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Dec. retail decline caps biggest yearly drop
WASHINGTON - Retail sales unexpectedly fell in December, leaving 2009 with the biggest yearly drop on record and highlighting the formidable hurdles facing the economy as it struggles to recover from the deepest recession in seven decades.
Seed company asked for data
ST. LOUIS - Monsanto Co. said Thursday that the Justice Department has requested more information on its soybean traits business, as the government continues to look into how it grants access to certain genes used to grow the bulk of corn and soybean crops in the U.S.
Comings & Goings
Dollar General will host a grand opening starting at 8 a.m. Saturday at its new location at 4308 S. Washington St.
Small-business luncheon to discuss development
The Panhandle Regional Planning Commission and other sponsors will host a small-business development luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday at Dyer's Bar-B-Que.
Obama proposes tax hike on financial institutions
WASHINGTON - President Obama proposed a sharp increase Thursday in the taxes paid by the nation's largest financial institutions designed to raise $90 billion during the next decade while constraining the industry's ability to take large risks and reap outsize rewards.
Exxon Mobil to reopen oil field east of Dallas
HOUSTON - An Exxon Mobil division has announced plans to used advanced technology to extract more oil from a historic, largely depleted eastern Texas oil field.
Tech falls to Tigers
LUBBOCK - Marcus Denmon and Kim English scored 20 points each to lead Missouri to a 94-89 win against Texas Tech in overtime Wednesday night.
Craig James stands behind move
AUSTIN - While hundreds of Mike Leach supporters lashed at Texas Tech officials Thursday in Lubbock, Craig James, the father of receiver Adam James, said his family has no regrets because it did what any other family would have done under similar circumstances.
McNeill won't return to Tech staff
LUBBOCK - Tommy Tuberville is cleaning house at Texas Tech in the wake of Mike Leach's firing.
Leach backers stage rally
LUBBOCK - There was plank-walkin' talk and mutiny afoot.
Dr. Gott: Drinking more water cures reader's diarrhea
Dear Dr. Gott: I am a 65-year-old female. For about five years, I suffered from unpredictable fecal incontinence and diarrhea. Both afflictions were unpleasant and caused me considerable anxiety.
Dear Abby: Tag-along friend might be holding son back
Dear Abby: Our son "Sam" is a senior in high school and has chosen a college that will suit his major. Now, all of a sudden, his girlfriend "Amanda" has decided she wants to attend the same school. We'd like to discourage it because we know she's only going there to be close to our son.
Heloise: Ash, mayo remove rings
Dear Heloise: I have an older recipe for getting white rings out of furniture. I use mayonnaise with cigarette or fireplace ashes. It is about 1 tablespoon ashes to 1 tablespoon mayonnaise. Make a paste and rub it in, and let it sit overnight. Wipe with a clean cloth the next day. Thank you. I so enjoy reading your column on a daily basis. - Maxine Ingold, Ventura, Calif.
Heloise: Removing makeup from towels
Dear Heloise: How do I get makeup and mascara out of white towels? - Lindsey Thompson, Texas State University, San Marcos
Dr. Gott: Alternating diet helps with rheumatoid arthritis pain
Dear Dr. Gott: Ten years ago, I was diagnosed with palindromic rheumatoid arthritis. I didn't want to take the medication, so I did a lot of reading. The first information I found is to avoid foods that worsen the condition. They're usually the ones you eat every day and think you can't live without. Corn was a major one for me, and it's in many processed foods. I also found that alternating food families so that each was eaten only once every four days brought me relief. It takes some work to figure out what foods are in the same family, but there are sources.
Dear Abby: Vegetarian feels picked on for lifestyle
Dear Abby: I am 27 and have been a vegetarian for five years. I am trying to develop a thick skin when it comes to people who question or make fun of my choice, but I'm tired of laughing and letting the comments "roll off" my back.
Amarillo to host state duals
For the second year in a row, the Texas High School Wrestling Coaches Association State Dual Championships will be held in Amarillo.
Coaches, we need your basketball stats
High school basketball coaches are urged to send in their statistics so the Amarillo Globe-News can include them in Friday editions each week.
Coaches, we need your stats
Coaches are urged to fax or e-mail team and player basketball statistics to the Amarillo Globe-News by 5 p.m. Wednesday each week.
AHS hosts PD, JV wrestling tournament
The Amarillo High Sandies host a JV wrestling tournament followed by a boys and girls varsity dual with Palo Duro.
Tulia announces grid coach/AD
Lone Oak assistant coach Randy Scott has been named the head football coach and athletic director at Tulia High School, Tulia school superintendent Dr. Ken Miller said.
2-5A returns to Friday nights
It was an experiment that was about as popular and successful as "The Jay Leno Show."
Shooting 3s with ...
Tascosa junior Kayla Turner has been among the pleasant surprises among Amarillo-metro girls basketball players this season.
Prep soccer teams gear up for tourneys
Several Amarillo-area high school soccer teams are traveling out of the area this weekend for tournaments.
Man for all seasons
Behind the scenes, Billy Sandridge is an important man in the three-headed world of Amarillo professional sports - hockey's Gorillas, indoor football's Dusters and baseball's Dillas.
South Texas defeats CHL All-Stars, 9-4
South Texas defeated the Central Hockey League All-Stars, 9-4, on Wednesday night at the CHL All-Star Game in front of 3,984 fans at the Laredo Entertainment Center in Laredo.
Gorillas This Weekend
In three games against Arizona, Amarillo goaltender Mike Brown has a 1.68 goals-against average and 109 saves.
Nelson tourney site faces foreclosure
IRVING - A 400-acre luxury resort that hosts the PGA's annual Byron Nelson Championship is facing foreclosure.
Lakers 100, Mavericks 95
At Dallas, Kobe Bryant went from having a slow night because of a sore back to nailing the game-winning jumper with 28 seconds left, lifting the Los Angeles Lakers to a 100-95 victory against the Dallas Mavericks in a matchup of the top two teams in the Western Conference.
Rockets 120, Timberwolves 114, 3OT
At Houston, Aaron Brooks scored a career-high 43 points, Chuck Hayes grabbed a career-best 17 rebounds, and the Houston Rockets beat Minnesota in triple overtime.
Spurs silence Thunder
OKLAHOMA CITY - Rookie DeJuan Blair set career highs with 28 points and 21 rebounds while filling in for Tim Duncan, and Richard Jefferson hit the game-winning jumper in overtime to lift the San Antonio Spurs to a 109-108 win against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday night.
WT student hurt in wreck
A West Texas A&M University student was taken to an Amarillo hospital with serious injuries after her vehicle rolled several times Wednesday afternoon north of Canyon.
Valley party is a festival with a peel
MISSION - The Texas Citrus Fiesta orange peel costume contest participants not only are working to win, but to preserve a tradition.
Candidates clash in debate
DENTON - Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison and Gov. Rick Perry clashed over Texas job losses, state taxes and federal spending in a testy debate Thursday night, with each Republican gubernatorial candidate accusing the other of misleading voters and twisting the truth.
Jurors set to deliberate in Potter murder trial
Jurors in a Potter County murder trial are expected to begin deliberations today.
Amarillo man found guilty of 2007 murder
A Potter County jury on Thursday found an Amarillo man guilty of murder in a December 2007 shooting.
Perry: Texas won't seek federal education funds
HOUSTON - Texas won't compete for up to $700 million in federal stimulus money for education because the program "smacks of a federal takeover of our public schools," Republican Gov. Rick Perry said Wednesday.
Duncan resigns license
Amarillo attorney David Duncan has resigned his license to practice law two days before a hearing was scheduled before a state disciplinary board on whether to revoke the license.
Authorities still probing calls before raid on sect
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Texas authorities say they're still investigating a Colorado woman in connection with bogus phone calls that might have triggered a raid and removal of hundreds of children living on a polygamist group's ranch, contradicting the woman's attorney.
