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American Foundations:
Funding Pro-Abortion Extremists in Latin America
By Magaly Llaguno,
Executive Director, Vida Humana Internacional, HLI's Hispanic division
No Hispanic country in the Western Hemisphere has legalized abortion on demand, except Cuba and Puerto Rico—and neither really had a choice in the matter. Under the communist tyranny of Fidel Castro, the Cuban people were forced to decriminalize abortion. Under the tyranny of the U.S. Supreme Court, Puerto Rico was made to do the same on January 22, 1973. Abortion is illegal in nearly all Hispanic countries because we, as a people, prize life, faith and family above all other things. The fight against abortion in Latin America is thus not only a fight for life, but a fight to preserve our culture against those who hate life, faith, family and freedom.
Over the past several years, U.S. pro-abortion
extremists have been working zealously to deceive and force Hispanics to
legalize abortion. If one country falls to the culture of death, they hope
that, like a row of dominos, the entire hemisphere will fall with it.
Supported by funding from several U.S. foundations, pro-abortion groups
like the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), the
International Women's Health Coalition, the Population Council,
International Projects Assistance Services (Ipas), the Center for
Reproductive Rights, and Family Care International have been waging a
steady war on Latin American families and babies. Among these, IPPF is the
most powerful and has worked in Latin America the longest.
International Planned Parenthood operates under several
names within Latin America. Founded in 1954, the Western Hemisphere Region
(WHR) branch of IPPF has been working for years to acclimate Hispanics to
the culture of death by promoting legalized contraception, sex education
and, more recently, "emergency contraception." IPPF/WHR maintains at least
45 front groups or "member associations" throughout Latin America and the
Caribbean.1 Because its activities are funded, in part, by U.S.
taxpayers, IPPF/WHR shies away from openly defying the Mexico City Policy
by directly promoting abortion. They leave this task to their Family
Planning International Assistance (FPIA) arm as well their local
affiliates. Worse still, their affiliates often masquerade under
euphemistic titles, such as Pro-Familia (Pro-Family)-an anything but
"pro-family" organization in Colombia. Margaret Sanger Center
International (MSCI), which is really Planned Parenthood of New York City,
also funnels money to pro-abortion extremists in Latin America. Both of
these organizations-FPIA and MSCI-are supported by U.S. foundations. The
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, for example, gave FPIA $2 million
between 1999 and 2000 and MSCI $650,000 during the same period to
implement "international family planning
As one of the largest and most populated countries in
Latin America, Mexico has long been a target of U.S. population
controllers. Until the Robles Reform was approved, abortion was illegal in
every Mexican state. All that changed, however, in January 2002—thanks, in
large part, to funding provided by U.S. pro-abortion
This most recent assault on human rights in Mexico
began, as usual, under the guise of a reform-namely, what came to be known
as the "Robles Reform." The author of this revolution was Rosario Robles,
the mayor of Mexico City from 1999 to 2000. (Robles was also the
Democratic Revolutionary Party's presidential candidate in 2002.) In
brief, the Robles law decriminalized abortion in the Federal District of
Mexico (Mexico City) if the pregnancy places the mother's health at risk
or in cases of rape and birth defects. The measure was proposed by Robles
in response to genuine reforms in the state of Guanajuato that sought to
criminalize abortion in cases of rape.
One month after its passage in August 2000, the popular
National Action Party challenged the Robles law. Specifically, the
attorney general's office petitioned the Corte Suprema de
Justicia (Supreme Court of Justice) to declare the Robles law
unconstitutional. The attorney general also asked the Congreso de la
Unión (National Congress) to schedule more "complete discussions" on
the subject.3
In January 2002, the Mexican Supreme Court, by an 11 to
7 vote, upheld the Robles law, preparing the way for other Mexican states
to further decriminalize abortion. According to legislator Miguel Angel
Torrijos, the Supreme Court's ruling "practically legalized abortion" in
Mexico.4 Proponents of the law agreed. Bragged Robles: "We
advanced in Mexico City and made it possible for abortion to be considered
legal. . . . In fact, we launched a debate against the Catholic clerical
hierarchy where we cleared a basic aspect-the civil character of the
Mexican state, and the separation of the state and the church which is
something still fundamental for the right wing of this country. . . . It
was debated at the Supreme Court this year and we were able to celebrate
and consider them to be constitutional reforms."5
In many ways, the Court's decision came as a shock. For
one, the Court legalized abortion while somehow continuing to acknowledge
that the Mexican constitution actually does protect the life of all
persons from conception. Others were surprised that nominally Catholic
justices voted to uphold the law. Justice Mariano Azuela, for example, is
widely known as "a friend of the Jesuit Universidad Iberoamericana."
