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Retinoblastoma Treatment (PDQ®): Treatment - Patient Information [NCI] - General Information About Retinoblastoma
Treatment for both forms of retinoblastoma should include genetic counseling.
Parents should receive genetic counseling (a discussion with a trained professional about genetic diseases) to discuss whether genetic testing is needed and the risk of retinoblastoma for the child's brothers or sisters.
A child who has heritable retinoblastoma has an increased risk of trilateral retinoblastoma and other cancers.
A child with heritable retinoblastoma is also at risk for a tumor in the brain. This is called trilateral retinoblastoma and usually occurs more than 20 months after retinoblastoma is diagnosed. Regular screening using MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) every 6 months for 5 years may be done for a child thought to have heritable retinoblastoma or for a child with retinoblastoma in one eye and a family history of the disease. CT scans (computerized tomography) should not be used for routine screening to avoid exposing the child to ionizing radiation. Heritable retinoblastoma also increases the child's risk of other types of cancer such as bone or soft tissue sarcoma or melanoma in later years. Regular follow-up exams are important.
Signs and symptoms of retinoblastoma include "white pupil" and eye pain or redness.
These and other signs and symptoms may be caused by retinoblastoma or by other conditions. Check with a doctor if your child has any of the following:
- Pupil of the eye appears white instead of red when light shines into it. This may be seen in flash photographs of the child.
- Eyes appear to be looking in different directions (lazy eye).
- Pain or redness in the eye.
Tests that examine the retina are used to detect (find) and diagnose retinoblastoma.
The following tests and procedures may be used:
- Physical exam and history: An exam of the body to check general signs of health, including checking for signs of disease, such as lumps or anything else that seems unusual. A history of the patient's health habits and past illnesses and treatments will also be taken. The doctor will ask if there is a family history of retinoblastoma.
Eye exam with dilated pupil: An exam of the eye in which the pupil is dilated (opened wider) with medicated eye drops to allow the doctor to look through the lens and pupil to the retina. The inside of the eye, including the retina and the optic nerve, is examined with a light. Depending on the age of the child, this exam may be done under anesthesia.
There are several types of eye exams that are done with the pupil dilated:
- Ophthalmoscopy: An exam of the inside of the back of the eye to check the retina and optic nerve using a small magnifying lens and a light.
- Slit-lamp biomicroscopy: An exam of the inside of the eye to check the retina, optic nerve, and other parts of the eye using a strong beam of light and a microscope.
- Fluorescein angiography: A procedure to look at blood vessels and the flow of blood inside the eye. An orange fluorescent dye (fluorescein) is injected into a blood vessel in the arm and goes into the bloodstream. As the dye travels through blood vessels of the eye, a special camera takes pictures of the retina and choroid to find any areas that are blocked or leaking.
- Ultrasound exam of the eye: A procedure in which high-energy sound waves (ultrasound) are bounced off the internal tissues of the eye to make echoes. Eye drops are used to numb the eye and a small probe that sends and receives sound waves is placed gently on the surface of the eye. The echoes make a picture of the inside of the eye and the distance from the cornea to the retina is measured. The picture, called a sonogram, shows on the screen of the ultrasound monitor.
- MRI (magnetic resonance imaging): A procedure that uses a magnet, radio waves, and a computer to make a series of detailed pictures of areas inside the body, such as the eye. This procedure is also called nuclear magnetic resonance imaging (NMRI).
- CT scan (CAT scan): A procedure that makes a series of detailed pictures of areas inside the body, such as the eye, taken from different angles. The pictures are made by a computer linked to an x-ray machine. A dye may be injected into a vein or swallowed to help the organs or tissues show up more clearly. This procedure is also called computed tomography, computerized tomography, or computerized axial tomography.
- Bone scan : A procedure to check if there are rapidly dividing cells, such as cancer cells, in the bone. A very small amount of radioactive material is injected into a vein and travels through the bloodstream. The radioactive material collects in the bones and is detected by a scanner that also takes a picture of the body. Areas of bone with cancer show up brighter in the picture because they take up more radioactive material than normal bone cells do.