Board to take first vote on history curriculum
AUSTIN - Kindergartners would learn about a Texas revolutionary, and first-graders would discuss the idea of holding public officials accountable under proposals approved Thursday by the State Board of Education, which began reshaping the guidelines for social studies lessons.
Water district: Record rainfall misses lake
Every day, the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority is finding out how low Lake Meredith can go.
Groups hustle to assist Haiti
Amarillo churches and Christian relief agencies are collecting donations to assist the island nation of Haiti, which was devastated by a major earthquake earlier this week.
Tip leads Potter deputy to capture fugitive
A tip led to the capture of an Amarillo fugitive Wednesday.
Crooked Ways, Ready Resist, Castanza and Cannonball will perform at 6 p.m. Saturday at The War Legion Underground, 519 S.E. 10th Ave. Incorrect information appears on Page 16 in today's Get Out!
Pork rinds halted at Mexican border
McALLEN - U.S. Customs officials say people entering the U.S. from Mexico will have to leave behind a favorite snack starting today - pork rinds, or chicharrones, as they're called south of the border.
Sanford man killed in one-vehicle accident
A Sanford man was killed in an auto accident Thursday afternoon outside of Borger.
Ex-trooper guilty of targeting Hispanics
McALLEN - A former Texas state trooper has been convicted of civil rights violations for stealing money from Hispanic motorists.
Fugitive from Wisconsin caught in Oklahoma
A fugitive reportedly seen at a truck stop in Amarillo was captured in Oklahoma about 15 miles west of the Arkansas town where he escaped.
Swinford backs Leal for Legislature
AUSTIN - Retiring state Rep. David Swinford announced Wednesday that he's endorsing fellow Republican Victor Leal to succeed him for the House District 87 seat.
$8 million Highland Park ISD expansion: Projects in full swing
You can get a lot done for $8 million.
Pizza store employee robbed Wednesday night
Amarillo police late Wednesday night were searching for an armed man who robbed a Hungry Howie's Pizza employee outside the Amarillo business.
Morris continues restructuring process
Morris Publishing Group, parent company of the Amarillo Globe-News, announced Wednesday that it is proceeding with its next step in a planned financial reorganization after receiving support of bondholders.
Fire chars apartment
Some grabbed garden hoses and others went door to door to make sure their neighbors were safe as flames and thick black smoke poured out of a north Amarillo apartment Wednesday afternoon.
River Road to cut five staffers
The River Road Independent School District plans to cut five staff members because of a deficit budget.
Police downplay reports of fugitive in Amarillo
Broadcast reports said Wednesday a man wanted on a murder charge in Wisconsin was spotted in Amarillo, but police say it's unlikely the suspect was here.
Guest house in Happy damaged by fire
A guest house in Happy was damaged by fire Wednesday morning.
A story on Page 1A of Tuesday's Amarillo Globe-News included incorrect information. While the punishment in a capital-murder case can include the death penalty, prosecutors in the trial of Matthew Ray Watson of Amarillo are seeking a sentence of life with the possibility of parole. Watson is facing a single count of capital murder, and his trial in the death of his 8-week-old daughter began Wednesday.
Column - Jon Mark Beilue: Livestock hold lessons
As a 14-year-old at Arbor Christian, McKalah Robinson stays pretty busy between school, basketball, piano lessons and baby-sitting.
Hutchison, Perry release money totals
AUSTIN - Republican gubernatorial candidates U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison and Gov. Rick Perry are locked in a close race when it comes to raising money.
Texas debates how history is taught
AUSTIN - Students, parents and lawmakers lobbied Wednesday for more diversity in Texas' social studies curriculum, before the state board of education adopts new classroom standards that will determine how history is taught for the next decade.
Woman accused of huffing near kids
Police found a dozen cans of aerosol hair spray inside the vehicle of an Amarillo woman accused of endangering two young children while she was allegedly huffing.
Police seek man who killed dog in home
Authorities are trying to determine why someone entered an Amarillo residence last week and choked and cut the throat of a pet dog, leaving a bloody mess behind.
2010 census City office hiring workers
The countdown to counting started Thursday as the Dallas regional director of the U.S. Census marked the opening of the agency's Amarillo office.
Band keeps beat with leader's illness
COPPELL - When he yells at the band, his face turns red and a vein pops out on his forehead - like a bolt of lightning, the kids say.
AHF park plan OK'd
American Housing Foundation can start the process of turning part of an apartment complex in Pasadena into a park, but the fate of millions of dollars involved is less clear.
Heel-wearing girls spark debate
DALLAS - A pair of sparkly, peekaboo shoes with heels 2 inches high are favorites of 6-year-old Helena Bell ever since she got them for a wedding.
Bob Hatton: Winter is a good time for pruning
Among the gardening jobs that can be accomplished in the dead of winter is pruning. Some say this is the best time to prune most things, especially trees. I won't debate the issue. Suffice it to say that experts who make their living taking care of trees can be seen pruning them all year long.
Window on the Past: The best pastries in the city
Two thousand women crowded the Amarillo Municipal Auditorium on April 21, 1933, for the closing class of the annual Amarillo News-Globe Cooking School and to hear the announcement of the winning master cooks in the baking contest. Cash and merchandise prizes were awarded in several categories of the baking contest.
Student involved in crash still in critical condition
A college student who was injured in a rollover accident that closed down northbound lanes of Interstate 27 north of Canyon on Wednesday remains in critical condition, a Northwest Texas Hospital spokeswoman said Thursday.
Phillips hopeful on Barber
IRVING - Dallas Cowboys coach Wade Phillips has a good reason to believe running back Marion Barber will do everything possible to overcome a knee injury in time to play a second-round playoff game in Minnesota.
Cowboys encouraged by Barber's progress
IRVING - Dallas Cowboys running back Marion Barber could start the playoff game against Minnesota on Sunday after his sore left knee held up well during practice Thursday.
Phillips' defensive fix works
IRVING - Early in his tenure with the Dallas Cowboys, Wade Phillips declared himself "Mr. Fix-It" for the defense. Two years later, his unit still had serious flaws.
Keeping cool amid hype
IRVING - Tony Romo is coming off the first playoff win of his career and entering a game against his childhood hero, Brett Favre.
Amarillo census office looking for up to 2,000 workers
Fugitive reportedly seen in Amarillo caught
FDA issues warning on pet food distributed by Amarillo company
FDA issues warning on pet food distributed by Amarillo company
Jury finds Balentine guilty of murder
Pantex returning to normal operations following lockdown
Woman charged with aggravated assault following attack
Woman charged with aggravated assault following attack
Palmer takes 1-shot lead at Sony
Sheriff: Goose hunters sparked Pantex lockdown
Pantex locked down over security issue
Area churches, agencies aid in Haiti relief effort
Man transported with multiple gunshot wounds
Pro-Leach supporters plan rally today
Alice Ellen Reed
Alice Ellen Reed, 78, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010.
Dale Robbins
PAMPA - Dale Robbins, 86, died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010, in Amarillo.
Robert Jasper "Bob" Bruce Jr.
CLARENDON - Robert Jasper "Bob" Bruce Jr., 62, died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010.
Jacklyn Celeste Ramirez
FRIONA - Jacklyn Celeste Ramirez, 15, died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010, in Amarillo.
Charles Petty
RANCHVALE, N.M. - Charles Petty, 79, died Monday, Jan. 11, 2010, in Clovis.
Carl D. Wilcox
Carl D. Wilcox, 77, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2010.
Gwen Mayer
GUYMON, Okla. - Gwen Mayer, 79, died Monday, Jan. 11, 2010, in Omaha, Neb.
James Hegwood
QUANAH - James Hegwood, 61, died Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2010.
Lavon Mayfield
CHEYENNE, Okla. - Lavon Mayfield, 66, died Sunday, Jan. 10, 2010.
Jimmy Wayne Simmons
LITTLE ELM - Jimmy Wayne Simmons, 77, formerly of McLean, died Friday, Dec. 18, 2009, in Dallas.
