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Opening exactly how everyone expected, Sony's President for America Jack Tretton gave what was a decidedly humble apology with a hint of humour — "an elephant in the room" indeed Mr. Tretton. Quickly shooting this elephant allowed the conference to go on without the nagging issue sitting over the heads of all involved.
So the real start for Sony was of course Uncharted 3, a game that looked both pretty and quite frankly instilled an inhuman urge to dive through my laptop screen and play. Alas, I shall just have to wait for release date. An impressive boat based level reminiscent of The Poseidon Adventure (the original thank you) added another onto the list of great cinematic Uncharted moments Huzzah.
As was the same last year Sony pushed 3D gaming with glasses full tilt with Uncharted 3 and Resistance 3 (so glad they avoided the obvious pun) utilising full 3D support. However the price point on a 3D HDTV is still pretty high. So, here came Sony to the rescue with a PlayStation branded 24" 3D TV that offers multi-image output to different glasses. You want to play old school multiplayer? Well you can — one player receives one image signal to their glasses while the other is sent a different signal. No split screen required people magic. The price point on the package that includes Resistance 3, Sony's cheaper 3D glasses and a six foot HDMI cable sits at $499.
Marcus Smith from Insomniac Games took the stage to show a quick demo of Resistance 3, a series I have never delved into due to a combination of being poor and other games taking my fancy. All that considered, I liked the look of the third entry, a revolution against alien overlords is a plot device I am quite fond of, that and the game play looked pretty damn fun.
We saw HD collections galore this year, not only is the Silent Hill Collection coming exclusively to PS3 but the system is also receiving the Metal Gear Solid Collection along with 360. The two revealed at show are also exclusive to PS3. The God of War Origins Collection contains the two PSP GOW games in remastered HD output. The big one though is the ICO and Shadow of the Colossus Collection, with The Last Guardian delayed this collection offers up the team ICO fix gamers have been sorely missing this generation.
Then came the Move games, starting with NBA 2K12 a presentation that featured Kobe Bryant struggling to shoot for the basket with the move controller. That really set the tone for the entire Move segment to be honest. Medieval Moves an action adventure game followed this with little to no enthusiasm from this on looker.
inFamous 2 will support Move controls, which if I'm honest is not an incentive. People that are going to buy that game are going to get it regardless of Move support. The option for user generated content via the Move however is very intriguing; bring on user created grinding runs. Extra control for Little Big Planet 2 via move and an exclusive Star Hawk game slide into the exclusive reveals to come.
Good old' Sly Cooper will return in Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time. The titles tend to offer up a stealthy approach and a colourful palette that remains welcome to both casual and hardcore gamers. Sucker Punch look to be brining some good content over the next year.
There was also DUST 514, a first person shooter set in the EVE Online universe, exclusively for PS3. It will offer real connectivity with the EVE Online universe on PC, such as Dust 514 campaigns and multiplayer battles directly affecting the world of EVE Online.
Ken Levine dropped the unexpected bombshell that Bioshock Infinite will support Move, apparently Levine's earlier distaste for the controller had diminished after Sony showed his team the capabilities of the Move. Some impressive in-game visuals were both pretty and creepy at the same time. Every PS3 copy of Bioshock Infinite will come with a copy of the original Bioshock for free. Levine also revealed that Bioshock will be coming to Sony's next generation portable.
On the subject of Sony's PS Vita, the initial line-up looks okay, with standouts like Uncharted, Golden Abyss, and Modnation racers coming to mind. Some of the other games looked fairly unimpressive. RUIN could have some potential if the in-game graphics engine gets an overhaul with some game play improvements along the way.
The touch controls looked pretty damn responsive on PS Vita with the ability to map out Drake's movement from ledge to ledge with one's finger and then watch him move along said route. The combat controls gave an expected tap and punch system that looks to offer no lag times, which can only be a good thing.
I for one am very glad that I do not live in America, as the PS Vita will utilise a partnership with AT&T on their 3G model. That company has had some issues in regards to data transfer on other formats, we'll see how well this goes on release day.
Street Fighter X Tekken is coming to PS Vita as well. That game will sell itself, giving players the opportunity to end age old disputes over who would win between Ryu and Jin or between Bison and Kazuya.
The PS Vita demo highlighted the Sony exclusive Cole from infamous fame squaring off in game. A montage came next with the obligatory Dynasty Warriors game being featured along with Wipe-out and Everybody's Golf.