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Says Lukich, "When my older brother came out 24 years ago, my parents didn't have any support at all and didn't know what to think," she said. "It would have been nice for them to have some sort of support." Lukich began the process of forming the support group four months ago and hopes it will provide encouragement and resources and support to many.
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It's not wise to compare your life to others
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We are all prone to compare. We compare families, prices, children, things, literature and all kinds of other stuff.
That's not fair.
Let's say we're comparing families. "Oh, that's such a fine family," one might say. But, do we really know that? Or, do we believe that from external appearances? We never know what goes on "behind closed doors." So, really, none of us are in a position to judge. Could that be why we are often told to let God do the judging?
If we compare prices wisely, it's a wonderful thing to do. However, if we end up, let's say, comparing prices, but not quality or style, that would be a no-no. Suppose you go to a store and want to buy a pair of shoes. Your limit for spending for one pair of shoes is $30. You see a pair of shoes that's exactly what you came to the store for, but the price is $32.95, which is above your limit. However, you see a pair of shoes for a trifle less than $30. You decide to "settle" for that pair, even though you wanted a different kind of shoe and it's not at all what you went into the store for. You may be spending less, but in the long run, you're spending more because you still don't have the shoes you originally wanted to buy.
Don't even mention comparing children. When I was a child, I was an angel in school. Mama would warn us every morning before we even got on the school bus, to behave at school, or else. We behaved. We didn't know what the "or else" was, but we did not want to find out. But, I was not a little angel at home. I can remember complaining a lot, wishing I lived somewhere else, thinking Mama was mean when all she was doing was trying to teach us right from wrong.
Thank goodness she didn't give up on that job, or she would have had a houseful of hellcats to enter the world of adults in a few year's time. Those were the days when teachers had a say in a child's future, and mothers and fathers didn't side with their little darlings against a teacher. In spite of that, I remember my teachers fondly, and I believe it's because Mama and Papa thought highly of them and respected their judgment.
When we compare things, it's usually something like what the other person has and we don't. Sure, we can see "things" they have, but what we can't see is if there is accord in the home, or is it so stressful that it might be difficult to live there. Frankly, I'd go with fewer "things" any day, if it means we can save for a rainy day. By getting "things" we can buy ourselves into poverty. We need to think rationally: "Do we really need that?"
As far as literature goes, I'll just let it be. I like books and magazines that are clean and instructive.
If others like more graphic literature, then that's their choice. I choose not to buy those, but if it's another person's choice, then so be it. I'll translate a French saying (loosely translated): "Each to his (her) own taste, as the old lady said who kissed her cow."
Now, if I had a cow, I'd go and kiss her as long as she didn't kiss me back.
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Fair attendees had a chance to speak one on one with many representatives from organizations across Greater Boston.
The fair was open to both lawyers and law students. Here one student talks to a representative from the Equal Justice Coalition.
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John Adams at Pitt's Music on the Edge
A few thoughts on the Music on the Edge concert last night at Bellefield Hall in Oakland:
Pitt's Music on the Edge series is everything a collegiate new music series should be -- both a venue for local composers and a window to the world outside world. Since I have been critic at the Post-Gazette, it has brought some amazing local music to the fore and many luminaries to Pittsburgh. If this sounds like an ad it isn't, but full disclosure, I do now teach a class there. But I'd say it anyway, backing it up with evidence from a concert last night.
On the one hand you had an appearance by John Adams, America's most well-known composer. He talked on stage before the Music on the Edge orchestra performed his seminal "Shaker Loops." On the other hand you had a captivating new work by Pitt composer Roger Zahab (who conducted the entire evening) and a challenging work by his colleague Amy Williams.
The concert opened with Zahab's "Vibrant Life," written in memory of a pianist and teacher in Ohio named Margaret Baxstresser. The piece was for strings and piano, but the piano is almost never heard. "It is to mark her absence," Zahab told me after the concert, and now it makes total sense. The pianist (Amy Williams) enters in a few emotional outbursts and then ends the work in the most fascinating, almost resigned way. But the rest of the piece is filled with lush and creative string writing, at first tinged with glissandos, moving to a straight tone development-like section, then to a fugatto and finishing with truly celebratory final strains.
