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Cait's A-to-Z Guide for Tuesday's Paul McCartney Concert at Miller Park
On Tuesday, Paul McCartney will make his first visit to Miller Park with his 2013 "Out There" tour, featuring brand new, never before seen production and, as ever, hours of material from the most beloved catalog in popular music, with Paul performing songs spanning his entire career–as a solo artist, member of Wings and of course The Beatles.
So what do you need to know to have a fun and enjoyable experience? Read on for our A to Z guide.
Cait's A-to-Z Guide to the "Out There" Concert at Miller Park
Binoculars are fine to bring to the show.
You may also bring your camera, but lenses cannot be longer than a driver's license. Want to share your photos with us? Use #OutThereMKE on Twitter and Instagram and we may feature our favorites on the blog!
Video cameras are not permitted.
Consistent with our game-day carry-in policy, fans may not bring any cans, glass containers or alcohol into Miller Park. Soda, water or juice must be in factory-sealed plastic bottles. Fans may bring food items into the stadium using appropriate containers, but only food purchased within Miller Park will be allowed into Suite areas.
Bags, purses, fanny packs or soft-sided coolers must be 16 by 16 by 8 inches or smaller and will be searched.
Hard-sided coolers are not allowed in the ballpark.
Anyone who has seats on the floor will need to obtain a wristband to access their seating area.
We recommend allowing yourself enough time to get your wristband and get to your seat in time for the show. Wristband stations will be set up near outside near the pedestrian bridge and near the Home Plate Gate on the Miller Park Plaza from the time the lots open (4:30 p.m.) until approximately 5:30 p.m. and inside on the Field Level concourse behind Big B's Diner near section 126, at the top of sections 110 and 118 and inside of the Hot Corner Gate near the Walls of Honor, beginning when gates open (6 p.m.)
Gates to the ballpark will open at 6 p.m. The concert is scheduled to start at 8 p.m.
Parking lots will open at 4:30 p.m. Advance parking is available for $25 until Monday, July 15 at the Miller Park Ticket Office. Parking is $30 day-of-show. These fees apply to all vehicles with the exception of buses. Please note: Advance parking means securing your space early and saving $5; it does not permit you "advance" entry into the park.
For directions and a map of the lots, please click here.
Buses 7/15 Update: Due to a high number of requests, MCTS will be running Route 90 service to Miller Park for concert. Route 90 will operate every 10-15 minutes starting two hours before the concert (approximately 6:00 pm) and will continue to run for a half hour after the concert ends. For more details, click here.
Shuttles For the Kenny Chesney concert, several local pubs/establishments offered shuttle service. We do not have a list, so I suggest checking with your favorites for more information.
Special Needs Drop-Off There is a Special Needs Drop-Off area; please view the map for directions.
Taxi Cabs Taxis may drop off and pick up using the transit area located outside Helfaer Field.
For directions and a map of the lots, please click here.
Guests may not exit and re-enter Miller Park using the same ticket. However, in case of emergency, exceptions may apply. Please ask staff for assistance.
The roof status is always a big question folks have when we host games or events here. Right now, however, that's still TBD. As you know, in Wisconsin, the weather can change quickly, but we'll do our best to keep you updated closer to the show. Be sure to follow us on Twitter ( @Brewers ) for the most up-to-date information. Open or closed, one thing is for sure–Miller Park will be rockin'!
7/16/13 Noon Update: I just heard from Senior Director of Stadium Operations, Bob Hallas, who has informed me that as of right now, it look s like the roof will be OPEN for tonight's show!
The parking lots at Miller Park will open at 4:30 p.m. and, just like at Brewers games, tailgating is permitted. Keep in mind that gates to the ballpark will open at 6 p.m. and the concert is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. More than 100 portable toilets will be available in the Miller Park parking lots.
Please check brewers.com/mccartney for ticket availability.
For information on freeway traffic and closures, please visit www.plan94.org.
7/15/13 Update: I just checked weather.com and, as of noon on Monday, here's what they are saying we can expect for tomorrow:
Picking your tickets up at Will Call? Brewers Ticket Office Will Call is located behind home plate near the Clock Tower. Tickets will be released with proper photo identification only.
And there you have it–all you need to know before next Tuesday's concert!
Are you coming to the concert? Let me know how you're getting in the mood.
Also, don't forget to share your photos with us using #OutThereMKE on Twitter and Instagram– We may feature our favorites on the blog!
Have a FABulous time!
205 Comments
I don't know about that weather report. I heard highs in the 90's.
Seriously, $30 for parking??? Yeesh!
I paid $25 for preferred parking back when tix went on sale. I was able to get pre-sale tix due to having an AMEX card.❤
Thanks for the update, only pointed it out since we're going and it made me do a double take.
Go Brew Crew.
I can't wait. From St. Louis – no Paul McCartney here – but our best friends live in Milwaukee. We get to hang with our friends AND they bought P McCartney tix for Tuesday. Thanks Bill & Karen, your generosity is amazing. We love you, Kim & Pat
Nothing like price gouging for parking – that's just insane and UNNECESSARY!
Does anyone know if there's a benefit to having Club seats for the Paul McCartney concert at Miller Park? Thanks.
What about public transportation for this game? Are the buses going to be running? Any shuttles?
I checked with MCTS and they said they are not doing shuttlebusses…sorry
Tix and parking are expensive – but I'll pay anything. Been waiting to see Paul McCartney since I sang 'we love you Beatles, oh yes we do' as a little girl! Check this off my bucket list.
I am so excited to see him, my niece saw him at Bonaroo and said it was wonderful!
I don't care how much the parking cost, it's Paul McCartney for pete's sake!!!!
I've never been to a concert at Miller Park before. Are all the usual food and locations open inside?
The parking fee is outrageous.
Yes! I am so ready for this concert! Made a sign as we are up close on the field!
Thanks for all the info
Thank you for the update/info. I am seriously excited and can not wait!
Parking on game day is only 10-15 dollars! This is insane. I could see it in Chicago, but even they have public transportation!!
Paul, we are traveling from Minnesota. I am a mom with a 15 year old daughter Tina Mary and a son who is 11 years named John. I wish we could afford better than obstructed view seats. But even drive so far, just to hear you, is ok. After all, what is better than the beautiful voice of Paul.