The release date and price point made me take notice more than the technology, with a holiday season release coupled with a RRP of $249 for the wi-fi only version and $299 for the 3G version. That is less than expected for such a high end portable.
So there we go, a smattering of new exclusives and some impressive hardware reveals, specifically the PlayStation branded TV and the PS Vita both offered up at a reasonable price. Lack of any major third party titles such as the upcoming Final Fantasy XII-2 were noted and my personal wish of a Kingdom Hearts sequel never came to fruition. Oh well, there's always Jump Festa.
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It's a proven fact that the Illuminati plans to reduce the earths population to under 500,000,000. There bird flu didn't work as well as they intended, is the swine flu the ext and possibly final generation of the virus they inted to use to cull the heard so to speak? Is there anything we can do about it?
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dolo the great
I rubuke the illuminati in the name of jesus christ i pray amen.
Yes the major reason the bird flu failed is because people exposed it, join health freedom they protect us from these kinds of schemes.
Three weeks back Bird flu was reportedly transported by the Department of homeland Security in USA
Who benefits from Swine Flu Pandemic?
The swine flu outbreak is likely to benefit one of the most prolific and successful venture capital firms in the United States: Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Thomson Reuters Private Equity Week reported on Friday.
Shares of the two public companies in the firm's portfolio of eight Pandemic and Bio Defense companies — BioCryst Pharmaceuticals (BCRX.O) and Novavax (NVAX.O) — jumped Friday on news that the swine flu killed a reported 60 people in Mexico and has infected people in the United States
Rue Ryuzaki
It is supposed that this is a beta test, for sure this disease is man-made to what end we don't know (That is unless you believe that Asian swine flu, European swine flu, US swine flu, avian flu and human influenza somehow combined and infected a small rural town in Mexico). The thing you must always bear in mind in cases like this is Who Benefits? Research it, of course the Illuminati "don't exist" do they? And for those sceptics out there I propose to you, no one ever died from stockpiling food and water.
(Hmm look Rumsfeld has stock in Tamiflu, interesting…)
Bob E. Evil
Not quite, but they are working on it.
The best thing to do is to turn off your tv. This swine flu scam is just an excuse to set up martial law and take everyone away to detention centers.
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Alex A
chill out ni99a
this swine sh*t isnt gonna be anything at all
a few people will get sick but nothing worse than regular flu
everyones gonna be fine
except the people who will die
but everyone else will be good
Probably. To make people freak out and overdose on medication or commit suicide. Just like the bird flu, mad cow disease, MRSA, and SARS.
Swine influenza – update 5
29 April 2009 — The situation continues to evolve rapidly. As of 18:00 GMT, 29 April 2009, nine countries have officially reported 148 cases of swine influenza A/H1N1 infection. The United States Government has reported 91 laboratory confirmed human cases, with one death. Mexico has reported 26 confirmed human cases of infection including seven deaths.
The following countries have reported laboratory confirmed cases with no deaths – Austria (1), Canada (13), Germany (3), Israel (2), New Zealand (3), Spain (4) and the United Kingdom (5).
Further information on the situation will be available on the WHO website on a regular basis.
WHO advises no restriction of regular travel or closure of borders. It is considered prudent for people who are ill to delay international travel and for people developing symptoms following international travel to seek medical attention, in line with guidance from national authorities.
There is also no risk of infection from this virus from consumption of well-cooked pork and pork products. Individuals are advised to wash hands thoroughly with soap and water on a regular basis and should seek medical attention if they develop any symptoms of influenza-like illness.
No matter how many people are left, there is always going to be a unit or group who appose. and when the time comes you'll decide which one ur going to be
fg d
if the government was going to reduce the earths population they would lose a shit ton of money because they could tax dramatically less people. not to mention they would lose tons of their political power and everything liek that.
with how selfish the government tends to be, there would be no way they wouldtry to do that.
you people are just..dumb.
Someone always has to look for a conspiracy in everything *sigh * no the swine flu was not purposely created by to kill the human race.
They'll have to get something more lethal than this if they do
it's the little ones
I think you need to get your head checked. 35-36 thousand people in the US die each year from influenza. Not even one citizen of a first world country has died from this strain.