How does one explain why they like a work? I am still struggling with this. It's hard enough to describe music. But I enjoyed the, well, vibrancy of the string writing that was made rich by some divisi and octave doubling, and now that I know it, the conception of the piece, too.
In addition to being a fantastic pianist, Williams is a composer at Pitt, but her complex piece, "Cineshape 2" for string quartet and piano just didn't do it for me. Clearly, it would take several listenings to judge it, but it struck me as sounding better than it sounds -- meaning, its description read great, but it wasn't realized in the music. Her concept was to write a piece that operates similarly to "Time Code" -- that film that had four mini screens going at the same time. I thought the film worked, but that's because you can physically partition off each screen. With sound, everything gets mixed together. Williams wrote in her notes that the piano "mimics the actual grid of the film" but it just didn't do that. The actual music that the individual performers of the quartet played was often spiky and erratic, too, making the simultaneity hard to handle.
I am all for music that forces the listener to approach it, but this was like trying to do Sudoku when someone is talking to you. Williams crafted the material impressively, melding the music together as the piece progresses, and I liked the texture. But the work did not open up to me. I would have to hear it a few more times to really tell if "Cineshape 2" was indeed too cerebral and ambitious or if she does capture the radical film-making process.
I thought it a great idea for Music on the Edge to program Jonny Greenwood's string orchestra work, "Popcorn Superhet Receiver." It's great to let us hear the Radiohead lead guitarist's first plunge into classical music, if nothing else to let the composing students know they can best him.
But I have to say in all seriousness I feel bad for Greenwood because his foray into orchestral music has been so scrutinized he has not had the chance to grow and develop his own language (or even to make mistakes). "Popcorn" is basically a derivative work with Penderecki as the point of origin for a continuous wave of inflected string passagework. However, there was one passage, in "Part 2b" I think, that was striking and a sign that Greenwood does have something original to offer. He asked about half the players to strum their instruments like a guitar and the rest to pluck a melody. Bound with an infectious rhythm, this was the best part of the work. As this photo shows, Greenwood has been thinking in orchestral terms for some time:
Of all things, Adams' "Shaker Loops" got the least satisfying performance by the assembled musicians. There were some intonation and ensemble problems, under Zahab, but the biggest problem was a lack of energy. I have been listening to the performance on the "Earbox" retrospective (but I don't know the group) and there was simply more propulsive force and vigor to that than I heard last night. But the piece is great, and I love the point in the third movement when the entire ensemble starts pulsing together. Onto "Slonimsky's Earbox" this weekend at Heinz Hall.


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The long and sometime turbulent drama of political dissent in America is a continued theme in history of the country. Born out of a revolution and based on social principles of self-determination, the nation rustles with the internal conflict between individual liberty and the power of tyrannical elites. This struggle is the natural condition in any nation. How a society treats dissenters is a primary test for any government. Most states fail this assessment miserably. America's tolerance for peaceful dissent is in jeopardy, not solely from the current despotic regime in power, but from the flock of hungry government parasites that graze upon the public benefit programs that herd citizens into a crowd controlled environment.
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My DD is in speech therapy and today I was thinking that if she spends more time with other kids maybe she will learn more. I SAH with her and my lo. We hardly have friends and shes has cousin but they are 4 years old and up. Sometimes I feel really bad cause I thinks shes bored eventhough we do lots of activities together.Do you think if I register her to a headstart it will be better for her, even though I love to be at home all day with her. I want her to be ready for pre k and be able to speek more. What should I do?
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I bring my DD to daycare a few times per week so she can play, socialize, and learn to enjoy a 'school' enviroment. Also, church preschool on sundays while I attend service. She enjoys these activities and I think they have helped her alot.
I think any opportunity for your child to play with peers is a good thing. Whether it's head start, the park, open gym, the library for story time, play dates, ect. is an excellent way for your LO to play and be with those like her.
I'm also looking into this. We have some friends but not too many with children her age. Her brother goes to school all day and I think she's getting bummed out that she has to stay home with me. So, as of right now we will be doing a Mom & Tott class at a local gym twice a week and story time at the library once a week. I would also love to do hourly day care with her in the near future as well. We once did temporary day care while my DH and I were on a marriage retreat and DD LOVED it. She didn't cry or anything and was seriously just happy to be there. Since, then I've been looking into the things around our community for her to participate in.
