve brings the non-game software to all platforms–Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows–it could easily rival Microsoft's Windows 8-only offering. What do you think about this announcement, would you use Steam for software other than games?
Event kickoff, hardware workshop prizes, packed BYOC!
Yesterday marked the official start of Quakecon 2012 at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas, Texas. This four-day event includes PC gaming awesomeness for more than 2,800 gamers in the Bring Your Own Computer LAN section as well as access to numerous gaming vendors and PC hardware exhibits. The event is sponsored by many big names in the gaming and PC hardware industry as well like Alienware, Intel, Ventrilo, Plantronics Gamecom, Cooler Master, Western Digital, and many others.
The day got off to a rocky start as id Software co-founder John Carmack's annual keynote address was delayed by more than two hours. Hundreds of gamers also lined the hallways waiting throughout the day for the opportunity to get into the already packed BYOC. But, unfortunately many were turned away from gaming at the event. This is one of the first times in almost a decade that the BYOC area was filled to capacity on the very first day of Quakecon!
Progress on support for the Source Engine on Linux Steams along
Subject: General Tech | June 20, 2012 - 02:56 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: gaming, linux, source engine, steam
If you have ever bemoaned the fact that your gaming habit is the only thing preventing you from dumping Windows and moving to Linux then your excuse might just be about to expire. As Phoronix informed us a few short weeks ago, Steam is taking gaming on Linux seriously and the project to get the Source Engine up and running on Linux moves ever forward. Their team has recently grown with the addition of the designer of Battle for Wesnoth, David White and they are still looking for more Linux developers. If you are interested in playing Portal on a Linux box, or if you are a Linux Guru who'd like to work for Steam, you should check out this post on Phoronix.
"Things appear to be moving along nicely in the Linux cabal at Valve Software as they work to enable Steam and the Source Engine on the Linux desktop. Here's another one of the new tenured Linux developers that will be starting soon."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Founding: Pay For Mechwarrior Online Now, If You Want? @ Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN
- Perspective Does That Clever Dimension Shifting Thing @ Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN
- Gods & Kings is an essential Civilization expansion @ Ars Technica
- HOWTO: Multi-Display Online Gaming @ HardwareHeaven
- Hauppauge HD PVR Gaming Edition Review @ eTeknix
- Jig's Up: Secret World's Last Beta Weekend Open To All @ Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN
- Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor (XBOX 360 Kinect) Game Review @ HardwareHeaven
- Ghost Recon: Future Soldier PlayStation 3 @ Tweaktown
- Dragons Dogma PS3 @ eTeknix
- Dragon's Dogma (PS3) @ Guru of 3D
Steam Allows Remote Installation of Games
Subject: General Tech | May 6, 2012 - 03:48 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: valve, steam, gaming pc, gaming, games
Valve recently released a beta update for its Steam client that allows users to remotely install games to their local machine using the steampowered.com website.
After installing the beta update to the local Steam client (Steam > Settings > Beta Participation), just leave the client logged in on your machine. Then navigate to Community page of the Steam website. After that, click on the Games category where the website will then list all the games tied to your Steam account. If you have a game you want to download and install while you are away, just hit the install button to the right of the game's name.
This is certainly an interesting feature for some, especially if you happen to be on vacation during a Steam Holiday Sale! (hehe). More details on the process can be found here. Is this a feature you'll be using?
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Beyond that, there's also the cost to the child's self-image. "The child will find that they are no longer a healthy 8-year-old but are sick," Margolis said.
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Scientists need to make up their mind about coffee. Today, they're saying that two cups of coffee a day decrease chances of blood clots by 14 percent (three to four cups bring that number to 17 percent).
Researchers say antioxidants in coffee could protect blood vessels in the brain from bad cholesterol. At the same time, drinking six or more cups daily only reduces chances by 7 percent, so everything in moderation.
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