The point of disease a long time ago was to help control the planets population…now with scientists creating medication to make us live longer…we are becoming over populated. So really it's all our fault for that…some things like the swine flu and natural disasters happen for a reason…
Well I would say so but it would be interesting to know who received Tamiflu when this swine flu first broke out because there have been reports of people including children who have died, or commited suicide after taking Tamiflu. My son happens to be sick so we brought him to the doctor, and at first they said he has pneumonia. They were quick to prescribe Tamiflu without knowing for sure. He is only 19 pounds, and a year old. Yet the bottle instructions have listed dosage instructions for a child of only 33 pounds. Now why would I give my child this with him being under that weight limit, and the doctor thinking he does not have the flu hmmm.. Then the next day when the test results came back they said he has bronchitis. Of course my husband trusts everything the doctors say, and now I'am stuck with a useless bottle of Tamiflu. My son is now well after using the home breathing machine. If you read the warnings that come with the Tamiflu it does not sound like something I would take let alone my children.
No not at all. The swine flu is not what it is being made out to be over the news. The swine flu is no more harmful then the common Influenza virus. In Mexico, more people died from the regular flu then from the swine flu. The country simply has bad hygiene. In fact, the swine flu did not originate from pigs as many believe. The swine flu is only being called an epidemic because of the lack of a cure, but if you caught it you would go through the same process as you would with the normal flu. Only the already sick, young and old are likely to die from the virus


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A meeting with Louis de Bernières is an educative experience. In an hour in his company on a sunny day in September, I learn the Turkish for "son of a whore"; the life cycle of rooks; why one should never bayonet a man between the ribs; and an unhealthy amount about roadkill. He also gives me two shiny conkers: "a present from the countryside". And then, in a nonchalant act that renders me more starstruck than I have ever been in my life, he briefly lets me carry his mandolin. He knows how to make the girls swoon, this one.
I try to be cool about the small black instrument case that he puts in my hand, because it's important to remember there is a lot more to Louis de Bernières than Captain Corelli's Mandolin. He is "very grateful to it and quite proud of it", he says, but it is not the book for which he wants to be remembered. His new collection of stories, Notwithstanding, is a million miles from wartime Kefalonia, set in the English country village where De Bernières grew up. It's a book that he has been writing, story by story, for about 20 years, full of the comedy, the eccentricity and the sharp melancholy that his fans will love. But this is not the book for which he wants to be remembered, either. There's a contrary side to this irresistibly charming, bestselling author. But then, if you had written a magnificent epic such as Birds Without Wings, or had practically rewritten the wedding vows ("and when all the pretty blossoms have fallen from their branches, they find that they are one tree and not two..."), you could afford to be contrary, too.
De Bernières, famously, has mastered a certain sort of densely plotted novel set in a picturesque warm country with compelling characters usually involved in a war. He can barely mention a location in print without provoking a rash of tourism, or an unfortunate film, in the case of Captain Corelli's Mandolin. (Asked if he was happy about the 2001 movie, he once replied, "It would be impossible to be happy about your own baby having its ears put on backwards.") But while he is used to finding inspiration on foreign shores, it took a conversation with a Frenchman to inspire this new book about his own country. "He told me that he adored Britain, because it was so exotic," he explains in an afterword to Notwithstanding. "I realised that I had set so many of my novels and stories abroad, because custom had prevented me from seeing how exotic my own country is."
De Bernières moved from a grotty east London flat to a Norfolk village just before the turn of the millennium, and lives with his two young children in a big house that he bought courtesy of Captain Corelli. "I think I've got over my preoccupation with violence and death, now," he muses. But this new book is no romanticising of the English pastoral. "If you move out of town back into the country, the first thing you notice is just the incredible amount of roadkill," he says. "And every year in the late winter, early spring, you get this horrendous plague of myxomatosis..."
There is as much physical horror in Notwithstanding as there is in many of his books, really; his seeming obsession with the pathos of corporal degradation is as vivid in the story called "Rabbit" as it was, say, when Pelagia's betrothed, Mandras, returned from the war with maggots in his feet in Captain Corelli. "Well, that must come from growing up in the country, mustn't it?" he laughs.
De Bernières grew up in Surrey, the descendant of an illegitimate child of Edward IV and a French Général de Bernières who was captured by Napoleon. He went to a "bitterly cold" prep school in Kent followed by a public school in Berkshire, where he would bunk off sport and roam about the countryside. He then spent a seemingly incongruous four months at Sandhurst. "Oh, I enjoyed all the machine-gunning and hurtling around assault courses throwing hand grenades," he says. "But I just hated being told what to do. And I didn't want to tell anyone else what to do, so I obviously wasn't officer material." This must be where he learnt about bayonets: stick one between someone's ribs and you won't get it out again, he claims in two of his books; the rib bones grip the blade like a vice.