Mary Kathleen Stout
DUKE, Okla. - Mary Kathleen Stout, 81, died Monday, Jan. 11, 2010.
James McClendon
James McClendon, 66, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010.
Lila Thomas
LEWISVILLE - Lila Thomas, 86, died Saturday, Jan. 9, 2010.
James Wade Stockdale
James Wade Stockdale, 85, of Amarillo died Thursday, Jan. 14, 2010.
Alice Virginia Wood
ODESSA - Alice Virginia Wood, 84, died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010.
Cora "Mable" Adams
Cora "Mable" Adams, 86, of Amarillo died Sunday, Jan. 10, 2010.
Lucille E Haile
Lucille E Haile, 97, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010.
Mary Theresa Schmucker Gerber
NAZARETH - Mary Theresa Schmucker Gerber, 99, died Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2010, in Olton.
Patricia Ann Tolbert Peirce
MIAMI - Patricia Ann Tolbert Peirce, 60, died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010, in Amarillo.
Claude N. "Pinky" Pearson
PERRYTON - Claude N. "Pinky" Pearson, 78, died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010.
Ouida Titsworth
BORGER - Ouida Titsworth, 88, died Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2010.
Clyde Weldon McCrary
Clyde Weldon McCrary, 83, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010.
Ralph Waldon Markham
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Ralph Waldon Markham, 94, died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010.
Joyce L. Collins
Joyce L. Collins, 60, of Amarillo died Monday, Jan. 11, 2010.
Catalina Murillo
DIMMITT - Catalina Murillo, 74, died Monday, Jan. 11, 2010, in Amarillo.
Gail Secrest Hartman
Gail Secrest Hartman
Laquita Beth Burgett Norvell
Laquita Beth Burgett Norvell, 79, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2010.
Wayne Jordan
Wayne Jordan, 86, of Amarillo died Thursday, Jan. 14, 2010.
Mary Ellen Ellis
Mary Ellen Ellis, 77, of Amarillo died Sunday, Jan. 10, 2010.
Rosalee Lela Warner
Rosalee Lela Warner, 91, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010.
Glyndon Collins
BORGER - Glyndon Collins, 70, died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010.
Wardlow Prosser
Wardlow Prosser, 83, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010.
John Michael "Mike" Flynt
PAMPA - John Michael "Mike" Flynt, 62, died Monday, Jan. 11, 2010.
J.P. "Bill" Green
QUANAH - J.P. "Bill" Green, 83, died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010.
Gary Carlisle Birdsong
Gary Carlisle Birdsong, 73, of Amarillo passed Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2010.
Barbara F. Rudd
Barbara F. Rudd, 77, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010.
Letter: What have we come to?
As the new year begins, as another season of "American Idol" starts, is there any wonder why our children are the way they are? Did anyone see Victoria Beckham last night? Or read these headlines: Megan Fox replaced Beckham as the "face" of Armani.
Letter: City errs with ambulance
I believe the city made a mistake granting American Medical Response a certificate to operate the ambulance service.
Editorial: Aggressive strategy works
Cities have to compete for hard-to-come-by economic development opportunities.
Letter: What a wonderful boss!
I just returned from Amarillo after visiting my son, who is battling terminal cancer.
Editorial: Fire rating saves cash?
Virtually all property owners in Amarillo - single-family homes, apartment complexes, business owners - likely have gotten a major dose of good news.
Buffs open with win against Javs
Some things never change, like beauty remaining in the eye of the beholder.
Lady Buffs trounce TAMK
When the West Texas A&M Lady Buffs opened a 17-point lead with 6:29 remaining in the first half, it looked like they were headed for a rout.
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Second wall – library. At the right section (the one with the doors) I have one row with Greek and one row with U.S. comics. This is where I also keep my Marvel figurines collection. In the middle, I have comics related books, and more Marvel and other U.S. comics. The far left section is for books, mainly art and history. At the top you can also see one of my most recent paintings — Daredevil.
Rest of the place. Some of my most collectible comics are framed on the wall (the frames open, of course). In a prominent space across the room you can see the most prized item in my collection. My big, hyper-realist Darth Vader painting, done with acrylics on canvas. Next to it, the display with the Star Wars models that I built, and at the far left an old 1741 map over a CDs case.
That's the general idea, I hope you enjoyed it!
— http://www.chrismakro.gr
I like how it is organized.
nice espically love all the disney art. including the carl barks paintings
I'll say the same thing I think every time I look at one of these Shelf Porn articles:
What that looks like there is a really good start.
Bravo Chris!!
Very nicely organised collection. Makes me think that I may have too much in my own cave, but I can't bring myself to put stuff in storage! I also like your photos – easy to tell you're an artist as they are very nice. Lastly I like the fact that you display your own art instead of other comic artists. I think there are a lot more artists here (like myself) who need to do that instead of just putting up comic art or posters.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you all.
Jamie, I like to have things organised – it's very nice to sit at my desk and be able to look at my comics, and to know where everything is. Labels with issue numbers are also essential
And since I can make my own original art, it's better than posters etc – more is to come!
Being a Greek American, I am extremely proud to see a collection from Greece (the first positive news to come from there in quite a while)!!
Sinharitiria, Christo! Bravo! Kai Christos Anesti!
Nice collection, well organized! nice to see comic collectors from mother Greece! Was all the wall art yours?
OPA Chris!!!
Very Impressive.
Very impressive!
Great, well organized collection. Fantastic job on the paintings as well!
awesome collection…curious tho, are those display cases from ikea??
Thanks everybody, comics collectors are everywhere hehehe!
Wall art is all mine and I have lots to display in the future, I'm still organizing stuff here…
And the display cases are indeed from IKEA, the Detolf ones.
An excellent and organized collection, excellent original art, and certainly good sense of decoration. It looks like a very professional workplace.
a bit reserved…less is always less,…more is ALWAYS more.
A nice Randy Bowen Medusa statue…you have good taste!!!
I'm glad you all like my art (besides the comics collection)!
You can check my blog (click on my name) for more, or visit my deviantart account at http://lord-makro.deviantart.com/
By the way – I'm also open for commisions, fully painted or not
TED, this Medusa statue is one of my favorites – the way she floats on her hair is amazing!
A very impressive balance between functional, accessible and display(ed). I like that all the amazing pieces you own don't overwhelm the room but rather complement the blank space and make the entire place feel roomy and spacious. A very neat trick to have pulled off – bravo!
Great collection. For my taste its a little too neat and organized. I like it a little more punk rock. Other than that, great stuff.
I need to get myself a camera worth a damn and make a few photos of my livingroom for shelf porn. Would love to hear some thoughts on my collection.
Damn…this really makes me want to organize my own comics (currently lying in piles/boxes in storage).
What kind of files/folders are you using for the singles? I would love to set up something similar to make storage of single issues a bit more organized.
Hi Zeb, I use classic magazine boxes, each fits about 30 or 40 issues (40 is for modern comics with thin illustration paper – 30 for older). Of course it depends if you are going to use backing boards or not…
Thanks Sean, I think you got the feeling I wanted to achieve with my collection room
Fantastic Chris!!! The Disney in the mix makes it seem very well balanced. imo
Hey Chris!! Awesome collection! Do you store each comic with a backing card so it doesn't bend or do the pressure they make against each other in the magazine binders is enough? I got the binders but I'm afraid my comics might get curvy with time and then if I use backings I fear I might lose storing space
Hi Parri, I usually don't use backing boards, my comics are tight enough as they are stored. However there are exeptions, mostly for older and more collectible issues…

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Aniboom offers production work, syndication and/or production deals, either on TV or the web, for popular submissions. Animators are encouraged to submit their work and be featured on the Aniboom YouTube Channel which has a high ranking. Aniboom helps animators build their name and reputation in the industry, as it puts the artists name in the title, tags and text. While most of content submitted to Aniboom is original, some of the content can be found on other video sharing sites.