6 Yet, the Iberoamerican University has been collaborating
with pro-abortionists since at least 1997. In November of that year,
Reverend Enrique González Torres S.J., the rector of the university,
organized an "Encuentro" (Encounter) that promoted abortion and
contraception. Sister Leonor Aida Concha, a "Catholics" for a Free Choice
activist, collaborated with Rev. Torres on this event.7
"Catholics" for a Free Choice (CFFC) is an American organization that
claims to be Catholic, but promotes legalized abortion. It has branches in
many Latin American countries.
While abortion is still technically illegal in every
Mexican state, a handful of states have begun to permit abortion in cases
in which a mother's health, and not just her life, is at risk. Unlike in
the United States, however, these protections are taken seriously. For
example, in some states, two physicians must be consulted before a
determination can be made that a woman's health is actually in danger.
Thus far, only one state—Yucatan—permits abortion "for economic
The virtual legalization of abortion in Mexico was not
accomplished overnight. In fact, the ground was well prepared by several
U.S. foundations. The David and Lucile Packard Foundation, for example, is
a major benefactor of "organizations working to advance the rights of
Mexican women and youth to make informed decisions about reproductive
health . . . with special attention given to reaching youth between the
ages of 10 and 14." The foundation's pro-abortion views are quite clear.
"Every woman and her partner," states their website, "should have access
to accurate information about a broad range of reproductive options,
including abortion."9
Over the past several years, the Packard Foundation has
contributed millions to the pro-abortion movement in Mexico. The
foundation has even gone so far as to support efforts by Ipas to train
abortionists and distribute abortion equipment. In the year 2000 alone,
the Packard Foundation gave Ipas over $1 million to wage war against
Mexican families and babies.
Below is a list of some of the additional grants made by the David and Lucile Packard Foundation to pro-abortion extremists operating in Mexico:
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation is not alone in its extreme desire to see abortion legalized in Latin America. The MacArthur Foundation has also funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars to Mexican anti-lifers:
The MacArthur Foundation likewise gave hundreds of
thousands of dollars in 2001 to organizations that work with youth for the
promotion of "reproductive and sexual rights."11 In addition to
its work in Mexico, the foundation is a staunch supporter of legalized
abortion in other Hispanic countries.
In Brazil, for example, the MacArthur Foundation contributed:
In Chile, the foundation donated $300,000 in 2001 to The
Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network, a leading feminist
pro-abortion organization, "for training and advocacy programs." The story
is much the same in many other Latin American
The Ford Foundation is another key supporter of
anti-life extremism in Latin America.
To Mexico, the foundation sent:
To Brazil:
To Chile:
To Peru:
In addition, the Ford Foundation channeled $772,000 from
1999 to 2001 to the Latin American and Caribbean Committee for the Defense
of Women's Rights (CLADEM), a feminist pro-abortion organization with
branches in every Latin American country.13
To enable someone to have an abortion is a serious
enough crime. But to use force and fraud to compel an entire hemisphere to
kill its unborn children is nothing short of genocide. When such money
could be used to do good for so many people, it is simply a tragedy that
American foundations are bent on using our country's great wealth to
subsidize the slaughter of Latin America's youth.
Thanks to your generosity—and God's mercy—committed pro-lifers across Latin America are doing amazing work. In spite of the millions being poured into the coffers of the pro-death movement, only Mexico has liberalized its abortion laws during the past 15 years. The good news is that several Hispanic countries have renewed their efforts to protect human life by instituting additional legal sanctions against abortion. In recent months, we have also defeated bills aimed at decriminalizing abortion in Bolivia and Uruguay. Vida Humana Internacional, HLI's Hispanic Division, provides educational assistance and materials, guidance, funding and moral support to the hundreds of pro-life volunteers working with our 19 affiliates throughout Latin America. Your continued prayers and support are vital to our mission of protecting the values of life, faith and family integral to Hispanic culture. To learn more about our work, visit our website at www.vidahumana.org/english/hispanics/hispanics-global.html or HLI's website at www.hli.org.