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While the deleted blog post was about making a Tyro 100 a twin I only got as far as adding flaps to one and It flies great. A picture is posted below.
I decided to add a pair of Scorpion 3008-32 motors to the tried and true Tyro 150F instead. While the Tyro 150 has had numerous flights with the flap wing I still haven't had a chance to get out and maiden it as a twin. Maybe someday soon. I don't expect any surprises. After all it's still a Tyro and they always fly great.


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Summerfest to launch big ticket giveaway today
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Too bad the site wasn't available at least 5 minutes prior to the giveaway. Nothing like testing out your system to make sure it can handle the load before promoting this.Hide replies
I'm sure they had both of their programmers PLUS the secretary log in at the same time to make sure it supported multiple logins.
doesnt work. nice planning. also the alt facb option doesnt work. kudos.
Summerfest couldn't get the Zac Brown presale correct yesterday and now their site does not have enough stones to participate in the ticket give away. Classy operation, why make an offer if it is not going to work?
An hour into the promotion, summerfest.com/tickets still shows "Page not found". No wonder the freebies will be available until Friday morning.
I am usually very slow to flame a person or business, but I've now taken an entire lunch hour to be a part of Summerfest's experiment. Fail.
BTW, on that "Page not found", they have Milwaukee misspelled twice.
I also spent an hour of my time trying to get the page to load. When it finally did load it told me that that page didn't exist but gave me links to the press releases about the ticket giveaway. Course, they had the same link that didn't work. If you go to the buy for tickets there really is no tickets available to buy. Epic Fail! Classy Summerfest!Hide replies
At least the "Page not found" is loading more quickly now.
> I also spent an hour of my time trying to get the page to load.
For a $16 weekday admission ticket? When they will also have other ticket promotions that day? LOL, you must not value your time very highly.
what a f@$#ing joke!
Looks like the a$s clown that organized the half-marathon last year is now in charge of Summerfest's web servers.
Here's an idea, instead of just closing down on Monday, July 2nd, how about if they also close down from June 27th through July 1st, then close down again from July 3rd through the 8th? Maybe during that time they can rent out the grounds to an organization that has a clue?
What a joke. A "news release'' that is bogus. Makes Smiley look like an imbecile at best.Bet he isn't smiling after this fiasco.
what's embarrassing is people crying and moaning because they didn't get a FREE ticket.Hide replies
They're not upset because they didn't get a free ticket, they're upset because they were promised a ticket and didn't get one. Big difference.
That would be embarrassing! Good thing none of the commenters have cried and moaned about not getting a free ticket.
All of the comments appear to be directed towards the organization with whom the city has a love-fest, and who made this big deal promotion and website launch, and completely screwed it up.
By the way, I did eventually get through and got my ticket order placed.
"what a f@$#ing joke!"
sure sounds like moaning to me.
I didn't say there was no moaning. The moaning could have been anything, but beerman didn't say that it was because he couldn't get a free ticket. We will have to wait for him to describe his moaning.
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By Mr. Justin Matthew Ward (USACE)April 21, 2009
WIESBADEN, Germany -- With the demolition of a few empty storage bunkers south of the Wiesbaden Army Airfield recently, a new era has begun.
The flattening of the garrison's Basic Load Ammunition Storage Area is the first significant step to prepare a 99-acre tract of land for a new $133 million military family housing community.
The project marks the first Army-funded townhouse community in Wiesbaden - a change in direction from stairwell living.
It also marks the first visible sign of 7th Army Headquarter's move from Heidelberg to Wiesbaden.
"This housing project is monumental not only in its size, but also in its symbolism," said Sibylle Ballnath, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District project manager for the site. "It may not look like a lot now. But that's what makes it interesting. Not often can a construction project look like so little but say so much."
Of the many construction projects in the works in support of 7th Army's transition from Heidelberg to Wiesbaden, this is the first large-scale one coming out of the design phase, Ballnath said. Until this point 7th Army's move existed only in blueprints.
"By building this community, we're setting the stage for the future footprint of the Armed Forces in Europe," said Ballnath. "I'm excited to be playing a part in that transformation."