Aniboom's CEO is former Israeli television executive Uri Shinar. The company was founded in 2006.
Aniboom Virtual Studio[edit]
The Aniboom Virtual Studio (AVS) is an animation studio with an online collaborative work platform that allows Aniboom to work with professional animators located anywhere in the world. The studio hires 2D and 3D story artists, character and location designers, animators, modelers, riggers, texture artists, matte painters, location artists, lighters, supervisors and production managers.
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Aniboom works with clients to provide Opportunities for the animator community. Some of these have been: Aniboom 4 Sesame Street and the Saatchi & Saatchi Nothing is Impossible Challenge. Animators submit their work to win prizes - which could be money, or the chance to work with a major worldwide brand.
Previously, Aniboom has held competitions in which original animated movies were submitted for judgment by both a jury and Aniboom community members.[3] One Grand Winner was elected, while six top choices – three elected by the jury and three by the community - were also given cash rewards. In addition, 43 other videos were given honorable mention. All winners received a selection of animation software and related literature. The judges form a select panel of senior animation and marketing professionals. The 2008 panel included Yair Landau, former president of Sony Pictures Digital.
In 2008, the winning video was Sebastian's Voodoo by Joaquin Baldwin. Past Grand Winners are Aymeric Palermo for Jungle Jail (2007), and Jossie Malis for Machine (2006). In addition to prizes, Aniboom Awards winners receive a helpful amount of industry exposure that can lead to professional advancement. For example, Joaquin Baldwin was contracted to produce an original series together with aniBoom Creators Studio. Other winners have gone on to create spots for well-known media and corporate clients.[4]
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Asbury Hall, future home of the College of Nursing at The University of Southern Mississippi, is growing ever closer to completion on the Hattiesburg campus.
According to University officials, the project is on track to be substantially finished by October, with classes scheduled to begin for the spring semester next year. Groundbreaking on the $31 million, state-of-the-art facility was held in September of 2014.
A journal submission by a University of Southern Mississippi faculty member and graduate student in its College of Education and Psychology has earned special recognition.
"The Forgotten Slayings: Memory, History and Institutional Response to the Jackson State University Shootings of 1970," published in Volume 43 of the American Educational History Journal (AEHJ) and co-authored by Melandie McGee, a doctoral student in higher education administration, and Dr. R. Eric Platt, assistant professor in the Department of Educational Studies and Administration, earned the publication's "Article of the Year" honor.
The University of Southern Mississippi's Small Business Development Center (SBDC) in Hattiesburg will join forces with the Gulf Coast center to conduct a series of Business 101 workshops in August.
University of Southern Mississippi Vice President for Finance and Administration Dr. Douglas H. Vinzant has announced the selection of Dr. Latonya Guillory as Director of Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Opportunity, effective August 8, 2016. The appointment follows a national search.
The Drum Corps International Tour will return to Hattiesburg, Miss. on Wednesday, July 27 for the 2016 edition of DCI Southern Mississippi. World-class corps will be headlining this always exciting event's lineup at The University of Southern Mississippi's M.M. Roberts Stadium beginning at 7 p.m.
Dr. James E. Whorton, a former chairman and professor in The University of Southern Mississippi Department of Special Education (now Department of Curriculum, Instruction and Special Education), died July 17 in Tyler, Texas. He was 73.
Students at The University of Southern Mississippi performed more than 97,500 service hours in the previous fiscal year (July 2015-June 2016) according to statistics compiled by the University's Center for Community and Civic Engagement (CCCE). Approximately 55,650 hours were performed by individuals who served at one location throughout the year.
Southern Miss musician and instructor Mike Lopinto believes that life is about experiences and interactions.
Dr. Julie Howdeshell loves the sense of community that working in a university environment brings.
University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Park instructor Robert Turnbull enjoys trying to understand why animals behave in a certain manner.
Working as an intern with Project SEARCH has taught me valuable lessons.
Southern Miss students, faculty, and staff understand that hard work and resiliency are key components that comprise our University's story.
Reggie Collier, the former Southern Miss great, should be included in any discussion about a Mt. Rushmore of Mississippi college quarterbacks.


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Robert G. Ball '82, Lees-McRae alumnus and former NFL player, died on Thursday, June 10 at the age of 47. A native of Verona, NJ, Ball played football at Lees-McRae College in the early 80s, then went on to play at Kent State University in Ohio.
According to the Verona-Cedar Grove Times (NJ), his football career culminated in his playing in the National Football League for the Cleveland Browns and the New Jersey Generals.
You may access the obituary of Robert G. Hall '82 online here.
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Considering the Northwind sample tables Customers, Orders, and OrderDetails I would like to eager load the related entities corresponding to the tables mentioned above and yet I need ot order the child entities on the database before fetching entities.
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but I also need to sort Orders and OrderDetails on the database side (before fetching those entities into memory) with respect to some random column on those tables. Is it possible without some projection, like it is in T-SQL? It doesn't matter whether the solution uses e-SQL or LINQ to Entities. I searched the web but I wasn't satisfied with the answers I found since they mainly involve projecting data to some anonymous type and then re-query that anonymous type to get the child entities in the order you like. Also using CreateSourceQuery() doesn't seem to be an option for me since I need to get the data as it is on the database side, with eager loading but just by ordering child entities. That is I want to do the "ORDER BY" before executing any query and then fetch the entities in the order I'd like. Thanks in advance for any guidance. As a personal note, please excuse the direct language since I am kinda pissed at Microsoft for releasing the EF in such an immature shape even compared to Linq to SQL (which they seem to be getting away slowly). I hope this EF thingie will get much better and without significant bugs in the release version of .NET FX 4.0.


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Fairmont Man Uses Underage Son as Lookout During Burglary
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Another Fairmont man is also behind bars after detectives said he burglarized a home and used his underage son as a lookout for the crime.
Brian Foor supposedly broke into a home on Sterling Road in Fairmont and stole TV's, DVD players, gaming systems and jewelry, among other things. All of the items stolen totaled more than $1,000.
Foor is charged with nighttime burglary, grand larceny and child neglect creating risk of injury.
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5 mounths ago our lawyer told us how much our child was getting . 3 mounths ago we saw the guardian who will deside how much the parents will have but still nothing happened. We called our lawyer and he give no answer.
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I have to turn down a lot of the graphic options to make it run decently on my PC (but can still run it at 800x600). On a five star system I'd give it:
graphics: *** (on my system (even turned down), **** 1/2 based on screenshots)
sound effects: **** (when I approach a unit, the sound seems to start abbruptly (no fade in), but other than that it's very nice)
music: ***** (John Williams, 'nuf said)
general gameplay: *** (the camera is just awkward for me, but I'm getting better - this could go up once the camera becomes second nature)
AI: I've not played enough to judge, but it appears that the AI loves to rush. I hope it turns out to be a challenge
Intangibles: **** 1/2 (It's Star Wars. You can view the battles from eye level (although, don't expect to do much commanding from that level))
Multiplayer: I've not played it over the net yet (I've got DSL, so hopefully that'll help considering my slow system)
Overall (not some kind of average of the above): **** (I like it a lot. Of course, I would have liked Rebellion a lot if my hand didn't cramp up from playing it (sooo much darn clicking). Luckily, my hand doesn't cramp from FC)
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Quarrel Xbox 360
- Publisher: UTV Ignition Games
- Release Date: Jan 25, 2012
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Feb 14, 2012An interesting puzzle, half way between Scrabble and Risiko.
Feb 7, 2012Quarrel is a game very fun and different. Unfortunately, in Italy his success is linked to more than a good knowledge of english: essential to appreciate the game.
Feb 7, 2012As a straight-port with added multiplayer, developers Denki have done a decent job with Quarrel. Moving forward, there's plenty to build on in order to establish this as a successful series. When it comes down to business, Quarrel does its best to puff out its chest, but loses breath quicker than expected upon first playing. There's no doubt this is a charismatic, challenging and fun way to spend your time, if you don't mind some irritating tendencies along the way.