1 "About Us," IPPF/WHR, www.ippfwhr.org/about/index.html.
2 See my article "A Summary of IPPF and its Activities in Hispanic Countries," www.vidahumana.org/english/family/summary-ippf.html.
3 Jesus Aranda, "Solicita la PGR a la Corte declare inconstitucional la reforma Robles," La Jornada Virtual, Mexico, 6/7/01.
4 Aranda, "Aprueba la Corte la Ley Robles sobre el aborto," La Jornada Virtual, 1/30/02; "Diputados del PAN denuncian ante CIDH legalización parcial del aborto," La Prensa de Minnesota online, EFE news agency, 3/21/02.
5 Rosario Robles, "Re-Inventing Globalism (AWID International Forum 2002)," Guadalajara, Mexico, 10/4/02, www.awid.org/forum/plenaries/day2rosario.html.
6 Aranda, "Aprueba la Corte la Ley Robles sobre el aborto."
7 Maria Osiris Reyes, "Priests and Religious in an Unholy Alliance with CFFC," 7/6/99.
8 Laurence Pantin, "Mexico High Court Opens Door to Abortion Rights," Women's eNews, 2/7/02, www.womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/808.
9 The David and Lucile Packard Foundation, http://www.packard.org/, 4/30/02.
10 The David and Lucile Packard Foundation, 4/11/02.
11 The MacArthur Foundation, http://www.hli.org/www.macfound.org, 4/11/02.
12 ibid.
13 The Ford Foundation, http://www.fordfound.org/, 4/11/02..


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Director Roger Michell and his frequent writer Hanif Kureishi (their last film together was Venus) regularly dance to the very cliff's edge of despair, and only for the grace of good casting do you not wish they'd just jump and get it over with.
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Vitamin D deficiency has long been associated with osteoporosis. Recent research now shows that those with Vitamin D deficiency may have a much higher incidence of cognitive impairment than those with normal Vitamin D levels.
I apparently am one of the unlucky ones that do not convert Vitamin D from food and sunlight easily. Less that 10ng/mL is considered severe and could be associated with rickets. 10-25 is considered moderate deficiency and is associated with osteoporosis and hyperparathyroidism. If I do not supplement it is not unheard of for me to have a level hovering in the teens. That is not good! That is because Vitamin D is not just a vitamin. It is in reality a steroidal hormone that regulated many systems in your body. Deficiency has been linked to diabetes, migraines, heart disease, hypertension, seizures and many other disorders.
I live in the land of sun here in Florida. It should be easy for me to get what I need for my daily requirements. However I do have to admit I probably do not get the 10-15 minutes of day of sun exposure I need as I work inside most of the day. In addition I have elevated cortisol levels due to stress which also depletes Vitamin D stores.
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Beautiful Lauren Graham just finished her Broadway debut in the rollicking musical comedy "Guys and Dolls", and returns to the big screen in the critically acclaimed Sundance favourite, "The Answer Man", formerly "Arlen Faber".
The gifted actress, best known for deft performance in the hit series Gilmore Girls, talked to Paul Fischer in this exclusive interview.
Question: Working with a first time writer-director, what was it about this character in Answer Man that appealed to you so much?
Graham: It just was the whole movie. I rarely read anything that's smart and funny and – I don't know, where the character really has an arc. It sounds really simple, but – you know, many movies are telling a different story, or telling a story that's more about action or a crime, or the plot. You know, there aren't as many relationship, romance stories as you would think. And especially whose scenes involve the cult of celebrity and spirituality and magic, and – you know, recovery, and all that stuff. So, it was easy. It was an easy read. I thought it had a great combination of sincerity and humour. I mean, it's a very sincere movie. But – you know, it's John. It's like, he's also really sarcastic and funny. So – I don't know, I just liked it.
Question: Could you identify with Elizabeth? Was it easy for you to identify with her?
Graham: No. I mean, I'm not an overprotective person. I mean, there were things that were really easy to identify with, which was someone who's been wounded, and is trying to construct a life that makes sense, and that is safe for her and her child. And that she thinks that by doing things a certain way, that they won't be hurt again. And she's afraid to fall in love. All of that is – you know, makes sense.
Question: Why do you think people – you seem to be cast lately as a single Mom. And I'm just wondering, are you now the go-to actress for single mother roles?