By early 2012, plans call for up to 324 new townhouses, duplexes, and single family homes to be built for the staffers of 7th Army's operational facilities. The community will include a mix of three- and four-bedroom quarters ranging from junior enlisted to general officer.
Recreation areas will include 10 playgrounds, seven picnic areas with grills and shelters, two sports fields, two community plazas for yard sales and shuttle bus service, and a running path.
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The design is typical of American suburbia, said Ballnath. Each unit will have an attached garage, small front and back yards, built-in closets, built-in kitchens, and hardwood floors.
Typical of new housing in Germany, the units will be fashioned from precast concrete walls and include a thermal insulation composite system and wooden pitched roofs with concrete tiling.
"We're working on options now to standardize the whole subdivision so that the houses have the same features and overall appearance," said Tammie Stouter, the Corps' regional program manager for Wiesbaden. "We'll have anywhere from two to four contractors building these houses throughout the phases, so what we don't want is a house on one street looking completely different from a house on another street."
Tight environmental considerations regulate that the units meet the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Silver rating because of the selective materials used, the water and energy efficiencies designed, and the sustainability of the existing outdoor environment, said Stouter.
Pre-construction plans for the community include a new access road for the South Gate (the old road will serve as construction transit), a relocated public bus stop, a rerouted agricultural road, a dust protection wall, and a new perimeter fence.
Other actions include protection of an endangered species; surveying and clearing unexploded ordinance; examining and collecting small archeological relics; and the complete upgrade of the water, sewer, electrical, heating, and telecommunications infrastructure for the new community.
"To transform the Wiesbaden military community into the headquarters for command and control of all Army forces in Europe, we are building operational and community support facilities as well as upgrading our family and single Soldier housing," said Gerber.
Future projects in support of 7th Army's move to Wiesbaden currently include the 290,000-square-foot 7th Army Command and Control Facility to accommodate over 1,000 personnel, the Consolidated Intelligence Center, a Network Warfare Center, and some additional projects to improve the community's quality of life.
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As you can see on the Atlas page- https://atlas.torproject.org/#details/2DAEE4EBA687A517F8B473894341A56820CDDC5E my Tor relay has dropped significantly in speed as of late. Does anyone have any suggestions whats causing this? My ISP is not throttling the connection. The guard and stable tags were added recently, is that anything to do with it?
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No Man's Sky doesn't use patented Superformula, says dev
No Man's Sky creator and Hello Games lead developer Sean Murray has officially responded to Genicap's patent infringement claims, affirming that the near-infinite space sim doesn't use the patented Gielis Superformula and even calls the issue a "non-story."
"No Man's Sky doesn't actually use this 'superformula' thing or infringe a patent. This is a non-story... everybody chill," Murray said in a recent Tweet. Murray goes on to say that he will personally meet with Johan Gielis, the Superformula's creator, and discuss "maths" once the game is out. So it sounds like Hello Games won't have to delay No Man's Sky nor settle yet another costly court case after all.
As per our original report, Dutch company Genicap has accused Hello Games of patent infringement. Genicap claims that the studio uses its patented Gielis Superformula to create No Man's Sky's massive procedurally-generated universe without authorization. Genicap typically issues out licenses for clients to use its Superformula technology, and Hello Games isn't officially licensed. Now Sean Murray says that the game doesn't actually use the Gielis Superformula, but his recent words seem to clash with a New Yorker interview.
Continue reading 'No Man's Sky doesn't use patented Superformula, says dev' (full post)
Project Sonic announced for PC, Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo NX
SEGA has released a teaser for Project Sonic at San Diego Comic-Con 2016, during SEGA's Sonic the Hedgehog 25th Anniversary Party - and before we go any further, can you believe Sonic is 25 years old? Sheesh.
Project Sonic was announced during the anniversary event in Tokyo last month, and for now, it's called Project Sonic. The teaser trailer doesn't provide much in the way of what to expect, except for some destruction and Sonic meeting a familiar face that looks to help him out.
I'm hoping that there's some cooperative play in Project Sonic, which would be a nice change and a throwback to the days of having other characters in the game that were useful to you - Tails, and Knuckles, anyone?