Jan 31, 2012Word games are only as good as their dictionary is reliable, and while Quarrel has one of the best around, it's occasionally hamstrung by Microsoft's Victorian sensibilities.
Jan 30, 2012Despite this, much of the game is a joy to play, providing more than its share of simple, disposable fun. Moreover, Cabela's Survival: Shadows of Katmai nails the spirit of its protagonist and the atmosphere of the adventure. Although its scenario is silly and many of its incidents are ridiculous, the game succeeds because it never takes itself very seriously.
Jan 25, 2012Its strategy is just complex enough to demand some skill, and breaking down words is right up every word nerd's alley. Quarrel is flawed, but selective players who know what they want will find themselves enraptured by a siren song written in eight-letter words.
Feb 2, 2012At its core, this is a really good game with a winning gameplay mechanic, but its flaws often grind the fun to a screeching halt.
Feb 9, 2012Quarrel is an interesting mix between Risk and Scrabble where you must conquer the enemy territory using anagrams. It's a nice game that can keep you playing for a long time, if you tolerate its frustrating AI that sometimes gives the sensation of cheating.
Feb 3, 2012An interesting game that blends intelligently two types of well known games: one of territory conquest like Risk, and one in which we have to form words. It may result very addictive for some players, but those who are not native English speakers will find too much of a barrier.
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Jan 25, 2012LOVE LOVE LOVE IT. I have Quarrel Deluxe on my iPad, and the one thing I felt was missing was multiplayer--well I have it in full force on myLOVE LOVE LOVE IT. I have Quarrel Deluxe on my iPad, and the one thing I felt was missing was multiplayer--well I have it in full force on my Xbox and it really completes the game play experience.… Full Review »
Mar 11, 2012A very nice XBLA game, a mixture between Scramble and Risk: you take turns, with the AI or your Friends (local and online multiplayer), in aA very nice XBLA game, a mixture between Scramble and Risk: you take turns, with the AI or your Friends (local and online multiplayer), in a determined scenario, where each one of you has territories, and the amount of "soldiers" in the disputed territory, determines how many letters you can use to form a word, the winner is the one who spells the highest points, and with this beat the enemies soldiers. Well, to resume: it's Risk with words in the place of numbers... very fun indeed! My score: 9,0 / 10, 0 .… Full Review »
Jan 25, 2012I love this game on the iPad. Thank you, Ignition, for bringing it to the 360 and adding multiplayer! Canâ


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I'm currently writing the document for a game. The game has two campaigns, which tell two different stories that explore these themes in different ways, and carry their own independent themes in addition to these. The game is set in an alternate history US, during a major civil war that takes place in the year 2010. This way, the game contains little real-world politics and little of the racism inherent in modern shooters, as neither of those is the main point of the game. There are two playable sides, the loyalist United States and the rebelling American Republic, and there is one campaign for each. (I'm trying to talk him into making them separate games.)
My friend, Jeremy, has written the US story, entitled "The Tower". He wanted me to post it here for feedback, so here's a summary. Now I should note that anyone can die at any time in this game, so the listed character deaths are at the times they are guaranteed to die if they haven't already. Also, I'm going to switch between 2nd and 3rd person, I apologize for that.
I'm mostly looking for an opinion on how well the messages are conveyed through the story, and ideas on how to convey them better in areas they are lacking in any way. This includes a message that is delivered clearly but without grace or subtlety. The nuke scene doesn't count, that's already canon, even as decidedly unsubtle as the message behind it is, so unless there's a better way to portray it changing the actual event then it's better to focus on other areas. If you can't tell what the messages are, I'll post them, but if that's an issue that arises then the story clearly hasn't accomplished its intended goal.
Also, the title refers to the tarot card, "The Tower", which when used in fortune telling is supposed to indicate a great loss or tragedy.
The Characters:
The US character is named Andrew Ashton. Andy is a 15-year old white man with an average build, who entered the military last year by lying about his age. The player has a lot of control over his statistics and abilities as the game progresses, allowing them to mould Andy to fit their play style, but when the game starts they can't change very much and your most significant choice is his loadout. Andy is a member of "Civil Maintenance" or CIVMAIN, (a dumb name, but they tend to do that) a fictional army special forces unit designed specifically to operate within the United States during periods of civil war. The main qualification for being in this unit is having the appropriate "moral outlook" for this kind of work, and Andy passes that with flying colours. You can customize your equipment, but by default you wear light ballistic armour with a helmet and use an Mk. 14 EBR, MP5SD, Beretta 92, a long knife and four satchel charges. As the youngest member of the team, you're the one usually tasked with stealth kills, where your knife is the most effective as the MP5SD is too loud and has too little stopping power to be an effective stealth weapon.
His squad leader is Fergal Gallagher, a 56-year old Irish man with a lithe build, past the retirement age but still there regardless. He's a veteran of the clean-up, a major humanitarian operation the US was forced into by the Japanese, where they had to work to reduce fallout levels across Europe after using nuclear weapons on it to drive back the USSR after its expansion. He's strongly against the clean-up, having been there in that hellish slog where US soldiers were often shot on sight by bloodied locals looking for revenge, and says it should be the "Ruskies'" job because they "forced our hand". There is a massive, high-profile incident that occurred while he was deployed that got him kicked back from colonel to 2nd lieutenant, removed from active duty and given a desk job in the states, but he won't talk about it. He managed to appeal to them and get himself promoted to 1st lieutenant and put back on active duty, although the only branch with questionable enough morals to take a racist that has previously tried his hand at genocide was CIVMAIN. He wears extra-light ballistic armour, but doesn't wear a helmet. He carries a Steyr Elite, M16A4, Beretta 92 and a long knife. He's the only officer in the game who doesn't carry a sword, which he shrugs off. He claims he's too old to be effective in melee, but this is a lie. His age is just as much of an issue at a distance, he really avoids close quarters because he's a coward. He also claims he doesn't carry explosives because he's too old to throw, but in truth he's just afraid of premature detonations and would rather foist the danger onto his men.
His squad's demolitions expert is Aasim Abbas, a 24-year old black man with a light build. His past isn't uncovered immediately, but he actually used to be a "patriot" in the western half of the country before the split who snuck into office buildings at night and placed explosives or incendiaries to destroy them. His goal was, as he put it, to destroy companies sympathetic to the secessionist movement, and prevent a civil war. Clearly, he failed. He was hired by the US military when the war began, and although he isn't treated any better because his past actions were illegal, he was allowed to skip straight to the test in the demolitions part of training, and he passed. This gave him more time to take up a bar-tending job at the barracks and earn some extra money, which he has spent on his gear as he doesn't have a family and his employee discount has gone unused because he's actually straight-edge. He wears light ballistic armour, complete with a helmet. He carries an M4A1, MP5L (fictional version, 900rpm, solid stock, longer barrel, made somewhat heavier to control recoil, extremely accurate for a submachine gun), Beretta 92 and a long knife, with two satchel charges and four sets of breaching charges, except for the first mission where he carries four satchel charges.
His squad's grenadier is Aaron Rojo, a 36-year old latino with a powerful build. He joined the military to gain respect in a nation that hates him, and was shunted into CIVMAIN because it was the branch least concerned with the (highly exaggerated) risk of him being a spy for the Third World United, a recently developed nation that has a mutually hostile relationship with the United States. (Both blame the other. Long story.) He's still treated terribly, but he remains confident that with enough effort he can gain his unit's respect and get past the stigma associated with his race. No amount of effort can ever accomplish this. He wears medium ballistic armour, complete with a full helmet. He carries an M32 MGL, M4 Super 90, Baretta 92 and a long knife, with four frag grenades and four incendiary grenades, except on the first mission where he instead carries four satchel charges.