PS my personal favorite of yours and wings, thats on youtube is Jet. wow, you looking good as always.
What's the reason for the high parking rates?
Can parking be purchased in advance – online -?
im so excited for this concert…… thanks for all the info…..
So we'll complain about parking, but not the price of beer or a ticket to the concert? Weird.
does anyone know what bars on the east side are having shuttles? thanks!
Is there a taxi stand outside the stadium to get back to downtown Milwaukee?
I'm sitting behind home plate, 9th row at Miller Park. Are they going to take down the fence behind the plate, so it's not an obstructed view?
Is it possible to take a coach USA buss to Miller Park for the concert. I live near Delafield.
Can we be dropped off at a gate for this concert or do you have to drive and park? If we can be dropped off, is there a better place to be dropped off and picked up from?
Dumped the email since I didn't know the user name. Duh! Was it just an auto reply or an answer to my question about being dropped off and what gate to use?
I saw there were complaints about alcohol sales being shut down really early during the Kenny Chesney concert.
Please let us know what time will alcohol sales be suspended for this show. Thanks!
Parking lots open at 4:30, but we were told to arrive at 3:45 for a VIP reception. Will we be able to enter the lots that early or at a special gate?
I wanted to buy the VIP ticket (bonus concert and backstage priceless).
its not 1985 people that"s why parking is so hi-hi-hi and maybe i"m amazed people complain and are still going, hey its just another day at the ballpark,once paul starts singing everything else will be forgottenso let it be -hey jude cause this concert will be something
I'm only 4'11, and someone bought our tickets to be on the field. Can I carry in a small step to stand on?
Any special shoes (heels) required for field seating?
I saw that some seats on the field are flagged with "has chair back." Does this mean that some are bench seats? Any way I can find out if our seats have backs or not?
$30.00 for parking is NUTS! Is there a Bus going? I am Handicapped and use a wheel chair. Where do we go into the NEW stadium?
Will they restrict beer sales in the family sections?
IS there handicapped parking if so do I need to get there early?
I'm coming in on crutches with a Handicap pkg tag. where do I park and we are sitting in the loge left field side. Where can I put my crutches during the show?
I was one of the people who commented about the high parking rates but really don't care as it's Paul McCartney. However, if we don't say something they will continue to do this for other venues. We needed to let Miller Park know how we feel.
CAN'T WAIT FOR TUESDAY!!!! I've loved the Beatles since I was a little girl. Does anyone remember them staying at the Holiday Inn on 19th Wisconsin – when John came out and waved at the crowd? An image burned in my memory FOREVER!
Is all the parking general or is there preferred parking like they do at Brewer games?
What is the difference in Floor and Field Seats and how many rows are in the front A, B, C, sections?
For a 8pm start! What time should we get to Miller Park?
That's your call, but the actual concert won't start right at 8:00. He has a ~40 minute preshow with a DJ mixing his songs and a video montage. e.g. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNIuEU2ew0c
I LOVE Paul and this is my first time I am seeing him in concert. A dream finally coming true! Paul is so amazing and so nice. I know his concert will be the BEST EVER! He is worth any ticket or parking price! LOVE U FOREVER!!!
Some friends at the Kenny Chensey concert said the sound system was bad for those sitting high up…like me. Has that been fixed?
Musical acts bring their own sound system. Expect Sir Paul to have the best there is!
Can you bike in, is there a place to park bicycles?
When I rec'd notice that A.Express was pre-selling tickets; I knew "we" had to go… I'm seeing one of the greatest artists of our time with my BEST friend/sister Linda. WE couldn't be MORE excited & parking for $30 doesn't matter… It will be an experience of a lifetime & we'll be able to say we saw "HIM/P.M." perform. That's worth more than money… & sharing it with my fabulous/awesome/beautiful sister–WOW, I'm so lucky!!
We're coming from out of town. Got our tix early, but didn't purchase advance parking. Is advance parking only available for purchase at the Miller Park ticket office…. or is there some way of purchasing it online? Thanks~!
is the Fridays open for dinner before the concert? Do they take reservations?
Got my ticket through a cousin. Get to see the concert on my 50th birthday – can't wait!
I thought the gates would open early for advanced parking. I know I read this when we were purchasing tickets. That is why we bought them. I have wondered what we will do from 1pm until the stadium opens.
Can you bring in a small camcorder? Probably not but just checking because
I remember for Farm Aid at Miller Park it was OK.
Have a question? Sec 119 says obstructed no view. I'm guessing that is right behind the stage and we won't be able to see Paul at all?
I am also guessing stage is in center field. So how are Sec 119 obstructed view?
Are advanced parking tickets available until the ticket office closes tomorrow (Mon) at 7 pm?
Wonder if t-shirts/tanks available to buy and price.
Re: Camera lens
WI DL is 3 3/8″
My lens is 3 5/8″
Is this a leave at home camera because of my lens?
If you didn't purchase parking in advance, do you recommend a particular time to arrive by to insure there is space available still?
Is there bicycle parking available? I live pretty close to Miller Park and can get there by bike in about 10 minutes.
Is is likely to still reserve parking at Miller Park for the McCartney concert?
Our tickets are at Will Call. When can we pick them up? Monday?
My fourth time seeing Paul. I'm amazed that at 71 he is still able to put on such a great and long show. I am hoping that TGIFridays will be open and that parking won't be a hassle.
How can I tell if my tickets are on the field and I need to get a wrist band. What sections are field seating?
Any idea of how the mosquitos are in the park?? Do they spray? Do we need to prepare?
Have you ever gone to a concert/play in Chicago? $30 is la deal!
Are purses restricted? My mom wants to know. The Kohl's Center in Madison limits the size—which is super annoying for "real women."
Got my parking ($25) and club level seats (glad to see they are climate controlled-may be a little hot and humid tomorrow night) and ready to GO! 1st time seeing Paul McCartney or any Beatle so I'm excited and thrilled for tomorrow night! Recently his live concert DVD from 2006 and had tears in my eyes, I knew I had to see him and now it's almost here, it's going to be AWESOME!