(The day before going to press, an author tells me he was once with De Bernières on a writers' junket in Rio. At a restaurant, he says, Louis was attacked at gunpoint. Taking a punt on his assumption that Rio muggers can't afford bullets, he wrestled the man to the ground. The defeated mugger told him, in Portuguese: "I'm going to kill you." Louis replied: "You and whose army?" What makes me suspect that this story is not apocryphal is the open envy in the other author's eyes.)
Anyone who has read a few of De Bernières' books might feel a sense of déjà vu perhaps in only one respect: the depressing repetitiveness of the wars that he writes about. Is he not, then, a pacifist? "Well, of course, as a soldier you have no discretion," he says. "Really, if you have an issue of conscience, you have a problem. I wouldn't want to be in Afghanistan. And I would have had big problems about going to Iraq. So when I was 18 I did think I was a pacifist. I'm not, actually. There's lots of people I want to kill now..."
So he quit Sandhurst, his parents paid back the scholarship fees and he stayed in the countryside working as a mechanic, dismantling battery chicken farms and suchlike – jobs that seem to have involved an unusual amount of contact with manure. He couldn't see himself in an office job, though he rather regrets that now. "I've realised that people [who work in offices] have the most wonderful social lives and lots and lots of affairs." But it was a teaching job abroad that changed everything. "If I hadn't gone to South America I would have been writing very much like Martin Amis," he reckons. "I would have been writing in a much more metropolitan way, about people being horrid to each other in bad relationships in north London." His three novels set in fictional Latin American countries made his name, and saw him hailed as one of Granta's 20 Best Young British Novelists in 1993.
Though he jokes about it, De Bernières is very serious about writing. He has one more epic in him, he says, loosely based on the life of his grandfather. He plans to publish a collection of his poetry next summer. He is writing the script for Birds Without Wings ("I wouldn't write a script for a British studio or a Hollywood one, but the guys who are making this are Turks and they're sensible") and looking forward to the movie of Red Dog ("Look up 'Red Dog' and 'Koko' on YouTube," he enthuses. "If that dog gets the part, it's bound to be a huge success.") And he is committed to the Antonius Players, with whom he gigs on woodwind, guitar and mandolin. He's also pretty handy around the house; his four-year-old son, Robin, thinks that what daddy does is "mending".
He also appears, peripherally, in many of his stories, he admits. He had a flatmate a lot like Roza in The Partisan's Daughter, who would buttonhole him and tell him the stories of her life. A little like the boy in the story "Silly Bugger" in his new book, the adult Louis kept a tame rook, called Woot Poot, who fell in love after two years "and flew away to make babies". ("I suppose it is a bit eccentric to have a pet rook," he considers, later.) He was also the boy in his village who caught "the girt pike". He does a lot of things, in fact, that are surprisingly butch, for a deeply sensitive novelist type. ("Is that a compliment? Oh, thanks!") But he also has one of those faces that one wants to tell things to. ("I only ask questions," he laughs.)
When he came to write the character of Leyla in his masterpiece, Birds Without Wings, he interviewed a Colombian ex-girlfriend about what it is like to be beautiful. And she told him. He is "a disillusioned feminist", he says, partly because back when he was hoovering up feminist literature in the 1970s, "if you told a woman she was beautiful she was quite likely to slap you in the face". So what would he do if he could live life as a beautiful woman for just one day? He looks aghast, and then says, "Well, I've always wanted to know what the female orgasm is like."
De Bernières is clearly disappointed that the reading public prefers Corelli to his own favourite book. The new BWW film adaptation might change that, but after the Corelli fiasco, it would also seem to be quite a risk. "Well, it's a bit like losing your virginity," he says. "You know it's probably not a great experience, but it doesn't stop you trying again."
I would have ended, then, by praising Birds Without Wings as a huge, devastating, dazzling achievement of a book; by repeating other reviewers' descriptions of it as a War and Peace for our time; or by echoing the words of this paper's critic: "captivating... compelling... a masterpiece." I would have ended like that, but then Louis de Bernières let me carry his mandolin, and I was starstruck. Sorry.
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This was the perfect location to see Madrid. Just off the Plaza Major in the heart of old Madrid. Just a few steps from San Miguel Market and near shopping as well. Very easy to walk everywhere. The guy greeting us at the property was right on time and very thorough in going over the details of the property. Very professional. The only challenge was getting our heavy suitcases up the several flights of stairs, but, well worth the effort. I would definitely rent this place again when we return to Madrid.
Excellent accommodation in very central location.