The prologue is a training sequence, just a review drill before deployment. It can be skipped, but should probably be done because it doesn't take very long to do and teaches you plenty.
Act I:
The game starts off with a dream sequence, where they fight with pathetically weak enemies that look like caricatures and deal damage that inexplicably heals after being dealt, in chaotic setpieces all coloured greyish-brown with an airstrike sequence that inexplicably gives the player control and ends with an encounter with an unnamed Japanese man drawn as a racist caricature with an exaggerated, offensive accent who plays a scenery-chewing villain with a desire to see America burn but who dies in a single shot anywhere with any weapon. Then he starts moving again, and the scene ends with the player waking up just as his eyes reopen and reveal a smooth, black surface where his eyes should be. Andy wakes up with a confused look on his face.
Andy's first mission is a minor "peacekeeping", something easy for them to start with, just going across town to find an American Republic recruitment centre and shut it down. This mission goes fairly smooth at first, they sneak in during the night, kill the janitor, place explosives and leave. The player doesn't find out until it's too late to do anything about it that the bombs aren't going to go off until the centre opens in the morning. Andy doesn't question this, but Aasim does. Fergal tells them it's to ensure they kill the staff that works at the centre, and Andy adds that any civilians caught in the blast will have it coming since they'd be going to enlist with the AR anyway. Aaron remains silent, but was looking at the Andy until the moment they said this.
Andy's second mission is a minor "peacekeeping" as well, going to prevent the AR from sending aid to the bombed recruitment centre by giving them a more personal issue to take care of. They sneak into the vehicle depot of an American Republic base, killing two guards on the way, and plant bombs around the fuel and ammunition. These bombs also won't go off until the bombs at the centre do. On the way out, your squad gets spotted and a sniper with an anti-materiel rifle puts a hispano round through Fergal's chest. He's dragged into the car and dies on the way back to the base, but not before detonating the bombs at the base early. During this scene, a helicopter is scrambled, but can't find the car since it's a normal, black sedan and looks like every other black sedan in the world, of which there are many in this area alone.
The bombs at the centre go off as intended in the following cutscene, but the American Republic sends aid even with the damage done to their base and their own casualties.
This act starts with a cutscene, as due to a lack of other options Andy is given a temporary promotion to allow him to take the place of his leader until a new one can arrive. No new leader ever arrives. The first mission under his command immediately goes awry as they are supposed to be inserted using an unmarked civilian vehicle and take out a communications centre, but a major offensive happens while they are en route and they are cut off from command. The communications centre is still destroyed, but the AR demonstrates its ability to adapt by switching to civilian communications (cellular phones) for unsecured transmissions and old-fashioned methods (courier) for secure ones, so this has less effect than anticipated.
The team is now trapped behind enemy lines, although their enemies can't bring forces back to attack them as they are too busy with the offensive, and the team has to carry out the other mission on their own without their intended support. Since they were told to wait for support, the men debate whether to carry out the other half of the mission (using the blackout to take out a small military base nearby) now or try and return. Either way, they fail and Aasim gets shot multiple times across his legs and abdomen. He doesn't die, but he is in critical condition and has to be left at a hospital. Andy and Aaron break into a vacant apartment and hole up there for a while.
This time, the player has a dream that their new safehouse is attacked, but instead of enemy soldiers, the door is kicked down by civilians. Men, women and children burnt and mangled, like they were trapped under burning rubble. Bullets can hurt them, but barely as they don't appear to bleed and while they move slow the player's weapons do little to slow them down. The player can win this fight, but they're more likely to lose, despite the civilians being so slow and unarmed. They are vocal, accusing the player of murdering them and questioning them as to why they deserved to die. Instead of attacking, they grab the player and drag them to the ground, each one making the player steadily weaker until they become completely helpless and black out. Each one that is stopped slumps to the ground and dissolves, steadily healing the others near it, but harming the player. The player probably won't win this fight, as the dream ends either when they get defeated or after a preset period (not long enough to win in) passes. Even if they do win, they don't get anything for it.
When the player wakes up, they find the US army launching a counter-offensive that has set their apartment building on fire, and they need to escape. This isn't hard, but on their way out they pass wounded and dying civilians injured by the bomb, the fire, and the stray bullets and some of them are mangled pretty badly. The player can choose to try and help them, and likely be successful with some, maybe all if they move fast, and this gesture actually rewards them, even if they won't suffer any serious penalty for choosing not to save them.
Afterwards, they can check in with the soldiers nearby and assist in the counter-offensive. Along the way, they see a lot of bombs getting dropped, which results in a lot of destruction and death on the ground. There are people all around wounded or killed by stray bullets, most fired from vehicles and especially aircraft, as the US's counter-offensive shows a flagrant disregard for human life and is sending bullets and bombs tearing into civilian houses for the crime of being relatively close to the AR troops. The AR resistance is getting stronger and stronger as the fight goes on, but then suddenly drops off as the AR troops reluctantly pull back. The player goes to check one last house at the end, where a couple enemy troops went. They make their way in without support, since the enemy's numbers are small and made up of wounded, and they kill the guards without much hassle. Approaching the last room, Aaron gets a blade pushed up under his chin and is held hostage. The girl holding the sword has him disarm himself, then tells the player to similarly disarm. The player can try to attack her, which causes her to push her sword through Aaron's head and drag it out down his throat and into his chest. She then lunges at the player, and it is difficult to avoid her literally taking him apart. (Don't worry, checkpoint when you enter the building.) You can also try disarming, then you have a chance to negotiate. If you fail, she kills Aaaron and attacks you, and with you unarmed you are completely screwed. If you succeed, she'll let you go, but she'll kill Rujo anyway as punishment for killing her men. You will leave there without your weapons if you choose to negotiate, but you'll get new ones before your next deployment. The player walks back out east through the battlefield to their car, back at the burning apartment building, to find it destroyed. The mission ends there, with the point having been the trip, where they get to see the dead and wounded from the recent battle along the entire way. The dead are watching, their eyes following the player, some even looking up at them while in their peripheral, moving when the player isn't looking, even whispering behind your back, but stopping when the player is looking.
The player's dream this time around has them walk that last battlefield again, from east to west, this time already destroyed, the dead rising as the player gets close. Dead combatants are now eyeless monsters called "soulless" that suddenly getting much closer or much farther from the player while the player is looking away from them. Dead civilians also rise, but are a much more durable creature called a "spirit" that moves slowly, is vocal, regenerates and is difficult to kill. These come in two varieties, "vengeful" spirits attack and do damage normally, and "lost" spirits that act like those in the apartment, but the lost spirits keep their distance until the player reaches the house where Aaron was killed, bombarding them with questions instead of dragging them down as normal. The player can hold out against them once they arrive, or let them have their way. (Letting the lost return you has no penalty, but damage done by soulless and especially vengeful spirits carries a real-world penalty.)
The player wakes up again, having found their way back to the base after the last offensive, to find the base under attack. The AR is NOT happy about losing the ground they just took, or the sheer number of civilian casualties the US inflicted along the way, and they've launched a massive counter-counter-offensive. The US is getting rather irritated at this, because they've been playing "hot potato" with Chicago for the last two years and it's going nowhere fast, but despite being clearly fed up they won't discuss what they're going to do about it.
You are now sent to destroy a missile base on the outskirts of the city. You are added to a small airborne unit and dropped a little over a kilometre from the target, but get caught and the airborne holds off the enemy while you sneak out and proceed to the target on your own. You have to progress with stealth to stand a chance, but that's not hard because there are a dozen US soldiers having a shoot-out with the AR not far behind, in a very defensible position. When you get close, signal for an air strike and the strike will clear the path. Troops will attack them from the north as well, giving you an opportunity to sneak in on the south side. When you get in, plant explosives and get out before the bombs go off. (Ten minute timer.) An AH-64D will divert from the fight to try and track you down. You can either sneak away undetected while it keeps searching the immediate area or has to return, or try and fight. This is a fight you probably won't win.