Graham: No, but I hope I'm the go-to in any realm. But, I mean – I don't know. You know, John liked Gilmore Girls. But I think it's a coincidence. And this is a very different kind of Mom. You know. While she is on her own, it's a totally different personality, and totally different circumstance and everything. But – yeah, maybe. I mean, I don't think any of these roles have that much in common, actually. You know, besides the kind of circumstances of it. And I think that character of Lorelai is pretty unique, you know? I don't see that very often, that kind of language, you know?
Question: How intimidating was it for you to make the leap to Broadway?
Graham: Hugely intimidating. It was the most scary thing I've ever done. And the only thing about it is that I wish that I hadn't spent one minute being scared and I don't think that I ever will again, because – I don't know. It's actually more true to what I started out wanting to do, as a kid and as an actor. And like – everything I grew up with. You know, I grew up with going to the theater. And my Dad would just take me to anything that came into DC, and then we went to New York a lot and saw stuff. And I went to grad school, and I did summer stock, so that was kind of the path I was on. But it's all the other aspects of it. It's the business side of it, the business of Broadway is as big and risky a business as movies and television. So, there's no kind of clubby-like, "Let's put on a show." You know, people are investing, and trying to have a hit. So, you know, there's all that pressure.
But the main thing about that show is that it's so beautifully-written, as a comedy, so perfectly constructed, that to kind of live in the world of working on that for a while was – and then to do it 150 times, was like – a huge big gift as an actor. And I think I'm a better actor, having done it.
Question: Will you do it again?
Graham: Yeah. I would do it again, for sure.
Question: Now, everyone was excited that we were going to see you back on TV this fall. I take it Let It Go was let go. Is that correct?
Graham: Yeah. That didn't go. And—you know, while I was on Gilmore Girls for seven years, I had a couple years before that of just seeing all the reasons that things do or do not work. And there is no science, obviously, or everyone would have figured it out. It's a creative, messy process, where you come together with people you don't know that well, and you try to – you know, especially in a half-hour, tell a story. And I think we did a great job, but I see why they didn't pick it up, and I think it was probably the right choice and not through any lack, except, like, all the stars didn't necessarily align. And I would much prefer to have had that experience than somebody pick something up just because of whatever, and then we do six episodes and then it goes down. Because, you know, the pain or the effort or whatever is really in launching something. And so to do a pilot – you know, that's okay. I expect to do that maybe a couple times before I hit the right thing.
Question: How have you been able to navigate the politics of film and television? I mean, you seem to have a very pragmatic sense of the business. Where does that come from?
Graham: I guess my Dad. My Dad was a lawyer who is a pretty practical person, who I think is a good boss, who – you know, has a sense of what's fair, and kind of doing the right thing. And – you know, I think the hardest thing, which you just have to learn as an actor, is to stay on your own path, and not look at what other people are doing, and not worry about what other people are getting. And, you know, you just kind of keep your eyes on your own paper. And worry about yourself. Because that's the only tricky thing about being an actor. Is like, unlike competing for other jobs, you probably get to know many of the people. And I just have been really happy with what I've gotten to do, and I just want to keep it that way. You know, I'm my own competitor, you know?
Question: Gilmore Girls is still the show, I guess, that everyone loves you for. And I know that when I mentioned to some people that I was talking to you they'll – "Oh my God, oh my God I've got all the DVDs of Gilmore Girls. Wow! How fabulous."
Graham: It's never going to stop, actually. I mean, that was one of the things in doing the play, that I got in a way that I had not gotten before. Which was how – you know, there are younger girls now watching it on DVD, and different people in re-runs. And – this has honestly never occurred to me, because for me, the experience is over. So – I don't know, because of that, a lot of opportunities happened, too. You just can't fight it. That's the reality, so. I think – you know, I'll get to do something else. But for the meantime –
Question: But if Amy Sherman came up with a two-hour TV movie for this, would you dismiss it out of hand, or do you think you really want to put this character well and truly behind you?
Graham: You know, I think the only reason that people ask this question is because of the Sex and the City movie, which was such a good movie, and such a success, and took some characters people loved and gave a chance to see them again. But before that, I don't know that we would have even thought of that as an option. And to me, you know, a series ends because it's time for it to end. So—you know, I'm not sure what story is left to be told. What's really funny is, no one actually involved with the production of that show has ever brought it up. It is only an internet rumour, and like, I think, a hope of some of the fans, that that would happen. So it's so hypothetical that it's like, an impossible question to answer. I'm sure – there's nothing I would dismiss out of hand in the world of being an actor, you know? And definitely I feel great love for that show. But – I don't know. It's just so impossible to answer, because the only people who have really asked this question made it up on the Internet. [LAUGHTER]
Question: What do you hope to do now that you're not doing the TV show?