My husband wants to drop off my son and I at the stadium and pick us up afterwards. Will this work and if so anything we need to know?
Are Taxi's easily available after the concert?
where is the Special Needs Drop-off?
Will I have any problem if I bring binoculars. They are 7 by 25 Bushmell.
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Do you know if there will be tailgate attractions like music, food or displays.
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Is there any benefit to buying the advanced parking other than the $5 price difference? Will everyone have to wait in the same line to get in the parking lot or will advanced holders be parking somewhere else?
Thanks for this very helpful and useful blog! Well done.
Don't waste your time driving early to miller park to buy early parking tickets they were $26.50 with the service charge so not worth the nominal savings. Also there are shuttle busses running from the bars on Bluemound like Burkes Irish Castle and Slim McGinns, etc. I'm excited to go with my mom (who originally saw the Beatles in the 60s and my 8 year old daughter who is a huge fan)! it's a family affair🙂
Will there be motorcycle parking and if so will there be a price difference?
What types of food will be available for purchase inside Miller Field? Is it better to tailgate? Are there any nearby carryout or fast food places where we can buy food to eat as tailgaters?
Can we bring an umbrella to be protect from the daytime sun?
For re entry: "However, in case of emergency, exceptions many apply" – looks like a rogue n slipped into "may"😉 Looking forward to the concert!
binoculars allowed ?
is there handicapped parking ? What is the price ?
Going with a group of 6! Are the table seats at Friday's going to be obstructed view? Thanks in advance!
What about motorcycle parking? Is that a different rate?
just saw it…f'ing outrageous!
Are you saying all of 116 is obstructed? No mention was made when purchased.
Does Miller Park close the roof only for inclement weather or would they close it if it continues to be oppressively hot and humid too. We don't want to pass out!
There is no AC at Miller Park? This is crazy- with all the people coming, expect health related problems in the 100 degree heat! We have seats on the field- wish I had known the club level was air conditioned!!
can I bring in binoculars?
My sister and I lived The Beatles in the '60s. Dad stayed up with us until dawn while we watched multiple showings of 'Help' at the drive-inn. We finally were able to see Paul (barely) from the very very last row of the Citrus Bowl in Orlando about 15 years ago. We're on the field in Milwaukee tonight…. Oh, Baby!
I heard concerns on the radio this morning about the possibility of running out of parking. What would be alternatives to that situation?
Where will the "Will Call (for tickets) Window" be located?
Thank you,
Chris Wood
I would be feeling pretty sick right now if I hadn't gotten tickets pretty much right away to be going to this concert. I've never had this kind of chance before and my 30-something kids will be with me. I taught them to love the Beatles as soon as they could stand up to dance and love it! This will culminate into the ultimate concert experience for me and that's saying a lot because I have been to many, many, concerts. Can't wait! Just trying to relax until we get there!
Saw the comment about camcorders not being allowed. What's the difference if a camera or cell phone is used to record video? I also have a small Sony I'd like to bring. What happens if something is confiscated? Will it be returned to the owner?
Ticketmaster says no cameras and no outside food allowed. Your blog says both of these are allowed. What's the real deal? Thanks.
camera are at the discretion of the artist…I have been to a lot of concerts lately and almost always the artist are of with non-professional camera…I have never had a problem. Beside are the going to confiscate 30,000 smart phones???
if a shuttle or city bus is taken, they must be available after the show also and how late?
Is there anyway to know if the dome will be closed tonight?
$30. sounds like a lot but in the scheme of things…. $650. for a Rolling Stones ticket FACE VALUE! or a friend of nine went to Bon Jovi at Soldier Field the other day and they were charge $49.00 to park….. And we're seeing Sir Paul🙂
Wow, there is a lot of exciting chatter going on! It is too hot for tailgating, but I'd like to enjoy the atmosphere. What sit down restaurants are there in Miller Park & how difficult will they be to get in to? I've seen Paul 4 times recently and it is ALWAYS AWESOME. The new band is fantastic.
Will a small tri-pod be allowed in. It is approx.14 inches collapsed and no more than 4-5 inches around. I just extend 1 leg of it to help steady photos taken with my I-phone or a small pocket digital camera.(this is not elaborate photo equipment)
I'm dropping off people who do not have special needs (but one of them has a bad knee)…where is a good place to do that?
With the extreme heat today, is it possible they will close the roof(he asks with fingers crossed)?
I heard there are restaurants that are offering shuttles to the field after a dinner is purchased. Do you know which restaurants?
You mention getting to the parking lot "early"…can you tell me what you think is a smart time to be at the parking lot to get a spot?
You say arrive early, what does that mean? What time will a line form for parking or maybe it already has?
Can i come and get the wristbands outside without having to pay for parking?
Parking in Chicago for Bonjovie and Pearl Jam was and is $50. buks so much cheeper in Milwaukee .
I am dropping off people who do not have special needs (but one has a bad knee). What is the best place to drop them off without going into one of the parking lots.
oops! sorry…you already answered this…guess I'm getting caught up in the excitement!
Parking opens at 4:30 what do you suggest to arrive early?
Do you think paying cash for parking will be a problem tonite?
I saw a question about TGIFRIDAYS-I called hoping that I could make a reservation-first come, first serve, unfortunately! Can't decide if it's worth taking the chance to try to eat there or not but we should be at the park by 5:30, so will see.
Bringing food in – what are the 'Suite areas' where this is not permitted?
Do they allowing people to standing in the concourse areas? Was thinking of getting 2 singles and just stand at the back of sections, similar to a Brewers game?
Parking is too high, sound in the upper deck will be bad. Traffic will suck and I'm sure all meat products at concessions will be ToFu. Enjoy the show and the sauna you are about to enter. Saw McCartney at old County Stadium show. Pretty sure the set list hasn't changed since.
Your an idiot James. Paul put on a wonderful show and the set list was very different. Also the concession stands sold the same food they always do. So please don't be a hater if you forgot to buy a ticket.