This time, extraction just doesn't come, as the extraction helicopter is shot down by the Longbow, very easily, if you haven't taken it out. You now have to recover what you can from the downed helicopter after taking down the Longbow, which includes a resupply of ammunition, and make your way back east towards the base. This is a long walk, with patrols out looking for you, but you don't need to go the whole distance, you just need to make it back to the front lines of the present offensive, ten kilometres away. Walking is totally feasible at that distance, but it'll go a lot faster if you can hijack a vehicle. (It's not stealing if it's for America, right? Right?) When you get back, you find it impossible to punch through the lines and go back, leaving you stuck. You attempt radio contact with command, but all they do is ask if your mission is complete, then hang up. You hole up in an abandoned house, as you realize your forces are pulling back and the outskirts of the city. You try to sleep, confident that in the basement you'll be fine, unless somebody bombs the building you're in.
Your dream now has you being chased by a helicopter again, in a city on fire as bombs fall in the distance. Then the bombing stops, the planes fly away, and the streak of a missile comes down from the sky. The explosion consumes the entire city, killing you and the helicopter.
You awaken to the building shaking, and walk outside. There is a mushroom cloud rising in the distance, and some of the skyscrapers have fallen. Those that haven't fallen are heavily damaged. A second missile comes down, still off in the distance but not as far, shaking the ground. The first missile's impact area is glowing from the fires the missile kindled, and soon the second follows suit. A third missile falls on the other side, and once again the ground shakes as this one collapses buildings around you, now close enough that you can be wounded, possibly very badly, from it. A fourth missile comes, farther this time, and is the last missile. During this, eight other missiles approach but are intercepted in-flight by anti-ballistic missiles. The fires are spreading, you're wounded, people are screaming, many trapped or burning, some are out for blood. You, being the closest US soldier, are their target. You need to escape the city while being pursued by a lynch mob, and while you run you find the dead and wounded all around you, many lying in the streets. Worse, the crowd chases you *towards* the nearest blast area, and you will eventually find yourself running across irradiated land amongst burning buildings, when the crowd finally decides to stop pursuing you. Now you proceed through a nuclear no-man's land, where the earth is scorched, the buildings are broken and burning, and everyone around is wounded, dying or dead. You can try to help survivors, which will ease your character's conscience a bit. You eventually find a car in a parking garage, steal it and leave.
You make it back to your base, finding it partially destroyed and littered with area denial weaponry, as you start to get sick. Your car is out of gas, and you need a new vehicle, so your only choice now is to make your way into the base, but you'll find all the vehicles are gone, with the fuel and munitions left over having been demolished with explosives. Now your best bet is to get to the medical tent, looking for something to help you with the radiation. When you do, you'll be treated to a short montage of your character's efforts to treat themselves throughout the day, then lying down and trying to sleep after hooking themselves up to an IV.
Your dream now has the dead of the city coming to the base after you. Their numbers are dependent on the number of people you saved in the last sequence, and the number of them that are "vengeful" and how many are "lost" spirits (vengeful ones attack and deal damage that penalizes you when the dream is over, lost ones grab on and weaken you without actually causing damage) is also dependent on that. In fact, if you saved everyone (not possible) you'd have no enemies at all and this dream would be skipped, whereas if you save nobody (entirely possible, if you're a heartless bastard) there will be a thousand of them, effectively an endless horde, and they'll all be vengeful. This time, you have a bit of hope in that they soldiers left many surplus weapons and even some ammunition behind, even if the vehicular munitions were destroyed and there's nothing in the central storage area. Kill all the attackers or let them kill you, and you're done.
The act ends with a cutscene where Andy, still sick but no longer getting worse, makes his way out of the base and walking off to the east.
Andy returns and is taken off active duty, being sent home with an honourable discharge without a psychological evaluation. When he gets home, he is depressed and suicidal, and this only gets worse when his parents shut the door in his face, telling him they don't have a son. Andy sits down on the steps and puts a gun in his mouth.
If the player doesn't intervene, which they are given no hints they can do, he'll shoot himself. Poorly. The player can also fire the shot to cause this without the wait. This leaves him with a head wound on the front steps of his parents' home. His family look out at him. His mother cries, his father calls an ambulance and his little sister runs out to him, trying desperately to save him. He can grab the gun again, and she'll take it from him, crying as she finishes him off. It takes multiple shots. Alternately, he can grab the first aid kit, helping her save him, and if this is done fast she'll have him stable long enough for the paramedics to arrive. As another alternative, he can do nothing or push her away, which will lead to him dying a much slower death. He can also grab her, which leads to him barely surviving, but his family accepting him back. No matter what, if he doesn't die from this he ends up on suicide watch.
If the player uses the "aim" key first, then fires the shot, the shot will be much better. Their sister will rush to them, crying and asking them why they did it, mostly incoherently as they are now paralysed from a shot to the thalamus and she doesn't realize they're still alive. The player is still alive long enough to get a good amount of shame from listening to her.
If the player also has a number of keys they can use to put the gun away, and leave. Andrew was seen doing this, ends up on suicide watch and his parents will never accept him back, but his sister doesn't blame him for what's happened and visits him frequently. Either this, or him shooting himself and surviving by hugging his sister is the happiest ending, depending on your point of view.
No man is an island,
Entire of itself,
Every man is a piece of the continent,
A part of the main.
If a clod be washed away by the sea,
Europe is the less.
As well as if a promontory were.
As well as if a manor of thy friend's
Or of thine own were:
Any man's death diminishes me,
Because I am involved in mankind,
And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls;
It tolls for thee.
-John Donne


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It's good to hear this holds up well. I wouldn't want to put in all that time for the keg to
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Anyone got a pic of a poished keg after a bunch of brews? These must get scratched up.
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Get it inside before you get married. Otherwise you can forget about it.
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I guess I never got around to posting the link. Although, I don't think I've been on a computer
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I have been taking Jamieson 50mg Zinc for about 2 weeks now and I have seen no improvement or worsening of acne. This could have been due to my diet prior to taking this supplement was already high in zinc and I was never deficient to start. A bottle of 100 tablets is only about $10 so it's definitely worth a shot. even as a source of hope I'd say it's worth it.
I had average acne through my teenage years but developed annoying cystic acne around 18 or 19 and have been battling with it until now (I'm 21). I would get clusters of painful lumps that would take months to go away and usually a new one every other day or so. I'm a picker, unfortunately, so I would pick at them until they would pop, leaving red marks all over my face. I began doing research about 1 1/2 years ago when I decided that topical treatment and taking good care of my face was not working like it did for other people. At first I tried taking fish oil and vitamin E- didn't help. Then I tried eliminating gluten- didn't help. Then I tried eliminating dairy- sped up the healing process for a couple "active" cysts, but after that it didn't help. At one point I was completely gluten free, dairy free, sugar free, and taking licorice root to heal my gut (all of this from reading things on the internet about what helped other people). FINALLY, I came across zinc deficiency. I read that taking zinc pills had helped other people with cystic acne, as well as taking pantothenic acid. I have only been taking those two pills (in addition to a multi, fish oil, licorice root, and vit E) and my face has CLEARED in a week. I still have the scars of course, but they are healing nicely. I have not had any new cysts since I started taking these pills! I'm still a little bit in the doubting state, but looks don't lie! I can't remember the last time my face was this clear!
Bottom line, if you've tried everything that has worked for other people with cystic acne and you're still not seeing results, you most likely have a zinc deficiency. Other symptoms I had for this were hangnails and white marks on my nails, but there are other symptoms.
*I take Now brand 500mg Pantothenic acid and Nature's Life brand 30mg zinc picolinate + 2mg copper in addition to taking good care of my face (exfoliating scrub, ACV toner, and coconut oil).