The apt is very nice and the people are great to work with. There is no lift, after getting your bags up on the first day, it's not so bad. You will be very close to Plaza Mayor and tons of shops and outside cafe's. There is a great pub with great sangria and food just across the street from your front gate. Make sure you take a converter if you are from the USA. Watch out for pick pockets on the subway, they are pro's.
Have a great stay!
The villa was perfectly located in the middle of everything!!! The villa was extremely clean and spacious for all of us and had an amazing view of the plaza as well as comfortable beds and great Loewe lotion and soaps in the bathrooms. The building entrance is very deceiving as it is very run down and they are working on putting an elevator to make it better to take luggage up to apartment. The lock at the main door was a bit difficult to unlock and you had to play with the door a little to get it opened. Once you were inside it was amazing!!! I have already recommended it to our friends.
The only thing is that we could not get the washer/dryer to dry at all and management was called but did not send someone out to get it fixed or at least give us proper instructions. We recommend to have instructions in english for the washer/dryer.
The bedroom next to the master does not have its own a/c unit and you must share the unit from the master keeping the doors open between rooms. We would recommend management to get a wall unit for it at least so the door connecting can be closed and still have a cool room during the night. We plan on renting this apartment again and continue to recommend to our friends and family traveling to Madrid
This apartment is located in the centre of Austrian Madrid. The area is known for its excellent restaurants and traditional taverns. The Plaza Mayor is within walking distance as well as the Puerta del Sol, the Royal Palace and the recently refurbished Mercado de San Miguel.


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Kampung Boy, Volume 1
Macmillan, Sep 5, 2006 - Comics & Graphic Novels - 141 pages
Kampung Boy is a favorite of millions of readers in Southeast Asia. With masterful economy worthy of Charles Schultz, Lat recounts the life of Mat, a Muslim boy growing up in rural Malaysia in the 1950s: his adventures and mischief-making, fishing trips, religious study, and work on his family's rubber plantation. Meanwhile, the traditional way of life in his village (or kampung) is steadily disappearing, with tin mines and factory jobs gradually replacing family farms and rubber small-holders. When Mat himself leaves for boarding school, he can only hope that his familiar kampung will still be there when he returns. Kampung Boy is hilarious and affectionate, with brilliant, super-expressive artwork that opens a window into a world that has now nearly vanished.
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21 May 2013
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A vase by Pablo Picasso has sold at auction in London for almost £1m to an anonymous bidder.
It is a world record price for a ceramic piece by the Spanish artist but his paintings sell for much higher prices.
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Circle of Giving
Food For Thought receives thousands of contributions each year from individuals, businesses and foundations. These donations are the source of the vast majority of our funding. At a time when income from all other sources is in decline, it is the generosity of our donors that ensures that our clients continue to have the nutrition they need to survive and be healthy. We have created the Food For Thought Circle of Giving to recognize the donors who make substantial annual contributions to this effort.
Diamond Circle ($25,000 or more)
Estate of H. Lance Cook
Charles A. Frueauff Foundation
Gilead Foundation
Larry L. Hillblom Foundation
Estate of George W. Lord
M.A.C. AIDS Fund
Mert Preston
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Her motives are less clear. She had finished her New York run and was en route to Boston; Menlo Park, New Jersey, lay in the opposite direction. What in that cold, snowy December of 1880 prompted so deliberate a detour? Perhaps the same sense of adventure that impelled her to ride out on to the partially built Brooklyn Bridge, to go down into a Pennsylvania coal mine, and to leap about on the ice floes of the St Lawrence. Was not the 33-year-old inventor another American wonder to be experienced?
The train reached Menlo Park at 2am - little problem for the routinely nocturnal Edison; more of one for Mrs E, who had prepared supper. Dimly lit carriages transported Bernhardt's party along the dark road. As they neared the house, she saw "the whole country suddenly illuminated". Hundreds of electric lights strung from the trees were reflected by the snow to dazzling effect. The carriage stopped; she alighted. Edison took her extended hand.