Continue reading 'Project Sonic announced for PC, Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo NX' (full post)
Witcher 3 first person mod released, looking good
Back in March we told you about a rad Witcher 3 first person mod that might never see the light of day. Well, it has as of recently, and some new footage has come out as well that shows it's in pretty great shape.
The downside is it doesn't work in all situations (the game goes into the normal third person once you draw your sword, ride a horse, or talk to someone), so for now at least, you can't get the full-on first person RPG experience.
If you still want to try it, download it here. Once that's set, use the hookfp command in the console to initialize it, and press P to go in and out of first person. You can also use the setfpfov(value) command to change your field of view (extreme values may cause crashes), and the fpzcorrect(true/false or 1/0) command to enable or disable head bobbing.
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Pokemon GO developer asks gamers to stop requesting PokeStops and gyms
Pokemon GO is an unstoppable craze right now, with Niantic receiving so many requests for new PokeStops and gyms, the developer has had to come out and say they're not accepting any more submissions.
Niantic adds that if you're having trouble finding PokeStops or gyms, that you should "try visiting a local park or other interesting or historical locations in your community". Now that might work for those of you who live in active and populated areas, but for Pokemon GO players who don't - they can't catch 'em all.
Pokemon GO broke iTunes record for most downloads in its first week
Pokemon GO has been racking up some serious numbers on both Android and iOS, but now Apple has confirmed with Polygon that Pokemon GO broke iTunes records.
Niantic's massively popular game had more downloads in its first week than any other app in history according to Apple, with the company not providing any specifics on the amount of downloads. Considering Pokemon GO only launched earlier this month in the US and only hits Japan today, this is a huge deal.
As for revenue, estimates have Pokemon GO pulling in between $1 and $2.3 million per day - not bad for something that only launched in the last month. An analyst with App Annie told Inverse that the company could see $1 billion per year once the server issues are ironed out, and the game launches in more countries.
AMD powers Battlefield 1 at NerdHQ with the Radeon R9 Fury X
For the first time ever, TweakTown is attending NerdHQ - which is a geek-a-thon that runs alongside Comic-Con and is powered by AMD and a bunch of other partners like Alienware and... Kelloggs, which were handing out... cereal, to gamers. Yeah, I'm not joking - and it was kind of cool.
Anyway, today I got some hands-on time with Battlefield 1 on the PC, which is something I've been itching for since DICE announced it not so long ago. I was playing on an Alienware Area 51 gaming PC that was powered by the AMD Radeon R9 Fury X, with a 2560x1440 monitor running at 144Hz. I was super critical on the resolution and detail settings of Battlefield 1, but DICE hid the graphics menu away from the public - so I don't know what setting it was running at.
From what I gathered, it was running at High settings because it looked gorgeous - and it ran buttery smooth on the Radeon R9 Fury X. Some of you might think "why wouldn't AMD run Battlefield 1 on the new Radeon RX 480", but the RX 480 is a mid-range graphics card, while the HBM1-based Radeon R9 Fury X is still a high-end/enthusiast level graphics card capable of handling 1440p at 144FPS in most games.
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Gears of War 4's new gameplay trailer released, teases the campaign
Gears of War 4 is on the way, with Microsoft releasing a new gameplay video from the single-player campaign of the game.
In the video above, you can see JD, Del, Kait and Marcus Fenix hunting down and killing the Swarm, and more. The gameplay trailer teases: "With their village destroyed and Kait's mom abducted, the squad gives chase through the wilds of Sera and must battle through an incredible storm".
Gears of War 4 will hit the Xbox One and PC, with the Xbox One version running at 1080p 30FPS in the single-player campaign while the PC version will run on Windows 10 and up to 4K resolution.
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Valve sends out cease and desist orders to Steam gambling sites
Following hot controversy behind CS:GO gambling, Valve has promised to shut these sites down. Now the company has issued several cease and desist letters to operators of known CS:GO and even Dota 2 skin gambling sites.
Here's Valve's cease and desist order in full: "We are aware that you are operating one of the gambling sites listed below. You are using Steam accounts to doncut this business. Your use of Steam is subject to the terms of the Steam Subscriber Agreement (SSA). Under the SSA Steam and Steam services are licensed for personal and non-commercial use only.