This was my 3rd Paul concert. A tear still ran down my cheek when he started his concert! 71 and that man still performs so wonderful! And he can still fill out a pair of jeans! Few flaws – the 47 minute wait to open the doors, HUMIDITY, and a few people that came down from cheaper seats to stand in aisles to block our view right during 'Live and Let Die'. Otherwise, I am so privileged to experience musical history!!! Thank you Sir Paul McCartney!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Paul was absolutely fabulous. Getting in to the concert was a total nightmare. Miller Park was totally, inexcusably unprepared. This was a record capacity crowd and they were less organized for the traffic than for a typical ball game. It took over an hour and a half to get close enough to be dropped off, not park, just be dropped off near, not at an entrance, not a particular entrance, just the first one we came to. And as we entered we saw that traffic was still backed up onto the expressway. Totally disgraceful!
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I know it's the fad these days but I don't think the idea of letterpress is to emboss the living crap out of the paper.
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I know it's the fad these days but I don't think the idea of letterpress is to emboss the living crap out of the paper.
If you're not going to enjoy the aspects that make it unique then you might as well just use a printing technology that wasn't rendered obsolete a century ago.
Letterpress wasn't designed to bash the hell out of paper. You always could, but it was meant to kiss the paper lightly. Modern debossing is a huge fad because it reveals the mechanical source. Laser printing fuses toner on top; letterpress has to SMASH PAPER HULK ANGRY.
I realize that, in fact printmaking is a hobby of mine. All I'm saying is that the debossing effect is one of the few ways that a layperson can tell something was printed on a letterpress, so if you don't care for it you might as well have your stuff printed using another printing technology whether it be laserjet, screen print, lithograph, offset, etc.
Paper that is suitable for letterpress printing (assuming there's some ink, not just smashing paper into shapes) has a tooth that is unsuitable for laser or inkjet use, and vice-versa. That's why in the early days of laserjets, quality was so inconsistent and terrible.
For the same reason, my fountain pen won't even write on this damned "multi-purpose" paper I use in my printers.
It looks like they're using extra-puffy paper to get more of that fashionable embossed look.
Yes, I think a lot of people request extra soft paper now.
Plus it's lit from a grazing angle to accentuate the texture.
Oh not again. INTAGLIO!
Jeezy peasy!
Intaglio is pretty but it isn't well-suited for inexpensive mass-production.
Yeah, but nobody said this was inexpensive.
However, looking at it closer the ink seems to be in the wrong places for intaglio printing (at least, the stuff I'm acquainted with.) Curious.
It's not intaglio, everyone. Letterpress involves putting ink on raised portions kissed or pressed against a medium, typically paper.
Intaglio involves recesses into which ink is forced with oliophobic raised area. The plate is contacted against paper and the ink transferred to the medium.
This looks like the sort of wallpaper middle class people in Britain aspired to in the 1980s.
…and which young fingers would delight in peel off. Not that I would know about that.
It's an odd notion that to get the feeling of authenticity from something done in an unauthentic way, yes.
I for one LOVE it. I got some basic experience while printing thank yous, save the dates, and invitations for my wedding at the absolutely wonderful AS220 Printshop in Providence, RI.
The entire situation above is awesome. Its an industrial process, that reverted into a hobbyist art form after nearly disappearing, that has been re-adopted by "artistic" industrial types with all of the weird baggage that comes with that kind of change.
The embossing is just a great example. It was a highly negative byproduct of doing letterpress wrong. Then it became a distinctive feature that could not be achieved well by new methods. Now it is a desirable trait that indicates a quaint process.
I also like the crazy melange of old and new technology. We designed everything on the computer (and had to learn about the differences between editing raster and vector graphics to boot). We then transferred our images to polymer plates using a light table and printed transparencies (my wife, a hobby photographer, loved this part). Finally, we printed everything on a letterpress that used to be owned by a department at Yale University in order to print flyers and whatnot for dissemination.
What's even better is watching someone print a page that is half computer designed polymer plate and half actual lead block moveable type.
FWIW, my wife and I actually ordered blocks of "type height" wood topped with magnesium to print our (three color) invitations (that process is even cooler than the polymer plates!) and embossed the hell out of Crane's (very thick) "Lettra" cotton paper. The result was awesome even though I am sure that purists would look straight down their long haughty noses at our indelicate mashing of paper.
So the long and short is that we got AWESOME invitations for 1/4 the price of even the cheap options and 20 times the work (well worth it).
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Traditionally, debossing generally meant You Were Doing It Wrong — you had too much bedding under the paper. In ideal letterpress technique, the type just barely touched the paper — enough to transfer the ink and no more.
Slightly odd to see folks now taking debossing as evidence that letterpress (or something like it) was used.
As someone who makes their living running a design and letterpress print shop, angelbomb.com, I'm torn by this product Apple is offering. Much like anyone who creates something artisanal such as loafs of hand-kneaded bread, seeing their style of work co-opted by large corporations is a little saddening. Already you can see 'letterpress' cards in gift shops that have been printed digitally or offset and hit with a debossing die that doesn't even register so it's quite obvious. All this just to give the impression (no pun intended) that the card was somehow treated with love by a craftsperson, rather than spat out by the millions in a factory. In all honesty, part of me would have loved to land that account so I could run my presses day in and day out and hire more people and rake in the dough but it's not really being true to the medium. I do what I do because it is a craft and not a commodity.
All the comments about the debossing have been interesting to read. It's true, in the day an impression would've gotten you cuffed in the back of the head, but now, it's what sets this style of printing apart.
I would just hope that people have enough sense to go to an real letterpress printer when they want something authentic, rather than to a mega-corp that's jumped on the bandwagon and co-opted a current trend. All my designs are custom to specific clients, so they are involved in the process of creating rather than choosing from a limited menu and having their name added to appear custom. But I suppose, different strokes for different folks…
@Anon: That's certainly a valid way of looking at the situation, but the more optimistic view is "wow, Apple is employing letterpress operators!"
@Church #11: This is definitely letterpress unless Apple doctored up a whole video of a fake press room, including the photogravure plates used to create this design. And really- why on earth would they lie about that? Intaglio is much more labor intensive! If anything I'd be more likely to believe that Apple was trying to pass off letterpress as intaglio than the other way around.
That design screams Paper Towel.