Graham: I'd like to make another year out of doing movies and theater. That would be great, while maybe I look for and hope to find a TV script. To me, while all the stuff I just said about how – you know, it's hard for stuff to last – in my mind, the last one I did lasted seven years. So, I still think of it as a commitment. I still think of it as, like, you know, something that potentially goes on for a while. And it's been so much fun to get to do different things, and move around, and meet different creative people, that that would be a really fun year for me to do that one more year.
Question: Now the last three movies you did, which is this one, obviously, Flash of Genius, and Birds of America, were all interesting women through the independent world. Do you think the independent world offers women more opportunities for characters?
Graham: I mean, it's offered me some great characters. You know, you do want people to see them, though. And so – you know, I think this movie has the best chance of being a hit commercially, and that's kind of what I hope. Because the only thing about stuff like – like, Birds of America didn't come out. So, that was a really fun experience. But it's a funny thing if you're an actor and no one hears the tree fall in the forest. Like, do you exist? You know what I mean? So, I hope to just keep working, but I hope that these things land in theatres, too.
Question: Do you want to write or produce or direct?
Graham: All of that. And I plan to do all of that in my life, I would hope to. I just love every aspect of it. Although I think being a director has pieces of it that are a big headache, that would be very challenging for me. But I would hope that I get to do all of it.


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Recently I updated my installation of TextMate and I have noticed something rather annoying. When writing CSS code, it no longer automatically appends the semicolon. Here is how it was if I typed "background:":
#someDiv { background: ; }
and now it no longer adds that semicolon:
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In this sequel to Across the Universe, chaos reigns aboard Godspeed as Elder struggles to control the people on his ship without Phydus - a difficult feat, as dissenters stir up discord and violence tears apart the once-peaceful community. Meanwhile, Orion has left clues for Amy to follow, all leading to a giant revelation and a decision only she and Elder can make. Throughout the story, only one thing is certain: they must get off the ship. Although the beginning moves slowly, once the story gets going A Million Suns is a suspenseful murder mystery, an exploratory sci-fi, a messy romance, and a political discourse all in one. Fans of the first in the series should find this one equally riveting.
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Folk Tale is a sandbox fantasy village-builder RPG game in which you lead a ragtag band of peasants in growing a small settlement into a thriving market town, while dastardly minions plot your downfall. Sound the rallying call and head out into the wilds with parties of heroes to fight back the tide of evil in a game of endless possibilities.
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It's been a good while since our last dev blog. After increasing the frequency of patches last summer to at least fortnightly, achieving that has meant making time cuts elsewhere. If you don't follow the experimental releases much, in this post we cover what's new since the last blog.
These are a selection of the highlights. For a more comprehensive list of changes, please read the patch notes in the Steam Community Forum.
Being able to trade goods is a life saver if your economy is stuttering. It could be surplus production you're looking to sell for coin, the need to stave off starvation by buying in much needed food supplies, or picking up magic essence for crafting magic items. The Marketplace is a new advanced building with a dedicated UI.
Villagers can man the well and pump Buckets Of Water. Water is used in potion making (crafting at the Herbalist's Den), will soon be added as an input into brewing, and is a precursor to being able to extinguish building fires.
The first visitor to the well pumps five buckets of water which appear around the foot of the well. Once finished, they pick up a bucket and head off back to what they were doing. The next visitor simply collects one of the pre-pumped buckets. If no buckets remain, they take their turn to pump five more buckets.
Faction standing is an essential system for implementing the campaign storyline. Helping one faction causes your standing with the opposing faction to decline. We added several new nodes to Workbench (the visual scripting environment built into the Editor) that allow us to tweak values as players complete quests.
Faction standing determines how monsters react to the player when they come into range. Enemies naturally attack, while neutral and friendly factions will go about their business, allowing the player to walk around faction villages and interact with NPCs.
There are two ways to keep heroes alive. One is to recruit Willow the healer. The other is to craft health and power potions. We've added wild herb patches around the environments which can be harvested by selecting a villager and right clicking on the herbs. Wild herb patches regenerate over time and build up to a capped amount so you don't have to constantly collect them.