"Your commercial use of Steam accounts is unlicensed and is in violation of the SSA. You should immediately cease and desist further use of your Steam accounts for any commercial purpose. If you fail to do this within ten (10) days, Valve will pursue all available remedies, including without limitation, terminating your accounts."
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System Shock remake now coming to PS4 and Xbox One
The anticipated System Shock remake will be making the jump to consoles and PC, Nightdive Studios has just announced.
After successfully Kickstarting its System Shock remake, Nightdive has decided to bring the game to PS4 and Xbox One too. "After a few weeks and lotttts of emails, we are officially on track for bringing System Shock to the PS4 (and Xbox One)! No stretch goal for it. We're adding it in as a thank you to our backers that put their faith in us," said System Shock Project Director Jason Fader.
The studio announced the news in a new PlayStation Blog post, and the Kickstarter page was updated to list the Xbox One platform as well. Nightdive's Jason Fader further revealed the studio is bringing in tons of AAA talent, affirming that the System Shock remake would have the signature elements of the beloved PC original as well as new touches from Fallout New: Vegas and Planetside devs.
Continue reading 'System Shock remake now coming to PS4 and Xbox One' (full post)
No Man's Sky devs accused of patent infringement, could lead to delay
Mere weeks away from No Man's Sky launch, Hello Games finds itself embroiled in yet another hurdle; the studio has faced data-destroying floods, a legal battle with SkyTV's trademarking of the world "Sky", and now a potential patent infringement case that could delay the game even further.
Dutch company Genicap claims that No Man's Sky unlawfully uses the company's patented Gielis Superformula technology to build its near-infinite, procedurally-generated universe. Genicap goes on to say that Hello Games hasn't properly licensed the use of their Superformula, and will need to do so before the game launches. "We haven't provided a license to Hello Games," said Genicap's Jeroen Sparrow from the company. "We don't want to stop the launch, but if the formula is used we'll need to have a talk."
Although Genicap hasn't seen No Man's Sky's code and doesn't know how explicit the so-called "infringement" really is, Sean Murray admitted to building the initial foundations of No Man's Sky using the Gielis Superformula. The Superformula is integral to No Man's Sky's procedurally-generated world and serves as the core for the game itself, and Genicap is alleging the studio isn't licensed to use their mathematical code. According to the New Yorker, the Gielis Superformula was created in 2003 by Belgian plant geneticist Johan Gielis. After developing the formula, Professor Johan Gielis took his findings to Genicap, and is still a member of the company.
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BOSTON -- Welcome to the rivalry, Coach Quinn.
Though Boston University's David Quinn had plenty of dust-ups with Boston College as a player and later as an assistant coach under Jack Parker, this was the first time he faced the No. 8 Eagles as the No. 17 Terriers' top dog. But it was college hockey's winningest coach, Jerry York, with a new contract extension signed and sealed this week, who stole the show and the two points, guiding his Eagles (5-2-1; 3-0-0 Hockey East) to a resounding 5-1 victory before a sellout crowd of 6,150 at BU's Agganis Arena.
The win served as some measure of revenge for BC, which was knocked out of the Hockey East playoffs by BU last March, 6-3, in Parker's last collegiate victory. It also gave the Eagles a 10-3-1 record on their archrival's home ice since Agganis opened in January 2005.
"I think the score was indicative of the way we played," said Quinn. "That's a real good hockey team, with a lot of depth up front, good defense, very good goaltending. I just think they beat us in every facet of the game."
On Friday, the Eagles rode a strong first period, scoring on two of the 16 shots that got through to BU's Matt O'Connor, to garner career win No. 940 for York (and leveling his personal record against the Terriers since returning to his alma mater in 1994 at 38-38-7). Throughout the game, the Eagles were simply quicker, more opportunistic and more poised than their Commonwealth Avenue rivals.
"It was good effort," said York. "It's November, so it's early for both teams. It's not the end of the world, win or lose. But it's always a fun atmosphere, whether it's Kelly Rink [at BC] or Agganis. Both our teams look forward to these encounters. It's good for both our programs."