Yup I run a printshop too. We do letterpress offset & digital and I must say – lately the retro look is in.. someone wanted fancy stationery letterpress printed in several colours and the pressman (with nearly 50 years in the trade) lamented that they wanted bad letterpress ie. lots of pressure so you can see the impression – which would have earned him a rebuke from his supervisor back in the old days. (as Anon said as well)
I wouldn't say it was rendered obsolete a hundred years ago, either. Offset printing didn't really take off seriously until the 1960's and letterpress is still around in specialty trade shops as you can do debossing, embossing, foilstamping or both, as well as diecutting and creasing and numbering.
on it. In fact most shops probably have a heidelberg windmill around for just that. (I will tell you another thing – those presses will run forever, solidly built, no electronics to break down – we have a couple that are over 50years old.- whereas digital copiers are obsolete in 5 years.
in answer to a comment above – embossing or debossing is not strictly intaglio – that would be inkless intaglio (otherwise called blind embossing or debossing)
Although the card looks like it is actually offset printed as well.
Would using a daisywheel printer count as letterpress? Those can mash paper real good too…
I understand purists not liking this, but if an embossed design on paper is what you want, how else would you accomplish it if not with letterpress or something like it? I suppose one could mold the paper.
Just because you were taught that such-and-such is undesirable while you're learning your craft, doesn't mean that it can never be a desirable outcome.
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When was the last time Syracuse Hancock International Airport was so congested, planes had to be diverted to another airport? We can't think of one, either. Hancock operates at only 50 percent capacity.
So why is the Federal Aviation Administration clinging to troubled plans for a "reliever" airport in Hastings, Oswego County?
Syracuse Suburban Airport, as the half-mile airstrip is known, was the brainchild of Kenneth M. Delpha, of Syracuse, Kenneth V. Coon Jr., of Cato, and David E. Pizio, of Jamesville.
Its owners on paper, Coon and Pizio, owe hundreds of thousands of dollars in back taxes, loans and liens, according to a report in Sunday's paper by staff writer Dave Tobin. The bank is foreclosing.
The FAA is already into the project to the tune of $3 million — money from taxes it collects on tickets and fuel for passengers and air freight. Another $4.1 million in funding is targeted for the airport in the FAA's five-year plan for airport development.
The agency funds "reliever" airports to take the pressure off hubs and reduce flight delays — a strategy that makes eminent sense in places like Chicago or the New York metropolitan area, but defies logic here. If relief is ever needed — say, if there's an emergency at Hancock that prevents planes from landing — the Oswego County Airport in Volney is just minutes away by air from Hastings.
To the FAA's credit, it cut off the funding spigot to Syracuse Suburban Airport when it learned the airport's developers were having financial difficulties.
The FAA also is looking into the questionable sale of three parcels of land near the Hastings airfield. A company controlled by the airport's developers "flipped" the land to themselves for $146,000 more than they paid for it, Tobin reported. "At the time the FAA issued the grant to the airport sponsor, the agency did not know that the airport was buying land from an entity that was also owned by the same people," agency spokeswoman Arlene Salac said.
Why not? What kind of due diligence did the FAA perform before entering into its relationship with Syracuse Suburban Airport?
The FAA's newfound skepticism is absent from its other actions. The agency is fighting efforts by the bank that foreclosed on the property to sell the land for another use. It also went to bat for Syracuse Suburban Airport when the town of Hastings refused a building permit, saying the property had been rezoned. The FAA was unfazed when Sen. Charles Schumer changed his mind about the airstrip and urged the agency to cut off funding.
By trying to protect its investment in Syracuse Suburban Airport, the FAA risks spending even more public money on a highly questionable venture. It's going to take another huge infusion of money to make a serviceable airport out of a half-mile strip of asphalt. Where's the fuel station? Hangars? Passenger facilities?
Stop throwing good money after bad, FAA. Walk away from Syracuse Suburban Airport. Better yet, run.


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Over 10,000 LEGO pieces (mostly brown in color) were used to create this amazing Star Wars sandcrawler.
I'm a fan of bad things. I've seen more Roger Corman films than I have Oscar winners. I can tell you more about the Legion of Super Pets than I can the Legion of Super Heroes. I bleed Chicago Cubs blue. And over the last few months, I've been digging through Game Informer's vault to find more games like Overblood.
I wasn't dropped on my head too many times as a child. There are other people like me. Most entertainment mediums recognize that amusement can be reaped from bad things. Look at Twilight. Hollywood has the B-movie. Syfy Network really exists. And comic book writers know all too well that camp sells.
Phil and I haven't gotten around to creating a hub for our show yet, and to be dead honest, I don't know when we will. We're swamped with work, and any time we do find usually goes into shooting a new episode. So, for the time being, I'm going to use my blog as our hub.
Every Wednesday is new comic book day, and the amount of books I pick up determines if I will be able to afford lunch on Thursday and Friday. I usually purchase five to seven books a week, many bearing the names "Batman" and "DC Comics." Over the course of the last few months, I've decided to take a chance on new series I haven't heard anything about. As expected, I've picked up number of terrible comics, including last week's Tyrannosaurs Rex, a comic told mostly from the perspective of an angry (and surprisingly orange colored) T-Rex. I've also stumbled upon a number of comics that I've fallen in love with, such as Mark Millar's wonderfully written Nemesis, a book featuring a villain you can't help but cheer for.
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From this day forward I will sigh audibly whenever I apply condiments by hand.
A tornado made entirely out of cash sits at the heart of today's entertainment business. Its strong winds are rattling the motion picture, video game, and literary sectors. When a new intellectual property is created in one of these areas, it is engulfed by the storm. As it swirls through the dollar bills, pieces of it are jettisoned, falling like snowflakes across all entertainment mediums.
This is the time of year when my wife starts to complain, I lose touch with my friends, and my beard rivals Gandalf's, not in length but in how unkempt it is. This is the time of year where every gamer like myself starts to panic. The distress comes from the thought "how am I going to find the time to play all of the games that just hit store shelves?"
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I don't see many movies a year. Although my memory is fuzzy, I probably have only watched four or five this year – that includes both theatrical jaunts and home viewing. Don't get me wrong, I love movies, but I've found I'm more engaged by longer narratives like those found in games and television series. The compact two to three-hour experience just doesn't grasp me to the degree it used to. Hollywood is doing nothing wrong; I just like having longer stories and deeper character/plot development.