At the Herbalist's Den, potions can be mixed under the building dialog crafting tab. First however, players need to complete Elixirs research to unlock the crafting recipes. Crafting potions requires wild herbs and water from the well, and are placed in player's main inventory.
On the character portrait wheel in the bottom left of the screen, icon buttons can be used to consume power and health potions. The game selects the most appropriate potion size to avoid wastage. Players don't want to drink a Greater Health Potion when a Lesser Health Potion will do the job.
We've added party revival, and Willow's (the healer hero) revive ability so there's no more perma-death. When hero health is reduced to zero, they are knocked unconscious and their portrait in the top left of the screen turns deep red. At the end of the battle heroes regain conciousness and a little health, enabling players to continue their adventure without having to reload. In village maps there is a 5 minute cool down to prevent cheating.
Willow's targeted revive ability can be used during combat to get a hero back into the fight. Ability target in general has been overhauled, and targets filtered so that only the relevant character types get highlighted.
The loot system has been overhauled to support scaling as player heroes move up in level. Loot is now dynamically generated, and items can finally receive meaningful magical properties. Names comprise a prefix, the weapon type, and a suffix.
For example, players might come across a Stalwart Sword Of Freezing. The stalwart prefix represents a Tier 2 strength buff to the heroes attributes (+3 str), while the freezing suffix is a Tier 4 frost damage buff that adds a significant amount of additional magical damage.
Each prefix and suffix has four tiers. Here are the strength and freezing tiers:
Strength Prefix Tiers: Staunch (+1), Stalwart (+3), Mighty (+5), Valiant (+7)
Frost Suffix Tiers: Chilling (+1), Shivering (+3), Winter (+5), Freezing (+7)
Weapons receive a visual effect reflecting the suffix bonus including flames, poison, frost, shock and shadow.
Standard fare for an RPG game, we've added smashable crates, urns and sacks that can contain loot. There's not much more I need to say about that as we all know how they work.
A widely requested feature was a centralized view of all buildings within a village. The new building list under the civics options show players active production, ongoing research, and provides quick access to further inspect each building.
Inspecting a building from the list and then closing the building dialog will return players back to the civics list. We've done this so you can quickly jump in and out of buildings to set research.
Home to the Gladefolk, the Glade is one of the first faction maps players will explore as part of the campaign. It uses a dedicated editor kit that level designers can use to make their own leafy woodlands.
The Glade is playable, but is currently work in progress.
Bla'tu is the Toadkin King. His Palace will eventually be accessed via an entirely new swamp map created for the campaign. For now, we've linked the ruins in the Sandbox Swamp map with portal doors so players can go and explore. Bla'tu's Palace is also work in progress, testing the extended Swamp Ruins editor kit and new pieces including pressure plates that can be scripted in Workbench to create small puzzles or trigger traps.
Having implemented Ser Gregory and Willow's special abilities last year, we paused and moved on to other higher priority tasks. Now that we're rolling out campaign, we have since returned and all of the hero ability visual effects are now ready to implement. We've actually gone beyond that, and have been creating effects for bosses, behemoths and NPCs. Expect more heroes to be added in the first half of this year.
The Editor continues to become more powerful and flexible, supporting us in rolling out the scripting for campaign gameplay. One of the key changes has been the addition of cross-map questing. It is now possible to start a quest in one map, and have it's state continue over into another map. The number of visual nodes has grown tremendously over the last six months, and we can achieve some really cool things that will add interest.
It's a little crazy just how many illustrations there are in Folk Tale. We now have 700+ loot icons, 45 hero ability icons, and 174 character portraits, hair and uniform illustrations all lovingly hand painted. Here are a selection of the latest additions:
Our character artist Allan has now modelled and painted all 32 faction characters including leaders, heroes, behemoths, and ambassadors. Each faction is now being fleshed out with creeps. Once they've been rigged and animated, imported into the game, and hooked up with the visual effects, we'll start sharing them on the blog.
Alpha 26 is released Friday, 11th March 2016.
The start of a mechanics overhaul has begun, and the first taster is soon to be released.
Ser Gregory, the first hero built on a growing RPG code base, Dwarven culture, and the terrain randomization tool.
Folk Tale Patch 0.2.14 and 0.2.15 add Sandbox Load/Save, sickness, balancing, bug fixes, and a host of improvements.