A BC freshman put BU's first-year coach and the Terriers (4-5-0; 2-2-0 HE) in the hole at the 9:10 mark of the first. Austin Cangelosi snuck in alone below the left faceoff dot, to O'Connor's right. Johnny Gaudreau found him, and the freshman from Florida calmly waited for O'Connor (35 saves) to commit, and then shoveled the puck between the goalie's legs for a 1-0 BC lead.
Gaudreau stretched that lead to 2-0 when he took a feed from Bill Arnold in the slot and snapped an NHL-quality wrister over O'Connor's glove hand for his seventh strike of the season at 11:36. The assist was Arnold's 100th career point.
"One of things I've learned since day one at BC, starting with Coach and going down through every grade, it's not about points," said Arnold. "What you want is the W, the win."
Gaudreau nearly got his second of the night in the waning seconds of the opening stanza, but rifled his 2-on-1 bid high over the net. The Terriers clawed back to within one on a bizarre power-play goal at 1:59 of the second. BU's Robbie Baillargeon took a feed from Evan Rodriguez near the top of the left face-off circle and fired a shot that was blocked by the BC defense. The puck, however, fluttered toward the BC goal, clipped BU's Nick Roberto, and went past BC's freshman netminder Thatcher Demko.
BC regained its two-goal advantage on a highlight play by Gaudreau, who is already showing Hobey Baker form, at 7:41. With an interference penalty to Doyle Somerby expiring, the BC junior from New Jersey waltzed in on O'Connor before skirting behind the net. As the BU goalie pushed from post to post, Gaudreau threw a blind, behind-the-back pass to Arnold, who flipped a wide-angle shot into the vacated cage for a 3-1 BC advantage. After the game, Arnold said Gaudreau was "the only player I've played with" who could have made that play.
"He's dangerous from anywhere," said Arnold. "It's a ton of fun to play with him, and I'm really fortunate to get that opportunity this year."
Quinn singled out Gaudreau as "a great college player. Obviously, he's a guy who can create a lot of offense."
"He's very, very dangerous every time he has the puck," said the BU bench boss. "And if you don't get to him quickly, and you don't play through him, you're going to suffer. And we certainly suffered tonight because of that."
The Terriers had a golden opportunity to cut into BC's lead with a two-man advantage for a minute late in the middle frame, but they couldn't solve Demko (22 saves). It was a recurring theme for the Terriers, who had seven power-play chances.
"The 5-on-3 is a perfect example" of the Terriers' failure to create offense, said Quinn. "We never got a shot."
"If you're going to create offense, you've got to move the puck quickly, you've got to be ready when the puck comes to you," said Quinn. "You can't let it surprise you. You've got to be ready to shoot it. And we're not there yet. We're not there yet."
In the third, the Terriers failed to generate any momentum, as the Eagles continuously kept the BU players hemmed in their own end. BC's Kevin Hayes put the game out of reach at 7:35, finishing off a sweet give-and-go with Ryan Fitzgerald when he fired a low shot that beat O'Connor glove side. Less than a minute later, BC's Destry Straight broke in on O'Connor, lured the big sophomore into making the first move, and then tucked a forehand into the BU net for the final 5-1 margin.
"I want it to sting," said Quinn afterward. "We need to feel this pain. Because it was a mismatch as the game went on. I don't want to say we quit. But I think we got demoralized.
"This game presents plenty of opportunity to be physical. Those small area one-on-ones, where you have to have the will and the desire to win your battles. It's not about impressing the crowd with big hits. It's about the subtle toughness of this game that Joe Fan doesn't notice. And we didn't have any of that tonight."


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My boys favorite thing to do now is take computer paper and "write" letters and stuff them in envelopes. My last one said, "I Love you mommy. You are nise. On Fridae can "Timmy" come and play?"
Every day I get letters like this. It is fun trying to figure out the words sometimes. They sit and write several times a day when something pops into their brains to write about. Letters are scattered all over the house
People who matter are most aware that everyone else does too....Malcome Forbes
DD likes doing fuse beads at at the art center. She also likes to make books. They made cool bean name plates at the start of the year too. She really likes all that they do!
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Love the idea of the letters! I think I'll make a "post office" for them. :)
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