HBO has released a behind-the-scenes look that ends with a short trailer.
A large portion of Game Informer's readers don't like Dante's new look. If I had to choose between the two renditions of him, classic or "young emo," I'd pick the old white-haired version, mostly because I've spent time with him. Who knows, a year from now, after I've spent time with the new version, I may lean in his direction.
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These tasty little treats are small in size but big on flavor. The recipe is from Matthew Kadey, "Muffin Tin Mania".
Two Cheese Smokey Chicken Cups
Makes 24 servings
1 cup shredded or finely diced cooked chicken
3 green onions, thinly sliced
1/2 cup finely chopped tomato, seeded and diced
1/2 cup finely chopped red bell pepper
1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
2 teaspoon minced canned chipotle chili in abodo sauce
24 wonton wrappers
2/3 cup shredded mozzarella cheese
2/3 cup shredded Cheddar cheese
1/2 cup reduced fat sour cream
Juice of 1/2 lime
1 teaspoon lime zest
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. In a large bowl, toss together chicken, green onion, tomato, red bell pepper, apple cider vinegar, chipotle chili, and salt and pepper to taste. With a pastry brush, lightly coat both sides of wonton wrappers with oil.
Press each into the wells of 24 mini muffin cups, making sure the bottoms lie as flat as possible. Place a small amount of mozzarella cheese in each cup. Top with chicken mixture and then cheddar cheese. Bake for 10 minutes, or until wonton wrappers are golden and crisp.
In a small bowl, stir together sour cream, lime juice, and lime zest. Serve alongside chicken cups
Per serving: 70 calories, 2.5 grams fat, 1.5 grams saturated fat, 95 mg sodium, 6 grams carbohydrate, 0 fiber, 1 gram sugar, 4 grams sugar.


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Great expectations. In Week 1, everyone has
Anyone who's any kind of player, who's bought into what his coach is preaching, went out last Saturday believing deep down his team could and should win. Players don't think like the rest of us. They're more singularly focused.
And half of them went home last weekend thoroughly disappointed, dreams of an undefeated season dashed.
In the outside world, expectations run the gamut. But they can still be heaped upon a player or team in unrealistic proportions.
Some shy away. Some welcome the challenge.
North Carolina Wesleyan did just that last Saturday. Not that they went looking for trouble initially -- coach Jack Ginn said Newport News Apprentice dropped his Battling Bishops from the schedule in February and Wesley, a semifinalist which began the season ranked sixth, was one of the few teams still looking to fill an opening.
"There weren't too many teams still looking for a game in February," Ginn said. "So you end up with Wesley and it's 'let's go up there and see what we've got.' "
What Ginn has, of course, is a fourth-year program that returned 18 starters from an '06 team that lost four games by a total of 10 points. That got them picked to win the USA South championship in a coaches' poll.
Ginn also brought to Dover a team that could match the Wolverines stride for stride.
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"We knew one of us was getting ready to play a team
faster than us, but we didn't know which one," Ginn
said. "I don't think that happens too often to either
of us."
Both teams flashed that blazing speed -- N.C. Wesleyan's Orlando Webb hauled in 47- and 76-yard TD passes. Wesley's Michael Clarke scored on a 59-yard TD pass before the half with the Wolverines trailing 17-7 and Larry Beavers gave them the lead by returning the second-half kickoff 82 yards for a score.
Wesley asserted itself with 11- and 10-play drives in the second half to go ahead 34-24 before N.C. Wesleyan closed the gap by returning a fumble 8 yards for a score with 1:30 left.
The Battling Bishops, who took control of the game and opened that 10-point second quarter lead, felt they hadn't lived up to expectations. But it wasn't anyone else they felt they let down. They fell short of their own expectations.
"We wanted to come here and play our way, and we made them play our way," Ginn said, noting his team snapped the ball 59 times in the first half. "Until that second-half kickoff, we were in pretty good shape."
"We didn't keep our poise," he added.
Ginn gave Wesley its credit, but repeated that he felt his team's games were about how his team played. When they play their best game, he said, the rest takes care of itself. And on that note, he wasn't considering hanging close to the Wolverines any kind of moral victory.
"We can play like we did at Maryville last year and beat ourselves (in a 50-48, four-overtime loss) or we can play like we did against Christopher Newport (in a 46-34 win against the eventual conference champions)," Ginn said. "We've had the educational loss here already. I think we're past that."
And yet his team has to get past that sinking feeling losing always brings.
But as Ginn told them postgame, at the end of the season, losing to Wesley could mean virtually nothing if the Battling Bishops go on to win the USAC as predicted. The automatic playoff bid might set the two teams up for a rematch.
Then he told his players anyone who didn't believe could "get (his) ass out of here," not long after said, "That's a hell of a Saturday afternoon. That's fun!"
"We came here to find out how good we were," Ginn said. "We're pretty good."
Wesley quarterback Jason Schatz also came into Week 1 with high hopes, basically carrying the expectations built by two semifinal appearances on his transition from receiver for standout Chris Warrick back to quarterback.
It did not go so well, as Schatz was 12-of-28 for 179 yards. He threw one interception and took one sack, but did toss three TD passes.
Schatz said the offense still had work to do and admitted he was "tentative" to begin but thought he settled down.
"I think he had a case of nerves," Wesley coach Mike Drass said. "I told him this morning, just relax and go out there and have some fun. That's why you play ball. Stop thinking about Chris (Warrick), stop thinking about all the other stuff. Is it a
Cover 2, Cover 3, is it man, and let's play some ball."
Drass pointed to the 59-yard strike to Clarke as evidence of Schatz's potential.
"That was a laser, too. That's what he can do."
From afar, Wesley looks like it's sitting pretty, enjoying life at the almost-top. But in reality, their success has created expectations. Drass has said the bar has been raised in Dover, and the only step forward they can take is the Stagg Bowl.
Which is why the coach did not chalk up all of the Wolverines' nine penalties, four turnovers and 31 points allowed as mere early-season sloppiness.