Oh, by the way, the reason I figured out elimination dieting didn't work and zinc pills did was because this past week I have eaten HORRIBLY (sugar, frozen dinners, lots of wheat, lots of dairy, and more sugar) while taking the pills and not only did my face not break out, but it was actually healing while eating all that.
i started taking zinc (25 mg chelated,once daily) because i saw positive results from ppl, but after using it for 1 month i havent seen any improvments on my acne. i'll try for few more months ,can't lose anything..
My sons started taking 50 mg Zinc due to the good reviews. At first it seemed to help with redness in their skin and seemed to diminish red marks. However, over time they were getting more new pimples, both inflamed and under-skin bumps. So not only was the zinc not helping but it seemed to be worsening their acne. I think zinc actually increases testosterone so if you are a teenage male it probably won't work for you. My sons stopped taking it after a month.
I was taking this while changing too many other things around; hard to tell whether certain effects were due to the zinc or not.
I have been taking 50mg of Zinc Gluconate for around 3 weeks now, and my experience has been inconclusive. After a few days of taking zinc my skin completely cleared up for a few days only to return to normal. While zinc hasn't seemed to prevent new acne for me, it does heal acne much faster than normal and it does at least prevent large cysts from forming. So, while I am not happy that the results I have seen as a whole, I would still suspect someone with less severe acne would see good or even great results.
I have been taking a zinc supplement for about 2 months now and my skin is getting a lot better. Less redness and irritation. And less pimples overall. Still getting some pimples so I'm not completely cured, but it definitely helps. I will keep taking.
I've struggled with different levels of acne since I was in 6th grade and I'm in my 3rd year of college now... it was never really bad until the past two years. It started to develop from typical mild acne which was kinda controlled with 10% bp or Proactiv. These past two years, I started struggling with deep cystic acne, it spread around my checks and chin area. It seems like it would come and go in cycles, but I've always been struggling with very heavy hyper-pigmentation and scarring (even if i didn't touch it!!!!). This last year I was put on doxycycline with really cleared up my skin but came back after a few months. In the summer I tried another antibiotic which didn't seem to be as effective. I've tried all, so many that I can't even remember them all...ziana, clyndamiacin, clynda-gel, tretinoin creams, different box kits, proactive, lots of creams that never seemed to be the 'one'.
I've recently gotten more into holistic medicine and I somehow stumbled across zinc. What I read on these reviews changed everything... I LITERALLY made my account to review zinc. It is really working!
I started taking zinc two days after Christmas and it's now half-way through january. The zinc really started to clear up my skin within a few days. About a week into the zinc I started to take a b-vitamin complex. I started breaking out severely, very painful cystic acne. There was nothing else new in my diet and no new products, so I stopped the b vitamins and continued the zinc. Within 3 days, it was all calm again. The zinc was really working. Since then I've had one tiny new active spot ( same day as my period- go figure) but I've been waking up with no new active spots and my scars are slowly fading. I've only been using the clyndagel with it since its winter and the tretinoin has been too harsh. Some spots on my skin have been extremely dry, but that could be from the harsh winter this year. The dry skin wouldn't stop me from taking the zinc. It's also started to clear up the last of the acne on my back which the birth control had mostly cleared up. (I've been taking this birth control for close to 6 months and never really helped my face too much).
I do have to take the zinc on a full stomach- I usually take it with dinner otherwise I will get really nauseous. But I seemed to only be really sensitive to it in the beginning. I've been taking 50 mg of zinc gluconate (just regular vitamin store brand, nothing special!) and I will continue to take it!! FYI, i also suffer easily from headaches and have not noticed an effect on the headaches by taking zinc. The b-vitamins definitely broke me out, but with zinc you have to maintain a copper balance, so I started taking a regular multi-vitamin for her from Nature's Made with no ill effect. Best of luck, try the zinc!!!!!
i was tired of doing 3 step topical treatments twice a day. i guess im kind of lazy. lol and i also really wanted to get rid of my acne from the inside out because i have back acne too and im embarrassed to wear anything sleeveless. i take prescription meds (not for acne) in the AM and PM so i just put the zinc pills in each daily slot of my pill organizer so i never forget to take them. i really didnt think it would work cause my acne is STUBBORN but after about 5-7 days no big pimples showed up, my old acne started going away, and ive only gotten like 2-3 new small pimples instead of the usual 10ish new pimples after a period of 5-7 days. my complexion even looks different somehow. in a good way of coarse. ive been taking 100mgs of nature valleys zinc everyday. cheap stuff you can get at freakin walmart. 50mgs in the morning and 50mgs at night i doubled the dose that the directions said since im using it specifically for acne and not as an every day health supplement. i can only imagine it getting better from here! i just cant believe its working after just a week! if i can keep forcing myself to do a three step acne system at least once a day, preferably at night because sleeping right after treating my skin makes the results to be alot better in the morning, then combining the two will hopefully clear up my skin 80%-90% in a couple weeks. im even considering adding another 50mg zinc pill to see if it will work faster/better. im just so excited that my complexion is clearing up so fast! i just hope this doesnt backfire on me. i recommend this to EVERYONE! if it doesnt work for you then you should just continue to take the zinc till the bottle is empty cause zinc is good for you anyways.
oh and the reason i gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because it does cause a tad bit of nausea if you dont take it with a good amount of food in your stomach.
For starters, I take 50mg of Chelated Zinc Gluconate from Nature's Bounty. It's one small pill a day that I take after dinner with some coffee, and I've not experienced any of the negative side effects that other's have mentioned. I'm also 17, female, and have dealt with acne since I was about 9 - I believe because of an estrogen surplus. I've tried almost every topical on the market - perscription or otherwise, but my family couldn't afford to visit a proper dermetologist until recently, nevermind a perscription for accutane. (And to be honest, I'd take zits over any of the potential side effects any day.) Also, my mother refused to even consider birth control. It just isn't an option in my family.
I've been taking Zinc in this dose for about 8 days now and...low and behold, no new acne. I don't really believe it. I'm sure I sound like a cheesy infomercial but guys, it's actually kind of legit, and it's probably one of the easiest things you can try before heading off to a dermetologist and letting them pump chemicals and silicons onto your face. I used to get these nasty cysts around my mouth and chin, and huge whiteheads right on my lip that looked like cold sores. I have bangs too, so my forehead would get really greasy by 12 o'clock, even in winter. Now my skin is neither dry nor oily, just...normal. I've NEVER had normal skin - you can imagine my excitement.
THAT BEING SAID, my skin hasn't just magically become clear overnight, guys. My face is still riddled with old hyperpigmentation marks and scars, and there's still the occasional bump where blackheads are resting or where I suffered the worst breakouts and the skin is rebelling, but there's no new active pimples or pustles to be found anywhere on my face. I haven't had a single whitehead since the first 3 or so days I started taking zinc (and those were small and disappeared in a day or two,) and the redness in my face is going away now that I've begun using an astringent and moisturizor again. I don't want to let myself hope, since so many things have failed me before, but for the first time since I can remember, my skin is actually kind of smooth. It's freaking me out, lol.
With the brand I'm using, you get 100 pills, or a three month-ish supply if you only take one per day. I took pictures and plan on updating in another 3 weeks, and then again each month until I'm out. Hopefully, I'll still have good news to report. ^-^


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Melina MacAllister, 85, of Hendersonville died Saturday, Dec. 16, 2006, at the Elizabeth House.
She was born in Germany, the daughter of the late Paul Laubner and Clara Vorwick Laubner. She was the wife of Donald Wilson MacAllister, who died in 2002. She was also preceded in death by her best friend, her cocker spaniel, Princess. She resided in Hendersonville for the past 15 years and was a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
She is survived by her stepson, David Wilson MacAllister and wife, Melody, of Glen Ellyn, Ill.; her stepdaughter, Ruth Ann Green of LaGrange, Ill.; a brother, Gary Laubner of Ocala, Fla.; and three stepgrandchildren, Lindsey MacAllister of Charleston, Ill., and James M. Green and Victoria M. Green of LaGrange, Ill.
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