Later, touring the lab, the sylphid actress followed her host up and down ladder-like stairways, admiring the machinery, applauding the flashing lights, nodding in response to his running commentary in a language she did not understand. She spoke some lines from Phedre into a marvellous phonograph. She must have it! He would have one specially made. She took his arm; in this short time they were the best of friends. He bore, she decided, a striking resemblance to Napoleon. Gazing over a balustrade into an abyss of revolving wheels and belts, she paid him her ultimate dramatic compliment - she fainted away in his arms
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We are now in 2011 and we are very grateful for the just ended year as our donors really did a beautiful job by donating to our project. 67 households have benefited from the project in Molo district, through establishment of kitchen gardens, rearing of small livestock's, which include poultry, goats and rabbits. The earlier 12 beneficiaries have moved a notch higher by increasing their farm sizes, poultry, rabbits and goats; they have now started generating income from their individual projects, after satisfying their food and nutrition needs. " I had no hope for my future and that of my children, but when Necofa staff introduced me to their initiatives, I have not looked back and today I have sufficient healthy food for my whole family, I thank God and all the people who have helped me to be where I am today" Ann, one of the beneficiaries.
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The Pierce Bluejays football team lost Friday's home conference game against rival school Norfolk Catholic by a score of 16-14.
The Norfolk Catholic Knights (Norfolk, NE) football edged the host Pierce Bluejays (Pierce, NE), 16-14 in Friday's league bout.
In their next game, the Knights face the St. Paul Wildcats (St. Paul, NE) in a non-league bout, on Friday, October 14. Norfolk Catholic will attempt to advance on its 6-0 season record. The Wildcats enter the bout with a 4-2 record after their 34-14 league loss to Boone Central (Albion, NE).
The Bluejays (5-1) will now prepare for their bout against Battle Creek (Battle Creek, NE). The Braves enter the C1 District 7 contest with a 4-2 record. In their last contest, Battle Creek tipped Madison (Madison, NE), 16-15, in a league contest.
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About twenty years after the last documentary on Kevin Roche was released, London-based film company Wavelength Pictures will produce an updated look at the life and work of the Pritzker Prize-winning architect, with a section of the film focusing on his projects in Columbus, Indiana, reports local paper The Republic. Wavelength Pictures plans to come to Columbus in 2016, filming buildings that Roche designed and conducting interviews.
Wavelength Pictures' Documentary Set to Revisit the Life and Work of Kevin Roche
Deborah Berke Tapped to Design Cummins' Indianapolis Headquarters
New York-based Deborah Berke Partners has been selected to design a $30 million headquarters for Indiana-based diesel engine manufacture Cummins. Planned for downtown Indianapolis on the former four-acre site of Market Square Arena, the project will provide office space for up to 400 employees, as well as ground-floor retail, parking and public green space. Berke was chosen over SHoP Architects and Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects.
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Here's a new definition for the phrase "Tree House."
Visiondivision's concession stand for 100 Acres, an Art & Nature Park in Indiana, is made entirely from one 100-ft yellow poplar tree. Not only does the trunk form the horizontal beam of the structure, but literally nothing of the tree was left to waste: bark became shingles; extracted pieces of wood became structural support, chairs and tables, swings; even the bark's syrup was extracted to be sold in the kiosk itself.
The architects who refined this tree into a building were inspired by an ethos of "gentleness" with nature. As they share in their architects' brief: "Our project is about trying to harvest something as gently as possible so that the source of what we harvest is displayed in a pure, pedagogic and respectful way—respectful to both the source itself and to everyone visiting the building."
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Salvaged Layers; A Collaborative Site Specific Performance
Salvaged Layers; a Collaborative Site Specific Performance project was an interdisciplinary collaboration between two groups of students from separate Universities. The studio challenged students to explore issues of craft, making and place through a series of full scale built interventions in a historic Indianapolis theatre which had been gutted in anticipation of a planned renovation. The raw state of the theatre's interior gave students a rich and evocative palette to engage while simultaneously liberating them from the conventional notions of stage and audience.
Architects: Students of Ball State University Department of Architecture; Faculty Coordinator Timothy Gray, Gray Architecture Location: 5505 E Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA Project Team: Mark Vanden Akker, Austin Lucari, Jay Weeks, Brad Wanek, Veronica Eulacivo, Eric Jenson, Michael Neizer, Paul Reynolds, Greg Hittler, Luke Haas, Ben Greenberg; (Butler University) Jacqueline Vouga, Jeff Irlbeck, Jill Harman, Amanda Lynn Meyer, Amanda Miller, Joe Esbenshade, Chris Ziegler, Jessica Conger, Steph Gray, and Butler University Faculty Coordinator Melli Hoppe Client: Dale Harkin, Irving Theatre Project Year: 2010 Photographs: Greg Hittler, Courtesy of Gray Architecture


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- Chair Width:17.52"
- Chair Height:36.42"
- Chair Depth:23.43"
- Table Depth:47"