"They're not first game mistakes, they're extremely horrible, atrocious mistakes a team should never make. And we will correct them," Drass said. "When we come out here next Saturday we will not make those mistakes. You've got my word on that."
Expectations manifest themselves in different ways.
At Kean, safety Ryan Staton and quarterback A.J. Roque said the Cougars entered last season thinking they could do some damage. They eventually did, but not in their opener, a 29-19 loss to U.S. Merchant Marine Academy.
If they felt they were overconfident after a 4-6 season in 2005, just imagine the possibilities after going 7-4 in 2006.
"That was the coaching staff's biggest concern," Kean coach Dan Garrett said. "When I got on your site (last Friday) and saw 'The expectations are raised,' I said, 'oh boy, they're reading our mind, because they know.' That was the biggest worry -- there's expectations now, and how our team was going to respond to that with the guys who have been here four or five years."
They won 48-7, piling up most of their 327 rushing yards after halftime.
"It was a different mind-set that second half," Garrett said. "That first half, we're not
established yet, so there's doubts in their mind. We came in at halftime and said we have to come out a little better in the second half than the first half. They started believing. It's all a mind-set."
In Division III, where one loss hurts and two might kill your playoff hopes, having that mind-set from the very first week is ultra-important.
"We don't have the powerhouse tradition," Garrett said. "We don't have that Rowanesque feeling or Montclair State -- when you show up, people fear you. They
have that. We don't have that. So when we let down, that's the season. People are going to knock us off. It's important every week, especially in our conference."
In Week 1, expectations were to a degree met (Cal Lutheran transfer Danny Jones leading No. 2 UW-Whitewater to a 41-7 win in its opener, No. 1 Mount Union rolling 75-7) or unmet (Rochester losing 33-10 to Carnegie Mellon, No. 11 Hardin-Simmons losing 47-21 to No. 7 UW-La Crosse and then-No. 15 Wilkes being upset 17-16 by William Paterson).
Expectations have their place, but ultimately, what's done in response to them -- wins and losses are far more absolute -- is what endures.
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Any other week, that's the crazy finish of the day.
But Northwestern (Minn.) came through with one of the more
preposterous endings I've ever heard of. And since our Ryan
Coleman was on site shooting for D3sports.com, I was getting
as-it-happened updates and still hardly believing it.
Trailing Cornell at home, the Eagles scored what appeared to be the tying touchdown with 51 seconds left. There was just a little matter of the point after.
After an injured Northwestern player was tended to in the back of the end zone, the home field's sprinkler system came on, and wasn't turned off for nearly 15 minutes.
When play resumed, the Rams' Chris Gustafson shot through the middle of the line and blocked the PAT.
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"It was kind of surreal," Cornell coach Matt
Dillon told the Mount Vernon-Lisbon
Sun after his team's 31-30 victory.
"For one, (the delay) iced their kicker. And two, I think it
gave our guys a chance to rest and recover a little bit because we
were reeling at that time."
The moral of the story, kids? Pay attention during special teams periods at practice. It could be the difference between winning and losing.


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The pics you missed: Inside the Costa Concordia
- From: AFP
- September 17, 2013
THE OPERATION to raise the monumental wreck of the Costa Concordia is a feat seen never before in maritime history. In fact it is the biggest salvage project of its kind ever attempted.
Here are some facts and figures about the 114,500-ton hulk and how salvage workers planned to successfully raise it:
The Costa Concordia is 290 metres (951 feet) long - the equivalent of nearly three football fields.
The biggest Italian passenger ship ever built, it was more than twice as heavy as the Titanic.
The ship had four swimming pools and the largest spa centre on any cruise liner. There was an open air jogging track as well as basketball and tennis courts.
The ship had a nine-deck-high, glass-domed lobby and loads of entertainment and shopping facilities, including 13 bars, a cinema and a casino.
Food: Trapped within the walls of the doomed liner were approximately 10,000kg of fish, 2500kg of cheese, 1500 gallons of ice cream in tubs, 10,000kg of pasta, 900kg of onions, more than 2000 pots of jam and nearly 17,000 tea bags.
On top of that, nearly 8000kg of raw beef, nearly 11,000 eggs, 2346 hot dog buns, 400kg of rabbit meat and more than 1000 gallons of milk stored in giant fridges and freezers are still sitting within the walls of the ship.
Scale: Five hundred salvage workers from 26 countries, including 120 divers, have taken part in the salvage and over 30,000 tonnes of steel have been used -- equivalent to four times the weight of the Eiffel Tower.
Platforms: Six steel platforms have been erected underwater to support the ship once it is upright. Each platform is supported by 21 pillars over a metre thick which have been plunged nine metres into the seabed.
Cables: There are 56 cables fixed to the ship, including 22 keeping it from slipping further out to sea. Each cable is 58 metres (190 feet) long and weighs about 26 tons.
Marine operations: Thirty vessels in total have been used during the salvage preparation. The largest is the Lone, a barge which is 160.5 metres (525 feet) long.
Tanks: Eleven giant steel tanks have been welded onto the exposed side of the ship, which stabilised it during the rotation.
Two tanks to provide extra buoyancy during the righting have been added to the bow. They weigh 1,700 tonnes, or seven and a half times the Statue of Liberty.
More tanks or "sponsons" will be fixed to the side that was currently under water now the ship is upright. The towing away is not expected to happen until next year.
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baliboy of Melbourne Posted at 8:38 AM September 18, 2013
Nice. But why do I need to live in hotel, swimming pool, with 30 times price higher if I can simply go to Bali.
Mickey of Davey Jone's Locker Posted at 1:03 AM September 18, 2013
@Iain of Perth, unfortunately benefit of the doubt is not applicable as he is the captain of a sea going vessel and his primary responsibility is for the safety all souls on board. He has clearly breached his duty of care by abandoning his post with a many souls still left on board and in which they sadly died. Regardless of what information he had or not had the Captain was directed by the Harbor Master to return to the vessel to assist with recovery operations and Captain Roberto Bosio refused to do so. Even if the inquiry establish if mechanical failure or human error has caused the grounding, then the Captain is still held responsible because it's his crew and vessel.