Folk Tale Patch 0.2.13 introduces significant change with an overhaul of the first hour of gameplay.
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By PEGGY MCCARTHY
Published: February 28, 1999
A NEW HAVEN welfare recipient trained for a job at Shaw's supermarket and was hired for 20 hours a week. When the woman received a notice to attend an orientation and testing session at the State Labor Department, the woman was insulted, said Gracie Brown, a director of the Welfare Justice Project in New Haven. Ms. Brown said the woman wondered why she had to go through the process again since she had completed the training and had a job.
Ms. Brown also said the woman was given a simple aptitude test and reported being treated as if she were stupid.
The woman's situation and reaction highlights some of the confusion and problems the welfare reform program is generating in Connecticut. The program limits recipients, in most cases, to 21 months of welfare. About 97 percent of the state's family welfare caseload is comprised of mothers and their children.
Interviews with state officials, advocates for women and poor people, as well as with job training coordinators show a complicated, sometimes confusing, system with few opportunities for real job training and frequent lack of compliance with program requirements. The latter is in spite of penalties that diminish benefits with successive infractions. (To counter fraud, the state requires ''digital imaging,'' fingerprinting the two index fingers of recipients.)
Advocates for poor people have expressed concern that many recipients have fallen through the cracks, have not received services they are entitled to, and are being harshly penalized. Legal aid lawyers cited cases, including ones involving disabled people and parents of seriously ill children who lost benefits, and a family including two disabled children cut off from welfare for five months before being reinstated.
The Rev. Bonita Grubbs, executive director of Christian Community Action in New Haven, is upset that women are being told to abandon high school equivalency classes for short-term, job-search sessions.
Some of the problems stem from the vastly different philosophies of the past and current welfare programs. Connecticut long had an entitlement system that took care of families indefinitely. Welfare recipients have had to adjust to a temporary assistance program that forces them to get jobs, even if they are part-time and don't pay enough to remove the families from welfare rolls or other government programs. In addition, the system was changed eight months after the first recipients were affected by reform. That resulted in all recipients being called back for in-person interviews with two state agencies and job counselors, a process that is continuing. ''These poor clients have had the program change on them so many times,'' admitted Nancy Wiggett, director of the Welfare to Work program in the State Department of Labor. But, she said, the changes necessitate individual interviews so the clients understand the changes.
Ms. Wiggett said some people disagree with the ''work first'' emphasis of the current program and its goal of ''getting people into labor as soon as possible.'' She said ''it's not a program where you can stay in education and training for long periods of time while you look for work.'' She continued: ''Some people have a problem with that. We're not doing that. Under previous programs, that was done. That's not the direction the country is heading.''
But, Shirley Bergert, a lawyer with Connecticut Legal Services in Willimantic, maintained that these families' situation is bad. She said state officials boast that welfare recipients are working. ''The only reason they have this information to report,'' she explained, ''is that families remain poor enough to continue getting assistance.''
The state has started to respond to some organizational problems, while the 1999 General Assembly session will be asked for changes from easing the penalty system to improving access to job training and education for people who have moved out of welfare but are still very poor.
State Representative Christopher Donovan, a Democrat of Meriden and House chairman of the legislature's Labor and Public Employees Committee, says he believes that improving skills would increase recipients' motivation to work and enjoyment of working, and reduce the need for supplemental government aid. ''Right now,'' he said, ''I find it somewhat wasteful that people are being denied going to training programs while they're working or being subsidized by welfare.'' He said he was opposed to recipients' working ''part-time at a burger-flipping joint for 21 months.'' ''When that's over,'' he asked, ''what do you have?'' He added, ''If a person has the ability to be a radiology technician by going into a two-year program, she can demand a decent salary. Doesn't that do well for society as a whole?'' The executive director of the Regional Workforce Development Board in New Haven, William P. Villano, said that occupational training is only for recipients who haven't gotten jobs. He said the Federal Government has provided money for additional training and education for people who have gotten work, but it's just getting organized. ''An individual who's working,'' he said, ''has a whole set of day care and transportation problems just around work. To get to some additional training or education presents a second, whole set of logistical problems.'' Mr. Villano said his board plans to work with employers, including St. Raphael's Health Care System in New Haven, to establish on-site training programs to help people advance, and to establish programs in neighborhood centers.