Pete of Sydney Posted at 8:51 PM September 17, 2013
I'd be on this ship day and night scavenging for gold, diamonds, cash and raiding the poker machines for coins. Oh, and looking for wallets and purses. You can have the raw beef, eggs, hot dog buns and milk!


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Game of the night
Fort Sumner's boys continued to roll Friday night, clinching the District 3-1A regular-season championship with a 63-57 victory over the Dora Coyotes in Dora.
Senior Jeremy Gauna scored 20 points, including four 3-point baskets, as the Foxes (19-3, 7-0 district) ran their winning streak to 13 games. Dora (14-10, 4-2) was the last team with a chance to catch Fort Sumner.
"We feel pretty good about ourselves, but it's not over yet," said Foxes coach Wes Weems, whose team closes regular-season and district play on Tuesday against Elida. "We've got one game left (in the regular season)."
Down by 10 points after three quarters, the Coyotes closed to 56-54 when Tyler Wilhoit took a lob pass for a basket with 1:53 left. But the Foxes scored the final five points, all from the free throw line, in the final minute.
Richard Canales converted 3-of-4 charity tosses in that stretch and Ryan Fikany added two free throws with 16 seconds to go.
Fikany finished with 15 points and Stephen Gallegos added 12 for the Foxes. Dora's leading scorers were Wilhoit with 15 and Clay Smith with 13.
Top performances
* Brady Black scored 11 points and Arsenio Geter added 10 as Muleshoe locked up a District 2-3A berth with a 55-45 victory over Littlefield.
* Carlos Ruiz scored 15 points, leading three Melrose players in double figures in a 50-41 win at Floyd.
* At Farwell, Texico dominated the second and fourth quarters and rolled to a 74-53 victory over border rival Farwell behind 18 points from senior Aaron Vaughan.
A girls game between the schools was canceled because Farwell faces Bovina in a playoff for second place in Texas District 3-1A in a 7 p.m. tipoff today at Rock Staubus Gym in Clovis. The winner will advance to the playoffs.
* Seniors Lindsay Mansell and Kaylynn Johnson scored 14 and 13 points, respectively, and Fort Sumner opened a 26-10 halftime lead en route to a 57-38 District 3-1A victory over Dora.


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Our wedding was quite modest and only the closest friends and relatives were invited. We didn't want to make a big deal out of it - after all, we are not that young anymore, plus it was not the first wedding for both of us. The marriage is all about love and commitment; it's also about what happens when the wedding party is over... So, we thought: to hell with all these white dresses, pink limousines and huge cakes. After we have registered our marriage in court, we moved to a nice Japanese restaurant. The atmosphere was great and the food really enjoyable.
There isn't much more to say, except for, maybe, to express my gratitude to our dear friends for their beautiful wedding gifts that were all elegant and with a personal touch. Honestly - I couldn't thank you more! Your presents, and above all - your presence, made this day lovely and truly outstanding.


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Ida Geraldine 'Peachie' Eros
Ida Geraldine "Peachie" Eros, 78, of Medina, and formerly of Marietta, died in Medina on Wednesday (July 31, 2013). She was born Feb. 21, 1935, in Newport to Earl Hansel and Ida Belle Kemp Morris.
She was a graduate of Marietta High School. Peachie was well known in Marietta, having worked at the Lafayette Hotel, Betsey Mills Club, BPO Elks #477, and Ely Chapman as a cook and server. She enjoyed sports, the Olympics, and was an avid reader. She is survived by her three daughters: twins, Marlene and Darlene Smith, both of Medina, and Teri Lynn Zarnesky of North Olmsted; six grandchildren, Nick and Nathan Turrill, Leroy Clark, Marcus Esler and Rachel and Russell Jackson; nine great-grandchildren; a sister, Ethel Warden; and a brother, Bradley Morris (Ruth), all of Marietta; a sister in law, Ann Morris, of Marietta; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; three brothers, Lee, Earl Jr. and Darrell Morris; and five sisters, Virginia Mae Morris, Carolyn June Morris, Jessie Madison, Mary Haller and Bettie McCracken.
Funeral services will be held at the Marietta Chapel of Cawley & Peoples Funeral Home on Saturday, Aug. 3, 2013, at 12:30 p.m. Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday. There will be a reception immediately following the service at the funeral home. Burial of her ashes will be at a later date at East Lawn. Donations may be made to Ely Chapman, 403 Scammel St., Marietta 45750. Online condolences may be sent to www.cawleyandpeoples.com


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Why only in San Francisco? Hopefully these posters by Eddie Colla will be arriving in your city soon!
Thanks to Brock Keeling for bring the posters to our attention at SFist. He writes:
We feel for Sarah Palin. We do. The Arizona shooting rampage was neither her fault nor the fault of Tea Party members. It just wasn't. (Championing a party that, at its core, centers around a collective dislike of President's Barack Obama's melanin levels? Sure, that's her fault. But certainly not what happened to Rep. Gabrielle Gifford, Gabriel Zimmerman and several others last week.) To attack Palin here is unfair. That would be like unjustly blaming Muslims for the actions of a few extremists, a thick slice of irony lost on the former GOP vice presidential candidate and her self-centered tirade against irresponsible journalists…
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According to some leaked marketing materials acquired by Kotaku, Ubisoft's futuristic hacking and surveillance title Watch Dogs will be a "next-gen experience" coming to "All Home Consoles," available "Holiday 2013." Sorry for all the quotations, but I wanted to make it clear that these words are from the advertising material and not any speculation on my part. How do we know it's real? Because the last quote I have for you is "Pre-order now for exclusive content."
All joking aside, these fliers fall in line with what we've been thinking about Watch Dogs for some time now. With a tentatively announced release date of Q4 2013, right around when next-gen consoles are rumored to be put out, it fits that the most visually stunning reveal of 2012's E3 would be next-gen. We can probably assume it's also coming to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 if we take wording literally, too.
Whatever platform, whatever release date, Watch Dogs looks like a must have title. Developed by Ubisoft Montreal, the team behind Far Cry and Assassin's Creed, you know Watch Dogs will deliver a triple-A experience. Also, I just want to hack the planet, because that's what a young Jonny Lee Miller and Angelina Jolie would want me to do.


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